Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 17, 1915, Page 3

I'HE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, l‘) nonononouonononononouononononouo:‘lo 2 Specializing Hand Tailored Suits *15 Choose your new spring suit here and re- ceive extra value. Realizing the strong demand for fifteen dollar suits, we se- cured special concessions in snappy styles for young fellows and conservative styles for elder men—showing an unlimited se- lection in new Glen Urqubarts, French APRIL 17, 1915, » 3 Nobl'askl ' i IthAL AT S MUCH TALK ISN'T NECESSARY s st WITH KING-PECK CLOTHES AT for Next Meeting of Protec- tive Association KING-PECK clothes reflect a personality without a false note—the right spirit OmOCIOCIOTIOEIOEIOEIOE Military Stripes and English Tartans. i '. Same values priced elsewhere at $20.00. E o ol il it 1 v that good dressers want—their appearance—style—endurance and splendid fit . iy WHIpia. seaoking turned over, 1v N speak plainly enough to attract discriminating dressers—the values speak loud Fine Weave Blue Sergo Suits il o ottt ittt enough to bring every man within a buyinf.l,r radius of this store for an investigation ) '? For stylish dressers, in 2 or 3-but- I e Bt A elers’ Prote Madgett and Pre ton models, with plain or patch pockets; $15 3985 qualities, at......o... 0 Speclals in Men’s Furnishings Mothers--Is Your Boy Prepared for Spring? § The day ‘when 4. | | i Py . : men ///[/ f ’TO tO There'’s a reason for our askin ‘‘Springtex’’ guaranteed | French Balbriggan Under- ¢ =" ' “iaistabadnsbat . t 1 t t for if h . i“n't‘ thare was neverg' Union Suits, $1.00 wear, seconds 75¢ The automobile offered in a contest by | BN | S ori1 e 1snt, w a quality, Saturday. . 690 ’quaht , special. . ... 35° et legle ineseilitealit | | d a! or lS gone' ou | better opportunity offered you Wilson Bros, pure Pure Silk Hose, 25¢ e e SR fit him han righ ow. $ silk lisle hose? ..... Izic Ivalue, B2 vE ot 'se S ere” Kot 1-atrong. Waitae Widts (Nl or Shm’ tall or Short’ you t\(\)'o‘n- n«‘-mMRlp :.t :i-lm-tirr‘mg t}mtn any i f Fine Dress Shirts, all 95 ‘Athletlc Union Suits 45c i e Ll are the man.for Whom we have proud mother shounld be glad to inspmi. i styles and colors, at. c { 75¢ value, special. . 8 uniin Tl Bl | an exact fit here in KING- { We know you will be favorably impressed T"—— 1sland bidding for the meeting | PE K h ‘ for never before in our history have we |Paris Garters (2 pairs to customer) at 1OC| "‘I""'”\ bt and Beatrico may prescnt fn: | {CK clothes gathered such a large and worthy display. — annonouononouo RO HOHORONOEOEONIOIO MO MO0 OIOIORIC OMIOEIO I O IO I O EIO LI O EI O B E]evator at Elkhorn 3 Frankly, no tailor can do To keep improving is a by-word of this . boys’ store, and if we ever lived up to that more for you .ln the matter_Of determination we have this spring. fit than we can with these new Spring Wear a “Guarantee” Special Hat See the new battleship grays and sI 90 : Belgian blue effects, a $2.50 quality . Burned; Loss More | = qo::lo:lpnouononononouonononoo:nl:lo::onononononononoqonanonoaoaouc , although it seemed bound to catch fire from the flying sparks. Ahout SRR 2 Wiy T NNGE A ) - — Pocket Crusher Hats, special.......... ry ol ThanTenThousand clothes. When you try one on you | Norfolk Suits with two 4.510 &+ Base Ball and Bat Freo With Every BLKHORY, .\;T}l._m( . ,;_..'.,.l} feel as though it had been built fqr 1 pairs of knickers, special. evaees to Suit in Our Boys’ Department [ i cor s leemmn oo e | you. E_flllat s éhtehrf:’sult Off "lle m%“fl? ‘ <True Blue'” Serge Suits, 34 $7.80 | Norfolk Suits | Two- Pants Suits | Woear-Proof Suits [ rire thix aricrnoon. bropeca byt | ?h efi?t'l an tigl;r careiul study of | Guaranteed fadeless .......... Tl Y {| Extra well fin- | A suit that gives ('mne‘ in finest O :::mih;‘:.‘.‘(‘«,;.\::r',,:m.:‘ ,I,',\:‘ .r.”l‘-'yxrx“ ':m\:: e’ ng ques i/ | Boys' Quality Suits s s ] B | ihed with roine | tho boy double | fabrle, of pure []| T Drshienes T b W P o | We're ready to make good our state- by 17yyem, : 3“ 10 l'neat patterns, | ols and fabrics | sach wnit has two [ iWaterloo and Valley confined th “"."j MENithal we can-Buit youwhenever: .