Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 11, 1915, Page 22

128 THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JULY' 11, 1915, ~ %= ' ' ~ : L ECHOES 01’ R00l’ ersa y h is erving in the |Young Woman Kills 5:",.“'1,::7.“.2"{,.'.2"”..?’?::,:.”“. pr- of. Ramsay to 1 SKm Pur“y 4 & L ki | for the court house they secured a { | Weotnen of Wald Buy Sntersn Hospital Corps of the British Army Self; Despondency| Tty et 13 . Do b to Kendall College Delegates to Sovere e tod | for they were able (o get the knot| o0 g b Ramsay has been calied to o Camp Meeting. One Nebraska boy Is mow serving in eia at Toee hoime st 10 Sowth Thires- TR et od hiked back for the CtY | ine chair of Bible i Bleary Koasel - | —_— the British army madicel service some-|%l6Dth avenus, Friday night by turaing ol ¥l B B R loge, Tulea, Ok, and expects to enter on his work there in September. He says, on the gas Jacod Horn, living in the | w4 where in England or France. This 18 Df. | same house, discovered the body this Ju‘n Wore Mustache however. that he has full faith in the 4 Phil M. Dale of Chicago, who up to thres | morning when the scent of gns at- , - | future of the University of Omaha. yosrs ago was & Nebraska boy, Dn |tractsd his attention and ied him to Tom Woro Dude Hau- Dale's mother and brothers and sis- foroe the door into the young girl's room, from which ft was plain the gas was |FREMONT HOMES TO BE USED ks e by ooy dd £ City Clerk Firnn ones upon & timo| TO ADVERTISE THE CITY Dale up to fow years ago attended the| She retired about 8:80 o'clock in the | parted his balr in the middle, and Mayor | The Bee photographer has been taking medical school at the University of Ne-|evening. Despondency is believed to have Dahiman had a mustacke. Among the |some splendid panoramic photographs of braska at Lincoln. From there he went (been the causs of the desd. Miss Niel- | records of South Omaha brought to (Mo |seme of the residences and other polts to Ohicago, where he completed his medi- son was ‘an employe of the Iten Bisouit | city hall was an old newspaper contain- | of interest in Fremont for the Fremont Rush OMedical college in company. The body has been taken in |ing plotures of Ilynn and the mayor. | Commarelal club, which is to use them to cal course at Rupl college charge by Coroner Crosby and an inquest | This rello will be flled in the munioipai|advertise for the big tractor show at 1912, Flo then served an Interneship at|is to be held. “archives. XMmom 150 Gbull wobtk I ASGSER, AR the Cook Oounty hospital for some time S——————— The paper is dated 155§ and containe a | especially attractive picture is that of the after which he practicsd for nearly two | SUES BREWING COMPANY Hkenetas of W. J. Bryan, with this state- | hoe of Frank Fowler. DRILL, TEAMS GOING TO CAMP Looal eamps of the Woodmen of the World have been very busy during the last week entertaining visiting Woodmen | from warious states In the south. Many | of them are delegates to the meeting of | the soverelgn oamp, which convenes at #t. Paul, Minn, Tuvesday. This being thelr first visit to Omaha, they expressed themselves as being highly pleased with the city, as well as the building owned and oocupied as the headquarters of the organiration. The drill teams of the various camps are astive at this time in drill work yoate i Ohtoage. BECAUSE HE LOST A FOOQT | ™ent "Our next president.” e » preparat to attending the distrioct en- X Or. b e ] Eampment o be held at Laks Okobojl A . Wols Gav D SERVIY o8 OUB | it s Tl stk G fobdead Drexel Asks Hoot Romance of Elaine July 21 to %, inclusive, " i . ::":‘::.:’o;' l:' nm:t; '. court against the Jetter Brewing com- octor g e B Marconi camp No. 421 held a session at | — b 00tOTS | o ny and M. Rosswioki, 0L N street, (Continued from Page Ten.) fta hall, 2135 Plerce street, last Thursday for army service, appointed the Nebraska | soC0 Tl (ST 6 om damages. He to Turn OVGI' A!ltO For & moment 1 thought the very imp of Iad as one of thirty-two surgeons, who| .. leges that he became intoxicated with the perverse had got posession of her and together with seventy “"':““""_‘;‘;‘ lquor ‘purchased in Rosewickl's saloon | Commissioner Drexel of the street de- | that she herself would fall over. She New York some three weeks ago. The |,nq while in this condition wes run over | partment has requested former Mayor [brushed her hand unsteadily over