Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, September 10, 1921, Page 7, Image 7

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Pardon of Matters
Scored, by Nebraska
Bankers' Association
for hint with president (hiding be
made public.
Cuplra ul the resolution Here ent
to Jam C Kinler, fnittd f-wtt
district attorney, and to the Ne
hraka delegation.
The resolution rail Ma;ter' par
don an "injustice to the baaking fra
ternity. "
Gra So Dry in Wrt That
Train Sparkt Start Firn
lliijapring, Neb., Sept. 9. (Spe
cial.) The gra i o .Iry that
epark from train pat;ng have
started fire in several pla-c. The
ht good rain w la-t fpring '
Grand Jury Returns
Two Indictments
And Makes a Record
The grnj Jury which .vent into
eion just before noon Thursday
to investigate "wild rat promotion
heme and high rent n. te a rec
ord by returning its first iiKiictni.-nts
yesterday afternoon.
Hut the indictment were in two
mail caet which would have gne
through the county attorney' olNce
in the tiual manner if the jury had
not been tilting.
John A. Tencrar was indited on a
thatge of breaking and enuring the
home of John Swiaiek, 4u.7 South
Thirtv-third irrrt. Septenilier 4 and
Registration Opens
Sept. 1 5 for School
mechanic, public ieaVi'ig, sales
manship, buine FngtUh. mecluiii'
cal drawing, accounting, boo', Veep
Phone Rate Increase
Protested at Genoa;
Strike Threatened
Genoa, Neb, Sept, 9,-i$peeia!.)
At a meeting of patron of the
Monroe , Independent Telephone
company here rctolutioiia were
passed and forwarded to the Slate
Railway commission protesting
against a rate increase granted the
company, A committee wat named
to meet with the commission, or
negotiate with anyone else whom
they saw fit, to tarry out their pro
test. It wtl resolved that if lh In
creased rale wi allowed to stand all
of the patron would order their
phonri laen out.
The resolution detail live coma
plaints it" have against the service
ghcu by the company and urge the
commission to withdraw tbrir ord-r
increasing rale and instruct the
company to give belter service,
About 450 iiersoii attended the mas
meeting of which K, I'. Knudson
wa chairman and Lharle 1 1 U key,
secretary, A committee of eight is
now soliciting every phone tub
scribrr to back up the demand of
the mast meeting.
stealing f00, ?W in tlieiki and f.W
worth o jewelry,
Lawrence I'ohle wat indicted on a
charge of ttrtling m lludttn car be
longing to L L. Kidd, 4'HS Chicago
ktrert, August M
lloth andidnient were signed hv
Prower K. McC'agiie, forerian of the
grand jury.
Killed by Lightning
Sioux Fall. S. D. Sept. V. i Spe
cial Telegram.) Everett Hciison,
rancher of the Preho diatrict, wa.
instantly killed by lightning while
t.crking near the W hite river.
ing, shonlund and typewriting, coin-
For ExScrvicc Men! n,frf ''''" f'"nrn'ar'r u',j'cu-
Urging "ipredv , prosecution" of
T. II. Matwrrt, lnW. on the re
maining: indirltnrmt against him in
connection with tlie w ret Litis of '11'
First National hank of Sutton, b
rnd protfsting gint hi oardun
from the federal rin a; leaven
orth after ervig 44 rly. the Ne
braska Bankeri' aucutipr. patted
a resolution yetrrday akiii)i that
the namei of (lie men who interceded
Registration for the ktiight of
I'olumhot free siluwil for ex-service
men ill open at the school ofliee.
in the Arbor building, J'O South
llighieenih street. Seinemhrr li. il
wa announced lat night.
Tuition I free to ex-ervice nien.
Other will be admitted m payment
of tuition,
Classes will iart October i
The school olTer courts in auto
Man llrl.1 in $10,000 I,0UJ
Fur Deal It of Bronco Uutrr
Sioux l alls. S. I).. Sept. -(Special
Telegram.) See Modish, after
a preliminary hearing extending over
one and one-half day, hai been held
for trial in Pennington county circuit
court on the charge of murdering
William Morgan, an expert broncho
busier, during a dispute in a Rapid
City cafe. Bond wa fixed at $10.1)011.
