Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, May 29, 1915, Page 3, Image 3

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    THE BEE: OMAHA. SATniDAY. MAY 2 1flV
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DECORATION DAY I Suit Sale
A tremendous Mile of superior Tatue ult for
inn and young men, In pure wool fa brief. Every
wanted pattern, Including blue serge, ran he found
at this price.
We urge you to nee these suits In our windows.
$15 and
518 Suits
Fine Suits in Exclusive Designs
The pick of the hprlng'n new colors, made Into
garments that fit airurutely, offered Saturday
at a nig saing. Hlue serges at each below pri
$11.50, $15.00, $1
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reat Shirt Sale
Purchased the floor stock of Vlndex
Shirt to., Italilmore, Md., at about
50c on the dollar. Sale starts Saturday.
Pure Tub Silk Shirts
lioman M Mix's, heavy
satin stripe and plain
colors. $3.00
and $0.00
qualities
Stylish Shirts
$2
rsi.35
With or With-
outcoiiar niTQ
auacnea,
75c grade .
Soft Silk
Bosom Shirts;
Finest i
iSilks,
$2 value
SOFT CUFF SHIRTS;
splendid patterns in
madras and soisette
fabrics;
worth $1.25
OD NEWS FOR BOYS
BOTB' COKBUTATtOV SUITS Ws purchased
aa onormous quantity of suits that regularly
11 at s ana S8, tu now moa.n, Krt 0.0
prs. pants, Bgee 5 to 17 Saturday " W
BOTI' TWO FilTI
SUITS Pstoh pocket
models, la wool CC
fabric. S4 Tallica . . .
BALL AM) HAT FREE WITH EACH 81 IT.
Finest Straw Hats at a Saving
Unlimited selections of
splits, sennets and leg
horns 95. S1.50.
81.90. $2.50. 83
PANAMA SPECIALS
SO dozen' genuine Pana
mas, all styles; $050
worth 94.no, at. . av
DRESS TP DECORATION DAY
Buy Stylish Quality
Clothes at Cut Prices
and on very Easy Terms.
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All LADIES' SPRING SUITS, in
serge, poplin, shepherd check,
covert cloth, at
ONE-HALF PRICE.
All our LADIES' SPRING COATS,
in all the new novelty fctyles, at
ONE-HALF PRICE.
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
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Ladies' well made
satin petticoats at
Ladies' nicely trimmed QIOO
house dresses at - - UI
Ladies' fancy white
silk waists - - -
Men's fine all wool blue serge
suits, worth $15.00, gg
Men's all wool pin stripe and
fancy check suits, mr rn
worth $16.50, at - Uu.OU
Boys' knee pant suits in neat
gray and brown fjn cn
plaid, worth $3.75, at o.0U
48c
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PKOl'I.ES S'ltJlJE
CADET OFFICERS APPOINTED
Full Lilt of Stiff and Company Com-
minder of University of
i Nebrttka Regiment.
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LINCOLN MAN IS COLONEL
I LINCOLN. May s.-fpepsl. H. Q.
Hewitt of Llrecln will b colon! o; the
unl-erilty crtt rtslmmt for ths eoming
t ysr, tb appointments of officer 'n the
cadets being announced yesterday St the
cloae of competttlvs drill. Mr. Hewitt
a 111 have charge of the university lartete.
Honor were pretty well dlaftbuted
amort the town of th state in tho ap
t ointment of officers, Omaha getting It
hare.
The list of appointment for the 10 nlng
ytsr follow:
rield i Staff Officer.
Colonel-H. O. Hewitt.
Lleutensnt Colonel J. A. Alltion.
Major. Executlvs and Delinquency Offi
cer C. A. tlauptman.
Major-rirt battalion. V. f Wicker
ham; Second battalion, A. J. Covert:
Third battalion, V. r. Chpln; unii
einned, U U Ewlng. W. A. Bila, K.
Clark.
Cantain and Adlutant 1. K. Frost
Captain and Quartermaater r. N. lfm-1
P'e. , I
Captain and Commlaoary R. V. Koupul.
Flret Lieutenant and Battalion AdJ.i-1
tnnt Plrat battalion. K. I. Ltebendorfer;
becond battalion, I. Wright; Tnlrd
tattalion. C. K. Glaaaer.
Second IJeutenant and Battalion 'utr
termasier H. J. ?rhwb.
X.nrommlatloird Staff Otticera.
Regimental Aergeant-Major E. J. Kra-
hvillk.
Regimental Commlaean' aergeani c.i
V. Traptiagen." K. J. Althouae.
Regimental Color Sergeant H. L. I
Gayer. A. J. McKee.
