Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 2, 1916, Page 6

T THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: APRIL 2, 1916 Bellevue Students Help Pay Way by Beautifying t P ¥ Auring the spring whor (he colloge 1o Bef of thelr axpemsen; LUnder il dywectio of Foster Kamt and Vdward Mike, fire mon and custolians regulerly in the en ploy of the Cummings, Amists of the institution vaking the hrond ¢ oolioge bullalngs & walke up the Wil and buck Hal o the new college Luring mos. of the weeh ean B1vided (nto gangs, Home Tave Lenning up the camp.s revarnishing fleors and hounecteaning n Vontenelle HUMMEL IS BUSY collage, Kyt wpring Hamilton doing Buys Immense Amount of Trees and Shrubs to Beautify City Breath- ing Spots, ALFALFA FOR CARTER LAKE The city park department s busy with springtime activities One thousand white elms will be received within ten days for Carter Lake park Bixty acres of this park are belng sowed with alfalfa weed, the purpose being to kill off undesirable vegetn tion. Three thousand rose bushes wnd $00 bridal wreath bughes have been ordered for distribution in the parks, | The South Bide system will be con sldered thlg seanon Commissioner HMummel ordered 13 worth of shriubs and trees for besutifying the parking st the Wainut Hill water station, the Water board having fin ished the grading of a bovlevard through this tract Play Apparatos. Piny apparatus will ve instalied within two weeks at Mandan and #pring Lake parks on the Houth Mide, and about April 15 sil the piay apparatus will have been taken out of winter quarters and placed In the recreation centers A pavilion is being constructed In he College Campus waik (o the gym hus un» ] raining auree 1 IIXINg w0 concreie o have heer the wawart, Varry Johns, inrwond ehurdsor vacation wre Man [ fuxwell, Clint Day and Staphen APRIL FOOL JOKER Elks' Club Chef Quits Job Without | Notice and the Whole Club Goes Hungry. JUDGE BRITT BITES ON ONE Hoveral score of loysl and hupgry members of the Omaha lodge of Elks hiked for the Klks' club rooms at poon Lo pariake of the ususl choles luncheon served there But they gere doomed Lo disap pointinent be chef, whose duty it is to prepare the above mentioned choles funcheon look w slant at the culendar and saw It was April 1, therefore April Vool day. Without making any anuvouncement of bis contemplated maneuvers, Mister Chat paoked bis belongings and flew the coop. Thus did Aprl) Vool day work an awful hardship on the Elks Writt i Vany Subjeet, Judge , W. Britt “bit’ en an Apri) fool joke when ha rushed up to 1o the court house expecting (o mest & brida {and groom in need of his services, The | Judge nud Wis mouth wll mads up and & reguiar benign and beatifle simile, such a8 are used only on special ocoasions, hooked onto his face, but when he found it that some of his friends had mats Mandan park, which commands the fin- | o «gout” of him, the expression changed, oot river view of any of the parks of Greater Omaha, Friday afternoon the recreation Aepart ment jeased & tract at Thirty-ninth and Q streets for use as A base ball ground | this seanon, | | § \ % ADORNING PARKS HAS ONE BUSY MYE | April Fool Joke Played on Guests of the Hotel Rome Candidates with Cold Feet May Now Withdraw from Race Candidates who flled for publie office subject to the primary of April 15, and who have since become affected with cold fost, may withdraw to thelr hearts’ con tent, Wlestlon Commisslonsr Moorhead announces, ‘The opinion of the attorney gonaral 0 the matter has caused the election comminsloner to ehanges his mind Candidates who wish to withdeaw, how ever, are urged to make haste, Mr. Moor