Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 16, 1915, Page 8

P THE BEE: OM FRIDAY, APRIL By MELLIFICIA. Thursday, April 15, 1914, AHA, — e - 77777 ‘l ing 7’ nw’Tlv k th n twe g n. 1 1 7.. P vering all of Wy E omprise most of the o g = [being lined for & Whole block wth cars tween?s. m and 15 ¢ < all ot JITNEY MEN NOW HAVE Omaa, ami whicn seceded _from _the and in some instances business has been the busy hours of the day OWN MOTORCYCLE COP originat association some time ago. Stuart ‘Inwrh«rul with. This I8 & menace in case Superintendent Kugel and Chief of Po- o v B. Dale, one of the managing officers, | { f a fire. It is a regulation which has or [lice Dunn belleve that automobile drivers | A motoreyole traffye officer of their [is the special motorcycle cop of the Jit is being adopted by every city in the |will quickly fall Into line with this propo- |own. to resulate conduct of ita jitney |ney drivers, and ia sald to have already wat ik country sition, which is promulgated in tie Inter- |drivers, is announced by the Omaha |levied some fines on them for violation New Regulation to Be Enforced in| Business District on Certain | Streets Set Aside. | ELL, with dancing and dining and bridging, the gay world bas g g managed to slip through another season of social strife. WHITE LINES MARK DISTRICT | From now on until the fail soclety will spend its time jaunt- ing and at the Country clubs, For the jaunters, a charming Superintendent of Police Kugel opportunity awaits them to discover American haunts. With many it will Will begin Sunday to enforce the be the first glimpse they have had of their native land, for Europe up until parking of automobiles on certain a few months ago seemed to exist for the convenience and enjoyment of downtown streets, which will be the American wayfarer jmarked by white lines in the center | The first part of June always saw a goodly number of Omahans set- of guch thoroughfares the effect of | ting sail for European ports, but its present distraction will cause them t0 {1ig new regulation being to prohibit wend their ways elsewhere vnlimited parking of automobiles The Panama expositions will doubtless prove the Mecca for overlaud along the curbing | travelers. The streets to be marked are: | Fighteenth and Nineteenth, Harney | : literature department of the Omaha 4 | To Honor Mrs. Rothschild. | Womane clob ot ten Wednesday after. t¢ Douglas; Seventeenth, Harney to| B SANG KAs and Mis, J, B. Kats| Woman's club at tes Wednesday aftes- | noon, April 2%, Capitol avenue; Fifteenth, Jackson gave a tea this afternoon between the |’ | hours of 3 and & at the home of Mrs. J. | For Wheatley Concert. to Howard; Douglas, Fourteenth to B. Katz In honor of the ninety-third| The following have secured boxes for | Twentieth; Capitol avenue, Four- birthday anniversary of their mothor, | the Wheatley concert at the Brandeis Mre. Willlam Rothschild. The rooms were decorated with Killarney roses, ferns and Jonquils. In the dining room jonquils were used in quantities and the lights shaded with yellow Assisting the hostess were Mrs. Roths- child’s grandchildren, the Misses Mildred Rubel, Helene Rubel, Fay Herzog and Carita Herzog. About seventy-five guests wers entertained. Entertains at The Dansant. The drama section of the Association of Colleglate Alumnae will entertain at a The dansant Saturdey in the ball room of the Hotel Rome. The following women Mesdames— John Ringwalt, o P. Pock, A J. L. Kennedy, P, Eastman, & W. F. Gurl H. Ward Burgsss, e M. W, Buchols, B W, E. J. McVann, 3. W. Victor Rosewater, N, ; C. C. Rosewater. g‘i Charles Aull, ny Pdgar Boot! w. Lowrde Childs, s . £ George