Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, November 26, 1921, Page 7, Image 7

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THE BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 2, 1021.
Two Speeders Are
Sent to Jail by
Judge Wappich
Fines Varying From $10 to
$25 Meted Out to 16 Other.
In War on Traffic
Law Violator!.
Eighteen ipeeder were fined and
two were given jail lentencci by
Judge Wappich in Centra! police
court yesterday.
The Indite has resolved to nuke
Wc a burden for peeder$ haled into
his court. "Let them beware," it to
he hi motto in the (uture, he laid.
The I'niled State mail delivery
truck were not exempted in the
judge's lecture to violator yestrr
day, "They have no inore right to
violate the traffic rule than anyone
elie," he aid. "Bring- in the mail
truck. drirrs," he add'd to police
man and voluntary traffic officer!.
Two Are Jailed.
Willi Crosby, jr.. M2 Wirt
street, was sentenced to jail (or five
day. He wi released on a 0
bond when hit case wn appealed to
the district court He was arrested
tor speeding by a volunteer traffic
cop.
Kenneth Harrington, 7624 North
Thirtieth street. wa the econd
speed violator renundrd to jail, lie
wa given five da also.
Jack Webster, son of John R.
Webiter. an attorney, was fined $15;
B. K. Boyce, 5JIJ Larimore avenue,
J It; Leo Murray of Council Bluff
paid a fine of $22.50.
Other fines Riven violator ranged
from $10 to $25.
Brief City AVu-a
a wat.hmsn at the
a a pnti'iin u lnat
Doutlaa arret!. tine J 1 1 90 tu
police court trdy on rharge
of unlawful poaseeslon of liquor.
Klnrd for llnvlii Mill K1 line.
Int ae fined 110 for 1111 pwaa
Inn of a mill by Kedeml J mice
Woodrouah yesterday. II hud
paid a prevloua fin in tl atate
court.
liiiht Priuiltj' Morri Bvhlalfrr,
puatlut. pleaded nuiliy before
Judge Woodroueh erday t a
tirsre of mailing- an obvn letter
to hi former manager. Ik Bern
ateln, and paid a tin of $!5.
Klrvatnr Operator I'romoUHl
Valentine 8teven. (or II ar el"
vator operator In the federal build
ing, reeclved notice yenterday of tils
promotion to a position in the pos
tal department, handling mulls.
Hulldlng n.Hi at Vlaltor to
the Baunder Kennedy building, or
the upper floora of th Hrandel
Theater building, will be checked
In and out of the bulldlna; after
p. in. hy
eniranro.
pro lent.
tomUiion trttltwl Anton I'lakir,
atx-year-old )outli. atrurk by an
automoblla last vdnr1av. U ailil
tn a eml-uni'onst'loua rondltlun at
tit. Joseph hnapltal. Not mut'h
ihange la noted In lila condition.
Allegra AIhim Jo Williamson,
afir two momlia and !i il'ivn of
married life, fllxd ult yenterduy for
divorce from Haael Wllll.inmon. lie
allege that after they were married
II day hi wife began to abuce him.
Mlsalonary Will Itturo Mia
Ruth I'auon, a mlaionary back
from China, will apeak at the
Christian and Mlaalonary alliance
guipel tabernacle. Twenty-fourth
and Kinney vlreet, Trlday evening
at 7:30.
1U)brtsl of $40 -Howard Moy.
night cook at the Midget rate.
Twenty-fourth street and I'atrlrk
avenua, was held up and robbed of
$40 by two men while Btvpnlnu into
hi ear to go home, about 6:20 yes
terday morning.
Fined for Aasault Morrl OHon
and hail McManua were lined
e4cli In jHHce court yesterday
on a charge uf aaaultlng Martin
Clauaaen at IMS Volr avenue lat
Wednesdtiy, rUijaarn ) they
Hula f3 from him.
Taken fawning Td- Tm Kill
more, an rlcvatur opxrator at the
I'aM.m g tiallagher company
tvlinVralo gnii-ery, wa arrMtfd
yesterday by cliy delciivea while
I'uw ulna svina too In, lid said he
haa a wife and nine children and
hla wagea are i:i a week.
rrixoiwr' r.wlul Varied aonga,
it poker game and raillery enlivened
the trip or ilia "Leaven worth ape-
cut," carrying SO prlaoner. mostly
on "dope" cliarge. to Ilia federal
prison, lxnnia Cronin, I'uitcd Ktnte
miirshat, reported on hla return.
l'.mlo incut llurc.iu Iluy Of
i: aonllcanta for work at th city
empliiyiiicnt bureau In th rlty ball
vdneatlny, 30 were married men
4S single men. 31 women and 19
transient. Of the It women
were ingle, 13 married and 3
widow?.
'JOHN A. SW'ANSON, Fre. '
-sVM. L. HOLZMAN, Trias.'
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Qmalitty Clothes
Greatly Underprice
And
The'W 'est'' 's Most Wonderful
Exposition of Winter
Suits i Overcoats
THIS Greater Store dares to be progressive,
dares to underprice its enormous stocks
to bring Quality Clothes again within the ij
reach of everybody.
Also, it is Greater Nebraska's duty to sound a
note of warning ' about the flood of inferior
merchandise that is being offered elsewhere in
the guise of "bargains" Demand Quality.
You're sure of it here.
I Ciln justice to yourself share in the values at the ; i
Greater Nebraska Saturday at
$20 25 $30 $35
HO $45 $50
It means a saving of $10 to $25
r and finest clothes made.
The Suits Great Coats
at $40 to $50
One Minute
Store Talk.
