Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 17, 1916, Page 10

THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1916. GROOM IS SEVENTY-SEVEN [SUES FOR $2,500 FOR A MEMORIAL. SERVICES FOR LATE W. A. DEBCRD JUNE 24 Memorial services for the late At- torney W. A. DeBord, which were set for July 1, have again been changcd Instead services will be held June 24 in the court house at 10 a. m. -— is suing Clarencé E. Mariner, an in- portunity for a nan who may need a surance man, tor that amount. boy this summer.” Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey. case thnroughly and do not hesitate RVER: WANTS 10B FOR 5 FounTEEl.YEAH OLD LAD in recommencing this boy. He" ls anxious to lelp his parents this sum’ ‘(EM.I‘ICE Om ser. Carver Of |hc For your cold and bronchial cough, use AND BRIDE FIFTY-FOUR COUPLE OF BLACK EYES mer. He is bright and willing and is| ;. “Bail's Pine-Tar-Honey. It cuts the|J. schools wants summer work \Villiam; Jolmhsonf 7;1 amli‘ l]‘llarriet Black, 54, both of Marshalltown 4 deserving of help. 1 am sure some | pniegm, relieves constipation. Only zéc. All| Ia., were married Thursday night at Gettingia coupelofiliack cyes and a worthy 14-year-old, bpy. Car-lemployer will offer him a job. He|druggisu.—Advertivement. the Paxton hotel by Rev. W. S,|other facial disfigurements is worth commendation and appeal is as|prefers work of a manual nature | Hampton of the Hillside Congrega-|$2,500, according to Victor A. McCor- Alown: “I- kave investigated this!rather than office work. It is an op-! tional church. mack, a clerk, who in district court e = McCormack declares the defendant maliciously assaulted him for no good reason in front of the Omaha Na- tional Bank building. He declares, also, that his injuries are permanent. Bee Want Ads produce results. —— Bee Want Ads produce best results, = ——— —— s Hammocks---Summer Comforts Canvas Hammocks, with wood spreader, at. $1.98: Hammocks, with wood spreaders, pillow and deep valance. Nice assort- - ment, at $2,98 and $3.50 Palmer Hammocks, made to meet the demand for a strong and service- We Develop Your Films Free When You Order Prints. Photo Supply Dept. Store Closes 5 p. m. Daily and on Sat- urday at 9. Porch Curtains 8 feet wide. Heavy canvas, blue or tan stripes. Special at. . ..82.98 K Automatic Weather-Proof Porch Shadea g | pecial 6 feet wide, green or brown. able article, - These come in the gllm khaki, flncy strg‘e‘: and figures. Lay-back pillows and valances. \THE GREAT JUNE IDERMSLIN SALE BEGINS| ' :The Newest Pumps 3 Womenahighwl e * large buckle colonial lmmps jn’ - e’ two uldr sum- mer sr es of kid- skin which are ivory . and pearl gray. The ' last word in' style is a large ‘tongue and . buckle colonial pump. pumps. 4re made’ “with ‘a very i light' .and. flexible sole, ,C an Louis Regu- " are; $6.00. ¥, specigl at, $4.85 Mny Jane Pumps NTS" Romh -strap Sandals and Shoes; - See In- fung y Children’s and Pumps in a lnge variety of pret- ty new styles. Price, per pair— $3.98, 98. 85.98 With the Greatest Assortment of the Best Garments Wonderful Values Specizl ‘Lot of Pajamas, $1.25. Regular $2 values are shown in this lot of Women'’s Pajamas, made of ‘pretty tinted'crepe, cloth and striped madras in very full effectq. Special Brassieres, 39¢. Values to 76c. Pretty lace and "‘embroidery tfimmed: Full formed and correctly proportioned gar- ments. Gowns, 95c. _ </ One of the extra features of this Bale will be our offering of 100 dozen Gowns that sre worth from $1.50 to $2.00, but we have as- sembled them in one lot for extra selling feature. Dainty' laces, rich qnhrol:il:rlu, pretty nhpons, soft materi Underprmonh. Sl 35, $1.88 Gowns, Combinations, " Skirts, Chemise, etc. This lot consists of several groups of different gar- ments. For s special sale feature we have made these two lots, and in many ‘instances you will" find garments worth 50 to 100 per_cent more than our selling price. Every pretty feature of trimming is used and the daintiest m-urhru Flesh Colored Gowns, $1.00. As a special