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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (March 25, 1924)
Lincoln Man Succumbs in Week After Wife’s Death tdneoln, March 24 - !,ew Marshall, S2, prominent real estate man, died hers Sunday, a weak attar the death kk»t hla wife In Fort I-auderdale. Fla. ^ ^Mr. Marshall seemed well on the way to recovery from a aeries of mastoid operations which he had undergone In Florida but while at tending the funeral services of his wife her* Friday afternoon he col lapsed and was unconscious up to his death. Funeral services will be held Tues day afternoon and the body will be burled beside that of his wife In Wyuka cemetery. Columbus to Maintain Two Camps for Tourists Special niapalrh In The Omaha Mae. Columbus, Neb., March 24.—Col urn bus will be amply provided with tour let camp facilities this aumnier, since the Chamber of Commerce has deter mined not only to maintain but to also improve the present Bits of the fipe tamp on the Lincoln highway northeast of the city, and C. H. Wil liams' pay camp on the Meridian highway, thereby making two carape to care for tourist need*. Both of these camps will bs Included on the Nebraska I-Uneoln highway prospectu* for tourists. Bee Want Ad* Produce Result*. York (iitizrns Petition for Improved Highway* York, Neh, March 24.—A petition has been put In circulation by the York chamber of commerce asking the county board for better mainte nance of the main highways leading into York. The laat two enowa were not cleared from the roe<l». More than 100 signets have been secured, among them being commercial men who have complained of the high ways both in winter and summer. A copy of the petition will be mailed to the federal highway commiasloner. district commissioner, the state en gineer and each member of the coun ty board. Bolide af Premium. nprrial niopateh to The Omaha Bee. Shenandoah. In.. March 14.—The $50,000 bond inane for the new me morial armory was sold at auction to Oeorire M. Bechtel 4b Co., of Davenport, la„ commanding a prem ium of $1,050. The price make* the net interest rate approximately «S-4 per cent. ___ - ■ ——— Red Cloud Woman Mayor Renominated at Caucus Red t'loud. Neb.. March 14.—At a caucus of citizen! Miss Mary Peter son. who haa served as mayor for two years, was nominated for another term, lssdore Johnson and Al Huff man were nominated for councllmen, and William Haneen city cleric. Shop Here and Save Money \ \ i- • _. _L - - *“ ■ ■ - —— Many Specials Are Not Advertised 12 Bid FE»I»ES TBESDBY III OBB BMdBIB BASEMENT Eyards of New ash Fabrics 36-Inch Punjab Percale— W arranted fast colors. Genuine Serpentine Crepe—In fancy styles. 32-Inch Toile-Du-Nord and Braeloch Dress Gingham. 40-Inch Dress Batiste—A beautiful fast colored mercerized material. 40-Inch Colored Organdie—In plain shades. 32-Inch Woven Shirting Madras. 36-Inch Everfast Suiting—Guaranteed ■foot polor^i 45-Inch Bleached Cabot Tubing. 38-Inch Plock Voile—In assorted pat terns and colors. 36-Inch Bleached Indian Head—With beautiful, soft finish. j 36-Inch Basket Weave Suiting—In plain shades. 650 Women’s New Spring Blouses We have just made a purchase or lit one lot of womb’s dimity blouses, and for one day only we are offer- | ing them for actually less than the | material and labor costs. In | pretty fresh wash materials. | A Necks are in the V shape, round | J and square, with pretty lace trim- | med collars and Peter Pan effects. | 1 In a good range of sizes. 735 | Newest Styles In I Overblouses and Tuck- | Ins Daintily Trimmed U Regular 1.35 A ^ A | Value*, Priced M /or Tueaday ^^B J U at, Each W fli Basement—East I 650 Smart Spring. 