VhE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, 'JULY S. lyiJO.
Briej City News
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Ringer Aotlnn Mayor rolice Com
mlsrtoner Ringer was actinK mayor
of Omaha Friday, both Mayor Smith
ana Commissioner Ure being out of
the city.
fil Mexicans Injured 81x Mext
ciin track laborprs were injured, threa
probably fatalli, when a gasolino car
n which they were ridlnjr Jumped
the. Burlington track near Ashland,
Neh., Friday.
SO Autos Recovered Of 40 auto
mobllea stolen in Omaha tn June. 3D
have been recovered, rolioa Com
mlwiloner Rlnjer aald Friday. Dur
ing June, 191, 71 automobiles were
stolen and only 50 recovered, recordB
show. f
Turn in Miiiiiin
After., motorists tn the business sec
tion of the olty must turn around
in tha middle of the block, instead
or at intersections, Police Commis
sioner Ringer announced Friday
after a conference with traffic offi
cers. Celebrate nt Camp (ilfford Oma
had Boy flcouts and their friends will
calelirate independence day Suturday
at Camp Qlfford. the regular Scout
camp. A spcrlnl train left the l!ur
llnton stntlon at 5:30 p. m. Friday
and will return at 10 o'clock Satur
day night.
Sunday P'.cmlc Planned The
Voung Mens and the Young
'Women's Hebrew association will
ho!d a Joint picnic Sunday,-Tily 11,
at Fnntenelle forest reserve. Trucks
to carry the picnickers to the re
serve will assemble in front of the
Lyric building.
Advertising Men Here Today A
number of Chicago advertising men
are expected In Omaha today. They
are traveling tinder the auspicea of
the Capper farm publications. They
will lunch at the Kontenelle hotel
and In the evening they will take
dinner at the Carter Lake club.
I-'nkc Magazine Agents Omahans
are warned by police to be on the
lookout- for a crew of magaslne
agents who represent that they
are earning; money to attend college.
The leader when tiuestioned by offi
cials Is said- to have failed to give
a patlsfactory showing of the enter
prise. ,
llejs Rrtld Pop Stand Billy Reed,
12-year-old son of W. E. Ileed, presi
dent of the school board, who con
ducts a cold drink stand in front
of his home, reported to police that
an automobile load of boys stopped
Thursday night, drank a bottle of pop
each. Jumped In the car and drove
away without paying for the drinks.
Texas Boys for Home Hero
Father Flanagan, whose home for
boya is rapidly growing in popularity,
has been asked by the treasurer of
the state of Texas to take care of
three 14-year-old Texas boys, sons
of poor parents. Father Flanagan Is
expecting the new arrlvalsjn time to
assint in the Independence day cele.
bratton next Monday.
Omaha Police Searching
For Three Missing Men
Police are searching for. three
Omaha men, reported Friday as
missing.
Charles Peterson, 70 years old,
started Thursday night for the
Union station and has not been seen
since, according to his daughter,
Mrs. W. A. Chrisman, 2419 North
Eighteenth street.
Edward Gighen, 1710 North Fifty
fourth street. went riding in a new
automobile last Tuesday ..rid" has not
been heard from since, according to
people with whom he made his
home.
O. J. Hanson, 3128 Charles street,
put $200 in his pocket and disap
peared, his wife says.
Prominent Omaha Sportsman
Seeks Divorce From Wife
Guy H. Beckett, p;ominent
sportsman and western golf cham-
pion, nas inea suit mr uiyuhc.
charging his wife with cruelty.
During the war Beckett was an
ensign in the navy. He is a step-son
of Judge Woodrough of he federal
court and makes his home with the
judge's family in Ralston.
It was in New York thai he met
Miss Claire Van Horn Vreeland.
They were married in March. 1919.
Miss Vreeland's home wa. Jersey
City. 'The charge of alleged cruelty
is based on failure of his wife to
come to Omaha to live.
Nw Air Mail Time Record
Between Omaha and Chicago
A new air mail time record be
tween Omaha and ChiSigo was es
trhlished Thursday .ben ' Pilot
Clarence I.ange made h nonst6J
fHcht in 3 hours and 25, .rinutes,
Two new pilots are expected here
socn which Manager Voiaw says
will restore the service to iiormal.
Pilot DcWald left for icago at
1 p. m. Friday. ,
The Bee's Fund for
Free Milk and Ice
IT IS HOT.
MANY BABIES IN OMAHA
SUFFER FOR NEED OF MILK.
The Bee's fund is for them.
The Bee's readers provide the
fund.
WILL YOU nO.SOMETHING
v FOR THESE BABIES THROUGH
THE FUND.
JUST SEND OR BRING WHAT
YOU CAN GIVE TO THE BEE
. OFFICE.
It will be acknowledged in this
Column.
BIFF!
OUR sales always help a man. Good
shoes at low prices never meant
mote. This one giVes you a chance
to stock up at prices that will not be
repeated for months. So buy several
pairs and' tide x yourself over. Every
thing you like is included.
