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THE OMAHA BEE: SATURDAY. AUGUST 12, 1922.
Dundee Burglar
Captured While
Selling Plunder
Man Who Rubbed Home
G.'C. Cunningham Con
fes Was Bartering
GraIii-,':,, Gown.
With the anit u'lwo men, one
of -whom ha made a signed conic
- sion, police officials believe they have
put an end to a aerie of burglaries
which have taken plate within the
pat two week.
Fred Ifart of Raeine. Wis., one of
the men, wa taken into custody by
Detective Ryan and tiiglith yestcr
day afternoon while attempting to
dispose of several garments at Ninth
and Capitol avenue. Miortly alter
ward, Edward Johnson, Dodge hotel,
the other, wa arrested by Detectives
Franks and Atighe in a pawnshop in
lower Douglas street, where, accord
in or to the detectives, he had out sev
eral articles of stolen jewelry in
pawn. ,
Had Two Suitcases.
When Hart was arrested he had
two suitcases tilled with clothes,
which were stolen from the 0. C
Cunningham home at 122 South
Fifty-first street Thursday afternoon.
He was trying to sell a dress worn
by one of Mr. Cunningham's daugh
tera when she graduated from high
school.
Hart confessed that he robbed the
.Cunningham home and also the
home of V. H. Mqrrin, 5009 Nicb,
olas street '
Home Ransacked Twice.
"The Cunningham home was ran
sacked twice this- week. Mr. Cun
ningham's wife and three daughters
are spending the summer at the
lakes in northern Minnesota. Mr.
Cunningham and his son arrived
home about 9:30' Monday night and
found clothes scattered about the
house and several garments misting.
Entrance to the house was. gained by
cutting a glass in a rear door. Thurs
day night they retuped home at 8:30
only to find that the burglar had
made a return trip and had taken
what he missed during the first burglary.
Lewis Stady Dies
i Lewis Stady, 68, 3120 Sahler street,
.widely known colored politician, died
East Omaha Trustee
Make Wily Move in
Fight to Evade Fine
C. A. Talmer, Eatt Omaha tru.Uf.
ho refuses to pay $IJ into the treat
ury of the village as a Una for ab
senting himself from IJ village board
meeting a per one of the statutes,
i patiently wailing for A. L Tim
lliii. village attorney, to make the
next move.
Palmer obtained a change of venue
from Justice of the I race Medore
Martin's court in Eatt Omaha to
Justice L. K. Ounce's bench in
Omaha.
Juitic Hunce is waning (Or an
agreement between plaintiff and de
fendant as to date for the bearing.
Railroad Restrained From
Taking Up Switching Track
Tbe Metropolitan Utilities district
obtained an order from district court
yesterday restraining the Chicago &
jortnweiern rauroao irom taning
up a switching track at the Florence
water plant Work on removing the
track was started yesterday morning
and as the workmen refured to stop
when told to do so attorneys has'
tened by automobile to the court'
house and then to the home of Dis
trict Judge Cots where the order was
signed and served on me wonting
force. '.
"It is a track owned by the rail
road company and has been there for
years." raid K. n. tioweiL manager
of the district. "We have side tracks
of our own also but wc don't want
this particular one removed.
Ranch Comprising 11,000
1 Acres Sold for $765,000
P. T. Randall of Raoid Citv at the
Hotel Henshaw ysterday told of the
. . . ' . r
sale of the famous Ed Mengcr cattle
ranch of 11.000 acres, 20 miles south
of Rapid City, S. D., to 4he J. V.
Roeers Land company of St. Paul,
through Mr. Randall and hi brother,
ale is one of the largest ranch land
transactions recorded in this country
for manytyears.
Moonshine in Medicine
Bottles Seized in Raid
Several cases of one-ounce medi
cine bottles iiuea witn moonsnine
whisky, were taken by federal agents
in a raid on Morris Ruben's place,
upstairs, 4ZJ bouth Eleventh street,
ir. the city market district Five gal
lons of whisky and 400 to 500 empty
whisky bottles also were lound.
