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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: OCTOBER 19, 1919.
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FAMILY RUMPUS
HAS ELEMENTS
OF MOVIE PLOT
Man . Befriends . Widow,
Brother Has Man Arrested,
: Widow , Tries Suicide,
Uncle to Rescue, Etc.
; A seriej of family 'troubles in
volving a feud between brother and
sister, a refusal of the woman to
marry a chance acquaintance, an at
tempted suicide and the ultimate ar
rest of a friend of the woman on a
serious charge, was the scenario
aired at central police station with
1 the arrest Friday night of Frank
Kellerman, 35 years old, 1922 South
Twentieth street.
Max Rosenstein, 1611 North
Twenty-fourth street, swore to the
, warrant for the arrest, the com
plaint stating that Kellerman had
been unduly intimate with Mrs.
Beulah Israel, 34 years old, sister of
Max Rosenstein, at 1922 South
Twentieth street.
Kellerman was released yesterday
under $1,000 bail-bond, signed by
Joseph Haykin, 2222 Howard street,
uncle of Mrs. Israel.
Since the death of Mrs. Israel's
husband last December, the wom
an, mother of three children, has
been unable to attend properly to
running her grocery store at 1922
South Twentieth street. Kellerman,
an . employe of the ; Union ; Pacific
shops and a life long acquaintance,
has been assisting the woman in
her struggle.V
: Last Tuesday noon, Mrs. Israel
attempted suicide in the rear of the
store by swallowing two ounces
of poison. She ' told police her
irothrr, Max Rosenstein, had been
Uioundiii-i her to death" because she
.refused to marry a Harry Rosen
of Sioux City when he proposed to
her." .
- "I didn't even know the man, and
llax wanted me to marry him so I
would be able to give him $500
which he had been demanding of
jne," Mrs. Israel told police.
Harry Haykin, cousin of Mrs.
Israel, said that Rosenstein has "pes
tered" the woman for $500 in pay
ment of ' government allotments
which Mrs. Israel is said to have
received through her brother.
Mrs. Israel is seriously ill from
the effects of the poison. She was
unable to open the store for busi
ness yesterday. Her sister, Mrs.
Haykin, 2222 Howard street, is with
her.
Further Deky In the,
. Gas Plant Appraisal
Is Caused hy Judge
W. C. Lambert, corporation coun
sel, yesterday stated that there is an
other delay in the apfraisal of the
Omaha Gas company s plant, which
the city has elected to purchase by
condemnation proceedings.
- Judge W. V. Allen of Madison,
Neb., members of the court of con
demnation, has wired that he wilt
be unable to attend a meeting ear
lier than December 1, a meeting
having been set for next Monday.
Mr. Lambert returned yesterday
from Kansas City, where he confer-
' Ted with 6urns and McDonald, ex
perts engaged by the city of Omaha
to ascertain the physical valuation
of the gas plant.!
lOie in Desert Blizzard
; After 20-Mile Tramp
' Casper, Wyo., Oct. 18. George
Chandler, prominent oil man, who
disappeared in the blizzard in the
Red desert," October 3, died of cold
within three miles of his goal after
tramping 20 miles through the storm
from his stalled automobile. His
body was found today, three miles
from the camp of the Associated Oil
Co.
Chandler was on his way from
Rawlins to the oil fields when over
taken by the blizzard.
Visiting Nurse Who
Wed Sailor With a 1
"Cinder in His Eye"
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Mrs. Ralph Hershey is known to
the members of the Visiting Nurses
association of Omaha as Annie An
drews, and it was only a few days
ago when her name was changed.
Her resignation from the association
will be effective November 1.
While serving at the Union station
as hospital nurse in connection with
canteen work she met a sailor boy
who was suffering from effects of a
cinder in one of his eyes. She re
moved the cinder and then followed
the romance which culminated ir.
their recent marriage at Trinity
cathedral:
Some of the sailors at the local
recruiting office heard of the inci
dent, so they went down to the
Union station and looked around
for cinders with which to put in their
eyes. , . - . ' .:
Weevil Epidemic In Wheat
Caused by Car Shortage
Chicago, Oct. 18. -Wheat handlers
say there is a regular epidemic of
weevil in the wheat arriving now.
Thrv hrhrvf that owinc to shortage
of railroad cars preventing shipments
the grain was held in old wooden
elevators long enough for the few
weevils generally present to increase
materially.