' a
Saturday Is a Big Day for the Children
r t f -"
r-Sa'turday Bargains in Boys' Wi
ear
Boys'
Two-Trouser
Suits 9.85
There's a world of value in these
two knicker suits; every one
'ft strictly all wool and measures up
to our highest standard oi style,
fabric and workmanship. There
arc grey, brown, tan and olive
mixtures as well as plain blue
serges. Trousers lined through
out, for boys 7 to 18 Q fiK
years. Priced Saturday, J0'
Boys' Suits at 14.95'
With an extra pair of knickers; in all the new and wanted models
and colorings; absolutely all wool and well made; every suit guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction; for boys 7 to IS 1 i Af
years; priced Tor Saturday, 14otD
Boys' Hart Schaffner
Marx Suits
With an extra pair ef knickers; every one a new fall model; in
worsteds, serges and casslmeres; single or double breasted models;
strictly band tailored and made only as Hart Schaffner & Marx
know how to make them; stout and 1 y QC t0 Q7. CA
regular sizes; priced at 1 .3 Of .OU
Boys' Furnishings
Ik
i) Boys' Shirts and Blouses
Boys' Shirts and Blouae Very neatly made; all the new full
patterns in light and dark shades; madras and percale materials;
collar attached or neckband styles; all sizes; 7Q
Saturday, each, . I sC
Boys' Wool Knicker In all shades; lined throughout; made to
stand the hard wear;, cut full and roomy; sizes 6 to 18
years; each,
1.95
' Small Boys' Play Suit Just the suit for him to play in
hia good clothes; these come in light and dark shades and
trimmings; sizes 2 to 11 years;
Saturday, special,
', Boys' Wool Sweaters Jersey and coat styles; just the
school wear; shades are blue, maroon, black and grey;
all sizes; each, : ' v .
Fourth Floor Center
and save
different
1.00
thing for
2.50
v..
r
School Headwear for Boys
Cap of Blue Serge Brown, grey, tweed and Ct 1 C A
checks, at l.UU l.OU
1.00 'nd 1.50
Rah-Rah and Stitched Cloth Hat
In pleasing Mixtures; Saturday,
Special for Youngsters
A Real Leather Tarn The newest style this fall; made to wear like
Iron; colors are brown and black; for boys from 2 to 6
years; Saturday, "
. . Fourth Floor Sooth
2.50
Saturday in Our Toy Department Arcade
Sample Toys at Price
Purchased From the Marshall Field Exhibit Eeld at the Rome Hotel Merchants' Week
Doll Carriages at
HALE PRICE
Toy Soldiers at
HALF PRICE
The Marshall Field dis
play was arranged and held
for the benefit of out-of-town
buyers and includes
every toy to. be found ou
the market. When the dis
play was discontinued wc
purchased the entire sam
ple line of toys at a figure
which enables us to offer
them for sale at about half
price.
This was the biggest
showing of foreign aud do
mestic toys ever held in
Omaha. To make your
Christmas purchases now
will be to save at least half
on every toy you buy.
Kiddy ivars at
HALF PRICE
Automobiles at
HALF PRICE
Housekeeping Things
All Kinds of Play Things
At Half Price
Blocks at Half Price
Hocking Horses
at Half Price
Stoves
Half Price
Pianos
Half Price
Dolls at Half Price
And All These at Half Price
Banks Rocking Horses Swings Musical Instruments
Dogs Stoves Balls Desks
Cats Tubs Tops Horns
Bears Wringers Blocks Dolls
f Newly Enlarged Toy Department Main Floor Arcade
Girls' School Clothing
aV" L
New Tub Dresses
The early weeks of. the school term call for a good supply of
tub dresses, and this selection of gingham froeks will supply
just the dress you need. They are made of crisp ging
ham of pretty patterns and cheeks; in all the new shades,
including pink, tan, red, copen and blue; every dress is
made with a good four-inch hem which allows for lengthen
ing when necessary. They are trimmed with hand embroid
ery; pretty as they arc practical, and priced for Saturday
selling at, -
5.00, 7.50 and 8.95
. -
Girls Skirts 1
Girl.' Skirts There Is no more practical garment in tlie young
girls' school wardrobe than the little plaid wool skirt. This spe
cial purchase -of skirls includes new models in all the pretty
color combinations, as well as in the new models and pretty styles.
