Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 27, 1916, Page 2

\[ GUST 27, 1916. 2 IHE OMAHA SUNDANY COUNTY CUTS 115 MINISTER ON MOTOR [ wsrrasirimes o DEBT DURING YEAR BATTLES WITH wm‘“ sioners to end the ¥ag 3] P n B & \T’Wl 3 who will ninis- ate ways an difference: Bolweon fl T TR e, Trav N RIVED ‘ 1 { { ¢ SAVES WHEEL FROM R ey FRANKUIN K. | D Jor R LANE N Jesfelihy ooo * Maiy Foreien \‘hi;w m&lflfi;\{ Are Beine Built in _— IH (ountry Now Aged Couple Drive Many lees in Auto to Celebrate Annwersary Mi ' r t young: road, « 3 miles, or at e 1 mass in the world, : FiE 11 1y of [Il|.] \ i ‘ J \‘ ,]“,h ..,:‘- iy 5 v“l.‘:“,; SR e R e o fl:gt quality above all ) I i ( ine el S - / "There 1o downy bed for them has ponred out more lava during CAilag : 11 !JI N t “IH net ¥ o Ve Tl I reidattoihe anlithe 1St ce than any other vol- W . ceremor wed - Noothat |y they come from the rugged | cano on the globe. ”"1’3‘“‘“ is a These hats are the latest crea- e e 15 1o be expeted of youny blood. But ! mountains of Montana and they love y"'!':';‘-]flr’!‘j“"“""i*;‘mvr r._}'"’f': high, “"‘; tions in tailored models, and o and ior 4 vouple to drive over L0 miles | the ont doors Uhey camped out on ) ioh “iites in diameter and 3,000 fect || are built on the new smart lines Hirhaild i fliveer to go through the mock ‘hev carried a tent and blankets | ecp. with many high lava cones built ! which will be so popular this of a en wedding i a Wit them. Wherever night overtook | It is probably season. : (i t matter them they turneid into the lane of the e 1ar ‘fi“i”"" i1 ( ¢ o o M Wohlford of [nearest farm house. They pitched |1 v known i ‘ Lt | N A 13 wotony of e T o’ ey et ok W s e | 55,95, $6.75, $8.75, $10, $12.75 . W ) ik the war, but that [ thvver to celebra dftieth an for the night. 1o the morning the 20 vears "’;“ ”‘,‘ crater at ,“”"'f‘ e | 1l \ i Sary They drase fromtBarley il Lloldedeheintten i like A rabisi .u.m‘j""‘;“,.k“"‘ est volcanic spectacle on Mll.LINERY ECOND FL( FLO OR A 1l 1 St tates to Mason City, la, where the |motored to the nearest town for 351 e s : ) S "h’, an‘llj' BaGE ”H”;m‘ \a(( the | breakiast. Then they motored on | The lava lake at Kilauea is the main z iovess I yean firms, at of their son, 1. S Wohlford, [and on through the 1151) and again re- es that fal 1sly high { August 14 peated the same camping feat at night. it f{much higher than the prices which | Lhen they drove back as far as| Both came through wit' splendid [ our shipbuilders would ask if there | Omaha, where they came up to the | health and rosy cheeks. Mt Wohl C{were a free export of ships built in | front door at the home of their son, ford ina few days will take w train for th et en { e i [ 0. L. Wohlford, 2321 South Thirty- | Texas where he will look :‘ter some cre & the el wailding industry | third strect, and leaped out of their | land he has there. Then he will meet s ) 3¢ fiea eign orders, | €ar as spry as a couple at nineteen on | his wife in Omaha and together the 3 Hars 8 [ | the first lap of their clopement. They |two will mator back to their Mon- . ” ! AR S (0 are now visitine at the home of O, L., |tana lome before snow flies N At A e Waohiford in Omaha for several days, - ' K4 » il U" ¢ A 1 ) before Loy start back an the long For Uniform Auto Laws. Y & " A wrney t . h Mr. Wo 71 and Mrs. Wohl t ! el 1aing th X s | They were just ten days on the | nese J s . ed that the roval de- |- { o = the state liis capa of ship e | = « ¢ ps may at all| T H petience o xcept af it should | ¢ 5 . o . 