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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1922)
IS TJIU BEE: OMAHA. KViTUUAY. Al'KW. I. w. Judge R. S. Lovett Takes Optimistic View of Business Jtaikay Official. Here After Transcontinental Trip, Sera Improtrnirnt in All Sfctioiii. Ai'irr waling a trjiuCKitiiiirnut irl (mm New York to the et roat nJ rk at ir Omi, it j the opinion ( Ju'lite K. l.meit, rlnitiiun of hf rkct'tiiive comniii" il the board of dun-tor of the l"ri. ion raeiite, tlut there h btn an improvement hi all line of bu.iiie and Hut it will continue. lite juilue, who u cm hit annual trip through the tvot, rhaitril on huinf rutiilitiont at llott'l rented nelle jr.trrday muntg. Il "t the aitcrnooti in conn-mice with Carl tlray, !reident of the I'niou l'acific, at the local headquarters. Union Depoti a Luxury. "When will Omaha have a new iVon depot?" the railroad official Ud. "Thl- it a matter I cannot Iicu at thii (hut," he replied. . "The rail road have fuffered on account of luinc conditioni, along with other linn of buiinns. Union depots are luxuries On general busineu conditioni he laid: "I believe the business lituation is improving kteadily, but iilowly. This U true everywhere I have heen; it i true of every locality of which 1 have any knowledge. There ai le evidence of hard times in California than in other localities, due to the tact that the interests of that section are more diversified. There are no highly specialized industries as in the east. The mining interests of the west have suffered very much through unemployment, but they are starting up, not to as great n extent as desirable, but they are starting. Crop Prospect! Good. "The agricultural communities have suffered less through ' unem ployment, but they have suffered on account of a slump of prices of their products and high prices for what they have to buy. Everywhere 1 heard encouraging reports of the crop prospects." The judge did not wish to com ment on the coal strike situation. The keynote of his conversation was that basiness is making a firmer stride and that tnerc is reason for optimism. He sees golden years ahead for Omaha and Nebraska on account of this state's agricultural and live stock resources. Beauties of Ranier Park Described for Railroad Men T. H. Martin, general manager of Mount Ranier National Tark com pany, was the guest of railroad offi cials of Omaha at a dinner at Hotel Rome last night. Mr. Martin delivered a lecture on the natural beauties of the park and showed many colored lantern slides with which he illustrated his talk. The park is equipped with efficient hotels. Each year thousands of tourists, visit the park and climb Mount Ranier. It is one of the most picturesque of the national parks. Deputy Lindsay Resigns. The resignation of Deputy Sheriff Jim Lindsay took effect Wednesday, according to a statement of Sheriff Mike Clark yesterday. Lindsay said lie was asked to resign because he had filed for the office of sheriff in' the democratic party for the coming election. Sheriff Clark maintained that there were otlcr reasons. PULBRANSEN PLAYER PIANO Nationally VricecL -Branded in ine tsacK, "W W isssr TOO '600 495 The Art and Music Store 1513-15 Douglas Street Dresses, at $15.00 Saturday, we offer smart new Cantos Crap Drewei, actually worth, up to $35.00, for $15.00. : JULIUS ORKIN I 1512 Douglat St. I I A tested skin treatment Some dayyou will try Rosinol Ointment and Soap for that skin trouble nndyoull know why thousands of doctors prescribe them to relieve sick skins Resinol Soap cannot be excelled for the complexion.hair and bath RESINOL SoohSincj in J HeaJiitq r Value-Giving Store Special Daily Offerings that save money for those mho ehop at Bowen a. The smaller articles of every day use in the home can be bought hero to advantage. Glass Mixing Bowls Set' of five clear Glass Mixing Bowls of graduated sizes. They serve