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TTTE BEK: OMAHA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1915.
TOMATOES 0FJP00R QUALITY
Troipectt Bad far Local Crop Ap
plet An Cheap California
Peaches Next
I0TAT0ES GROW CHEAPER
Elbertss are on the market at 71 cents
a crate.
California plums are Ml cents a crate,
snd not many are being sold, although
tha quality la especially fine.
Lemons are the cheapest ever known
at this tlma of year In Omaha. Nice
lemons can be had at a dime a dosen.
There Is no record of any such quota
tion on lemons In August In any former
year In Omaha.
Cantaloupes are still abundant and are
selling at from 6 to 7'4 rents apiece.
IMentr ef t'as iattaaa.
rotators are cents a peck. They hare
settled beck again after a temporary rise
In price due to the extreme muddy fields
In which potatoes for a time could not be
dug for the market. For a time they sold
at M cents snd tl a bushel; but now can
be had at 66 and 70 rents a bushel.
Cabbage Is still a cent a pound and of
good quality at that figure.
Flour has taken another advance and
Is now selling at 17 and tt a barrel.
la the retail market It has gone up a
dime a sack In the last week. It Is cost
ing fl.K a sack now.
Butter Is steady at M cents a pound.
Fgs are steady at 19 cents a dosen.
Cheese of all grades Is remaining about
steady.
Merry Time for All
at the Armour Camp
Just to make doubly sure tha Armour
girls were having a good time at King's
lake, Messrs. Orchard and Shields of the
Armour company, accompanied by their
wives, motored to tha take Thursday
and proceeded to make things hum with
merriment A huge camp fire waa made
and a "wiener" roast was Indulged In.
Mrs. Hudson, tha congenial rhsperone ef
the camp, hastily dispatched Invitations
to all the campers at the lake, and tbey
responded In large numbers.
TEST OF LOAN SHARK
LAW IS TO BE MADE
Tomatoes are of a rathrr poor quality
t r'fKwnt, owing; to the bad wthir that
tint continued for week. In former years
lhy have sold at this tlma of year for
from S rent to $1. Now they are. aelllna
,at f om ts to 60 cent a market basket,
arcordlns; to tha grade. The prospect la
bad for a good local crop of tomatoes,
according to dealera.
Apples era aa cheap a fruit as on ran
buy at this1 time. Nice cooking apples
can b had at tt cents a peck.
Southern Elberta peaches are about
grinding up this week, while California
Jules Althaus loaned Alonso Wlnslow
Your Choice of Any Silk Shirt
$31 and together lth the commission and
Interest, charged him a rate that
amounted to rr cent per annum. The
oan became due and was not paid, Wlns
low asset ting the rate was In violation of
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Included in this lot are all the fine silk crepe, silk broadcloth and satin, stripe fiC Of
silk shirts; worth 54.00, $4.98 and $3.50, some of these shirts are actually k
worth up to 56.50; all go at one price yLdtdJ
A Gigantic Shirt Sale
law. Althaus will probably aeek to collect
and then be arrested. If convicted, he will
Liver Complaint Makes Vena
t'ahappy.
No Joy n living If your stomach and
appeal, taking the cane to the supreme
court In order to test the law.
The loan shark law was passed by the
liver don't work. Stir your liver with
Dr. King's New Ufa Pills. ZVc. All
druggists. Advertisement.
legislature last winter and became oper
ative July 1.
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STARTING MONDAY, AUG. 9
W
ess
HAT happens in
Omaha is of a great
desl more interest to
you than what happens in
Antwerp, in Ypres, or in
Przemysl. An accident in
a local park in which peo
ple whom you know are
lost is more important to
yon than a marine dis
aster which wipes out over
a thousand lives.
In other words, what is
"front page stuff" to you is the
event which "concerns your
everyday life. And, generally
speaking, you are more interest
ed in domestic than in foreign
news.
Our New Affiliation Puts
"Our Headlines on the Screen"
So the Omaha Bee has ar
ranged that the important news
events happening right here in
Omaha and some that happen in
other parts of the United States,
will not only be told you in print
but actually will be shown you in
motion pictures! This has been
made possible by our affiliation
with the National News Week
ly, a service organized to pro
vide the public with a News
Pictorial based upon matters of
local interest. You will be
shown a film equally divided
between local and national
events. YOU Will see "eur head
lines on the screen' That fire in
your block, that celebration in
your community, that sporting
event in your cityall of these
will receive as much attention
as do the news events from
other American cities.
