Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 2, 1915, Page 12

1 +she is cured of this trouble. 12 MOTHER OF SCHOOL GIRL Tells How Lydia E. Pinklam’s | Vegetable Compound Re- stored Her Daugh- ter's Health. Ploves, Iowa.—*“From a small child my 18 year old daughter had female weakness. I spoke to three doctors | about it and they did not help her any. Lydia E. Pinkham Vo:deuble Com- pound had been of “\' great benefit to me, Wy 80 I decided to have ‘. her give it a trial, She has taken five | bottles of the Vege- table Compound ac- cording to directions on the bottle and She was all run down when she started taking the Compound and her periods did not come right. She was eo poorly and | weak that I often had to help her dress berself, but now she i regular and is m strong and heulthy.”” — Mrs. Hewvig, Plover, lowa. Hundreds of such letters expressing | wfidfl for the good Lydia E. Pink- 's Vegetable Compound has accom- | plished are constantly being received, proving the reliability of this grand old remedy. If you are ill do not drag along and continue to suffer day in and day out but st once take Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege- table Com; a woman’s remedy for ‘woman's ills, un yu wnt special advice write to (ham Medicine Co. (confls DIAMONDS ON CREDIT DEI.EIMTE THE FOURTH OF JULY " most pm‘{nablc way to “ioe obrcto" u 10 buy and wear a genu- ino Dhmond nr andsome Watch. Per- you umnl A trip “back ..' T.k. R the Diamond Rin promised. One of our beautifu a sp) dlamonds, 14k w®olid gold lnflll “Per chlnn" or Loftis “Belcher® mwnfln(. will re to please; month- ‘ments of l You may wish to| -..E:' her ll&l’ select anything desir- ed and hnv- @ll charged in one accoant. .2 ‘10 $2.80 o Month 10€3—Wrist Watch. are both m‘- wolld C‘ru and bracelet Lever set, full nl:ll“l Jowel ]:‘d (;:0“. |o.f' either 3'"1’ wi or gol aran b3 $2.50 » Mon \‘\\\\\\u/,,;‘/. 609.Ladies' mnr 14k wolld d Lasia 0C" T68—Men's Ring carved, i mount 35 I.l.M n 1k solid gold. tine Dia’ w3 ‘.IIIIIHIII 8P. M., Slilrlln Tlllfl \W Call or vflt- tor C-uln. No. 908. Phone 4 and salesman will call. |9FTISE{'EW"J&'2&% “.\l'\lfl. value, n T . that itching 1f you are suffering with eczema, , rash or other tormenting skin-eruption, try Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap. You will be how quickly the itching r and the skin becomes clear healthy l(lm. Olntment esinol Soap also i ‘_; phates which promote health r. The stomach and di- organs are toned and nerves with the vital & GONDUCTOR KILLED ON UNION PACIFIC, lPrlnl Pflasterer, with No. 4, Strnck by Engine of No. 12 at Over- ton, Nebraska. LIVED WITH FAMILY IN OMAHA Frank Pflasterer, {and Ogden streets, the oldest passenger train conductors in the employ of the Unifon Pacifie, was instantly killed at Overton at 1:30 o'clock Thursday morning. The | funeral wili be held Saturday at 2 p. |m. at the residence, 5402 North | Twenty-fourth street. Pflusterer was conductor on No. 4, the Atlantic Express, and had gone on the slding in order to let No. 12, the Colorado Bpecinl, eastbound, paes. Boon after stop- ping he walked around to the front of his train to care for a hot box on a frut ear behind the engine and was caught by the Colorado Sxecial which does not make the Overton & He was struck squarely by the engine and killed in- stantly. The dead man is survived by a |wife and three rrown children. He had |been with the Unlon Pacific close to | thirty vears, having worked from brake- (n.nn up to passenger train conductor. 