; Battalion ' isergeant-MaJor Flrt bttl-i
Ion. K. K. Martin; Beeond battalion, .
V. Fauquet; Third battalion, H. L. Lang
I don.
Corporal Adjutant' department !.. W.
iTftree. A. U Harvey. M. V. Thompon;
' qnartermaater' department. . H. H.
Yoo,1. W. Bcott. K. C. Mieser. Phlhp
1 Wat kin.
Com rear Officer.
, Rifle Company Captain. Walter Hall;
I firet lieutenant. E. A. Dalley; fit at eer-
, grant. H. IB. Grlbble; sergeant, U. C.
Southwell. '
j Band Captain, D. T. Lane; first lieu
tenant. W. M. Locke. A. V. Hlava. I".
' K. Harkson; aecond lieutenant. W. A.
; f-humacher. J. F. Nelon. R. V. B'xby;
I first aergeant, R. J. Haundera: aergeants,
R. U Thlaen. M. Blxby. F. L. Stricter.
i R. T. Babaon. O. A. Hueratetta. J. i.
i Ptevena, F. Garrison, I. B. Rlt: cor
i norala. H. W. Aldrlch. U F.. Kill. R.
Wilson. R. O. Luck. D. P. Thomaa. t .
L Melaalenger, E. Toung, H. Young.
Company A Captain, V. C. George:
first lieutenant. A. W. Aekerrnart;- first
reigeant. A. Blunk; sergeant. H. Haa
thorne. M. F. Clark, C. F. Fray; corpo
rala. D.' T. Ayer. G. Bloodgood. W . U
Able. P. T. Parmale. E. F. Keed. W. W.
! I'arveth, J. W. Hepperley.
Company B Csptaln. P. A. Warner;
I fir.t lieutenant. 1. F. Smith: first aer
geant. A. Spauldlng: ergesr t, O. Ai
Hulllvn. U L. Burk, R. C. Fuoh; cor
poUl. J- Q. Toung, F. Clarke. .1. U.
Champs F. C. Bachorltch, H. M. Carton,
A. H. Brlnker. E. B. Catterson, D.,B.
Bell.
Company C Captain. O. K. Petrlng;
flrat lieutenant, U- E. Norrla; first ser
gesnt, H. P. Morgan; aergeanta. R. E.
.m.r 3. W. Gallowav. O. A. Powell;
corporals, F. B. Buarstetta, O. M. Isr-
imrtnn. j. w. Henscnse. ta. loi, o
I Dnnihlt I Coolson. B. T. Hurlo.
Company D-CapUln. J. H.. Pierce: flrjt
lieutenant, J. E. uini; iirwx nn""".
n Mlakev. seraeanta. J. B. Stoddard. I.
D. Beynon. I. B.'Hays. T. I. Cotter: cor
porala. W. H. Bller, A. Herman, D. T.
Ford. R. Gans, E. Olllett. B. J. Garrison,
i. w. lrave. '
Compaay E Captain. F. H. Psuwtaln;
first lieutenant, I. K. msii; iirt sergeani,
B. F. Rohrbaugh; sorgeants. C. R. Bherer,
P. H. Smith, R. O. Andrew; corporal. P.
O. Jone. M. J. Keogan, H. O. King, V.
C. Johnson, R. Jenkln. M. U. Johnson.
Company F Captain. H. Hadley; first
lieutenant, M. U ,8chlslngr; first ser
geant. It. O. Wyman; aergeanta, L. B.
Scofleld. C. J. Werts, O. W. Black;, cor-
Crals. E. A.. Unn, a H. Lanyon. C. B.
vnn. D. W. MoCtuJey, J.. Milby, W. R.
Vollman, H. C. Jefferey. ,
Cnmnanv O Caotaln. R. C. Lv Greer.
tirmt lieutenant. K. L. Hlxenbaugh; first
sergeant, H. B. Whitfield; aergeanta. H. C.
"Wllaon, O. O. Tuoaer, n. . Lwion, i.
M. Llllle; corporals, A. Muiugan, a. j.
Mom. W. Mill. W. C. Miller. E. Weaver,
U U Murphy, C. R. Moors. A. B. Thomp
son. .
Company H Captn, J.- 1,.' McMaster;
first lieutenant. B. 8. Bpieth; aecond lieu
tenant. W. K. Snyder: first sergeant, C.
E. Campbell; aergeants. B. Nye. W. B.
Jefferey, M. Crltohfield; corporals, F. H.
Rouschi A. J. Long. Ij. . Psthe, C. H.
