Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 11, 1915, Page 7

4 | P AL G. SPALDING | DIES OF APOPLEXY Sporting Goods Manufacturer Ex-| pires After Few Hours at San Diego. CALLED FATHER OF BASE BALL BAN DIBGO, Cal, Sept. 10.—Albert Q. | Bpalding, well known sporting goods | manufacturer and San Diego capitalist, | @led unexpectedly at his home at Point Loma, near here, late last night. Death | was due to apoplexy. He was 6 years old. | CHICAGO, I, Sept. 10.—A. G. Bpald- tng, who died In Ban Diego, Cal, last night, gave up a FH-a-week job In a gro- Gory store to become identiffed with Shscball and was perhaps better known | $o the sport than any other man. Te | veterans of the game he was known as the “father of base ball” He become famots as a pitcher, one of the first to use the underhand delivery, and later became manager of clubs. Mr. Spald- Ing always used his influence to place the game on a higher plane. With his parents he moved from Bryon, T, his birthplace, to Rockford in 1863, | where he attended a commercial college. | But he soon learned he could make money | playing ball and joined the Forest City| club of Rockford, which made a repu-| tation for itself when it defeated the National club of Washington in 1867. Four years later Mr. Spalding joined the famous Boston Red Btockings, and | pitched the club to pennant viotories in the races of the National Professional association in I1873-73-74-T6. His longest, connection with active base ball play-| ing was with the Chicago club, which he | joined in 187 He was successfully its| manager, socretary and president until 1881, i Formhhldmtholdu! that the sport might be popularized in| England, and in the winter of 1574 after | the tour of the tamous Baltimore Orfoles, | he went to Burope. Everywhers he was | received enthusiastically. In 1888 and 188 he managed the first world tour of | the Chicago and All-American base ball | teama In 1878 Mr. Spalding became interested in the manufacture of sporting goods | and started a small shop in New Haven, | Conn., with a capital of only $800. The business grew and formed the nucleus around which the present house of A. G. Bpalding & Bros. was built. H TRADE MUSIC FOR TALK | BUT THEY GET SHORT END | The mail men's Dallas band visited the postoffice yesterday, and congregating in the corner nearest Postmaster Whar- ton's sanctum sanctorum proceeded to serenade him, without having first dis- covered that he was not present. Un- doubtedly they were desirous of hearing a talk from .r. Wharton in return for their misucal efforts, but no talk was forthcoming, and a disconsolate bunch of musicians trailed from the building after they had dlscovered that they had wasted their good music on the underlings of the postotfice. MRS. PATRICK CAMPBELL ARRIVES HERE TONIGHT Mrs. Patrick Campbell and her London company arrfved in Omaha last evening at 7 o'clock over the Union Pacific, com- ing from Salt Lake City. Mrs. Campbell will be seen in “Pygmalion” this evening, and at the Baturday matines “The Second Mrs. Tanqueray” will hold the boards, with Mrs.