Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 5, 1915, Page 7

Y[r OMAHA. WEDN DAY, 'BRIEF CITY NEWS Eave Root Print It—Now Heacon Press lm Pans—Burgess-Granden Co Gomplete Movie Program slassifled section today, and Appears in The Bes EXCLUSIVELY. ¥Find out what he virfous moving picture theaters offer Two Autos Stolen—The following men report the thefts of automobiles C. E. Reese, 923 South Twenty-third street, and John J. Toms, 1816 Spencer street To Play Oernst in Army—Earl W Kiene of Deshler, Neb., a cornet phyer has enlisted in the army here and was sent to Fort Logan, Colo., for later as signment to a military band Showman Mobbed—P. _J. Alard of the 10 Ranch Wild West show was strong- armed by three men at Twentieth and Charles streets Monday night and robbed of his watch and $28 in cash. | Winckwell s Recovering —Assistant Superintendent M. H. Blackwell of the rallway mall service is recovering from an attack of asthma, with which a touch | of pneumonia was complicated | o Summer Let Up in Business 1f your office is properly located. readily found and easily accessible. Foi such offices apply to the superintendent of the Bee bullding, “the bullding that is alwaye mew,'" room 103, Xubat Justios of Pence—C. H. Kubat, &N attorney, was appointed justice of the peace by the Board of County Commis- sioners to succeed the late A. H, Com- stock. The place was made vacant l-yr Mr. Comstock's death. @ive OColored Play—Under the auspices of the missio soclety of the St. John's Methodist iscopal Colored chureh, the Dubols Dramatic club will give a play at the Krug theater Friday evening. Seats are now on sale at the People’s Drug store. Stole Potatoes—Limer Jones, ar- rested while In the act of extracting three bushels of patatoes from a North- western car at Thirteenth and Daven- port streets, was arraigned in police court Tuesday morning and gentenced to thirty days in the county jall To Restore Tralne—Burlington trains s. 1 and 6 teken off several' months 0, will be restored May 30. No. 1 will arrive at 7 o'clock in the morning, instead | of ‘at 6: o'clock, as formerly, and will depart at 7:30 o'clock. On the same date an observation car will be put onto the (Billings train. Reverius Weoeipts - Inorease—Internal | revenue collections in Nebragka during last month showed a handsome increase over the month of April, 1014 Acting Collector E. W. North states that the fonth’s business this year was $226,552.78, as against $192,906.68 a year ago. The gain is $33,646.10, or over 17 per cent. Auto and Motorcycle Collide—Makor- eycle Officer Stave Thrasher, wite Fun- | ning his machine past Sixteenth and Douglas streets, collided with Mrs. C. N. | Nurst of the Harney apartments, who stepped from the pavement directly in the path of the cycle. She sustained a slight cut aver the right eye, and after| receiving attention at the hands of Dr. Lameraux was able to go home. Woman Assures the Judge No One Will Take Her Money Mrs. Rose B. Parker, whose husband wae Killed accidentally March 3 while an émploye of the Fairbas pany, will récelve $1,400 cash damages, in- stead of $a60 a week for 30 weeks, the amount fixed by the workmen's come pengation law, sccording to a settiément approved by District Judge Redick.. The case’ was the first involving the com- pensation law which officlally came to the notice of the district court Mrs. Parker filed a petition setting forth that she owned a home on which there is a mortgage of $,600, and that it the mortgage were paid, she would be able to support herselt by work. The ount pald her was determined by her husband's earnings, which were §2 a da “Don't lgt anyone get the money uwa) from you Judge Redick warned Mrs Parker.