0 ‘ ¥ A A m therr com =4 '4nq = ‘ | i SR o i of Menagh : A Fi~st-Time Viewing of bis A a ! Re e A o g oy Siiks and Velvets for e Cuban Congress FASHION SHO W | i . e ascon | D o the Autumn / mercial sub. | oes Little Work | b il T . The House of Me'nagll desires to ::1 A wonderful array of r;le\\ t(hohlns, new co}ll'nbxations ssue Havana A o s x| f w weaves, rich with the tints of L B Hr Cuha, A 1 announce slmu ing ()j Im- B ?:02(;11:)1\ and new weaves, rich wi e the Autumn 8 1 . ™ \ 3. ces work. |y : ported French Garments and i - e a Rez uction to Be Disvl ] This is pre-eminently a Silk Season. and our prepara- i ; f,’,l‘ ductions, 10 be ispuayea tions surpass those of any previous year. @ 1 ne--- Yanks Win See-Saw ‘ Game From Browns; |« 1= . Brandels Theater b va : Two Days Beginning | Wednesday, September 6th ' Score Is Ten to Six |’ ITRNSION IN RAL edia it LUl — The Fashion Gonter of "the HiddleWest — NATIONAL RK IN HAWAII [s}abhs}]ed is% Uncle Sam wus tropical fores cre extinct " feature of the new nlhu).] [ all over the we e 1,000 teet lo Ihere are of tree fert fe ing on it ,AGE S'I‘UATIO}‘ waves of vificent tropical h.m tains bl with green mea sending < tracts of desc acaves er the s , the I\ 1waii National pa tation of ot IS AGAIN AGUTE - (Wontinic L Nions Page One.) en occasional crise cently testified before mdividual tive beauty-—Brookly N d the boo wocks Ve ously spectacular toes, cascad ds of glowing ere o h nest? g i : S f \ore money th auna Loa is capped with perpetual Ves o e e i ow. It is 13,073 e 2! o ed 1t all In two weelks Around the base of these vast vo New Waorid ere the men i s a settlement madc THOYPSON 51 DIN 6 CO. Adds Natural Wonders 'd to the Public Domain. T Autumn Millinery We have just received fro... New York beauti- ful red Pattern ! Hats, trimmed with rib- § bons, numidi, flowers, Iace and fancy feathers. i Modes of Distinction Women to whom fashion’ s \/ most dominate appeal is \. distinctiveress will find at , variousty nocs crater has been n v oa lake on ar a century. this store a display of largest active vol- smart hats excelling in A few of the quality silks which we handle exclusively Liberty Satins and Velvets— From the world-famous house of Liberty & Co., London, England. Haskell’s Black Silks— The standard of American manufacture, in all weaves and weights. by R b s 2l Belding Bros. Silks— er ar n ”‘{‘ rnoon and El emng ;;5 Retailed here exclusively: Taffetas, Satins and Linings. These in a complete range. e Secure your tickets by call ing at ‘ out i :?&"fli\lfl},'lfil;yfio??{ge?i‘:i};}}to’ge\f:a;:v?.r.ib’{‘fmk"fm’ ff:i?uf.?; \ A policy is to sell silks which will prove satisfactory—our word stand- ) ing back of cach sale. \ The House of Menagh ! b i 5 The Store for Gentlewomen - Do . f : : 1613 Farnam Street : i . , - I Thompson-Belden & Co. ! bl HOWARD AND SIXTEENTH STS. o : 1 (Entablished 1886.) T 4 Years | I We Please ' Porto Rico Compiles §! At 1324 S - ! md Your | - Its Income Taxes | Farnam St. | Vone ] s R i S— % L] : ren —— " 1iDon't Envy the Weli- Dresser: Man | DR MeKERNE® 3 I i 20 0 sif e Wear Tailor-Made Cloth ‘(rmself FARMER | x ) Missou i 4 o o “t Q.u“w;:vt\.“l..nv ;:.\ ‘\ N ' /6? AL i e N e "4‘: 116,000 Copies Weekly | - L Bent Silver G | But 22k Qf | Heariowt I LR A , 75,000 within 150 miles of Omaha | T Mc TTEILY! J .| Advertise lost articles in The Bee. 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