THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1918.
GOLDEN-HAIRED,
BLUE-EYED BABY
SEEKS MW HOME
Beautiful Nebraska Baby Will
Be Given' Away by Beatrice
Fairfax at The Bee
Office.
: Who wants to adopt a little blue
eyed, golden haired baby girl?
Thia little atom of humanity, seek
ing a home at the age of four weeks,
will be at the office of The Bee Sat
urday from 10 to 12 a. m. and again
from 2 td 4 p. m. 1
The baby is one of those unfortu
nates who come unwelcomed into the
world. Her mother is a mere child,
the daughter of a prominent family in
a small town in the middle west. The
father is not yet 16. It is one of those
rases of lack of sufficient parental
instruction and supervision.
The little mother is willing to give
Iter baby to sme good woman. She
does not care what the religion or
financial circumstances of the family
may be. "Just so they will .make a
good woman of her," she said, hold
ing the little one closer.
There is no lack of maternal love
in the child mother, but her parents
are willing to take her back home
and give her a fresh start in life, pro
viding she will give up 'the baby. If
she keeps it she cannot provide for
herself nor her. baby daughter. The
children are toU young to marry with
out their parents' consent, and the
parents believe they are too ytyng to
marry under any circumstances.
So the baby is to be given away.
Those applying will have to convince
Beatrice Fairfax of The Bee and the
social workers she has asked for
assistance, that they are proper per
sons to have the child. Come armed
with references. The little one is per
fectly healthy, and well developed.
She sleeps all the time, and would not
even open her eyes. to get her pic
ture taken. Legal papers' can be se
cured, and the mother will give abso
lute possession. Baby gives promise
of being a beaytiful child, , as she
looks like her pretty mother.
Two Girls With Vigorous
Vocabularies Wake Up Cops
Marie Robinson and Mable Barn
heim, were arrested at their rooming
house. 220 North Nineteenth street,
at 5 o clock Thursday night and book
ed for investigation. .f ,
The two girls, judged by their
"youthful appearance, are of tender
years, but they, possessed a vocabul
ary that. made, even thi- cops at the
Central police station sit up and rub
their s eyes. When fold that they
would have to spend the night in jail
the girls merely tossed their heads
and replied that they were game
enough to do. afty thing Once. ;
food Administration Urges
Farmers to Market Wheat
The national' rood administration
has asked the Nebraska office to sug
gest to the farmers of this, territory
, the importance of marketing their
wheat at the earliest possible date.
This comes from Washington, not as
a demand, but merely as a friendly
Misrsrstion. .:'"."'...'.' ."., ). '
mm- y
3-Piece Suits Reduced
if1 i
ANY S15.00
SUIT I $22.60 &
f.usn.75 ?r:.$i7.50 jr.
Jl and 30 4M Q 7R
SUITS, now for. . l V O
Furnishings
Men You Siva just About U
Union. Suit In Athletic styis of ex
tra quality nainsook, with alasti rib
bed bark. All iiu 44c
Wash Tie Revcrtiblo tublar four-in-hand
ttylca. in endless variety ot color
ings and patterns. Stock up on these,
at .....i. .......... fro
Bora' Stock tr e A dnraba black-ribbed
bom that will fi extra wear. Moth
er m appreciate these values; per
Pir ISe
Balbrlftaa Short Sleeve Shirts and
Drawers, in ankle or knee length.
Shirts S4 to 4; drawer SB to 42 per
rarment , 44c
Bathiar Suits One-plec style with V
neck.; Great choice of plain or chest
strip patterns. In the August Clear.
anee, at 84e
Handkerchiefs Made . of hemstitched,
soft finished cambric; full site; you
should buy these by the down; spe
cial, at each ...... Be
JL ( CIOTHINO COMPANY ) S.
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The Bee's Fund for
Free Milk and Ice
In sending a check for $2.00 to
The Bee's Fund for Free Milk and
Ice for suffering Omaha babies,
Mrs. Percy Black of Grand Island
wrote:
Clve to wma drar kiddle bottle of
awet milk.
And chunk of ice to keep H sweet,
nd pray
To tell him that we Ioto to fire this
little tiny bit,
' To help to make him comfy till a
nicer, cooler day.
Every cent of the money sent to
. The Bee for this fund goes to buy
ice and milk to help save the lives
of little tots.