daintily and you'll find them very 7Q handy C Bowen'a Better Brooms Sweep with a well balanced, well made broom. Such brooms are now offered lit the H. R. Mowen OQ Co. for only S7C Wash Boilers Heavy copper bottoms, large sire $2.59 Galvanized Wash Tubs Large size, durable and strong priced now, CCS , . JK at ELECTRIC IRONS With detachable plug and 6-f t. cord extension. do QC Special, &t . . . . . PJ 'O CLOTHES BASKETS Oblong shajte, large, QQ well made, only JJOC It Pays to Read Bowen's Small Ada ; Howard St., bet. 15th and 16th ; RADIANT BLOCK (Arkansas Semi-Anthracite Coal) We have just received a fresh supply of this good fuel. Telephone us if you do not know its superior qualities. ( . Updike Lumber & Coal Co. 4500 Dodge Street WttWttrtWHflrhSShiS.fl A $2.95 Sale Sweaters, Silk Underwear, Petticoats, Bloomers and about 100 Georgette Blouses, actual values to $7.50. Special at $2.95 JULIUS ORKIN 1512 Douglaa. ssr. We Have Prepared a Great Assemblage for Milady's Easter Parade DRESSES for $14.50 A big special purchase Ladies' and Misses' Dresses enables us to place on sale Saturday Dresses of sensational value, Canton crepes, crepe knits, taffetas, beaded, embroidered, also figured Canton crepes, values to $39.50. Saturday, $14.50 New Easter SUITS $34.75 115 elegant Suits made up of twill cords, tricotines, better grade tweeds, suitable for misses, ladies and stouts. These Suits in this group are high class, well made Suits that usually coll at a great deal more. A fortunate cash purchase enables lis to of fer them at Saturday. $34.75 1,500 Rose Bushes 10c Each Nebraska Field Grown Rose Bush es Ophelia, , Shell, Pink and Red; Milady varieties; strong and very healthy plants. Aantx Ladies' Pure Thread Silk Hose. $1.19 Ladies' pure thread Silk Hose, semi-fashioned. All new shades, also black and white. Special for Saturday $1.19 Misses' Pure Silk Hose Misses' pure thread Silk Hose in brown, bjack and white $1.25 and $1.49 Main Floor Polo Coats $24.50 About 250 double-faced Polo Coats, partly lined, also herring bone tweed that sold up to $39.75 on sale Saturday at $24.50 Fancy Wraps $39.75 Just received, a wonderful shipment of fancy Wraps in twill cords, tricotine and panvelaincs, velours, shawsheens and some fancy trimmed and lined; all sizes and colors that sold up to $59.00, on sale Saturday at $39.75 CHILDREN'S Wear . t Girls' Rain Capes All sizes, worth $2.00, Saturday at $1.00 Girls' Wool Serge Dresses that were formerly priced iip to $7.50 Saturday at $3.95 Girli' Gingham Drene Made up in the season's many- styles; large variety to select from. Special Saturday at $2.98 S.cond Floor , Grocery Prices 4 lbs. fancy Blue Rose Rice 25c- 3 lbs. hand-picked Navy Beans 23c 4 pkgs. Domestic Macaroni, Spaghetti or Noodles '-; , .V. . ,. ' . . .25e 16-oz. cana Pet, Wilson or Carnation Milk; .10c 3 lbs.. Lima ' Beans .25c 21-oz. jars Fruit Preserves. 21c 10 lbs white or yellow Corn Meal. ........ 18c Tall cans fancy Pink Salmon 12c Large jars Beechnut Preserves .27c 10 bars P. & O. Naptha Soap 45c 6 cans 1-4 Oil Sardines 25c 15 lbs. best pure Granulated Sugar. ... .88c All 23c Cookies, per lb. 20c Grape Nuts, pkg 15e Fhelps Famous Chocolate Chips, lb. ...29e Phelps Famous Chocolate Creams, lb .... . 29c Phelps Famous Crushed Cherries, lb 39c Fresh Salted Peanuts. .12)c Assorted Gum, 3 pkgs; for.... 10c 10 bars Beat 'Em All Soap 35c No. 2 cans choice Sweet Corn ....9c No. 2 cans Early June Peas ....12c 1-lb. pkg. Argo Corn Starch ....6c TEA AND COFFEE MARKET OF OMAHA Fancy Golden Santos Coffee, lb 19e Our Famous Santos Coffee, lb...... 23c Our famous H. B. C Coffee, lb .33He Ankola Blend Coffee, lb 40c 3 lbs. Breakfast Cocoa. .25c The best. Tea Siftings, lb.......i 17 He Choice Gunpowder Tea, lb.,... 39c 10 bars Pearl White Soap for 35e Fresh Country Eggs, dos. . 22c Market Specials Fancy rolled Rib Roast. ........... . .22c Fancy Veal" Roast .17?Je Steer Pot Roast. 