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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-08

Ingra Orner, said to be tbs
greatest Norwegian soprano, will
make an appearance at Valhalla
hall, Oct. 13, under the auspices
of the THU male chorus of Taca-
ma. Miss Orner has wide repu-
tation both in this country and on
the continent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-08

RESOLVED,
TO LIVE WITH
}ALL MY MIGHT
WHILE I
}DO LIVE;
) RESOLVED,
NEVER TO LOSE
ONE MOMENT
OF TIME,
BUT IMPROVE
3IT IN THE
MOST PROFIT
FABLE WAY I
POSSIBLY CAN;
}RESOLVED,
}NEVER TO DO
5 ANYTHING
; WHICH I SHOULD
}DESPISE OR
{ THINK MEANI,Y
OF IN
}ANOTHER;
5 RESOLVED,
5 NEVER TO DO
: ANYTHING OUT
) OF REVENGE;
5 RESOLVED,
5 NEVER TO DO
{ ANYTHING
5 WHICH I
5 SHOULD BE
; AFRAID TO DO
) IF 1T WERE
5 THE LAST HOUR
5 OF MY LIFE.
5 JONATHAN
5 EDWARDS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-08

Mrs. w. p. Bonney will enter-
tain members of the Nesika club
Tuesday afternoon. An elaborate
program has been arranged.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-08

Vida auxiliary, o. II. s., will
meet at 2 o'clock next Friday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. P. c.
Ryder, 1911 9Th av. The hos
tesses will be Mrs. Flora @. Ros-
enberg and Mrs. Irene Windley.
The afternoon will be passed with
needlework.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-08

FOR BEST RESULTS TURN TO
THE CLASSIFIED PAGE--iT Is
PAGE SEVEN.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-08

Mrs. william Miller will enter
tain this afternoon at her annual
charity tea at her home on No. l
st. Articles are contributed by
friends. These are sold at rum
mage sales and the proceeds turn
ed over to charity.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-15
Nebraska

partment and with express companies
whereby anyone In America may for
ward foodstuff for relief In Belgium by
parcel post or express without cost or
transportation TO the sender.
The supplies needed are nonperishable
foodstufis also new blankets and new
clothing. on account OF the postal laws
parcel post packages cannot be sent by
parcel post, &C. O ID" by following the
instructions OF the department, however,
the sender may, u he wishes, have his
postage refunded. A similar refund will
be made on all packages sent by the
Adams Express company. the American
Express COMPANY, the Wells-Fargo com
pany. the Southern company, the Great
Northern and the Northern company,
The response OF America to the appeal
OF Belgium has been gratifying, but the
task Of provisioning over 6,0O0000 people,
1, 900 OF whom are absolutely destitute,
requires the dispatch of n shipload OF
food every other day and the maintain
ing of n transport line comprising thirty
one cleaners. state relief organizations
should he put ON a permanent basis for
continued effort until summer, u not
longer.
Detailed Instructions for sending pack
ages and for obtaining the refund OF
TRANSPORTATION money are in the hants
Of the state committees. representing tho
commission for relief in Belgium. They
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-15
RED WILLOW FUNDS GO
TO SMALLER BANKS

MCoo<., Nob, Jan At Especial. Tho
county commissioners OF Red Willow
county recently requested bids from the
several banks OF the county on the de-
posit money OF, the county at a rate not
less than per cent-1s per cent having
been paid by the hanks on such deposits
in the past The following banks OF the
comfy have been declared county de-
positories.' they. having agreed to pay the
s per cent per annum ON county deposits
state Bank OF Indlsnola,. state Bank OF
Bartley. State Rank OF Marion, State
Bank OF Lebanon. The three national
banks Of this city are not included in
the county, repositories. v.s ..
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-15
Shallenberger Says
He May Yet Settle
The Patronage Row
(From a staff Correspondent.l

