Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 16, 1916, Page 3

‘ Nebraska RAIL BOARD HAS FINE NEWSPAPER Commissioner Taylor and Sec- retary Browne Issue Bul- letin for Public. MOREHEAD GOES TO FARM Coming Race Meet At West Point Will Bring Fast Steppers West Point, Neb., July 15.—(Spe- cial.)—The seventh annual race meet of the West Point Speed association will start on Tuesday, July 18. The field of horses is the largest in the history of the association and much good racing is expected. The program for Tuesday will be: THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JULY 16, 1916. f | ] I. W. W.’s on Their Way West | Refuse to Work in Fields| r Alma, Neb,, July 15,_(5,,“-;3]‘)__‘froixln. the depot was decorated by A band of Industrial Workers of the | the bunch with their emblems, About World has been moving westward |2 this week. Remarkable Black Silk Offering 40-Inch Black All-Silk Chiffon Taffeta—The popular silk now very much in demand for separate skirts, suits or dresses. This has a soft, rich, lustrous finish, and a silk that will give the most satisfactory wear. board and the same train, today, cal Yesterday freight train | took to the harvest fields, . 63 was apparently in charge of the i The farmers are begging for help to ied 150. During the stop of the dozen deserted the train here and A regu- Bee Want TELEPHONE 1614 DOUGLA === Bran “boes,” there being eighty-five on| arvest and put up alfalfa, but tlleac;Harlan Repub“cans to Put so-called industrial workers are so un- | reasonable in wages, board and short hours they are of no help to the busy tillers | In of the soil, for that their demands issuiy county ‘*tnvention, Secretary A, Is 'roluce Results 10¢; special deis - 3—A ‘ stamps are invited to attend the con- Punch in One-Term Plank i\'cnlion and help President Wilson put Alma, Ncb., July 15.--(Special.)— | O(}(‘ call for the republican / V.| Friday, July 21. Shaffer of the central committec says: | county convention is called for Satur- “All who-are tired of licking revenue | day, july 22. the punch in at least one of his plat- | form planks—the one-term plank.” | The convention will he held in Alma, The democratic Handkerchiefs---Half Price Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Handkerchiefs, fanc; embroidered corners, rolled edges; some initials. Wortl{ ............................ 5¢ Pacing, 2:22 Class, e, 400—Fift 5 e f . . A entries: H T 3 Itk e lar $2.00 value. Extra special Women's Irish Linen Handkerchiefs, all-linen. Plain (From a Statt Correspondent.) ger. Harry R. strike, Bob Fitsim- || per yard o - - and h:nd-omhro-dered. also all initials. Many worth . < Py mons, Speedometer, Recall, Empress, Togo, S : 2Bt Specialis s T Lincoln, July 15.—(Special.)—The | Wi pRiteoTii v Mabei: On, Rexie, 2ESpecaliye Ot 12%¢ State Railway commission has gone into the newspaper business. With two newspaper men connected with the commission, Commissioner Tay- lor and Secretary Browne, it was sure to crop out sometime and so the peo- ple of Nebraska are going to be given an opportunity to keep in touch with Dude Highwood and Fred Hill. Trotting, 2:20 Class, Purse, $400—Seven- teen entries: Jagk Panic, Winnie LocKhart, rage, Kenneth Kirk, Cecil Kirk, Chief, Stuart Allerton, Joe Vincent, Forest Bingen, DeWitt, The Orphan, E. M. R,, jr, Sea Maid, Nita H., Len Medium, Don DeLo- pens and Governor V. Three-year-old Trot, Purse, $200—Four en- tries: Vera Tramp, Clarence Collins, Don DeLopens, Mahraba. Alos & S%-mile dash, purse, $100. Last Days Now For These Ex Going at a Fraction of Their Value [ Emtroaoi: Porch Shades quisite Gowns i the (\]v;)rkput;irthtq com'n_»i.]ssion_“by. a| Wednesday, July 19: monthly blication which will give A ey . Purse, $400—Sevent. : 3 ke I the complete work of the commission R B uf-‘uyl.u;:::u'r Hardie, Billy gf?