(Jerms Discussed
hv Health Head
South Omaha Merchants Hear
Dr. A. S. Pinto on
Immunization.
Tn relating the ravage* of con
tagious diseases, D. A. S. Pinto, of
the city health department, urged im
munization as a prevention and
means of eradicating the typhu* and
diphtheria germs, which he said
spread so rapidly if allowed headway.
Dr. Pinto, who add-essed the South
Omaha merchants at their weekly
noonday meeting Monday spoke on
“Public Health.”
"Omaha until three years age, was
afflicted with 75 diphtheria fatalities
annually,” he said, "but since the
gospel of immunization has been
spread, this has been reduced to 37
and will be lower if our people adhere
to our rule* of prevention."
He urged immunization of children
Just entering grade schools as one of
the best method* of eradicating diph
theria.
"We should recognize prevention
more strongly than cure," he stated.
"Seventy-five hundred children have
been Inoculated with antidiphtheria
toxin within the last three yeprs, and
We have not had one case reported.”
Dr. Pinto, declared had not our
troops been inoculated during the
world war. the death rate from
typhoid would have been appalling.
The mortality of the American army
during the Spanish American war
from typhoid fever was more than 30
times the'number slain by Implements
of war. This he claimed was due to
lack of preventative methods.
The water supply and the milk sup
f* ply under jurisdiction of the health
department also was discussed by Dr.
Pinto.
"A city hospital, centrally located.
Is a thing we sadly lack,” he said,
urging organizations such ns the
South ‘Omaha merchants to stand be
hind such an issue.
Dr. H. P. Swoboda, presided and
Introduced the speaker.
Vo Bobbed-Hair Girl
Among Riverton Grads J
v_/
Shenandoah, la.. May 20.—Of se\cn
girls In Riverton High school grad
uating class, not one has bobbed hair.
Farm Hand,-Victim of Heart Attack,
Leaves $10,000 Estate but No Will
Death of William Rudolph, 55,
farm hand at the farm of Ham Har
der, near Pnplllion, Monday evening,
revealed him to be wn'rth $10,000.
Rudolph complained of being 111 Mon
day evening and retired early. The
next morning he waa found lying on
the floor, dead, from henrt dlaeaae.
Rudolph. Recording to* County At
torney K. Collins, who knew him
well, waa a man of little education,
but conservative by nature.
“He came td this section, almosl
penniless, 2ft years ago," Collins said,
“and had been working as a farm
hand ever alnee."
“He was known to loan farmers,
around Springfield and Tapillion, con
siderable sums of money, and his
wealth was accumulated by having
hts earrings loaned out on Interest.
Although lie was unable to read and
write little, he had a keen knowledge
of the financial end of the farm in
dustry.”
Certificates of deposit, ndtes and
bonds at the American State bank at
Springfield and the Clark bank at
Papllllon, amounted to over $10,0ft0,
Collins said. Rudolph leaves s sis
ter. Mrs. Minnie Watteman. Bedford.
WIs., who was noilfled Tuesday. Fu
neral arrangements are pending her
arrival. He left no will.
OMAHANS GIVE
MIDLAND AWARDS
Two Omaha families have con
tributed annual prizes to be awarded
Midland college students.
Dr. and Mrs. A. K, Van Fleet have
established an annual award of $25
to be given to the student, maintain
ing the highest grade in the de
partment of Bible and religious in
struction, and the John Hiram Mc
Cray Memorial fund was established
by Mr. and Mrs. 75. M. McCray in
memory of their son, who was killed
during the war.
This fund is available to students
preparing themselves for the min
istry.
Harvard—County Judge August C
Krebs will deliver the Memorial day
address here.
Children Cry for
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MOTHERFletcher’s
Castoria is a pleasant, harm
less Substitute for Castor
Oil, Paregoric, Teething
Drops and Soothing Syrups,
prepared for Infants in arms
and Children all ages.
To avoid imitations, always look the signature of ”
i Proven directions on each package. Physicians everywhere recommend it
I Buy-Rite Stores Are'Cash Carlot Buyers—Your Price Advantage on Quality Foods i
Famout _ Beach-Nut |jj|
Niahna ^B ^^B „ Peanut mP.
