Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 17, 1916, Page 11

N Part Two EDITORIAL SECTION Pages Eleven to Twenty \ VOL. XLV—NO. 313. HUMANE SOCIETY GETS NEW START Money is Raised by Prominent Women So An Officer May Be Hired. ENLIST AID OF ALL DRIVERS The Humane society is entering on a new lease of life, due largely to the efforts of Mrs. J. DeForest Rich- ards and Miss Jessie Millard. In the last week the two well-known women collected $1,175 to carry on the work of the society. J. F. Wheeler, an old horseman, has been employed by the society as a special humane officer. He will investigate cases of cruelty to ani- ~~*male, will look after the proper har- nessing of horses and otherwise see to the enforcement of the city ordi- nance. A conference with Chief Dunn, Commissioner Jardine, Mr. Wheeler and the two women from the Humane society was held to plan the work. . A movement will be started to en- list the co-operation of all city driv- ers by securing their membership in the Humane society. It is also planned to engage a girl at the Vis- iting Nurse office in the city hall to answer calls for the humane officer. Among the generous givers to the cause of dumb animals were Mrs. A. C. Smith, Mrs. George A. Joslyn, Mrs. Richards, Miss Millard and Ward Burgess, Louis Nash, Charles H. Brown, Dr. Tilden and the John Decre Plow company, each of whom donated $100, and Isaac W. Carpen- ter, $50. A number of $25 contribu- tions were also received. ( THE OMAHA DAILY BEE MAKES FINE SCHOOL RECORD FOR PUNCTUALITY DORIS L. SCHNEIDER. Doris L. Schneider, Lothrop school girl, holds the public school attend- ance record. She has not been tardy OMAHA, for eight years nor absent for five years. She began her school work at Lothrop and has just been gradu- ated to the high school, where she ex- pects to enter next September. This young exemplar of punctual- ity is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Schneider of 3807 North Twen- ty-second street. To keep her record clear of tardymarks she had to make heroic efforts on several occasions. She adhered to the idea of “Early to bed and early to rise.” Three More Feeds In Prospect for the Ak Hustling Crew Three more big dinners are in sight for Ak-Sar-Ben’s hustling committee for its splendid work this year. Al- ready the committee is credited with bringing in 1,896 of the 2,535. mem- bers there are in the ranks of King Ak at this time. One dinner is soon to be given by Randall Brown, one of the governors who promised the boys a feed if they should get 2,300 members by the opening night. Ev- erett Buckingham has offered the boys another big dinner as soon as they raise the membership to 3,500. Charlie Saunders, another of the gov- ernors, offered to give a big dinner to the boys just on general principles for the good work they had done. The team of Potter, Blackwell and Marwell is in the lead, with 666 mem- bers to its credit. The team of Whit- ney, Benford and Link is second, with 187 members to its credit. The team of A. C. Potter, Low and Wilson is third in line, with 173 members, and the team hustling hard on the South Side—Schellberg, Fry and Cheek— comes next, with 139 members. ‘Don't Hesitate! SRInays Make Good You will find it impossible to secure BETTER QUALITY FURNITURE, ¥ lower prices or more liberal credit terms elsewhere. In justice to your- self see what HARTMAN'’S have to offer you before you bgy anything. Let us show you how efficiently our mammoth stock combines quality, beauty and economy. l FIRESIDE ROCKER, frame of choice selected oak, finished fum- ed, back and seat upholstered in guaranteed imitation Spanish lea- ther, steel spring below seat, roomiy and comfort - able, wonderful .75 Vakie, WLiseseh s sensins '-'m W -I | l 4 1l AR08 I - G I & N Z72@ O\ NN [E $1.00 Per Month. HANDSOMELY DESIGNED 2-INCH CONTINUOUS POST ALL STEEL BED OUTFIT, heavy angle iron wire fabric spring and the well made sanitary cot- ton top mattress, bed elegantly enameled in gold bronze or Vernis Martin finish, full size, complete outfit specially priced at only EXTRA ROOMY AND SER- VICEABLE PORCH OR LAWN ROCKER, built throughout of solid maple, finished natural or green, has double rattan back and seat, made to withstand outdoor use, only SATURDAY MORNING, FIREWORKS T0 HELP FAGLE SCREAM HERE Pyrotechnics Billed for Fontenelle Park on July 4 Include Many Feature Sets. IMPROVEMENT CLUBS' AUSPICES Portraits of President Wilson and Logan Fontenelle outlined in fire- works 400 feet square will be features of the pyrotechnics to be presented July 4 at Fontenelle park under the auspices of the Northwest Federation of