- Campbell in her most appealing role of Paula Tanqueray. The biggest assortment of styles and patterns and best values we believe ever shown in Omaha, Right here and more, A Pair of Barney & Berry ROLLER SKATES Or Dans FOOT lflm With each suit sold at §3 .95 or upwards. SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY $6.45 All-Wool Suits, §4.95, In addition to the free offer we have added to our §4.96 sults for Saturday, a big line of classy suits bought to sell at $6.95, all sises, 6 to 18 years, with 2 pairs of knickers. SUITS AT $3.95, That we do not belleve you'll find equaled i{n any other store in style or quality at the price. Skates and Foot Ball Free, HAND TAILORED SUITS, 8$7.50 The classiest lot of suits we've ever shown, and the Skates or Foot Ball Free Saturday, the last day, 8o bring the boys then. BOYS' SCHOOL BLOUSES The famous ‘“‘Tapeless” styles, rics, splendid values st 50¢. 69¢ $1.00. Boys' Extra Knicker Pants in serges and mixtures, choice, spe- clal values, 50¢, 75¢, $1.00 $1.50 A Rousing Sale of Corsets Saturday $3.00 Oorsets in plain or fancy materials, with medium bust and hip, slightly curved waist, snap 7 PPRREMTRe S M $1.98 78¢ Corsets, made of fine English coutil, nicely trimmed, dandy for house corsets, special ....40¢ 60c Sanitary Aprons at ..35¢ Ohildrens Sweaters, just the thing for school wear, all colors and styles at 98¢, $1.45. $1.9%8 Boys' Wash Blouses, regular 76u Most Attractive Specials in and $1.00 qualities, . special for » . BOLUIIAG o () e oo e 59¢ | Women’s Hoswry Women's Crochet Shawls, light weight, light and dark colors Qualities you'll find most Bt iiieiiiiiiiiaeen 49€¢ | excellent at prices much below Many Tdines of New FALL | ,.iai1 worth CORSETS NOW SHOWN. Have your new suit or gown fitted over # new fall model corset. Satarday’s Farniture Specials Buffets, Fumed or oak ..... $25.00 Buffet, Fumed, B84-inch top, $17.00 Bolld_Mahog- .0 il Women's Silk Hose, “Wayne Knit” or “Kayser' brands; fancy stripes, lace or embroid- ered clocks, all colors; to §2.00 values; in two special lots, e $1.25, $1.50 palr Women's Sllk Hose that sell regularly at $1.60; double gai- best manes, pair. ... IBC Children's 25¢ Hose, d!n mercer- ized Ldsle, black an colors, at, pair....... l 5(: The greatest Stock of New Fall Hoslery in Omaha for your selection here. quality in material and tail 435,00, All choicest fabric design, and at a very popular price, . compare favorably in every respect with suits usually and colorings shown. To Close Including Rhinestone Pins, regular $1.00 v 50c Alarm Clocks, $1.00 values $1.00 to $3.00 values 69c¢ ware, your cholce .. Jewelry, Lavaliers, Brooches, Bar Pins, Cuff Links, Tie Clasps, Lockets, Searf Pins, ktc., All 0dd Pleces Silver- Saturday’s Sales Offer Splendid Savings on Merchandise of Satisfying Quality MANUFACTURER’S SAMPLES of JEWELRY Saturday At One-Half to One-Sixth Usual Retail Price Several Thousand Articles in This Sale. Barrettes and also Gold Top Combs, alues; Watches, $1.00 values .. 25¢ Greatly Underpriced - .69¢ [ 7 il \ i\t Jeweled Tops, Sllk Lined, Ribbons, Handles, Ete Sale beging at §:3 LADIES' NEW NECKWEAR An immense assortment of all the latest Neckwear Novelties; axceptional values at each price—— 15¢. 25¢. 49¢. 75¢. $1.00 Into the Limelight of Popular Favor The New Suits, Dresses, Coats Offering here broader assortments, better values at each pnce.rA showing now emnracing in its scope many of the choicest stylo ideas of the world’s chiet arbiters of fashion. By no means the least in favor Crown Jewel Suits at $25.00 are here in twenty-five distinetive styles, combining ]n_u'h' oring, with exceptional beauty of $25.00. You'll find they sold at Suit Special ;at .{19.50 185 handsome Suits in broadeloths, gabardines, poplins, men’s wear serges and novelty cloths, in the senson’s nob- biest styles and most wanted colorings. No extra charge for alterations. Beautiful New Dresses at .... ...... $15, $19.50 and $25 NEW COATS—Hundreds of clever ideas in the new fab- rics and colorings, $7.95, $10.00 up to ..