Peterson, M. O. Richmond. J. Peksr, J.
C. Wolford. .
Company I Captain, L. M. Palmer,
first- lieutenant. W. E. Hager; seoond
lieutenant, D. M. Hewitt: first aergeant.
H. Ik Folts; sergeants. H. H. Klrsrh, J.
A. Jermsn, H. F. Rokahr; corporala, P.
H. Qulmby, L. D: Robinson. C. Rlmer.
K. R. Stevenson, T. B. Sweeney, W. Shoe
maker. A. B. Wallace.
Comcanr K Captain, C. W. Holeombe;
flrat lieutenant, w. 8. ITrbaeh; first sef-
feant, u. O. Woiranger; sergeants, c.
my. J. M. El well. M. K. Holland, M. A.
Blskle,'B. R Cardites; corporala, B. It.
Steck. M. J. Shelley, J. B. Schults. C. T.
Svoda. W. Stein, R. T. Thomas. J. B.
Souther. A. J. Southerland. .
Company M Captain, W. M. Folsom:
flrat lieutenant. W. B. Wanner: flrat ser
geant, L. A. Gordon; sergesnta, B. J. No-
votny, C J. rtueeus, u. a. ieaon, w. a.
Garrle; corporals. R. B. Wiltae, U A.
Wilson. M. U Weinberg. J. F. Wend
strsnd, M. J. Wilson. J. B. Worloy, M.
C. Thompson.
JVte fraaa Tabla Rak.
TABLE ROCK. Neb., May . (flpartal)
Henry t Alkena and wlfs of Pawnee
City, who lived many years on a farm
between that place and Table Rock.
pioneer of this county, will celebrate
tholr - sixtieth wedding anniversary on
Monday, May 31. They will be at horn
to their numerous friends from I to I
o'clock.
Mr. Burton Bloas and Miss Effla Stone
berger ware married last evening at the
home of the bride a few miles southwest
of her.
Eighty-three dollars has been paid out
by Pswnee county this spring In bounties
for wolf scalps.
L LsLlLLI LU. I II -I I all H sa1 I III I j 1 SflaTaTl B l""SBT11 T" " ' li
For Results
Bee Want Ado.
Economy snd Good
living
Can ba combined ky th housa.
wiie who know tha lood vaiua
and snany diflerswt way of
sarrlnf
MACARONI
Fifty daliciou dlsKas, avary aaa
4 them difhsrent every ona of
'them good.
Recipe is) as
packaca.
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Every Omaha man who appreciates hot weather
comfort, should own one or two smartly styled
tissue thin, tropical weight
PALM BEACH, MOHAIR or
. SILK SUITS
BB M v.-
wv m kt m j m sk i r r m aim -r . .-n ai . i m 'w
The mere skeletons of clothes fashioned in
the customary King-Peck manner from fab-
i!J rics of the thinnest texture, stripped of the
,1J last vestige of unnecessary weight.
J These suits aro tailored so deftly as to hold
SI llAii, nUrtnft fnoniln trio chAnmnco - f tVt erto.
intuit oiiapu vivoiitu iitv? outVi iiwou ui uiu iua
terial. Our showing is more than double
that of previous years.
Palm Beach Suits, $5, $6.50, $8.50, $10
Cool Mohair Suits - - - - $10
Rjch Silk Suits - - - - $10 and $15
.Save $3, $5 or $7.50 on your suit.
MOST EXTRAORDINARY VALUES IN HIGH TYPE QUALITY SUITS AT
Kverv suit featured nt this priee is a regular stock garment and its origin was
far from that of the clothes made for sale purpose and speeial purchases
THESE SUITS WERE INTENDED TO SELL AT $18, $20 nd $22.50-OUR FEATURE PR1C
$1 C
You surely want a new straw
to wear Decoration Day .
And this is the store frorn which to choose it.
liest, beeause of our greater
assortments, more tempting
values and unsurpassed service
Every new style creation is first
Introduced to Omaha man in our Hat
seqtlon Coma gnd meet the new
ones Saturday.
Panamas ft.YOO to S10.OO
14-Rhorn f.2.00 to 5.00
liAnRkoks $5.00
Mllajtn , ..$8.00
Sailors SI. OO to $5.00
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We'll Furniih the Furnishing
No matter what your apparel
requirements may be a rollsr
button or a bath robe we're here'
to terre you best.
fUlk Bosom tthlrt
Athletic Nainsook Vnlon 8ulta;
$1.M) Fadeless SWrts
25e Silk I.nater llosa . .'
