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THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. 192Q.' '
O'Kellar Loses I Tilden Wins at
To Schmader in
Seventh Round
Louisville Boy Wing on Foul
Ferguson Gets Draw "Witk
Eddie Hart Rhine Puts.'
Richards to Sleep. ,
Audy Schmader, Louisville. Neb.,
heavyweight boxer, was awarded a
victory on a foul over Terry O'Kel
lar; Dayton, O., heavy, in the seventlj,
round of a scheduled 10-round mill
Monday night at an athletic show
staged by the Douglas County post
. of the American Legion at Fort
Omaha. The Buckeye battler fouled
the Cornhuskcr, twice in the seventh
stanza before Referee Fitzgerald
stopped the fight. '
The bout was an infighting affair
from start to finish. Schmader dem
onstrated that lie could jab well, and
furthermore, that he had a terriflic
right hand punch.
O'Kellar Took Some Bad Ones.
O'Kellar suffered both terriffic
jabs and righthanders from the start
to the time he fouled the Louisville
iad. Whether or not Schmader can
stand up under a hard smash to
the jaw remains to be seen. One of
O'Kellar's righthanders shook u,
Andv and he had to fall into a
Forest Hills; Is
National Champ
Forest Hills, X. Y., Sept. 7. Wil
liam T. Tildcn, II.. won the national
all-comers singles championship
I title yesterday. In a five-set battle,
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wnicn ne cuipioycu ins caiuiuii
n
bail service to advantage, the tall
Fcnnsylvanian conquered William
N. .Johnston, the Californian, who
h.-.s iwice held the title and stood as
the-playmg-through champion of the
tournament. The score was 6-1,
1-f. 7-5. 5-7, 6-3.
Ti'.den had to display the strong
est elements of Iiis game to. win. In
the fourth set, leading at 5-4 on
games he was within a point (of tak
ing the honors only to have the ag
gressive Johnston flight him off and
win the set. The breaks of the
game were with Tilden. He haJ, his
greatest streak of luck inthe eighth
game of the third set whin one of
his drives, going. far out of the
court, hit the net post and fell good.
Alro; he was helped in the final
set by a net cord in stroke in one
of the critical games.
The unusual thing' about the
match was that ! with the exception
of one service Tildcn was not in-
Icli'ied to make use of his tremendu-
ovs pace. J ins was all on jonnston s
side of the nek. The Californian
brought his forehanders' into action
in many of the rallies, frequently
passing ' Tilden cleanlv for the
: O'Kellar's jaw in the initial round
and from then on until the round
was , finished", jabbed 1 away at the
Buckeye's face. The second roflnd
was all infighting, but, during the
third stanza after a few seconds of
close jabbing, the scrappers broke
from a clinch and each succeeded
in shooting across a good blow.
The fourth was Schmaders, the,
Louisville boy jabbing O'Kellari
, face in rapid succession. 0'Ke!l
tried hard to start things in the fifth
and after " jabbing Schmader in
- the face, caught one of his oppo
nent's righthanders under "the jaw
and fell injo a clinch. In the sixth
frame Schmader, shot a right to the
jaw that made ' O'Kellar's' knees
wobble.
The seventh opened with Schmader
pushing the fight. While in a clincn,
O'Kellar fouled Andy and before
the referee saw the low blow, landed
another in the same place. 1
f- Ferguson and Hart Draw.
Bob Ferguson of Omaha and Ed
die Hart of Chicago fought a six-roi.nd-draw
in the semi-windup.
Jack Rhine, fighting his last bout
in Omaha, smacked Terry Richards,
Milwaukee boxer, in the jaw in the
second round of their scheduled
four-round mill and the latter was
in the land of dreams, i
- At the start of the second round,
Rhine landed a hard blow to the
Milwaukee fighter's jaw and then
followed with another that floored
Richards for the fatal iO. .
In the initial preliminary bout of
the evening, "Kid" Scavio of Omaha
and "Kid" Curtis of Sioux City,
slugged through four rounds, ending
the bout on even terms.
