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, TITE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, MAY 2. 101,1, " 5
MONDAY
Starts a sale of the wholesale Dry
Goods and Notion stock of Orkin
& Levitt of Sioux City, la. The
SA T "E 8 ceran to establish a new low
1 I rl price record for the values are the I 1
MmdMud season's best merchandise at about r r
On
Cthe
Dollar
2 Big WASH GOODS SPECIALS
10c, AViish Goods at 74c "ac BOc Wnsli Goods, lBc
Including dimities, lawns, printed mar- GlnghamB, batiste, strlpo voiles, madraB
qulsettes, etc., In plain colore m nnd crepes In plain and fancy,,
stripes and pretty fancy ef- 0 f etc.; values 25 to TSOc, sale prlco, J 7P
fects, worth to 19c yard v per yard wl
I
Infants' Stamped DRESSES, at 19c
SPECIAL! nml)C(l drosses for infnnts and children, of good qual-
ity, tan and blue summer "b'nono," a wide ranim of the
very latost designs from which to mako selections. Cholco of design
with threo skeins of floss for working, very Bpodal for Friday In Art
and Needle Work section, each ,
19c
Tho Heart of Omaha Sixteenth and Harnoy.
Remnants of
s From Dressmaker's Stock
Silk
THE SUMMER FASHION BOOK
of
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
Now on Solo
The most beautiful, useful and com
plete Fashion Book ever offered to
the ladies of this town.
All the newest models, in their original
colors.
THE
FASHION BOOK
ppoeJU. crrmr panaxs
ESUfc
SUMMER 181
Before you decide on your Summer
Dresses be sure and glance through
this beautiful book.
Only io cents when you purchase one
15 cent Pictorial Review Pattern.
By mail n rrnts.
$40 Wilton Rugs
HEBE'S a room rug spe
cial that should and will
demand the attention of
every home provider. The
rugs are all 9x12 feet size and
represent the very h e s t
makes in the country, such
as Harvard, Shuttleworth,
Bagdad, etc. More than 20 of the
most desirable pattorns arc In
cluded. Every rug perfect and
an actual $40 value, but Friday
we offer you choice of the entire
assortment for !j!29.7p.
Think of It, you benefit by a
saving of $10.25. Isn't that worth
while?
MANY" short lengths have accumulated from this sale of the New iYork Dress Milk
er's stock, and we offer them to you Friday at a tremendous price reduction.
The offering includes such fabrics as 4'J-in. crepe do chine, plain and fancy marqui
settes, long chiffons, brocades, silk suitings, meteors, foulnrds, tub silks, corded silks,
poplins, mescalines, etc., etc. lengths 2 to 10 yards.
69c values at 33c
$1.00 values at 49o
$1.25 values at 79c
$1.50 values at 89c
$2.00 values at $1.29
$2.50 values at $1.G9
Laces From Dressmaker's Sale
Iinccs Worth to 10c
for lie
Linen and cotton tor
chon edges nnd Inser
tions, also cotton cluny
lace, 1 M; to 4
inches wide,
worth to 10c,
spcclnl ,
Laces Worth to 20c
for 10c
Cotton bauds, widths 3
to 10 Ins., llnon torchon
edges and Insertions,
cotton cluny
edges and in
sertions, val
ues, to 25c, yd.
10c
Lnees Worth to Jl5c
for 115c
Cotton nnd llnon laces
In cluny nnd torchon,
many widths, also fancy
wash 1 a c o
1) a n tl s, from
3 to 10 Ins.,
vals. to 35c, yd.
5g
Ince nnd Trimming
nt U5c
Most nny kind of laco
for wash dresses, also
a wide rango of dress
trimmings nnd
braids, values
up to $1.00,
cholco. yd . . .
vi e umi
25c
Women's 25c Lisle GLOVES at Pair
Women's lisle gloves in black, white and colors,
2-clasp style, also sack wrist, va lues up to 25c,
Friday, pair at 9c.
Friday's Special GROCERY List
Moro than 210 demonstrations of tho world's best puro food pro
duct. Free Sninplcs Freo Rutivonlrs. Toull bo Immensely interested.