'Elkhorn Road to Run Two Special Trains to Wrestling Match Hetmanek, manager for Joe | Etecher, in writing from the home of the Nebraska Wonder, to \he aporting editor of The Bee, says that the entire popula- tion of that section of the country will be In Omaha for the #peedway races and |tor the wrestling match. He writes in part: “I Have never befors seen the people around here take so much Interest in Twenty-fourth Joe big double attraction coming to Omaha, July 6. About all I hear from morning till night is wrestling and auto races, 1 hear that over and over again, wherever 1 go, and If you ask any one where he will be July 6th, they answer short, without stuttering, ‘Omaha.’ “Well, who could blame the people? Something of this kind we can not get to see very often, and mo nearby, so why not take it In while there is a good chance? ““A couple of Chicago promoters were after us hot and heavy, trying to get this match, offering vs a good flattering guarantes, but Mr, Melady got busy just !in the right time and he went after It with enough force to swing it to Omaha. “I have just comple arrangements with the Chicago & Northwestern for spe- cial trains, one on the Alblon hranch, which will arrive in Omaha about 10 o'clock that morning and start back after the match. There will also be a ape- clal train to carry the people back home on the main line to Norfolk., “Joe I8 not losing any time training, and with the new hold which he and his brother, Anton, have juet developed, in additions to his scissors hold, I can't see where any opponent of his can get out of the ring without gefting his shoulders glued to the mat.” License Revenue collected during June for city licenses vg June last were were $801.4), Mr. Hoffman began his work on the first day of last month. The city council has amended the pcd- diers' Heense ordinance, to allow these men to pay half a year at a time. peddiers, whoee licenses expired Wednes- day. Turns Down Job to Keep Up Gardening Back-lot gardening has such a fasel nation for Carl Magnussen, a 15-year-old Lothrop school gardener, that he prefers to remain in Omaha this summer and enjoy the work and profits of his garden rather than work elsewhere. Carl has turned down a job in & grain elevator at Norfolk in order to keep up his garden work, which is quite extensive and remunerative. vegetable exhibit last Monday, parents are Mr. and Mrs. A. Magnussen, 1809, Pinkney street. MANY UNIVERSALISTS ENROUTE TO THE COAST Saturday there is to be a great move- ment of Universalist church people to, ward the Pacific coast, where at Pasa dena, Cal, they will hold thelr annuul conference, Saturday morning the North western will bring in a special train, car. rying about 30 delegates from New York ard New England. They will arive ar| 7:95 o'clock and thirty-five minutes Iator | leave over the Unlon Pacirie. During the VIsland will bring special trains casryine Universalists, the former handling 225 er 20 These delegations come middle siates ose of Dr. King's . You will Only %e. All drug New Life | fine tomorrow. —Advertisement SOUTH OMAHANS VISIT THE CENTRAL CITY HALL Pills tonlg streets, South Side. was the first resident of the ancexed territory to recelve a bullding permit from the Greater OMIM officials. She will erect a small store at the ad- dress