Improvement Clubs. The display will cost $1,200 and will be in charge of an expert from Chicago. Another feature will be a hoxing exhibition between Jess- Willard and Frank Moran, showing Willard knocking his adversary out. Niagara Falls will be represented by a dis- play 100 feet lorg. “A Brisk En- gagement on the Firing Line” is to be a thrilling and elaborate number of the evening series. . Among the art pieces will be Amer- ican beauty roses, wisteria in bloom, wheat shaft and crysanthemums The young folks will be particularly interested in a comic piece entitled “Thrilling Motorcycle Race Between Mutt and Jeff.” "One of the aerial pieces will be “Flying Eagles.” The names of some of the large sets and pieces are “Flying Animals and Fish,” “Salvo of Old Glory,” “The — JUNE 17, | movie,” in which a number of promi- 1916. Weeping Willows,” “The World in Rotation,” “Field of the Cloth of Gold,” “Multum in Parvo," Fire Dancers” and * val” There will be se bers in the evening display. Society Movie at Last Given a Name|| " At last, the secret is out! The mys- tery is solved! What secret? What mystery? Why, the name of the "society nent Omaha people made their de- but as movie stars. “One Summer in Omaha" is the ap- pellation to the film. It will be pre- sented at the Boyd theater June 27 and 28, with a matinee the latter day for the benefit of the Child Saving in- stitute, Mrs. Charles T. Kountze was the movie director. Assisting Mrs, Kountze on the ticket celling com- mittee are Mrs. A, L. Reed, Mrs. E. L. Sprague, Mrs. Joseph Barker and Mrs. W. A. Redick. MAN ENDS LIFE BY DRINKING QUANTITY OF CARBOLIC ACID Despite the efforts’ of the police ihysicians to save his life, Joseph ecky, 603 North Eighteenth street, died at his home Thursday evening, fifteen minutes after he had swallowed a large quantity of carbolic acid. Dom- estic troubles were given as the cause | | of the suicide. A newspaper is a wonderful thing—You make = people think of your business every day. That's the way big businesses are built. can SINGLE COPY TWO CENTS.. FINE WEATHER PREVAILS ML OVER THE STATE Perfect weather is the rule all over " | Nebraska, according to the station re- ports coming to the railroads. Gener- ally it was cool and clear Thursday night, but from no place was frost ree ported. A number of points out in the central. and western portions of the state reported a temperature as low as 48 degrees above zero. The, reports. indicate a rising temperature on the way. S We Cut Shoe Prices in Half Men's and Women’s Newest Footwear Through a fortunate purchase we secured a lot of women’s white kid %\ pumps, with covered heels; also a line of white Nubuck sport shoes - ) and oxfords, g son's These are this sea- newest styles, and are really worth to' $6. CUR PRICE while they Another popular special 1a the women's high white canvas boot, with white hesl and A big bargain at §2.80. : wols. Our stock @ full kinds of footwear, you. vince you that we than these prices: 82.50 and 83,00 Mall Orders Filled at Above Prices. Loyal Shoe Store 16th and Capitol Avenue. Sos our window display—it will con-" At the Sign of the Electric Shoe. of the latest styles tn anl The values will surprise can save you del-. Loyal Eotel BMg. JOHN A. SWANSON, Pres._.__| e Nelmaeka I STORE OPEN TILL 9 P. M. SATURDAY: WM. .. HOLZMAN, Treas. OTHER DAYS TILL 5 P. M. ; The Opportunity of the Hour! 1,640 Men’s and Young Men’s Suits - 500 Suits 490 Suits 650 Suits "oUR WINDOWS SEE Tailored for retail at $15.00. Price $10 Our Mr. John A. Swanson, who has turned from a buying trip to- Rochester, N curedt from our regular manufas Priced at— $15 d at— Tailored for retail at $20.00. Tailéred for. retail at $30.00. Priced at— Jus ¢ hundred of the newest summer suits.at.m vantageous prices. In Saturday’s offering of these superb garments we again demonstrate the prestige and buying power of this Greater Store, securing for our patrons the world’s best hand-tailored . clothes at unmatchable preies. » Silk mixed worsteds, cheviots, cassimeres, serges, plain blue and gray serges. Porostyle, the new, serviceable summer feather weight weaves. In fact, so broad and comprehensive is the assort- ment that all tastes can be pleased in fabrics and color ef- fects. The latest mid-season weaves from America’s renowned The models afford enormous variety, including the much de- sired sport suits, distinctive new: two and three-piece sack suits, - lounge suits, conservative styles as well. Young men’s ultra- fashion models, models for stout, tall, short or heavy meén—all sizes are represented. Choice of eighth, quarter, half lined or full