Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 28, 1916, Page 3

- ~N \ Postmaster Bridgeport Official For Tem- Washington, Telegram.)—]. G. Porter, postmaster at Bridgeport, Neb,, has been fired by Postmaster General Burleson for in- | quiring mended an increase in the salary of First ' Roper and the three other assistant postr.asters | close .. 4 .48, L ~ By 3121314 F3 R > - SURLESON FIRES SOUGHT TO GET MORE CLERKS FIERAPRITRINIRONERT PR TR O e S e in office. NEBRASKA NASBY the department, For several 1 get an increas General Dismisses | peramental Failing, wrote —— Nee My clerk 27.~(Special twelve hours; how the increase why Mr. Burleson recom- Assistant general, Porter is a political ally of Senator Hitch- |sign. THE “UNION'S” factory markets of America. being offered at this store, 5] WASHING MA- CHINES, Just like illustration Made of red Louisiana Cyp ress; wsides and e your Worth . Bale price CURTAIN STRETCH- ERS. Hard w0 4 frames, plete with $1.25. Salc this Reed Go-Cart with Hood. This is a very fine, well made reed with full spring construction splendid Go-Cart Daily auto delivery to Dun- dee, Benson, Florence, South Side and Council Bluffs. and upholstered in | Bedford cord. SANl'l'ARYSTEEL COUCHES. Have full steel frame, drop sides that can be easily d into a full sized bed. nteed fabric. Sale price \ 9198 “» TABLE price THIS COLUMBIA GRAFON OLA, RECORD CARINET AND TWELVE LATEST ELEC TIONS, COM $26.40 FOR e PEOPLE a0 Postmaster General Burleson has declined to keep him because he says Porter is “temperamentally unfitted” for the office and “grossly disloyal to nths Porter tried to | clerks in his office. here turned him down. Mr. Roper, the rirst assistant: ce the postmaster general has requested more assistants, orks ten and a half hours; how long does yours work? If your heart is sound yc If the sho you in danger 1 should hate to have | day on account of bad weather. They you take such a step on my account Postmaster General | Please tilt to about $240.” On receipt of this letter the depart- ment suggested that Mr, Porter re- Patrons of the Bridgeport of-| cock of Nebraska and the latter is |fice, it is said, regarded Mr. Porter as | fans in the ninth when the Rourkes | cally destroyed making an effort to have him retained {.m efficient postmaster Wields a TREMENDOUS power in the greatest furniture This power is clearly dem- onstrated in the “UNION’S” values that are constantly At no other place can HIGH QUALITY, DEPENDABLE furnishings be purchased at prices so LOW, nor on more suitable terms. COMPLETE PORCH SET. Just like illustration, e b SOLID OAK, BE BOUGHT ARA | 5 CAN adjust able, 1 N\rm— Worth i I il | e Rooms Furnished $99 Complete Yonth J oven plate. PEDESTAL EX. TENSION Like il ‘w.‘»l’l‘. lustr .\.hun and Made. made of solid oak. Has large circular top fitted wilth 6-foot Round pedestal P 1w $10.05 Buy Flags for Decoration THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: King AK's Hustler lngAtte;i§;§§ as TWO AUTOS MEET Members of the Ak-Sar-Ben hust- 7 crew a dec Ymaha-Topeka | 3 n the number of |!ing crew attended the Omaha-Topeka | Cgrg Carrying Seven Persons The department |§ame yesterday afternoon. lide in Front of Brandeis On May 2 he The slaves of Samson were guests | Hom ome at the game of Frank Judson, who What for? Two automobiles, Wilber Jones, 5923 base ball as soon as they had signed I work | up 1,500 subjects for his imperial ma- one long do you work? | jesty. can grant | will place | a week ago, but put it off until yester- Florence Petersen, 101 South came in automobiles gayly decorated |Street, came together in the |in Ak-Sar-Ben colors and occupied | collision front baxes, They cheered uproarously the game and led the attack of the|night. driveway of Both machines were | captured the game, In the car driven by Mr @ IMMENSE BUYING POWER Our LOW expense, our INEXPENSIVE location further enable us to teduce costs and selling price to you. When you deal at the “Union,” the