- “That often occurs when a woman réceives a considerable amount of cash.” ‘“Trust me. judge,” replled Mrs Parker. “No one ¥ going to get that money.” A Moonshine Still Right in Fort Smith FORT BMITH, Ark, May 4-Seven men were arrested by federal authorifies here today, chiarged with running or be- ing implicated in the operation of a moon- shine still in the heart of Fort Smith. One saloon, the distillery and a ware- house where alleged contraband liquor was stored, were solzed by the govern- ment, officers. More than 10 barrels of whisky were confiscated. RESERVE SERVICE NOT TO INTERFERE WITH BUSINESS | A navy department ruling just recelved by the local recruiting station states that the newly creited maval reserve will not interfere in times of peace with the civilian positions held by its members This ruling put at rest the chief objec tion to enlsting in the reserve, navy men declare, and it 18 expected to result in many more enlistments than have been %0 far received Hereafter, according to the Navy de partment instructions, recruiting officers will make this endorsement across the face of naval reserve shipping articles when enlistments are made Not required to perform activé serv fce on Bogrd a vessel of the navy in time of peace except at your own request A spring Cough llurts the Lungs. | Dr. Bell's. Pine-Tar-Honey stops the cough and prevents your cold getting worse. It's guaranteed. Only %« All druggists.— Advertisement FIRST PRESBYTERIAN TO HOLD CHURCH AT Y. W. C. A. Atter June 1, when 1t must vaeate o | old church property, recenty sold to the | Prandeis interests, the congregation of the First Presbyterian church will held Sunday morning services at the Youns Men's Christian association buflding, un- til Billy Sunday and his company open their engagement here in September. The church wiil dlscontinue its evening ser- viees and Sunday school and Christian | Endeavor meeting until its new church at Thirty-fourth and Farnam streets, ls | ready for occupancy P Lame Back. | Lame back is usually due to rheumatism | ,t the mucles of the back. Hard working Veople ure most likely to suffer from it Relief may be had by massaging the back witia berlalp's Liniment two m‘ three es a day Try it. Obtainable everywhere.—Adyertisement MAP OF SCENE OF STRUGGLE FOR THE DARDA. NELLES-—The allied fleet is still bombarding the Turkish forts guarding the straits. UNION AND SOLDIERS A 0ot Regimental Band of Mixed Cha acter Stirs Up Row by Pl.lymg CHARGES AGAINST THE mmn\mt-n-n with the discipline of an en- Board of Education in Perfunctory Session Routine matters were disposad of at & brief meeting of the Roard of Educa. tion last night and the members ade journed to discusa informally everything from university life in Omaha to the propriety of the fistic encounter hetween | i Candidate McGovern and SAriver N i ’ : ~ The Janitors’ pay roll was allowed. A | | Wnli 20000 | g Y B t of recommendations from the butia BRITISH AND , ing committes for amall repairs and im provements hére an® there In the varl s wArd schools werc adopted and o few other detalls attended to Whether Omaha wn the future is to ave forty-eight weeke of school in the | Vear still remains & mattar unsettled. 1t 714 not come up last night, though the |teachers in the city { subjeot elosely and ars anxlously walt ng to learn what the board will do. The | matter 1= In the Bande of a cominittee | Ruperintendent Graff Uelleves It ia the | | coming thing In public school work :———-——qI || IT RUINS HAIR TO ‘ WASH IT WITH SOAP || | Soap should be used very sparingly, 1|1t at A, it you want to keep your hair looking ita best. Most soaps and | | prepared shampoos contain too muech alkall. This dries the scaip, makes the hair brittle, and ruins it The best thing for steady use is just ordinary mulsitied cocoanut ofl (which i pure and greaseloss), In cheaper and better than soap or anything else you can use, 1| One or two teaspodntuls will cleanse the hair and scalp thoroughly. Sim- ply molsten the hair with water and rub it in. It makes an abundance of rich, creamy lather, which ribes out easily, removing every particle of dust, dirt, dandruff and excessive oil. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves the scalp soft, and the heir fine ana siiky, bright, lustrous, flufty and easy to manage You can get mulsified cocoanut ol at any pharmaocy, And a few ounces will supply every member of thé fam- ily for months.—Advertisement TO S.0|-AND 80000 WEN BY ' FRENCH Ano BRITISH ON THE EUROPEAN AND ASIATIC SIDES OF THE STRAIT. quu.wou PENI L) unor.o sy, 000’ tary band for playing in opposition to the unfon band in a land with non- are watehing the | | MAY J unlon members. Thornburg is A member of the union and is one ‘of the men against whom the charges are preferred. In the meantime General Hall is look- at Ball Game. |lnu up the statutes to see If somebody has not got in bad by attempting to 'l‘low Savings Grow No one need hesitate mut. rting & savings account cause the sum in hand is llnlll listed soldier ‘of - the Natlonal Guard. . | General Hall says he will stani back Many of the beat SAVINGS A LINCOLN, Neb, May 4.