Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, June 26, 1920, Page 16, Image 16

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    THE OMAHA BEE.
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Bill of Exceptions
Is Filed for Appeal
' Of Senator Newberry
' Grand Rapids, Mich., JW 25. A
of exception and assignment of
4rror filed for Senator Truman H.
Newberry and 16 other convicted
last March on charge of corruption
in the 1918 enatorial election hat
been approved by Judc; Sessions in
federal court and the case will go to
the United States supreme court as
soon as the printing is completed, it
was stated here today.
Assistant Attorney General Frank
cution, said today he would en
deavor to bring the case on for
hearing in the supreme court at the
earliest possible time.
Senator Newberry was sentenced
to two vears' imprisonment in
Leavenworth and fined $10,000. All
the convicted men have beVn at lib
erty under bond pending perfection
of the appeal.
Federal Authorities
Join Nationwide Hunt
For Kidnaped Youth
N'orristown, Pa., June 25. Fed
eral government today took a hand
in the hunt for the kidnapers of 13;
months-old Plakley Coughlin.
Recovery of the baby or arrest
of the kidnapers or "The Crank,"
who obtained $12,000 ransom by rep
resenting he had the child is sought
by the chief postal inspector here.
Cards describing the baby were
mailed today with his picture to all
postoffices in the United States.
50 Are Injured When
Grandstand at Church
Convention Collapses
gates at the Baptist convention tot
lapsed this afternoon at the Broad
way auditorium. Fifty persons were
injured, half of them women.
Three persons were severely hurt
and several others were cut and
bruised. Mrs. Maud Northrup of
McMinnville, Ore., suffered a
wrenched back. Most of the 3,500
delegates had left the building.
The convention today, by a unani
mous vote, condemned "propaganda,
religious or political, which seeks to
induce the government of the United
States to meddle with the internal
affairs of Great Britain."
The resolution, introduced by A.
C. Dixon of Los Angeles, was adopt
ed without debate.
Bee Want Ads Produce Results.
Ruffalo, N. V., June 25.-A plat
form erected for the purpose of tak
ing a group picture of the 5,000 dele
C. Dailey, who conducted the prose
DRUGS AND TOILET GOODS
NECKWEAR AND VEILINGS
$1.75 Le Trrflc Prrfume. Our special cash price
per ounce. ........ 96c
I So Woodbury Facial or Cold Cream. Our price. 21c
25c Moon Kim or Massnla Talc. Our price. . . .18c
$1.00 El Hado (Liquid Hair Remover). Our cash
price 79c
BOc Pompeian Massage Cream. Our price.... 39c
$1.25 Pyroa. Our apecinl cash price. . .'. 90c
3fic Jergen's Almond Lotion. Our cash price. 25c
Sfic Sal Hepatica. Our price 25c
Tanty Marqula Face Powder (a high frade im
ported lace powder). Our apodal price 75c
$1.00 Horlick'e Malted Milk. Our price 79c
36c Peterman'a New Diicovery (bedbug killer).
Our cah price 25c
$1.25 Nujol. Our cash price Oe
$1.26 Lydia Pinkham'i Vegetable Compound. Our
price 9Sc
16e Olivilo or Jap Rose Soap. Our price 8c
50c Cem Raior Blades. Our cash price 39c
Vestees of fine net and organdie, trimmed with
ruffles of val lace. Special Cash price Saturday
$1.75 to $5.50
High Neck Vesta of fine net, hand embroidered.
Special cash price Saturday $2.00 to 3.75.
Colored Organdie Collar and Cuffs, trimmed with
Tuxedo Collars, suitable for suits or dresses.
Special cash price Saturday $1.75 to $3 25.
Dainty Vesting in net end organdie; some
trimmed with net and Val lace, also ruffling for
collars and cuffs. Special cash price Saturday
$2.75 to $6.75.
We carry a complete line of Marabou Capes,
ranging in price from $10.85 to $20.00.
-:- THE CASH STORE -:
ai ana Venice lace; all the new desirabe shades.
Special cash price Saturday 51.25 to ti.na.
I Special cash price
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June
Clean-Up
Sale of
Hosiery
Thousands of Pairs of Women's Silk Hosiery.