H1co, regular 10c
quality, t lbs., 380
Flour, "Capitol"
brand, 48-11). sack
for .91.10
Graham Flour,
apeclnal, sack, 60o
Pancake Flour,
"Capitol" brand. 2
lb. pkg., 8 for a Bo
Navy Means, best
hand picked, lb.. So
Corn Flakes,
toasted, coupon In
pkg, 2 for 15o
Cocoa, Hunkol's
por can S3o
Sardines, deviled,
.special, can ...lOo
Macaroni or Spa
ghetti, 3 pkgn., aoo
Horso RadlBh, 3
bottles for ....850
Mustard, prepar
ed 10o regular. 2
bottlen for . . . ,18o
Corn. "Capitol"
brand. 3 cans, a So
Tomatoes, largo
can for loo
Boap, "Bcat-'Em-AU"
or Diamond
C 10 barn for. .B5o
Cookies, assort
ed, apodal, lb. .15o
G 1 n r o r Snaps,
special, lb. Oo
Sugar, granulat
ed, npuo'l, 22 lbs. 91
Asparagus, 2M
lb. can, apodal, 25o
Itatslns, seedless,
Muscatel, special,
por lb 8a
mittor, "Cnpltol"
ctroaiuory, 1-lb
bricks for , ...34a
Chooso, full
nreatn, per lb., 18o
Coffeo, "Capitol"
liraniL por lb. ,37o
Tea Sittings, best
quality, lb. ...lOo
I . WA 1M
e Superior White Laundry Soap
Special Demonstration
7 bars 25c
Guaranteed Satisfaction
"Xtt-e Lightning in 0i Laundry"
Friday, $7.50 to $15 WILLOW PLUMES, $5.00
Bargain Specials
in the Basement
No mail or phone orders. Quan
tities limited to each buyer.
$5.00 Skirts, $1.98
Broadcloth, serge and men's wear
materials, plain and side pleated
styles, black, brown, blue, stripes
and mixtures, d no
$5.00 values at ,pl JPO
Women's $1 House Dresses, 50c
Women's 50c Kliridnoa 80c
Women's $1 Waists 80o
Women's 75c Corsets'. 80c
Women's 50c Aprons... 80c
rr HAT'S tho way we offer you choice of every willow plume in our stock. They are all choice stock,
JL two and three-knot strands, heavy drooping effects, riumes that are regularly worth ijw.50, $10.00,
$12.50 and $15.00; special Friday at, choice.
$5
We Will Continue the Sale of Untrimmed Hats
Involving $2.98. 3.98 and $5.98 Values at S1.09
MiwWWmklil lnn 0110 tnousn,u oi season's best shapes are included in this big
" Mtji 1V1 offering. Homps, Milans, Leghorns, etc., in all the season's favored f 4
shapes, including summer shapes, drooping sailors, Dutch eitects, largo
Gainsboroughs, small, close fitting turbansand medium shades. Colors, also
black and white. $2.98, $3.98, and $4.98 values
FLOWERS AND WREATHS
The most beautiful goods in America, embracing all
the' new and most wanted kinds, at-
10c, 25c, 50c, 5c and $1.45
NEW SUMMER TRIMMED HATS
Exclusive styles that are totally different from tho rehashed,
Blmllar-to-last-year Ideas you 'see elsewhere. Como In and lot
us show thorn to you .
$7.50, $10. $12.50 and $15
Orkin Brothers Your Own Storei
Orkin Brothers Your Own Store:
Quart of Wizard
Floor Oil Free
T7 III DAY, ta
x moro
quickly fnmll
iarlzo tho mer
its ofthoWiz
ard Floor Atop,
wo will give
absolutely froo
a qt. can of
Wis ard Oil
with each
mop, at
The
WIZARD
MOP
Gets In tho cornnrn nnd In Imln
structtblo, picks up. tho dimt nnd
dirt and Imparts a high lasting
polish to all varnishod or pain tod
surfaces, linoleum or oil cloth;
cholco qf round or 3-cornorod mop..
M'CARTY OUTFIGHTS MOHAN
Has Better of Ten-Bound Bout with
Pittsburgh Heavyweight.
TWO .MEN GO A FAST .PACE
Frequently Stand Toe to Toe and
Swap Fnnchet Both Ilecetve
Much Panlihment About
tb Body.
NEW YORK, May 1. Luther Mc
Carty outfought Frank Moran. the Pitts
burgh heavyweight, In a ten-round bout
here tonight.
The fighting was at a fast pace for
heavyweights. Moran did most of the
trading and frequently the men stood toe
to toe and swapped punches, both receiv
ing much punishment about the body.
McCarty relied on a hard left to the face,
but often left his guard open, enabling
his opponent to land a strong left hook.
McCarty had the better of the first
round, but Moran evened It up In the
next. In the third round the fighters
came together In a mlxup, slightly cut
ting Moran. In the fourth Moran landed
a straight left, drawing blood from, Me
Carty's nose. The fifth was even, but
McCarty took the next two. McCarty
tired In the eighth, a left hook sending
him to the ropes, and In the ninth Moran
landed several good blows. McCarty
finished strong, landing often In the last
round.
BASE BALL AVERAGES USED
AS PROBLEMS IN SCHOOLS
WASHINGTON, Ma t-Iase ball Is
being Injected Into the curriculum ,6f the
schools of the national capital as an aid
In the teaching of arithmetic. This de
veloped today W.ien groups of school
children were discover?'! reading the
base ball news and eagerly interrogating1
each other as to the best means of figur
ing averages. It transpired that teachers
In arithmetic have been using problems
In their classes such as the following.