Previous to the main encounter,'
Lee Monroe. Kansas City heavy-
weight,, was introduced to the local
tight followers. Monroe challenged
the winner, as did George Lamson.
Dempsey to Battle
n i . o '.i i
uunDoat omnn ana
Bill -Brennan Next
fhiearo Tribune-Omaha Bee leased Wire.
Benton Harbor, Mich., Sept. 7.r-
While he was resting m Ins training
quarters yesterday Jack' Dempsey
siid that he and his manager, Jack
Ke;irns, intended to leave here- for
Kfw York today. They will make
their headquarters at the Belmont
hotel. !
I ,"I expect Kearns to complete ar
rangements for a 12-romid bout with
"Gunboat" Smith, to be staged in
Boston about the ''middle of next
month," said PcinpJey. "Then we
will be ready to go through with the
Brennan match in New York."
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Reynolds Wins field
. Club Championship by
Beating" Jack Hughes
Sam Reynolds won the golf cham
pionship of the Field club Monday
by beating Jack Hughes and tlien
. copped ' first honors , in the Labor
iiay handicap medal play competi
tion. Reynolds sv the club title
wjtb a 77 and 76, shooting a 37 out
. and a 40 in on the first 18 and 30 out
snt! a 37 in fen the second 18.
Reynolds score in the first flight
, :of the handicap match was 76, hand-1
iqap 2, net 74. Gene Vaughu won
the second flight with an '86-12-74
fnd Frank Marks-won the third
. flight with 'an 84-17-67. .
Weishaar Wins 200-Mile . ' f
Race For Motorcycles
Marion, Ind., Sept. 7'. The 200
. mile, international championship
motorcycle race run om the track
near this city Monday, was won by
Ray Weishaar of Bridgeport, Cong.,
in 2 hours, 48 minutes and 37 sec
onds, or at the. rate of 73.63 miles
'per hour, 7.2 miles faster than last
year. LeonardBuckner was second
and Jim Davisthird.
Former Dartmouth Star
Foot Ball Player Dies
i Cleveland. O., Sept, 7. Theron
"Steve" Lehman, star fullback of
the Dartmouth eleven in 1916 and
1917, died at his hom,e here today
from illness contracted during the
war.v tit was years oia.
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Schmader landed a good right-to T!". c naa ine u imuieaou win-
iifi limning iii me wrong uirpciion
any number ot times and until the
break came in the lifth set. Johns
ton appeared likely to pullxut of.
t"c match.
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Lamson Is in Omah
With the Pugs
Cedar Point. Ohio, Sept . Jack Brtt
' ton ot Chicago, welterweight champion,
asily won the decision oyer Bay Bron
son, Sandusky, In a ten-round bout here
. today. ' '
San Francisco. Sept S. R. X. f (Snowy)
' Baker, Auatralian boning prinnoter, wha
arrived ' here from Sydney on the liner
Sonoma, announced bis purposa to sign
-uo as many American boxnrs as possible
la appear In Australia. He said mate-
rial was getting scarce there and that
(hose Interested In the sport .were getting
tind o seeing only total talent in th
i-iWS. ' '
Madison, wis., tseps. . '" 7r'
o Madison, knocked out Toung Aba At
tell. of Loa Angelea In four rounds.
Providence. R. T.. Sept, .i-Toung Mon
treal, of ttls city, won a decision over
Pal Moore, f Memphis. Ml -M 2,?Jr?ShS?
lultH IB U OUSlia
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Has Split With Bert
Rossiter, His Manager
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Kid Graves, reported in from
Walthill, Neb., Sunday evening with
the tate that George Lamson, the
Indian heavyweight pugilist of that
town, and his manager, J. B. Ros
siter, 'vice president of the Winne
bago state bank, had parted com
pauy and destroye1 their contracts,
leaving Lamson a free agent nt this
time '
' The Indian came ,,to Omaha Sun
day evening to close negotiations foi
a scrap with Andy Schmader for Seo-
tembef 17. Graves had been undeH
contract to Rossiter, but was re
leased when the banker and Lam
son parted company. -
oraves says he may tram Andy
Schmader, and jf lie docs ffe feels
he can help Schmader tyeat Lamson.
