The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, June 24, 1922, Page 7, Image 7

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HIE OMAHA EF.E: SATURDAY. JUNE 21. 1922.
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Drawn for The Bee by Sidney Smith
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Army Band to Open
Park Concert Season
in Commission Rates
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Wellington, June .'J (Special
TI"rit Sccrriary Wallace o(
the l)rpnnieiit of Agriculture, ru.
unlrulm to font 4 rfJuition
in cf'iiimii.ioii rlurgtd in livestock
ifillft. I it lUimrd by (it-par I
inriil ntlnull tlut lommissioii rjln
vrre lnvistiJ during the war, and
t!iil tattle price hac gone down,
It j brlieved that (ter a run
jrrrrwr lirtneen rcretary WulUce
mu 1 'if romitiission n-prfif nUtivrs
4 nlunt4ry reduction would be
made. Thi lu not been done and
t lie '.ei-rcury h just held another
conference. He still expects a voltin
t.iry reduction.
In the meantime, drpartmrnt rtp
reentativc are making investiga
tion of commission charge in Oma
ha, St. Joseph, Sioux I'ity, I'ort
Worth. Portland and South St Paul.
On the basis of these uivcstijca
t:on, which arc to to deti rtnine laits
concerning a general situation, the
secretary will order a lu'aiing fur
the purpose of preparing the way to
order a reduction, in case a volun
tary one is not made.
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mil upiu tlie .(axHi t p4ik I'.iiid
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with a pitigram in IUi'ni p.nk,
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M. tiuytui, iii.t adjutant at ( rook.
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City Concert 1I11I1 were aiHimuued
as follows; II.iiisixiii park, July .';
Miller paik. July Uivervtew paik,
July lo, .ind I liim.ind paik, July
The thili will cmlraiur to give ion
ceils raili S11111l.1v I'tiiiiiik; during
August as will as Julv, The cluli
has voted to distiiliiitc tlie conceit
"jolis" di seveiat laiid. especially
those wlui anleil in 1 sl,ildihiUB )ln
cont'iit work, President llesttr
Hioiison Copper slid Mavor llalil
nun will give a shot I, p.itiiotic talk
at th opining coticert.
Unique Lunch, 60c
Our unique lunch, nerved in the Men's Grill, has an unusual fea
ture that is making It popular with all Omaha business men. Try
It once and you wilt come here dally.
Take Seventeenth Street Express Elevators to Tenth Floor
Saturday Big Clearance Sale
of Men's and Young Men's
All-Wool, Three-Piece Suits
Regular Prices 35.00 and 40.00
Saturday's Price
375
1,000 Suits to select from
Sport Models for Young Men;
Conservative Styles for
Older Men.
Materials are Cassimeres,
Worsteds, Cheviots, Tweeds
and other lightweight
summer weaves.
All of these suits purchased this season. They are the
latest models and newest patterns. They are well fin
ished inside and out. The workmanship is in every par
ticular unexcelled!
1,000 Palm Beach
A special purchase of these cool,
comfortable, lightweight suits,
in all sizes. Regular $15 vals., Sat.
75
500 Suits
for Men and Young Men
From Hart Schaffner & Marx and Rosen
weld & Weil. All the latest models and
newest patterns In gaberdine, mohair
and tropical weaves. Reg-
ular price 30.00. Sale ZfLlmK
price,
Fourt.. . ice;-
Some Big Summer Specials for Men
A Value-Giving Sale of
Men's Athletic
Union Suits
Made ' to Sell
at 1.50 Each,
Saturday
1,800 of the
well known
Madison Mills
make in a
wide assort
ment of mad
ras cloths.
Made to sell at
1.50. This shipment was delayed in tran
sit, due to which fact we obtained a spe
cial price. We are passing this price
advantage on to our customers on Saturday.
Collar Attached
Shirts
There's comfort and convenience in these collar-attached
shirts. Included are Silk Striped
Shirts, Mercerized Pongee Shirts in gray and
tan. White Mercerized Oxford Shirts and
White and Tan Sport Shirts. An opportunity
to get these popular and good looking shirts
at a big saving.
