Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 16, 1916, Page 7

THE BEE BRIEF CITY NEWS “Townsend's fox Sporting Gooda™ Tighting Pixtures—Burgess-Granden Diamond Engagement Rings. Kdholm. Have Root Print It Now Beacon Press o Sell Real Estate, list it with ] H. Dumont & Co., Keeline Bldg “Today's Movie Program,’ clussified section today. It appears In The Hee ex- clusively. Find out what the varfous moving pieture theaters offer. i Three Are Fined—Iack Bowman,| Neldberd and Al Richards were ined $1 and costs for violating rules of the road. All three paid their fines " Night Meeting for Noonday Club-— | In an:r of the usual weekly meet " ing Wednesday noon, the Noonday club this week will give a smoker | and dinner at the Commercial club rooms Thursday. A program of music and toasts will be given Maiden Name Restored—Olive | Dahlberg has been granted a divorce from Eskil and is also restored her maiden name of Burleson, Charles | C, Clemence asks a divorce from his wife, Louise, who threatened to ]YH[ him, he says. | Use “Tox-TUe" Bhingles. Sunderiands. | \ | ' Rain Boost the | o Cro;p Conditions The data for the crop report of the | Burlington for last week was mostly | gathered prior to the heavy and gen- | eral rains of Friday and Saturday, | and consequently it does not show | the actual cro| ing in Nebras week When this data was secured gathered for tabluation by the eral superintendent there werc number of dry spots in the state since then they have been given a thorough wetting and 1t is asserted that there has been a decided change for the better | indicates | P conditions maintain- | ka at the close of the | and gen- | “ to the winter wheat, especial . e tabulated shows the following on winter wheat, together with the con dition at the end of the previous g week, this estimate being for the W four divisions of the Burlington road, covering the greater portion of the winter wheat belt of the state Divistons Last weel, Previous week Omahs 9 94 Lincoln [ i Wymors 9 o5 MeCook 90 4 Generally during the period under review, with the exception of the high wind of the three days of the first half of the week, conditions were good for pushing the work of corn planting. Farmers took advan- tage of the opportunity and the esti- mate is made that at lfn‘ close of the week one-hall of the acreage on the . ". A S S T T T R I'he Burlington report that the high winds of the first three days of last week did some damage |vi It : /iiw i‘v & Ui Wy JERRY AN ARBITRATION BOARD Jarry | clerk a long argument in favor of the estabiishment of an arbitration board appointed by the city councl! to be ‘There tives of officials. tends be medla When It Rains IMROD DROPS IN had been planted division it is estimated that | more the soil was sandy. On such land [fuly seven-tenths of the planting had TO VISIT HIS OLD FRIENDS the earth was blown away from the |been finished & ‘ roots of the plant, leaving them ex AMfalfa is about ready for the first | Albert A. Helmrod, son of Mr. and posed to the sun, It is believed, | cutting, and with good weather it is |Mra. George Heimrod, one of Omaha's 5 however, that the recent rains have |believed that within ten days a large | Ploneer familion, is looking In on some not only repaired all the damage |portion of it will be cut and in the | ©f h# boshood friends on his wuy from done, but given the grain a new start | stack | Denver to New York, where he Is asso- that it will be able to maintain until | Fruit prospects continue the best | clated In business with the Research harvest years with the exception of iso- | corporation. Mr. Helmrod reports that ‘ Comparative Condition lated sections where some late m.-n;hmv father Is living at Berne, having On the basis of 100 per cént for a did ome damage, Pastures con-|fully recovered from a broken ankle efect crop condition the data as|tinue good and potatoes are making | sustained last year, and his two sisters, 9 P good headway | both married, are living, one in Berne and the other in Berlin His brother, Dr. George Helmrod, although blinded as | | the result of a chemical explosion, con- | tinues In the service of the Rockefeller institute, but is doing his work {n Han- | over HOWARD WANTS {foward has filed with the city — King's New Discovery. better for your cold Dr. 1» woetul lack of represents- | There is nothing sons of tolls among the eity wrote Mr, Howard, He con- ut wll labor differences would ted by this board over forty years. Guaranteed gista.~Advertisement " Mex! Willing to Fignt. The letter will be presented at the| mounsville, Tox., May 16.