Plortiheim, $15 to $18 values $ "1 J85
I10tf ,afcl
Flox'sheim, $14 to $16 values $ 1 A85
now j 1 vPf
Worthmore, $12 to $14 values $QS5
now "ss
WortklSbre, $11 to $12 values $Q85
now, O3-
FlorsEeim Shoe Store
315 South Sixteenth Street
BETWEEN FARNAM AND HARNEY
for these sizzling hot days, when the heat is unbearable.
It quenches the thirst, satisfies, and will inject new life
and "pep" ir.to your tired System. .
Heathful, delicious and nutritive. ,
For sale wherever soft drinks' are sold.
Made by BLATZ Milwaukee
Order a case for your homt
SWARTZ-STANER COMMISSION CO.,
' 501 South 14th Street Omaha, Neb
j Q Phone Douglas 2793. rpfo
5 OMAHA ljfr---?g"" II
"ZWJ-1 PRINTING SLi 1g II f
M$ J.COS1RANY fiPjjfiir I IV
Commercial printers-Lithographers - steel Die Embossers
LOOSC LEAF DEVICES
BEE WANT ADS WILL BRING DESIRED RESULTS
BANG! BING!
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Saturday Is the Final Wind-Up of Our Great
Stock-Reducing Sale . ' "
FOR SATURDAY
Woman's Black Kid Low Heel Shoes, small slaes. ........ ...95
Women's White Canvas Shoe and Slippers......... ..... 81.95
Children! White Canvas Strap Slippers 81.75
Children's Black, Brown and White Sandal, all sires.... . 81.75
1,000 Pair Women's and Chil
dren's Slippers delayed in ship,
ment will go on sale Satnrdrj.
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Weimer Shoe Brokerage Co.
412 NORTH 16TH STREET
-A '
OPPOSITE JEFFERSON SQUARE
Our Store Will Close
All Day Monday, -the
Fourth.
URGESS-
"EVERYBdDYJs STORK"
Get a cool, refreshing,
drink in our Cricket
Room, Fourth Floor.
Prepare for the "Fourth" on Saturday
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Your Unrestricted Choice of .Our Entire Stock of
n Wool Jersey
Suits
Price
Come and get a hair bob and take a ride.
Barby Bill has ponies prancing aHiis side.
') - IN THE
Barber Bill Barber Shop
On the Fourth Floor.
Here children rnay have their hair bobbed by the
most experienced operators and at the same time erijoy
riding the ponies. This is an exclusive feature with
the Burgess-Nash Store.
Barber Bill buttons and' postcards given free
to all children accompanied by their parents.
For traveling, for motoring, fo cool
days at home or the seashore or the country,
the wool jersey suit is useful. It is most,
serviceable, it does not rumple easily and-it'
Jiolds its shape. In several good sports mod
els and in bright colors, as well jls the more
subdued browns and blues and vmixed colors.
$
Doll Gtothes Sewing
Class Saturday
Saturday morning from 9 to 11 A. M., we will
hold a doll sewing class and cordially invite all little
girls to attend.
It will be held in the toy department on the fourth
floor and all thread, needles and material will be fur
nished free of charge.
Children's Union
Suits, 65c
Children's union suits, low
neck and sleeveless, knee
lengths, well taped and but
toned. Specially priced, fi5c
Women's Vests, 55c
Women's vests, slightly soiled
from counter display, but won
derful values at 55c.
Main Floor
Women's Lisle
Hose, $1
Women's black, while, rhoc
olate, bronze and navy silk
lisle hose, full seamless, double
frarter top fine quality. Spe
cial, $1.00.
Main Floor
Special Sale of
Union Suite, 79c
Cotton and lisle union suits,
knee and ankle length, medium
and li?;ht weight, in flesh, Dink
and white.x
M!n Floor
Children's Sox, 45c
In a large assortment; very
specially priced for Saturday.
Main Floor
- Women's Silk Hose
. Women's pure thread silk
hoie; this will fill all the needs.
Specially priced from y 1.75 to
$6.00. . I
)LiV Sooks xcepona Attractive Offerings in
To MuZr4he - White Tub Skirts
Mary Marie (Eleaner Porter),
5 -$4.95
Select Your Summer Footwear in This Sale of
White Nile Pumps
7.45 Pair
We have selected three styles of white
Nile cloth pumps in the
Season' 8 Best Styles
One style, a new ribbon tie
or tongue pump effect with
" ribbon bows, medium vamps,
, narrow ties, covered Louis
heels.
Another, a dressy tongue pump that can be worn plain or
X V
with buckles.
Still another model fits the arch and has high French covered
heels. This pump" is especially suitable for dress.
, White Liquid Dressing, 9c
' Second Floor
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For the Holiday Trip
Wardrobe Trunks ,
Special for Saturday
.7.50
One of these trunks
will make your vacation
more enjoyable. Every
garment in perfect order
at'the end of the trip.
Traveling
Bags
Cowhide, walrus grain, $10.00. Ah exceptionally
good value.
Suit Cases
$1.90
Wunpost (Daae Coolidge), $2.00
Hand-Made Fable (Geo. Ade),
$1.60.
Wanted: A Husband (Samuel
Adams, $1.75.