LINCOLN, Jan. 14-(SpeciaL )-Con-
gresham and Mrs. A. c. Shallenberger,
while in Lincoln during the day visited
with many of their friends and took
luncheon with Representative and Mrs. s.
NJ. aPtters6n Of Alma. Mr.. Shallen-
berger addressed the legislature in the
afternoon by special invitation.
Concerning the Fifth district patron
age situation, the congressman did not
care to be quoted extensively. He admit
ted that some differences exist between
himslf and C. w. Bryan owe appoint
ments, especially his recommendation
favoting A s. Campbell for postmaster
at Imperial. However, ne said that while
in Washington recently he had a very
satisfactory interview with w. j. Bryan
over patronage matters, and he thought
Il might be possible to arrive at some
smicable understanding.
Congressman Shallenberger said he ex-
pected to talk with c. w. Bryan while in
Lincoln. What his own course may be If
the deadlock continues, he did not say.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-15
DUNNAGE RULE ADVOCATED
Railway Commission Decides Not to
Permit Shipment of This Weight
Free Hereafter.
WORKS AGAINST CAREFUL MEN
From STAIR correspondent.)

From q staff Correspondent
LINCOLN, JAM IA Especial 1.-THE 500
pound dUnnage exemption hitherto al
lowed shippers by Nebraska railroads is
done away with in orders that have been
issued by the state Railway commission.
'Dunnage" covers braces and stays
used in bulk carloads to secure the
freight In the past the railroads have
carried 800 pounds actual weight of this
dunnase free. The commission has can
celled the rule on the grounds. that it puts
a premium on careless packing in bulk
and puts at a disadvantage. those ship
pers who crate or box their goods care.
fully.
In its opinion the commission cites fig
ures to show that for carload of pianos
it has been costing over s501ntore to box
the instruments than to ship in bulk.
Other instances that work a .discrimina-
tion against the careful. Aafe shipper are
cited, and the contnHssion concludes by
wiping out the duhnage exemption In its
entirety. t
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-15
MAN WHO THREATENED
YORK BANKER ARRESTED

YORK. Neh.. Janl 14--(speciel) Frank
Ward. who was ARRESTED last Thursday
while carrying around shotgun and
shoot the officers OF the First National
bank and blow the institution up he
cause he had had some throuble with tho
bank over a horse he had bought at.
sale upon which the bank held a mort
gage and asked him TO settle. II was
thought by the officers who arrested him
that he was crazy lie was taken before
the insane board, The board failed to
find anything wrong with him lie was
held for further investigation.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-15
Nebraska
DOVE STILL is In
STATE HOUSE DOME
Looked for a While as if it Would
Be Driven Out by Row Over
Firing Stenographers.
MAY PUT WOMEN BACK TO WORK
Trom a staff correspondent1


LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 14-(Special Tele-
sram)-The firing of three young women
stenographers by the senate. yesterday.
one of them placed on the roll on the
recommendation of Secretary Sprague OF
the democratic state committee, brought
that gentleman TO Lincoln in hurry
last night, and this morning 1t is limited
that the three will go back on the pay
roll
Sprague was pretty warm when he
reached town and said. 1T seems mighty
strange that the secretary of the state
committee. who put in his whole time
for nothing during the state campaign,
can't get across even one appointment In
1.-The legislature"
Sprague was first closeted with Arthur
Mullen Of Omaha and later got I'm com
munieation with Senator Howell. with
the result that the three women may be
retained.
The incident for a time threatened TO
drive the dove of peace out of the state
house dome, but the flutterlng has ceased
and all is now peace.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-15
Nebraska Indian
Fighter Asks for
Pension from State
CFrom a staff correspondent. }


LINCOLN, Jan' .. lA-(Special.) --James
Dooley Of Omaha, one Off the six sur
vivors Of the first, company of the Ne
braska National Guard, which saw real
service against the Indians in. 1864, plans
to ask the Legislature to grant pensions
to himself and. his five. haired com
rades. pension will also be asked for
the only surviving widow of any of the
ccmpany's members. 81
The records show that Mr. Dooley was
mustered in at Omaha on August 80 1884
He was then 1s,years old. He was a mem
Der of Company A.ot the First regiment
of the Nebraska militia, of which John
r. Porter of Omaha was captain. The
records show that the company lsaw, much
real service and some hard fighting on
patrol duty for wagon trains and coaches
between Fort Kearney and Julesburg,
Colo ~. (, ~.s $50 -. 49, q
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-15
HASTINGS 'LlNEfAFfAIRS !
ARE AGAIN IN COURT