—Fwo city council Tuesdny morning and {t {8 | hundred Mexicans at an Benito, who have possible the privi —— Omaha, Lincoln and McCook di-| Bee Want 4dw bring the best results, e expresscd n Aesire to form & battalion to 104 Howard may be granted of the floor. trouble with Mexico, will not bs mustered into the Texas Nationai guard, but will hold themselves in readiness Lo answer'a call of the United States government T T T . A T R RS e o Ybetter quality,—without aver actual Mileage out of them ! You can accidentall; E Extravagant Tires), than you have on Goodrich ‘‘Barefoot” Tires, which cost Ruin into one-tenth LESS, for self-same Service, plus more Resilience, —more Cling, Spring, and true Pneumatic quality. Now,—consider that Message, —for Thrift. Then note following prices:i— Goodrich “Fair-List’ BLACK “BAREFOOT" SAFETY 30x3 30 x 3% 32 x 3% 33x4 x4 36 x 4% 37x8 38 x 5% } ., Ford Sizes “- @ - | PUSHING ON TOWARD BAGDAD Asiatic Turkey is the only war the ater where infantry actions of any great importance are reported. On the line in France and Belgium and in the Austro-Italian theaters there | than Dr. King's New Discovery; in use | All drug- | fight for the United Btates in the event of | OU can pay 10% to 50% MORE than Goodrich Fair-List prices, for other Fabric Tires of no Puncture, — or accidentally —~the highest-priced Fabric Tire that ever was frille xtravagance, —in the FIRST WEEK you use it ! And, —you would have no more 7recourse (with such OMAHA, TUESDAY, MAY TURKS SHOW GRIT AGAINST RUSSIANS; Force Advance Guards of Czar's Troops to Retire Northwest of Erzerum, have been On the Russian front bombardments are minor engagements in progress and Turks attacks and I'he Russians are con counter at f the Black tinuing their tacks in the region south Sea littoral and also west of the Per where the Russians are force sian border endeavoring to their way through with Bagdad and a junction with the | British forces farther south their evi | dent ohjectives | To the northwest of Erzerum, in | the Kope mountain region, Constanti nople reports the repulse with heavy :éeautlful ' ‘ Hair Tinting Nothing #o robs a woman of her good 1ooks and attractivensss as K'Yy | streaked or fad And there s no the Mesopotamia region, or senso ln tol ernting unat tractive halr than thero Iy in wearing unbe oming KoOwns. The one hafr atain that atands supreme G ¥ tone” ple and eany to iwe, Nomixing Just comb or brush it Into your hafr. It can not be de- tacted, will not rub or wash off, acta in- atantly and is absolutely harmiess | "Brownatone” will give any shade de- wired from light Kolden brown to black | Your druggist sells “Brownatone’ or will got it for you, A sampleand a book. Jet will he mafled you upon receipt of 10 centy and your orders will be filled direct from our lnboratories I you pro fer. Mention whade desired Two sizes—26c and §1,00 “Brownatone'” at your halr Insist on areswor's Prepared by the IKKenton Pharma Co,, 620 V. Pike Bt., Covington, Ky. Kold and guaranteed in Omaha by | Sherman & McConnell Drug Co. Stores and other lead) 1 lers Restored ' Gray Hair ' to its Natural Color applications to ite original dark, glosey boen gray on Ins r.u. maiter how long it has Isded, v d-ndrui un:‘nd by aging 1% MORE these Fair-Listed you one-third to ’ Prices -TREADS ($10.40 |$13.40 $15.45 $22.00 $22.40 $31.60 $37.358 $50.60 7 16, 1916. whila those who are belisved taken on to f Russian attacks to regain PASSES PHYSICAL EXAM relative » be incurable will be lost p: ons l‘r::..my.‘! admits that mn this gen FOR THE NAVAL ACADEMY Washington and placed in an asylum eral region, around LErzingan and . & near that city \schkala, the Turks forced their ad- F A Biagkivdyl LA M —ee vance guards o retre at some points, [ Dackletee ot el cvut, Moo vae | GROSBY TO HOLD INQUIRY yut says the Ottoman forces desiste s he physical examination for ad Annapolis, Md A stances inquest Inquiring into the eireum- surrounding the death of W, extremely heavy casualties Farther south, to the cast of Mosul fhe Kussans are throwing a ireah | FIFTY INSANE SOLDIERS 5 Koela. Jhe Mal g N R orce into the attac directed 4 t Al ke " S occupied the Rowanduz region, which streets, will be held hy Coroner Crosby lies some 120 miles north of Kase-| Fifty inmane soldiers, recently from |this afterncon at o'clock The Shirin, where they were last reported | will puss through [(nquest was continued several weeks to he operating This would place or the LUnton Pacifie-North- | ago to allow Officer Thrasher to tes- the Russian troops at points about [ Western Iato tonight whose | tify. Thrasher was In the hospital when 220 miles north and 120 miles north- {minds are not too W affectad | the