Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 4, 1916, Page 4

— T T T Y AT, THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1916. LAST OF THE WARS (MACKAY REVIEWS ‘ | i BETWEEN NATIONS| ~ YEARS OF SERVICE ennessrE VIR IR DO 0 IOV ATORT V> 0 IR0 IOI O CIO>DI» 0 <POROSDOR O DR O <DER B D> “God has been very good to our| A host of friends greeted Rev. T. : ‘ ! s ] i { | nation. He has given her great things |J. Mackay Sunday morning at All| - men's lll‘ | to do. But in the future he is going | Saints' church, when he preached |k Women's and .‘- : A Wo : 4 1 to be still better to us. And he is|his twenty-fifth anniversary sermon Children’s [ ] Ch'ldren’s going to give us greater work to do.” | In opening his sermon, which par- . | Fancy Silk ’ DeLarme Predicts America Has |Rector of All Saints’ Tells of Great Future Work in Shap- His Work of Quarter ing World Affairs. of a Oentury. NEVER BEATEN IN WAR|YEARS SEEM LIKE MONTHS | So asserted Rev. A. A. De Larme, at {took more of the nature of an infor- " Mohair Parasols the First Baptist church last evening, | mal talk to his friends and a review | Blfllifl‘ Suits 4 at HALF PRICE HALF PRICE : A Semi-Annual Event that all Omaha always waits for | of the American Republic.” “Just twenty-five years ago l,‘ COMMENCES WEDNESDAY, JULY §th Rev. Mr. De Larme took as his|preached my first sermon in this city text, “He loveth our nation.” He|as rector of All Saints’ church. Stand- HE IMPORTANCE of this sale to 9 : | women can be measured by the fact Men s demonstrated, by numerous historic that our stocks are absolutely FREE from instances, that the hand of the In- [} unpopular styles and that every item is Clothlng Sale_- finite has been in the shaping of the destinies of this republic. “The United States is the one glor- ious nation that has never known i feat in any war,” the speaker i\ serted. “But a greater glory is t highly desirable, much wanted merchan- dise, affording the Richest Opportunity r UR ENTIRE STOCK of Sampeck and of the whole year to women in need of Stein-Bloch Clothes radically reduced = in price—An opportunity that brings you Styl ISh the best styles and tailoring, AS WELL AS increasing your purchasing power. Summer READ THESE REDUCTIONS Apparel $15.00 Qualities, reduced to $12.75 . $18.00 Qualities, reduced to $14:50 ;ng here and looking back over the ast ?unrter of a century how many recollections throng the mind. The twenty-five years have passed rapidly ~—they seem like a dream. What a long time to look forward to! But today those years that are past seem more like months than years.” Devotion of His People. we have never waged a war for mili- tary glory or national or personal| In speakin, aggrandizement, When we have | COngregation ‘1 10( the devotion the as shown him he said: ave not always merited that de- votion, for like a true Epilconaliln, fought we have fought to defend the rights of free men, ’ ‘I have done the things I ought not 4 _m Future Duty. . |to have done, and left undone the “Washington founded the republic, | things I ought to have done.' I have Lincoln freed it and McKiney made it a ¢hampion of humanity, It re- mains for us to fulfill its great des-|run counter to your sent'ments and tiny, making it the champion of uni- | prejudices and you have borne pa- || versal peace, world-wide brotherhood, tiently with me, I have at times mational virility. ¢ shocked the orthodox, and made the ‘As God has used this great coun- |fearful ones tremble for the .safety of the Ark of the Covenant. I have been looked upon by not a'few as a heretic and