Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 17, 1916, Page 6

Ly Monsieur Liard. writes a personal \ 'y letter to Mme. Borglum expressing i ANKS GHILDREN gratitude at the hearty reception ac- 3 ‘ corded Miss Laurence Schofield and Miss Eleanor Fell when they were in Omaha in the interests of the relief | Madam Borglum Gets Letter in|fynq. Which Omaha Children Are To the American children who Remembered. k _— “_adoptid" French war orphans Mon- SOCIETY CHANGES AME | sicur Liard writes in part: ; I8 N | “My Dear Children: OId ties bind o8 , |your country to mine. When your In recognition of what Americans | gr;at E!f&'mdfathfls took arms for their T Y independence some Frenchmen, led by have donc __"‘ aiding the French or- LaFayette and Rochambeau, went to phans, the Society Orphelinat des Ar- | fight ‘with them. You had been told (| mees has taken officially the name | this and you remembered it. . iy “Today France is i 2 “F""‘"le“ Fh‘ld"" of F"“‘T“‘- the | rible \vz}r. Sa}:eccishd?}gsgic:gmh:r ";1: English equivalent, and retired the |vaded soil. She is fighting for ideas French name to a subtitle, according | which are also those of your fathers; to a letter received from Monsicur L. thfi‘f'sh's and liberty of nations. & Liard, rector of the University of d",(?,l;dk,!‘t?y,”"s Ao zou v un; Writes to Children. / THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, JUNE iy pmakes many, vieume and| Milwaukee and Rock Island May Use the Same Tracks Fast that a large number of these orphans need aid and protection . “Then you said to youselves: We, little American boys and girls, we also wish to help the ‘orphans of France, our friend. “Be blessed for this generous in- is“gralcful to you for it. To the ties which already united your country to ours you have added fection. will be helped by you thank you.” i i . S bt Ul CAN'T BREAK INTO HOUSE. ing to break into the house, stole five | Paris, by Mme. A. M. Borglum, in You also know that a war like e of how we give sucl big shoe values,” Quality, Quantity; Style said N. F. Peterson, local manager. 4 STORES ON SEGOND The store fixtures are a delicate p satin green. Velvet carpets and long ) § OF BUILD]NG lines. of opera chairs make shoe fit- & ting a pleasure. 3 New Selli 3 | | Retail Store Rooms on Second Floor e of Rose Building Just Like the' Ground Floor Stores, EVER HAVE BIG SHOW WINDOWS (1 The stores on the second floor of | § the new Rose building, Sixteenth and . Farnam streets, are just like stores | on the ground floor, except in one respect; namely, that they are not on the ground floor. Good elevator service whisks pa- ~ trons up to the second floor stores, Barker's clothes shop is another of these second story stores. Barker's has a new plan of selling men’s cloth- ing—big values because of low rents. no delivery system, no charge ac- counts. The clothes shop has a large sales room with fine fixtures of mahogany and plate glass. * The straight price is $15 and at this figure even tuxedo and full-dress suits, silk lined, are sold. Splendid natural light floods, the shop from the big windows all along the west side. Smart Shop for Women. Lamond’s, a shop of “smart wear where tt ‘{. find elegant appointments, yleat{ of light, big show windows, at- | for women,” occupies the south store tractive bu; m: conditions. room. It has light from two sides. Here: is Budd, who sells shoes at|The fixtures are delicate French gray cut prices: Budd's shoe store is large [ and old ivory, with mahogany coun- £ and carries an immense stock . His [ter tops. Ivory and black make the i Ofl!lhl store is only one of a number | color scheme o{the window drapings. ; 'l.l‘lth he has in various cities, Flowers and palms add a delicate Immense buying power for the |touch. combined output of our numerous| Smart styles at low prices are the stores is a large part of the secret|attraction here. It is not a “bargain Take Elevator--Save $10 Do Men Know. Clothing Values THEY DON'T. In more times than not they are disappointed in the so-called Bar- gains that they get at clothing sales. The big ground floor high-rent stores take advantage of this fact . during their big sales. We do not ° mark $20 suits down to $15, nor what » i8 more to your interest mark $10 SUITS UP TO $15 and then advertise GREAT BARGAINS. | Be' eliminating High Ground Floor Rents, Costly Fixtures, Charge Accounts and Delivery ' Systems, we are able to offer you the same BIG VALUES EVERY \ DAY OF THE YEAR. ; ¥ $25 SUITS If You Can Duplicate These Regularly For Less Than $25.00 Come in and Get Your Money Back ALTERATIONS FREE _ FIT GUARANTEED RKER’S the dwelling. Second Floor Shops Rose Bldg.’ Up-to-the-Minute Sholps for Women and Men--Low Prices s Found in Every Shop on the Second Floor are given. of merchandising. He was in charge | store. of the cloak and suit department of the Globe department store, Traverse A “Smart Shop” and Reasonable Prices That’s a hard com- bination to find, but here it is. You're invited to visit this shop. Saturday, June 17 Rose Build- ing. Gun Budd Prices An Agreeable Surprise “Be The old rumor that the Milwaukee spiration. France, profoundly touched, [ and the Rock Island roads will en- ter into a traffic arrangement where- by they will tie up and jointly use the touching b _|each other’s tracks from Council . ond,of & eateryaliat ;Blufffs to lNeo'l‘a, a distagce of tyvné- “Th h ty-five miles, has again been revived. Spspuane .0 ixlce whojarelor From the Bluffs to Neola the tracks | of the two roads run side by side, at ino point more than 200 feet or so T apart, It is asiert:d that !ol_icir'tly use these tracks for several years HIEVES RAID CHICK coorp | would be much cheaper than for the = two roads to double track their re- Mrs. D. Napier's home at 1524 | gpective lines znd that by the joint North Twentieth street was visited |use there would be a great sav- Thursday night by thieves, who, fail-|ing of time in the handling of trains. z ?! is msserted at the local offices chickens from a coop to the rear of |of the two companies that the deal for joint use of tracks is being worked store,” but a store where big values! City, Mich., before coming west. He ? opened and managed H. S. Lamond, the propiretor, is a | wear store of Joe Smith & Co., Coun- man of long experience in this line | cil Bluffs, before opening his present Midsummer styles are now on dis- play, sport skirts, coats and so on. We Believe You Will Like This Shop The courteous treatment you'll receive, and, most of all, we think like the atmosphere of the place and our prices. A Style Shop You Can Afford to Patronize the women's you'll And in the proper - styles you want—em- bracing White Nu- Calf Boots and Ox- fords, Tan Calf, Calf with White Rubber Soles, White Canvas, etc. $950 54,00 Why Pay More;I BUDD 2nd Floor, Rose Bldg., Sixteenth & Farnam OMAHA’S CUT PRICE SHOER out in the Chicago offices and that if anything comes out of it the deal will e consummated in time for the han- dling of the heavy business next fall. It is said, that the proposition contem- plates the use of the single track of one of the roads for freight traffic and the other for passenger train bus- B e 1916. tracks. be done this season. In time it is expected that the Mil- waukee will double its line from Ma- nilla west, but nothing is expected to | iness. If the deal goes through, east| THREE-YEAR-OLD LAD IS of Neola, where the lines separate.l each company would use its own| The “ld-Standardf'—— .——1In Tires ¥ ¥ when competing against:— that are logical as the Laws of the Universe. The best-intentioned Tire Manufacturer cannot AVOID being heavily handicapped ‘ rALUES spring from Conditions 1st—The longest Experience in Mfg. i the Product. 2nd—The greatest Leverage on pur- chasing of Raw Materials at lowest prices, througi ability to take largest quantities. 8rd—The lowest Cost of Manyfacturing, —through largest VOLUME of Output. 4th—The clearly-demonstrated INTEN- TION to give Consumers and Dealers the full benefit of the large ECONOMIES re- sulting from possession of three Cardinal Advantages above defined. LACE behind this set of Conditions a 47-year Record for Dependabil- ity, — -faith, — Initiative, — and you have a Summary which fits no other Tire Mfg, Concern, in the American field, than the B. F. Goodrich Co., which is;:— lfist—The largest Rubber Factory in the world. 2nd—With a 47-year Experience in Rub- ber-Working. 8rd—With a raw-material Purchasing- Power indicated by the 130,000,000 pounds of Rubber Goods made, and marketed, dur- ing its latest fiscal year, Ath—With the Manufacture and Sale, ¥ during its latest fiscal year, of 50% MORE Goodrich “Fair-List” Prices (SAFETY-TREADS) ) Motor-Car and Truck Tires combined, than were &I:duced and sold by the next largest Tire Concern in America. HE Product of such a Tire and~ Rubber - Concern,—when mark- eted under such conditions,—giv- ing the benefit of such huge Economies to Consumers may well, and logically, be con- sidered — The ‘‘GOLD-STANDARD” in Tire Values. Therefore:— —When you pay MORE than the Good- rich Fair-List prices here printed, for ANY Fabric Tire, you are merely ‘‘contributing’ the difference. Because,—You CANNOT get ‘‘better” Fabric Tires,—at ANY price! Test them thoroughly,—and seel THE B. F. GOODRICH CO, Alkron, O. GOODRICH | S “Black-Tread "¢ [ JRES s Local Address, 2034 Farnam St. 13 339—The New Goodrich Shoe Soles (for your Feet). T EX T AN —Does for your SHOES what the black *‘Bare- ¥ foot-Rubber’ Tread does for Goodrich Tires. «=Wears longer than Leather! —Is Non-sli =ls Waterproof!———— Persistence is the cardinal vir- tue in advertising; no matter how good advertising may be in other respects, it must be run frequently and constant- ly to be ' really successful. ~Is Li|htetm Leather! Asle your Shoe Desler or Shoe Repairer, for Textan Soles on your next pair of Shoes. ) —1Is more Flexible than Leather! —1Is BASIER oa your Feet!—— on page 8 results. Willow Springs BeerlX Phone Doug. 1306 or 2108 i STRUCK BY STREET CAR Gorman Trucker, aged 3 years, sus- ltained severe scalp lacerations when struck by a street car near his home, 1618 Clark street - The child was at- tended by Dr. O. Meyers, who took | several stitches in the wounds. 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