$25.00 some part of a special New gains. Ohildren’'s New Fall Dresses—We did not forget the young folks; far $5.00 Ximonos, in silk and nun's vélling, on sale Sat- from it—the stock we now show is Urday at .....oeeee ‘..J:.:: o n more varied, better than any previ- m:flm‘w; - ous—values exceptional at $3.935, sale at .96 $5.00. $7.50, $10.00 vp. Values to $3.50 Over fifteen different styles for selection in a col- lection of our 1,000 Smart Dress Shapes—Pokes, Sail- ors, Shirved Turbans, Tricorns, Shirred Brim and Di- rectoire Shapes, made of heautiful quality of Silk Vel- vet, with taffeta and grosgrain, French edges and welted cdges. Truly values you’ll not find surpassed in any store, any time, any place. $1.25 SATIN SHAPES at 69¢. $3.00 Misses’ Shirred Brim Hats, trimmed with chenille cord, at................... 31098 $1.00 Ohiffon Butterflies at 49¢ $1.50 Velvet Shapes at 88¢. And many other splendid specials. Dress Special at $9.90 Dresses that sold up to $40, in silk nets, laces, crepe de chines, also fine wool fabrics. Styles gnitable for street, af- ternoon and evening wear. Some are from our regnlar stock, York purchase. All rare bar- New Fall Waist Styles—An assort- ment of beautiful ideas that seems almost endless at $2.95. $3.95, 85.00 vp. New Fall Dress Skirts—Just what you want at most attractive prices. The New Kid Gloves Are here in every color, every style that fashion approves. Never before wis our Glove De- partment more splendidly ready to supply your every Glove wish, Special attention is called to Real French Kid Gloves in all the New Fall Styles and Colorings. Every palr guaran- teed and fitted at..§ French Lambskin G $1.256 values, at, palr. Some Real Kid Gloves In- cluded In this Speclal Lot; one and two-button lengths in all colors and sizes. Domestic Room Specials Hlue Serge Paunts, ages 6 to 16 FORPD o oo covnsosocccsoscns 39¢ On sale Baturday 50 dozen Boys' Blue Berge Knickers, in all ages. On sale in Domestic Room only. Boys' Suits With 2 Pants, $2.95 P_hool Buits for boys at prices never before shown. The new styles and colors and well made suits, seams all taped. A sult with the life of two sults. On sale at Boys' One Pant Suits, $1.95 If it is just a cheap suit you want for your boy to start school in, dont fall to see these suits, ages ¢ to 16 years, all colors and styles, on sale in Domestic Room only, 81.95. THE GREATEST VALUES OF THE SEASON. HAND BAGS WORTH $1.00, $1.25, $1.75 and $2.00 Four-Ploce Fittings, Seal Grain, 39¢. 49¢. 69¢. 89¢, 98¢ 30 A. M. Saturday 25¢ RIRBONS, 9¢ Including a full line of ool- ors in plain and fancy ribbons. exceptional bargains yd., O¢ Watch for Our Great Annual Sale of MANUFACTURER’S SAMPLE FURS! You Can Easily Save 20 to 25 Per Cent on the New Furs The Clothes Bargain Event of the Season Shirts Snappy new styles and patterns in Madras and Percales; a big epecial purchase of values to $1.50, on sale 690 Saturday Men's High Grade Pajamas, to $3.00 values, in fine mercer- fzed and silk finish materials; tnoree. . $1.45, 98¢ cholcee. . Men's Silk Hose, “Interwoven' brand, in all colors and sizes, B Lot AR 10¢ Men's Hand- kerchiefs Out Go All Spring and Summer Suits for choicé of | Choice of all all the Suits that sold at $10 to $15.00 the fall, Suits that sold at $10.00 . Suits that sold at $12 Suits that sold at $ bargain, A small charge 1 $3.00; all sizes ... Men'’s Gun Metal Button and Blu ilsh and Hitop lasts, $3.60 values .. outfis less Mov Chemically Dustless Dust Clota | 85c bottle Cedar Ol l One Handle Freates | 10 6c rolls “Giold Band To Paper s § 10c rolls “Gold Band” Toi Paper ....... P No €. O, D. Orllers taken. worth to a customer. WE SAVE YOU FROM 85 to PER CENT ON DWRUGS. 