What viii probably be the last appear
ance in court OF the affairs of the Omaha
& Nebraska Central railway, was be-
fore District Judge Sears, when creditors
made final effort to hold stockholders
for the amounts due them Claims of more
than $500 are involved. The supreme
court held that creditors who had knowl-
edge what stockholders had not paid par
value for the stock, could hold the lat
ter for the, difference between the,
amounts paid and the race value OF the
stock The Omaha and Nebraska Central
was proposed interurban line from
Omaha to Hastings. ,ri;-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-15
PROMINENT MADISON
MAN DIES SUDDENLY

MADISON, Neb., Jan. 14.--(Special,)--
\. A. Bley died suddenly at his residence
here yesterday. Death was due TO heart
trouble. Mr.. Bley was a years of age
and had been engaged In business at
Madison for upwards of twenty years as
operator and owner OF the Union Valley
Roller mills. during which time he served
the city of Madison as councilman and
as president of the Commercial club. He
is survived by his widow. a daughter IA
years OF age and a son 10 years Of age
The deceased was a member of the Mod
ern Woodmen and the Ben Hur orders in
which no carried insurance to the amount
of 5000 The funeral will take place
Friday afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-15
Not Yet Agreed on
Warehouse Measure
(FrOm a staff correspondent.l

LINCOLN, Jan. H.-(Special Telegram.)
The Farmers Union association at its
session today advocated the Torrens sys-
tenn of land titles, a constitutional con-
vention and a revision of the school laws
in the resolutions adopted this afternoon.
So far the public warehouse bill has been
debated without coming to a conclusion.
A little opposition was shown on the
resolution for constitutional convention,
but it finally disappeared and the reso-
luton went through without much oppo-
sition.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-15
Nebraska
Nebraska Far Ahead
In Agriculture Ways
lFrom a Sod correspondenl.l

LINCOLN, Jan. H--(specisl)-"Ne-
brasks is far and away, the foremost
state in the union in organized agricul-
ture, says Secretary Mellor of the State
Board Of Agriculture. who has Just re-
turned from Minneapolis, where. he ad-
dressed q meeting Of the Minnesota
Agricultural society.
The maximum attendance in Mime
sofa is about eoJ, according TO the Ne
breska secretary and that in Kansas is
not much greater, The attendance at tho
Nebraska meetings runs as high as 500
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-15
TWO LINCOLN MEN ADDED
TO LOBBYISTS REGISTER.
From a staff CORRESPONDENTS

LINCOLN, Jan. H. = Especially ~ Two.
lobbyists added their names to the. score
tary of states register today. They were
j. J. Bean of Lincoln. who represents
himself in legislation affecting munici-
pal laws and. &C: D., Lamme.S also of Lin-
coin. who represents the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive eEpgineers and F,renaen. r z
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-15
Nebraska
ORGANIZE BELGIAN RELIEF
Methods for Forwarding Supplies
Have Been Reduced to System
by General Committee,
FREE POSTAGE IS PERMITTED
From a staft Correspondent

LINCOLN, Jan. r.-(speoial Teiegram)
Governor Morehead. chairman ex-of-
ncio OF the Nebraska commission for
Belgian relief has received word from
Lindon w Bates OF New York. vice
chairman of the national commission. an
nouncing that arrangements have been
completed for the free transportation Of
foodstuffs The communication IL as fol-
lows:
The commission for relief in Belgium
tho officially designated sole agency
through which food and supplies may be
brought into Belgium, has Just concluded
arrangements with the PoStoffico de-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-15
COLONEL NlFoUAIN'S COLT
NO WRELlc OF THE STATE
From a Sac correspondsnt.l

LINCOLN Jan. "a. = Especially = The
''samI Colt" revolver carried through the
civil war by the late General Victor VIZ
quaint has been presented by Mrs. Wiz
auain to the Grand Army Of the Republic
for display in its relic room at the state
house,
The weapon shows hard usage and the
tsg-pieoe bears the additional information
that after the war II was used on the
farm at butchering time until It went
wild and hit the wrong hog so often that
the general was forced 70 retire II.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-15
Naten from IReatrice.