mentioned. Peter O. Wasulak of 3232 L street is the first South Side man to apply for Greater Omaha pool and billlard hall lcense. Restored to Guud Health. ‘T was sick for stomach trouble,” Gans, Zanesville, 0. this city, one of | Shows an Increa.sei Through the efforts of the new licenss Inspector, Anton Hoffman, $1,667.80 was issued. Recelpts for this department dur- | This | will be a convenlence to the South Side ' He also won a first and a second cash prize at the early His | afternoon both the Burlington and Rock | Mrs. M. Krigbaum of Fortieth and Q | four years with writes Mrs. Otto “I lost welght and m--—ktnnu—m-‘.u.m, of belng cured. A ‘riend told me about Chamberlain's Tablets. and since using two botties of them I have been & weil m,aw everywhere. —Ad- THE OMAHA, lhll’\\. JULY 2, 1915 The Bee's Fund for Free Milk and Ice July is here, and July is the month ! when the need of fresh milk and ice {for small children will become | urgent, | Arrangements are being made for distributing the milk and ice -nd! seeing to it that they go to those| who need them. Contributions from 10 cents to $5 are solicited and will be acknowl- | edged in this column, ! rroflou-!r acknowledged #6320 Friend, l 50 5.00 o. » monld (Otty oomp) 1.00 | John A. Rine 1.00 Thomas 0'Connor 1.00 Judge Bryoe Crawford 50 Ciyde Sundblatt . . .80 A Friena ... 10 HEAD OF THE B.R. T. SPENDS DAY VISITING IN OMAHA| W. @, Lee of Cleveland, O.. president of | the Brotrerhod of Raflway Trainmen, ir | in Omaha, registered at Hotel Fontenelle. | { He spent most of the day between autn ing around the city and meeling friends | ena callers | FRECKLE-FACE Sun and 'QI" Bring Out Urly Spots. How to Remove l-du.’ S Here is a chance, Miss Frecklo-face to try, a remedy for freckles with the guar- | |antee of a rellable dealer that it will not cost you a penny unless it removes the ; fréckles; whiie it it does give you a clear complexion the expense ls trifling. | Simply get an ounce of othine—double [ strength—from Sherman & McConnell or any druggist, and a few applications | anything as they are now taking In the | ;5,19 whow you how easy it is to rid yourself of the homely freckles and get & beautiful complexion. Rarely is more than one ounce needed for the worst | case. L Be sure to ask the druggist for the | double strength othine as this is the pre scription sold under gua of money back if it falls to remo kles. Cuticura Soap SNAmpoos Are most effective when aided by light applications of Cuticura Ointment. Samples Free by Mall Address post-eard “Cuuicurs,” '\ Boston. in time of ph{llu.l trouble cauud by Indifildon, biliousness resulting from liver, inactive bowels, is al- vu 8 given, quickly, certainly, safely e most famous of family remedies BEECHAN'S PILLS Largest Sale of Any Medicine in the Werld. Sold everywhere, In boxes, 10c., 250. THE OMAHA BEE— THE HOME PAPER Dept. 25F. MYERS-DILLON DRUG NOTICE T0 VACATE SA NOW JE OIMN! | Ridiculously Day” Prices We want new packages; mnew merchandise at our new | | Read the Big Special N.I“Il'tl‘.lll] Rapced” with ‘o going much higher. t fiour, 43-1b. sacks. e Diamond H F.our: ?