New qeA Lower Prices
KOVJ IN EFFECT
Cord and Fabric
TP H M IB
AJAX CORDS
-"tzi Niwruca mduction
30lx3K ,H.6S $1.60
32x3K 22SS 2.55
32x4 29.15 3.2S
33x4 30.05 3.35
32x454 37.70 420
34x4K 39.50 4.40
33 x 5 46.95 5.20
35 x 5 49.30 , ... 5.45
ROAD KING (FABRICS)
ttza Niwraica kbductiom
30x3K $12.50 $1.25
32x35 15.70 3.70
31x4 18.65 2.70
32x4 20.85 4.95
33x4 21.5 5.20
34 x 4 22.40 5.30
32x4K 26.90 7.60
30x3
. 30x3
REDUCTION! ON ALL OTBUt MZ1S
AJAX PARAGON (FABRICS) I.
nbw rates KKOUCTION
$ 9.75 $.60
10.65 .25
ALL FftlCEf INCLUDE EXCISE TAX
Quality Never Higher
-Prices Never As Low
Cax Fresi Year Ossfsr
AJAX RUBBER CO. Inc.,
1922 FanMun Street v
OMAHA
:USE BEE WANT ADSrTHEY BRING RESULTS;
' Market Baskets
1,000 extra heavy Market
gaskets, strongly woven,
cost 9c, sell at .'. . 94
A Continuance
For Canning Season
500 12-quart heavy granit
Preserving Kettles, cost Me,
sell at ...VT..894
Day
r
of 'PraMess'' Selling
Making New Sales Records Every
SucH Opportunities to "Buy for Cost" Are Exceptional!
We are doing our share to keep America busy by selling, goods for cost helping the manufacturers helping you,
helping to keep more people employed, assisting the unemployed and booming business for continued prosperity.
Last Call on
ManhattanShirts
and Pajamas
i at "No Profit"
. Prices
Cost $1.65, sale price $1.65
Cost 12.25, sale price $2.25
Cost $2.85, sale price $2.85
Cost 3.45, sale price .
Cost $4.25, sale price :
Cost $4.95, sale price i
Cost $5.85, sale price !
Cost $6.95, sale price !
Pajamas
Cost $2.65, sale price 1
Cost $3.45. sale price ;
Cost $4.15, sale price !
Cost $5.25, sale price $5.25
Cost $6.15, sale'price $6.15
' Cost $7.85, sale price $7.85
Cost $9.95, sale price $9.95
Cost $11.95, sale at $11.95
On Sale Saturday
. Store tm Mem
" aad Bays
$3.45
$4.25
(4.95
(5.85
(6.95
$2.65
$3.45
$4.15
Saturday IsMs!
Everything Will Sell at "No
Profit" and Less Than Cost!
Girls'
Dresses
$1.55
485 Little Tots' and
Girls' Summer Dresses;
formerly priced at $2.60,
$3.00 and some higher;
Saturday, No Profit Sale,
at only ........$1,55
. Second Floor
Girls' Summer.
Dresses
$3.65
Made up in tissues, or
gandies, lawns, voiles
and fine' ginghams; col
ors and white. Sizes $
to 16. That were former
ly $6.50 to $8.90; Satur
day, . girls' 'H department
at only $3.65
Second Floor
girls' Dresses, 8 to 16
Years, $4.85 ,
Girls' Dresses for. sizes 8 to 16, made
up in the season's many lovely styles
that sold at $10.00 and $12.50. . No Prof
it Sale Saturday, , . DC
special at JeOv
- , Girls' Peat, Second Floor '
Day"
CI
Little Tots' and Girls'
Dresses, $2.75
Two large tables of little tots' and girls'
Dref ses that were formerly $4.00, $5.00,
$6.00. All sizes. No Profit , tPO 7C
Sale, Saturday at O
. ..''Second Floor '
"NoProfif'Sale
of Dresses
$8.95
For Dresses
That SoM to
. $25.00
150 Dresses in
washable silk,
silk atrip
voiles; good
assortment ot
sizes; selling
now way be
low cost.
Less Than Cost
Sale of Dresses
$12.50
50 Dresses in Normandy
Voiles, in extra sizes; models
that are becoming and de
cidedly stylish. Tour choice
ot the lot less than cost
fleeart Floor
"No Profit" Sales Notioiis, Etc.