.Graves says,he knows1 every move
the Indian wotild make in a boxing
contest, and that he can prepare
Schmader to offset anything Lam
son might try against the Louisville
boy. 1
State Base Ball
Grand Island. Neb., Sept. 6. (Spe6Ial.)
The twirling of Panzer for Hastings, al
lowing Grand Island but six scattered
mta, and the all around playing of Schuff
for the locals, featured today's game wltli
the Grand Island legion.
Hastings SoOIOOlO 04
Amerloun 'Legion . . 00000000 0 0
Batteries: Panzer and ' Healey: A.
Zlomke, B. Zlomke and Llndekamp.
Lyons, Neb., Sept. 1. (Special Tele
gram'). More than 8.000 celebrated Labor
day here under the auspices of the Amer
ican, Legion. Hon. 3. A. Prltchard of
Onawa, la., and Herbert Rhodes, county
attorney of Tekamah, were the speakers,
r.oealle defeated Hooper In a game of
brsa ball by a score of A to 6. It, was
one 'of the largest crowds that ever at
tended bah game In this part ot tha
state. . ..
Central City, Neb., Sept. 7. Central
City defeated Giltner, to 1. in Sun
day's ball game on the Central City
field. C.Utner played errorless ball, but
was unable to hit. Nineteen Glltner bat
ters were struck out by Smith. Glltner's
orjy run was secured on an outfield er
ror. Brown pitched a good game, but
was Ineffective In pinches and all of Cen
tral City's runs, were earned. This was
the deciding contest between the two
teams and gives Central City two games
out of three.
Batteries: Brown and Hegenbarth;
Smith and Wahl.
Fremont. Neb.' Sept: i7.--The Sonln's
Clothlors 'teat tbe Omaha Drive It Your
self in one of the fastest games played
in Fremont this year. Struve's pitching
in pinches was what saved Fremont.
Sonin s Clothiers P.. II. E.
0 000002010 13 14 3
Drive It Yourself
0 0 0 2 0 0
Baftetls: Struve,
Sihalbcrw.
Strikeouts: By Struve. ; by Schalberg,
) 0 0 2
Bon hi
04 7 . 2
Langer,
Greenw4od. Neb., Sept. 7. Greenwood
defeated the Armours Sunday. 4 to 3. In a
sensational game charaeterlaed'by Stevens'
fielding and Lyck, Zink and Armstrong'
hitting. Fitch of Herman pitched a tight
game for the locals and Y. Graves got
a homer for the Armours. Score:
I P.. H. B.
Greenwood ..,.0 000110 14 13 3
Armours 10100000 1 3 e a
. Batteries: FitSh. Lyck; Graves, Devlne.
Bloomfield.x Neb.. Sept. 7. (Special.
Bloomfield defeated Crofton here Sunday
bv a 0 to 1 score. The locals scored seven
riibs In the seventh inning, but the rest
of the game was close and interesting.
Hcires pitched a good game and had a
perfect batting record, getting four hits
out of four tttnes at bat. Cook also
shone at the stick, getting two three
baggers out of three times at bat. The
locals have won slk straight games jnd
their standing forf the season Is .722.
Bloomfield plays at Wausa next Sunday.
Grand Circuit Results.
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Hartford, Conn.. Sept. 6. Summaries
2:15 trot, two in three, purse $1,00
Wlkl Wikl, b. g., by Buddie Archdale
(Geers) !
Doc Hyatt, b. g., by Peter The Great
(Murohy) 6 i
Harvester Stream, b. m., by Tbe Har
renter (W. Flemlna)
TTIlilo Fletcher, h. m.. bv Peter The
Great tCox) S
First Virginian, b. h., (DlckeYeon) ....4 4
Time: 3:094: 2:08.
Free for all pace, two In three heats,
purse 12,000:
Sapardo. b. g by San Francisco
(Murphy) -. 1 1
Direct C. Burnett, b. g., by Direct Hal
(Crossier) , 2 2
Goldle Todd, b. m., by Todd Mac
(Geers) J J
TlmV 2:03: v2:0S. .