_-fllw | noth- | Diamond ¢ n-Adl White l..umln . best Hand F cked hl\) Brl!l ase v J-pm"' 'mr'e tties Wor Pure Tomate lllllup sorted kinds. or Prepar | st Donestic A 1 ar Spaghettl. vk Aglvfl Jl‘: for dessert, whips, pke . Il-al cans R be Oliv 1 Pure Fruit Preserves C. or Krumbles, nkf F%-ry QIITn ollvo-. Swars shine Pilenfc. u-orud Sokie if Omaha, per ey Sweet Bugar Corn, Green or Lim goods, made in auality box We Close Our Doors On Saturday at absolutely WILL: NOT, move any more of our present stock than we have to. 8o, you've still a “commercial picnic” for ONE day at the old *Myers-Dillon Corner." Thonsands will make the LAST DAY of this drug corner a memorable one through purchasing items at prices LOW enough to be remembered when this ‘“‘corner" is forgotten. nam St., just 209 feet west, inafew days. Watch Papers Myers-Dillon Drug co One More Day at Corner 16th and Far HAYDENS Ssssssug A YDENS July Grocery Opening Sale | Blend, Ib. Midnight Goodbye to the OLD Myers- Dillon Store! Greetings to the NEW Myers-Dillon Store! After twenty-one years at this corner we give the key its final turn on Saturday, July 3d. And we would far rather SELL items than move 'em, 50 you may well imagine how cheaply we will sell ANY of this stock during the last day at this corner—Saturday. Remember—ONE more day. Low “Last on Saturday unbroken dozens; absolutely location; we don't intend to, at 1609 Far- MacLaren's Peanut Butter, 1b. 18340 fershey's Breakfast Cocoa. Ib., Jee Ten 1y our \umhln.llun Golden santos Uoffee. “. TR "I. ‘unt ". Tne best tr..men Butter, carton, Fhe best Creamery Buiter, bulk, per ound No. 1 tounlr) O l'nmer) Buuer 2%¢ Fancy Duiry Table Buiter. Ib... 360 Fancy Full Cream, New _York White, Wisconsin Cream or Young America Cheese. lb. . Put Up Your Wow—Four et crate fancy Callfornia Af“ '-l VEGETABLE MARKET PLE 15 lbs. peck . New Cabbage, b g bunches fresh Onions or Rndnhu or 4 bunches frv'h RQ ., Turnive . Frem beas ‘G unches fres f Lett 3 heads fresh u..runuc {,bunchies Treah Rhubarb h Spinach, peck best New Po'-mc LEMONS, Extra fnm-\ l.rn ]u!‘r Wila Cherey * Phosph Burb. bottle vlll mak Lemons. 850 L] lnllonl‘. 100 FRIDAY BARGAINS THAT INTERES T, Every man, woman and child who is looking for the quahty as well as low price in their purchases—Read every item / ’ ’ Men’s $1.98 Shoes 51.00 B Women’s $2 Canvas Shoes p |l Blucher cut, sizes 6 and 7; S . White, buttoned, sizes 2V5 to |l on sale Friday, in the 4s; on sale in 50 | Domestic Room, Domestic Room, at... C o o Five Bargain Surprises Friday Friday Sgeaal Sales-Day In the Daylight Silk Section lomes.ic Room ! Re: WASH DRESS GOODS i " smmmta of Plain and Fancy Silks, On Special Sale—48,000 Yards New 86-inch gv, csll))oaord values, lengths from 2 to 15 yards; Printed Dress Voile—Neatest floral and bud i b er yards Iin the lot for selec- 28 effects and stripes, all strictly fast color, spe- [ O B JUIR L Cvie i is Ve C cially priced, yard ...co.c0si00iiinis 0¢ | 85¢ and $1.00 Tub suks 680 On Special Sale—3,600 Yards New 27-inch !l | 40 pieces of 36-inch Tub Silks and Silk Poplins; e Mt L LR L | choice new colors and styles for selection. 3;&' Pt bttt S et D‘l’;"":’:‘, $1.25 All 8ilk Orepe de Chines, Yard, 78c. ’ MUSLINS AND SHEETINGS 3 40-inch wide lengths, suitable for waist or dress, 4,000 yards 38-inch Brown Sheeting, in mill all good colors. lengths, 64%c to 8%c muslin at, yard..4% ¢ Black Chiffon Dress Taffetas. 