Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 9, 1916, Page 7

|-- THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1916. % - S wmes Store Hours: 8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. Saturdays, 9 P. M, == - — nK BRIEF CITY NEWS |JUSTICE COURTS |:ut e would have sent lawye honest jus r to the police “Townsend's for Sporting Goods.” & -un where a peace complaint would “Flectric Fans, $5.50, Burgess-Granden Co. BLOT UPON GITY not have cost her anyth , Pro / Diamond Engagement Rings—Edholm. u.l.—.| she had reasonable complaint / ve Root Print It—Now Beacon Press is the contention of Mr. McGuire Watch our bulletine—Information Desk Main Floor. We have a direet wire “EVERYBODY'S STORE" grerty Cared For--To rent proverty (8o Declares Assistant City ernevi nt, Keeline Widg and ¢ per_oont ety M.w. McGuire, “}lr;ugh[ in Contact Degree of Honor STORE NEWS FOR FRIDAY Phons Douglas 137, v Vordie o th Them. ) o b etk e ‘ Meets in Fairbury aryland Casualty company of |HE CITES SEVERAL CASES 8.—(Special Poday's Mavie P | _ Fairbury, Neb, ] . Hon toduy. It appe “The justice courts of this city are Telegram.)—Fairbury is entertaining l sively, Find out what the vurl g St > » the fourteenth annual state conven plcture theaters offer. a4 blot upon our civilizatic I am | tion of the Degree of Honor and ap-| | Andirons, ¥ire Screens—Sunderiand s going down to Lincoln next winter, | proximately 200 delegates from all|| parts of Nebraska are in attendance Mayme Headrick Cleaver, grand chief hironat 8 of honor, of Lincoln; Mrs, Augusta ugh to make it possible to get a | Anton of McCook past grand master change of venue from justice to mu- | Mrs. P. W. Yager of Hastings, grand chief of ceremonies, and Mrs. Hard if 1 have to-pay my own expenses and will endea o ge a bill o Omahi " Boventeenth and Farnanm A Decided Clearaway Friday of| Celobrates Birthday —While he 14 not mav- | nicipal court, or to rid the city of s i R i kting | ANGAR sovoatlad. caiiot * da ing of Hebron comprise some of the ! ot s iy Alled courts,” declared At- | officials who are in attendance . { wont i by | torney McGuire of the legal aid de The opening session of the conven partment of the Welfare board tion was held in Odd Fellows' hall “Do you include all of the Omaha | The Hastings drill team will do some . fancy drilling. A public entertainment will be given and the stores are hand Justice courts in your arraignment was asked SALE that is of more than passing interest to women of Omaha because of its timeliness; the character of \ s ‘s‘\vlul\ decorated in pink and white, b Liberty screot, Now York City I fail to see any difference as a|the colors of the Degree of Honor 3 o : k Carer Cloaning Companr Lncorporstan—| e o e the. rents, | Initiation work was given ¢ the hall merchandise offered and the substantial savings embraced. Gt p T ‘m,-. afternoon THE DRESSES Fintand No Wusher that Wilile wul cloan I'he latest expose of Omaha justice hats. courts by the Welfare board was vers Meet—The | prompted by the visit of Mrs, Mary Come in taffetas, crepe meteor, combinations of taffeta and serge, silk and cotton crepe de chines; all new colors and styles, Kyr Finland's crack untry nt club will me R of Thirt I M n, and + t Win 088 0O virty-third and U streets won by oW Tanrior o s | Bouth Bide. Bunerintandsnt Schreioe: yonvr |l THE SUITS ) the st of big Include every suit in the Down-Stairs Store Some made up in gabardines, poplins, of Fourth of July, south- | directed Miss Lezinsky, one of his yas “]",,l‘,”“' ALNAY IMPOTRDS MBS Wik ‘l"'”'”\"""r‘d::;r“I’u :u‘x! ](Y;A’v't»r‘l:“wv.:‘{y;-’ checks, combinations, sport corduroy and serges; all sizes for women and misses, oy heinitint busarriond heve to sart | With this result: Last DRESSES WERE TO | SUITS AND DRESSES = SUITS AND DRESSES Rechtnitzer has arrived with th ast year Mr, and |* two overcoats for their boys, paying an_installment house $7 in cash and the account over to the Kelly Collec $6.95, NOW WERE TO $19.50, NOW = WERE TO $17.55, NOW 495 $12.95 9.95 Nash Co.