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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1921)
i 11 THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, . JANUARY 8, 1921. Five Ariiieniaii Waifs Adopted bv Iiiipleineiit JMen .Midwest Association Votes : $300 for Support of Orphans ; At Close of Convention In Omaha. Elected President By implement Men -, One of the last acts of tlic Mid fc. . T-t 1 impa-mcni scalers associa tion, before it closed its convention here yesterday afternoon at The Rome hotel, was to adopt live litri Armenian orphans and donate $.300 for their Support for a year'. The adoption of the children came as a response to a plea niade to the deal ers in' their Friday Inorninar session Iy Mrs. Kathcrinc Rcynok's Mc- vunuitK, nauonai speaker lor the Near East Relief, to endorse a reso lution to congress, asking that the nation take a hand in preventing further x outrages among the IJhristians in Armenia. ' At the annual election Friday all tilliccrs were re-elected. The ar Uscar A. - Rystrom. StromsburR, - Neb., president; C. E. BaS, Anscl jno, Neb., vice president; J. M. Wal lace. Council Bluffs, secretary, and , 3. M. Elwfcll, Springfield. Neb., treasurer. Members of the board. of directors are P.. I. Laird, Tabor, a.; J. Bender, button, Neb., and August E. Zanzow, Central City. Neb. The 1922 convention city was not selected as it will be chosen at the next called meeting of the board of difectors. The dealers have .been in vited, to select Omaha for 1922. At the morniiig meeting the -association, in a resolution, went on record as opposed to any raise in the price of implements. The dealers also disapproved the shipping of, re pairs c. o. d., as being a reflection on the financial standing of the dealers and unbusinesslike. The association expressed itself as favorable to a standardization of parts for all implements., It en- 'X' y 4 tiL. - ;sp4 I 'to j q fCase of Government M T XT 1 Against L. L. iNethaway Cdntinued by Judge Federal Judge T. C. Munger con tinued the case of the government against Claude L.' Nthaway until next Tuesday in order to atlow t(if. defendant time to gather witnesses. Xethaway is charged with sending scurrilous- matter , through the mail. A question of whether Mrs. Stella Xethaway is still.thc wife of the de fendant was brought up at the jury trial yesterday, when a motion was made to place her on the witness stand. An objection was raised in that Mr. Xethaway , appealed thoj divorce suit, filed by his wife in October, to the supreme court. "If Mrs, NVhaway is still tjie de fendant's wife, the law will not allow her to testify aga-ini-t her husband," Federal Judge Munger ruled. Kiwanians Plan Hastings , . And Grand Island Tup Kiwanians held, a meeting in the Hotel Rome at noon yesterday to plan for the trip to Hastings and Grand Island, where Kiwanisehar tors will be presented vnext Wednes day. The Kivvanis male q'tartct made its first appearance at the meeting and ws cnthusiastical'y re ceived. 'Jhe Kiwanis orchestra, augmented by outsiders, gave a con cert. At least 75' Omaha Kiwaiiians w ill make the trip to Hastings and Virand Island, it was announced. ' . I Ladd will be in charge, of the trip. Joseph Barker Kapidly Recovering From Illness Joseph Marker, who has been ill at the Melhovlist hospital for two weeks, is showing steady improve ment 'and expects to leave shortly for a trip to California. His condi tion havnot been eric time. not beeij .serious at any dorscd .the activities of c farm bureau and pledged its co-operation with the farmers in the future. The dealers passed a resolution favoring a uniform sales contract, disapproved the priceless contract and condemned tlic habit of jobbers and manufacturers of sending out in voices for repairs several days after shipment had been made. Resolu tions complimenting the Omaha and Council Bluffs Hardware, Implement and Tractor club, the Omaha Cham ber' of Commerce and Rome Miller for courtesies extended during the convention were passed unanimously. The Store of ihe Town AFTER INVENTORY WE FINIKIN QUR BOYS' DEPT. Mr. John A. SwansotifPresident of the Nebraska Clothing Co., Originator iff the H alt-Price Clothing, Sale Says; ,"New clothing is the life blood of this sbusiness with the largest turn-over of merchandise enjoyed by any clothing store between