Wheat containing weevil cannot
be graded higher than "sample," and
even then the buyers ask for 5 cents
a bushel discount on all carloads
which are rejected as too heavily in
fested with weeviL '
"IT
FOK
COLDS
To get quick and sure response,
take "Seventy-seven" at the first
symptom of a Cold, which is lassi
tude, a forlorn feeling of weakness,
as if some serious illness was pend
ing. A dose of "Seventy-seven" at
this stage of a Cold is worth its
weight in gold.
, "Seventy-seven" breaks up stub
born Colds that hang on. Doctors
Book sent free.
At all Drug and Country Stores.
Humphreys' Homeo. Medicine Co., 156
William Street. New York.
Right Now There
Are Some Wonderful
Bargains at MICKELS
You have a splendid chance, right now,
to buy a used or new Piano or Player-Piano.
We hare real bargains in new and used in
struments. Why not at least come and see
them?
Pay What You Can Monthly
Payments are easy. Small amount down.
. Balance monthly. Call, write or phone first
thing Monday!
MICKELS
Phone
15th
and
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ij lj Harney
Cash Buying ana Selling Methods Enables Us to Oiler You Superior Values at Any Price
OUR STORE HOURS 9 A. M.
UNTIL 6 P.M.
Every Fashionable New Weave
in
Wool Dress Fabrics
Exceptional ' Values Offered You ' Now
42-inch , French and Storm
Serges, half wool, in all col
ors, plenty of navy. Regu
lar $1.50 value. Our Cash
Price, at ....98?
42-in. Fancy Plaids, half
wool, in all the new styles,
they would be a bargain at
$1.50 Our Cash Price, at,
yard ..............$1.25
40-in. all pure wool Taffeta.
Something that will make a
nice fall dress. Would be a
bargain at $2.50. Our Cash
Price, at, yard .$198
50-in. all pure wool Epingle,
in navy blue and all the best
new shades. An ideal fabric
for either dresses or suits.
A good $4 quality. Our Cash
Price, at, yard. .'. . . .$3.45
56-in. all pure wool Coatings
in all colors, worth up to
$7.50. Cash Price.. .$4.98
56-in all pure wool Plaids, in
all the new colorings. Our
Cash Price, yard.... $398
56-in. Priestleys, imported
English Serge, the ideal
thing for suits and dresses,
all pure wool, , worth $6.50
per yd. today, Our , Cash
Priced at, yard. . . . . .$4.98
56-in. all wool Jersey, the
good heavy quality. Our
Cash Price ....... .$3.95
Have your skirt made to
measure by expert man tail
or, in all the new fall styles;
fit and workmanship guar
anteed. Inquire dress goods
department, main floor for
the making ........ $3.00
42-inch all pure wool Serges,
in all colors; plenty of navy.
A good $2 quality. Our Cash
Price, at yard...... $1.68
TfpYlEN'
JLL J! THE CASH STORE
Mail Orders Filled From Daily Ads.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Liberty Bonds Accepted at Market Value in Payment
for Merchandise. Inquire at Office
Real Lace at
Regular Prices
A Bargain Opportunity Sel
dom Equaled, Never Stir
passed. Real Princess and Dutchess
Lace, with bands to match, 3
to 9 inches wide. Worth up
to $400. Special cash price
Monday, at yard. . . .$1.50
Irish Crochet Edges and In
sertions, some in matched
patterns, 1 to 2 inches wide.
Worth up to $1.50. Special
cash price Monday, yd. 50
Irish Crochet Collars and
Vests with high neck. Worth
up to $15. Special cash price
Monday, at , . $6
Irish Chochet Medallion in
all sizes. Worth up to $1.00.