-~(Special Tele-|of his musicians. COUNTS in thix bank were begun 4 r_mn'u“‘:,u last the Nebraska National with :’;“f.‘ “‘l’:’.'d"n‘m."y oith Guard has a war on its hands. Recently | SNy e . & 57 Thwavie |EXPECTS TO MAKE ENOUGH interest grows steadily* and a prominent band | amall beginning often develops director of Lincoln, organized a band of OR EAN forty pieces, which was mustered ln?n' Fi TRIP TO NEW ORL S We pay 4% interest on deposits. the National Guard as the Fifth Regi-| 3 menth! band. | Herman Falbaum, 13.year-old Walnut At the opening of the base ball season|Hill school gardener, living at 481 in Lincoln it played its first engagement, | Charles street, is so ambitious in the {playing at the game. At fhe same game [ school garden club work that he s was another band composed of union rlayers, which was only composed of about a dozen pleces. Of course the military band showed up the heaviest on planning to make enough money from his big garden this summer to pay for i . ! into large resulta an entire lot next door to his home, and acco The union band has prepared charges against eighteen members of ths mili« unt of its large numbers. hopes to clear a snug sum from early vegetables, which he will sell to his parents and neighbors. & SIS © TS © GRS 9 ST a trip to New Orleans. He is cultivating i If « THOUSAND Promises Weve MADE, A THOUSAND Promises Were KEPT--The gl Myers-Dillon Drug Co.’s “Notice- to-Vacate” Sale Has Proved An Astounding Magnet to Drug Buyers Not mere hundreds, but THOUSANDS, participited in the selling of the first few days—enthusiasm over the radically re- duced prices was everywhere apparent-—every buyer, whether the purchaser of a ‘‘miekel's’” worth or a half hupdred dollars' worth, made the same remark: “Lowest prices 1 ever saw; standard goods, too."” MYERSDILLON DRUG C0'S NOTICE T0 VACATE SALE NOW ON! But—ONE thing was NOT thoroughly understood, and must be understood, from. now on—=and THAT is the fact tkat EVERY ftem in thiz $75,000 stock ie ON SALE at a SPECIAL price. Many were under the impression that “Sale Prices’ applied ouly to those articles advertised, but such fs NOT the ecase, for there is a “SALE PRICE” on EVERYTHING in the house. The mis understanding came about simply because of the Myers-Dillon Co.'s inability to DISPLAY and ADVERTISE evefything at ONE time. Shop here safe in the knowledge that the article you need iz to BE HAD at a bona fide, reaily sensationa] ‘‘Notice-to- Vacate” Sale Price, New Suggestions---BUT EVERYTHING IS SPECIALIZED LILY DEPILATORY— CLAYTON'S P0G 80LO » TEOMPSON" $1 size, at 840 LIMEDIDS (50 kinds) "x:.fim1 WATERS © WATERL i 50c size, now at (al ors), $1 sl MODENE—3$1 size, now T40; S0 mize. 38c; 86 at 74c moBEOWS mAT sud 4 s e i “Purhan"Aes s BEAUTIVIVA, Fd Pin alze, at ‘.13 COLGATE'S TOILET i e aise Ll aud's, 81 size, at S4e PR ae, T4 Same in b0c wize, 34¢ WORLIOR MazTED 65c sige, 60c; B0c size, WOUBE PAINTS—Gooa $3.75 $0c, and Zbe size.lSe ready mixed kinds 1, D. D. D, §1 size 740 I (All odors included.) a strictly dependa e raake. Gallons for 98¢ HATH (W IBIS, &0 STATIONERY — Good half xallons for 50c size 28¢ POND'S EX' or — grade: 1 1b. (80 to_950 and quarts for. .. 38c A K R i TR Sheets), now for. 17e wAuU'S DYsFEFSIA SIS e v S Write and . ask for REMEDY, 31 one. fjei See e CWIGNESTEN'S PILLS color cards 1 size, now DE. WOOFTER'S CORN PERFECT VARNISK 4 . TEOAPSAVE oF sans. ne In $2 size, N34 STAIN—A colored var- S aise. now 176 plah Vin' sl ahades 2 " A \ighly — suitable f BELL'S PODOLAX, 1t SPVRAYS - SALTR —31 size, now ...74¢ fidors, furniture ot size, at 38c . i 2 . any sort of woodwork HORSFORD PEee. FTSAVENA - iic sis. 2 COLE'S CARBOLI- ow at BALVE, licsize, at 14c FRATE, 00c size st Mo N v Worth 3135 ar 85¢; OLIVE OTL&—The pure quarte, worth ‘Tic ALKALITHIA. $1 siz PIROXIDE oOF {mported Italian, 'the R now B4c 19e % K" tor Tia: U ::.nflr‘);'ou AP A A at 2%c, and half pints KUTNOW'S POWDER b for Te ties'nt 8378 % bot- st i W w i e 31 size, now 74¢ tlas, §146: the §1 bot oLEAN. PENVER NUD. 1 sl flew 78 the 800 bot- '&P‘orm" 10¢ kinds. PAPE'S DIAFPEFSIN Soc size, 34c! tles, 4 ‘the ‘120 ow: 3, or, e formar 0c size, at and’ 16c size b o 7e Kinde. ¢ for Myers-Dillon Drug Co. 21 Years at 16th and Farnam--But have received notice to vacate Phone Douglas 150. Mail! Orders Filled at Sale Prices 5, 1915. 