Hoagland, w, Rome Miller, AB. y “ S8 Caldwell, e ogers, Ingwalt, G M. choock, V. Benson, {Onfl DWI[. W. L. Selby, B, Howell B. W. Dixon, W. R, Wataon, Luther Kountze, Charles Rich, Charles Kountze, Q C. . €. C. Belden, Je ear, George Joslyn, M. C. Poters, Louis Nash, W. A. Smith, Misees— Arnold, Anna Peterson, Jesste Millard, Euphemia Johnson Informal Luncheon. Mre. H. B. Whitehouse entertained at luncheon today at her home. The table “iesdamen— Mendames— J. A, Freeland, € H. Marley, A Jetes, W. H. Dorrance, W _H. Gould, jr.,, C Benson, J. F. Dimick, N. H. Nelson, 8. C. Lovering, eorge Doane, Jjr., A J. Plerson, "Henry Keating, {‘ A J. A, Dermody, M. 3 Charles Myers, Jd. kett, H. L. Underwood, M. Johnson, R, G. Blerman, ward Johnson, W. J. Cattin, 25 E. F, Bralley, Arthur Kuhn, F. 8 Goldstrom. R. V. Carlson, 6 Scottish Rite Entertainemnt _ The Secottish Rite Woman's club has . arranged an entertainment in which only ) A il T i children will participate for Friday even- ing at the ¢athedral. The musical pro- gram s glven under the direction of Mrs. Charles R. Thiem, those taking part in- _cluding Alma. Chapman, Francis Patton, Helen Winkleman, Gertrude Thiem, De- witt Brady, Irene Cosefeld and Cecelia ‘Hauflare. A string trio made up of Gertrude Thiem, Millard Rogers and Francls Patton will give selections, and the minuet will be danced by Cecella "Hauflafre, Ruth White, Helen Gregg, Gertrude Thiem, Harold Johnson, Howard Johnson, Floyd Green and Dewlitt Brady. The hostesses for the evening will be: M Ths rogular meeting of the musical section of the Assoclation of Collegiate Alumnae will bo entertained Tuesday | afternoon, April 2, at the home of Mra H. L. Mossman. Miss Orma Jones will be in charge of the program, which will be devoted t¢ modern Itallan music, Papers will be read by Mrs. Roy Doherty; Mrs. F. W. Johnson, vocal numbers solos, by Miss Alice Fry and Avis Rob. erts; mandolin solo, by Mrs Herbert Woodland, and plano numbers by Miss | Mabel Hendrickson. i Sterling Club Entertains. The fterling club entertained Tuncheon followed by cards today in the Olive room of the Hotel Rome. This was the last party ¢f the season and the #ueats included: » Meadames— W. W. Bowser, il Prise, ‘A, Spencer. T, . MclIntyre, LS Original Cooking Club. Mrs. Joseph Burker ent the members of the Original Cooking club today at her home. Covers were placed for: Meadumes- Mesdares Mesdames— Kamnel Hurns. W. B Po Luther Kountze, George F Moaber Colpetzer, « s K Ward Burgess W. H. Whe Joseph Rarker it With the Caxd Plave.s. Mre. M. C. Geaham enterta'ned at cards Wednesday afternoon. Two tables were placed for the game and prizes were won by Mpa J. C. Reeder and Mrs. C. L Marsh, A centerpiece of tulips enlivened the luncheon table and land-painted favors were presentod to the guests $t. John's Hich ‘School Prom. The senior and junior classes of St. | John's High school will give thelr annual prom thig eyening at Chambers’ academy. The ball room will be claborately deco Seribner, Mr. . ¥red (. Haynes At the Elms in Excelsior md.-l'lfl“vuld..ehs ‘evening of next week at at | theater for Friday evening Messrs. and Mcsdames Meossrs. and Mesdames- ' T. J. Mahoney, D. Benton e ¢ Allison T, C. Pvrne L. C.Nush, H. G. Kranz, ‘Il A le'vymnnv. Adolph Btorz, | Sew for Relief. | The West Farnam circle of the Franco. Belgian Reliof held its last meeting this afternoon at the home of Miss Jessle Millard. About twenty-five members were present Surprise Party. A surprise party was given in honor of Mr. Adolph Ling at his home last evening. The evening was spent with music and games und the guests present were: Mimnen— Misnes Emily Kahler, Mary