‘ Wnthnrrl’bm:"?:rceh MOde_]s of the modistes’ art—exquisites from At 59¢ Yard for the month and articles on the | Muray. Farmer Doy, Brown Abe. ielen Shadss Ereen oribronhy 80 a collection that was the best ever brought to 27 to 36.Inch Organdi ¥ different things which come up. et ST U b | | I Baa0 0 a0 da00 i A Omaha. Gowns that will cause the most favor- Embrotdery” Skist’ Flooostss, . The first issue came out today and | Princess Margaret, Budweiser, Lee Dale, 8-Foot Weather Proof Porch able comment at the most exclusive social func i Syl 5 ;une ng, is called the “Railway Commission |Bee \Woang Hatis WS, i00—gioven || Shades, greén or brown, Mon- tions—AND JUST THINK—Y( v e Bulletin.” Articles on the “Rate EX-|entries: Lord Duke, Billy Mead, Heir day ... ... 83.95 T(;;‘EM FOR A FRACTI —YOU‘ CAN BUY At 39¢ Yard 's Force” * ” Vincent, Doctor Wayo, Edith N pert’s Force,” “Blue Sky Department’ mur_"_':h‘-‘r;‘eun\llfl"{“"cthum‘:“g"“t"";mh‘”m 6.-Foot Canvas Potch. Cuse ON OF THEIR WORTH 18 to 27-Inch Organdie and editorial on why the Bulletin is California B., Allie Lou, Johnston Bahur. NOw. Embroidery Flouncing, worth issued; “Troubles of Engineering Ex- , 3117 Class, Purse, $400—Eleven tains, blue or brown stripes. 2 4 3 ligiesy FEpouhles of Eavioterinl B Cmttg s cum s Yo Corue, All ‘ready to hang, each, Evening gowns, dancing frocks and wraps. Atoagm: Y‘ y:d. doings of the commission for the|Jomsten Bahur, Grest Norfhem, Lusn, AT ) AT $1.39 And this announcement details only a few of the t 39¢ Yar month, cover the first edition with numerous items of a minor nature. Water Supply Low. ernor B, Allle Lou. Three-fourths-mile dash, purse $100. For Thursday, the last day, the pro- Vacation wonderful offerings. 1 Mayer Model, apricot. metal net, silver lace Colored Organdie and Ba- tiste Edges, 3 to b inches wide. Worth to 50¢ a yard. The dry weather of the last few |gram is: () trimmed ; former price $198.00. Sale At 25¢ Yard weeks again brings forward the ques-| Pacing, :17 Class, Purse, tdl\;;mfl\snfi Shoes and Xfords price : . : $89 48.Inch C: i tion of the water supply at the state |teen entries: Mabel On, Fred , Bl . -Inc re| and Voile penitentiary. The supply is getting short, but the Board of Control has not yet determined whether it is due to the lack of water or the ability of the pump to gather it in. An investigation will be made at Rex, Bud Willlams, Last Chance, West Point, Cecil Boy Helen Chimes, Brown Abe, Farmer Boy, Harry R., Lucky Strike, Gin- ger, Helen Zeto, Oregon Hal, Yellowstone and Tommy Horn. Trotting, 2:24 Class, Purse, $400—Sixteen entries: Allle Axwood, Wa Walla, Red Wing, Lora D., Timothy Hall, Miss May In white canvas. High and low shoes, made with rubber soles and heels. Blucher cut. Get the most out of your trip by getting real comfort in a shoe that is wide, roomy and 1 Whi!e Silk Net Over Chartreuse, beaded band trimmed. Former price $185.00. Sale 69 price ..... & 1 Maize Satin Stripe Gros de Londres Gown— Embroidery Skirt Flouncing, worth to 756¢ a yard. At 10c Yard 18-Inch Voile and Crepe Embroidery Flouncing, worth Tell, Lathrope, Len Medium, Sterling Lou, cool. All sizes. Special Former price $159.00. Sale 69 to 26c a yard. A - , Cecll Kirk, De- 5 : | mxeced:;'crl G madeitojteme Gy 20 RN e e fandheat | | A== Monday it asne e $1.98 DEICR a5 B e s Sootaoe At 10c Yard Morehead in Richardson. M ee-for-all Pace, Purse, $600—Thirteen wfl]l,“l:‘t' s ?i'i'.“’"%v slt“d.ll" 1 Chiffon over Flesh, silver lace trimmed. $49 Jcfl:r?;brs?:: “‘E;“ M.d. 3 ad is i ic! 5 jes: Sir Lain, Columbia Fire, in lij calfskin. Welt soles i 08 AR Governor Morehead is in Richard ;l“;:d:: Josio Knight, Jennie Fitzimmons, \:'Iithxperfect fitting lasts. You Former price $98.00, now............ Insertions, 3 to ?Incl\:u wide. son county looking after the harvest on his farms. On account of the cinch bugs and other little inconven- iences down there last year, the gov- ernor did not go into the wheat rais- ing game very heavily this year, but has confined the most of his efforts toward a corn crop, with prospects of good returns with the present out- Took. American Is Fined Because Auto Scares German's Horse London, July 15.—Major R. M. Dut- ton, United States marines, retired, who it attached to the American com- mission for the relief of Belgium, was fined 500 marks recently by a oy ity o ol | ety 9, 114 3¢ Ccnt, O || MeRers B o ke | feta and lace. Was $139.00; Q) chitton e el g ¢ A press dispatch received here says | g}, to womanhood at that place ss, fi 8 P NOW ...viiininiinnnnnnnns $19 $25 $35 - Y the nature of Major Dutton’s offense an‘s i:ego years of age was married Seamless, fibre to hem. Dou collars. . ’ s very spe $4.50 is not known, but that the fine was imposed for “disrespectful conduct” toward a German officer. /At the office of the Belgian com- mission here it was stated that Major Dutton was fined after his automobile had frightened a German officer’s horse. No miportance’ was attached to the incident by representatives of the commission. “Notes From Beatrice And Gage County Belle W., Billy Murray, Brown Abe, Farmer Boy, Lee Dale, Budwelser, Olive Hitt and Holen Chimes. The last event will be & half-mile dash, purse, $100. Mrs, Porter Dies at Central City at the Age of 101 Years Central City, Neb.,, July 15.—(Spe- cial.)—Mrs. Mary Porter passed away at the home of her son, William Por- ter, Thursday evening, at the age of 101 years. Death was due to ailments attending old age, and for some time her condition has been regarded as serious. Mrs. Mary Porter was born No- to Stephen Porter. In 1835 they re- moved to Mason county, Illinois, then a new country. To this union seven children were born, of whom three survive, William Porter of this city, with whom she made her home; Mrs. Elyira Newcomer of this city, and Charles Porter of Fullerton, Neb. When the war of the rebellion broke out, her husband and three sons en- listed in the service. One son uever returned from thes truggle. They re- moved to Nebraska in 1877 and took up a homestead in Merrick county. Mr. Porter passed away May 29, 1882. are sure of comfort in these sandals. All sizes, from 3 to 8. Monday, pair....81.75 Little Gents’ Low Shoes, made of gun metal, patent colt and Russia calf. Hand- welted soles, up-to-date lasts and patterns. Every pair worth from $2.756 to $3.00. Sizes from 8% to 13%, spe- cial, pair .. o Hosiery Women’s Pure Dye Thread Silk Hosiery, all colors and sizes. All silk to top, others with wide lisle tops. Fash- ioned, reinforced heels and toes, with double soles. Worth $1.00, Monday. .59¢ ble heels and toes. Special, pair Women's Silk Hose, seamless, and toes. Mond'ay, pair, 15¢ Wall Paper Our entire stock consists of all new desirable goods. 'No closing out of odd patterns, but a sharp underpricing of the newest goods in the city. A Cogpplete Selection of All Evening Wraps 1 White Satin Joseph Model, Silver $15 1 Gold Brocade and Metal Lace, Col- $62.50 1 Spanish Evening Wrap—Navy, taf- Embroidery—Former price $198; sale price ...... ey lins’ Model—Former price $139.00; now..... }v‘b‘ilaizannd Turquoise Blue Collins’ odel—Former price $95.00; $45 sale price ............ 1 White Charmeuse, Sati Trimmed Wrap—Former price $59.00; NOW! v v o utv e snniee Crepe de Chine Velvet $35 1 Blue Metal Brocaded Gros de Londre. Former price $95.00; sale price. . ... $39 %‘ French Fmb;’?éd&l;edSN]et over Silver Cloth— 'ormer price .00. Sale price..l?........