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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE i NOVEMBER 16, 1919.
FARMERS WILL
DISCUSS PLUMB
RAILROAD PLAN
Proposed Alliance With Union
Labor Also to Be Before
Annual Convention In
Omaha.
Divorce
Courts .
The Plumb plan for railroad oper
ation, and the proposed alliance of
organized labor will be two impor
tant subjects brought up at the I7th
annual convention of the Nebraska
Farmers Co-operative Grain and
Live Stock association, which' be
gins in Omaha next Tuesday morn
jnff. More than 700 members of the
organization are expected to attend
the three-day session. The central
idea of the convention is to study
the problem of the production,
transportation and marketing of
grain. World, condition? of grain
supply and demand will be dis
cussed. Recognized authorities will
speak to the delegates on this sub
ject. "V
Among the speakers at1 the con
vention will be L. F. Gatet, presi
dent of the Chicago board of trade;
Dr. H. H. Brown of the bureau of
chemistry, Washington, D. C; C.
W.. Pugsley, editor of the Nebraska
farmer; Julius H. Barnes, United
States wheat director; and Prof. H.
C. Filley of the University of Agri
culture at Lincoln.
In anticipation of an unusually
large attendance at the meeting,
J. W. Shorthill, secretary, has ar
ranged for two meeting places on
Wednesday. Headquarters will be
in the Hotel Rome.
Coal Shortage Here
to be Relieved from
Rock Springs Mines
Coal miners in the Rock Springs
district of southern Wyoming re
turned to work yesterday, ac
cording to word received by S. S.
Caldwell, of the Coal Hilt Co. Oma
ha will receive coal from this dis
trict in the next few days, Mr. Cald
well says, and the shortage here
will be relieved.
"Although Omaha receives a large
part of its coal from Kansas and
Illinois, it will get its share of coal
from the Rock Springs district."
said Mr. Caldwell. "Omaha is really
the central coal distribution point
of the west."
Mr. Caldwell prediced that miners
in the lignite districts would fol
low the example of thosti in Wyom
ing and return to work. Steam
plants of the city have enough coal
to lasj for two weeks more. Office
buildings are rather short on coal,
however.
Part Peters Trust Co. Offices
Moved to Temporary Quarters
The Peters Trust Co., yesterday
moved its insurance, rental and
steamship departments from the
main offices in the Omaha National
bank building to 1707 Farnani
street. This is a temporary move
until its general offices are com
pleted in the Bee building. The
legal department was moved to the
Bee building three months ago.
Fraternal Aid Union
Mondamin lodge, number 111,
will give a dance Tuesday evening
at the hall in the Lyric building.
Nineteenth and Farnam streets.
Samuel Mazzei filed suit in district
court for a divorce from Edith Maz
zei and custody of their two chil
dren, charging her with extreme
cVuelty.
Clara Clendlion was granted a di
vorce from Earl Clendlion on the
ground of nonsupport by Judge,
bears in divorce court on ner
charges of cruelty. Judge Sears dis
missed Mr. Clendlion's petition for
divorce. Mrs. Clendlion was re
stored to her maiden name, Wilkin
son. Metta Marie Johnson was given
a divorce, custody of two children
and $30 a month alimony from Louie
Johnson, a locomotive fireman, by
Judge Sears in divorce court( She
charged cruelty.
A divorce and restoration of her
maiden name, Marietta, were granted
to Vesta Hulsker from George Hul
sker by Judge Sears in divorce court
on grounds of nonsupport
Charges of extreme cruelty won a
divorce for Z. Taylor Mason from
Nellie Mason in divorce court,
Judge Wakeley granting the decree.
Pauline Johe charged that Jesse
Johe was cruel to her and their baby
and was granted a divorce by Judge
Sears in divorce court, with custody
of the child.
Custody of four children was
given to Daisy Tayson in a decree
of divorce from George Tayson,
granted her by Judge Sears in di
vorce court.
Her maiden name, Claycomb, was
restored to Edna Williams in a de
cree of divorce from Louis Williams
on the ground of nonsupport
granted her by Judge Sears ift di
vorce court.