lawbreaker in my use of said things I should not have said, in the heat of a discourse, and have _try wonderfully for the liberation of men and the emancipation of thought, - 80 he is going to it in the future ' for the emancipation of the heathen . and the amelioration of wrong condi- tions among humanity everywhere, "Wchcnn see the hand of the Prayer Book services. I have caused some of my dearest friends to wish that ‘I would not talk so freely on certain subjects’ They out our history. Washington |{oved me so that they could not bear on knees in the show at Valley iticl i .50 Linen Auto Coats— 2y Foree i vl St o e il ot ke b o e oy ot ) | $2000 Qualitios, reduced to $15.75 . s not born a clam, and cou more iti the ional convention and | refrain frorrf telling what I'Lc‘elieved e 8 P:Jo:l lE:th OO?CI— $22.50 Qual}t}es, reduced to $16'75 i )me' Rt Hycne to be the truth than a bird could keep Noen Al ‘85,50 $25.00 Qualities, reduced to $18.75 ) that God is shaping the des-| I haye “heard clergymen say, I 12 Women's Suits— $30.00 Qualities, reduced to $23.50 s of men and nations and espe- | would not dare to preach as you do,’ 1 L (i, but I have never hesitated to give «coln declared himself ‘driven to pray- | expression to the truth that is in me, . ¢r to God by the mnnberle'n perplex- |no matter how un; opular it might be ties that weigh me down. in some quarters, f have many faults, In Serge, Gabardine and Poiret Twill that were up to $36.00, to be sold to first 12 ladies, ROy s o e $12.50 mvxvn”""-'mr S 12 Women's and 6 Junior Suits— cially of this country, Abraham Lin- All $2.00 Sailors in Sennit Straw and soft shapes in Rice Straw, $ 34 l= Split Braid or Split Reed Trusted in God. and not a few week points, but I have sch Values up to $7.50, for. ... # In Serge and Gabardine, that were formerl “The really big men who have|never worn a dis ?u or mask, and vu::.‘:.;m "I;‘?M? (musyo'umyhl s :a.gg from $19.60 to $26.00, to be sold '°""'.5'06 Bankok, for .............. ed this nation were men who |all my faults are known to you ah.” Oost Dietses. 16 Handkerchief Linen Waists— : m‘f;'%u'y it yor o SRS SRt Shnesing Barthon, Of awning striped sllk pongee snd tussah, | $57, Tor .oty SHIrt slee, P 81.95 ikl G - such” men, for God is, indeed, raising ."1"‘:0"‘“‘3":‘“{;‘!& ff:." .'o_olg'elniel:'l $12.60 and $13.76 values, for..........$8,05 COrepe do Chine Waists— 3 All $5.00 and $6.00 Panamas, Milans, 2;:::' fl':O'lm‘W' P‘l::' :03;:?1':"' P'I’:': beir thiv work {‘ ynu¥ ree!or'w.lth Taxt 26 Rich 8ilk Dresses— B With attractive embroidery and lace, also linen Leghorns and Bankoks will be. $3.50 " close of the great war than ever it|and trembling, not knowing what the Only one of & kind, with chiffon sleeves and walst with Rose collars and cuffs, formerly a8 played before. result may be, confident only of this , from $35.00 to $75.00, to be sold at $3.96 and $4.50, to be sold for........ 8$2.44 i is is to be the last great war|One thing, that if this work be of HALF fiml_ 204 Inexpensive Voile Waists— Sh' F " ! “among civilized nations. It seems |God it must succeed. If God be with | ‘ Really wonderful bargains in attractive styles, lrts, ellows " that &a is showing them the awful | U8 none can be again us. I want the 16 Taffeta Silk Dresses— values up to $1.60, for .....coeevuuenrsn. 50(,; “ horror, the sickening, nauseatin :‘fmy individual co-operation of ev- Really beautiful nna;mn frocks that were Georgette $1.00-$1.25 kinds for.70¢ wretchedness of war in this one awful | €Ty member of my congregation and formerly sold up to $35.00, for........ $9.75 gettes— " ; La Mode Maids’ Pri And (fre{)emde Ch;nesTwallu of the better $1.50 kinds for. . _31_15 Dresses—Half Price— sort, including a few fancy nets up to 5 citizens to settle their differ-|! throw myself uporl your well known Many make good house frocks, Only 100 in $EIB, ML v o v s e on v e By $3.95 $2.00 kinds for...$1.35 8" i :x::&lt;:itym:nd public ||;liritd and 1 all, but & great variety of styles in Linens, Wash Skirts— 3 ure in your han Head 3 i gt sttt o | Andthn speuing o e marven || B0 G Bt o s o | 13 S0, YAl 804 syning tips, matree Smart Neckwear on Sale 8 and the music of DeKoven com- [ing years: “How well my anticipa- $1.96 to $7.80, for— taflored and values up to $6.50 $4.95 to show the beauties of sim. |tions were realized and how loyally ) TR i T5¢ Qualities for..44¢ $1.00 Qualities for.74c aith when compared to ephem- [MY Pegvk responded }}“ thhe Tagt HALF PRICE 4 5 fV;l"Y éwm“u' R;‘:%"b:“‘ i i : AT . ears be a wi s ncluding Cravenettes, rn’s Blackwoo it :2‘0' efl‘;’.'m of the city ev.l‘:wl’v:el- 'uu;wool q:: e o PR 1Rubberlz:d Coats, Silk Rubberized and B;:ci $1'50 Qual.\tles for. $l'04 or i i - lantine Auto styles. Every coat guaran i 1 pm::lel;l triotc sermons yesterday, freaaton 1t T been vk e po e s g i M e i (e e s A, Loow: gubTariaed 25¢ Fiber Silk Hose...........19¢ E Fourth of July, but especiall ight to serve you, and never have I 8 & L 8% 1 6 ¢ 3 $19.50, ON SALE ¥ OFF. $1.50 Jersey Sweaters....... $1.00 o of the ' request of President |fe@retted my decision to make my M, 16, 36 38, 40, 43, 44, 48 Women'’s Fiber Silk Sweaters— that the nation be remem. [home among you.” by sermon and prayer in the And in conclusion: “These twenty- 4 i five Ye‘" have been very happy years i and I feel today as if I were the rich- est man in Omaha—rich in love and affection, and rich and content be- yond -measure that I have been able to serve humanity inside and outside | . my paris, Oh| dear friends, it is this service to humanity that counts Regular prices from $18.00 to $26.00, for $10 Broken lines from $7.50 to $12, HALF PRICE $1.00 One-Piece Bathing Suits..74¢ i Footwear Clearance ‘Viotim and Seeks - Newspaper Oredit hen police recovered an automo- in the long run.” len from W, M. 3 B I RETELTE amany Doukiet luitod e e of . @Giving Data on General Clearance of All Children’s Apparel PACE will not permit us to describe in large type every article of children's wear offered at a bargain price on the 5th, but be sure of this, that every item listed here is well worth while or we would not mention it in this the greatest sale of Children's Toggery we have ever ven- A Real 4 - |of the citizens of this city who can ’ fi?’:&' n‘:ger'?:w?!‘ “t:nl.till;;len::f find their religious wants met here. 3 3 S 3 | | ? g : g | : ! % ! § ! 3 ? § 3 ! § 5 § | § 3 3 3 3 Q a | 5 3 3 3 3 ? ! ? | 3 tured upon. Women’s Pumps, $1.95 Omaha Grain Mart For Bovs In patent and ! leathers, S, ; spool, Cu- Never beon | Urnd, o0 For Girls or Oys ban and low hoe‘l:),o welt mor don't intend to Eet “n> Tm too nder the supervision of A. D. [ X . sewed soles. Broken sizes in th. Thia is ot tne first time for|Peters, who supplied the text, the M]“i“ery Girl® Costs—8 to 14| Boys’ Norfolk Sults—7 a x SR Sk Omaha Grain Exchange has caused to years—In checks, plaids w‘%‘mu““ linos from iaig Vo them, and ™ | be published an illustrated booklet of to 14 years, by Sam Peck, Baav mostly narrow widths. seventy-two pages, telling the story! Clearance and serges, valum up.fo the best clothes for boys egular price' 4....