Special cash price Monday,
at ,.35tf
Silver Flouncing embroid
ered on colored nets, 36 in.
wide. Regular value, $5. Spe
cial cash price Monday, at,
yard $3.50
Your Every Desire Gratified
' " -IN-
New Fall Silks
Don't Miss 'These Splendid Specials
Remarkable Attractive Offerings
Coats, Suits, Furs
DUO Crepe Meteors &2.9S 40
Incbes wide; Green, Wine,
Plum, Wisteria, Purple, Rose;
cash price '...-$2.98
t&SO Satin Imperial $2.98-40
Inches wide; Green, Wine, Plum,
Gray, Reseda, Copen, special
cash price $2.98
14X0 Satin Goetz (3.4536
inches wide beautiful lustrous
dress satin; in all the wanted
shades, both street and evening;
cash price $3.45
$3X0 Satin De Chines $2.5036
inches wide; a lustrous soft
satin in all wanted shades; cash
price $2.50
$2.00 Fancy Striped Taffeta
$1.59 36 Inches wide; a won
derful display of these fancy
stripes to pick from; special
cash price $1.59
$3.00 Fancy Poplin $2.2536
Inches wide; the newest effect
for skirts; blue, brown, taupe
and copen; cash price.. $2.25
BLACK SILKS GREATLY
UKDERPRICED.
$3.00 40-inch Crepe de Chine,
cash price $2.50
$5.50 40-inch Satin Panne; cash
price .. $4.50
$4.00 36-inch Satin Goetz, cash
price $3.50
$3.60 36-inch Satin De Chine,
cash price $2.98
$3.00 40-inch Chiffon Taffeta,
cash price $2.50
$3.60 36-inch Satin Duchess,
cash price $2.75
$4.00 36-inch Satin Faille, cash
price $3.50
$4.00 36-lnch Satin Majestic.
cash price $3.75
$&50 Satin Panne $4.5040
inches wide; midnight, navy,
taupe, brown and black, cash
price $4.50
$8.00 Trlcolette $7.5036 inches
wide, heavy quality, brown,
bark, navy anf black, our cash
price $7.50
$8.50 Colored Chiffon Velvet
$7.50 Navy, copen, brown,
taupe,, rase, green, plum and
black, cash price $7.50
$2.50 Satin Mescaline $1.9836
incbes wide; an exceptional
value; in all colors; our cash
price ...... $1.98
$2X0 Plain Poplin $1.2536
inches wide; a wonderful array
of colors, cash price... .$1.25
$3.00 Chiffon Taffeta $2.2536
inches wide; in all colors; a
wonderful soft finish; our cash
Price , $2.25
44-Inch Velveteen $4.98 Navy,
brown, taupe, wine, plum and
black; cash price $4.98
SS-Inch Velveteen $30 Brown,
blue, copen, taupe, nigger, wine
and green, cash pricel.$3.50
27-Inch Velveteen $10 Brown,
plum, burgandy and blue; cash
price $1.50
Seldom this season have buyers been able to find such unusual values in women's outer apparel. Up-to-date
style, most wanted materials and colors and good workmanship are combined in these offerings at
a surprisingly moderate cash price. ..-.'.;!
Coats at $45.00
At this price Monday your choice of hundreds of ele
gant warm coats made up in winter velours, meltons,
silvertones, bolivias and plushes. Many fur trimmed.
All colors and lined throughout
with a great deal
more, at ............. .v... .
many iut irunmeu.
$4j5.00
Suits at $55.00
85 elegant cloth suits, nearly all samples, made up in
velours, tricotines, silvertones, Poiret twills, in all
the new autumn shades. t. p ff
&55.00
Natural Color Animal
Fox Scarf. Special at
! $29.50
Beaver Cloth Sport Coats
lined throughout, all sizes
Special $25.00
French Coney Coatees.
Special at ' w
$45.00
Men's $6 Wool Union Suits, $4.95
Bradford Heavy Wool Union Suite, made of finest soft texture, long
thread wool yarns; all seams reinforced throughout; this is one of the
best $6.00 values shown this season; our cash price Monday. . .$4.95
. $5.00 Flannel Shirts $3.45.
These are real heavy Wool Shirts; Just the thing for the man out of
doors; come in dark blue and oxford gray; all sizes, 14 to 17 on
sale Monday $3.45
$1.00 Wool Sox 65c.