‘....,... ....... $3Z:50 1 Misses’ Maize Chiffon Dance Frock— Collins’ model; formerly $85.00, now. . PgPular Priced Items r Groups of Dance Frocks, in- cluding dresses worth $19.00, $25.00, $35.00 to $50.00, at— 310, $15, §19, $25 The Popular New Taffeta and Satin Dresses, in navy and black. Smart em- broidery trimming. Georgette and New Wash Skirts, in linens, piques, gabardines and repps, 898 at $3.98, $5.00 to........ $ N New Taffeta Skirts—Full flared mod- els, stitched bands and but- ton trimmed ........ $10 SECOND FLOOR. Worth to 19¢ a yard. At 3%c Yard White and Colored Em. broidery Edges, Beadings and Inaafliflnl, worth to Tlhe a yard, Linen Store Offers New Location—Center Aisle West, Main Floor. $7.50 Cloths, $4.50 Monday we will place on sale All-Linen Tal fl Cloths, size 72x72 inches. Made of & superior satin finish dou- cial, each ...... 50c Fancy Turkish Towels, 35¢ Full bleached, in an assort- ment of fancy colorings in stripes and border effects. Double twisted, yarns, extra heavy. Large size......35¢ 15¢ Towels, 10c About 250 Dozen Bleached Huck Towels, with fi blue borders, also J)hin w;?:ey y Colors and Patterns, with Fine quality and very ab- Ten years later the wife of her son, borders to match. 5c and 6c U d sorbent. Ei Beatrice, Neb., July 15.—(Special.) | William, died, leaving six children, papers, roll ........ S n ergarments ach .......10¢ —During a thunderstorm which visit- | the eldest of whom was only 10 years Badrooml Panarst intallltia SPECIAL ed this section yesterday morning a tree in front of the home of Mrs. C. Campbell was struck by lightning. Mrs. Campbell was severely stunned and did not regain consciousness for several hours. d Alonzo Calvert, an old resident of Beatrice, yesterday filed suit in the district court for a divorce from Maude A. Calvert. He charges the defendant with deserting plaintiff and little son. ] The directors of the Beatrice Coun- try club held a meeting last evening and a report was made showing that of age. These Mrs. Porter took in E.|charge and raised with practically no help. She was a member of the Meth- odist church, having been associated with it since her fifteenth birthday. Mrs. Porter was the oldest resident of this county, and until a short time Preceding her death was very active in mind and body. Each year her birthday was observed by a family reunion. Prior to her death there were living five generations of the Porter family. She had sixteen grand- children, sixteen great-grar.dchildren and one great-great-grandchild. newest designs and colors. Cut borders with all. Exact copies of 25c and 30c papers. Monday, roll. .8%¢ A Complete Showing of All the Shades of Plain Imported Oatmeal Papers, non-fading. Shown with cut-out borders of all descriptions. Very spe- cial, Monday, roll......19¢ Laces Shadow Allover Laces, fine Crepe de Chine and Washable Satin Gowns and Envelope Chemise Suits. Dainty val lace trimmings. Regular values to $6.00; Monday i san e Crepe de Chine Envelope Chemise— Dainty trimmings. To $1.98 values. Special .......... $3.75 $1.39 $1.78 Spreads, $1.35 One case of these high grade Crochet Spreads, hemmed ends; large size. A special for hotels and rooming hous- es. Sale price, each, $1.35 Toilet Requirements Mennen's' Talcum Powder, can, for.. ..10¢ Djer-Kiss Face Powder, Monday, the box . ceeineien 48¢ Ak 3 lacy patterns. Worth $1.00, C; de Chi C isol Williams' Shavi ) few nembers had joined the| The funeral was held frqnl the repe de ine Camisoles— 89 ams ving Sticks, special, ; grcg‘;:‘iz:fign_‘ The srownds afe now | home this afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. yard o 59¢ $1.98 values C at '10¢' being improved and the club expects Extra Fine Shadow Lace o frrs i to erect the |}ecfe]s]sary buildings on the grounds this fall. : Forty members of camp No. 270, Modern Woodmen of America, drove to Wymore last evening, where a class of eighteen was initiated. Robert S. Ruble Dies At His Home in Denver Denver, July 15.