—Down-Stairs-Store tion Agency company, Paxton block, which concern brouglit action in thé | The Great Woman's Medis | justice court of C. H, Kubat, Last P ‘ : paturday there was due Alr. Ross 325 cine Often Just What Il FTEXTRA SPECIAL: ' or two weeks' pay e judgment % i s Safisy mets " B0 el g} BEOUNEL l % Nowdod | Odd Lot of Women's and Misses’ Coats, at $1.00 Use “Tos-Tile~ Whingies, Bunderlad's |jtems: Balance of account, §7.50; in ‘1 DDS and ends of coats and wraps for street and (\c-nins( wear, including an assort- . 1 terest, 15 cents; court and constable "" are o used to thinking of Lydis | Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as | 6 remetly exclusively for female ills that we are apt to overlook the fact that it s one of the best remedies for disorders | | Wllson Writes Dem costs, $4.60; ;I_,nm»lxu‘l‘{{)vqul recording garnishec [ {1 Platform, Speaking |I7., ol amise, 35 ceniy, o, ment of silk coats and wraps, left from last season’s business, on the second floor. If you have a need of this sort, it is your oppor- OO tunity of the season. All in one big lot, at. .. S LR Nash Co.—Down-Sta Store : : 25 cents, Mr. Ross ) of the stomach, ———— —————— nghly Of H]ms‘“lf '|’l"~";“"]' ‘”",'l"" "I‘L’""’f?”‘“ o “*’""1;15""‘ For stomach trouble of women it is o . l . U d 39 Washington, Jure §—The outcome | ence between s gay check and i apecily dopted wa it works incom- | || Notion Specials MuslinUnderwear39c Bath Towels, 14c $1 Hand Bags 49¢ 4 H % 's effo judgment ¥ 2 " ¢ | | P ~ ~ :’;‘ v'hlr' A’I(t"lhll"‘-'-:"[‘l":“:‘:‘u; '/,’f‘ \:‘a‘r!in‘nl:iunl: Ihere are six small children in the i5m, since it contains the extracts of the | | Braid banding, fast colors, 6 N unusual solection of wom Turkish towelr, full bleached, A splendid assortment of hand \ the same time maintain the national | Ross family. The husband works in best tonie roots and herbs. It tones up yard bolts, 73e. en’s muslin underwear, in- | gize 20x42-inch, good weight and | bags, party cases, and patent va- honor will be foundation of the for-|a y).nl(m;( house. Mrs. Ross cried the digestive system, and increases the | Fancy buttons of all kinds, | cluding gowns with embroidery | absorbent; each, 14e ¢hette strap back purses, bags that cign affairs plank and one of the em when she told the Welfare board of- | sppetite and strength, Here what dozen on a card for 3¢ yoke, trimmed sleeves Huck T, L sell regularly for $1.00, Friday, phasized points in the platform to be | fice of her plight of having $5.55 for | one woman writes showing what this 100-yard spool silk machine x]lpmt"r style, bloomers uck Towels, 6¢ special, at 49e. adopted by the democratic national | her home for two weeks medicine does ; — thread, 3}e. in pink, blue and white Bleached huck towels with fast 50c Hair Pi 10. convention at St. Louis, according to In League With Justices Newfield, N, Y.—“I am so pleased | | Large bottle machine oil, 5e. crepe, elastic at belt color red horder; medium gize O0c Fair Fins, 10c A uthoritative statement obtained to-| . ey : ] e s 11 Bias tape, 12-yard bolt Bc | | and knees; drawers, lace and em White or colored stone set, loop an gutho Statemantobiangs What 1 want to say is that the tosay I can recommend Lydis E. Pink= = if | broidery trimmed, with cluster Bleached Crash, 9¢ hair pins, shell or amber; regularly ‘I")“‘” from "‘[' ”"""“’ ';‘_wah.“.’ Wil [collection agencies are in league with ham’s Vegetable Compound as sn eco- H"""“"“’" and shears, all sizes, DET | o, Ly Princess slips and petti 18-inch wide, heavy weigh Bc, sale price, 10, e "";"'\“:""‘ 'i“"“"mm Marshall is |Justice courts, One agency has a man nomical and beneficial remedy in most |""r’,'; }f/“ o BT oats, ete.; reg. values 89¢ to 98¢c. | crash, red border, for roller or - 5 :':,',,,:\”4 Bhpethils iy platform now “""", spends g l‘" his time e ailments pertaining to women. At i '5" FEN's Nose SUPPOYLErs, PAIT | "o ess-Nash Co—Down-Stairs-Stors hand towels 26c Childven’s Belts, 10¢ e 88 of these jack rabbit courts 1ave Jeast 1 found it so b or, Se. i S A s § ( en's tent le e " ibsEheplving e Boiel. ‘psiEnHon of | information which will show that potties. T had I’,’,di;"::"'g'n“,t'"fg:z Baby bibs, water proof, ea., 10c 1.00 C ts at 69 |‘\1°"°‘""" Damask, 20 | CHleRe patent, lesther fng demperatic ¢ some of these collection agency . frgig | Darning Cotton, 3 spools, 8¢ 4 orsets a c Mercerized damask, 64-inch, = | Pt s g of health and owe it all to Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound.”— Combs and barrettes, each, Se. v . </ A h ’ MOST comfortable corset ; Thimbles, each, le. A made of striped batiste in Bed 'Spreads, $1.19 Boys’ 75¢ Pants, 21c Bone halr pins, box, e, medium bust line, also hip, neatly Large size, crochet weave, as members of the cabinet and other ad- of lawyers, taking these account visors, President Wilson, who per-| o0 dginess houses and agreeing 1« sonally hegan work several days ago | yaice collections and putting the Mrs, BURR WILLIAMS, R, D, No.29, New- Wire I . \ on & platform to be submitted to the | (& ([WEIAIONR B PECTE U Geld) N.Y, e et ) : 4 finished at top, also good hose | sorted Marscilles patterns, Fringed Boys' plaid wash pants, for ages convention by party leaders, virtually | ocee 60y o i e counts due, | Mnny women suffer from that' “efl | Safety pins, all si ards, Be | o nporter, new, fresh stock, splen- | or scalloped, with cut corners or | 7 to 15 yeurs, black and white has completed a preliminary draft. | he Ross gase the installment people gone feeling,” and “feel so faint,” | Hooks and Eyes, c le | | did values at $1.00, Friday, 69e. | plein hemmed heck, were Tbc, at 21e. = told me that they turned the account while doing their work, Ten chances Burgess-Nash Co.—Down-Stairs-Store Burgess-Nash Co.—Down-Stairs Burgess-Nash Co.—Down-Stairs-Store Burgess-Nash Co.—Down-Stairs-Store Silk Remnants — Two Lots r]1 WO big lots of silk remnants, embracing foulards, taffetas, crepe de chines, messalines, tub silks, etc,, in variety of fancy and plain effects; were 60c to $1.50; Friday, yd 29C'69c Children’s Summer Underwear, 6¢ DD lots and broken size assortment, including white cotton vests «' SOldleI'S DlSpGI‘SB SUeELo8 Tty Bsie,” contipyed £ one fi\e{; digestive -me-;u[::n out 1 1 the Wellare board attorney clted s OF ONd®, tablespoonful o ia E. Antl-AmBI’IGaD MOb The Welfare boar ’ f“,l\h,‘,l“,',“ ‘\‘\ . Pinkham's Vegetable (‘ompound’ after case of another justice In Clty Of Chlhuahua g , charged a poor woman $5 for each meal should completely remedy this a pe with high neck, knee or ankle length pants, nearly all 6c sizes, usually to 19¢, Friday Burgess-Nash Co.—Down-Stairs Store ¢ complaint because she had condition in & few days, Chihuahua (m Jvmt B.—~An anti- American riot, incited by a mass meeting to protest against the con- tinued presence of American troops in Mexican territory was put down here tonight by the military, after a demon- tration had been made against the SHIRTS That Prove Their WORTH | 25¢ LISLE THREAD TISSUE, 15¢ ISLE thread tissues, 30- inch, for women's, misses’ and Imle (olku in the WEAR and WASH at 39c¢ dresses; attractive colored stripes, checks and small plaids; fast A American cansulate and stones hurled [ ] ” . » colors, "‘»'“'“"“ ic, at, yard, 15¢. at the Foreign club, in the belief that OFT cuffs, coat neckband style, attractive patterns, all sizes to 25¢ L Cloth, 12! it was an American institution. 