. .SI. .10
, .y use
1 1 . Tftc
Gontlknlt I'nion Halts $1.00 to $2.30
Wnah Ties, s perls I ,30c and SOc
.fi
The Popular
'latey Eoffls"
$1.50 to $2.50
"Baby Doila" art the mot
tenmibU, serviceable and stylish
ankle strap pumps or sandals
ever devised for children and
growing girls. '
W are prepared for a bl demand this rear, and show s
complete Una of tbie popular style in Patent Colt, Gun Metal and
Watte. With or without beets. Prioaa range from $1.00 to $2.60
for children, according to tlsa. and from $1.60 to $3.50 for grow
Ins girts. Expert fitters In our children's department.
'SHO&CQ
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Choico Cuts of Round Steak, Lb. 15c
PIO PORK LOIN ROAST, LB ;..104
PORK CHOPS, BEST OUTS, PER LB. 14V-t
PIO PORK SHOULDER ROAST, 3 to 4 lbs. ave., lb. O 'ic
No. 1 California Bugnr Curl llama, t'r lh I ts
Na 1 Hngar Curad rlklnnixl llama, per lh IJ
No. 1 Hugar OtirsJ lan Hacuti, hy atrip, pound .!
Halt Pork. pr lb to Horn maiia llBtb--i-. Ib loo
Salt Pork, lean bailies, by strip, Ham made pur Pauaage,
pound la'e I pound 1(X
GROCERY SPECIALS
10 nonnds (Iran u la ted Ntuiar for .' . . 1 ,0Q
IR-lb. Hack Flour, Wathburn-Crosliyj Bunklst, Victor i- S ik'-
day only $1.05
owuuiau nBiLii nic.u, luur jvi; yaga. lor Miti
extra large t-ana tnmatoi fui . ...j
10c pejka. toilet Mi per 6a
Htrlctly rreah egaa. par dozen ,.l?Us
rlsnry country liutler, per lb. 87.
Kiira fancy frtah tomatoes, 2.1la.
for toe
Oreen onlona, 12 btinclies for . ,.5
Leaf lettuce, t head fur to
Aapa4-aua, 1 bunches for lOe
New potatoes, per lb. to
ic nkgs. Rub-No-Mor powder. S
for lOo
4 large cans 4 X milk for
to cans 4 X milk for ,...to
lOr pkga. corn flakes for ........ .Be
) So pkgs- matches for 10c
Tsll cans salmon loo
16c saoks chick fed ......... .lTa
10c nans blsfkberriea ,Bo
Irge cans peaches ilOo
Mall Orders Bbipnad at A boys Prtoa. We OsUvsr Tf verywbar. norsaes,
Ben ao a sad Soatb Omaha. Talsphoaa Douglas lt30.
WATCH THEM SQUIRM!
WHO? WOULD-BE COMPETITORS
OLD TAYLOR WHISKEY QQr
Full quart, 8-year-old quality, $1.25 value
Cedar Brook, 8 yetr old, full quart, regular $1.25 value.... 08
Home-Made Grape Wine, full gallon, only 81.25
Ark About Free Coupons for Cbinawaie. Mall Orders Filled. .
rMjkllAw FT! 121.121 North lth St.
VUCKlOy OrOGas "The Quality House."
P8 POBK E16flST, 9e
FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS .ltA$
Steer Pot Roast lOVfto
Pig Pork Butts llSe
Young Vaal Roast llHs
Young Vaal Chops 14H
Spar Hlbs Sa
Palt Pork IS
Hwlft Premium and Diamond C
Kama !
Skinned Hama '. ...13e
Sugar Cured Ham 10S
Ktra lan Breakfast Bacon 1S
Ruaar rured Bacon Its
i-lb. pall pure Lard, regular fac.
special goo
Special
Prom I to p. m.. Lamb Chops ..So
From to 10 p. m.. I'ork Chops loo
Plini Ift P.lAOrrtSrX 1610 Harnoy Ot.
asisr lirtltlli.al Phass DaUl't79
Apartments, flats, Iioum-s and cottages can be rented quick.
Jy and cheaply by a lien "For Rent" want ad.
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FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS H'iP
PIO PORK ROAST .9
Pig Pork Butts 1194c
Steer Pot Roast 10c
Young Veal Roast HHc
Young Veal Chopi llc
Bait Pork Dtc
Spare Ribs .fc
Skinned Htm 13ie
Sugar Cured Htm 104c
Bnlft Premium and Diamond C Ham tec
3-lb. pail Pure Isrd; regular price 45c special ...5c
THE EMPRESS MARKET
Opy- Woolworth &c and lOc Store. H3 South 16th St. Tel. IK 2307.
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