Chicago and the coast new clothing the newest of new --cloth, ing and nothing else is found here al ways. That's what makes a sale at Greater Nebraska doubly interesting to - wen-aressea men to all discriminatis?, careiul buyers. Today the decks must be clSared and you buy the, newest of ., world's best clothes at just Hali-rricc. J0HN A. SWANSON, Pres.: :VM. L. HOtZMA.N, Tuas. SHOP IX THE MOIJXIXC-STORE CLOSES 6 P. . SATURDAY ! v :.v'30b .' -Snicker Suits " ' ' - V-'-' ' ' That are broken in sizes and must be moved out, to make room for our Spring Stocks coming in. s These Suits are excellent values -made of Serge, . Tweed and Cor- -durev. Some with two pairs of full lhted tlousers and sold up s to $25.00-- And will heplaced on Sale FRIDAY at one price - - - - - '.J1 fcHHOBBMBa ' i . $Q75 NO EXCHANGES, NO ALTERA-TIONS-ALL SALES FINAL- Browning, King & Co. N Geo. T. Wilson, Mgr. IT pxxxxxxxxxxxoxxoxxxxo V Mick el's January King of all Sewing Machines Two White Rotary Machines, very latest mod els, absolutely guaranteed, $89.00 values, cash prices ..... . . . . One White Machine, floor sample, bu good s new) $65 alue, ' Saturday cash price . : $54 $45 i A Mat) ther befr gains in new and used machine will be found here. Am n m ii s m z ur a The House of Pleasant Dealings' Fifteenth and Harney t Every dollar's worth oforldiamous House of Kuppenheimer, Hickey-Freeman, Society Brand , Fashion Parkland the score of other lines of fashionably correct, Newestof New Winter Styles; our entire enormous stock, thousands of men's and young men All Go In America's Origindr Not a doliai-'fe orth"of this clotliing was bought for s'alc jjurposcs we -handle no clothing' inakerrcjects, returns and pawed oW cancellations, , that are oftcncallcd "ncw"!goods for advertising effect Men can i "SELLV ALL" MEX'S AM) YOUNG MEN'S , $300 to $100.00 Suits . AT HALF - PRICE Special N:ti:e!. make winter clothing but-they can't mdke winter clothing weather. Hence, this sale of sales by all odds the greatest Half Price Cloth ing Sale Omaha has ever known. 1 . i t "SELL ALL" MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S rt ft piCA (ft CTfX '$35.00 to $100.00 Overcoats V 7?" fo AT HALF-PRICE.' " Ji U Hj lMiring this salo til following rules will apply: POSITIVELY NO C. O. D'S NO EXCHANGES ALL SALES FINAL. Not more than two Suits or tyro Overcoats to one customer. None sold to dealers. Men's $65.00 to $125.00 Leather Overcoats to $62.50 Men $100.00 Leather Lined listers at HALF-rmCE S5p.G0 Men's $250.00 and $300.00 I'ur Lined Overcoats HALF-PRICE $125 and $150 Special Notice! Partial payment of one-third will be acceptecr and purchase held for ten days only. Deliv eries by regular auto routes only. JTo Specfal Deliveries. No Exceptions to These Kules. A SHALL CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS. , , i ( y . . n f Enormous stocks, like this, natural lyNinclude every size and proportion. Furthermore, all blues and blacks are included (Futl)ress, Tuxedo Suits, Mackinaws alone excepted). . , . , i OUR ENTIRE MAGNIFICENT STOCKS THE ' AVEST 'S LARGEST SHOWING OF SUPERB v r and aetiattan GO AT EXACTLY 1 A to PMCE vIuvolviug the finest custom Character, fit and finish from the, world's premier shirt maker Not cheap shirts but good shirts cheap! Two for the price of one choose as follows: V. $3.00 "Honor" Shirts $l r $3.50 4Kapl" Shi lis ?1H $1.50 'Kaglc" Slfirts 2 $5.00 'KhbIo" Shirts V OUR ENTIRE METROPOLITAN STOlCKS-OVER 500 DOZE? BEAUTIFUL FOUR-IN-HAND, FANCY- OPEN-END MEC IWEA LESS Than Half - Price ALL $1.00, to $2.00 . Open-End . SILK , NECKWEAR" 45 c v ; .. i ' ALL , ' ; . v $2.50 and $3.00 Open-End SILK NECKWEAR $1 15 JL ALL f $3.50 tf $5.00 Open-iind IMPORTED NECKWEAR $1 45 "Don't hold back, one of all these siuavt-opcu-end four-iniands let them all go at prices tluft will startle the city, as up neck wear sale has cver beftfre moved tlie town to action," $.).(! '.Manliallan'' Shirts 2 4!.IM "Kairle" Shirts 300 $;.oo "llanliattair Shirts J3 $10.(H) ".Uanhattaii'' Sblrts . 5 All Men's and Boys' Fur Cloves at Hall-Price See Farnam Street Corner Show Windows for Special Shirt and Neckwea r Sale Displays $i-2.r . tacle" Sflk Shirts $g25 l:U0 ' -Eaale' Silk Shirts 56- "Limit 6 Shirts to One Customer in the Shirt Sale XT APl'AJUJL J'OR MEN ANO WOMEN; 7 o o c ooocko?ooooxoooxxooox I