17, unusually popular shirts for warm weather wear. Some c Lace Cloth, € : are slightly soiled and mussed, also a few with ]“hnv rrl»m- lnnd xlhultlzc:v lace cloth, 30 and 36 inches wide, 25c slight imperfections, but so slight as not to affect the value, on sale, at, yard, 4 c. 19]'3 Crelghton cla'ss wearing qualities, Shirts that you would expect to ‘ : From 8:30 Until 12 M Decides on Memorial y pay double the price. Friday, choice. . We will sell 36 and 39-inch unbleached muslin, all long lengths, e % a | Men’s Athletic Underwear, 59c and 49c full 40 per cent underprice; limit of 20 yards to a customer, yard, §35¢. f 2 When Buying Baking Powder Asarisan Shistings, 4%4c irch will be erected early in 1917, the check, nainsook; one style with webbing from neck to waist line; an Full standard light style American shirting prints, 3 to 10-yard at 59¢ and 49c lengths, on bargain square, at, yard, 4%c. class decided last evening at its an exceptional value | ual banquet. Five hundred dollars ; 's Knitted Union Suits, 39c, 48¢, 79 . vas subscribed for the memorial and Consider only quality, only results. For it is results, il Ve sbybaiobar i el b S 15c Dress Batiste, 9¢ is, together with (’)w :nmyun:- |:\“ unfailing results you want, and must have to help keep Men's Wash Neckwear, 25¢ and 1214 i ||l-||‘nlln(l~ «l.l |.u'|n« of {xr:u\”;m‘m rn dre : h‘nll te, r'.1m colorings; ) d by out-of-town me unfuifing —_— 5 ) . “ : 1e style assortment is so large that you can find just what vou will constitute one down living costs in these days of exorbitunt food prices. | MAs Saft) Sacier .i‘.'.‘:.‘.'.‘&"h.i“';’f.‘;.f.fl‘,cm... 13e | 15¢ value, &b, yard, e, ¥ i ou want; 1 ; memorial asses of Friday, 10c. Printed Voiles, 5¢ ters, speci You simply can't afford to experiment with inferior ( left in honor of their 65¢ and 59¢. 10 h printed ! 1 odd | L] : W recant vari Revende s buke ¢ o e | ‘ inch printed voiles and odd lots, all kinds plain and faney wash ccent years. Baking Powders that invite bake day failures—bake day | Men's Work Shirts, 59¢ and 45¢c. | goods, will be sold quickly, at, yard, pie proposed, srch waste. And there is no reason why you should. For | L R \twailer, & - - il Cloth, 12'4,,(- itect, a 1" her ; Another lot of 6-4 table ofl clath, light patterns, on sale as long as TRIMMED HATS, Including Values | /5 fom i b 8050 & to $3.98, Friday, Special at 50c || ...,/ o Mol e ch plain hemstitched f ribbon edge and fancy colored bordersd curtain serim N assortment trimmed hats of extraordinary ; \ | ‘\ marquisette, voiles and etamines, in Lyard up to 10 . "““"‘ S0l 8 Sp ce, Thes vard lengths; the ¢ 3 C 5 e ey Sl el it 28 regular price is up to per yard . Also several hundred dosen of stamped 45x26-inch pillow cases, rs that ar e th sually D0¢ the pair, choice at, ench, 18¢ i ut, ¢ n lcALUMET | ||| BAKING POWDER | | ere elected | gives every M " brose J s - 08 K ‘ an “uibrowe | S ol s i & beking. A gure $1.96 Untrimmed Hats, 3¢ Houucfurnuhm;, Specmh Friday f - | ge, treas- | 19¢ We Frer ANN W quar e, 4 alu 25¢ W Charie | Safe To USE Trimming Flowers, 10¢ Vrooman's Japan e snk drain g b | \ 10 Toilet paper ) ' 106 ' r you know posit iy ev [ w from the 3 " < en light, fufly and temptingly ge And you k this Rusges * » ‘. * Burgess Nash Co. - Dow Hughes Spends Day A i L TN LN % S Scores of Good-All-Around Shoes for Every ‘Member.v ) & [ of The Family at Savings of the Most Unusual Sort Friday \ An Baar, Fleasant basad : " - the ¢ . .. - ” ' : \w.,......- $4.00 and Mml\..um ll I8 “mnn«AHl.lu Shoos, Were N 00, .utlmn : . da \’;A‘.- ° g qwits - Wamen's §3.50 r...“.,. u ) ' l\‘qx....,..\. ?4 00 r\........”u an ) \ PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS ‘ Povios it b oo N e : sl 89 Wi 5 ool sz 45 Don't Guess at Bake Day Resulls s .:‘: wo b S e et When You Can Be Sure of Them Burgess-Nash Company - Everybody's Store— Sixteenth and Harney Streets