case wam first hrought before a cast of Bagdad will he dropped off at the homes of | coroner's jury mesnStore Hours: — e T S 8:30 A. M. to 6 P, M. Saturday Till9P. M BURGESS-NASH COMPANY. “"EVERYBODY'S STORE" STORE NEWN FOR TUESDAY, Monday, May 15, 1016, “Phone D. 187, Special 10c Sale In Our Big DOWN STAIRS STORE | For Tuesday Only RESENTING a great aggregation of specialz at ten cents, that smacks of the nns usual. In most instances each ten cents spent does double duty. NOTE ~=Lavender price cards designate the unnsual spe- cial yalues at 10c, whether they are advertised or not, Children’s Muslins---Men's Wear Children's muslin drawers, knicker etyle at 10e . Women's dust caps, assorted light percales, 2 for 10¢....... Men’s and Boy's silk 4-in-hand scarfs, special, 10c...,..... Men’s shield bow ties, of good quality silks, 10e........ Choice Mon's white handkerchiefs, hemstitched, full sized, 2 for 10e. . Tuesday Men's undershirts and drawers, odd garments, 10¢...,...... Men's soft collars, all sizes in the lot at 4 for 10e......... 1 Oc Men’s good quality elastic arm bands, special, 10e. .. Men’s pad garters, new fresh elastie, special 10e. .. P'ain or fancy silkalines, values to 15¢, Tuesday, yard 10¢, .. Wash Goods and Domestics 2he fancy bordered or ribbon edged serims, yard 10e, 25e eurtain etamines, 2 to 10-yard lengths, yard 10e. | #2-ineh zephyrs cr fancy red seal ginghams, yard 10e. [ 18¢ voft finigh lougeloth, 40 inches wide, yard 10e, Tuesday 18¢ faney figured satines, 36 inches wide, yard 10c. | 15¢ faney cretonnes or silkalines, 36.inch, yard 10e, l Oc 15¢ snow white cambrie, 36 inches wide, yard 10e. i5¢ pillow cases, bleached, 42x36 or 46x36 at 10c, Butter cup, hund rolled, white cotton batts, 8 oz, at 10c, | Touriet ruching, 6 yarde in a box, Tuesday, box 10c, Embroideries, Laces, Hosiery, Underwear Remnants of silk mesh veilings, 1 to 1%4yards at 10e. ..., ...... Women’s handkerchiefs, plain white or embroidered, 3 for 10¢ (lorset cover embroidery, 14 yards to pattern for 10¢........ Linen and val luce insertion, special Tuesday, 6 yards 10c, Sample pieces of chiffons, nets laces, ete., % to 14 yards, 10e Embroidered flouncings, 18 inches wide, special, yard 10c.,, . [ Real linen cluny lace, 1 to 2 inches wide, yard 10¢..,..... Children’s sample cotton hose, ribbed black cotton, at 10e.,,, Women's black cotton hose, plain or ribbed tops, 10e. ... ... Women’s sample white cotton vests, low neck, sleeveless, 10e. Towels, Silks, Wash Goods Bleached Turkish towels, 18x35-ineh, each 10e, Large size bleached huck towels, 19x38-inch, each 10e. A | 1sleached crash toweling, 18-inch, red border, yard 10c. Choice | Knitted mesh dish cloths, 15x15-inch, Tuesday, 3 for 10ec. Tuesday | Sewing machine oil, stainless, 15¢ bottle, Tuesday 10e, | Sewing machine needles for all machines, dozen 10e, ] Oc Sample pieces of silks, very special for Tuesday, 10c. | Remnants of wash goods, were 25¢ to 50¢, Tuesday at 10e, |Serim pillow ruffles, all colors, 4 yard lengths, 2 for 10e, {Pillow slips for porches, ready to use, special 2 for 10c, Jewelry, Stationery, Dinnerware Ormulo gold jewel cases, silk lined, special at 10e. .., Women's novelty finger rings, stone sets, special at 10e Hat pins, big lot from which to choose, special at 10¢ Choice Choice Tuesday 10c 4 Cholce Novelty neck beads of all kinds, or long chains, 10¢.....,.... Decorated crepe paper, regular 15¢ fold, Tuesday, 2 for 10e Tuesday Stationery, linen finish, regular 10¢ box at 2 for 10e.......... | Ruled tablets, regular 5S¢ kind, Tuesday at 3 for 10e, .. euv... l Oc Decorated dinnerware, soup bowls, bakers, platters, ete,, 10e Brown or green stone jugs, large size, 25¢ value, 10e, .. ,..... | Serving trays, mahogany finished, wood frame, 39¢ values, 10c ) Glassware, Enamelware, Housefurnishings (4 herry howls, pickle dishes, covered butter dishes, 10a Ulass table tumblers, plain or colonial pattern, 5 for 10, X Fali'e glass fruit sancers, optie pattern, 5 for 10e Choice Gray enameled sance pan i'\,nuu'l size, special for 10a Tuesday Gray enamelod covers, 18¢ value, 10 Damond C Laundry Soup, Tuesday special, 5 bars, 100 loc Light House Cloans pecial for Tuesday, 3 cans, 10e A Cudahy Pearl White Laundry Soap, special, 3 bars, 100 " Avine evepe t o toilet paper, special, 5 rolls 10« Steel hlade huteher K alues to 19 for 10 | e Wash O BAgemant EDICATORY ceremonies marking the beginning of “RIALTO CITY" at Ralston-Omaha will be filmed for national cireulation. You can SEE YOURSELF IN THE MOVIES f WEDNESDAY) Sizteenth street, powng sowth; or, \f you motor, go by way of Q streed, you altend afternoon, take KRalston car ol