—Robert S. Ruble, assistant general passenger agent of the Union Pacific railroad here, died this afternoon from an attack of heart Tecumseh Farmer Thrown In Front of a Binder Tecumseh, Neb, July 15.—(Spe- cial.)—Hubert Upton, a farmer living in the western part of this county, was the victim of a serious accident yesterday. He was driving a team to a binder cutting wheat, when the team became frightened and ran away. Mr. Upton was thrown in front of the machine and his arm so bady cut several stitches had to be Flouncings, 18 inches wide. Worth to 50c. Monday, per yard 5¢ Oriental Net Top Lace Edges, up to 6 inches wide. Worth 26c. Special, Monday, per yard Imported Venice Laces, Edges and Bands, white and cream. Worth to 26c, yard...10¢ 18-Inch Cotton Shadow Lace Flouncings, regularly worth 25c. Sale price, yard...15¢ FINIS---For 110 Trimmed Hats . _From Hyland Brothers, Chicago. These hats came from Michigan avenue and Randolph street, and we feel as proud of them as the maker, but we have decided to clear away all of the floor stock of these superb bits of millinery—sowesay ................ $3.75 Cucumber Cream, 50c size..20¢ Jap Rose Soap, 10c cake. .. N.7) P.onpoi-n Massage Cream, $1.00 LTl ol e D Violet Cold Cream, 25¢ dza.;gfi Lucile Face Powder, $1.00 size, DX LOP 7% v5 & c o e J59¢ Peroxide of Hydrogen, 1-1b. bot- tle for teesereaiiiiene . 24¢ Cascarets, special, 50c box 34¢ Sun-Kissed Rouge, the box..49¢ Peroxide Toilet ' Soap, 10c cake failure. According to his physicians | aken to draw the wound together. Frenchiand German Valilae: for Hats that value up to $12.50. There are some of the niftiest hats | for 6¢ he had suifered three similar attacks| One of the steel sickle guards was es. Worth 15¢c. Very special, b in this collection that we have shown this season. Hire's Root Extract, | in the last month. He had been with driven into the instep of his foot full Per yard S oeunii e 10¢ Part of the lot are very fine sport hats, the bala d iy the Union Pacific for twenty years. two and one-half inches. Eancy! Cotton Wash! Laces, ; fi) street hats with plenty of biacks » nce are dress and :_o!‘ hp] ' Mi Vs aieie th. .‘?25 _— = = - Edges and Insertions. Regu- s " . fin rench late Mirrors, wor o ";"}Y S R SatinT}:—:tr;sparent hats are in evidence also, as well as the exquisite | at .68¢, cial .... i Making Life Easier The man or woman who is under par in health has a Made Well By Peruna This household remedy rests its claim on its merit and its record, The thousands who have built up their strength, cleared their systems of J catarrh, and restored irregular appetite through its use are its best evidence. scription, compounded scientifically, that has A tested pre-}/ met with enormous success, its usefulness in Special Sale of Voiles 36-Inch Woven Tissue Voile, Bookfold-—Sheer, crisp quality. Handsome stripes and checks and cluster stripe effects. Absolutely fast colors in light blue, pink, lavender, grays and black and white. Regular 29c value, yard Voile Celeste and Spray Voiles— These most delightful summer | tinted grounds. Most serviceable new colorings and fancy figures. Our regular 15¢ quality; 10% to close out quickly, yd. c 27-Inch Beautiful “Leader” Voiles—Sheer, dainty, clingy fabrics, charmingly printed; floral and figure designs on white and summer wash materials. Regular- ly worth 12%c; Monday, Q%C Dainty Wash Goods Palm Beach Sui color only. A much wanted fabric for outing and children’s wear; 36 inches wide. Worth 25¢, yard 15¢ Printed Marquisettes, Woven Voiles, plain colors, ete. In the new midsum- mer designs and colorings. Worth 50¢, yard Imported Voile, in only; 40 inches wide. Regularly worth 60c, yard.......... 