Lage, Marle Jorgense Anna_Jorgensen, Eva He Lillian Lage Mensra. canre Elmer Henry Lage Davia_Lage, Adolph 1.ing, Arthur Wahlstrom, Nelson Jorgensen. Joseph T. Strasser, Mr. and_Mrs. J. M. Jorgensen. Mrs. A. Larsen. Pleasures Past. The Fontenelle club held held the formal opening of the playground Wednesday afternoon at the first weeney- wurst feast of the season. The teachers of South Omaha were the guests of honor. . Rl In and Out of the Bee Hive. Dr. B, K. Patten and family are visl ing Dr. 8. R. Patten of this city. The visitors are on their way from Van Nuys, Cal, to Bangor, Me., where they expect to make their home. Personal Mention. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs, 0. €. Redick Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. O'Connor returned Monday from Excelsior Springs. Miss Marle Leda Proulx has her aunt, Mra. E. W, Nash. Miss Ophelia Hayden leaves this even- ing with her uncle, Mr, James Hayden, for Hot Springs and Old Point Comfort, of the greatest Importance that they move once each day, If your bowels be- come constipatel, take a dose of Cham- iberlain's Tablets just after supper and they will correct the disorder. Obtain- able everywhere.—~Advertisement. {Omaha Firm Given Contract to Build , Sioux City Plant The Johnson Electric company of this city has been awarded the contract for the electric light plant which s to be buflt In South Bloux City. The bid was §7.400 and was the second lowest, The contract was awarded on the grounds that the Omaha firm would give the best return for the money, and therefore the lowest In the long run. Work on the plant started Wednesday morning. | Food So:r-i;lg in Stomach Causes Indigestion, Gas Wonder what upset your stomach — which portion of the food did the dam- uge—do you? Well, don't bother. 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LET US HELP YOU If the material is still good be about as good as new guarentee satisfaction or make Do such ripping as necessa making. We can do better wo Our Dyes have Life and Spring Cleaning, including hou and Skill in handling. THE PANTORIUM | “Good Cleaners and Dyers"’ 1518-16-17 Jones Street lefts the | Clarkson hospital and s at the home of | nd It is’ | conted—just take a little Pape's Diapep- | Mukes no difference whether It is silk, wool or mixed goods, we can give you a good job, and will [teenth to Seventeenth; Howard, Six-| |teenth to Seventeenth. | Automobile owners drivers | may 1eave their cars at curbings for | & périod of not more than thirty min- | utes at one time and | To Limit Taxin, for limited | A special proyision 1s mad number of taxicabs to stand in front of the hotels. Two spectal officers will be- &in SBunday to enforce this regulation. In | cases Where cars are found to have been parked at curbings beyond the legal time and the owners are not at hand, cards | will be attached to the cars as a warning, | giving Information regarding the new | regulation. This card {eature will be used for a reasonable time, as the chief of | police wants to give the motorists a falr | opportunity to acquaint themselves with | | this parking law. 1t will bo expected that, cars yarked | within the authorized/ zones wilt be run in diagonally, thus enAbling an easy start when cars are driven away ! ] The parking of automoblles along curbs in the downtown streets has grown to be [n serjous situation, some of the curbings | | | with 3-in-One. Blots out scratches. Scnds stainand finger marks tolimbo. Brings back | bright new look. Wipe ! with damp cloth and 8-in-One. lish,rubbing with grain of svood. A Dictionary of a hundredotheruses with every bottle. 