Alexander Raeburn was granted a
divorce from Stella Raeburn by
Judge Sears in divorce court on the
ground of cruel and inhuman treat
ment. They were married in 1910,
and separated in 1913. '
Daisy Helvey sued Irallelvey, a
Union Stock yards switchman, for
a divorce yesterday in district court
alleging that he struck her and,
while intoxicated, threatened to
disfigure her. She asks fpr custody
of their child and $5 a week ali
mony. Two Men Sentenced to Jail
For Operating Illicit Still
Thomas Yargvh, Sarpy county
resident, was sentenced to three
months in the county jail and fined
$100 in federal court yesterday on a
charge ot maintaining an illicit still.
Yovan Urcscvich, South Side, also
charged with operating a still un
lawfully, was sentenced to 30 days
in the county jail and fined $100.
Three D's ,
Heals Three
"A terrible Itching commenced on my
body. 1H bottles of D. D. D. completely
cuTed me.''
"I taw a remarkable ear of a boy bora
with Eciema."
"A single bottle cured another eats.
Salt Rheum of the baodi."
Quoted from recent letter from Walter Rl
key, Elkhart, Ind. Writ him fi ' more facta.
We too, hare teen auch remarkable results
accomplished by O. D. D. in heeling all formt ot
kin trouble from pimples and blackhead to
erer catei of eciema, that we feel it muit
reach your caae. Come In and uk us about it.
We (uaraotee the first bottle. Sic, Mcjand $1.00.
IQXED.IEX).
EL lotion for Shin Disease
Five Sherman V McConnell Drug Stores.
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afa3ifig.,g:i?i5K:iM-i
-rrixislc washes away
i from the soul
the dust of every day
' life."
Auer bacb'-
T ET the magical voice of music
LJ transport you to the uttermost
realm of imagination and wash
away the hum-drum dust of every-
, day life with the soothing sounds
; of inspiring melodies.
Any one of tHe list of instruments
below will fill your needs.
Player Pianos
Upright Pianos
"Ampico" Reproducing Pianor
Knabe Baby Grand Pianos
' Starr Phonograph?
Other Makes.
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New Music and Piano Dept. I
Wonderfully Broad Assortments ol the Best the Markets ol the World Oiler at Saving Cash Prices
Toyland Open
A delightfully complete assortment of Toys, Dolls, Games,
Sleds, Velocipedes, Wagons, etc.; everything to gladden the
.hearts of the little folks, all at saving Cash Prices.
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THE CASH STORE
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We Buy From the Producer
in any quantity paying cash at highest market price on day
of delivery. Send or bring ns your fresh dressed poultry,
fresh eggs and butter you'll find it pays.
Unquestionably Superior Values in This November Sale of Coats, Suits and Dresses
Our Cash Buying and Selling methods give us resources of supply enjoyecfonly by the few, and
all our splendid resources have been drawn upon to make our Before-Thanksgiving-Sales of Women's Ap
parel long remembered. You'll find the offerings well worth the time you'll give to examination and
purchase, for, as always, the keynote of our stock is quality excellence, without which low prices would Ir
of no avail. Come early and get first choice of these splendid offerings.
Nearly 300 Handsome New Winter Coats
Nearly All Samples or Odd Garments From Our Big Stock
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Come in the season's most pop-
Ijular cloths and plushes all good
quality materials and well tai
lored. Most remarkable values
at Our Cash Price of
Beautiful Dresses Greatly Reduced
Dress No. 6242
Brown duvetyn and tricolelte, wps
$123; Monday.... .$79.00
Dress No. 5936
Blue . cloth and satin, was $125 ;
Monday, Cash Price. $79.00
Dress No. 6232
Blue crepe meteor and georgette,
was $89. Monday $59.00
Dress No. 6149
Henna shade meteor and georgette,
was $75; Monday... $49.00
Hundreds of Women's and Misses' Cloth and Silk Dresses Worth up to
$25.00. Our Special Cash Trice, Monday $14.90
Dress No. 6564
Black satin, was $75; Monday,
Cash Price... $49.50
Dresses Nos. 2240, 2762, 2655
Taffeta, exclusive styles, were $95,
$98, $89 ; choice. $45.00
presses No. 6339
Two tricolette dresses, blue , and
black, were $95; at $59.00
Dresses No. 5775
Blue and black, were $89; Monday, -Cash
Price. $49.00
Only a very few of a kind, so
necessarily the assortment of
widths is very broad. All sizes
included in this showing. A
truly remarkable value.