IMMENSE buying power of this store is yours, enabling you to purchase a single piece or a complete furnishings for your home at a BIG saving and as usual YOU MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS. [ REFRIGC ERATORS — If you get & Gurney made refrigerator yaur ice and food | worries will be over with for the §| They are absolute ice summer savers; have pat cold air cir Hard- wood boxes, and priced as low as, culation ting of arm wrm rocker and p awing, Construc finished d. Bwing comes ¢ chains and bolts, ready to put up. Thi A an amazing value, Wo 10.00." Sale price an amazing value, Worth §10,00. Sale y CLOSING OUT ALUMINUM WARE. $1.50 Per- gac colators, spl, 90c 6-gt. Berlin 59c Kettles. Spl. . All others at great- ly reduced prices. Chair or rocker, each $1.98 Jree 51.65) §21.30 v~ FOR THIS EXTRA HEAVY AXMIN- STER RUG. The size is 8-3x10-6 ft., and the designs and patterns are the very latest. Deep rich pile, heavy quality. Worth $30. Goods sold out-of-town on easy payments. Freight paid two hundred miles. DIRECT ACTION GAS RANGES The only gas range that permits you o use the oven as soon as it is lighted. No waiting for ten or fifteen minutes while you are heating a heavy Direct action Gas Rangen are absolutely guaranteed to cut your | STEP LADDERS— gas bill fully one-third. Have all the | 5-foot kind. Worth | PRINCESS VACUUM SWEEPERS. good features of every other gas| $1.00. Special Combine a 3-bellow suc range and many exclusive patented tioh vacuum with a car- 5 95 FOUR PASSENGER Your LAWN SWINGS Credit Good CHILD'S PORCH 2.QT. ICE CREAM ROCKER. Paint- FREEZERS. Just ed'red, like cut special, ]5 Worth §2.2 $l 4g at c ale price o All goods just asdescribed and thirty days free trial. SOLID OAK DRESSERS WPOSITE MO Bt RN RSN ON DODGE ROAD promised to treat them to some real NONE INJURED: CARS WRECKED driven boule The hustlers were carded to attend | yard, and the other driven by Milton Thirty-eighth in & head-on George Brandeis place, Fairacres, on during | the West Dodge road, at 7:30 last practi- No one was hurt Jones was R o RS Col- by the &) Sh. A S Adx 71 & AJ: 738 & 28, == Mrs. David W Grace Northrup. Petersen was Miss and Miss Edith Hamiltoa. The accident occurred as the Peter- sen car main roadway 1916, McCafferty, and Miss In the car driven by Katherine Krug to turn on the having left the about after was trip into the South 3—A to be visited are ray, Nehawka Dunbar, Berlin, eeping Water, Manley, Platte country | Nebraska City at noon Let Us Ever Be Ready To Add a Star To This Grand Old Flag WE CANNOT PERHAPS make the sacrifices which the Old Grand Army did to keep this ban- ner high above all us ev be ready to add a star, we mean that by individ- ual and united efforts in our civic affairs we can but when we say let us ever s0 influence the nation that our state will be given credit in na- tional affairs high over all. As the last of the Old Guard of this Grand Army of the Union take pride in the SERVICE which the, yerformed, so W TAKE PRIDE IN THE SERVICE which we, as a store, perform for this city. Signed: Everything to Make Your Day’s Outing Pleasant Toilet Necessities Pond’s Vanishing Cream, 25c size........ Java Rice Powder, special, the bo: Melorose Beauty Cream, H0c size Melba Face Powder, 50c¢ size v Madam Ise’bell’s Face Powder, 60¢ si 29¢ Palmolive Soap, 10c cake for. . Se Mennen’s Taleum Powder Ale Women’s Long Silk Gloves, 75¢ Women'’s 22 and 23-inch Tricot and Milanese Silk Gloves, in white and some black. They reach several inches above ”{:/ rlkowA Double finger tipped. Sizes 5% to 8. Wort considerably more, Monday 750 Cool Blouses for Summer Wear Fine Handkerchief Linen Blouses, semi-tailored $1.95 .. $5.00 at ... New Lingerie Blouses, large collar models, frills B .$1.00 .. $6.50 Ot s ... 