Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 7, 1915, Page 14

THE BEE: TOMATOES OF POOR QUALITY s e o th e ot 9 b [ i satk t tho lask sreak, Tt 1o setts | Merry Time for All | California plums are 5 cents a crade, |ing $1.8% a sack now. | Prospects Bad for Local Crop—Ap. 204 ot many 4 baing wld, aithoueh at the Armour Gamp‘ ples Are Cheap—California Butter is steady at 28 cents a pound. | Lemons are the cheapest cver knmown | Cheese of all grades is remaining al-nu| o Peaches Next. ()MAH\ S-\T( RD\\ \I'(.L&T 7, 1915. Just to make doubly sure the Armour 1 ‘flrll were having a good time at King's || lake, Mesers. Orchard and Shields of the; \ | Armour company, accompanied by their LAW IS TO BE MADE wives, motored o the lake Thureday — | and proceeded to make things hum with | Jules Althaus loaned Alonzo Winslow | merriment. A huge camp fire was mnin|‘ or yoars Plenty of Caninloupes. 35 and tof .mh r with the commissgion and [and a “wiener” roast was indalged in :;:yfi;nn:'-:“:lr:":t'::;'u'mna'::my:.} for | Potatoes are 2 centa a peck. They have |interest, charged him a rate that iMru Hudson, the congenial hlp’rfln: ¢! from 90 cents to §1. Now they are selling | settled back again after a temporary rise [amounted to 300 per cent per annum. The |the camp, hastily dispatc h.dk in ndn ons at fsom 35 to B0 cents a market basket, | in price due to the extreme muddy fields [loan became due and was not pald, Wins- | to all the campers at the lake, and they " according to the grade. The prospect I8 | in which potatoes for a time could not be | Iow msserting the rate was in violation of i responded in large numbers. bad for & good local crop of tomatoes, | dug for the market. For a time they sold [law. Althaus will probably seok to collect necording to dealers. at 90 cents and $1 a bushel; but now can |and then be arrested. If convicted, he will fl Apples are as cheap a fruit ns one can | be had at & and 70 cents a bushel appeal, taking the case to the supreme | buy at thir time. Nice cooking apples | Cabbage is still a cent a pound and of |oourt in order to test the law can be had at 16 cents a peck | good quality at that figure. The loan shark law was passed by the | liver don't work. Stir your ilver with Southern Fiberta peaches are about| Flour has taken another advance and |legislature last winter and, became oper- [ Dr. King's New Life Pills. 2c. winding up this week, while California | is now selling at $7 and $7.25 a barrel. [ative July 1. ldmm'" —Advertisement. Fggs are steady at 19 cents a domen. | [at this time of year in Omaha Nice | steady. Jemons can be had at a dime a dosen. —————————— There I8 no record of any such quota- T sT OF L A A CHRAPER | thon o4 lerkou 12 August 1 tay forsase | & OAN SHARK year In Omaha. Cantaloupes are still abundant and are Your Chonce of Any Sllk Shlrt POTATOES GROW Tomatoes are of a rather poor quality &t present, owing to the bad weather that | selling at from 6 to 7% cents aplece N Liver Complaint Makes You Unkappy. No joy in itving It your stomach and | Included in this lot are all the fine silk crepe, silk broadcloth and satin. stripe silk shirts; worth $4.00, $4.98 and $5.50, some of these shirts are actually wort‘l up to $6.50; all go at one price A Gigantic Shirt Sale “Our Headlines on the Screen” STARTING MONDAY, AUG. 9 HAT happens in o] Omaha is of a great — deal more interest to you than what happens in Antwerp, in Ypres, or in Przemysl. An accident in a local park in which peo- ple whom you know are lost is more important to you than a marine dis- aster which wipes out over a thousand lives. In other words, what is _ “front page stuff” to yox is the event which concerns your everyday life. And, generally speaking, you are more interest- ed in domestic than in foreign news. Our New Affiliation Puts “Our Headlines on the Screen” So the Omaha Bee has ar- ranged that the important news events happening right here in Omaha and some that happen in other parts of the United States, will not only be told you in print but actualty will be shown you in motion pictures! This has been made possible by our affiliation with the National News Week- events. You will see “our head- lines on the screen.' That fire in your block, that celebration in your community, that sporting event in your city—all of these will receive as much attention as do the news events from