Previously reported .'. $771.93
Mrs. Perry Black, Grand
Island 2.00
W. H. Latey 2.00
Mrs. P. O. Pugsley, Genoa. . 5.00
Total ......$780.93
Return Load Campaign
Enlists Forty Trucks
Now Hauling to Omaha
, Forty automobile trucks have been
enlisted in the "return, load" cam
paign organized. by the Chamber of
Commerce, announces Jf.! M, Gillen;
manager of the chamber's industrial
bureau. Responses have been re
ceived from 50 merchants in Omaha,
Elkhorn, Bellevue, Valley, Calhoun,
Gretna, Greenwood, Lincoln and
Plattsmouth, among Nebraska towns,
and from Oakland, Persia, Pacific
Junction, Magnolia, Shenandoah, Red
Oak, Honey Creek and Glenwood,
among Iowa towns,
The purpose of the campaign is
to save railroad traffic by encouraging
automobile truck owners to haul
loads both in and out of Omaha, in
stead of returning with an empty
truck after one load has been hauled.
By this means, it js hoped to save
railroad congestion.
Plans for the campaign include the
establishment of a central office in
Omaha at which truck drivers who
have brought loads into Omaha can
learn where they may secure a re-
Nurn load:
Five Omaha Men j Leave
for Utah College Tuesday
Five men for special training in
the agricultural college of Utah, ex
perienced carpenters, gas engine men,
radio operators and machinists, are
scheduled for entrainment August 13
for Logan, Utah, from board No. 4.
The following men have volun
teered, all being experienced in some
of the lines mentioned: Martin J.
Dober, Francis Thrane, Henry C
Hamann, Chris E. Wonsmos, John
Jensen.
The board had 24 perfectly good
volunteers on this call.
Bandmaster Again
. Accused of Auto Theft
' C. B. Mullen, bandmaster of the
disbanded Nebraska Seventh infan
try, who got a 30-day jail sentence in
Council Bluffs when a district court
jury fixed the value of a new Ford
car he had stolen at; $15, has been
placed under arrest at Sioux: City
charged with the theft of an automo
bile, which police found in a private
garage he had rented.
Don't Miss This
BIG
AugustSale
We're clearing our entire stock of cloth
ing to make way for Fall Stocks.
We can safely predict that to duplicate
these values at any future date will be
impossible, for all the clothing of our in
creased army and navy means still fur-,
ther increases in woolens. Scores of men
have attended our August Clean-up Sale.
If you haven't, you're missing an oppor
tunity that you cannot afford to pass up.
Savings from one-fourth to one-half
$25 SUITS. I $18 and 20 SUITS.
$14.75
I ANY SUIT $35 fc'Of "7C
or up, now. ..... W4.75
Pants
At About HALF What You Will
Hve to Pay Next Spring.
Khaki (Trousers and pants of other ma- ,
terials. specially suitable for card en
work and hard usage; all J J A Q
sixes; remarkable snap, pr.. ipTe'rO
All lajo Line in the entire store will
be found in this group; wholesale
prices - today are higher than our
Clearance Sale Price. , Qn
Your choice, at ...,pl70
All S3 JO Line, including worsteds,
serges, cassimeres. in plain shades,
stripes and checks; an opportunity no
man can afford to overlook. 0 AQ
In August Clearance, at.t eCxO '
4 JO and IS Lines A great choice of
fine quality, suitable for dress wear.
These include the finest fabric in '
complete range of siies; o in
your choice .............. OeTO
MARSHAL SUES
SARPY SHERIFF
FOR BIG DAMAGES
Michael Zwiebel Seeks Ten
Thousand Dollars Damages
from Charles Hutter for
Alleged Unlawful Arrest.
Michael Zwiebel, marshal at Papil
lion, Neb., has filed suit for $10,000
damages against Charles Hutter,
sheriff of Sarpy county, and his bond
ing company, alleging that on August
31, 1917, the sheriff unlawfully arrest
ed him on the pretext that he had
violated some law.
Zwiebel alleges that he was held in
jail three hours and was subjected to
violent treatment on the part of the
sheriff. ' ' ' v
He says that his name and reputa
tion have been damaged to the extent
of $10,000.
Loose-Wiles Employes Are
to Hold Picnis Saturday
Elaborate preparations are being
made by -the Loose-Wiles company
for their annual employes outing
which will be held at Manawa park
Saturday. - More than 300 employes,
and their families will attend. They
will leave in special cars at 2:15 in
the afternoon and spend the balance
.of the day. An extensive program of
athletic contests will be staged in the
afternoon, including their famous Sun
shine Sugar Wafer race. The con
testants in this race will all wear
cracker boxes. Products of the com
pany will be given for prizes. A big
picnic dinner will be given at 7
o'clock. In the evening special danc
ing, swimming and boating parties
will be coducted.
Bee Man In Navy Arrives''
Safely Over in France
Another Bee man has arrived safely
overseas, fljlen Reeves, formerly em
ployed in the circulation department,
has written his parents, Mr. and Mrs
O.' D. Reeves, 410 North Twenty
third street, that he is now in France.
He is in the radio service of the navy.
He was .prominent in Commercial
High school athletics, being a mem
ber of the base ball team for two
years. ,
An Interesting Price List
FOR SATURDAY
FROM
Sherman & McDonnell Drug Co.