head declares, bocnuse the primary bhallot #1ll soon be In the hands of the pnmu and then it will be too Ints, @reat Reduction Noted in Scarlet olonel Anderson was the ohief Joke Fever Cases Here - Jueats, when they fnaulred “If thupe | TR e bt was ar o telekrama for number R Pobrarr ot M *o and Colonel Anderson gave them RS Ointary o0 N the startling reply that “there was no During Pebruary thare nd | ek reom In that hote! SRe tath! for March was B, The nvorags| "Why, 1've stopped at this Notel for Zor day far the Iasl woek was six, As|*ENL years and have always had the SEAINS AN average of twelva per day | Ame ¥ now you tell me there's n tor March A - o e The following easos wera reporied Pri. | lraveling saman [ ;.-.. Witltne aseph (nsnon Wirnett, 4tin .‘..m Bogus Dalrymplv Heir Sent to Prison .. MILWAUKER, Wi Lorrain, who possd Dadrymple, helr 1o Fort Allegheny. ' 18 siale prisen for five . worthioss cheaka in Milwaus Lasrrnit UL DEATH RECORD. Mes, M, W Davie M Davie died Priday svening The howne of her daughion, Mra W 7 Porty Ninth and m-......, aftar & prolongsd Hlness Robinaen, she leaves nn- Mis Manry M. Preveart o Me, Clarredt Biesde of & ATy Daviy of Les Angaien W opoars ol and had lived m»nnumum e bedy will b taken | ;’f" “t i (2 i ‘!E; i ; ol homa, Metropoim, 1, Wi fumaral servioss will ba held at the Pw H shureh, of whieh she was o |0 The Plome hotel perpetrated & wholesals All Fools day Joke on its guests and it wan without “malice or forethought,” in the reckoning of Colonel W, . An derson. chief elerk Yor two or thres hours several hundred Kuesta at tho hoetel were unable to locate thelr matl or telograms. It was aii on nocount of the fact that the hotel man agement did not consult the calendar whan it dscided 1o make & sweeping change in the system of numbering rooms. Guests who retired Priday night in fooms A I8, 12, C 18 and #o on and s forth, awakened in rooma 118, 228, 113, and orrespondingly Many wuests, some of them ardent de otees of the dry movement, too, rubbed thelr oyes wonderingly many times if thay chanced to glance at thelr room numbers before they came down to the offy WJunior Pioneers Will Meet Moudny‘ V o Wind that | ' th of July fame body will ¥ o Harry TRIRUE firmh . ' Swed svery now and then The Monday night will s | aplond wit) wiel parfurmers, musla k.u.. fond, and the wig oL prossnoe of & | e £ oandideies Wpreah making ‘IA\---‘ frowned s |Greon Wlll Address th«- Omaha Ad Olub advertising mansger of | e ¥ ‘...-.“ MY an.n.‘ e t heal edics [0S oid &t the Panton | I hote Ay ) Hia Ak wit f t Adve WY LY LV LV LV LI Merchandlse Values of Ungestionable Superiority COOI OISO | working for | | s 2 % i s § § 3 v e rrre v e e ———————— ———— - —————— e e ————, New All Wool Materials for Easter Suits edneh Covert Cloths and Vyench Velours, & big showin these popular cloth g pretty mixtures snd checks Knglish worsted sultings, stySish Scoteh mixtures, in the new Lans, Kra $l 50 sl 98 wpecial values wt . und . G4Anch fing all wool Vrench serge, & special value for 100 Pleces of plain and novelly suitings, In fancy mix Monday; 40 pleces in the new shades of military tures, stripss and blues,” Russiens greens, African browns taupe, plum, sle,; Monday at Binck and White Ehepherd checks, fn sevaral vizes clossly woven, fine finlshed cloth, worth 51 25 . 