All first quality, all new clean stock, best makes,
all sizes and popular colors, at less than whole
sale price. Sold regularly at other to a q
stores at $3.75. Our cash price Jf O
Women's Novelty Drop Stitch Hose in black
and colors, also fine mercerized lisles and fibre
silks sold from $1.50 up to $2.25. d 1 ff
All go at, Saturday P 1 vU
Boys' and Girls' Fancy Socks in half and three
quarter lengths; all sizes. CC J
Special . . OOC
Your Clothing Opportunity Now!
Our Entire Stock of Men's and Young Men's
Hart SchaHner & Marx
Plain Blues and dCC 4!7A fcTC fcQfl C,,:.
Excepted RJJ, p I V, p i xJ UllU. puu tJUlld
Blacks
All spring and summer
1920 models Wide range
of snappy models for the
young fellqws.
Plain Blues and
Blacks Excepted
Lots of conservative styles
for the older men Every
suit guaranteed the same as
if sold at regular price.
Just Our Way of Completely Clearing All L ammer Stocks
Quickly- No Alterations in This Sale
Sale of
Summer Dresses
Saturday
Two Special Groups
Dresses I'saZti $24.90
Corset Department
Have you tried our Binner
Corset, front and back laces. We
have all styles and sizes to fit all
figures. Come in and have our
expert corsetieres take care of
you.
Prices $8.30 to $30
R. & G., pink elastic top, long
skirt, 4 pairs hose supporters.
Special for Saturday,
$3.50
At this price Saturday your choice of Dresses made up in
Georgette, Crepes, Crepe de Chines, Voiles and Swisses, made
in the season's many styles, beaded, braided, embroidered, as
well as lace and embroidery trimmed. Large variety to select
from. Sizes for misses, ladies and stouts.
Choice Saturday
Dresses $14.90
$24.90
At this price your choice of Dresses in Geprgette, Crepes,
Taffetas, Lawns and Voiles that soM up to $29.50. Made up
in all the wanted styles. Sizes for ladies and misses. Georg
ettes in flesh and white ; Voiles in figures. Elegant values. 1
Men's Silk Shirts
at Regular Price
Over 500 Silk Shirts Formerly selling at $10.00
and $12.00, in white and plain colors in wide candy
stripes, all the newest patterns. Materials in Jersey,
Crepe and Tub. All sizes, 14 to 17. Saturday
75
Federal Tax, 28c Extra
A Clean Sale of Men's Underwear.
1,000 Union Suits, all styles and several different
makes. Former price $2.00
Saturday, $1.39
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Paint
Department
4th Floor Special
Wall Paper Cleaner, 2 cam for
25c.
30-in. Oatmeal, nonf ading kind,
with nice borders, roll 15c.
Hygiene Kaliomine for wall,
all shades. Regular 75c packaga.
Sale price 50c package. One
package will do a room ; anybody
can put it on.
Underwear
Greatly
Reduced
Ladies' Lisle Union
Suits with bodice
and band tops, in
envelope or Mar
cella style, also loose
and tight knee. Our
price. . 98c
i Ladies' Fine Lisle
Vests, fancy and
bodice tops in pink
and white. CA
Worth 75c. at OUC
Children's Knit and Nainsook Union Suits, Cfl
loose and tight knee, 85c value, for 3UC
Ladies' Envelope Chemise and Gowns of Nainsook,
Crepe and Batiste, daintily trimmed with J1 QO
tucks and fine lace, at pljO
Ladies' Bathing Suits in cotton, part wool and all
wool, tic CI 9 Cfl
at pl..70 to pl.JU
Sale of Blouses
$10.00
at
That Were Made to Sell at $12.75, $15, $18.
These blouses made up of Georgette Crepes, Crepe de Chines
and fine Lingeries. Styles beaded, braided, embroidered
and lace trimmed. Large variety of styles. All
sizes, including (touts. Special Saturday
$10
Saturday A. M. Specials
$2.95
$3.95
150 Georgette Crepe Blouses worth $4 and $5.00,
Saturday A. M
All-Silk Jersey and Taffeta Silk Petticoats worth $5
and $6. All colors. Saturday A. M.