BEATRICE. Neb.. Jan. 14.-(specisl)--
A girl baby only a few hours old and
snugly wrapped in an old dress was left
on the doorstep at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Beedy in West Beatrice.
MRS. Beedy took the child IN and cared
for II later and notified the Officers. who
are investigating the case. y a.,
Howard Gardner. who recently came
here from Concordls, Kan, to work in a
clothing store, was arrested, Wednesday
afternoon OH the charge OF wife deser-
ton. His wife. who resides at that place,
filed the complaint. He will be held
here until an officer. from Kansas comes
after him. y
The grocery store of G. H. Harder in
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-15
MANY FARMERS T 0MEET
AROUND BANQUET BOARD
CFrom a Staff Correspondent

LINCOLN, Jan. 14.--(Specisl)--A ban
quet attended by the representatives of
all the societies of Organized Agricul-
ture will be held at the LindeIl hotel
Wednesday evening, January 20. Rev. c.
S. Harrison of York will be the guest Of
honor.
Fl J. Hainer will be POSTMASTER. The
toast list is not yet outlined. r w Nc
Ginnis is the chairman OF the banquet
COMMITTEES and it has been planned to
make this affair the biggest rally of its
kind in the interests Of scientific agri-
culture.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-15
How Money is Divided.
HERE'S SOME ACTUAL CASH
WAITING WITHOUT CLAIMANT
lrrom a staff correspondent.

LINCOLN, Jan. 1t-(Specia)0-oyer
81 900 is waiting at the office of Adjutant
General Hall for. somebody to claim It.
The money is..what is>left of the fund
provided by. congress to pay members OF
the three Nebraska regiments which en-
listed in 1898 for the Spanish war for the
time they served prior to being mus
tered In.
The. claim of Hans .spftznagel OF Ian
coin for $50, allowed this morning, was the
first heard from in a long time
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-15
CAL0MEL SALlVATES

Calomel makes you sick and you lose a
days work. calomei Is a nasty. dangerous
chemical. To ,iiven your sluggish liver
and bowels, when constipated, headachy.
bilious, just get 10-cent, box OF harmless
!Cascarets- They. work while you sleep.
don't grippe. sicken OF salivate.-Adver-
tisement. : re-. '"Sy.J Il ,'
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-15
Proposes to Close
Saloons at 6 O'clock
(From a staff Correspondent. J

LINCOLN. Jan. IA Especial telegram
An attempt will be made to change the
o'clock closing law by the present leg
islature. Anderson of Phelps today intro
duced bill changing the closing time of
saloons 20 o'clock instead of o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-15
aIr.. ogiIrie AppeaI..

LINCOLN, Jan. h-(specisl.)-Nrs Luz
ella ogtlvie. who was refused a divorce
from Donald ogilvie by Judge sutton OF
the Douglas county district ePurt has APP
pealed to the supreme court Nshe alleged
cruelty and nonsupport
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-15
GnId4n WeddinR.

/, ,FAIRBURY, Neb., Jan. l4-(spefial)--
The home OF Mr. and Mrs. Allen c.
Wheeler in this city was the scene Of a
pretty golden wedding anniversary on
TUESDAY. Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler were
married at Peoria, ILL.,, January IL. 1865.
II 4 was the close of the war and MI
wheeler had Just come cut of'the union
army after. serving in Company A, Fifty
fifth Illinois volunteer infantry; Mr.. and
Mrs. Wheeler were among the early set
tiers Of Nebraska They came to Gage
county first and then to, Fairbury in 1870.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-15
Nebraska

have also been posted by permission OF
Postmaster General Burleson IN $500
postoffices throughout the United States.
Stmilar instructions have been placed In
the offices OF 1900 express companies
This Information may also DO had by adj
dressing the commission for relief IN
Belgium. n Broadway. New York City.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-15
Nebraska