In this lot you will find light, medium and heavy weight caasimeres in
natural, light or dark, oxford gray and black; also extra heavy wool
knit sox in oxford, blue or white; all sizes, 9 to 11; our cash price
Monday 654
$2.75 Night Shirts $2.00
Stelner Universal Night Shirts, made of very heavy domet flannel, all
full cut, double stitched throughout; come in .assorted patterns with
satin trimmings and frogs; cash price Monday 82.00
$3.25 Pajamas $2.50
These are all Stelner Universal make, which means high standard of
quality and workmanship; all neatly trimmed; come witti military or
flat collar; cash price Monday . .-$2.50
HART SCHAFFNER & MARX
Boys' Suits and Overcoats
Boys' Suits, full of snap, hand tailored, all wool, dozens
of manly styles to choose from
Boys' Overcoats, fur collared, military and convertible col
lars, heavy rib textures, close-fitting waist seam coats with
rope shoulders and looser styles. Our special cash prices
A complete line of Boys'
Suits, for dress or school, in
strong, durable fabrics and
sensible styles-
$10.00 and $15.00
Boys' Hats
and Gaps "
In Fall and Winter weights
and a variety of styles
$1.00 to $2.00
Boys' Flannel
Blouses
In Blue, Brown and Gray
$1.50, $2.00
and $2.50
Boys'
Sweaters
All colors and styles
$1.25 up to
$5.00
Winter Underwear
Won. en's Undervests Heavy
fleeced, in high neck, long
sleeve; also ankle length pants
to match in white or gray; reg
ular and extra sizes; regular
price 11.50 and $1.75 on sale at
our cash price S1.25
Women's Union Suits Wool and
cotton union suits in high neck,
long sleeve; dutch neck, elbow
sleeve; low neck, sleeveless;
ankle length; regular and extra
sizes; regular price, 12.50 and
$2.75, on sale S1.98
. Women's Union Salts Fine ..'
wool union suits in high neck,
long sleeve; low neck, sleeve
less; ankle length; regular price
$4.25 and $4.50, on sale, cash
price, regular size, S3. 50; ex
tra size . 83.95
Boys' and Girls' Union Suit
Wool and cotton union suits, In
high neck, long sleeve; ankle
length; white or gray; rise on
sizes; size 2.. $2.00
Boys' and Girls' Fleeced Union
Suits Iu high neck, long sleeve;
ankle length; white or gray;
som i of these suits have patent
ed taped buttons; sizes 2 to 14
years; regular price $150 on
sale at 81.00
Odd Bedroom and Dining
Room furniture
From broken suites and discontinued patterns , at
25 discount. We .carry a complete line of Sim
mon's beds and springs at prices that you can
well afford to pay. Below we list some values
of untold worth:
$250 Mahogany Davenport
Suite, upholstered in mull
berry velour, reduced Mon
day, to $198.50
$275 Mahogany Davenport,
overstuffed in tapestry. Re-"
duced to $225
Davenport Tables in Queen
Anne design. $45 values, re
duced to $37.50
4-Post Walnut Twin Beds,
$90 values, reduced to. $70
La-La-By Baby Jumpers, re
duced to........... $1.25
Solid Mahogany Twin Bed,
$180 values, reduced Mon
day to ...... .....$87.50
60-Inch Golden Oak Buffets
in quartered oak, $100 val
ues, reduced to... $89. 50
6 ft. Extension Tables to
match, $50 values, reduced
to ..........$39.50
Golden Oak Chairs to match,
at ....$5
$50 Kitchen Cabinet, re
duced to .........$44.50
Winter Needs in Housefurnishings
Hard Coal Basebnrner, 14-inch
firepot, full nickel; Cash
Price .. 857.50
Soft Coal Heating Stores, up
from ...... $15.00
Large Slse O'Cedar Oil Mop,
Cash Price .. S1.25
Folding Ironing Board, extra
, well , made, for ...... 81 .98
Tacnam Hand Washer, Cash
Price ....69
8-Cnp Aluminum Percolator,
at 81.79
I-QL Aluminum Doable Boiler,
Cash Price ....81.98
llnmlnnm Tea Kettle, No. 8
size, Cash Price 83.00
l.Qt. Aluminum Sauce Pan with
lid, at . 81.59
C'Qt Aluminum Berlin Kettle
with lid 81.69
Universal Lunch Kits, complete
, with Thermos bottle 83.65
Extra Good Brooms, Polished
handles, for Monday. . . 451
Furnace Scoops, special Cash
Price 98
8 Large Bolls Crepe Toilet
Paper for 25
Monday's Big Special Cut Price Grocery Sale
HIGHEST QUALITY AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES
4S-lb. Welti of Our Famouf Health
flour - t&
4l-1b. cki ef Our Famoui Diamond H
Flour 2 S8
J4-lb. aacka et Our Famoua Diamond H
Flour 1.8
95-lb. aacka Pure Rye Flour $1.35
The Beat White or Yellow Corn
Heal, lb .-Be
The Beat Rolled White Breakfaet
Oat Meal, lb. Bo
No. 1 Navy Beans, lb tOo
No. 1 California Brown Beana, lb
Choice Broken Rice. . lb........ S t-3e
Fancy Whole Rice, lb ISo
bara .Claeilo White Laundy Soip Mc
bara Beat-'EmAU or Diamond C
Soap Sc
Gallon cana Golden Table Syrup. .... . ..85e
Half gallon cana Golden Table Syr up.. 45c
Jtt-lb. cana Golden Table Syrup 2ftc
Gallon cana White Table Syrup 5c
ltt-lb.' cana -White Table Syrup 17Vi
The Beat Domestic Macaroni. Spaghetti or
Eff Noodles, pkg - 7Ho
ll-os. cana Condensed Milk 1
No. 3 cana Pork and Beana 15c
No. J cans Golden Pumpkin 1
No. 1 cana Early June Peaa, Solid Packtd
. Tomatoes or Fancy Sweet Sugar Corn.