$1.95 ause |of the Omaha grain market from its $6.60, &t ..ouunes $2.95 Women’s Dress and Street oy R Ine_;gfion up to the present time. New Summer Felts. fortified with an extra Pumps, $2.45 for myself, but ) e, booklet is in colors, printed Coats in Bilk, Corduroy |, .. of pants with every Women's Patent Pumps— -u.lm:“::"‘":‘ e ueny ind fupon the best quality cr paper In broad-brim sallors with and Gabardine, all our Plain, tongue and strap and TIl toll you about and enclosed in a cover of a light| low crowns, Gainsboros and best coats, values up to Uit Resular $10.00 and styles, welt and hand sewed brown, the front page carrying a bit Hombourghs, both soft shades 4 $5.00 | $12.00 suits— Boles, leather Louis-Cuban c; nbt‘r'fculkul:lul nlcenery, with ; u;ten‘-‘y? l':d hbrtllltllllt mlo?i sofllll‘ie $12.50, at ...oone 4 h“g. Broken sises of dis. of grain elevators in the back- e hat for now. $2.50 val- Coats for Little Girls— continued lines, ranging from ek old boy. B8, #0- i i Do toraa e I e Gy papor. | Sronn Thic work is donc ia 4 very ooy B 5 For Infants | For Children |s'w's years. in Sorse or $50 Ph e b mosty narrow - The note was crudely scrawled on [0f bronze. 's Coats—: Sk, ALLY quatiin s ror = to $5.00, at ......... g ug,:. torn from & ch.y.p note book. | On the title page there is a farge! s 55 Infants® Hose, of colored | Children's C !’ ;:d: $5.00 to $12.00— Women's Street Pum 82.: :: The police have recovered two other | halftone of the Omaha Grain Ex-| lisle, 16 value, 3 for 285¢ | years. In light wool goods, HALF PRICE In patent and kid Jogther Sen o ."wp.‘kh "i'a; abandoned by ge hu}ldmj, while on :ev;r;l of | 25¢ and 60c kind....15¢ serge and silk, Half Price, o i welt sewed soles, g;.:l:;' b wers” after ri as far as the [the following pages are splendid in- ls’ Dresses, 7 to Boys' Wool Suits o ‘6il supply permitted. Both re |terior views on the office floors. Colored Felt JAANG Chaeumts T o el RN e a0 wsa ok et % Oue Taguar 0 o Rl and 50 far the owners have |Notably among these are fine hali-| nesday only—Hot weather | S3-4-3 years— e Jatn and plaid |32 to $2.50 values, $1.65 at Y not yet made complaint. The license |tones, showing the trading room and SpOl’t Hats styles with low neck and [gio0 Values ....... D¢ singhape, D 1$2.95-8350 values, 208 I || wiiaiesi v 82.95 %Ln and other identification |the offices where inspection of grain | $2.95 Values for.. %’ 5 | combinations, values up to (¥2. ' e Women’s Dress Pumps, $3.45 w‘,} of course, were removed by [is carried on, In all colors, very special short sleeves— $3.95 Values ..... 7518160 ...oivniinnen. 84¢ |$4.50-35.00 values, $3.35 Season’s most favored styles thieve The souvenir is dedicated to A. B, ! price. §0c Values .........35¢|35:00 Values for. . 83.25 |y, "\ 'ts s250, $1.65 4 in dress pumps, princess and P TR A LR T Stickney, who was the real founder of $1.00 Values 180 for .. V. 4.;5 Boys’ Straw Hats—All plain vamp patterns, made BGh&I‘ged SOIdler the Omaha grain market, and one 7SC 2 . o $8.60 Values for. . 85.75| Middy Dresses, 7 to 14 |shapes, styles and sizes— from select patent and kid entire page is given over to his picture | 89c Values ......... Children's Hats—Values [78T8 in blue and white g o9 values for ....74¢é leathers, welt and hand Be te nd R bb d and a statement of how he made it $1.50 Values ...95¢ up to $3.95, for 74.¢ |combinations, also striped turned soles, full Louis heels, aten a. 0DDBQ | possible to build up in Omaha one of Trimmed Hats $1.95 Values ..... 81,25 [P 10 ¥ o2 - 2€ |qesigns; pique and French g 55 $1.50, $1.75 values reguler 35 values. ... 