Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 10, 1915, Page 16

THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1915. 1 | brings ny one of th ! ¥ [ bis fact) h blic y in his | {otew of king it the principal retat ging any on e national party | bia faction of the republican party in OMAHA IS TO HAVE | Federated Clubs o & oot Tn w1 ey Aty Ty ~A | The Bee's Fund for | y " \“"”" the o1ty of Omaha | The board of trustees was authorized | remain at home and “keep his ferices™ Pa,vor WIdenlng Resolutions were adopted which will [t deal with all subjects pertaining to | instead of going on the trip and permit- F““l "s PICTURE TAKEN Pree Milk &nd Ice be sent to the school board supporting |the federation until the September meet- | ting his political opponents to score a vic- | | T ke and commending the plan by Rev. D. E. |ing torw while he was away ’ Wenty Pourth st' Jenking, requiring Jonger hours of study y Mayor Blankenburg of the Quaker City s.le in the Omaha High school by the stu- | COUNCILMAN STAYS HOME | also failed to make the trip. He is quite | r.l‘ee nooln Highway Officials to Be d d devoted by ulm lltn'rdlyylo Take Photos | There is no truer charity than "h“(,-/\; the refular monthly meeting of the | (Grth A4 more time dev g B r: TO WATCH HIS FENCES o .:: ::!m-:":‘(:‘o: ";':u:"l;m"""r :‘.M';‘ t L { 0 ub of | ‘ for Highway Reels. [which relieves the needs of little | fedeiaticn of Tmeowemo O wancy | The plan of 1 W. Carpenter of the mountain resort | oW Un —_— children who cannot help them-|ohamber Thursday evening, the president | *°hoo! board for appropriating money for " - A Polities In Philadelphia is sald to ac | For your own good you m SHOW ALL OVER COUNTRY |selves was authorized to appoint in the near fu- “"""‘"‘""|" "'“""". """""'""’"' In ©on- | unt for the absence of Charles Seger, Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey, | al iz ms ture a committee to act with the Omaha |PecHon With the hIgh chool was 8eVErely | ong of the councllmen who was supposed | Get & e bottle today. Keep it for FAIR That is why a free milk and ice |planning committee in the matter of wid 8 THE |to make the trip with the Liberty Bell. | your cough or cold. Good for children, Just as he was ready to lea trip he heard of a scheme to Omaha will have its picture taken | ening Twenly-fourth street from Poppl Tne federation decided to act with any s in poor pple foday, the weather permitting, and fund for hot welth;r tott P {ton Avenue to Cuming street, with a |Other organization that would assist in all business houses, especially those families carries such a strong &p- . along the route of {he Lincoln High-|peal to the tender-hearted. way, are requested to put on lhpIrI Contributions from 10 cents to $5 |°=====================° T"E FAlR Sunday clothes. | are solicited and will be acknowl- | Palm Beach, Cool Cloth, Palm Beach Suits 12th and Farnam Moving picture operators will|edged in thiscolumn. \ come to Omaha, and under the di-| Previously “nmu"‘ | 2 2 3 rection of the Bureau of Publicity,| B J. Griffia 100 | ]:llflt'n, Mobair and Silk 800 feet of film will be taken. These | | AS‘"“‘v Hirsch-Wickwire, So- In plain and neat stripe or fancy pletures will be a part of the Lincoln | was pretty light, the precipitation rank- ciety and R. W. brands— effects; all desirable models. n Bpecially priced at .....85.00 adllt and aged. Al druggists.—Adver- | ..q gajoy ‘5 wreat bargains tisement flered. ing from one-fourth to one-half inch, Highway feature film, which will be n:m.n in a number of localities in the $7.50 to $15.00. shown all over the United States. |central and southern portions of N"{ H. C. Osterman, national consul of the |braska it was an inch or more. [ Yincoln Mighway, will be In charge of | Rallroad men take the position that | the moving ploture men. The plans In- |in every portion of the country between , elude the taking of twelve or fifteen |the Mississippl river and the mountains | typloal Omaha scenes, which will show [rain that falls now is