"If 'Chick' Gandll is at bat forty times
and makes twelve hits, what is his
average?"
"If the Nationals win eleven games out
of fifteen, what per cent do they lose?"
The new system is said by the instruc
tors to be highly successful. Thoroughly
interested in the national sport, the chil
dren are said to make real joy in solving
the problems and the same process is
utilized in problems In linear or square
measurements and. In the case of the
less advanced pupils, In addition and sub
traction. The baso ball diamond now is
one of the commonest diagrams to ba
found on the blackboards of the schools
of the capital.
LITTLE ENTHUSIASM FOR
RETURN KILBANE-DUNDEE GO
LOS- ANGELES, Moy l.-Promoter Tom
McCarey declared today that the public
was not enthusiastic over the prospect of
the return KllbaneDundee battle and
Immediately began planning for a battle
between the featherweight champion and
Eddie Morgan, who is classed as the
featherweight champion of England.
CREIGHT0N TENNIS TEAM
CHOSEN FOR THE SEASON
Buchman, Gleason and Randolph arc
three of tho members of tho Crelghton
varsity tennis team chosen by virtue of
winning their games In the third round
of the tennis tournament In the college,
department of Crelghton university
Wednesday afternoon. Bushman beat
McCaffrey 6-0, 6-1. Gleason beat McCauley
7- 5, 1.6, 6-4, and Randolph beat Hartnett
8- 6, 0-6, 6-4.
Epsten and Beverldge have already
been selected as two of the members of
the team which will represent the high'
school department, which will play, its
first game on the Crelghton courts next
Saturday afternoon with Council Bluffs
High school. Epsten beat Growney 6-4,
6-0, and L. Beveridge beat Scott 6-1, 4-6.
6-2. The other two members of the team
wilt be chosen from the following this
evening: P. Duffy, Waseck, Harrington,
Riley and Schall. A captain will also be
selected.
Key to the Situation Bee Advertising.
REINSTATEMENT FOR TY
COBB PRACTICALLY ASSURED
CHICAGO, May 1. The belief that Ty
Cobb would be reinstated with but a
nominal flno was expressed tonight' by
those who had lntcrvlowe'd members of
tho National base ball commission, which
met here today. Tomorrow morning tho
Cobh caso will bo considered. The com
mission also is expected to tako up the
proposed congressional Investigation of
charges that professional base ball con
stitutes a trust.
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To Wrentle at the Kmg,
Charlie Jei'scn, local hevvy weight
wrestler, who has been In retirement for
over a year because of sickness, will
come back tpto the gnw.p Saturday night
when he meets "Big Bill" Ilokuf In a
finish match at the Krug theater, Jensen
weighs 222 pounds and Hokuf 232.
Vorlt nnd I'nrknrd.
Two pitchers Manager Tinker will keep
throughout the campaign aro Works and
Packard. To t'ato both have shown form
on hn slab. Works once wore a Tiger
uniform, but did llttlo while a member of
that organization.
Iowa Hnrrs Track Htiir.
IOWA CITY, la., May l.-JSpecIaL)-Ed
Shrader, the Iowa track star, has
been "dismissed from the squad for failure
to observe training rules." Shrader gave
promlee of helng tho best all-round track
athleto over developed at" Iowa, and tied
for the, conference record In the high
Jump In his first appearance in tenr
colleglate competition.
Thorpe im Spltter,
Jim Thoruo U trying to master the
spit-hall In private. The Indian athlete
Is pitching to Wllbort Robinson every
morning, and tho latter believes that he
will amount to homuthlng as a boxman
In due time.
Unix; Wnddell lit.
Pitcher Rubn Waddel la again 111 at
Minneapolis with pneumonia, and his' con
dition is serious so serious that fatal
results are feared.
Cnll Ttii-m "Hrnves."
The Boston club has officially adopted
the nickname "Braves," a.i they hav?
retained the Indian head on the shirt
sleeves.
Jake Stahl and Two of His Mainstays on the Red Sox Team
University of Omaha
Makes Preparations
For Summer School
The last Issue of the University of
Omaha Reporter, Just off the press Is
devoted almost exclusively to announce
ments concerning the university's sum
mer school which will be held June 21 to
August 15 at the university. This will
ba the second year that summer work
has been offered, and will be much
mora extensive than last season. Work
will be offered In both high school and
college departments, but most stress
will be laid on work for teachers.
Recently1 the university wns auth
orized by the Stnto Department of Pub
llo Instruction to grant stale and life
certificates. Tho certificates are on a
par with those given at the state nor
mal schools, and at tho University of
Nebraska, nnd for this reason It has
been deemed advisable to make the
course especially attractive to those
who desire to teach.