83,45 ! |the greatest grain markets in the Children’s Princess Slips |§ingham frocks and lawn ™ = 946 Boys’ Oxfords, $1.9 and in a pitiful | United States. Throughout the book- ' In beautiful summer styles, Infants’ Coats—Short or | ng Gowns— dresses, lace trimmed, val- | "% cccc R Boys’ Oxfords in ¥ ta . al xellqr, 34 years of [let are scattered pictures of the | in fancy braids, milans and long styles—Half Price. [50c Values ......... ues up to $5.95...82,50 14 00 vaiues for $1.34 and tan lumer" {31" H from Philadelphia, was |eighteen storage elevators, where an- hemps, with a hundred nov- i 76¢ Values ... ¥ Preaok Ginghams, 7 101$3.00 Valtes for. . 2' Iace styles, welt ." od Hoton ind Sua\ locked in a hxcar at{nually millions of bushels of grain elty trims of French'flowers, Infants’ Shoes — Soft|g; 55 values .. o8 nyelrl ::’d :'NDOI .00 Values for..$2,00 st Hn:s' n:&lal‘ Bivadiy right, ke had bet: Iered|coawal st are T arhtes of the B Sad Tase. 4 e s || || "I Mortie Rake. 208/ 8158 valuw Toles gad rooos isiues| Bere’ Spart Blowwes— | || Darrow width, - eguar 0 x'“e;l 'l‘:d"mbaedd_hyh fon; In prfip;fi" the bookle): exgerts; lonmon:w from which to Infants’ DN:“'—LODI DCMldrn;s ‘gzlored Wulh B89 85,15 .5 83,95 50c-5c values tor...36¢ i e cently discharged | were called into service, the photo- make a lco— and short styles, in the|Dresses—. years, val- 0 ARALSR vt e et LT R e s e the army at Jefferson Barracks, grlphl having been made by Louis R.) daintiest nainsook an d|ues up to $1.75, for..89¢ y.l‘.l::; .u?.;' 'i:;', 1“, wl“ Boys’ Knitted Shirts, and was just recovering from | Bostwick, the ~engravings by the Ret Xe. 1 1 Children’s Bloomers_75¢ ofect styles, trimmed (Pants or Drawers—Sum- ] attack of pleurisy when he ar-|Baker Brothets' company and the de- Values up to $7.80, e values, for ......... 35¢ | with smocking, values up [mer welghts, 25¢ kinds Women's Long Silk Gloves— d in Omaha Thursday evening, signing and printing by the Beacon 76¢ Values for...... 49¢ | Children’s Beach Rompers | ¢, $9.75, at ...... $5.95 |for 15¢ InT @ freight train. Shortly after his | Press. s 95 $1.00.Values for.....75¢|—Wednesday, A. M. Only,| = " " ™ 10T EERTRHIOR covnveniniinnn, n Tan, Gray or Black, $1.50 values frival he met two white men, who 3 50c Values . ...35¢| Norfolk Middies — The N LR oot e e 85¢ later joined by two negroes. cin’t Show stripes on the ] 4150 Values for.....95¢ 85¢ Values . .50¢ |latest things in middy Boys® Mentor Unfons— 3 ly accompanied the quartet to $1.95 Values tor..81.3%5($1.00 Values B¢ |styles, a regular $1.95 [Broken sizes, 50c values Women's Crepe de Chine Camis- ‘and Jones, where they sud-| , U, S.Flag Down in Mexico $2.50 Values for..$1,85($1.50 Values B¢ |blouse for .......... OBé(tor ... .oeennn.. 35¢ || oles—32.50 values ........ $1.45 sprang upon him, and after| ~San Diego, Cal, July 2—Visitors Lot No. 8 Women's Crepe de Chine Chem t a terrible beating, took | who went o Tiajuana today with Values up to $13.00, $3.95 val P " 59 and shoes; threw | their automobiles decorated with 2 St SO L O 82.95 fastened the [ American flags in honor of erepared- Of Nainsook—$2.50 values, $1.75 ness week here, were stopped by Mex- $1.75 V. : ican soldiers and ordered to keep 3 Al s the stripes under cover while on the Women's Combric Gowns—Wednes- Mexican side of the line. The Amer- day A. M. only, value up t icans were informed that the Tiajuana A wifhee gmil&n cmmnnnd_le_;l hifiue!f had is- ; $196. for ....oeuiiis .. 89¢ :::n‘:hl‘q%:g“' e Mexican town | <y 0 er0Ier0er 0Ly 8-> 020> DL 0 <DL §< DL O IE> Al DL 9D B <IL> 9 IL > 0 DL 0Ly