Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 16, 1916, Page 7

THE 16, 1916. BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY, DECEMBER ‘SALARIED BUYER FOR CENTRAL PARK ] udge Blushes as i Woman Curses and Sioux City locul, Iv. Co. Blufts 4:05 . p. m.: No. 4, Carroll local, Iv. Co. Bri f Cuy New Bluffs 5:10 p. m.; Nos. 5 and 33, Car- roll locals, westbound, will stop at - ; Council Bluffs on present schedule, mot Pl i —Edhol SN W uging Wi BT o0 coming to Umaha. Albion locals Nos Have Roet Print It--New Beacon Press | ., : | b, k S 2 309 and 310 will run to and from G » d L h Ties CTeaned, 10¢ ‘arey's. Web. A Omaha only. No changes in limited = | ries an allg N Electrio Reading Yamps for Xmus. $250 | und through trains. This arrangement Experienced Purchasing Agent | 2 $30. Burgess-Granden Company effective until further notice p_ Z g A8 e ioast halE e s ey o e Robt. O, Drucsedow & Co. $60| Andirons for Christmas—Sunderiand s Will Be Hired by New Asso- | jeastiiatiithcig s st i n - Omaha Nat'l Bank. Listed and unliste 5 I emotions was run in police court by ) : ne.uns Dancer is Robbed—Anton Rosen- . [ ! ! | urittesibe T KR cClainey O R et | [da1 A st s ot 1iHaa complaindl to ciation of Consu.ers. | Mary Copeland. 20, 510 South Twen I uI or ve rcoa cent guaranteed gilt-edge Investmenta. |, "o)ice that just as he left Wash- Py | ty-Gifth street, arrested with Charles | Barristers' Club-—Attorney E. G lington hall Thursday night he was at- BIG SAVING MADE ON COAL| long, 2315 Dewey avenue, and Agnes | \icGilton will address the members 7-! tacked by two men and robbed of o | ¥ SR et | ; . ; y } he Barristers’ club Saturday noon at| §50. Rosendale brought about the Ao i hrgediuiih haviatd ntsheat| ERE’S the final week of the Palace’s mightiest offer. A choice of a $15.00 Commercial club on “The/ Com-|arrest of two men in a Farnam street | An exjert salaried buyer will he Y sl 5 B | & A = 5 wroial Law League as it Applics to irantiibutia tieriani inveatigation | msloyediby the GantrsiParl Brothl] oo e rstiahe cirsed IdithE | Suit or Overcoat, and with each purchase we will give, absolutely free, a Lawyers.” they were released. [t 3 gave expression to her anger. er . . : Rt e o loaan | M e G ) erhood Buyers’ association and the |remarks clectrified the air. Julge | Beautiful Gold Band 42-piece Dinner Set. & St. Paul railway local co-operative buying, inaugurated to| Charles E. Foster blushed and sent | 5 will start from Council E -B H lf . e . 1. her back to her cell to calm herself. | ipstead of Omaha, leaving C. X ettel‘ a. tO meet an emergency. will continue in Later she was brought forth again M. & St. P depot at Council Bluffs| G’et MOI‘e Tha,n Ha,lfv‘l"h"'"[y tong after Mr. Hy Cost O'[ it Time she wept—wept as only | B e Livin has been laid in his grave. a woman can weep—the bitter tears | —Alleging that Jo- ——— Eighty-nine members of the socicty. | i urief. Between sobs she stated her | dTerl'tx);;g::;d“"?:‘u: In granting a divorce decree to | Which began Friday morning to make e hut when the judge pronounced | i R street, has | Katherine Suber, Judge Day of the | their purchases, agreed to. continue e jydgment—$50° and ~costs—she erk of the dis- | district court held that more than |the organization '.‘““‘8' o "T o | laughed. 2 : trict court for $5,000 damages half of the worldly possessions of the |is€ of great benefit. One coal dealer | “Fifty dollars and costs,” she tit T iiest Menl for the Money—Clairemat Tan. | husband, Benjamin F. Suber, should |assures Rev, I [ Cleveland. nastof frercd. *That's more money than Ive Mrs. Kate Barrett Wanted—City | go to the wife asialimony. of the Central Park Congregational ' ¢.o in six months. That's actually church and the present unsalaried buy- er of the people, that he could save them at least $1 a ton on coal if the | members of the organization bought their fuel from him. This saving, he cir ful from bim. ] Palace Suits and Overcoats sawd, coulc he eftected on any grnu" | o el desi" e housewie be_re.| TTavelers Want Both 1 K Vestibule Doors Opened stricted in her selection of provisions. | She herseli may go to the store and | g SH LR choose whatever goods appeal to her | l'-‘lT“" {‘lflh: lkf‘“;’v’ “c"‘.