Fine Suits at a Fraction of Worth
Suit No. 6565
Black chiffon velvet suit, was $265;
Monday, Cash Price $139.00
Suit No. 6648
Deer shade, Evora cloth, with seal,
was $150; Monday $79.00
Suit No. 6373
Blue suede cloth, was $125; Mon
day, Cash Price $69.00
Suits No. 5719
Two velour suits, blue and brown,
was $89; Monday $49.00
Suit No. 6507
Blue silvertone, with seal, was $98;
Monday, Cash Price $59.00
- Suit No. 6504
Blue velour, was $165; Monday,
Cash Price $89.00
Suit No. 6567
Blue cloth suit, with beaver, was
$165; Monday $89.00
Suit No. 6477
Blue velour, with squirrel, was $185 ;
Monday, Cash Price $69.00
Suits No. 6593
Three chiffon broadcloth suita, blue,
brown, black, was $89 $49.00
Suit No. 6503
Blue peachbloom, with seal, was
$165 ; Monday. $89.00
30 Cloth Suits Formerly sold up to $35.00. Our Special Cash Price,
while the lot lasts $17.95
Remarkable Rug Bargains
Many lines of our fall stocks priced at
actually less than mill prices today. Early
Cash Buying in big quantities enables us
to offer you these remarkable values be
ginning Monday.
9x12 Best Wilton Rugs Worth $110.00.
Our Cash Price......... $85.00
9x12 Carlton Axminster Rug Worth $65.00.
Our Cash Price $52.00
8-3x10-6 Smith Axminster Rug Worth $52.
Our Cash Price. $44.00
9x12 Smith Velvet Rugs Worth $55.00. Our
Cash Price ..$44.00
9x12 Smith Brussels Rugs Worth $35.00.
Our Cash Price. . . $26.00
7-6x9 Smith" Brussels Rugs Worth $27.50.
Our Cs(sh Price $20.00
9x12 Smith Katonah Velvet Rug Worth $40.
Our Cash Price... $29.98
Small Rugs In all shades. Our Cash Price,
each, from. .$2.75 to $12.50
Carpet Sweepers Our Special Cash Price,
each, from $2.50 to $5.00
One Carload of Neponset Floor Covering
.Wears, better than any printed Linoleum,
worth 95c square yard. Placed on sale at,
per square yard 70
Coco Mats Our Special Cash Price, each
90i up to $5.00
Charming Weaves in Silks and Wool Dress Fabrics
No place mil you find better quality or broader assortment, and our
Low Cash Prices make selection here most profitable.
Silks and Velvets
40-Inch Printed Georgette Crepe In all the
newest colors and patterns. Yd $3.75
40-Inch Plain Georgette Crepe Our Special
Cash Price, per yard. ; $2.75
40-Inch Satin Duvetyn Brown, navy and
black. Cash Price, yard $6.98
40-Inch Panne Satin Yard $4.50
40-Inch Foulards All new designs. Our
Special Cash Price, yard. .......... $3.75
36-Inch Foulards Yard. . : .$2.75
36-Inch Satin All colors. Yd $3.50
36-Inch Colored Mess aline Our Cash
Prices, yard. .... .$1.59, $1.98, $2.50
36-Inch Fancy Striped Taffeta Our Special
Cash Price, per yard ; . . .$1.59
36-Inch Black Messaline Yard $1.59
36-Inch Poplin All colors. Yd ;98
33-Inch Corduroy Rose, copen. golden
brown, light blue and taupe. Yard. .$1.75
42-Inch Chiffon Velvet Wine, navy, eopen,
prune, Pekin and wisteria. Yard. .. .$7.50
44-Inch Costume Velveteen Brown, taupe,
navy, green and black. Yard. $4.75
33-Inch Costume Velveteen Brown, taupe,
navy, copen, green, Havanna and black.