These Weekly Pictures Will
Abound in "Local Color"
A camera man is to work
under the personal direction of
the managing editor of The Bee.
This insbres an accurate and most
timely review of local events. No fire,
wreck, accident, parade, sporting event
or other happening of interest will be
permitted to escape the vigilant eye of
the camera. The photographers they
constitute the largest force of camera
men employed by any news service
have had the benefit of a special course
of instruction to develop, their news
sense. Some exceptional films may
therefore be expected. v
See These Bee Pictures at
Your Neighborhood Theater
We urge you to see these
pictures which are to present an
entirely new idea in news pho
tography. You can read about current
events in The Bee. You can see them
on the screen at your neighborhood
theater. Do so! Ask the manager of
your local theater what day The Omaha
Bee World Film Weekly will be shown.
Ask him any other particulars you'd like
to know.
We consider it a privilege
to be able to offer our readers
this new service and assure you
that you will find the pictures to be
most interesting. You must surely see
them.
Papers Co-Operating With Us:
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Omalm Eee W oriel - Film Weekly
World Film Corporation, Omaha, Distributers
1,800 Men's Negligee and Golf
Shirts made of fine quality madras,
corded oxfords, pongee and mercer
ized soisette. Every shirt in the en
tire lot is worth 51.00; sale A Q
price for quick selling. . . . frC
Manhattan Shirts
$1.25
All 51.50 Manhattan
Shirts, at
All 52.00 Manhattan
Shirts, at.
Broken lot of all our Ath
letic Union Suits,' fine quality
linen, mull, corded madras
and fancy nain
sook materials.
Values to 51.25,
suit
All 52.50 and
jt t Manhattan
-j.v Shirts, at
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59c
One big lot of
Pure Silk Fibre
Hose in all the
new shades.
Regular 25c
values, special.
pair
15c
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$1.65
$1.95
All 5350 to 54
Ma n h a 1 1 a n
Shirts, at
$2.85
All our fine Silk
Four-in- kand
Ties that have
been selling at
51.00, 51.25,
some even
51.50, go in
one lot Satur
day, choice for
69c
Is There A Mai In
OmaM
who does not realize the actual money value In being well dressed? If there is, let htm step
into the store Saturday and try on some of our Distinctly Different Models. You will gain an
added self-respect in these original suits and they will add prestige to you in your contact with
other people. .
f We Will Give You Choice
of any rait in our broken line in the entire stock. Theae
tuiU were tailored for both young men and men with
more added yean. All sixes are carried in stock.
Saturday $1 1.00
$18.00 to $25.00 were our former prices
In this offering ara blua sarins, full and half alllr Itnail nlt and al.n l'
targe lined suits; English patch pocket suits with two snd three buttons. '
Ail or them will he sold at 111.00. .
Get a Pair of Pants V
We also hare come excellent Tslueg In trousers in our broken lots,
which will be sold regardless of cost Saturday In three big lots; all sites
snd wesres.
Lotl
$2.00 to $2.50 Values
?1.00
Lot 2
$3.00 to $3.50 Values
$1.50
Lot 3
$4.50 to $5.00 Values v
2.50
Palm Beach Suits 1
made for the tall slender to the short heary man. A stock I not complete
without Palm Beaches in the rich dark shades, and we have the models
that will surely appeal to you. They were formerly to $7,60, flfl
now to be sold at pDUU
Palm Beach Trousers, natural shades, pair. . . .' ; . . . .$2.25
Visit us and be convinced.
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itreet Car Service to the
For the accommodation of Speedway patrons attending
the races on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week,
through car service from 14th and Howard Streets direct to
the Speedway will be maintained beginning at 12:30 P. M.
each day during the races. These cars will bear signs read
ing: "TAKE THIS CAE TO SPEEDWAY." In addition,
there will be stub service from 16th and Locust Streets to the
Speedway, beginning at 8:00 A. M.
Races
Omaha Council Bluffs Street Railway Co.