Blower of Bubbles (Baxter), $1.75
Splendid Outcast (Geo.s Gibbs),
$2.00 '
Vanishing Men (Richard W.
- Child), $1.S0
Miss Lulu Bett (Zura Gale), $1.75
Book of Susan (Lee Dodd), $2.00
Kathleen (Christopher Morley),
$1.25
Surjnv Ducrow (Cooper), $1.90
Red Lady (Kathrine Burt), $1.75
' ' Third Floor.
For the Holiday You
Need
Picnic Supplies
For Sale in the Station'
ery Department
Paper plates, 5c, 8c, 10c doz.
White drepe paper napkinsf 35c .
per 100.
White crepe papef table cicths,
15e to 50c each.
Thermopack ice cream contain
ers, $1.25 each.
Picnic lunch sets, 25c and 35c
each.
Paper, spoons. 10c pkg.
Lily paper drinking cups, lc
each. "
, Bamboo knife and fork sets, Be
each.
Wax luncKpaper, 30 sheets, 10c
roll.
Main Floor
At Special frices fdr the
Holiday
Slimmer Candy
Peanut Goodies, one-half price,
45c lb. -After
Dinner Mints and Limes,
47c lb.
Salted Peanuts, Jumbo Bize, one
half price, 30c lb.
Satin ' Finished Hard Candies,
47c lb.
Gum Drops,, 39c lb.
Main Floor
Skirts like these are thoroughly
practical no matter how soiled or
mussed they have become, they can
be made as fresh and crisp as new.
You are particularly fortunate in
, having so many and such clever new
styles to choose from introducing
the newest ideas in pockets and
belts. In the two groups featured
tomorrow you will find VALUES
that can't be matched. .
Second Floor.
Our Entire Stock of
Organdie Dresses
For Girls
at
3 off &r
Colors are maize, orchid, light blue, flesh, rose,
also all whitfe. Ruffles, frills, dainty lace and rib
bons make taese dresses most attractive for hot sum
mer days. Sizes 6 to 14.
Junior Dpt. Sfcond Floor
IIP"
You'll Want a
Kodak for the "4th"
Brownie Cameras, $2.86 to $5.90, and a com
plete line of .Kodaks from $9.49 to $29.36.
Bring in your films as all our work is (fne by
experts and is guaranteed. One. day service.
Photo mounts, while they;last, 5c each.
Mln Floor
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In Preparation for the.Fourth, We Offer a Special Salefof
Drugs and Toilet Articles
Both matting and cane, at $5.75 andi $12.50.
Fourth Floor '
Continuing for Saturday and in Time for. the 4th
A Wonderful Sale of
Smocks and Middies
M off
Regular Price
THE SMOCKS are in a large va
riety of styles in maize, rose, copen,
leather, salmon, green, also .white.
THE MIDDIES 'ara the famous
"Jack Tar" and "Goody" makes,
made' "of Middy Twill, standard
Jean and Galatea, in all white or
trimmed with colors.
. Sizes 6 to 14 and 340 3fr.
Second Floor.
Mum, deodorantr, 19c.
Creme Elcaya, 49c.
Amolin powder for excessive
perspiration, 17c.
Djer Kiss perfume, $1.39 oz.
Hair brushes, lust the thing for
your vacation. 10c . ,
Horlfck's malted milk, medium
size, 87c. .
Milk magnesia, Norwich, large
size, 22c. v-
Bath sprays, made to fit any
faucet, 98c.
OliV'j bath tablets, 10c bar.
Armour's rose or violet soap,
Ya 'price, 7i cake.
Zinc oxide in tubes, Me.
Hind's honey and almond soap,
6c bar.
Resinol soap, 22c bar.
Four pounds castile soap, $1.29.
Williams' mug shaving soap, 5e
bar.
Pond's vanishing cream, 19e.
Luxuria cold cream, 49c.
And Sundries
' Mavis talcum powder, 19c.
Powder puffs, velour, 4-inch
size, 14c
Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo,
42c
Jergen's benzoin and filmond
lotion, for tan and sunburn, 24c.
Espey's cream for tan and sun
burn, 19c. v
Steven's depilatory, has no dor,
69e. '
palmer's almond meal, 22c.
wr
Listerine, medium size, 37c
Sal Hepatica, targe size, 98c.
Bath sponges, '3 price, 12Hc
Putnam's dry cleaner, 17c.
Anti-colic nipples, 5c each.
Syringe tubmg, 5 iU lengths,
with reinforced end for attach
ments, 22c
Durham Du
plex demon
strator safety
razors with
extra blade,
while they last
each
M j
10c
Thermo Pack ice cream con
tainers, v89c.
Amami dry shampoo, 29c
Ivory nail buffers detachable
chamois, H price, 75e.
Ashes J of Roses rouge, hand
made, 47c.
Odorono for excessiva perpira
tion, 24c.
Hlnkle pills, 100 in' bottle, 15c.
Lapactic pills, 39e.
Castoria, 24c.
Dioxogen, 17c. '
We reserve the right to limit quantities.
Main Floor
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