working a great | Omaha of today to hunareds of thousands | injury to all crops. They assert that at ®t people in the United States. least two weeks of dry end hot weather | |15 needed to mature and harvest a full To Entertaln Visitors, { | Assistant Secretary Smythe of the | s : maha Automobile club iy arranging for | === — — jbers of the olub to greet the visitors | | | | Thousands..Pairs Because of Our Superior Facilities--- . W} «Women’s Pumps Because of Our Great Stock and Better Values--- | B adenh ik g This Is the Store for Men Hlcienronss : : . : S And everybody that buys at Brandeis Stores is pre-eminent as the store where men may best supply their clothing needs. Opportunities gee Jow prices goes out and i $ N . . §a0s advertises this wonderful which come only through exigencies of trade, and here only through the aggressivencss of our buying organization, AR fl are offered in men’s apparel Saturday, being high-grade and thoroughly dependable clothes at a substantial saving. hnruhy-:;:ir:;: :.';"::::::»‘:-:h:‘llx’ll erop. thelr arrival. It is planned to give m & hearty reception and to send | away with the knowledge that | “ b me mvor s easily the best city of its size | In the world | § and the numment—lnd Views to be taken will Include scenes | the many in the business district, retall and whol in jgale and manufacturing, park scenes, sesidlence soenes, and a view of the fi MBouth Omaha live stock market, N“ Omeha will secure a great amount of "@estrable publicity from these pictures. {¥he Lincoln HMighway reel will include MACARONI ures of about sixty cities and of every state through which the highway Nebraska will have 70 feet addi- .' tional space in the reels, which will in- the U. 8. Made about 8,000 feet, all told. B from the finest wheat. Ure Directed to # Turn Over Bonds Upon the suggestion of the department .t ml- accounts and finance, Treasurer $ has been directed by the city council %0 turn over to representatives of elght banks $150.00 Auditorfum and $50,000 ’M bonds which these bankers agreed o acoept several weeks ago. < In & letter to the city council Commis- sloner Butler asserted that the demand of the bankers that the city furnish an wopinion other than the transcript of the Jegul department as to the history of the bonds is not well taken. He says it ia unustal. He also asserted that the city ‘& poaition to require the ight banks _ bonds according to their 1 remain for every member of the family. Come Saturday or any day next week. Women's patent leat! d d kid Pumps, $3.00 val-© @1 T8 ues, Saturday at ; . 15 different models of Women's canvas Shoes and Pumps, values, Saturday, RIS R Ladies’ $3.00 Pumps, on 3 D sale Saturday at...... 98¢ Ladles' $2.50 Pumps, on sale Baturday at . 680 200 pairs Ladles' Pumps, Saturday at - CHILDREN'S SHOES Hundreds of f good, or .!_ub' Clerl Sale of N n . and Youg Men’s Suits | 5= Choice of any B]ue Hirsch-Wickwire, Society $ Brand, Schloss Bros. All A sizes, 34 to 48. Greatest values in America. Serge Suit in the I house, $25.00 and i $18 and $20 Suits, $10.00| $12.50 and $15 Suits $7.50 |$2250 and $25 Suits $12.50 n For Men and Young Men For Men and Young Men For Men and Young Men n !? Men's best calf Shoes, welt soles, our regular $3.00 kinds, sz Baturday at o Men's patent summer Oxfords positive $3.00 values, sl 8 Saturday at .... ‘ [l Hundreds of other bargains. Bring the rumlly and lay in a year's supply. ALEXANDER 1510 DOUGLAS. ATIENCE PLEASE! We will soon have this “‘new Idea” Drug Store in. fine shape. Mechanics, Carpen- ters, Artists, Laborers, and we ourselves, are working like beavers to get the store ready, but—— 19 Pounds for $1.00 Best Granulated Sugar. Buy now before the advance, 8 pounds special Coffy Single pound ..... Fancy blend Coffee, 3 ‘The but 26c Coffee in th 3 s $1.00 oity— 81,00 , any kind, 400 %o 800 z::.u' wold with l oo oth'r goods, une Tea Co. many places at the time when the Phone Doug, 8446, 408 N. 10%h #t. in. Generally the rain $35.00 values, at . In this lot are plain grays apd| Tallored of splended blue serges, in pen- Shepherd plaids, silk mixtures, FREE FREE nn our own gas mlhfl offee which we blne serges of different shades, in| ¢l stripes and chalk lnesy all-wool | .o;.g40ds the new gray brown and ‘ s ¥ pure worsted, cheviots and cagplmeres, in ps 2 the new diamond weave, via| iurtan checks and overplaids; newest | Dlue overplaids; also tartan plaids .