11,76, very specinl st | plulde, 4% to b4 Inches wide 98 $1.60 1o 82,00 yalue [¥ sl 50 whirts Made to Ovder in our Tallor Bhop;, smart, stylish models shown 1o our Daylight Dress Goods Beetlon perfectly fitted and finlshed, soo them sz 00 ’ Mondny, for the making D e s S T f R e T TP A Tremendous Showing of Beautiful UNDERMUSLINS Monday A showing in the selection of which the utmost care has been exercised, to insure not only cholcest styles that the best makers have to offer, but care to see that all the little details of making, which insure satisfying service, are fully, up to the standard Gowns, Envelope Chemise, Combinations and Bkirts, 1ew hand embroides worth up 1o ¥/ One lot of Ladies’ Combination Buits, Satin and Ialinn Corset Covers, garments in this lot worth to #5.9% duintily trimmed with $1.29 snmnples and odd $1.98 Dainty Trimmed Batin and Crepe de Chine Gowns, Bkirts, Combination Buits, Envelope Chemise, duinty luce, $3.50, $4.98 Italian 8ilk Topped Union Buits, in pink and white, re inforeed; worth 1o #1.50; this sale, at . B0¢ ot mnde of fine nainsook, und duinty Incoy 00, for lots, net aid chiffon trimmed; worth to #1000, for Great Specnal fine lacos ‘“ h\ l,. | moderate, 1f you want the best in Is TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST, $2.560 Radiu $1.00 Orienta) Mouncings, m All Over Lauces, per yard 'Ilbh ’wtflf‘ ~ M Wbo Ao f“‘l’ M‘c“hr to $2.00 All Over Laces, white .Iu'n:lm‘q'l"vu have things just right, like to select from, not only on S5¢ Wiks Wark Lides, saf yard account of its good style, but because of broad assort- 10¢ Val Laces ments, sterling quality and pleasing prices, 16¢ Our April Furniture Sales Offer Splendid Sav- ing Opportunities: Fumed Oak Dining Table, round, extension, 45-inch tep, for $12.50 Fumed Onk China (Moset, worth $25.00 and #2800, on sale for . ; - $19.50 Leather Slip Seat Dmmg Chairs, worth $3.50 each, on sle for | .. $2.50 Val and Pllet Laces. ..., 266 Camisols Laces, yard 10¢ $1.00, at A specinl 207 Macount on all 274neh Flouncings, worth from 82,20 to $4.76 #oe UHIVFONS, 15¢ YARD regular price, 3be; sale price, yard CORSETS All the world of fashion now studies t for Spring, First comes Wood Seat Dining (‘hmrn full boxed 2-ineh post, Vernis Martin Bed $5.50 style in gowns, Child’s Swing, exactly like Iu.ruu luwn .winu, 4-pns Models in Corsets and Brassieres, senger, on sale for .. .. $2.50 n wpecialty of Misses' Corsets and Corse Large Golden Oak Library l‘nMc- highly polished, on Also medium and full figures, Extra sale for ., : B $12.50 pets (o size 40, Kxtra size Brassieres, Dressers, )filfl.m A A 0 AP Begins Monday, April3d...NEBRASKA PURE F STAND UP FOR NEBRASKA 18 THE SLOGAN Damend M Mour, Nebraaka made. o Several Big Special Purchases, But Recently Received, Will Add a Pleas- urable Bargain Space to the April Sale Ladies’ Gowns, Combina. Ladies’ Muslin Drawers and | ory and lace frimmed tion Buits and Bkirts, cm-| Corset Covers, dainty lnce flounces — Bkirts and crope broidery and lace trimmed,|and embroidery trimmed; de chine Oorset Covers, Regular 75e values, at 39¢ worth to 20e, at. ..., 15¢ Worth to %20, at 69¢ A AAAAA DA AN AADANAAAANAA DA BAADBANANANNAAANASANS N S PSP N\ LACE SALE Monday Will Be the Big Lace Day of the Beason, We have the largest and best selected line of in the eity and our prices are always SPECIAL SBALE PRICES FOR MONDAY The latest Venise Kdge Oriental Net Laces, worth 2he to 19¢ o 6D¢ Novelty Lace A special ot of )ining Chiffons, double width, For Your New Spring Dress the cholce of Corsets, for they are the very base and foundation of We now have our new 8pring We make loxpert corsetieres in attendance to aid your se AY " DODGE & D ‘ e ! [ oD v/ f k| [ fl f Italion Bilk Vests worth to $3.00, ai Children's Embroidery or Lace Trimmed Bkirts and Drawers, worth to Hoe, 19¢ Children's Muslin Drawers, tueked, embroidaered, $1.75 and Bloomers, hand | He 10¢ Ladies’ Lace and embroid ery Yoked Gowns, dainty