lined models. o $10, $15, $20 THEM TODAY COMPARE R ou! VALUES ALWAYS manufacturers. " In justice to your purse and ) your appearance, see these wondrous values Snturany at Omaha’s Greatest Showing of STRAW HATS We've priced them to make men & flock here for straws. The new soft styles - and the new Yacht shapes are in a race for popularity. Be sure of this—your most becom- ing straw hat is here. = WHITE ENAMEL LINED RE- FRIGERATOR, built on scientific principles; roomy provision com- partment, one wire shelf, thirty- pound ice capacity, heavy double wall construction, very sanitary. Month OUR NEWEST DESIGN DUOFOLD BwuD DAVENPORT— Exactly like illustration, frame made entirely of genuine sohd oak, seat and back upholstered with high grade black imitation leather, when opened up makes a roomy, comfortable bed, very simple to operate, usually sold for $35.00, our special Saturday selling price, at SOLID OAK DRESSER BARGAIN, base fitted with 8 large drawers, wood pulls, finished gol- den, French bevel plate mirror, measures 14x24 inches, fully 5 worth $12, $7 77 _Our price... ¥0° , \ | One-Minute Store Talk. Not in a spirit of boastfulness, but as a matter of information to our rfnagy loyal patrons, we mention this act: Genuine South American Featherweight Siamese Panama Hats, $3.95 to $10. | Bangkok Hats, $3.50 to $5.00 From the Mediterranian, All the new effects in Genuine Leghorns, $2.95 to $5| Splits and Sennets, $1 to $4. Every section of this store is . : steadily forging ahead.in. volume of Silk, Palm Befl{‘;'hi‘::ddi'}:l:gd}{fflgfl ;';?E,C:{’s;:. 50c to $2.00. sales, surpassing all records. This is i f,';;;,‘;";’,’,‘;‘;:,,;::,’; 'L"Yn};,’;e?ig]::fig‘:": Traveling Goods. Wonderfully complete selections bought before the rise in prices—unmatchable values in Trunks, Bags and Suit Cases. Every day this lenqing store in- croascelite ted mekingjgvodisseyics Celebrated “Neverbreak” Wardrobe Trunks at $16.50. . Main Floor—East Aisle. Selected Solid Oak 42-inch Top 6-Foot Exten- doubly good. THIS ELEGANT DINING TABLE is made of selected solid oak, has heavy barrel, supported by four carved claw feet, top measures 42 inches and ex- tends to six feet. For Saturday's selling , . Men’s Shirts Mnngfitrtgnsiilk irts, $4.00 to $5.00 Batess Etreet Silk ’ irts, $3, $3.50, $5 “Yorke” Fine Silk 4 Shirts, $3, $3.50,' $4.50 Woven Madras Shirts at $1.00, $1.50; $2.00 Collar Attached Shirts, at 50c to $3.00 Oxford Cloth Sport ! Shirts, $1.00 and $1.50 Striped Collar Sport s Shirts at '$1.00 ALL METAL COLLAPSIBLE SULKY, ten-inch wheels, heavy rubber tires, non-tilting steel curb- ing wheels, folds with one motion. Weighs but ten pounds, Very special %é’iégfi NG “Vassar athletic” union suits, fine nainsook, perfect fit, drop seat, $1. BT s “Hatch celebrated 1-button’ union suits, long or quarter sleeves, $1. }:_tg‘:;‘";;;:g‘;m“:;;'g Genuine “B. V. D.” athletic union suits, spec’l woven check nainsook, $1 Our very Y “Superior” fine ribbed union suits, come long or quarter sleeves, $1. sl “Drop Seat” athletic union suits, fine quality crossbar nainsook, at $1. ‘““Athletic” union suits, crossbar crepe and white check nainsook, $1. “Cooper closed crotch,” balbriggan union suits, short or 3; sleeves, $1. : “Fitrite” balbriggan union suits, full sleeve, ankle length, at $1. “Conde,” blue cross stripe union suits, closed crotch, $1.50 values, $1. Ei lecti f finest uni its—V; 5 Sanerke. Thooll Linw-- oo e DebStuee . D100 3 $O $1.00 Porosknit Union Suits—Come 75¢c Men’s Athletic Nai IB knitted Extra Special—Silk Shirts, stunning stripe patterns. new colors, fine quality, $3.50. Men’s $1.50 Shirts, soft cuffs, at 95c. Men’s $1.00 Negligee Shirts at 65c¢. BATHING SUITS ( : REGAL SHOES Largest showing in the \ ' and Oxfords. city, at— , The world’s best, at— - FARNAM AT FIFREENTH ST- : CORRECT APPAREL FOR MEN AND WOMEN COMPLETE KITCHEN OUTFIT of guaranteed high grade aluminum, consisting of twenty pieces, exactly as illustrated, and ecovering every requirement for the aver- age kitchen. All full sizes, exceptionally wi made, fully worth double our low price of. .. HARTHANS 1414-16-18 Doug las Street FULL SIZE, 4-PAS- SENGER LAWN SWING, frame stands 8 feet high, enameled red, seats finished in the nat- imadide $4,10 2-Passenger Swing, for S 6789 COMPLETE CHILD'S SWING, suitable for in- door or outdoor use, built entirely of solid oak, finished fumed, equipped with adjustable celling ropes and hooks Our special price for Saturday, bolted and se- curely braced. Greatest Union Suit Values in America at “Corwith” fine lisle union suits, quarter sleeve, ankle length, at $1. 50c to $3.00 $4.00 to $5.50.