' Gloves at Jo Profit
Ladies' 2 -clasp Black Pure
Silk Gloves; sizes 6H and
6. Cost 60c, sale price 294
Ladies' 8-Button Pure Silk
Gloves, black, navy and
gray; sizes 6 and 6. Cost
65c; sale price ......594
Art Seedlework 3To Profit
Stamped Chambray Bunga
low Aprons In pink and tan,
cost 71c and 75c; sale price
at only ...694
Stationery at So Profit
Etiquette Linen Stationery,
it eheeta and 24 envelopes,
ribbon tied. Cost 15c; sale
price at ...154
Kodaks at So Profit
Eastman's . Hawkeye Film
Pack Kodaks, 2ftx3U. Cost
92c; sale price 924
Shopping Bags IW Profit
Black Cord Shopping Bags
wjth metal handle. Cost 8c.
Sale Price at ........54
ffotioas at 5 Profit
English Twilled Tape, 10
yard bolts; widths hi to
Inch. Cost 12Hc; sale price.
oniy ...........AifittCj
at
Black and white Cotton
Belting, all widths. Cost 5c
to 8c; sale price ....244
Shoe Laces, black and cor
dovan, 64 to 72 inch. Cost
6c; sale price, 2 pr. for 54
Five Big Lots
of Pants
''No Profit Sar
Broken sizes in Men's Trousers. ,
Every size is included, bat not
all sizes in each? lot. If yon
find your size you sure get real'.'
value for your jnoney..
Lot 1 Men's Pants-- ) ?
Cost $1.75; sale at. . 81. 75
Lot 2 Men's Pants . r?i-
Cost $2.25; sale at.. 82. 25
Lot 3 Men's Panta
Cost $2.50; sale at. '.$2.50.
Lot 4 Men's Pants'
' Cost $3.95; sale at.. 83.95
Lot V-Men'a Pants
Cost' $4.75; sale at.. 84.75
' Star far Mtu .
"NoProfif'Sales-Front Room
Haadkerchiefs , .
Men's Fine Linen Handker
chiefs. No Profit Sale Price
at only .;...254
Hanaaerclilefs
Ladies' Linen Handker
chiefs,' plain and embroid
ered at ..............154
Ladies' Very Fine Embroid
ered 'Linen Handkerchiefs;
at only 254
Ladies' Hand Bags .
Extra rvalues. No Profit
Sal Price
984. 81.49. 82.98
Silverware
A big sitae of Vases, Bas
kets anil Trays at No Prof
it Sale Prices Saturday.
Thermos Bottles
Pint Thermos Bottles. -. No
Profit Sale Price 894
-,'. '"; Lueh Kits
Best quality Lunch Kits. No
Profit Sale Price... 81.98
' Hot Water Bottles "
Combination Syringe and
Hot Water Bottles. $1.19
5o Profit Bibbon Sale .
A special lot 'of Children's
Fancy Hair Bow Bibbons.
No Profit Price... .124
Children's Plain Hair Bow
and Sash BibbonsNo prof
It Sal, Price ...254
Tool Brashes
A big assortment No Profit
Price, each ...........94
I
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I Bond's Hot-Weather Suits Are
Slated to Go!
The low price we've placed on these suits should move them in record
time we won't carry a single summer suit over, and you get the benefit
Palm Beach
Cool Cloth
and
Mohp' Suits
. Now
; 1 Genuine
Palm Beach
2'Pante Suits
$13so
White Flannel
Trousers '..
6-
AFiw
Mohairs at
$12.50
Tropical
Worsted
and
Gabardine ,
Suits
No $20
Shantung
Silk Suits
$15
1 (
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le of Bond's Super Service
Bond points to an extensive early showing ot
New Fall Sport Suits
For Young Men For College Men .. I
Each suit in Bond's early fall showing not only em-,
bodies all the style. requirements but represents the
highest degree of fine workmanship as. well not a
' single new style Wangle has. been
' I these models is to see the foremost clothes values in
'America. '., ; ' :;',.N.V: I";-,
Many of these
suits have an ex
tra pair of trous
ers and cost
you only $5.00
giving you a
Two-Pants . j
Suit ;
Three and four
button models.
Fancy pockets
Half Belts and
Full Belts of
materials that are
just right in
weight f or norr
and early FalL
$30 and $35
From Maker to Wearer
; Bond's Clothes come to you direct from our own
factory, saving 'you the middleman's profit.
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