West Beatrice was entered by -urglsrs
Tuesday night who secured only $40
worth OF goods for their trouble. 1t Is
supposed TO he the work Of home talent
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-15
Nebraska
DETAILS OF PRINTING BILL
Bates Would Provide Hundred Thou
sand Dollars for Erection Of
Plant Near Capitol. 49,.
TO GET UNDER WAY IN "A YEAR
CFrom a stafr Correspondents

NFIOh n oNhAA NWiAN1hNhANANt'
LINCOLN, Jan. 4--(Speciall-One hun
bred thousand dollars Is tho amount Of an
appropriation for the establishment. o. a
state printing plant, proposed in a bill
introduced by Representative Bates today.
This measure creates a state printing
commission consisting " the goverhoy
Secretary OF state and the state printing
commissioner appointed by the governor
1t empowers the commission 10 act with
the Board OF Control in purchasing site
and erecting buildings thereon, as near as
possible to the capitol building in Lincoln
For All state Purposes.
The plant thuns established. under toe
terms Of the bill, will do all printing for
state offices, departments and Institutions,
for boards and societies opeIGuns. under
state control and for the legislature whea
It Is in session.. The Commission 10 TO be
the Judge Of what printing may DC neces-
sary for each office. institution or or
gsnization. state institutions now pos
sessing printing plants may continue TO
operate them II the commission deems II
advisable. No private work Of any kind
is to be done at the state plant. aud
penalties are specified for .infractions OF
this rule. $3.50
How Money Is Divided.
The appropriation is divided as followt;
Grounds and building saG,0o0's equipment
$500; printing and binding material
$1,000; labor. s2e0oo; salary OF state
printer for one year, 5000; incidentals
5000
1t is figured by, the introducer that the
state. plant II established. will not be
ready for operation during the first year
OF the biennium, and for that reason only
one years salary is provided for the state
printer
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-15
White Goods

white drese IDaaSrIai OF corded
Madras. Victoria Lawn. Voiles.
Organdy. Lace Novelties. Crepe.
Ratiue, etc. AZ 20 as inches
wide. remnants and full bolts.
worth TO 1bc a yard. on AL
sale Friday. az. per yard. ~
Waite, Pin Dot yvyiss---40 inches
wide, regular 26c value. I2N
per yard. Friday. at. 49,. IOS
tO-Eneh WHITE Barred Batfste--
Regular 16c value. Spe- AL
claI Friday. at. per I'd. O3S
sfIk and Cotton lywess Fabries-
spisndid sssS OF coioLs.
500 a yard. special IkR
Friday. ut .,.....s.......AS
HnaOartaI LOnG CleGh-F1ns quail
ity for under musiina. Sc inches
Wida, In 13-yard 00A
bolts. FOR ......-.... .SOO
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-15
Corsets

Hr.ssSsxes--Back closing. trimmed
with embroidery inSertion and
ting. Special. Friday, 2hC
speetaI Corset BarGAIn--For Fri
day We offer hundreds OF pairs
OF reliable corsets In siSes from
10 70 30. guaranteed to wear and
not to rust. medium high bust
with neat braid trimming. long
oyer s, nip ,,b pr SSeS Stro under rent
garteTs. at. only. .... ~
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-15
Drapery BARGAINS

For Friday selling we place on
curtains. from as TO Sc inches
wide, special. in Base 9ko
mont. at. each ..'.....'
M Pieces Of BunGaIow and Novel;
~ Nef-lO and IS inches wide.
regular 26o grade. special for
Friday T.Id at per I2fc
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-15
Sheets and Pillow
Cases

71N00-An ah Bie0Gheo SnrE
Made from fine quality muslin.
extra weight 3sc value. 2A6
Friday, at each ....,....
aaxas Hlesehea Pillow Casee tO
WeteE--ReR uiar f0c value KR
on sale Friday. At. each. -
7snao-Tssh RIsaekea Sheets
Made from good quality bleached
linen finish sheeting. t-lnch
heuns. torn and ironed seamless,
soc value, on sale Fri A2G
day. at. cash ..,......,.
- UabIsaeheA shee4tAg-ExtIa
fine .1uaiity. weave and finish,
easily ,bIeached and laundered.
2SeYvziae, per yard IYG
Friday. At ....r $3.50.
aG.Imoh Bleaeh4d MusIfn-Fins
quality, soft finish. regular fc
vaiuA off the bolt. Ar
per yard Friday. at ..,....
SsLInek UnhIsaehea sheotlng--Ex-
ira Weirtt heavy round thread
duaittY. Sc value. on Al6
sale Friday. At. per yard. ~
Sa-Ynch BIsaeAed Muslln-Very
fne' regular Zoe quality. off the
bolt. per yard Friday. 64C
At
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-15
Mems Furnishings