"Evary clothing dealer ia
America ought to make a
pilgrimage to your atero
and th way you folk
hav fnt the prico situa
tion. Th public can never
realiz what drastic tp
you've taken upon your
own initiative. Evidentlyi
th public appreciats it
from th crowd you re
erviag," commented a vis
iting merchant who travel
ed (everal hundred mile
"to see a store doing
volume business these
"a he put it.
The Suits
at $25 to $35
Offer an entirely new
standard of good values.
Many leading makers'
lines are again available
for you at low prices here.
Lamb Lined
Overcoats
Another surprise for
young chaps. Sheep and
lamb lined, coats with
wombat and opossum col
lars. Full belted. Sizes
84 to 44. at
$15 to $25
Include the finest mak
ers' productions. Hand
tailored masterpieces not
shown in years under $60
to $75. Superb new fab
rics. High School
Suits
The style ideal of the
young chap in single, dou
ble breasted or sport mod
els. Supreme values, at
at $25 to $75
The greatest of all utility
storm coats are here.
Chinchillas, Frieze, Shet
lands, Westknit. Warmth
without weight fabrics.
Superb new colorings.
Fur Collar
Overcoats
The luxury of a high
grade fur collar overcoat
at a low price is yours
once more. Beautiful
imported weaves ,
$15 to $25 $40 to $85
Men, -Real Trouser Values
$3.50 $5.00 $7.50
Showing you hundreds upon hundreds of trousers. Emphatically, the
best values in America. All sizes, 28 to 52. No limit to the range of ,
patterns. " '
The vest's largest showing of nationally celebrated Quality) Clothes
KUPPENHEIMER GOOD CLOTHES
Society Brand
Hickey-Freeman
All featured here at the ncv Lover Prices
Fashion Park and many others
Your Warm Sweaters, Underwear, Gloves
Supreme Displays at the New Lower Prices
Every nationally-famous line of men's hats and haberdashery featured here at prices
that emphasize the mighty value-giving campaign throughout this Greater Store.
Americas Best Hats at $5.00
MEN'S BROWN
CALF SHOES,
SOLID
LEATHER
John B. Stetson Hats $7.00 and Better
6 gfciws
JOWV SWWMfCW. a,
MEN'S GUN
METAL SHOES,
NEW LOWER
PRICE
5
CORRECT APPAREL FOR MEN AND WOMEN
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S.B. COB. 16th A JACKSON STS.
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Nolo You Can Have a Smart-LooUing r
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And Enjoy Its Comfort While
You Are. Paying ior It On
Easy Terms
Our Special Charge Account
Plan was devised for YOUll
benefit. Uso it because it will
provide you with a warm, hand
some cloth, plush or fur coat at
prices that mean real savings.
USE IT because it permits you
to buy NOW and pay LATER
on easy, convenient terms, spread
out over a long period so you
never miss the money.
USE - IT NOW your health
and appearance demand a stylish
coat and the coats arc here.
Plush Coats " Cloth Coats
'225
Entire Stock of
Dresses
Scores of late arrivals just the
styles you want for winter wear in such
practical materials ns Tricotinc, Serge,
Poiret Twill, Duvetyne, Canton Crepe,
Satin, etc., etc.
$1 950
Up
25
OFF
Entire Stock of
Suits
33
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OFF
Suits with the newest and most stun
ning lines, fur collared, smartly tailored
or heavily embroidered. In such becom
ing shades as Navy, Brown, Reindeer,
Sorrento, etc. .
Special Sale
- Demonstration
Royal
Easy Chairs
Starts Saturday
"Push the Button"
and back reclines to
any comfortable posi
tion desired; a "Leg
Rest," concealed when
not in use, affords
support to limbs.
Extra Special "Royal
Easy" Chair in this
demonstration at .
. $22.50
"Royal Easy" Chair
given away Friday. .
Kroehler
Davenports
A "Kroehler" Bed
Davenport requires
but little floor space,
yet it offers one a full
size bed by night a
comfortable davenport
by day. v
Carload purchases of toys and f
a low rent location brings a
Saving of 25
to 50 on Toys
Shop, Compare And Be Convinced
Never before has Toyland been so large
and so wonderful. Never have there been so
many new things to see. All is now in readi
ness prices are astonishingly LOW and
Santa Claus (Himself) Is Here
to greet the boys and girls. Don't deny your
youngsters the joy of seeing old Santa. .
Your Credit Is Good On Toys
Jitney
Kars. .
98c
KS3 A
No. 1 Gilbert Erecto, Set, $1.19
Dressed Dolls 16-inch Dolls completely
dressed, with blonde or bru- 7Q
nette hair, slippers and cap... 7C
Genuine Tinker Toy Set
are lots of fun, only 53
Christmas Stockings filled
with a big variety of Toys
at LOW PRICES.
Climbing Monkey . ...21
Red Child's Chair 59
Flexible Flyer
Sleds for ....
Gyroscope Topa
$1.39
..19
Saturday! A Great
Special Purchase
Sale
Wm. A. Rogers'
26-piece Chests of
Silverware
Positively the greatest value
in Rogers' guaranteed Silver
ware that has been offered in
years, bringing an opportunity,
to secure a desirable wedding,
Christmas or anniversary gift
at a real saving.
Two Beautiful Patterns
In two finishes and every set
accompanied by an Iron-clad
certificate of guarantee; 26
piece sets for Saturday, only.
$095
War Tax 45c Extra
Pay $1 Down $1 Week
Join the
i$100 X
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mas
If Club
Instead of waiting until the
height of the Christmas shopping
season, when you may need any
surplus money for other things and
make sure of getting the particular model
you wish join our Pathe Christmas CI
and by paying the small sum of $1.00 ma
possible to have a "Pathe" Phonograph (th
musical instrument) delivered to your loved ones on
Christmas Eve.
30 Pathe Records Included Free.
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