feature we olfer 20 dozen dainty lingerie gowns in flesh color. Made with dainty laces and embroideries and ribbons. Full cut, liberal made and offered as a special feature for our June Sale. Envelope Combinations, 95¢c and $1.35. A beautiful assortment of the most practical nnd desirable lin- forle garments, the prettiest of aces ‘and embroideries, and the fnlllbo ] cut of enta will " hw; lpptetm Values to Ponieut Special, $1.00. Choice of 35 dozen beautiful white petticoats with wide flounce t:lmm&.jl. Wide flares. Values to 42,00, Excellent Offenngs ' Sale of Mon’ Belts. " Sterling Silver Sale. Ladles, Butrtg Ki vou, sfx“"fi Shells, Pickle Forks, THESE ARE ALL charm- ing BLOUSES, modeled to meet all the requirements of Dame Fashion’s fancy and just as exquisite as they can be. At $5 they are the best value we have seen thus far, and we know you will say the same, Materials: { Georgette Crepe Linen Crepe de Chine Lingerie /4. 'Net Blouses. There m a lot of sample blouses included 1n this assortment.. All new modeh—hundredu of st,vlea to choose from. GQIOI‘I *White, Flesh Rose, €hartreuse, Maize, edch and Nile Green. Ahn Smped Blomc at $5.00. Y Bargamt for-Saturday Missel' Hose, in blac whluund o Silk’ liste. colors. heels and toes. Fast eolon. All sizes, pair 25¢ X 5 :l‘lborsnkflm. colors and ite. Seam! ith eloeh. llvliecd hul‘:‘ ds&?‘ x‘l e ang 3 s. lnhuu' Soeh. all sizes. White and fancy hpo. Bntnrdny 12% ¢ avinraas Silk xm. nll 'M.BI:‘% fill}l Afisl:hlonod | soles,’ m Crepe de Chine Undergarments During thls great June Sale we will offer several lots of beautiful crepe . de chine garments that are new, fresh and specially selected for the occas- ion. In many instances the values offered are far in excess of what we have ever offered in our June sale before. Every trimming feature is to be found in the assortments. $1.45, $1.65, $2.85 $3.85, $3.95, $4.95 89c, $1.35, $1.65 Envelope Combinations Beautiful Silk Gowns Dainty Camisoles........... Ve Dainty Summer Frocks, $10.00 A speclal lot of dainty hot weather cotton frocks in the smartest of the season’s ideas, showing the new sport effects in dainty colers and white. Corduroy SklrtsJ Worth to $7.50, at $3.98 Special. Saturday Offer A special lot,of 100, skirts. in. the..good. practical _colors—rose, . copen, white, green and tan, made in the new sport effects. Wide full flares. Choice of Any Cloth Coat in Stock ’ Choice of Any Silk Suit in Stock At Half Price i At Half Price 8 feet wide, green or brown. At the Most Moderate Prices You Ever Paid French-Amer- ican Lingerie Beautiful Undergarments Exquisitely Fashioned " Has all the effects of real French hand- made garments, but costs about one-fourth to one-third the price. The embroidering is all done by hand, but the sewing is machine work. A wonderful growing demand for this popu- lar wear has induced us to put in an extra assortment, and to in- troduce it to those not familiar, we offer the following during our big June Sale: Corset Covers. Dainty hand embroid- ery with lace and em- broidery edgings, 39¢. Dainty Gowns. Made of select fabric with dainty embroidery ~ and lace trimmings, 98¢- Gowns, $1.78, $2.87, $3.39. The effectiveness of these pretty French- American gowns is only to be appreciated when you see them.. Every feature of the original and genuine French wear is apparent, and when the comparison in price is made—they will be doubly ap- preciated. Drugs and Toilet Articles At Extremely Small Prices § Graves’ Tooth Powder, the E can 12 Packer’s Tar Soap, cake Kolynos Tooth Paste, the tube ....16¢ Rublfoam or Sozodont, 25¢ size 1 Mennen’s Shaving Cream, tube Packer’s Liquid Shampoo.16¢ Melorose Toilet Water, the ¢ $1.00 bottle 59¢ Locust Blossom Perfume, Geraldme $1.00 DJeFKlBB Perfume, the : ounce $1.00 E La_Blache Face Powder, 33¢ Toilet Water, ttle 5! Freeman’s Face Powder, Luc_ile Face Powder, $1.00 Hyglo Nail Polish, 25c1' White $1.00 kind 'lb bot Pond’s Vamshmg Cream, Honeysuckle Almond Créam, the bottle 24 the can... Hughes’ Ideal $1.50 kind Rubber Sheeting, 36 inches wide, yar 33¢ Sani Flush, 25¢ size can..15¢ Lydia Pinkham’s Com- pound, $1.00 size Slom(:t‘ Liniment, 50c size bottle ..ccceoevrens Mentholatum, 50c size...29¢ ' Danderine Hair Tonic, 50" size 29¢ Peroxide Soap, 10c cake..