2:12 pace, two In three heats, purse
11.000: , .
Harvester, b. h., by The Harvester
W. Fleming) 1 1
Joe McK., b. . g.. by Bonnie McK.
(H. Fleming) 5 2
Amookla. blk. , ra., by the Northern
Man (Proctor) . ......2 8
Guesswork, b. m., by Peter The Great
(White) 3 S
Royal Dewey, b. g.. (Martin) 4 S
Queen Abbe. b. m.. (Tinman) .....6 4
Time: 2:07U: 3:07.
S:04 trot, two In three, purse $2,000:
Nedd, b. m., Atlantic Express (H. '
Fleming) 1 2 1
Charley Rex, b. g.. by . Reaction
(Murphy) 4 1 !
Peter June, ch. h., by Peter The Great
(Geers) ...J .S f 4
Baron C. Geantle, b. h., by Gentle .
McDonald 3 ft
Time: ::05i; 2:04H: 2:07 y,.
Labor Dag Results
Oklahoma City. Okl.. Sept. 7. Nate
Jackson of Oklahoma City last night
was given the decision -by a board of
three Judges after 10 slashing rounds
with' Jimmy Murphy of St. Louis, Tbe
men are bantamweights.
Youngstown, O., Sept. 7. Richie Mit
chell of Milwaukee outpointed Mel
Coogan of Brooklyn - In a 12-round bout
Kilo Watts Wins 2:12 Trot
'At Hamlinc, Minn,, Meet
Hamlincf 'Minn., ' Sept. 7.-John
Kathn, 78 year old, of Osage, la;,
driving. Dennie Sullivan, - won the
2;20 trot, feature event at the Great
Western circuit rces. Summary: ;
2:20 trot. $1,000 addeel money: ' Dennlo
suiuvan, bin. g won; mrsac, u. ,n... sec
7 i ; : : 1 ; :
end; Captain Dick. g. (., third. Bcstvtjme.
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2:10 pace, $1,000 added money: Effle
Direct, ch. m., won; Phil Patch, b. h.,
second: Halite Ibtyt, s. m.. third. Best
time. 2:0514. 1
2:13 trot, Duluth .purse, $1,000 added
money: Kilo Watts, 0. ni., won; Red Ben,
b. h second; Brooklyn Hal, b. g., third.
Best time, .2:03. , ....
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Sherivood Magee Fifed .
Columbus, O., Sept. 7 Outfielder
Sherwood aMagee, for years n Na
tional league star, was today given
his unconditional rcleaseby the Co
lumbus club of the American as
sociation. Pitcher "Lefty" George
was sold to the Minneapolis ' club
for the waiver pncc.'j '
t Milton Wins at Uniontown.
L'niontown, Pa., Sept. 7. Tommy
Milton won the 225-mile automobile
race yesterday in 2:20:24, averaging
ninety-six miles an hour. Jimmie
Murphy was second, finishing in
2:21 :27,vuUh an average of 94.8 milts
an hour, while Eddie Hearne cant
in third in 2:24:34. His avcrag
speed was 93.9 mile? an hour.
Other drivers who finished were
Eddie O'D.onncll, fourth; Gaston
Chevrolet, fifth; Eddie Miller, sixth
and Y,aldo Stein, seventh.
Three Given Fines.
Clarence Cox, Herbert Taylor and
Fred Jackish were each fined $lTX)
by; Federal Judge Woodrough yes
terday ,for illegal possession of
liqitpr.
S. S. Gty of Omaha Is
Grounded at Yokohama
tTolfio, Sept.- 7. The American
steamer Ciiy of Omaha, from""Ba!ti
niore to Yokohama, grounded at the
entrance of Yokohama hafbor. -
Unparalleled Bargains Offered to 'Buyers in; September Sale of Home .Furnishings
Never have the value-giviny, money
saving advantages of Cash Buying and
Selling Methods been .more clearly
demonstrated. Make selections early.