15¢ Nemo Jhard time of it. One is unfitted to make the best of life, Fashion says that Voiles head the list of desirables in the . AN Are you comfortable when wearin to do his work well, and to enjoy his leisure if his system matter of Summer Dress Fabrics. We say: English Woven Crepes, in stripes, | o1 oorget? If g corset fits your f . ] i i hich tarrh plaids and broken checks. Kor . % your figure is clogged, his body full of stagnation, which is catarrh, wi & 1 4 I f | and his physical stamina weakened by digestive troubles. Never has our stock been more complete. street and house dresses. Requires | You Will not be anxious to take it off. | Thousgn}(,is of such people in the last half 40-Inch Printed Voiles—Beautiful sheer quality. In all the wanted | 10 ironing. Thisis a woven fabric The secret of the great success of century have been new season’s shades and printings, fancy figures and striking stripes. Sridas Regulary price Gé. Bale N C t : Lt/ Black and white and color combinations. Regular 19¢, 25¢c and 15 DHee, Yard' .o isiiieass L.10¢ emo orsets 29c¢ grades. On bargain square, yard . C ngs, in natural rics, including Voiles, ............... 25¢ plain. colors is something so few other corsets have— appearance and comfort at the same time. Every type of figure can be fitted to a Nemo corset, for we have a complete line in ba- tiste, coutil and light weight silk broche. . . Let one of our trained fitters select the model for your individual figure and fit the' corset to you. Every woman needs the sup- port that Nemo corsets give. This means much to you for your personal health and A Big Assortment of Bathing Caps Corsets i 4] . catarrhal conditions and as a tonic is not ques- weaves in a dainty assortment of | yard ............. B el S A . | comfort. . H mporte ite oplin, good, A 5 tioned by the wel.l informed. 36-Inch Dress Percale—Best grade, full standard cloth, in all the firm quality; 27 inches wide. Nemo Corsets—Very low top with elastic ¥ In tablet f:orm, it has been found wanted designs and figures. Light blue and indigo styles; 8_;_ Regular 256c¢ value, yard...19¢ insert above waistline; long hips. This mogitconvenlent'thoughmanyfind A civalue yard L iat o AT o € | Novelty White Goods, in checks, Tooin op sl curpet.tos sumimr spte. its liquid form very satisfactory. Highly Mercerized Dress Poplin—27 inches wide; permanent plaids, etc.; 27 inches wide. Model 326 is low i gt ARGy i : A g ; . top with long skirt, elastikop gore set in next Manalin Tablets are the ideal candy finish. All staple shades. Off the bolt Monday at, yard...... 12&(: Worth 15¢, special, yard...10¢ Yo back wires, . ‘Thjs makes: théséorast Bt anu‘;;ggvhen in either Dress Gingham and Fancy Zephyrs—Full bolts and mill shorts to select in y Sea Island Nainsook, 36 inches from. Fancy checks, plaids and nurse stripes; 10c and laxati Th ative, They strengthen the bowels wide. Soft, fine pure white fabrics standing or sitting position it gives the wearer abaolute comfort. | i‘:: ::i::‘;:: t}'g :::fréswc'::&“: l;‘q’;fxi | ;é ‘l&chvaBlll.\es ;hssecwilal lMun%&y, YArd s (4 {gr “ndfl“l’efl" and infants’ wear; E::r;:::i‘lllcg]:tgv::f;}?:, ;‘\il{u:z:ei::nlt)?: !Sli.::: 2"711. ::?;?. ';“ldt o form 35 cents and $1.00 bottle, | -Inch Bleached Muslin—Best grade, soft fin -yard bolts for ........82.65 Models for Extra Stout Figures—Sizes 88 to 44. Prices, '8 Monday, per yard ... | 36-[nch Unbleached Muslin—Standard L. L. grade. Full bolts. Easily bleached. Monday, per yard Imperial English Longcloth, cham- ois finish; 36 inches wide. Special, 12-yard bolts for....,...$1.75 . $6.50, $7.50 and ......... ..................8@ Other Models in Nemo Self-Reducing, Wonderlift-and THE PERUNA COMPANY, P Kops ice Corsets..$3.50, $4.00. $5.00, $7.50 «nd $10.00 Columbus, Ohio