Men's G~If shirts-6B dozen Of all
neat BattorDs, worth up % ~ 90
each. on sale FRI knN
uUS' NJ ''.s'ss..s ..'.....
Nenss Unisn suits--S5 dozen OF
mons fleeeod and ribbed Union
Suits. closed crotch. every gar
ment perfect. formerly s1.0O per
suit. special Fri 6QC
day' AT .s............... Wv
mqn's shiFta aad Drawers-Broken
let's at all our Roc and CSC gar
ments on sale Friday. acc
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-15
2 csc Munsing
Underwear at sec

For FridAy,we offer Feaaiae Nun.
SinE Union Suite for girls ana
boys. slightly imperfect, worth
up TO esc, while they S00
Cnps-Black and colors. worth
up to tLOD. all 20 I0c
Friday. at. each ..r...''ASS
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-15
sl.oo Table Cloths


mask, full bleacked. in many
neat patterns, two yards long.
very special Friday. Soc
Al, eacn ........ .-.....
Twilled TowcIlng--For Friday we
place on sale two cases of
bloached cotton twilled towel
ing, fancy borders, regular &c
value. at per 2G
baru ''sss''.s...'.'.t'
Turkish ToVycaa--Fnlll bloach,
fringed ends, values up to &c
each, special Fri ALH
DAY. at ...... tn
FuII BIesehed TovelInG-Good
heavy quality, ThernOs kind,
regular 10c yard quality. a.
special Friday. at ....... ~
Table uaddIng--Gooa heavy quail
itv. double faced felt, worth 400
per yard, special G0~
Friday. at ..............G sou
Diaper CIeth--I. 900 yards BIrdseye
Diaper Cloth. on sale Friday.
while II lasts. at. per Re
yur0
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-15
reds Of Basement Bargains Friday

Cambria, Longcloth
a Muslin Remnants
An accumulation from the heavy
selling during our January
White Sale. Lengths up to ten
yards each, beautiful quality
and finish. regular &C., Ice and
12c quality. all to be closed out
Friday. at, per AAG
ynrd ''''.''''''
FIno Quality Dress Calico and
Comforter CoverinEs--Consfs of
Challis. Zephyrs. etc, values to
Sc q yard. good servioe9ble
lengths and easily matched.
While they hast. Fri DIR
day. az, per yard. nv
2T-Ineh Dating F1aBneI-ExtrA
fine weight. warm and flsecy,
regular 10c value. RILN
per yard Friday. at....O Wv
z7-Ineh white Shaker and DeEet
FlannoI-Amoskeag best grade,
reg. loo value. rpecial 7AG
for Friday. at. per ward. ~
8s-Inch Fancy OltinE F1Annes--
Lengths up to 30 yards, fine
quality and weight. 10 YlR
be closed out Frbday. ~. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-15
Hair Goods

A. a sneoial for Friday W. offer
ss,t sSs 'i eaaiavsaS ITO ys fss
come IN all shades. on Ykc
sa1A az ,-..-...~.-......
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-15
Ribbon Sale

sale Friday of l-tnch
and 1 snd a. inch Warp Prints.
light and dark grounds. kG
choice. per YARD ...''.s.''
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-15
Handkerchiefs

MsnN ana WOnaen's HnndkW-
ehtefs - Fancy coioFed and
TO Ice each. On sale Ala
Friday. at ...........'...S ~
LACE RHAENANTs-l,A3b Rem
nants Of laoee. y 70 t-yard long.
worth to 1Sc. all 50 kG
Friday. at. each. .......... -