“lr(."’f“y‘“\‘ ; liking and her purse. She will pay |for the ivcbraska hnes of fhc ; s for the goods at least once a month |Pany. 15 in Lincoln, before the State good. 1 can’t help but laugh." \nd she did laugh all the way to her | cell | The other woman drew the same fine and Long was discharged ¢‘lerk O'Connor has received a letter | \ rom Philadelphia asking for infor- Q . nation of the whereabouts of Mrs ) Cate Barrett Suber owns a farm in Sioux coumty, Towa, valued at $33,000 and real es- tate in Omaha estimated to be worth $3,000. In addition to getting half of the real estate the wife was also awarded the household furniture and custody of a minor son, Raymond John Suber. I'he plaintiff alleged cruelty in her petition for divorce. "| Adaline Van Wasmer was granted a decree from Herman Van Wasmer on grounds of cruelty. The wife was The letter states a mat- ter of financial interest awaits Mrs Larrett B Miss Sorenson to Speak—All boys and girls under 14 years of age vited to the Metropolitan club ho i c-third and Harney stree Palace Suits and Overcoats are the finest values to be found anywhere for the money. The very best Suit and Overcoat styles in a luxurious collection to fit any man. The Suits are Blue Serges, Novelty Kffects, Chalk Sorenson, editor Child's Magazine, tell her own stories. Hollanders Meet—At 9 o'clock Sat- | on B1€! ; ; ¥ least lipa S et e Stripes ain or pinch-back eff ! [ irday evening and after the perform- | V¢ custody of a 13-vear-old daugh- yhen the composite bill of the asso- Railway “‘"‘””"""""‘r‘f:“"’:" (lz‘\‘- fl‘:" tripes, and are plain BLl < back effects. The U\(‘.r ! ince of Prof. Brouwer on the chimes | “'itl‘l"‘""c\ an \} A Lf ciation will be discounted. The mem- :"“‘l‘“"‘ “’| ILIOECEIRSonTh IEhY RIS coats are the latest models of the season and come in of Trinit; cathedral ¢ pe g will lden Cunningham was freed from 8 e R A raveling men A 5 St ! T e ey ber will not get any discount in her | T\ o iveling men seck to have Ulsterettes, Chesterfields, Pineh-Backs and Form-Fitting e held of the newly-organized Hol-|Irene Cunningham on grounds of and club at the Bouricius music stu-| cruebty. \ dios, In the Arlington block. Pavie Wojnovic alleges desertion in Sues Packing Company—Sam | 5 syit for divorce brought against Mi- I'rank, by his father, Joe Frank, has|: .. TEt et Z . filed suit with the clerk of the district ‘ i“;:m‘“ RIICHRRL e Rt alg individual purchases. All profits ac-| : : E1ig c crue from the collective purchases, on | the railroads of the state change the rules now in force, relative to pas- chi Nows a discount | p which the ‘dealer allo sengers getting on and off trains toRthcRsCoetyspaEtilt: They scek to have the car vestibules | Paying Dividends. opened on both sides, so that passen- Hundreds of styles to select from. Positively the Greatest Offer Ever Made. “THE HOME OF d‘;\rlvr.: Té"mfl i‘”fl‘!r‘: :i.“ihrx“r ; ‘:\/:”‘ “It is purely a business proposi- | gers may get on or off trains from e SN e realls %t | Qapiali ion,” . Mr. Cleveland. "The |either side of the platform. — The . . suffered 3 tion,” said Rev. Mr. b | either side of the s in an aceide he “""‘;SOCIBIIStS Plan Tree store owner pays the buyer a com- | railroad people insist upon having fthe | njuries in an accident at the packing | plant | The Castle Hotel opens new ladies’ | dining room and banquet hall on Sun- | . (‘ who fis ' | mission for having turned the busi-|car vestibules open only on the side ness of so many familics into his|farthest away from the second track hands for a stated time. At present, | They do not want the enforcement of For Kiddies’ Christmas Kiddies who have no other place Call at Our . December 17. Will serve a spe- to inhale Christmas cheer the even- | ] am the buyer and | will divide my |a rule that will permit passengers to fal §1 table de hote dinner should ling of December 25 will be welcomed | commissions among the members of [step from the car directly onto @ Store and vou not care for our r r dinner around the glowing candles of a hand- | the association according to the | track. Inspect These Dinnpr Sets. we will be pleased to s ‘ carte. Music by Prof. D b ared orchestra To Manage F Metcalfe is to You a la sdunes col- cialists are to have at their headquar- | their saving be effected.” U It fifth floor of the Lyric building, | t Business—Buehler | Nineteenth and Farnam streets. Will- | big citrus |, Mehrens is chairma f the com- G EU MRes Ie has just | iam Mehrens is chairman of the com taken this position with John Shary |Mittee arranging this festivity and he of Omal who owns large tracts of | is making his headquarters on the land in some large or- | fifth floor of the building now, re- had two | ceiving whatever contributions char- some Christmas tree which the so-|amount of their purchases. Thus will And not only does Mrs. Housewife A finon WINTER HABIT get dividends from the society, but . 