| i S e et n et special— of $4.00 grades. | 357350, Haturdny O | SOE VR thst bt KTy you're ready to come here for that newSpring suit. g 1} 7,000 bushels of gram were destroyed. © The total loss is estiinated between $10,000 | [] ena $12.000, the elevator ]dnx worth about | gtk o Needing Spring Furnishings? §2.50 | $2.95 S4 95 1 ‘BUSINESS HOUSES CLOSE i An unnecessary question—because, of conrse yon do—especial- : FOR MANN FUNERAL ly the fellow who keeps up in matters of dress. Our great show- ings include dozens of articles you’ll need and want— Ofl0HOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHO ) CHADRON, Neb., April 16.—(Spectal.)— | | Business houses were closed Wednesday | {morning during the funeral of Charles Rich Silk Shirts—extra quauty' M , who died suddenly at Rapid City, | 4 - v 8. D, Monday, while attending the stock- | Shirts with silk bosom and cuffs ... men's convention. The services at the Shirts in fadeless sheer cottons 5 { First Methodist church was in charge of Handsome Scarfs, every good kind . ........ 50c 144 33'50 Rev. J. C. Dillon, pastor. | Charles Mann was born fn Lincolnshire, Silk Fiber Hose—3 pairs in hox, the box .......... $1.00 |England, in 186, and after attendi ; nrr:\.nt: se hv’»‘nl tlnlnl‘\‘ed h:‘u ??:yk?oo:nbdr:l“ Leathier and Fabric Belts ......... LAy .50c and up |cation at Brown university, Pinchback, Bilk CHOVEB: & sioite si6iics Fos /s s % 1.00 and up {ncejnebirs, Enuand, Hatch One-. BUEOn UION BUIE ».rvosnnerreens . $1.00 For several years he was an employe [in @ grocery and general supply bustness Athletic ‘‘Goodknit’’ closed crotch Union Suits, $1 and up (S SIS S |, i, prior to his comink to Amer- Orébe Pajaas . 0 e $2.00 and $2.50 | e 868, when he settled in Dub 3 9 When One Dollar a- Week |1a. 'In 152 he went to Gentry county: 440lnx’> Bhirts:. .8 . nnan R A $1.50 and up {Missouri, and engaged in farming and [the raising and shipp stock. Here | K3 on December 9, 1 as united | wedlock to Miss /. Halstea to which unfon has been born three son | On account of failing health, Mr. Man !sold out in 1883 and came to Nebraska. settling in the Chadron creck valley, In | [ what 1s now Dawes county, in 184, THis | |early ploncering had the usual disadvan- Will Pay For Your Clothing? Not shoddy, flashy clothing, but the better kind of apparel, with a dependable guaran- tee behind every garment. Why not put your money in the bank or use it fnr other needs at home and pay us— $1.00 A WEEK You will wear better suits, more desirable clothing throughout—we promise you that —and $1,00 a week will satisfy us. “ SEEDLING OF HIGHWAY Ladios'Suit oy 2 e s Something you want Bargains for Saturday | .o o tages of belng compelled to haul his sup- Iplics from Valentine, the nearest raflrond |point, by wagon. He served as a mem- {ber of the Dawes county Board of County eltinieoghs st L WHERE YOU elected as 0 member of the State Board lof Agricuiture in 1897 and has served ARE SUPE rO as such continuously cver since. He was {president of the Dawes County Fair as- | sociation for twenty-five years. His wife died ten months ago, sinc | which time Mr. Mann has taken intere only in his work in agricultural matters KEARNEY WILL BUILD — has just returned b4 Shepherd Checks at.............. $9.98 1',',‘,:",’“:l':':”‘."“ ol o) kil f h vV h h y h V Navy Blue, AIl-Wool Serge at....$11.75 ‘:’:L’“fi s "!"”'* it B e Or t at lc Ou a e Ladies’ Tan Covert Coats at...... $7.50 ‘.“y.'.l... b ad wil o 2 2 A STk Parilin Dresses if .o o $6.95 [|constroction ana wil bo It is a very human desire—and one which Beautiful Silk \\ aists, in white and teen fect in width, me frequently proves very profitable—to want to ex- O e RS SR S 1.25 || 'v.'v;‘-"ur'” ¢ M‘ku- i i B 11t Bkivte, I bisch. craas m“,$ e St change that which we have for that which we navy, at . I I I S $1 00 ";:L:]‘"»:I\I‘]“Iw bullt west of the city, Want. \pm ial ~(1l1 111 Men’s \prulg Sample Suits, in blue, gray, brown and mixtures, ksl o s $9.50, $12.50 and $16 50 Men’s Stylish Spring Hats, in all shades, at.. . $1.75, $2.50 and $3.00 PAY $1.00 PER WEEK running to This brings us to the will undoubtedly open vp a field for much addition impre nt in road ey i i SWAPPERS' COLUMN |on the west. An engineer from | the Industrial sch troit will have charge of the work of constru fom When'commancea, " "0 which is the medium used by Omaha people to |J0Y’S WORK APPRECIATED make such exchanges. BY LOUP CITY YOUT N : crvd|t e— " To watch the “Swappers’ Column™ carefully is to s ) hn A te=tfoaus j h looking for. Or you can hasten 8ood | Telogram i bove of the bieh mchoot find just what you are looking for. y ] 4 et pmdona ooyt o results by an ad of your own. (FOBMERLY FEOPLES' STORZ.) 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