other American cities. These Weekly Pictures Will Abound in “Local Color”’ A camera man is to work under the personal direction of the managing editor of The Bee. This insures an accurate and most timely review of local events. No fire, wreck, accident, parade, sporting event or other happening of interest will be permitted to escape the vigilant eye of the camera. The photographers—they constitute the largest force of camera men employed by any news service— have had the benefit of a special course of instruction to develop their news sense. Some exceptional films may therefore be expected. See These Bee Pictures at Your Neighborhood Theater We urge you to see these pictures which are to present an entirely new idea in news pho- tography. You can read about current events in The Bee. You can see them on the screen at your neighborhood theater. Do so! Ask the manager of your local theater what day The Omaha Bee World Film Weekly will be shown. Ask him any other particulars you'd like to know. 1,800 Men's Negligee and Golf shirts made of fine quality madras, corded oxfords, pongee and mercer- ized soisette. Evcrv shirt in the en- tire lot is worth $1.00; sale price for quick scllmg 490 Broken lot of all our Ath- G letic Union Suits, fine quality / linen, mull, corded madras i and fancy nain- s i :‘/? ‘ 4 sook materials. Values to $1.25, One big lot of AN Pure Silk Fibre \Q& Hose in all the new shades. Regular 25¢c 449 values, spccial, pair— 15¢ Manhattan Shirts : .~ é}lllxrt‘sisabl Manhattan $ l .25 @ é\lflrl‘s,zf;’ Manhattan s l '65 - All $2.50 and ¢ $3 Manhattan * Shirts, at— $1.95 All $3.50 to $4 Ma nhattan B Stirts, at— $2.85 N Al our fine Silk || Four-in-Hand Ties that have | been selling a $1.00, $1.25, some even $1.50, go in | one lot Satur- | day, choice for || 69c t e into the store Saturday and try on other people. value in being well dressed? e of our Distinctly Different Models. added self-respect in these original suits and they will add prestige to you in your contact with Is There A Man In Omaha who does not realize the actual mo : We Will Give You Choice oluy-d(howbnhnlmumehmhu-hek These ndhmhiloudfor ymmnmdmwlth years. Alluu-mum«l Saturday *11.00 $18.00 to $25.00 were our former prices In this offering are blue serges, full and half silk lined suits and also | serge lined suits; English patch pocket suits with two and three buttons. 7 All of them will be sold at $11.00. Get a Pair of Pants ” % We also have some excellent values in lroulen in our broken lots, which will be sold regardless of cost Saturday in three big lots; all sizes and weaves. Lot 1 $2.00 to $2.50 Values $1.00 Lot 3 $4.50 to $5.00 Values $3.00 to $3.50 Values If there is, let him step You will gain an $2.50 ly, a service organized to pro- vide the public with a News Pictorial based upon matters of local interest. You will be shown a film equally divided between local and national Palm Beach Suits ' made for the tall slender to the short heavy man. A stock is not complete without Palm Beaches in the rich dark shades, and we have the models that will surely appeal to you. They were formerly to $7.50, 5 00 . We consider it a privilege be able to offer our readers is new service and assure you that you will find the pictures to be most interesting. You must surely see them. Papers Co-Operating With Us: 5 w:: Public Ledger Atlanta Constitution Washington Times St. Louis Times Chicago Evening Post News Orleans Times- hcqyunc Milwaukee Journal Cincinnati Enquirer Detroit Times ~ Buffalo Examiner Dallas News Minneapolis Journal - Cleveland Leader Baltimore News Pittsburgh Dispatch ' (Note: Complete list will be announced at a later date.) Bee--World Film Weekly | ~ Wo | Film Corporation, Omabs, Distributers now to be sold at Palm Beacli Trousers, natural shades, pair Visit us and be convinced. Street Gar Service fo the Races For the accommodation of Speedway patrons attending the races on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week, through car service from 14th and Howard Streets direct to the Speedway will be maintained beginning at 12:30 P, M. each day during the races. These cars will bear signs read- ing: “TAKE THIS CAR TO SPEEDWAY."” In addition, there will be stub service from 16th and Locust Streets to the Speedway, beginning at 8:00 A. M. Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Railway Co.