They are samples, regularly worth 12.50, but In this sale Q QC
we are able to sell them at 0JO
Sleeveless Dresses
Serge Sleeveless Dresses This is a new shipment of these popular
dresses showing nicely tailored models in fine quality Q QC
S) v V
material; priced at
r
Second IlMf West '
Saturday Showing New Arrivals In
Children's Millinery
' Felt Sailors
With ribbon streamers; all colors; specially priced,
1.95
3.95
Velour Felts and Velvets
Sort Velour Felts. and Soft Velvets All colors; -priced
at ' - 1
'Soft Felt Tarns-
Soft Felt Tams-Embroidered in colors; wonderful school O QC
i " Second Ftoer Est ...... .i '
hats; priced at-
Good Values in Children's Hosiery
Boys' and Girls' School Hosiery
Beys' and Girls' School Hosiery Fine cotton and lisle; some with
double knees; fine and heavy ribbed; all sizes; g A
special, per pair, ' OUC
Misses' and Children's Kibbed Hosiery
Misses' and Children's Fine ' Ribbed Cotton Hosiery In black.
white and brown; all Sizes; very good wearing stockings;
priced at, per pair.
Main Floor Sooth
35
FOR GIRLS-
Children's and Misses Chocolate
Elk Lace Shoes
Sizes 512 to 8, O AC ! Sizes 84 to 11, O QC Sizes lli3 to 2, A AC
Children's and Misses' Gun Metal Button Shoes
Sizes 8V2 to 11, Q 7c I Sizes lliy2 to 2, , 4 OC
I
Mm
per pair,
Children's and Misses'
Cocoa Brown Lace Shoes
sizes sy2 to 1!, - 5 45
per pair, Jtf
SizesllHto2, C QC
per pair,
Baby Busters
In black kid; hand turned soles; O QQ
sizes 1 to 5 ; pep pair , JV
Ttard flow-But.
mmmwSMss
The Right Shoes for School Wear
Buster Brown Shoes are the right shoes for school because they train the feet
while the school trains the mind. . . -
The foot shaping lasts give to the inside of these shoes the shape of the naturally
perfect foot together with the proper support for growing bones and muscles at
every point ; v
Every pair Goodyear Welt construction which keeps the inside of the shoe free from tacks and
ridges, and adds to its wear. " " .
Let us show you how well they look on your boy or girl and why they arc the most , economical
shoes you can buy. : - . - .
Every pair guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction. -
FOR BOYS
Sturdy Shoes for School
- - - ..." . 1
These shoes are developed in neat styles that boys will enjoy wearing and
though attractive in line and finish are made of leather sturdy enough to
give the service espected of footwear that must do active duty every day.
, Cocoa Brown Lace Shoes
English and Round Toe Effects
Sizes 131A to 2; per pair, A 7C
o sar
special,
Sizes 2y to 7, per pair,
special,
5.00
Tan Russia Calf Lace Shoes
6.00
.7.00
8.50
Sizes Si to 11,
per pair,
Sizes liy2 to 2,
per pair,
Sizes 2Ys to 7,
per pair,
Third nsy-bH
Brown Elk Lace Shoes
Bluchcs Styles, Extra Service Soles
Sizes 133 to 2, per pair, C CQ
special,
Sizes 2Y2 lo 7, per pair, g QQ
special,
Mcia Floor Wet.
Cocoa Brown Russia
Calf Lace Shoes
English Last
Sizes 22 to 7, per pair, 6.50
special,
Mai. Floor Wett.
"Something Different
" Our New Furniture Department Soon to Be
Opened on Our Seventh and Eighth Floors