Main Floor South
A Complete Assortment
of
Men's Bathing Suits
We 'iave a wonderful line of men's worsted
and cotton bathing suits, in body stripes,
end stripes and plain solid colors. Also
two-piece suits with white military belts,
so popular now ; all sizes, 34 to 54. At the
reasonable price range we are offering, it
is possible for ev
eryone to enjoy the
pleasure ,and con
venience of owning
their own bathing
suit.
Imported
Rollfix
, Nickel-Plated
Safety Razor
Sharpener
For Gillette Razor Blades;
special Satur- " AO
day at A IO
Main Floor West.
Straw Hats
See Them and You Will Buy Then:
A special purchase for Saturday selling of
Sailors, Leghorns, Japanese and Panamas,
regular price, 3.00 and 4.00 on sale Saturday,
each,
The New
Practice
Golf Balls
Same size and weight
as any other golf ball
rnd will not cut. Try
a dozen and be con
vinced of their excellence.
Per
Dozen
1.90
Brandeis
Parkway
A Smart New
Oxford
, "or Men
An
Ideal
Shoe for
Young Men
6.00 Value
Comfort and attractiveness
are. distinctive characteris
tics of this
model
4.75
Boys' Wash Suits
3.00 to 4.00 values
Saturday's Price
"America's Standard, Majestic Make"
These suits are all made of dependable fabrics in good fast
colors. They are made as a mother would order them.
Smartly trimmed with silk embroidered sleeve emblems,
braid on collars and cuffs and good pearl buttons.
Sizes 22 to 8 years.
Fabrics
Mercerized Poplins
Pongee
Palmer linens
Galatea
Crash
Juvenile Cloth
Peggy Cloth
i
Models
Long and Short Sleeve
Middies
Long and Short Sleeve
Balkans
Long and Short Sleeve
Oliver Twists
Norfolk and Khaki
Flapper Suits
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'Sfi
Fourth Flooi
Practical Tools
For the Handy Man
Combination Pliers
6-inch size, made of tem
pered steel. A good tool for
the auto kit. Regular price,
25c; special at
19
Socket Chisels Made of fine
tool steel, 1 with hardwood
handles; and 1',4-inch
sizes. Regular price, 65c ;
special, . 49
(Tail Hammers
Bell poll, white
hickory hand
les. A g o o d
hammer for
household use. Regular price,
59c; special, 39?
Auger Bits Common, made
of cast steel, 10-16, 12-16 and
14-16 sizes. Regular price,
39c; special at 23
Screw Drivers Forged steel,
knife handle. A very strong
tool for heavy work. Regu
lar price, 69c ; special, 49
Phoenix Panel Saws Made
of best saw steel. In the fol
lowing sizes :
20-inch, regular price, 1.49 ;
special, 1.29
22-inch, regular price, 1.59;
special, 1.39
24-inch, regular price, 1.69 ;
special, 1.49
26-inch, regular price 1.79;
special, 1.59
Zig-Zag
Fold ing fyx-a.
rule; 'Vic
tor flexible, hard wood : 5
foot length. Regular price,
40c; special, 29t?
Sprays For shrubs or trees ;
the best way to kill insets;
special, 49
Shoe Repair
ing Outfits
Contain
three lasts
and tools for
home shoe
r e p a i rincr.
Packed in ,3 wooden box.
Regular price, $1.50. Spe
cial, lfl9
Ball Pein Ham
mers - Polished
cast steel, hick
ory handles,
round pattern.
Regular price, 49c; special,
at
23c
S t a n 1 ey
Block
Plane
71,2-inch, 1-inch cutter ;
weight IVi pounds. Regular
price, 1.39; special, 1.10
Lawn Mowers Director,
ball-bearing, 16-inch size ;
sharpening. Regular price,
14.00; special, 12.50
Grass Sickles Sharpened
steel bfades; regular size;
sniojth wood handle; regular
price, 49c ; special, 39
Fourth Floor,
Main Floor Arcade.
Fourth Floor
Fifth FloorWest