Our Cash Price, per yard $3.25
50-Inch Woolvel Duvetyn Yard $3.75
Wool Dress Goods
56-Inch Priestley's Imported English Men's
Wear Serge Extra fine, good, heavy qual
ity, in navy blue only. This serge is well
worth, today, $6.98. Special, yd.... $4.98
56-Inches Wide," All Pure Wool Winter
Coatings Of all kinds; of pretty colors and
materials.' They are well worth $7.50, but
you can buy them Monday for, yd. . .$4.98
50 Inches Wide, All Pure Wool Serge In
all the wanted colors, plenty of navy. They
are selling elsewhere for $3. Yd $2.50
.42 Inches Wide, All Pure Wool Epingle
Elegant heavy weight fabric for dresses
and suits, in all colors. They have been
selling regularly for $2.98. Yd $2.48
42-Inch, AU Pure Wool Taffeta Poplin In
all the most wanted colors, plenty of navy.
A $2.50 quality. Cash Price, yd $1.98
42-Inch French Serge A fine twill and soft
finish, in all colors, plenty of navy, black,
purple, burgundy, brown, green. A good
,$1.50 quality serge. Per yard. .... .$1.15
Have Your Skirt Made to Measure
By &n expert man tailor, in all the new
up-to-date fall styles; fit and workmanship
guaranteed. Inquire Dress Goods Dept.,
Main Floor. For the making $3.00
Sale of Imported and Domestic Dinnerware
lOO-PIece Harlland Chins Din
ner Set Rose border design,
service for 12 persons. A $100
value. Monday special.... $75
100-Flece Spray Imported China
Dinner Set-Service for 12 per
sons. Regular- $80 value, Monday
special for $63.00
$100-Fiece Gold Hand Imported
China Dinner Set Service for
12 persons. A $125 value, Mon
day special for $85.00
100-Piece Gold Band Semiporce
lain Dinner Set Service for 12
persons. Special for Monday's
selling price .........$18.50
42-Plece Decorate Dinner Set
Service for 6 persons. Mondaj
special for $8.50
42-Fiece Border Pattern Dinner
Set Service for 6 persons. Mon
day special $10.50
Odd Turkey Platters Values to
$4.00. Monday special, each, $1
1,000 Plates All sizes, seconds, values to 35c. Monday special, each 102
House Furnishings
For the Home
Universal Food Chopper, No. 0. Cash price.. gl. 75
Universal Food .Chopper, No. 1. Cash price... '.$2.00
Electric Iron, $6.50 value. Our cash price. .. .84.50
Lunch Kit, with Thermo Bottle. Cash price.. S3. 65
Electric Heaters. Our cash price $9.00
Vacuum Hand Washer. Our cash price 75
O'Cedar Oil Mops, large size, (1.60 value..!.. $1.25
Sanitary Sweeping- Compound, large can, for 20
Hayden Broom, (1.50 value. Cash price 81.00
Two-quart Aluminum, Heavy, Double Boiler, $1.98
Ranges, Stoves and Heaters
Universal, Six-Hole, Combination Coal and Gas. full
nickel. Our cash price $98.00
Six-Hole Range, with warming; closet. Price. $39.00
Soft Coal Heaters. Our cash price, up from $11.00
Hard Coal Burners. Our cash price, up from $49.00
Here's Some Grocery Prices That Will Interest You
For Monday's Sale Quality Goo is, Priced Right
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Your Dining Room
Need Never Embarrass You
if you have this beautiful Queen 'Anne Wal
nut Suite. You may feel it is worthy of
your. most distinguished guests, and proves
a pleasant atmosphere in your dining room.
Has 54-inch Table, 60-inch Buffet, Serving
Table, China Cabinet with glass front and
sides, and six chairs in genuine leather. A
true value for $350. Reduced to. .$278.50
. A Three-Piece living Room Suite
for people who discriminate. Upholstered in
Mulberry Velour. The frames' are of Ma
hogany with cane panelled backs and sides. A
true value for $250. Reduced to.. .$198.00
Our Overstuffed Suites
afford Living Room comfort. They are beau
tifully upholstered in Velours and Tapestrys.