7 ®Store Hours 830 A. M. to 6 P. M. Snturdav Till 9 P, M s ' BURGESS-NASH GOMPANY. ____"=VERYBODY'S STORE" \llblfl* NEWS H)R \\M)\Hun\\ We Ha\}e What We Believe To Be the Most Attractive and Best Assorted Selection of Flne COATS FOR WOMEN That We Have Ever Shown RIHHI now the assortment is at its best, Coverts, gabar dines, serges, checks, mixtures, silk and wool popling, taffetas, satins, waterfalls, hrocades, ]nimuvou. golfine, chin chillas and various novelty materials are to be found in coats for every ocasion and at almost any price. Big Value Lot Wednesday, $16.75 One of the interesting numbers which go on sale Wed nesday is n black silk taffeta, at $25.00. New Palm Beach Skirts at $5.95 Await choosing Wednesday in n host of new pocketed and belted designs. The colors are natural, black and white cheeks and cglored stripes. The values are exoeptional. Burgess-Wash Oo.—Second Floor 27 to 40-Inch Organdie Flouncing Worth to I’un--lo\\ \Inv i, 1015, I'hm\o V. $1 in the May Sale Wednesdair at 50c c Yd. FINQ quality material— organdm, Swiss, voile or batiste fh\nm‘mgs. 27 to 40 inches : wide, large or small patterns, very desirable for summer frocks or graduation dresses. Embroidery Flouncings at 25¢ 25¢ Embroidery Flouncings Wednesday Swiss and batiste flouncings, 18, 27 and 36 at 15¢. lnr}hn wl:e.';ll-;:vu'l. baby flouncings and corset 18-inch Bmbroldery f’lonm-lnn o coreet cover embroideries, very special. cover embroideries, the usual 26c quality at i3e 10c Fine 8wiss Embroidery Edges, 5c a yard. Dainty baby pattern, Swiss embroideries, 500 to $1.00 Lace Flouncings at 25¢ crochet edges, some edges and insertions to match, 18 to 2 2 to 4 inches wide. T v i orfental ne BarressMash Oo —Miin Floor. A Wednesday Special in the BIG NEW SHOE SECTION on the Second Floor OR one day only, four beautiful new styles in pumps., The refluced prices on these new pumps are made to get you acquainted with our new Shoe Section. Women's $4.50 Pumps at $3.76 | Women's $5.00 Pumps at $3.95 A mat kid cross strap pump, opers | A patent colt vam, ump with same heels, lght weit soles, French last; $4.50 | color quarters, lea r’lzuuphoh: $5.00 value, $8.75, | yalues Wednesday, $3.05. Women's $5.00 Pumps at $3.85 patent colt vamp and kid foxing, one-strap pumps, welt -olu louh Cuban heels: $5.00 values Wednesday, uu’ P, Women's $6.00 Pumps at $4.85. enuimel covered Louls Gunes hesls, ARG (wraed. wotoss. rewulaFiy $O.00, el cover ouls Cul vels, hand turned mo .00, Wednesday, $4.85, % A Wik shadow, chantilty, beautiful range of selection. Burgess-Nash Co.—8econd Floor. Don’t Groy Machme--Trade It In for a New One HE FINHE standard F Rourv is the world’s v is the world’s finest sewing machine—with its lock and chain stitch device and a lifetime guarantee.. You must buy this month., Come and let us explain our offor Wednesday. ° Choose From Any Make Machine—No Restrictions to Selection Our prices range from $37.50 to $60.00, according to your cheice. The offer is for this month or“, so you must act at once. You Don’t Have to Have an Old Machine—Don’t Have to Pay Cash' We have not marked the prices up on machines and will give you a liberal allowance on your old one. You can pay the balance on our special EABY TERMS of $1.00 A thglt or $4.00 a wonth and there will be no extra charge for the time payments, Six Big Bargains in Floor Samples 60 | WIZARD ......... $16.50 | HOME .............819.50 VRS . $29.50 | ARROW .......... 81276 Burgess-Nash Co—Third Floof. Burgess-Nash Co.—Everybody’s Store—16th and Harne! NEW HOME . .... Finest Whiskey Lowest Price We are m our expe -m" Nothing is so refreshing and satis- fying after the game than KRUG, a beer of quality W Remember with each bottle you get a coupon ’l‘&‘unl‘.fll wholesa Order a case for your home Telephone Douglas 1889 LUXUS Mercantile Co., -:- Distributors BE A SWAPPER Make swaps for profit. Look into the “Swapper's Column™” ow Old With Your Old | -r- uis ::.:-v.m'_g% i‘ s“i"?hr Whlokoy