1 Sample Hats I A limited number of remark able values at this low price. Untrimmed, and sport hats;^ in off-the-face styles, pokes, droop shapes and sailor hats; made in straw braids, hair braids and milan straws. In the Newest Spring Shades I Including Black Valuta to 8.00 Specially Priced Tutaday at B—wnt-Arcad* p tandeisSton Extra Fine Quality 9x12 Wilton Velvet Rugs I Special Tuesday All seamless, trim med with double knotted fringe. In attractive designs and color combina tions: Persian, Chi nese and conven tional patterns. For living or din ing room. Heavy quality; some are slightly irregular. fe^llp RrSeis Store^j^ j 1000 Pairs of Women’s U Spring Shoes I Women’s Black Kid Pumps—One strap style; with military* heels. Women’s Brown Kid Pumps—One strap style; with military heel. Women’s Black Patent Leather t Pumps—Two-strap style; with Louis or military neei. > Women's Brown Kid Oxfords—With mili tary heel. Women’s Black Kid Lace Oxfords—With military heel. Women’s Black Satin Pumps—One strap style. Made on splendid fitting, stylish lasts; with flexible leather soles; many of the styles have rubber heels attached. Sizes 3 to 8; in C and D widths. Regular $3.98 Values Main Floor—Arcado ■ —- - I I Tuesday—800 Women’s 1 'Happy Home1 Aprons W Baiement—East Made of fine gingham and Scout | percales. In solid colors, checks, | plaids, stripes and flowered pat terns. The newest styles^smart ; tie-sashes, belted and semi-fitted models, slipover styles and novel | bib effects. Every style is cut | i full. Every apron is well made | I ;md well finished. Trimmed with Crisp Organdy, Piping, Sashes ^ Novel Pockets ntfl UmI 1 •andeis Stor I Big Savings Opportunity Men’s Overalls I 1500 Pair * I Men’s Overalls Strongly made of the best, heavy 220 weight blue tjenim; in high back or suspender back style. These are all full cut and every pair is guaranteed. Sizes 32 to 42 waist. A remarkable buying op tunity. ’ Featured in this Sale at ,, -|00 Basement—Arcade Tuesday | i | I Extraordinary Values in Men’s Work Shoes A group of unusual values J in men's high grade shoes, 1 including these wanted j styles— Men’* Work Shoe*—Endicott Johnson brand; made of solid leather. Men’s Scout Style Shoes—In (brown elk. Solid leather sole and heel. Men’s Blucher Style Shoes—Made in brown calf; with wide toe; on a comfortable last. Solid leather soles and heels. Sixes 6 to 12 I I 2000 Men's Dress and I Work Shirts Made of good quality shirting materials; all are 1 well made and cut full; " sleeves are faced; they come in collar attached or neckband styles; you will want several of these shirts when you see them. | These are slightly imper fect. Of Fine Wash Materia Is-Stripes and Plain Colors \ 1.00 and 1.S0 The Imperfectione Valuer Are Priced at, Each Very Slight Baaamant—Arcada - ___ - ___, Lisle vests A lot of good quality vests featured for Tuesday at one remarkably low price. .In | fine and Swiss rim bodice or built-up shoulders; band top | and beaded finish; all full j ]£)silk and mercerized taped | jj^and ribbon shoulder straps; sizes 34 to 44. An opportunity to buy a supply for the sum mer months. S^Good Quality and I Vdf Long Wearing 29c to 39c 4 ^ or U Values I # Vo V. 6 for Each II $1-00 Batament—Canter Boys’ and Girls’ Sturdy School Shoes Boys’ High Cut Storm Shoes With buckles. Made of brown muleskin; in mocassin style tip; \ blucher cut; with Goodyear w welt preen elk sewed soles. Sizes 1114 to 2. I Misses’ and Children’s Brown Calf Lace Skuffler Shoes Goodyear Welt Sewed. Sizes 5 to 8 and 8',^ to 11. Regularly 1.49 \6 2.45 Values All Sixes Per Pair Basement—Arcade ■ msrwr yarv ■liSTisr. rwirr; II50 Women's New Spring l Coats and Capes I Specially Priced for this Sale In the newest styles and colors; made of velours, polairs and tweeds; in plain, striped and plaid patterns. The capes come in dolman effects; some are full lined; others half lined, and a few are unlined. . In Tan, Gray, Navy and Copenhagen Blue In Solid Colon, Checks and Stripes Valuta to 15.00. Priced Tueaday at ■ aaement—fact • —V Early Shopping Advi$*d