Store Open Until 6 JP.' M.
Jl 11 . THE CASH STORE .-, hjs
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Continue Wednesday and throughout
the entire week. It will mean many
thousands of dollars jn actual savings
to our customers. See these bargains
early.
Store Open Until 6 P. M.
; Matchless Values in New Furniture in Our J
September Sale; All ;This Week
Whether you need jfst a single piece or, t he Furnitur for the entire home, you'll do
wel to make your selections here and now. Evry itemlisted a value you'll find it
impossible to duplicate, arid there are many-others; here for your selection at
equally pleasing prices. . ' v - ' (
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$375.00 Woven Cane Back Davenport
Suite Loose spring cushions, pillows
and slumber roll" in mulberry velour
and ; artistic ; Queen Anne design, of
genuine mpogany,.. . . . . L .$299.50
$400.00 Handsome Three-Piece Over
stuffed Livinjr Room Suite Seats have
spring, filled, loose "cushions un
usually comfortable; very special
at . . . ....... $325.00
$175.00 Mahogany ' Duofold Suite
The divan opens to a double bed.' Suite
consists of divan, chair" and rocker;
upholstered: with (Spanish art leath
er $149.50
$75.00 Solid Oak Duofolds. .$65.00
$40.00 Metal Duofolds. . . $29.75
$40.00 Reed Couches . . . . .$25.00
$10.00 Solid Oak Rockers $7.50
$69.50 Antique Mahogany . Davenport '
Table, 60 inches long.? S55.00
$55.00 Chaise Lounge, upholstered in .
cretonne $39.75
$9.00 Mahogany Rockers . . . $7.50
$45.00 Mahogany Library
Tables . . $39.75
$30.00 Quarter Oak Library
Tables . ; . $23.50
v Solid Oak Dining Table Top is 45
inches, extends to 6 feet ; sharply re- .
ducked , to .$29.75'
Buffet to match, at. $37.50
Genuine Leather Slip-Seat Chairs - to
match; at $5.75
$1,000.00 Walnut 10-Piece Dining
Room Suited must be seen to be appre
ciated, in Italian 1-enaissance design ;
sharply reduced to 8750.00
$750.00 10-Piece. Genuine Mahogany'
Dining Room Suite in colonial design ;
specially priced .. ....... .$475.00
66-inch Queen Anne Walnut Buffet,
fit $119.50
54-inch Queen Anne Walnut Exten-'
sionOables .....!.,...... . $65.00
Queen Anne Dining Chairs to match,
each ..V.... $15.00
Wonderful ' Values in Walnut or Ma
hogany Bedroom Suites.
50-inch Walnut or Mahogany Dresser,
mirror 30x42 in., Queen Anne design,
aW.....,.,: $119.50
Vanity Dresser with triple mirror, to
match at '.$149.00,
Chiffonier to match. $95.00
Bed to match. . . . . .'. , . .$95.00
Triple Mirror Vanity Dresser $75.00
; v twenty-five per cent discount on all drop and
.discontinued patterns. Every article in this. sale
' is new; positively no old goods included. .We have
. . a iull'stock of Englander Couches. Our stock is
i particularly well balanced there is ' a compre
hensive collection of Furniture for every room in
. the house. '
Solid Oak Dresser with bevel mirrors,
size 20x24, plank top, sfze 20x40, a
value . . . .'.$34.75
Solid Oak. Princess Dresser, mirror 18
x32, top 20x40, a value . . . .$35.00
Mahogany or. Oak Center
v Table .-$6.00
Mahogany Finish Smoker '
Stands ... y . . Vv;s. . $2.85
' Cedar Chests from $15.00 to . $69.50
Kitchen Tables, 26x42 top . '. .$.95
Kitchen Cabinet Base, practical and
convenient . . . i I . . : ''. ... :. .$12.00
Solid Oak Dining Chairs . , . . $2.50
Solid Oak, Dining Chairs, ' genuine
t leather slip seats. ..... ..V, . .$5.00
Chifforobes.. ...$19.75 to $95.00
4-Poster Walnut or Mahogany Wood Beds. .$59.50
; 2-Inch Simmonst Continuous Post White Enamel,
"Walnut, Oak, Mahogany or ? Venn's . Martin' Finish
' . Beds, with 5 1-inch filler rods . . $1 6.75
Simmons' Brass Beds, frota .... f . $25.00 to $120.00
Simmons' Cribs, from. . . . . . .V.. pSOS $500
.We carry a full line of Simmbns' Beds, Springs
and Cribs at reduced prices? i "V
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Rugs and Linoleums ;
' Most Pleasingly Underpriced -
M a n v R e fYi n r k n h I e lues i
in Our September Safe of j Blankets
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Our, new Fall stocks are "here for
your selectiort and September Sale.