10¢, 25¢, S0c—all stores. ‘Three-in-One Oil Co. 4 N.Bdwy, N.Y. | i ; i | Brandeis Stores | Saturday we shall have the greatest sale of Millinery [l | | of the season. The values truly are wonderful. The millinery is extraordi- nary in every particular. See the Sixteenth St. windows. Watch Ads. | [+ FLITTON | l h Telovhons Soug. 105, EYES ' we can Clean or Dye it so it will no charge, ry and then send to us before re- rk on the ripped goods. Luster. Consult us about your ¢ furnishings that require Care | Phone Douglas 963. Branch Office, 2016 Farnam St. Thy e new regulation will be in force be- |ests of the city. I‘Mncnr Bus assoclation. which is sald to of traffic and other rules. )= —————— g ————— == Brandeis Stores I [HI f | I f I 1 I I I I | I I | | I Stockings, 814¢. Women's and Children's Fine Cotton Seamless Stockings—Double soles, heels and toes. Bimck and 8ic tan A pair IR Men's Sox, 814¢. Men's Fine Cotton Seamless Sooks— Black and navy; double - soles, heels and toes. A pair.. .aic See the Battleship in Action Friday and Saturday will be the last two days of this exhibition of the miniature battle ship ‘“Massachusetts,” It is a mechani- cal marvel automatically going through the many maneuvers of a battleship in action—its guns are fired; its wireless cracks and snaps; its searchlights are thrown to many angles; it is a very inte.rcsting sight. Linen Specials Table Damask 25¢ 2,000 Yards of Tarkey Red and A Hemmed, ready to use. Sell regu- larly for 8c. Very special sc Friday for only, each Notion Specials J. 0. King's Ma- | Inside Skirt chine Thread— | Belting—Black that when you see them. 100-Yard Spools | Hooks and Eyes satin coats, fine serge coats —and many other.. They are in checks, plaids, novelty rettes—Worth to 25c, Bach.5¢ All sizes for misses and women, 14 to 18 and 34 te 44; also sizes for stout women, 39 to 53. We shall not state their real woerth; you can judge They are Friday price, choice for only 4 Lace Pieces, 214c. A big Lot of Gample Pleces of Laces, many different kinds— &c Each plece Handkerchiefs, 214¢. Women's and Children's Handker- chiefs—With fancy initials or plain. Special, each Great Sale Sample Lingerie Saturday we shall sell at about half price the sample lines of one of New York’s leading makers of fine, dainty lingerie. In this sale will be the daintiest muslinwear conceivable, in all of its many forms. Exquisitely made and elegantly trimmed gar- ments in a great variety and almost unlimited selection about half the regular prices. Fridays Sales inthe Bargain Basement Wonderful Wash Goods Spe’l Dress Goods, 19¢ Dress Materials, including Silk Lot [offSuit ” and Cotton Crepe in printed White Damask—All in desfr- Values at $8 95 and plain evening shades; Silk Lo o g 0 G A . Organdie and Sk Broeaded e g R 1 i sl * Ratine—36 and 40 inches wide. " n unusually elegan ection Worth to 60c. Friday nglnghifi :‘:d:l ,2;’c b of handsome new spring suits a yard 196 Full eac -Inch Padding 5 Toweling—Dice | —The heavy it Tissues 10c | IndiaLinon effect; soft and | fleeced kind to il g Woven Stripe | White Indla Lin- absorbent. Reg- | protect your ta- They are of all.wool poplin, Tissue—Fast | on—28 inches ular 7%c value. | ble. Reg. price poses abarding shepherd colors, 27 inches | wide Regular Friday, g it e St R wide. Worth 15¢ | price 16c. Sale a yard..... Sc price, yd.. C cheeks, covert cloths, etc., In all and 19¢. price, of the best shades of the spring, v 10c| ... 10¢ 32-75 SPMdl ’1~98 including the very popular Vol'lec 10¢ o g r P e i oM b by 40Inch Voile—Plain colors, ;;tt:x’:dfl;u;i.1bul e suits, too. blue, lavender, navy, mn: values. Friday, each 51-98 Many different styles, everyone Elo:l?