88,00 ., 87.50 o w yopar. $8,00,,$10.00 All the new materials that will launder beau- tifully, for warm weather wear. Blouse Shop, Second Floor. Auto Veils Washable Silk Chiffons Large size with hemstitching and fancy borders. All colors. Specially 98c ot $l 50 priced, at. Flags, Flags, Flags for Memorial Day We have the most complete line of flags in the city Flags on sticks, dozen 1¢ Flags, 2 for B¢, also 5¢, 10¢ and 15¢ Each LARGE BUNTING FLAGS. To Hang on the Porch or Pole $2.41 , Be, 10¢ and 25¢ S. Army Flags, all sizes, Lowest Prices All-Wool Regulation U at Sporting Goods For That Decoration Day Outing Outdoor Clothing—the famous *“Kampit line, for m and women r Fishing Tackle stoc the finest in the and we can tell you where to go and how il have me spocinl bargains for you The G d the Tennis Player will be d lighted at « 1 and complete stock Clu ( Gie Ten It are played so I can ma v lection I \ r ( Is ut | The \ ~ Sport Shirts for Outing Wear ~ 5S¢ 3100 and S l |50 Men’s Outing Hats . . 50¢ Hoe Store Closes At 12 Noon Decoration Day Women’s Wash Frocks of dainty voiles, lawns, Tussah cloths, etc., made in the most effective models of sport styles, dressy models, afternoon and porch styles. Smart combination white and colored stripes, in rose, copen, gold and $6 98 Vi . emerald ...... Cotton and Linen Frocks Made in the most fetching models for the hot weather season. Cool, refreshing and invitin sheer voiles, beautiful linens, combinations o cotton georgette and gabardines, etc. . Dainty colorings in rose, champagne, copen, Ouine: bk, apnlc .\ IR $19 ete, v Dressy Summer Frocks For special and general wear, Dressy models for occasions that require a little more prim- ness; also beautiful nng catchy sport effects with m-ly, loose box skirts, wide belts, etc. any/crepe de chine, wash shantung, georgette chiffén, fine linens, French voiles, ete, Combi- nations of the dainty sheer voiles and genr‘ettal. in rose, copen, gold, 52‘5 to 35 tan, green, ete. ...iiv000n ' Sport Coats. The Silk Jersey in the pretty combinations and stripes; the new shantungs, the smart new white chinchillas; the new jerseys with marabou trim- mings. $15. $19, $25, $29 and 339 Wash Skirts The warm weather garment that is appreci- ated is the clean, trim cut wash skirt, made of linen, gabardine, repp, striped poplins, striped pique, ete.; also the always popular golfine in several colors. $1.98, $2.50, $2.98 up to $12.50 Victor Victrola $82.50 and Records. .. Victrola Style 10 and following rec- ords—b 10-inch and 3 12-inch double faced records: America—(My Country 'Tis of Thee).... ................... +v+s.Mixed Chorus Red, White and Blue........... Mixed Chorus Seven American War Songs on one record Male Chorus Mixed Chorus .Band .Band Quartet .« Quartet .Quartet Quartet ++s «Duet Hail Columbia . Star Spangled Banner. Soldiers’ Farewell . Robin Adair vied' Tenting on the Old Camp Ground, Kathleen Mavourneen spue Just Before the Battle, Mother American History March S T . Drum, Fife and Bugle Corps Stars and Stripes Forever (March) Under the Double Eagle (March).. Gems from Stephen Foster Memories of the War—1861- Department Sport Pumps for Quting Wear Low Heels, custom lasts, in white Sea Island duck, oxford effect, with tan or black trimmings, Black and tan trimmed, ball strapped tipped and heel foxing. White rubberoid soles and heels, Special for women, 833, For Children and \ kid lined, har nd comfortable oman strap sandals, | soles, the most pop- wear for children o 8 81,49, The ideal summer foot that stands the hard ives to them. In tan ne chrome elk sizes 1 to 6, Scout Shoe for A ks that Wear " a healthy teather sin Floor . Women's Outing Hats i na pits an Ou Hat for D . mand we have White Wool Felt Crushers, 50¢ B g B ey B gD B ha - (\l AI ’!v ;1,‘|‘ ! ' loor spor Store Closes Decoration Da At 12 “oon his step-father and mother, Mr. and [drive entering the Brandeis place, the| Junc 2 has been arranged. The towns former car hitting it on the end. ROUTE SELECTED FOR : ONE-DAY BOOSTER TRIP brasks Citv Plattsrouth, ur- Union, Wyoming, Ne- Avoca, , Louisville, The itinerary for the one-day auto | Papillion. Luncheon will be served at