10¢ bar Willlams' Shaving Soap, or 3 for . ' ess 26e can Sani-Flush. .. Three 10c bars Palmolivy Soap one bottle of Bhampoo. ., 800 bottle Phenolax Wafy $3.75 Horlick', mr=—TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST—1\s AN INVESTMENT Fall Footwear Goodyear Welts, splendid The Whole 49¢ Double Quantity Toilet Paper .10 wih 390 " $1.60 box Le Trefle or Aznrea Pow- 98¢ in Two Big Lots the Suits that sold at $18.00 to $25.00.. ... nade for alterations. Stetson Shoes and | Queen Quality Crossett Shoos for | Grover Shoes Men, Women, Specials for Saturday Exceptional, Women's $3.60 and $4,00 Shoes, In Xid, Gun Metal and Patent Leather; lace or button; welt soles........ $2.50 Women's Kid Gypsy tched welt ... .. . Women's Whit y gusfl?l?; YD also same in bronze; good $5.00 at .. . ho 1.98 | cher 8hoes, in Eng- 8chool Shoes from .., $2.50 FLOUR! We want e ry Housekeeper ia Omaha to try ck of our Famous Dlamond H . Every sack is Guaranteed to give perfect satisfmo- tion or yvour money refunded in full. This Flour is made from No. 1 Bo- lected Spring Wheat. Nothing finer on the market— et Package: Baturday . be Py o' ‘Krispy ....... .s %0 cans Elkhorn or Mansfleld's Condensed Milk . 250 be cans Elkhors Condensad Milk . Bkinner's Macaron 2-1h. cans Fancy Sweet Su, Wax, String or Lima Beans Funcy Queen Olives, quart € cuns Ofl Sardines 1ot 8o fot a3 260| 32-ounce Jurs Pure Fruit Preserves A% for . . sene 7 1bs. Best Bulk Tau Peanut Hntter, 1b. . Golden Eantos Coffee. Ib $10 No special purchase of summer merchandise for a sale, but a clean sweep sale of all Our Regular Spring and Summer Stocks, including the Hart, Schaffner & Marx Suits. They're not all light colors, either; in fact, the majority of the offerings are in medium aud dark shades which ean be worn till late in Tyt | Snits that sold av $18.00 .. Lot Suits that sold at $20.00 .. 10 Koy Snits that sold at $25.00 .. Good patterns, up-to-date spring and summer styles. You can’t choose a single suit in the lot without picking splendid That has not only plenty of style and perfect fit but also values, 34.00 and 83,50 e8; values up to and Youths' Gun Metal Bluchers, sizes % ; splendid values .... 50 that wear and have FLOUR! Big Slump in the Flour Market dc, 100 Travelers’ Goods At Savings You'll Appreciate A clean-up sale of all floor stocks at big reductions Leather Bags, $3.95 to $15 leather Suit cases, b to “:.?oa‘fi(u){.k. at $6 to 817, gg Wardrobe trunks, $15 to $25. Why Not Save $1.00 ON YOUR NEW HAT? Hayden's Special at $2.00, Has all the snappy style and good colors, the quality, too, of the av these specin e $2.00 IN DOMESTICO ROOM. Underwear, medium welrht, all -1 860 and 490 8o wizen; two special lots. Men's 10c Hose at, pair Men's 100 Handkerchiefs. . .80 Men's Bhirts, made to sell to $1.50 some slightly sofled or mussed—at 380 $2 Framed Pictures, 95¢ An immense ussortment of beautiful subjects in 16x20, in gilt or brown, oval or square frames; actual values up to $2. Snaps at ....95¢ Big Assortment of Popular Subjects, in 6x16 and 8x13 gllt or brown frames; to 75¢ VAIUGS .. .iiiiannenane Framed Pictures, worth to size 10x12, Choice, 75 Quali aud for FLOUR! FRUIT, FRUIT, YRUTY THAT PAYS BIG D| A BEE WANT 1.50 #1.50 5