Cash Prices insure a substantial sav
v ing on every -purchase.
The very newest patterns in Bige
low, Alexander Smith j& Spn, Shuttle
worth Bros.; Hartford Carpet Co. and
other well-known makes at surpris
ingly low cash pries.
Quality is our first consideration,
consequently we ,show no damaged or
mismatched rugs every piece must,
be perfect quality. You'll find these
values far superior.
9x12 Bi(tlow-Hartfdrl Wilton Bugs, worth
, $175.00
9x12 Shuttleworth Wilton Rugs. " worth
$150.00, special- . .S120
8-3x10-6! Blgelow-Hartford Wilton Rues.
worth $155.00 $130
xlh $95.00, special..., ...7S-
AVminSter Rugs, worth ,$80.0fl $62
9x12 Smith's Palisade Velvet Rugs, worth $85.00, special 68
9x12 Smith's Velvet Rugs, worth $55.60, special
8.3x10-6 Smith'a Axminster Rugs, worth $70.00, special jss
K-3xl0-6 Smith's Palisade VJt Ruks, worth $75.00 J62
7- 6x9 Smith's Axminster Rugs, worth $55.00, special. 92
8- 3x10-6 Manor Tapestry. Rugs, worth $45.00, special J35
7-6x9 Manor Tapestry Rugs, worth $40.00, spocial J30
6x9 Pigelow-Hartferd Wilton Rugs, worth $96.00, special $83
6x9 Smith's Palisade Velvet Rugs, worth $47.00, spec.al $3S
6x9 Manor Tapestry Rugs, worth $35.00. special.. ..;, -$24
11-3x12 Bigelow-Hartford Wilton Rugs. wrth $225.fl $185
11-8x12 Smith's Palisade Rugs, worth $98.00. special $8S
9x12 Grass-Rugs, worth $15.00, special... V-JIS
36x72 Grass Rugs, worth $4.00, special LZ.1i
36x6 Best Wilton Rugs, worth $22.00, special J .$16.50
Also we have hundreds of all. shades of Small Rugs specially prited
from J,,.......;.....-. $1.75 up to $12.50
75 rolls' Vf Naii V Straight Lined Linoleur.i, v'u. $2.75 per square
yard, special, at, square yard. . . . ...... $2.25
5TJ rolls of Neponset Floor Covering, th best on the market, in new fair.
patterns, worth If.OO square yard, at, square yard .... 80c
Window Shadcsr in the largest selection f colors, 36x84 inches., com-
, . plete; each W.'. .. .i.iu up io
D1NNERWARE
FOURf rf FLOOR
fxli Colonial Rugs, wqrlh $95.00, special.
9x12 Smith's Seamless AVmmiter Rugs,
Haviland China Dinner :
Sets, $67.50
Fine French china dinner sets
with pretty pink rose design
and gold coin treatment. ' Bor
der pattern. ' ,
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Da'nty Gold Lace Border
Dinner and Breakfast
Sets'
I00-P1ECE SETS at $21.50
SI.PIErR SRTS FOR 412.00
U- PIECE BREAKFAST SET-'
$7.75. ... -y
Elegant Bavarian Dinner, I
Sets, irv China "
Decorated with black Grecian j
border design and gold' coin I
treatment, new plain shapes,. !
$140.00. !