1,200 yards 10-4 Bleached Sheeting, soft finish, 1 Rich, lustrous black fabric, In 36-inch width; two -+ At Bt R ALl b L special values Friday, i Towel A P e rr lhuu. CIMI d ldl 3,000 extrn size Hemmed Bleached Bath Toweis, spe- clally priced, each 12 20 dozen 81x80° (full ‘size) Cenier Hewn Hieached yard 88c»\nd 68c 36-inch and 40-inch Black Taffetas. . p Sheets, 3-in. he s 65 o c Just the fabric for coat or suit, $1.50 and $2.00 P 1 s e S O R T o G, a yard values; Friday $ 59 ‘ 10 123t and 14c; special priced, at, ea . .90 By YOI o s v v snidiy s — and l pi= 4 260 Crochet Red Spreads, full size, hemmed, one of SEIVSN the standard $1.25 values, each.... .95¢ Hammocks T\yn pleasing specials in sport- ing goods dept., 4th flogr. $1.50 Cotton Hammocks, with pillow and valance, at 980 $2.50 Hammocks, full size, with $1.98 Many other specials on vacation wants—Sporting Goods Dept. Women’s Silk Waists Values np to $5.00; choice designs in i Crepe de Chines, Georgette Crepes, rics and colorings; sizes from misses to Laces; entire sample line of a well extras; greatest lot of bargains shown known maker; your choice Friday in Waist Dept., 2d Floor y $1.95 this season; in suit dept. on $12 50 . teocccces Ve 2d floor, Friday, at Men’s $12.50 All Wool Serge Suits $8.50 38 (o 44 Sizes One lot of fine Blue Serge Suits, in sizes 38 to 44; breast nicely tallorad and trimmed; 2 or 3-button styles; on sale Friday and Saturday. Children’s Para- sols Values up to $1.25; big spectal purchase; all styles and col- ors, on sale in Umbrella Dept. Friday in five lots, 5¢, 10¢, 19¢. 39¢. 59¢. Hosiery Specials In Domestic Room, Women's and Children's Hose, regular 10c qualities, in black and colors, pair.. pillow and valance, Women's 25¢ Quality Hose, all colors, all slzes, in Friday's sale, pair .. Women’s Tailored Suits A splendid new lot of 87 nobby suits, made to sell from $25 to $35; choice fab- $1.50 Tams 98¢ cesesnacaa In the Domestic BBOII o0 06000000000 —sesses Men’s $1.25 Khaki Trousers 98¢ Genuine Khaki Trousers, made with belt loops and cuffs; all sizes. On sale Friday and Saturday, at.eeessse..980 Boys Wasll Suits Small Lot of Kind, 390. loa and 78¢ Agnl 2% to 7 years, all styles, and 1g selection of colo only a l|mltea quantity of (hene s tll On sale n Men’s $1.95 Pmu:m Trmen | $2 and $3 Shirts 98¢ Over 2,000 ents, in Pongees, Sonouu. ques, French, Satin- Reps, etc., all styles, the sea- 31 FRIDAY ONLY Made of white corduroy, with pliable, rolled up band, trim- for onl) ’I 35 ‘Ereatest val ver med with silk buttons and ’ Ry 9 Men' oo Fancy W ted d _Cy 500 Wash Ti tassel; special ,....... 98¢ :F:ce‘sv evzrr.-epur‘nn P‘r:‘rf:::“.‘e 780 Initial Belts sale only in the Domestic Room, Ne——————————————— day and Saturday, at Sheets, Pillow Cases, Bed Spreads | Nobby New Wash Dresses Superior Values for Friday’s Sale 31,50 to $2 Values Friday, (Main White Section.) Just in Time for the 4th 25¢c Paris Garters Embroidered Scallop (hand cut) 81x90 $1.00 seam- Jess Bheets, @ach ...........ccc00000eune 5S¢ Hemstitched Seamless Sheets, smo worth 90c, . . S il R 75¢ On Sale in Domestic Room Scalloped Pillow Cases (hand cut) 45x36 llle. 26c A by i v A R A A R e & special purchase of pretty Wash Dreses In Hemstitched Pillow Cases (made the right way ginghams, lawns, fancy ratines, in stripes and floral 45x36 size. 230 value, each . patterns, etc., both simplex and American Lady Crochet B:ld B!Dl’fll‘d!h M;"ffl s dP brands, included; every one a late model, al] sizes ners, made for 3 n. beds; : BRAE TRI00N. GROR . ..usi .ot 5 from 16 to 46; to $2.00 values, choice. ...$1,00 Colonial Bed Spreads, woven blocks, in colors, ex- | 50 Gingham Bungalow Aprons, at........... 29¢ act reprodvctions of grandmother's patch quiltl, 50c and 98c White Wash Walsts; Friday..... 