can IM4
No. iy, cana California White
Cherries ..tSc
Teaat Foam, pkg 4c
'Grape Nuts, pkg .....ltc
Corn Flakes, pkg 7c
New California Prunes, b...l16c-!0e-25e
New California Seedlesa Raisins, b....I5r
New California Muscatel Raisins, lb.. 25c
New Cleaned Currants, lb 30c
Fancy Mulr Peaches, lb 28c
New Mince Meat, pkg 12c
We have donbled the capacity of out
mammoth Coffee Dept. to accommodate
the thousands who are drinking our fa
mous blends.
Try Diamond H Cereal and Coffee, Ib.tSc
Our Famous Santos Blend Coffee, lb...3Sc
H. B. C Special Blend, lb 42o
M. & J unequaled for quality, lb 45c
The Best Tea Siftlngs, lb 22c
Choice Basket Fired or Sun Dried Japan
Tea, lb. 4 He
Fancy Spider Leg Japan, Oolong, Ceylon,
English Breakfast or Young Hyson Tea.
lb. 6e
Omaha's Greatest Vegetable Market.
Freeh vegetables are now coming from the
sooth. -Fresh
Carrots, bunch .........VXe
Fancy Cauliflower, lb 15c
15r
...... .ac
4e
.Jc
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Fancy Green Beana, lb
Fresh Cabbage, lb
Hublmrd Squash, lb. . .
Bermuda Onions, lb...,
Fresh Sulnarh. peck , .
If lbs. No. 1 Potatoes to the peck
I stalks Fresh Oolery
Colorado Jonathan Apples, huahel
basket . .tt.CS
Our Big -pj
October
SALE
II KHHTi
OF
RUGS
and LINOLEUMS
, Continues All This Week
All tie latest patterns. Comparison of quality is the
real test. We welcome comparisons.
7-6x9 Smith's
9x12 Lakewood Wilton Rugs,
worth $110, at ...$90
9x12 Wilton Velvet Rugs,
worth $55, at.. $44
8-3x10-6 Wilton Velvet Rugs,
worth '$47.50, at $38
9x12 Carlton Axminster
Rugs, worth $65, at. .. .$52
9x12 Smith's Axminster
Rugs, worth $52, at. . . .$40
9x12 Smith's Manor Hugs,
worth $35, at ...$26
9x12 Smith's Velvet Rugs,
worth $38, at. .... .$29.98
9x12 Smith's Tapestry Rugs,
worth $27.50, at ..$19.98
8-3x10-6 Smith's Axminster
Rugs, worth $45, at. ..$37
8-3x10-6 Smith's Tapestry
Rugs, worth $25, at.... $18
Tapestry
Rugs, worth $27.50, at. $20
Small Axminster . Rugs and
Velvet Rugs," special, cash
price, up from. . . . 4 .$2.75
Our selection of Inlaid Lin
oleum is the largest in the
west, in Toyle patterns, sq.
yd. at $1.75 and $2
Neponset Floor Covering,
the best floor covering on
the market for any room in
the house, sq. yd. ...,.75)
Tapestry Brussels Stajr Car
pet, per yard $1.10
Just received our supply of
Coco Mats for the Winter,
in all sizes, up from. .95
to $5
Carpet Sweepers, worth $4,
special, at $2.50
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