.American China Dinner
Sets, $27.95 . v
New plain shape with beautiful
riaturali color rose spray with
gold linesf ' . 1
51-Piece Set, -same decora
tion, service for 6 'persons,
$14.95. " ,
ANNEX SALESROOM
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Oatmeal
Dishes
oat-spe-
Austrian china coin gold
meal dishes, 75c ' values,
cial, at 25c each.
Cups and Saucers
Decorated Jap China Cups ami
Sa.ucers? 25c pair.
Vlr:i!:ll!li:ir.i'i;;li'iri:i:h:Ji:il!ii:ii'i!ii! ifHi;i!:i;:iMi,'iii!:iiil!j;:ii:::l:!li:i:'i':ii:i
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Tha Hayden Cash Store Plan of Buying- and i.
Selling Afford 'Perfect Assurance of , - '
- Blanket Comfort at MosJ Rea- :
' , sonable Cort. : . .-' . ' ' j . '
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. Plaid Wool Nap Blanket, f,or double size beds, pair .'.$6.50
I PlaidiHalf Wool Blankets for double size Wd,s, irair.i$1250 I
m Plaid All Wool Blankets for-double size beds, pair: ,S17.50 I
Gray or Tan Cotton Blankets for double rsize beds, ?
I Par v." J.......... v.tf...S3.50
I.Gray Wool Nap Blankets for double size beds, pair. .$5.95 I
Gray Nashua WoIdI Nap Blankets, 66x80 (singfe) cut and s
bound, each $2.98 1
'Bathrobe JTankets, 72x90, cord, tassel and frojr in-1
" v eluded '. . . .$7.25
. . Indian Robe Blankets, the Beacon make, each. ..... .$9.50 5
I Plush Robes, an auto accessory of real comfort. . . . .$9.95 f
- All Wool Shawls, imported quality, high-grade. Auto Robes,
. . 31U, (ll ;
coating style, at, each. .$7.50
.at, each
f All Wool Auto Robes, 30-oz
Khaki Blankets,
single, 62x82, high-grade wool, each. $T. 75
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Horton Electric Washing Machine for
Electric Iron," complete with cord, for.
Electric -Grill for. , ... .1 .
Electric Percolator for .
Electric Toasters for . . .v. ....... ,
Large "Size O'CedarlOil Mop'for. ...........
Kolpac- Canning Outfit' for . ". ".'
Sphnt Clothes Hamper, medium size, for. . '. . . .
Fancy Oval Shape Willow "Clothes Basket for. .
Full Size. Stand Ironing Board for. ....... .". .
Nickel Plated Copper Tea Kettle, No. 8, for. . . .
Climax Food Chopper, No. 50 for: . . . .'
. . $110
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.$14.00
.$17.00
.$8.00
, $1.45
..$4.50
.$1.75
..$2.25
..$3.75
.$2.50
...$1.85
1 0-qb Alumihum Berlin Kettle with cover for. . . is,. .$2.25
4-qt. Aluminum Berlin Kettle with covet forVi.V. . ,'.$1,49
8-qt. Aluminum Preserving Kettle for.,,. .$li98
10-qt. Aluminum Preserving Kettle for.". ., .$2.10
6-qt. Aluminum Sauce Pan with cover for. . ...... ".$1.95
2-qt. Aluminum Sauce Pan with cover for. ..... , t . $1,59
vAluminum Double Boiler, medium size, for.., .$225
Aluminum Fry Pan for, ........................ . .$1.25
Aluminum Soup Strainers for A. .. , ,. ,85
Heavy Extra Large Aluminum Mixing Bowls for $1.75
Heavy Medium SizeAluminum Mixing Bowls for $1,25
Round Aluminum Roasters -for .....$1.89
, Aluminum Tea Kettle, No. 8 size, for v. .. . . $4.25
Aluminum Tea Kettle, No. 7 size, for..... $3.75
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EXTRA SPECIAL MID-WEEK GROCERY SALEQUALITY GOODS PRICED RIGHT