5 she also gets a little bit of gospel Many people dread winter bei“‘}* cach week, according to the present | the sudden climatic changes bring arrangement. The official journal of | colds, grippe, rheumatism, tonsilitis or | the Congregational church shall no-| hronchitis. But thousands of well- tify her at what stores to buy cach informed men and women today avoid ha raining in the University of Nebraska college of agriculture and itable persons choose to give, in the has spent considerable time in the south lands, in Texas and old Mexico | way of Christmas gifts, candies, nuts or any other delicacies or even sub- | week. This notification shall be on | much sicknessfor themselvesand their one page of the paper and the other | pages will contain the usual church children by taking a few bottles of OVERCOATS” Hbiiday Suits for Men Dress-up for the holidays In a new sult selected here—the very best suits have | stantial wearing apparel to be dis been produced for this wonderful holiday showing— | notices and editorial articles by the | Scott’s Emulsion to make richer blood, Important Northwestern Temporary | pensed from the tree, The festivi | > at the Palace is making Overcoat - Changes Account Replacing Unian FPa- | by to begin at 8 oclock. There o | 2" — fortify the membranes of the throat history. It's one of the finest Over- $7.50, $8.50, $10, $12.50, $15 ¢ Jfi(' ':]"“'L’_“ retive Thursday, Dec. | (o e speaking and singing. Recita- | Tired, Aching Muscles Relieved. andchestand create body-warmth tore- coat exhibits in all America. A SR RO L) ’ L4f . the following eastbound trains ! Sloan's Liniment ligh Soldiers at war receive cod perfect world of Overcoats. Over- tions will be given by men, women v applied, a little | gist sickness. will be discontinued fr ) a, | B | 2 > “p: " : leaving from Council mmrusllnm.:,,:"‘,‘:\?;}'and children. The committee an- |auiet, and your soreness disappears like | Jiver oil; it will also strengthen you. | coats of unexcelled luxury, and Slunnmg Pmch-Back Suits ation as follows ). 32, Carroll |nounces that any children will be [magic. Get a 25c bottle today. All drug- Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N.J. 16-31 Overcoats for warm Winter serv- And smartly designed sults for Young Fellows and perfect new suit styles for val, Iv. Co. Bluffs 7 16, | welcome. gists.—Advertisement | ice; styles and fabrics of every Men—the tremendous volume of variety Is beygnd all words — === == description. Unmatchable in every | respect— Wh at Mexi c O Di d 1 Belted-Back: Styles & For Our Militia Swell Ulsterettes | The Aristocratic Overcoat Fash- ions of this season, Chesterficlds, “Every day drives a nail into the coffin of the Hay Federalized Guard Plan,” exclaims one of the ad- verse critics of the National Defense Act, which enabled the Federal Government to call out the National Guard of sundry States to do police duty along the Mexican border. Sl T Great Pants Values Mld-season showings of the Palace's celebrated pants values—tha best at every price. Double-wear qualitien in new Winter Fabrics in vast pattern varieties—every pair tailored to perfection. Sizes 28 to 60 waist— $1.50, $2, $3, $4, $5 Useful Xmas Gifts Boys’ Suits PACKED IN BEAUTIFUL GIFT BOXES WHENEVER DESIRED, $2, $3, $5, $7.50 Men's Silk Neckwear—The handsom 8t new colorings and patterns brought | 1OMOrTow, see these new Holiday loose and Form-Fit Overcoats, Single and Double Breasted models, and great Winter Overcoats; Luxury Qualities, in rich, heavy | out; unequaled nssortments— showings of our famous Bults—Win- 5 \ i ter "Fabrics, Winter Stvles and th . Pure Wool Overcoatings, in mag- bent Winter Values ever seen. 5 26¢, 4b6¢, 66¢ Men's Fanoy Shirte—Wonderful Shirt values, in the most beautiful new Holiday showings— 69c, 98¢, $1.50 Fine Gloves—U nificent patterns and Supreme Winter-Service Pure Wool Over- coatings. - @ MEN'S HANDKERGHIEFS Boys’ Overcoats $3.50, $5, $7.50, $10 IUs a treat to see much Wonderful values as these. Great Winter Serv- fce Overcoats and beautifully fash- loned styles. Boys’ Mackinaws $4, $5, $6.50, $7.50 The Gift supreme for ever Boy. Real College styles and brilllant College colorings—aizes 3 to 13—Unmatch- able anywhere. Men’s Shoes $2.45 Men's Suede and Ivory 98¢, $1.50, $1.76 XMAS MUFFLERS—Striking offects, in Pure Silk Knitted Mutflers and 8ilk Dross styles 48¢, 69c, 98¢ to $2.48 Pure Silk Hose -Wonderful Xmas of- fer of Mon's Reinforced Pure Slik Half-Hose; boxed-— 3 Pairs for $1 Xmas SUppers—Values that can't be equaled In Slippers of all styles and leathers, smooth fitting as a glove, Now, that the militia is being withdrawn, public interest is keenly alive as to what the four'months’ sojourn has accomplished toward a system of National defense. THE LITERARY DIGEST for December 16th gives expression, in a very interesting feature-article, to the views held by authoritative military journals, prominent newspapers and military officers. The article throws a strong light upon the inside workings of the military machine during the Border service and also gives opinions as to the future of the National Guard. 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