SATURDAY IN CHILDREN'S SECTION
10 Dozen Girls' Summer Dresses in lawns, voiles and organdies;
colors and white; sizes 6 to 14. f0 QO
Special Saturday '.. P&.I70
Girls' Gingham Dresses, sizes 6 to 14; very
good values. Saturday $1.98
Girls' Fibre Silk Sweaters. Saturday spe
cial , $3.98
Girls' Silk Dresses, all sizes, worth $18. .00 to
$20.00. Saturday special.. $15.00
Cut Price Sale of Girls' Spring Coats Saturday.
Elegant values.
Extra Specials in Shoes Saturday
Wnmpn's Kinp White ''Rpicnskin" Oxioi-rts. with crpnulne hand-rurnpH snloa nnrl
covered French heels; also a military heel with Goodyear welt soles. tfrT CA
Sold all season at $10. Saturday J I OU
Men's Dark Brown Vici Kid and Calf Oxfords, all sizes and t 1 O AH
widths. Sold all season at $16.00. Saturday P lab UU
Men's Black and Tan Work Shoes, with good heavy oak soles and ' Aft
stand;!jil screw fastened; $5.00 values; all sizes, 7 to 12 VivU
Misses' and Child's Black Vici and Dark Brown Gun
Metal Oxfords. Sold all season at $4.00. d0 '7E
Saturday ; PefO
Women's Black and Dark Brown Vici PUmps and a few
Patent Oxfords. Sold all season $5.50. ll ff
Saturday .J'.UU
Misses' and Child's White Canvas Lace Shoes, sizes
8 to 2, with leather or rubber soles and heels; also a'
broken lot of Men s and Youths Bayside (J ff
Tennis Oxfords. Saturday 4 1 eUU
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Grocery Prices That Will Interest You
Quality Goods At Lowest Prices
Make your own Bread. One
mck of flour wil lmake W ten
cent loaves of Bread.
48-lb. Sacks Best High
Grade Diamond H flour -$3.50
24-lb. Sack Best High
Grade Diamand H Flour. 1.75
;4-lb. Sacks Pure Rye Flour 1.40
Best White or Yellow Corn
meal 05
No. 1 Hand Picked Navy
Beans J?
The licst Bulk Oatmeal. lb..07V
Fancy Japan Rice, lb 15
The Best Domestic Maca
roni, Spaghetti or Egg
Noodles, pkg 07V'e
No. S cans Apricota or
Peaches
No. 3 cans Pork and Beans .15
No. 2 cans Fancy Sweet
Sugar Corn or Ripe To
matoes Jl
c ...., Qnnhricht Cleanser. .25
E. C. Corn Flakes, pkg...
16 02. can Pet or Carnation
Milk
La-pe bottle Beech Nut
Cntsup
Small bottle Beech Nut
Catsup . . 1
Lnire bottle Fancy Queen
Olives
.. . . I - ni ; w HnmeradlSh
or Salad Mustard, bottle. .UVk
.09
.14
as
.IB
Cresca Cluster Raisins,
1 -lb. can
Schiller's Malt, can
Leo'a Malt, can
6 bars Beat 'Em All or Dia
mond C Soap
4 bars Classic, Crystal
White or Electric Spark
Soap
Soap Chips, per lb
Choice California Prunes,
lb
Choice Muir Peaches, lb...
Fancy Peeled Peaches, lb.. .
Cleaned Currants, lb
Shelled Popcorn, lb
Freash Roasted Peanuts, lb.
.59
.75
1.00
.28
.28
.15
.15
.25
.30
.25
.07 'i
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MARKET.
, OMAHA'S TEA AND COFFEE
When you want a good cup of
coffee, try Hayden'e firat.
Our Famous Santos Blend,
the talk of Omaha, per b.
M. J. Blend, the coffee
without an equal, per lb.
The Best Tea Siftings, per
. lb 17V,
Fancy Pan Fired Japan
Tea, lb.
Breakfast Cocoa, per lb...
