Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 8, 1916, Page 5

THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1916. ALL ALLIED ARMIES CONDITION OF STRIKING T0GETHER} Occidental Building & Loan Association At Opening of Business, July 1, 1916 e ISR S Borg Suits Me"" A CLOTHING EVENT OF | Entente Offensive on So Many B Fronts Indicates They Are RESOURCES: GRE AT IMPORT AN CE ;' Goppentng: : Real Estate Loans. ................. $3,934,471.00 : COOLLAPSE OF AUSTRIANS StaplcBoml . i i 23,383.00 The Best Values and Greatest Variety of Spring and Summer Suits Londos, Jaly 7-The results-of the Real Estate. . . ...... . e N PR 17,129.83 / staff :o:'fl;rencea ‘of the entente allies Real Estate Sold on Contract.......... 68'055.42 $ d $ in Gomgony Mag-and Jueon e b Accrued Interest and Premium. .. ...... 28,749.38 an i :::n ::fo::innion z; the ulliI:’:l attacks Loans in Foreclosure ................ 30,432.01 ix b magene on the Teutonic forces and increasing ......... ver shown in-Omaha Sridihepiol, tho nitistive phasing from CashonHandandinBanks........... 504,143.43 - h oo . -n velugapomne . gy v ’78'2’&2?4*35 THIS SALE men’s summer suitsat ten and fifteen dollarsis proof {f1 no:-‘:iee:;:::: i:nfe‘fi:::;;i:;"fi:; ) LIABILITIES: $4,682,264. of the saving possibilities of this great clothing store—and the ‘| | preparing for the second phase of the Capitrl Stock (.o g G B $3,946,796.09 suits themselves have that appealing attractiveness that only the ‘| ¢ Bt o U Syt gt Dividends Credited . ................ 500,267.89 best of tailoring can bring. Made of all pure wool, fast color— [} “and Russia again takes the center of Contingent Loss Fund......... R0 . 172,805.77 worsteds, serges, cheviots, flannels, tweeds, silk and fancy mixtures, the sage. Today's news rom Pelro Incomplete Loans- . .. ............... 59,244.47 laids, Checks, Broken Plaids and Stripes— et Doty getpnic s Y Undivided Profits .................. 315032 loose back, form-fitting, semi and full English #§ . \Somme battle. & $4,682,264.54 pinch-back and belted styles. Skeleton one- ‘i1 Collapse of Austrian Forces. / The news that the Russians have captured 5000 prisoners on the Dneister front appears to leave little doubt of the collapse of the Austrian forces between Buczacz and. Stan- islau, which will greatly affect the army of General von Bothmer, com- pelling him to retire northward, while the advance on Delatyn and the seiz- ure of the railway cuts off Von Both- quarter, one-half and full-lined pateh and set- in pockets; 1, 2 and 3-button models, peaked * lapels, straight and semi-peg trousers. The Occidental Building & Loan Association has just recently located its offices at Nos. 820-322 South Eighteenth Street, on the ground floor. The more commodious and convenient quarters enables the Association to handle its rapidly increasing business to better advantage. It extends a special invi- tation to all of its members with their friends to call and thoroughly familiar- ize themselves with the business methods of the Association. Increase in total assets for quarter ending June 30, 1916. .$282,54f1.00 The World’s Best Kn Hundreds of These Superb "KUI’PBI!H{Q[III:“M ‘ Styles That Sold up to #1650 | Suo iy gieaswned Cren: o ot el o Increase in assets for the year.... .... e 681,538.00 suai— $10 sy~ $1S 1 Hindenburg being able to make an Dividends credited for quarter year .......... Saledt N 81,388.00 . 1 | he TWRing while fhe Gormene are Dividends credited for the past year ............ ae v oo 290,000.00 «=mid-summer suits for men desperately engaged in trying to meet the Russian offensive at Haranovichi, the Russian/General Kaledines is de- veloping a strong attack on both sides of the Kiev-Kovel railway, Problem for Teutons. The question arises among military men here 4s to how Germany can During the year it made 885 loans of which 426 were for building pur- poses. ) R The territory of the Association, not being limited to any particular town or locality, but going into all of the more thrifty and %rowing towns through- out the entire state, enables it to secure such a rate of earnings that the As- sociation will be able to pay indefinitely the usual 6 per cent dividend, pay- Tropical andKeep Cool Clothes | Without question the best and tinest selection in town, of | cool, filmy, unlined suits, all from celebrated makers. With . | all the style, fit and service ability which only the best * can impart. : : come to the sasitance of ts Atstran |} able quarterly. N. BOVELL, Secretary. ! R ! forcés on the westen front and it sl JOHN F. FLACK, President. JOHN T. BROWNLEE, Asst. Secy. [{|ll (NSRRI [cetrreel Tot oo T i draeg more of s swe /N R. A. McEACHRON, Vice-President. T. F. WILES, Attorney. ' troops from the Italian front. GEORGE C. FLACK, Treasurer. ROBERT DEMPSTER. s el o el e b g i A R4 S R e e Experienced Advertisers Always Use THE BEE = = e — Sl w5 Mohair and Silk Gnised Jackets | Loose; cool, easy-fitting, $2.50, $3.50, $5, $7.50 Big, long A’utnmohu. G'reut Coat; dust-proof, Panama cloth and Irish linen— . $1.00 up to $5.00 Extra Trousers , i Palm Beacti, Crash, Linen, Serge; Ehakl and | Outing Trousers— $1.25 o $5.00 Special Values In Light Weight Wool at— $3.50 and $5.00 \Safurday Furnishing i | i . T Specials | Men’s Shirts- Soft, cool, satin striped, setté and Oxford cloth shirts, French cuffs, an ideal sum- mer shirt. $1.50 value...05¢ e & Boys' Wash ~ Suit Sale BRI R R T 100 Wash Suits, left from last Slr H t season, Dom;'.n:r |.:\d Il;:pon:: materials and fast ' colors aw a Miady, Vestae . Balken Blouse, 'Underwear Russian and Oliver st styles. 160 and $2.00 That sold up to $3.50, Must be :nd‘ plroicd mlm& e sold Saturday and for quick t and flat cotton fabrics, selling we offer your 69 Cl | olt'sises ..iiiiviinee, All Sallor St;“dl:"g"mfi choice, “flihsm and 'moom ral that sold | | . 0 Ap mNVR' WATR_aik | | Garments .....ciiiesenen . SALE QF BOYS' HATS—Silk, A9y Rnd 11500 < Crash, ostrlw and Wash Hats Saturday that sold up to 76¢....... 35¢ : FREE $3.00 and $3.50 Fancy Wobl | Baseball Outfit B oS $2 { ° Ball, Mitt, Mask and Bat free 75¢ cotton Bathing Suits with a suit purchase of*$5.00 or 25c Men's Garters...... over. 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