-.u. e .":'1:.5‘ q; AT nounm the smart Glen Urquhart plaids,| shades; coats made with or without | of faney and plain worsteds, flan- ------ H % black and white mixtures and ve | patch pockets. nels, cassimeres and velours; silk . u lours, distinetively tailored. All A large sssortment of Flamnel, Linen | lined coats, many new definite style sizes, 34 to 62, and Palm Beach Trousers, prices $1.00 notes. can en, re.uln 25¢c cans, gn- n.;’or angy _Bu r basket me i 3 ’ July Clearance Sale of Men’s Furnishings 2,400 Men’s Negligee and Golf Shirts of fine quality pongee, madras, percale and chambray; collars attached A T e 39 Saturday Sode bs § B c Well, you know they tore the old building down over our heads, almost, and we did a “speedway” stunt get- ting in here somehow, and we are doing business right along. BUT it will be only a matter of hours until we are nicely settled, grooyed, olled and running smoothly in this newer, less expensive location, just 208 feet WEST of our old corper. Phone orders filled promptly even now. The number is Douglas 150, MYERS- DILLON DRUG C2 1609 Farnam Street About 1,200 Men’s High Grade shirts, made of fine quality satin, striped pongee, sojsette and madras cloth, with soft French and laundered cutfs. Wonderful values, worth to $1.60, 69c 6ale, price ....... 0000 the eu.‘":ho B.uon, Florence :alntl 86 Dosen Men's Silk Fibre Hose, in all the new nn:- for summer wear, Regular i6o values, PAIF ...ceeevee l5c Madras Jajamas—Plaln and neat figured patterns. Regular $1.00, $1.25 ‘and $1.50 val- ues. Special, suit 79c 26. Dozen Men's Hoisette and n One Big Lot of Men's Fine Silk Four-in-Hand Ties — Beautitul , large and open ends. t"llnu 76 Dozen B8ilk and Fibre Silk Four-in-Hand Ties—Regular 25c to $1.00. Clearance, - g SR | SPECIALS From 8§ to # P. M.—Lamb Chops 8o ¥rom 9 to 10 P. M. Pork Chops 100 PUILlc MARKET 1$10.%ainey, 8% 46 Doszen Men's Fine Athletic Union Suits, made of fine quality nainsook, crepe, fancy striped solsette. Worth to $1. 49 Special, Sult ........ c Choice of Any Man s Straw Hat Saturday Never Such a Milans, Porto Ricans, H:t Sale Before 950 Sennits and Split Braids We are not waiting until the end of the season to give the men and ycung men of Omaha the benefit of the slaught- E ered prices, but right in the middle of the season. These straw hats have sold at $3.00, $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50; Sat- One Big Lot of Men's Lisle and Cotton Hose, in all the new shades. Regular 16c 9 quality, pair ........... C PIG PORK ROAST, 10(c| 1915 MILK.FED SPRING OHICKENS .............31¢ ..12%¢ | Balt Pork . . 1030 | Skinned Hams . 1430 | Sugar Cured Hams ...... 11%e A1%e Extra Lean Breakfast Bacon 183 ¢ 14%e Sn nrpc;:r;d Hacon ...... 14%¢ d h 2 o ' unhrd ru’ul.n \ Yyour ¢ oice ) S I 14%¢c prlo' 45¢c, special ......... prasy, o ) Men's $1.00 Straw Hats, 450. All the Men's Straw Hats that have been selling at 75¢c, $1.00 and §1.45, Men's 50c & 75¢c Silk Hats, 20c. Over 100 Men's Silk Outing Hats, ‘White Duck and Pa!m Beach Hats, 50c and 76c values, Saturday, 20¢ Clearing Sale of Panamas, Bangkoks and Leghorns All Men's and Young Men's §6 and §f Punamas, at. .83 All $7.50 Panamas, at . “MPRESS MARKIT Sc and 10 Store, 113 South 10th 8t. Tel. D. 2307, All $10.00 Panamas, at xll $5.00 Bangkok Hats, ’ 11 $4.50 Leghorn Hats, at....cvvvvvrcascvnnnnes Clearing Sale of Boys’ and Children’s Headwear All the Boys' and Children’s Headwear that has begn sellipg at 36¢c and up to 60¢, your cholce Satwday.......... *fl‘ All the Boys and Children's Headwear that has been selling at $1.00 and Hll.ywehmluuuu......“. .. 49¢ -~ St § “================= X ‘