48-lb. sacks Best Jligh Grade Flour. . .$3.25
24-lb."sacks Pure Rye Flour. . ....... $1.25
Tall cans Pet, Carnation or Wilson Milk, 14c
Small cans' PcV Carnation- or Wilson
Milk ... . v ? ........ . :. . . . .TWc
No. 1 cans
NoJ. cans Kamo Assorted Syrups. . . . :0q
Pure Tomato Catsup or Vinegar, bottle ."10c
Large Jars .Pure .Frtfit Preserves. .... -38c
The Best Domestic. Macaroni, Spaghetti or
Egg Noodles, pkg.. . . i . . . . 7&c
Tall cans Pink Salmon 19c
No. 2 cans Early June Peas, Fancy Ripe To
matoes or Sweet Sugar Corn, can. .12 He
Fancy Japan. Rice, per lb 124 e
Large bottle Chow Chow, Celery Rel'sh or
Sour Pickles, bottle ,.... 25c
The. Best No. 1 Navy Bean, lb . . . . , ... 10c
Large bottles Fancy Queen Olives ... 85c
Beech Nut Preserves, all flavors, large size
bottles . s. 49c
Beeck Nut Preserves, medium size bottle.32c
Beech Nut Jellies, all flavors, large size 49c
Beech , Nut Jellies, . all flavors, medium
size';..-. ' '.:32c
Snider's Catsup, large tfottle .28c
Lea & Perrin Sauce, bottle .28c
1-lb. cans Gordon & Dilworth Plum Pud.
ding V 55c
Individual size Gordon & Dilworth Plum
Pudding ..'......... 20c
6 bars Beat 'Em, All Soap. . ......... .25c
6 cans Sunbright CIeaner' i. ...25c
10 bars' White Borax NapJha .Soap. ; . . .58c
Fancy Evaporated Apples, lb 20c
Cleaned Curants, lb . , ..... . . 25c
Oyr Famous Golden Santos Coffee, the Talk
of . Omaha, Wednesday Special, 3 lb.
for $1.00
' BARTLtTT PEAR SPECIAL
Vi boxes Colorado Bartlett , Pears, while
they last, per box. ............ .v$1.75
THE VEGETABLE MARKET OF OMAHA v
Fancy Red Triumph. Potatoes, peck 15
lbs..-.. -..."Jl 50c
Large Heads Cabbage. .... .t .7ic
Fancy Sweet Potatoes ib. '. .7'c
Fancy Sweet Sugar Corn, dozen. . . .17Jas
3 large Green Peppers. 3c
3 bunches Fresh Carrots. . . . . ........ 5c
3 heads Fresh Leaf Lettuce. . . w 5c
Fancy Cauliflower, per lb . f . .. : . . r. . . 15c
Fancy Wax and Green Bearis, lb. . . . i. '.'.'5c .
Fancy Red or White Onions!, lb...:.3Wc
Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, lb ....... . ; .... 5c
Large market basket .Green Peppers. . . .35c
Large market basket Ripe Tomatoes, . . ,30c
Large market basket Small White Pickling
Onions $1.25
V V"' ANNEX SALESROOM
"Plain Marquisette, 40-in., ecru, ivory, white, ?5c grade,
j yard '...-.y 50t
' Novelty Voile, 36-in., white only ,75c grade, yard. . . . . ,50t
! White Scrim Curtains, ruff Jed or, plain edge, pair, $1.59
MarqsB'sette for-side drapery, all new, 75c grade, yard. .59d
; Madras Y or side drapes, 36-in., new colors, most lustrous fin
i ish, per yard. ........ . ................ i$1.75
i Lace Edging, white, ivory, ecqu, neat and serviceable, yd"..5t
i New Lace Curtains (all 2 yard). We especially invite your
!i inspection of the beautiful Quaker Craft line shown here
in SDienoiu variety ui uavraus, oi. iuo uuujM.ii.i,
$6,50. $7.95, S9.05 nd. . $13.50
, '2 Artistic Terry Cloth for Portieres, etc, he new duplex effects j
I are especially attractive, 36-inX wide, yard . , . .$2.25 !
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