For Ice Tea. try our Fa-
mous Diamond H Blend,
per lb AO
J8
.45
J8
JtO
No. 1 NEW POTATOES, lb. 10
6 bunches Fresh Radishes . . .05
S bunches Fresh Onions.. .05
Fresh Asparagus, bunch... .05
4 heads Fresh Leaf Lettuce .06
2 bunches Fresh Rhubarb.. .65
2 bunches Fresh Beets 05
3 bunches Fresh Carrots.. .05
2 bunches Fresh Turnips . . .05
Fresh Tomatoes, lb 15
Anything you want in Fresh
Vegetables.
LEMONS! LEMONS! LEMONS!
Large Juicy Lemons,
cial, dot
spe-
. . .25-30c
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A Very Important
Millinery
Sale
Featured Saturday
White Georgette Crepes
Large Droop Hats
Side Roll Hats
300 Beautiful White Hats
That Should Sell at $15.00 to $22.50 at
$1020
Crepe and Silk Combined
Off the Face Hats
White Taffeta
Large Picture
Roll Brim
Silks
Hats
Hats
250 Smart Trimmed Hats, just received for today's selling, a
remarkable selection. Price
Clearance of. Children's Hats. Your choice of every Child's Hat
in stock at
$5.00
$1.00
Men's
Hat Dept.
Everybody wants a straw hat to sport
on July 4th, and Hayden's have a
wonderful display of them, all the
way from a garden hat to a genuine
Panama, Sennits, Split Braids, Toyo
Panamas, Italian Panamas, Genuine '
South American Panamas, Javas, Leghorns, etc., all shapes, Sailors, Alpines
Optimos, all sizes, 6 to 7. CO 7C to try Cf
. .. .45c t0 $1.00
Priced
Thousands of Genuine Mexican
Garden Hats
THE BEST STRICTLY
FRESH EGGS, doien
.40
The Best Creamery Butter,
Pkg.
Fancy No. 1 Country
Creamery, per lb.
Full Cream Young America
Cheese, per lb
Full Cream New York
White Cheese, per lb....
Large Dill Pickles, dosen..
Fancy Queen Olives, quart
Chow Chow, quart JO
WW carry a full line of Helm
Pickles, Jellies, Sauce, ate .
M
.40
as
M
BEST QUALITY MEATS LOWEST CASH PRICE IN SANITARY MARKET
STEER
POT
ROAST
SUGAR
CURED
BACON
29V2C
PORK
CHOPS
30c
FANCY
VEAL
BREAST
TENDER JUICY STEAKS, ROASTS, CHOPS OF ALL KINDS
17V2C
Hgusefurnishings at Less
8-cup size Aluminum Percolator,
at , $2.00
8-qt. Heavy Aluminum Preserv
ing Kettle for $1.89
Aluminum' Double toiler, 2-qt.
size for $1.98
2- qt. Heavfy Aluminum Sauce
Pan with wooden handle, $1.00
Round Aluminum Anj?el Food
Cake Pan, for one day only,
at $1.25
Oval Shape Aluminum Roaster
for $3.50
Aluminum Muffin Pans for 85c
3- qt. Aluminum Sauce Pan with
cover, for Saturday, at. .$1.59
7- qt. Heavy Aluminum Tea Ket
tle for $3.75
8- gal. Galvanized Garbage Can
for .; $2.50
Large Size Splint Clothes Hamp
er for $1.75
Domanco Electric Iron, complete
with cord, for $4.50
4 Large Rolls Crepe Toilet Paper
for 25c
Saniflush for 19c
Luggage Dept.
You have your wardrobe all ready,
your vacation 'all planned. How about
your luggage? Don't take from your1
appearance by carrying that old suit
case or bag. I
For Saturday only we put on sa? j 200
17-inch and 18-inch Split Cowhide Trav
eling Bags, steel frame, sewed corners,
good heavy lining, slide coshes, good
lock, for $7.50 We stronpy advise you
to see these bags if you are in need of
one, as these have sold up to $12.50 else
where. For Saturday also we have 3 only of
N. V. P. Dti Lux Wardrobe Trunks,
constructed of 3-ply veneer basswood,
dark green, fabric covered, open top,
erossbanded, lined with Florida cre
tonne, combination hat box, skirt and
princess dress hangers. All hangers made
of birch. Regular price ityC (f
$110.00 Saturday V
3 EwfrpJRY HAYDEN'S FjpT-Jt Payj
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