Business is good a very good complement of "help" and
goods of all kinds coming in at our warehouse faster than we can
checkout away and distribute. America is "oh the Job."
$1.00 5-Grain Aspirin
Tablets, for 692
Patent or Proprietary Medi
cines at Saving Prices
$1.00 Enos Fruit Salt, 7Q
for 'vC
$1.25 Finkham's Com- QQ
pound, for...... OC
60c Bardell's Rubbing Oil, 29(j
60c Bromo Seltzer, -3f)c
60c Dent's Mange, ' QQ
Remedy, for OlC
25c Carter's Liver Pills,
25c Bella Donna and Capsicum
Porous Plasters, 11
for I4C
25c Grover Graham's 10
Dyspepsia Remedy, for.. 17C
85c Jad Salts, CQ
cut to. . OUC
60c Pape's Diapepsin, 3g
$1.60 Gude's Pepto
mangan, cut to. . . .
$1.14
-60c Pyramid Pils Remedy,
85c Chamberlain's Colic
Remedy, for. . . . . .....
60c Payne's or Gossom
Sidney Pills, for......
$1.25 Absorbine Jr.,
cut to............. ..
25c Bucklen's Arnica
24c
29c
98c
19c
ioaivo, lur. ............
60c Laxative Boro-Pepsin,
29c
for ............
$1.00 "Nuxated Iron,"
for..:.......... 79(4
11.00 Listerlne,
for ...........
79c
. , 15c Cigars for 10c
Saturday we shall sell all our
15c Cigari at 10c each. Limit, 10
to a customer, Among Brands
will be V
referenda, Exceptlonale, Flor
de Murat, Frontenac, EI Paxo,
High Life, Webster, Epicure, Ten
Eyck," Generals, Reio-Esception-ales.
FREE SATURDAY
One cake' Pact's Cram Oil
Soap with ernca ' thrw-ek
purchase "f
4 for ............... OUC
Sherman & McConnell Drug Co.
... Cot, ,16th end Dodg Street. (Original). ?
Cor. 16th and Farnatn Strwat North and Wet of Burlington.
- 16U nd Haraey Btf, Beautiful, Potential.
N. E. Cor. 19th and Farnam Street Handsome Commodious
Harvard Pharmacy, 24th and Farnam Street.
Wst End Pharmacy, 49th and Dodja Street.
General Office, 2nd Floor, 19th and Farnam StraaU.
Campbell, American
"Ace," Coming Back ,
to Train Aviators
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k .... ::: .fjrij.
- - -
nriYiiM''ftiii'foiaiiriiitfi i
Lt, Douglass Campbell of Califor
nia, who is officially accredited with
downing seven German planes, will
soon leave for the United States with
Capt. Walter Lovell of Boston to
organize training schools to fit stu
dent aviators for work at the actual
fighting front. This will enable the
graduate pilots to begin work as soon
as they reach France.
Want 40,000 Women Each
to' Take Place of a Soldier
Plans for the co-operation of the
Chamber of Commerce and the
United States Co-operative Employ
ment Bureau were laid at a confer
ence Friday morning between Com
missioner Robert M. Manley ot the
Chamber and Mrs. Lila B. DeWolf of
the employment bureau. The con
ference followed a proclamation by
the chamber calling on 40,000 women
in Nebraska to take the place of
40,000 men who have gone td war. It
is realized that there are not this
many women out of employment, but
it is hoped to induce many women to
enter service even though they may
not need the wages they would car.
Prescriptions
The compounding of Prescrip
tions at all times receives pre
ferred attention in all the Sher
man & McConnell stores, and to
this end these departments are
quite apart from the salesroom
"rustle and bustle" incident to our
busy stores. No prescription so
"hard" we cannot solve its mys
teries. None so simple that it does
not receive careful attention.
Toilet Goods
, Face Powders, Talcums, Creams,
Lotions and Hair Preparations
at sharply reduced prices. Our
stock in this line is, we believe,
unequaled in these parts.
50c Creme Elcaya,
for
..39c
$1.00 Yale's Elixir of Q
Beauty, for. Uiv C
25c Lea Egg Tar Shampoo 1Q
Soap, for. ............. X7C
25o Mm. Yale's Hair 1 Q
Tonic, for ............. . 1 17 C
25e Roger & Gallet Rouge 1Q
de Theater No. 18, for. . 15C
15c Milrone Rouge,
for
50c Melba Cleanser or
Skin Food, for. ........
65c Berry Freckle Oint
ment, for. ............
50c Bourjeois Java Rice
Powder, for
50c Creme de Meridor,
for
10c
39 c
49c
39c
39c
50c Riker's Violet Cerate, QQ
for ....... j5vC
$1.00 Van's Mexican Hair
69c
Restorer, for.. .....