embroidery and trim med Envelope Chemise and Combination Buits, ernbroid hemutitehed, drawers, af Inee VOOH, $1.75 49¢ oBe¢ 19e¢ be The wnd 15¢ 54---PIANO Instruments “Traded” In on New and Will Be Sold Re Cl (VERY SLIGHTLY USE/ A88 A| AND NEARLY NEW Many of these are exceptionally high grade | 15¢ Pianos. They eame from homes of culture and refinement and were ‘‘traded in”’ on @ + Angelus Player Pianos, Splendid bargains. Ha Some as low as $125.00. | fini Class These are second-hand Pianos, w A Partial List of ] he styles [and are good for years of ser vice, t Waists, size Cor J4 to B2, y alue ) !\;‘.:,‘h”‘u"" i : valnes; floor ;Ill“l'l."s;i leetion and inshre correct fitting nnd satisfu ‘Iv‘m"""“““' Practice 8 .50 ‘ ‘:!',::4 ":""“I‘L"' ! _“"."' tion 1 Upright Oak Practice $360 Ebersole, Golden Onk Dresser, 4 drawers $10.50 et SR Plano 8 50| 0850 Baumbach 5 ' Sw . v, orsets, front or back 1 Upright Practice Plano hogany - 7b¢ (.n“M ,’ h“,"m', hangs inside house J6¢ \ ’. Inced, slightly soiled: don’t -I-n‘-h\' 875 l l:u.: Nehr Brow., hoy (enuine Combination Mattross $5.50 #iil to see these Dargain LA s Kisen 875 Ay RS One-Motion Collapsible (o holoe, Monday 81,19 $460 Rohmer, rebullt S50 | #2560 Hiohm Cart, rubber tires and hood, \ $400 Hohmer, rebullt RLTO | 1660 Hioinwa n $4.75 h \ Brassior fustening Hrand Il ¥ (me-Motion Sulky o Cart 1 front or back, nieely teim e 'nbove only partial list, Tern 4 at $3.50 ! med; choie e 10¢-8heet Musio L e R . S foh S 7S FOOD WEEK-—-Conhnucs Throughoul ['ntlre Wm‘ QUALITY GOODS AND A STATE OF PLENTY Al Wing |10 bare Noat 'Bm ALl or Dian " Fhe best Sivletly Feesh Vs, Iabd I Neo | Freah Cabbage. per 11 T | finer for hread, ples or cakes, par 4500 ninde in Nebraskas aNDe benska, por dosen B0¢ | Fresh Carrots, Turnips, Bhallots or ok .lv-'hmm Duteh Cloanssr, made (n Nebrask Full Creain Chasss, per Ih A’Jr per buneh fe | Health Flonr, 150. four of highest quality rans for h, Pull Cream White, Yonox America COhess Presh Asparagus, per | Oe wade In Nebraska, por 444b, saok *] “ox 1 bars Kiootrie Apark Moap, made In par 1 S4de | Voney Hipe 1 stove, per | O T. 0. Bryneer's Whole Wheat, Rye and Ora | Lraska .‘“.‘ Full Crowm Weiok o Limburger Chosss, jar | Paney lnre Cusiimbers, os, 18 %@ e ham Flour, made fn Nehraaka, 2416 sack 10 bars Pearl White Soap, made \“‘ ded X Sde ““' Heets, Carvote, Turaips oF Pare for 006 | "Lk ke | fpartad Roauetart Oy 810 e A A h e | Tmported Houguefort Chesss, (b ' large n ) "m:‘l:’:‘"'::"::‘:'?":':'n':"" CALaUP. | aninnor's Macaront, Vermioolll or Hpa WHANEAND NAVEL ORANaR AniT Paney Cape | ARBOTTien, P 84 “,: ‘ V:III- SR Deaties Cab BYNe | made tn Nebraska, § phas J“a FLOMDBDA GHAPE FRULT SALE MONDAY Paney Hoad |« p e e vee ahes and | Adva Jell, for dessert 1'% quality gomds The Mighiand Navels oaenl all others for gual Fanoy Hhubarh, per 1) 5 Orashers, made n numn‘: made I Nebroaks, phy TWe | It and favor, Monday. jer dosen. @ honits Frosh Hothouse Leat Latt 100 1, 10¢, 19N and 100 | 1 largs eans Bikhorn MK, wiade 10 Ne She and Im \ " . Damond 1 Naking Powder, 11b. can. W8 e | branka Qe | YRR Flaride Graps il Monday Ll KINDS OF GARDEN RERDS. 10N | Hamond M Panoake Flour, pha | Unele Bam o Nreakfaat Pood, made (0 N6 Hhe, '{' wnd ,’ ‘o VOLR ONION sETs NOoW Neatiing Nroaktast Pood, wade in Nebrasks, | braska, pha 18¢ 20 The beat Ned Wiver Potatons, por pock S0 | The w Lok A (9o weehs por phg 1200 @ | 14 Iha Pent Pure Granulated Nigar ‘ .‘)8 18 1ha te (he peoko-waich your weights only art h ' BOOKT OUR NERIASKA PRODUCTS MK OUR um NEREET WINDOW DisrLAY, AR S AN A L A A A AR A A A A AAA DA A A - HAYDIN'I FIRST T PAYMann'MMMMMMMt/ 4"