Priced at $125.00 to $750.00
Our Overstuffed Rockers
in Genuine Leather, of wing construction,
are a popular design. Has resilient coil
spring seat and broad arms, Mahogany and
Oak frames. Priced at $47.50
Bedroom Furniture
that is not only comfortable, but attractive.
The Bed is full sized, the Dresser, Chif
fonier and Dressing Table are roomy and
have large mirrors; solid oak. A true value
for $175. Reduced to $145.00
White Enamel Porcelain Top Kitchen Maid
Cabinet Bases $33.50
Solid Oak Kitchen Cabinets, $50.00 values,
reduced to $39.50
48-lb. tacks Best High Grade Dia
mond H Flour $2.9
55-lb. sacks Pure Rye Flour. .. .$1.40
The Beat Whit or Yellow Cornmeal,
lb Be
The Ftest Domestic Macaroni, Spa
ghetti or Egg Noodles, pkg...7'ic
The Best Bulk Rolled Oatmeal, lb.. So
The Beat No. 1 Hand Picked Navy
Beans, lb l"o
Choice Broken Rice, lb Vjc
Fancy Japan Head Rice, lb 15c
16-ounce cans Condensed Milk. ...15c
Large bottle Cider Vinegar or Pure
Tomato Catsup 10c
No. S cans Pork and Beans 15c
No. 1 can Pork and Beans. Bq
Gallon cans Golden Table Syrup.. 85c
H-gal. cans Golden Table Syrup. 45c
Gallon cans White Table Syrup... f5o
Kamn Assorted Soups, can lOo
No. 2 cans Karly June Peas. Fancy
Sweet Sugar Corn or Ripe Toma
toes, can IS'c
Large Jars Purs Fruit Preserves. 35c
Large bottles Raspberry, Strawberry
or Loganberry Jelly 30c
Large cake Florence Castile Soap, 10c
Floating Toilet Soap, cake 4c
6 bare Beat-'Em-All or Diamond O,
for Mc
4 lbs. White Naptha Soap 25c
Large package Pyramid Washing
Powder , 23c
Orape Nuts, package 12 Vic
Yeast Foam, pkg 4c
DRIF.n TRl'ITS AND Nl'TS FOR
XOI'R THANKSGIVING VI O
PI.NGS PIKS AND CAKES.
ew California Prunes, lb 20-S5o
New California Apricots, lb 38o
New California Seedless Raisins, lb..
for 25c
New California Packed Peaches, lb,
for 33 J-3o
New Kvaporated Apples, lb 30c
California Bartlett Pears, lb Sflc
California Cooking Figs, lb 30c
Cleaned Currants, lb 3flc
New Mince Meat, pkg... izv2c
Shelled Filberts, lb...
Shelled Walnuts, lb
AOc
S1.J5
Shelled Yallcicnnes Almonds, lb. ,.90
Shelled Jordon Almonds, lb..... $1.00
Lemon or Orange Peel, lb 40o
Layer Figs, per lh AOc
New Brazil Nuts, lb 35c
New Walnuts, lb .....35c
OMAHA'S fiRKATKST TEA AND
COFFEK MARKET.
Our Famous Golden Santos Gbffe.
per lb 3s
Diamond H Elend, per lb 40c
H. B. C. Special Blend per lb .42c
U. & J. Blend, the Coffee of Qual
ity, per lb 45c
The Best Tea Sittings, per lb. tiVfcc
Choice Basket Fired, Sun Dried, or
English Breakfast Tea, per lb. 4sc
15 Hm. Rest No. 1 rotator . ...ftflc
New Cabbage, per lb 3c
Fresh Southern Vegetables. Beets,
Carrots, Radishes. Shalots or
Fnrtlve. bunch ftc
31d Beets. Carrote. Parsnips or Rut-
sbngns. per lb 3VC
anything You Want In Vegetables oi
Fruits at the Lowest Price.
WIS IIAVF, IT.
Government Bacon
The very choicest quality, put up
in 12-pound hermetically sealed cans
under United States government sup
ervision, and will keep perfectly in
any climate. Want to help beat the
H. C. L.? Act quickly. Our Special
Cash Price dJO QQ
12-pound Cans t)00
Mail Orders Filled.
It Pays TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST-It Pays,
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