10c for Saturday Steer Shoulder Roast 121c Rib Boiling Beef. .5c Small Pig Pork Roast'. 17c Pork Chops -.21c Native Steer 'Sirloin Steak 25c Fancy tub Creamery Butter. 34c No. 1 Country Roll Butter 32c No. 1 Peanut Butter, 2 lbs 25c Sugar Cured Skinned Hams, half or whole. .35c Choice Sliced Breakfast Bacon.. 25c Choice Brick Cheese. .25c Special Rex or Gem Nut Margarine, 5 lbs. .$1.10 Dried Fruit Special Fancy New York Dried Apples, lb 23c Thompson's Seedless Raisins, lb 23c Fancy Italian Prunes, lb 17 He Choice Dried Peaches,, lb 22c Fancy Roasted Peanuts, lb 12',c 10-oz. pkg! Dates 10c FRESH FRUIT FOR SATURDAY Fancy Cooking Apples, lb 64c Extra fancy Grape Fruit, each ....10c Pint boxes Strawberries 25c Fancy Sunkist Oranges 3Cc Fruit and Vegetables Large bunches Radishes.. 5c Large stalks California Celery 10c Fancy ripe Tomatoes 15c Extra fancy Spinach, peck .'35c Fresh Beets, Carrots or Turnips, bunches. . .8 He Fancy Green Cabbage, lb 3c Fancy head Lettuce, each 10c Soup Bunches 5c Horse Radish Root, lb 20c Old Beets, lb 5c Fancy Green Beans 30c lltourn'i Value-Giving Store: Kitchen Equipment Demonstration Star ting Saturday and continuing for several days, the . R. Iloutn Co. in' give a practical demonstration of kitchen utensils. Gas Ranges Their merits and quick uses. Refrigerators. The need of one to keep foo'd sweet. KifrVin PaVkinAfe The rcat ran of work to be done on lYUCnen auineiS and with one without taking a single step. Aluminum Wa Its va,l,e to tnc ever busy housewife. Light, niuiiiuiuill YY are casiiy cleaned and quick to respond to heat All nill be dcnwmtratej by a practical Jemomtrator, at fhkh lime hoi biscuit and coffee n-i be served. OOO OOO Kitchen Cabinets Vour kiti hcn, in fact every kitchen, should be equipped with a kitchen cabinet, and at our preset low sellinfir prices you can well afford one. CabineH iit white enamel (inside and out), dustproof bread box, flour bin and sifter combined, glass receptacles for coffee, sugar, spices, etc., as well as an all enamel baked on work top of large size. Bowen price only $69.00 Cabineta Now $44.50 Terms $1.00 Down, $1.00 per Week Other cabinets at $22.50 $27.50 $32.50 ooo OOO Gas Ranges All Sizes Avoid as much hard work and intense heat dur ing the summer when doing your kitchen work as possible. Equip your kitchen with a ga3 range. Garland Economy Baker Gas Ranges are of proven quality and offered by Bowen at money saving prices. $32.50 $45.00 $52.50 OOO OOO Grand Rapids ' Refrigerators will cut down your summer's ice bill, and keep your food sweet and wholesome. Constructed on scientific lines either full enamel or porcelain lined; they are exceptional values at our low prices of $11.00 $18.50 $34.50 Given Away Free Thursday, April 13, 8 P. M. Be at the store, or represented bv snmp. mpmW nf tfio - j t ---v fv v. V J. i family, as you may be awarded one of the several pieces: Grand Rapids Refrigerator Kitchen Cabinet Garland Gas Range Room Size Congoleum Rug Dont forget the day, place and time. Visit Our Drapery Department and see one of the finest displays of new spring draperies ever exhibited. Velvets and Damasks, Linens and Cretonnes Allover patterns in rose, blue and gold, surifast and tubfast fabrics, por tieres and overdrapeS. Silks, per yard, $1.15 to $5.00 i wmm i I 1 V Damask, "per yard, $2.98 to $8.00 Velours, per yard, $2.98 to$8.00 Sunfasts, per yard, 59c to $5.98 Cretonnes, per yard, 39c to $1.75 Extra large and complete assortment of Nets in Filet weaves and shadow effects, 36 to 50 inches wide, white, cream and ecru colors, for 39c to $3.98 Yard Scrim, Voile and Marquisette, in plain dots, silk stripes and colored effects, in all the newest and latest patterns, at 19c to $1.35 Yard v I . .A j . 4 j. . Open a Credit Account With Ui St Ml Let the Metropolitan Van & Storage Co. Move You 1 1 T i"rvaftruxni '.Howard St., Between loth and 16th Sts.