‘l‘lz:twsa-:cdusland. Regular of them fascinatiing, and each iyl 10c 8c Napkins for 5¢ being up-to-the-minute. e B NIRRT 160 Dozen Mercerized Napiins— [ Crepes 15¢ Best Quality 24-Inch Chiffon Crepe ~In white and tinted grounds; dots, stripes, florals, rose- l 5 bud, etc. A yard. C Domestics, Muslins, Sheets, Etc, \ P 4 3835 N great values at Doz. spools.15c | and white, A = 27-Inch Best Quality Galates Suit- 200-Yerd Spools :':Mm: Suits. Coats&i’ Dresses Worth $ 3 {,'%!‘,,—’f“..i,:;,“";;f WONE paa Y read—Four - . . % i, y :mh q {58:] Pape-y B, 1 A’s ngh AS $ loc Fflday fOr 3:?1::!:“;;1':-: Percale—Full stand- t Good Sewl k a | Here is a great collection secured from an Eastern jobber at et e fl'fl'th e ;:x&’“g:;u’:‘r- ¥ ewing | —Blao n ment 0 3 Sill—8pl. 3%¢ | white. Two dos- | radical reductions from their regular prices. The assortment | fure indise dve. worth " Glc Best Darning | en for.......%¢ | comprises the styles and colors that are admired for their | o, whtte 4o-Imom vVotle ama Cotton— Friday, | Mercerised Cro- | style and chosen for their practicalness. Sheerest M White Batiste— a spool...... 10 | chet Ootton— Beautiful, seft, elingy fabric so §-Yard Bolts of | Fast colors. | COATS for women, misses | SILK and Cloth Dresses— | much in demend for strect "; Rorniiod” Fapen aseldor and mple COB% Mnlny different attractive | prioe ibe; m yard............. and staple styles. Long an styles in new spring silk | Pllase Crepes—pure white, sott \in: o .:: short coat, Balmacaan | dresses as well as many of | Sodermesr bad ehildren's dreasce: S nmamacead coats, miltary styles, silk and | the more practical models | 92 inches wide. Worth 9Yac 16c, a yard... e 32«<Inch :Genuine lish = Sh Po n black white and Juru Regular 15¢ and 19¢ valu a yar for general street wear. They -are fashionably made of messaline, poplin and, dif- irting tripes ... 9¢ Soaps& Household Needs | cloths, white serges and | ferent kinds of novelty | Genuine JKrinkle ipplette Biss Diamond “C" | Household' Am- | Other like materials, many | cloths in the shades that are | leading colors and stripes; ienxths Soap—10 bars | monia—Quart | Of them being real silk lined. most popular this spring; | 018 yards. Worth 16c: -~ 7ia¢ for®. . il 22¢ | bottle for...12¢ | Actual values as high $ 85, $6 and g7 i T ity Add G Fels Naptha| Sani-Flueh — Jas $10, Friday in 3 dresses, Friday in 3 stock of lending Cotton Wash Geods, n . rs:r-wm b;: ::_ecu. 2B -:: Basememt. ococ000s the Basement ..... l.:"f,;',;,,.:".:,.,.. Lonenn Chale ......... : e, Dreas E . . 2 > te~Val to 1 Bearl Y Pace | Toroxide Soav | SUITS for women, misses and juniors, scores of winning | o jons as fot 1 3 Pl SN 20 | Pure Castile |StYIES includmf jackets of various lengths. ~All of them are | 27-Inch Beautiful Dress Zephyre— 20-Mule Team | Soap and Wusn | 800d, practical models, not this season’s suits, but made | Nont,mnets oA the thotcest stnpie Borax — One-lb. | Rag, for...... sc jof materials that look well and will give excellent service. pachs Sud idsalensi sbso- Thac package ..... 7¢ | 01d Duteh |Suits for girls, ages 13 and 15; suits for misses, 14 $ ,l:'.;.:chnivnm"cnéd Muslin—Stand- Liquid Veneer— | Cleanser— 10c Jto 18, and suits for women, ages 34 to 44, 'i‘hcy ard heaty round thread quality, soft Fri. 25csize.16¢ | can for......6c | were bought to sell for $10, Friday..,..... e A B TE LR s s 4%c i B B an. Fros Trom drsss: nish, e Draperies . . $ e hewular 3¢ vahue, | Giige o YAPd . ....ciiireeiaiaiaies rne nemnanis ot s, vous || CHOTCE 23 C | W @SS *1.79 || 2it icen csms snenes an tamine ol 26¢. lo Wamsutta Pillow Mm(. also the Friday, a yard............... [ An assortment of colored wash | Handsomely made silk and lace celebrated Anchor Brand—The best 1,000 Full Size Lace Curtains— From 40 to 60 inches wide. Speclal, each............ . 10 Dozen 6x4 Tapestry Table Cov- ers—Worth $1.50. Sale price, eaqh dresses worth to $1. A lot of wash waists, in white, colored, lingerle and tallored as well as eome silk and net waists. Worth to $1. Friday, choloe ol23c s at About 12 A large collection of handsome hemp sail- ors trimmed with os- trich bands, with a smart tip in front. All fash- ionable spring colors and combinations. Usually they Double fold etamine and scrim with Fairariaanaans ribbon edges. Special, o T e sliiss Elegant Hats \ Basement ........ . Specials Clothing Friday every article of merchandise in our great Basement Clothing Department offers a sound money-saving opportunity to you. G Men's and Young Men's Pure All- Wool Suits—Fancy worsteds and blue serge suits, thoroughly de- pendable and guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. Easily worth $12.50, Basement ss.so T essnss Sults— / $4.00. A pair Women's All sizes. Large selection of are unusual suits. A special lot for Friday's selling, at Work and Business Every pair corduroys, E Sold regularly at $2.50. Special Fri- day, in the basement, with strong A palr mon sense toes o‘r"lnv-. ?‘u ChiMdren’s Dr dull or ; R 00 r_of Od ves oxfords Shoe Bargains|Bargains for Women's Fine Dress Pumpe—Pat- ent and dull leather; combination cloth tops or plain. Strap and Oo- lonial styles; hend turned soles. All the very latest patterns. Prac- tically all sizes. Worth Dress 8hoes—Patent leather vamps, with gray or fawn cloth tops; butten styles. A pair. Tennis Shoes for the [Family Sizes for men, women, boys and children, First quality rubber soles, MmSg:duh in Shoes Sl 'e—Plain com- oes—Women's shoes, fords and & few f.: the n-—all kinds. Fr cottons manufectured. Regular 20c d 22c values. Friday, 42- Snch, ‘& yard 18e; 46-inch, & vd.. 16¢c Sheets and Slips 72x00-Inch Bleached Sheets—Extra good quality, made from full stand- ard soft finish muslin; 3-inch b olal, each.........../ 2x36-Inch Bleached Pillow Slips— uelity, to match sheets. 1c , eac Friday'’s Corset Bargains Front Lace Corsets—Medium bust and long hip, with elastic band at bottom of corset in the back; shield under lacing in front; six heavy gar- ters attached sl 050 Summer Net Corsets—Bought at at a special price. Guaranteed rust-proof. Stses 19 to 30. 49c Regular 76¢ values, each. Women'’s Fine Cotton “Cumfy-Cut” Vests—Each. blouses, comprising blouses-of crepe de chine, tub silks, messa- lines and other spring mas terfals; all new colors and blaoks, loms 79 Worth $3 and $4; Fri- iy day in Basement for.. 2ed A comfortable and perfect fit- ting corset, with rust-proof bon- ing. Medium bust and good length over hip. Hxtra 7sc vrotoczr under front steel B s—Made of & new venti- lating cloth, with embroidery in- sertion and edge trimming; hooks in the front. Boys $2.95 Without a doubt the best wear- ing fabric ever put into a boys’ suit. Eight neat gray and brown ... $2.48 §2.85 O Wash Saits. to $1.50, at... ... 59c and slightly soiled suits that originally were worth $1 and $1.50. Russian, Oliver Twist, Middy and Sailor styles; sizses 3 to 10 years; plain white suits, cholce for BSc. t tips v . . - 98¢c| Men's Furnishings Specials ent or | 76 Dosen Men's New afishm—w and collar attached styles. patterns. 66 Dozen Men's Spring Welght Union Seits—in ecru and fanoy mixtures; also de Poros mesh; short or long sleeves. Worth to $1.00, 69C . A suit, 50c and ....... e e e K e e Y T Y 153 T T Y I e (<] = — == — b — b ———— = — == — == —— 1 ——— == \ ’ - e P - ® 4