25¢ size 76x90, hemmed, each.............. - $1.00 and $1.26 Crepe Kimonos; Frid Mercerized Fringed Quilts, extra large (80x90 o g 4 onos; Friday...... 79¢ lustrous finish, fast colors, blue, yellow, rose, ex- | White Dresses—8lightly soiled, values up to $10.00. tra cnllg; .skl.lzc‘;w'iiifii'éicfil'dr‘:“ B Just 25 of them to close at ......... ... 98¢ LE 1) s R 200 dozen Hand Towels, soft finish, huck weave, Women's $8.00 Coats—All sizes. .. ... $1.98 full size, hemmed, colonial borders, 85c a dozen, | Children's Light Weight Coats—$5 values §1.49 s ..9¢ | $3.00 White Middy Suits—16 to 38, choice, $1.00 Women’s Bathing Suits . . —fifi Notion Bargains In Domestic Room Friday 7 bars Ivory Soap...... ¢ and Underwear Specials Friday. In Domestic Room 10c Jap Rose or Palmolive The Nobbiest Lot of New Bathing BOBD fOF ooocvinend s e Suits you'll find lnyvh.r- at sale | Coats Thread, per doz...45¢ 26¢ Willlams’ or Marsatta Tal- SRR s i issns s ve +...81,50 | 200-yd. Machine Thread, per TR T RPN e 0¢ - Muslin Gowns, Bkirts and Combi. | 3080 ... .. ....... 20 36c box Diamond Insect Pow- nation Bults—To $1 00 values— | Hooks and Eyes, per dozen C T R e, 21¢ e A A 39¢ Cards «.ooa. . Assortment of 10c and 16¢ Toi- Dressing Combu, let SBoap at 2 for........ Women's Knit l‘nlon Suits—Reg- Assortment of Talcum Pow?eci- Fine Combs, each knlt some Berlin Berlin Mixed mr plates, Rice Boilers, worth to $1.19 Pitchers, worth les; at, slzes-— .- 25¢ and Bulhrl;nn, ya White Enamelware Final clean up of that carlod of bargains —the biggest we have ever offered. We still have some real bargains—quantity of items limited, so shop early. noT 1, Kettles with covers, worth to Sauce Pots, worth to 98c to 98¢c. LOT 8 noT 3 howls. pudding pana milk e P dishes, dippers, wash basins (bluu lnd white). . | BN DOORS. reen Finish Screen Door.. Fauncy ullra Finish Door on sale in Domestic Room 10c SORNEN WINDOWS. IT PAYS—-TRY HAY‘DBR 8 FIRST—IT PAYS ular 26¢ to 39¢ values..... b UM B e e i DA s W NG S [ Women's Lisle Vests=Values to 250 EMBROIDERIES, 6¢ 36c box Rice Face inger 26¢; in Friday's sale...... 10¢ | A big line of 18-in. Flounciggs R R A ¢ Boys' 50c Union Suits — Poros | and crochet cover Embroi $1.50 Hot Water Bottl 26¢ Orris Root Tooth Po\\detr for ... Wash Goods and White Dress Fabrics Main Section. Friday’s Special Offering. 2,500 Tissue Voile (woven colors), Stripes, in black, blue, pink, helio and green, 28- inches wide, made to sell at 18¢ yard; Friday’s sale price, yard sases 10 1,200 yards White Voile, 40 inches wide, em- broidered in 25 beautiful effects—*‘all white on white.”” This value can’t be too highly recommended. Actual 75¢, 85¢ and $1.00 (] Tep, soiver. worth u'gr new popular material for waists or 58 ! t : Dlah Pane Tolue and whitei.. . ves dresses; at, yard. . sl gy . ipped Sauce Pa: th to 45 . flfld N e Bl Suit Cases and Bags “at., wor ?:‘;l!:\“fl:llc“i’olfi £384 »ql':hw‘o‘rt‘;- $5.00 and $6.00 values, in genume $395 n wo, A Targe Mixing Bowls, worth 4bc. cowhide; great snaps at..... AN FERR Silk Auto Hats and Oaps — All colors, to 75¢ values; choice............... In Domestic Room. Men’s Knit Underwear —Balbriggan, mesh ! or rib shirts or drawers, to 50¢ gar- ment values; all sizes 24 to 46, at. . . 25¢ & el 5 Jrasie o b Children's 50c Wash Hats......... .. 19¢ [ s Men's 10c Hose at, Pair........ frens B8