her evening. It was a gathering of all mem. | bers of the camip and their frisnds and @4 much to promote good fellowship and oreate intercst in the camp affairs. | h’ first word the home folks have reeoe. b7 & frelht car in the raflroad yards | Hootor of Bouth Bide to turn over to his |&¥ee and staggered. I caught her fust Sancuss wa 1 chargs of the meet- | trom him is that he | e e ol | 474 had to have his foot amputated. department a small automobile which | In time. Sam mouth, England, Whether Dale will was used by the former Bouth Omaha | It Was only an instant before the brave be sesigned to hospital service in Eng- Jand or to field servics in the tronches | OMAHA COUPLE IS Wropt comminsiohat, 1t lp_ tadet. Abst,| WIC IESSVRL, SOnit OF Batst. Soap when used daily and Cuti- Just before South Omaha lost its ofticial We reached the top of the stalrway and 4 . in France he aid not know when he wrots) MARRIED AT PLATTSMOUTH | facnuity thie machine was moid for §ion, | gased about for the victor in the contest.; cura Ointment used occasionally. home, gt but ‘Treasurer Martin declined to accept | TO OUr s¥rprise he was gone. . Young Dr. Dale is & brother of M B.| PLAIFTSMOUTH, Neb, July 10~(8ps- | the money when offered by the purchaser, | “Come.” I urged, “we had better get | Samples Free by Mail to the camp and its prospects for future increase are very encouraging. Dale, who is suporvising the garden olub| olal)—~An Omsha ocoupls, Semuel H, it —— away quickly,” Cutlours Soap and Olntment sold everywhers, Knights of Security. work in Omaha this summer. Wright and Miss Mary Lipasky, came in| Rent houses quick with & Bee Went Ad. . (To be continued.) Lideral sample of m -"!""x "':'"rf": . book, * Wt Toyal council last Thursday even- ing the committee in charge of entertain- gave a rather unexpected dance for ing next Thursday evenins. Harmony oouncil No. 14® will hold a ‘basket picale for members snd their fam- N and friends ot Fontenelle park Hastingg Files a uly 18 Domestic Room Clearing Sales Linen, White Goods, Sheets and Bed Spreads (] The Great Assortmentd and Extremely Low Prices. Now in Force Suit to A he Desirablo and Dependable Home Noeds Recommend This Store, MANY EXCELLENT LINES, REDUCED FOR QUIOK 8 bate ¢ B o 4 CLEARANCE IN THIS JULY SALE. . on , Apron Oheck Ginghams, colors strictly dependable, now, yd. Si‘:g Teibe of Ben Hur, ' Moo owwet, N, 18 ',m.:‘.::.“.gm Ohio Street Dump p:::“ Dr';“ Crepe, this in great variety of patterns, was V\g?q.:c;a:;oégar:g'cx;ifi? Voile, 40 inches wide, reduced from fall, Nineteenth and Farnam streets, —— Nnnl’!y"(?up" of 'M-: L t 2 attery SORSRES ‘l‘.' hg-5e r White Galatea and Shrunken Suitings, how, yard..... . fi SRRSO, e PN Ha gl cioc B dgndZ eyt now, yard .. o phglipi st 5 g’;{f 3 All Linen Table Damask, 70 inches wide, worth $1.00 to $1.15, o meriean » {Junetion to prevent the continued use of | & Il Wiite Pakay Bhaar (haokad Tawne Dottad Butas all 12 %e vale | Toanoalove ] Affombinm J Il DOW, JFAFQ. i it ssvitrsiivisrsintssnarsstiaas sy Tast Wednosday svening Omahs home- | the dumping ite at Hieventh and Ohio hed o ‘;;“"':d“ STPONR PUVS, Dotie OO, sl LA ST Travelers! Attention ! Towels, homstitcied AN SR LR, . o stend No. 1404 initinted m large clasy of | strests has beon filed in distriot court. Bleashed 81 e A e v sow, each. ‘women's drfll team did | Charles F'. Hastings is the plaintitf. He L yards o, 25 m “fl‘ Dl"““‘ Bath 'To"l’, ice, now, each Bed Bheets, embroidered, scalloped, 81x90 size, seamiess, made of special, hard twisted cotton, real §1.00 value, each Plllow Cases, satin dtriped bordef, fine quality shéeting, eve- |lives at 1403 Wirt strest in the heart of TARD Leosoniiecsnanzinn.s r & prize cand | the district which is suffused with the :&"““v'og:“"’m ‘::d":" Re e Huck or Bath Towels, slightly imperfeot, 10 and now, each ...... From regular low. prices Mon- day on‘any trunk, grip or suit Toweling, soft fin| willed, 630 Kkind, now. in stock: M : right way, torn size 43x86, each............... stonere, Heartn 4 BOk Brcade, satre liam, ARy Woshy psibon case in stock. Make selections || peq spreads, 74x84 size, hemmed, crocheted, pure bl g has been set for July v 16 at 9:80 &, m. 4 ft. 6 in., heavy fringe, $3.25 value, each. Monday. unequalled at less than $1.75, now, each ............ High Class Dress : Silks— Le | Condition of Burnett - Wash Goods Clearance Sales ss Than Half|[ s ceerence sae Qomimencing M e at- . . . is More Hopeful § || .k Mvsritt T Seni-PorsslelnDisnerware Some encouragement s reported in the ries, Thousands of pieces of elegant Silks, waist-and -dress lengths, from our regular y Half or Lass bt | stook—the numbers that sold first—for Monday’s sale woe have divided them into four gr:'_fi'a:fi:;n:“ Piates, Fhuit 'fll’:; s, Platters, Bowls, Orepe, ths 80- n“h st r}u: Mam{.‘nnhnv sold -s ‘1;0:.. bl‘] ad * & E:‘?‘n-: o :::- 'n;:.::“ mll-‘to o ros el s aad . Plain and Novelty Dress Silks Plain and Novelty Silks n8 Taves assiee st bend his right i That sold at $1.25 to $3.60 a yard, all from 36 | That sold at 500 to $1.00 yard, including all Silk Canning Season Necessities offiesre first time since ‘to 40 inches wide, Batin Charmeuse, Crepe de | Foulards, Pongees, Striped Messalines, Plain Specially Priced. n 0dd stroke. Chines, Ckitfon, Taffetas, Brocade Silk, Poplins, | Messalines, Taffetas, few Wash Silk, etc.; thou- SURE SDAL. TRUIT JARG. i Dbdes mcm.“ 0‘:’:‘ I!illnl'::-::u Crepes, over 1-.30 pleces, | sands of pieces for your selection, all colors— 55-".'::’&“-3‘;.?"3::&&“ +-090 or on, | at, per » S o ' L8 (DAL in 4 coors tor sistion TR e 8 GBc | My . A8 e 18c || FmImTeSR LR : ; ; ind, at, ; ; Black Ohiffon Dress Taffetas, 36 inches wide, rich lustrens, finish; two choice values, || §85 825% Jir'cabk B g2 Demestic Room Tuesday’s Clearance Sale g s July Clearance of Distinctive Ready-to-Wear Apparel at Prices That Mark Them Distinctly Bargains Unequalled NINE ELEGANT TAILORED SUITS S BEAUTIFUL SUMMER DRESSES Three beautiful 3-piece models and six fine Y ,‘ Made to gell at $15.00 to $25.00, in an al- l! I / I Ei 1l | Joague. The Silk Suits, $45.00 and $50.00 values, to most endless variety of charming designs, Mualing, Ete. el close, choide, at...uens... $25.00 3 in plain and fancy silks, nets and all | 385n aeige, sl ororee: desirable patterns, now, yard..... S8¥é 6o .Apron Ginghams, +fast color, blue and white checks, -.mow, T TR T 2T l.l.“;\l !‘Illblouho’dk 38- n, now yd. 6%c Twilled Toi‘vfi ing, woft finish, n&w, most desirable summer. fabries, both white and colors, matchless values, at, clearing price $10 FOUR OTHER SPE- OIAL LOTS OF 3 23 100. Handsome Suits -~ That sold at $25.00 up to M!LOO._ gi HE i i §1 EH z i I ] ! ¢ i h | In wide range of colors, styles and materials, . at_ $5.00, $3.95, $2.95 NEW SILK DRESS . SKIRTS ‘. 8 | Made to sell to $15.00. nobby new styles, you'll Jike them, immensely ™ | = i i yards, center mseams, now, each ... 12%0 Pillow Cases, feiy ough the Long Orepe Kimonas . In scores of clever de.| resular sizes, hemmed, e ; signs, the newest ideas of | 16c Amoskeas, 33 City ana | paraee p':&!:fg"‘ha 45 prominent makers at $5.00| fine Chambray, acw, i pretty b 4 -4 e B P atinie Sani ‘12-50 i8¢ Wlndnor.cron Plisse, beautiful styles, now, yard ...11% 13%a Percales, yar wide, cut from the plece, now, yd., THe 39%¢ Table Damask, bleached or cream, now, yard ..... .m White Heatherlite Petticoat - > 3 All the regular $1.50 values, PINE SUMMER WAISTS AND BLOUSES, { NEW WASH SKIRTS §-| Froctisally - & : thonsmd for selection, s | Tr assortment of classy new at .......-..-..........m broadly varied im designs, attractively. priced S5l vor Al Bt Had s showing of walsts display” in Many splendid special val- :" OW" ? =.'M'=“l 'll::'l::ndlr!l:’ in any store: values truly ex- $1.95. $3.95 store. nes in Infant’s department. $2.95, 83.85 ~nd 84.95 ceptions at, $1.95, $2.95. : Men’s Summer Shirts "MORNING WE WILL BEGIN OUR T T 69¢ | Mid-SummerLace Clearance || i s simi 5o Sosetic sem Moosar U] Solu&:l.mdl:.,eoflhlwhdm’“ Medium size Japanned .Garbage Cana Large size Japanned Garbage Cans... Li7Dé Some Bargains in Aluminumware for your selection the most widely varied and attractive stock Baods, Insertings, Allover Laces and Lace below worth Prices range detached, all styles and colors. The great- B, 4%e ‘est lot shirt bargains ever shown. = u'-:hs. a::z Cast Aluminum Tea Kettle, a $3.45 e s . e at 98 cents, : e i Welkht Alwibinim i VAIUG, B ...t essassriiaaiionan In fino Sutin sirlpe Madras, Sisetis, | : 4nd balbriggan, oither ath- | e e e Sshiias” Kettles, $1.49 value .............. 98¢ Double Quantity Toilet Paper Ten bo-rolls “Gold Band” Tollet Paper.... Five 10c-rolls “Gold Band” Tollet Paper... 26¢ worth to a customer. No phone orders accep! No. 1 Country Creamety Butt u