50c Galatea Face Powder,
25c, Mavis Talcum, 1 A '
for ...... lrC
(This is'the tall red box.)
40c Orchard White, OO
for 60c Stearns Freckle
Paste, ior..v. . .
39c
50c Cucumber, Benzoin OQ
and Almond(Lotion, for. . a&JC
$1.50 Oriental .Cream, j
50c Riker's Violet Witch q
Hazel, for shaving tC
25c Laiell's Massata 1 A 2
Talcum, for ltC
Red Cedar Compound, for
packing way Furt and
Woolens; large pkg.25
Leading
Store
for
Men
A Great Clothing Store
Full of Uifusual Values
Special-Men's Trousers
Hundreds of pairs to choose from.
Cheviots, Tweeds, Blue Serges, Palm
Beaches and Striped Worsteds, in Sum
mer and Fall weights; all sizes, 30 to 50
waist. Special Saturday, $2.00 to $6.50
Broken Lots Palm Beach Suits. . . .$5.00
Men9
Special Purchase of 3,600 Men's Sample Shirts, together with surplus stock of
manufacturer. Everyone of these shirts we consider extraordinary values, con
sidering the price of shirting today.
Every shirt in the sale is extra well made, perfect fitting and patterns that
are good and new. The materials in these shirts are fine quality corded Mad
ras, Rep Cloth, Percales and Soisettes.
All styles, 14 to 19 collar attached and neckband style. We have plenty of
these shirts, and expect a big crowd, as e very man in Omaha and vicinity kows
that a shirt sale at Brandeis' means a big saving. Actual values of these shirts
are $1.45 to $2.(KX
Union Suits at 55c
40 Dozen Manhattan Athletic Union
Suits, made of fine quality Nainsook;
regular 85c values, priced for quick
selling 55c
Men's Bathing Suits $1 to $3.95
Rather than carry these Bathing Suits
over to next season, we are offering our
entire tock at very low prices.
All our $1.25 and $1.50 Bathing Suits
at $LOO
All our Wool and Worsted Bathing
Suits, worth up to $6.00, at $3.95
Men's Lisle and Fibre Hose at 35c
3 Pair for $1.00
Made of fine quality cotton and lisle
yarn, also silk fiber in plain black, white,
-gray, tan; Palm Beach in the lisle hose
made with double sole, heel and toe; all
sizes.
Pick Your Straw Hat
Here Saturday Morning for
$1.00
. Discard the old faded hat and supplant it with a bright new
straw at this fractional price. You will find
Becoming Style and your als
AH the Jap and Toy Panama,
brarides Stores
24 Flooi Take Moving Stairway
Best of All--Every Suit Reliable
Hart Schaffner & Marx
SUITS
Styles for men and young men that would
cost at least one-third more if 'we tried to
buy them at the present market prices.
Special Saturday
$18.00 and $25.00
Dixie Weaves and Summer Suits
Made by Hart Schaffner & Marx. The fab
rics are very light weight woolens, cool and
porous. They are wool because wool keeps
shape, wears long and looks better. Special
Saturday for $18.00.
Suits for Young Men
Hart Schaffner & Marx suits for young men
come in all the lively styles, Military models,
Varsity, Fifty-five Panel back style, seam
at the waist line ; lots of these suits good for
fall. Special, Saturday, at $25.00.
Second Floor Man's Building-.
'Furnishings
long wear;
Main Floor Men' Building.
$1.00
$1.00
All tha Men' $1.50 Straw Hat
All tha Men's 65c Straw Hat
Main Floor, Arcade.
In the
Middle
' West
Five Hundred Men's and Young Men's
Worsted Suits, Fall weights, in all sizes.
Special Saturday $18.00 and $20.00
Officers' Uniforms at wholesale prices.
Omaha headquarters for Home Guard
Uniforms.
Goat and Pants, Hat and Leggins, spe
cial $10.75
3600
Mens
Shirts
At $1115
Jjeo
Men's Union Suits at 95c
Combed Cotton, Lisle and Mesh Union
Suits r short or long sleeves. Some knee
length, in white and ecru color. Regu
lar $1.25 and $1.50 values.
Men' Shoes
Men's White Canvas Shoes, $3.95 a Pair.
Made of excellent quality snow white
canvas, with white welted soles, medium
round toe shape, all sizes. ,
Men's Oxfords, $2.95 a Pair. " .
Former values to $6.50, a quick rid
dance price ; on several styles of men's
low shoes; tans and black leathers, nar
row and medium toe shapes, nearly all
sizes. . -
Scout Shoes for Boys. $2.95 a Pair.
Made of brown elk skin, with sturdy
oak tanned soles, made for comfort and
sizes 1 to 5i2. Special value.
at 65c
at 45c
,.