In addition to the regular faculty of
the university, Mrs. C. M. King and W.
A. Yoder have been added. Airs. King
is a graduate of the University of Mich
igan, specializing in psyopology- and
kindergarten work. She has had much
experience and will teach psychology
and ethics for school children.
Mr. Yoder Is superintendent of the
Douglaa county schools and will have
charge of tho work In school adminis
tration and management.
Special lectures will be delivered by
Stato Superintendent Jumes E. Delzell,
E. U. Graff superintendent of the
Omaha schools; A. H. Watcrhouse of
Fremont and formerly principal of tho
Omaha High school; Superintendent N.
M. Graham. South Omaha, superintend
ent, J. M. Beverldge, Council Bluffs and
Kate A. McIIugh, principal of the
Omaha High school.
RELIEF WORKB CONTINUED
People Sustaining Tornado Losses
Helped in Rebuilding Homes.
MANY CASES ARE DISPOSED OF
Lira of the lied Cross Comes to
AsslNt in Disposition of Pnnili
Sent Jlern by Noclety to
Aid Needy.
Expects Indictment
of Several of the
"Millionaire" Sing
LOS ANGELES, Ca.. May 1. -Indict
ments against several members of the
"millionaire ring," alleged to have main
talned the Jonquil, a lodging house, aa a
place where young women were lured
into white slavery, are expected tomor
row, according to W. J. Ford, assistant
district attorney.
Ford said today he had prepared several
indictments for the grand Jury. He re
fused to ray how many had been drawn.
The names of several prominent men
have been connected with the cose in tho
statements made by the young women to
the police.
LEFT TO RIGHT LARRY GARDNER. SB. HEINIB WAGNER. 88, AND MANAGER JAKE BTAHL.
Manager Jake Stahl of the world a champion Boston Red Sox: is entirety satisfied with tha outlook for 1913. A)l
of Ms men &r In tho plnlc of condition and h declare the player have improved above their form of 1912.
Chamberlain's Tiiblec Tor Cout.
pillion.
For constipation, Chamberlain's Tablets
me excellent. Easy to take, mild and
Itcntle In effect. Give them a trial. For
sale by all dealers. Advertisement
The tornado relief committee that is
working Independent of tho restoration
committee, but along somowhat similar
lines, aiding those who sustained losses
of property by the tornado, has completed
Its report Jp to Wednesday night. This
report shows that tho committee, since
the date of the tornado, has Investigated
and disposed of 22) cases, appropriating
173,663, an average of 3321.67 in each
case.
This week has been a busy one with
the committee. Monday it disposed of
sixteen cases, appropriating' $7,000; Tues
day, twenty-six cases and appropriating
$8,140. Wednesday, thirty-six cases wore
handled and $10,198 paid over to those
who had applied for aid. There aro now
flfty-ono cases where the Investigation
has been completod and forty more that
are about finished. The books show that
there are at this time 300 cases that
have been filed and are ready for In
vestigation. In tho main, tho money that has beon
expended by tho coinmlttoo has been for
restoration purposes. People whose houses
were damaged have- been helped to get
them In condition so they could move
back into them and then, in many cases,
furniture has been bought
Word was received last night that
Eugene T. Lies of the Red Cross society
will be, here today or tomorrow. To a
certain extent he will look after the
money appropriated by the society, but
will not designate the manner In which
it Is to be spent. He will make sugges
tions and at the same time will map
out the manner in which the books shall
be kept In order that tho reports to the
War department will be correct.
Persistent Advertising w the Road to
Big Returns.
ColltHf Itasr Bnll IleauKs.
University of Virginia, 6, Princeton, 1.
Catholic University, S, Bucknell, 2.
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Coast Leanur Results.
Oakland, 2; Lot Angeles, 4
SATURDAY-
Is tho Day to
Buy Underwear
Tbreo big special purchases of
Men's, Women's and Children's
fine quality
Summer Underwear
Including such well known brands
as Sterling, Kayser, Cooper, Har
vard Mills, etc., all clean, perfect
goods, on sale Saturday at
Prices Actually Less Than
Half Retail Worth.
HAYDEH'S
Purest Water
Filtered and Boiled
Imported Bohemian Hops
Selected Barley
Aged 4 Months
Bottled
Inspected
Result
iTHE BEER YOU LIKE
A beor of purity. Full of
refreshing and nourishing
qualities. Every family
should have a case of
Luxus in the home.
Brewed and bottled by
Fred Krug Brewing Co.
Coll Douglas 1889 and or
der a case today.
Consumers' Distributors
Luxus Mercantile Co.
109-11 No. 16th St.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Best of All Firm Mnuttlr-
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