@¢ A big assortment of Bathing Caps, all styles and colors. Our Clearing Time Is Your Wear Time| Gloves--- Complete Stocks White Silk Gloves with embroidered backs are all the rage now, and even though other stores will tell you that they are scarce and hard to get—We Have Lots of Them. They are all the best standard qualities, Kayser and Brandeis makes, all pure silk, double tipped; every pair guaranteed. Be- sides white with black backs there are plenty of plain white, also black and contrast em- Al Second Floor Trimmed Hats $7 50 ~ Many Worth $25 to $35, at...... THERE ARE SOME OF THE MOST CHARMING conceptions we have shown this season—many of the Hats are indeed in advance of the season—Hats that you would gladly pay full price for—but the rule of this Department is never to carry over the set time— 80 our loss is your gain—$7.50 for all. Unrestricted choice of any Trimmed Hat in our second floor Millinery Department, including new Velvet and Straw combinations, Dress Hats, Pattern Hats, White Milans, Hair Hats. Some sold as high as 7 50 $25.00 to $35.00. Saturday $ . No C. O. D.’s, Mail Orders or Exchanges. LAUREL GAS RANGES High Oven Cabinet Range, monstration on Friday and a $29 00 value, connected in Saturday. A £ your home. Special during After very careful investiga- 3 demonstration -$23.75 tion WE found that Laurel Gas ¥ for Ranges possessed so much merit and were so superior in ¢ 80 many instances to others i that we installed them in our new Hardware-Housefurnish- ing Department. . To prove to you more con- clusively that our opinion is right,”we invite you to come here and see the factory ex- pert, who will show you why the Laurel Gas Range is best. Special Sale and Free De- Low Oven Range, with white enamel door and full size 18- inch oven. $18.00 Low Oven Range, with white enamel door and full size 18- infih oven; l?rge broiler with white enamel door. $22.00 values, specialsls‘95 We are Omaha Agents for the Peerless “Bohn Syphon” Refrigerators. Flower Vases = : Fine ; Values AN < (.' 500 Rich Cut Glass V high! lished and brlllllntly fmllhad in acids. Ncw 1910 up to $8.50, u%choice, Saturday broideries in black and colors. The prices are very moderate— 59¢, 75¢c, $1.00 and $1.25 pair. Three Special Offerings Long Silk Gloves 22 and 23 inches long. Double tipped, pure silk, white / or black. They are guaranteed washable. Pair— 59c, 75¢ and $1.00 " Boys’ Wash Suits Great Saturday Sale The #reatest wash suit values of - the season. A big late shipment, com- ) bined with hundreds of other smart .4 new wash suits that we have been holding for this one big event. Every new style, every new color and shade and every new fabric to be had in this splendid assortment. Short sleeve styles, sport collars, middy styles, belted Norfolks, Tommy Tuck- ers and lace front styles. If you are skeptical as to colors, you will find plain white suits galore in every style. Two Big Tables Full of Wash Suits. Every Suit worth 75¢, many $1.00 One Big Table of Wash Suits, splendid $1.50 values. All the smartest styles, at One Big Table of $2.00 to $2.50 Wash Suils, the greatest assortment you have ever had to select from. Special Saturday All ages, 2 to 8 years. $1.50 | ONE OF THE Blggest Sales of Shoes That This Store Ever Witnessed Began in the basement Friday morning. We have already sold hundreds of pairs at this wonderful low price—$1.97. The sale will continue up to 9 o’clock Saturday night, affording every- one an opportunity to share. This is one of the. best examples of the wonderful buying power of this store. The most striking feature in our estimation is the fact that you could not buy these in the 'l:nlouh market today for the price we are sellin; them at here—$1.9 Any woman who has a shoe need—-preunt or future—will ent Shoe Store do well to satisfy it now.