Per Ji ^ Jar ■
Wednesday, Thursday Buy-Rite Specials I
See the beautiful, red-haired Sunflower Girl telling the delicious Sunflower 3j
Oranges. Sold exclusively by the B uy-Rite Stores. Specially priged at 1
per dozen ..W
ORANGES-35c Value Sweet Valencia. .Per dozen, 27c I
ORANGES—60c Value Sweet Valencia.Per dozen, 49c jg
BANANAS—Extra Large, Fancy and Ripe.Per dozen, 37c f|
PINEAPPLES—30 size, 2 for 35c; Per dozen, $1.85;...Per case of 30, $3.99 ■
NEW POTATOES—Very Fancy and Good Size.5 lbs. for 33c |g
5000 Assorted Verbenas and Petunias.Per pot, 10c m
5000 Dahlias, African Marigold and Climbing Vincas.Per pot, 15c ■
3000 Salvias (a wonderful plant and very hardy).Per pot, 20c jj
SOOOAssorted Geraniums; per pot, 20c.i.Per dozen pots, $2.25 ||
THERE IS NOTHINC. MORE BEAUTIFUL THAN A BED FLOWER.*—WHV HOT FEAST 'EM TODAY* B
BEANS, RAISINS AND RICE—
5,000 lbs. of large Montana Navy Beans (very de
licious and fine flavored), very special, on
3 lbs. for. ““v
■(,000 lbs. of Not-a-Seed (the ever deli- nQ
cious raisin), 2 large pkgs. for. C
5,000 lbs. of Fancy Large Grain Heart Rice (usu
ally : old at 12'»c a lb.), special, O 1 .
3 lbs. for. “I v
I OI.K*'! Don't Overlook ^our Iron Today.
SANTA OLAEA PRUNES-La rg* Aac X
Santa Clara Sweets, 20c value, 3 lbs. for * V'* 9,
Morn Prunes see eonunmed In the Sprin* of the year thnn
In the Fell. The renson! A SPRING TONIC. Boj 'om aE.
snrl eat. ’em now! «
SPOT CASH CARLOAD PURCHASE— fl
Campbell’s Celebrated Baked Beans, 12Vjc value, 9
very special at— S
3 29c 6;r 56c 1
A Splpmlifl Item for tlio Coming: Hot ttrathrr Outing*. ^B
I +999? $+999 *99 9 * 9999' A FREE SHOPPING BASKET-WITH-~~~~~~ g
\ -J Can of Hunt's Supreme RASPBERRIES^ The 3 CanS and Q/5/^ 1 «
i I ('an of Hunts Supreme BLAl K RASPBERRIES. _ . . , * ;Sj|
!; X fan of Hunt's Supreme BLACKBERRIES. Basket IOr 5
1; THE FINEST OF BERHIES IN HEAVY SYRUP. | ■
TOILET PAPER SPECIALS—
* On* Carload Direct from Factory.
10 large rolls of 12',-4c Tissue Toilet QEJq
10 large rolls of 10c Toilet .75c
FOR A "SNAPPY BREAKFAST—
5,000 pkgs. of Teco Pancake Flour, OQa*
3 pkgs. for .
65e size of I/og Cabin Maple Sap*. A*it*
special at ..
HYDRATED LIME—Snowflakt
Ash Grove, 10 lb. eack.
Wonderful for Yonr Lawns «nd Rhrubbwy—-Rills Buffs
»nd Will Dry Cellars of Molsturs, Ete, *
BLUE BELL FLOUR—
48 g $1.53 24 g 83c
FINE GRANULATED SUGAR— Q-J
10 lbs. of the best. OJl'
SOAPS AND SOAP POWDERS—
10 large bars of P. & G. Naptha Soap 49c li
Per box of 100 hare.$4.75
Crystal White Soap Chip*, 6 lbs. 78c 1
6-lb. wood box of Kingsford’s Gloss 7Qn»
Starch . i VC
Haskins' Hardwatrr Castile, * bars 22c I
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m J D. CREW & SON....HA-0936 LYNAM & BRENNAN.. AT-6096 J§
13 PROS GROCERY.JA-4970 HANNEGAN & CO.HA-0760
§3 GILES BROTHERS .... WA-5600 JEPSEN BROS.JA-1840 S
H4 WILKE & MITCHELL HA-0284 J T. L. BIRD.MA-0728 tfl
B A E SNYGG & SON... WA-0570 GEORGE I. ROSS.KE-0402 m
Ij E. KARSCH CO.AT-7701 ARMAND PETERSEN .WE-0114 g
I KKTIKIRD MEMBERS Olf THE BETTER (.RIMERS' Bl REAU «-:0-'!4 ■
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' I PEARL WHITE PH5!^N I
I THE BIG MEW BAR SWA**™ I
K 10 Bars for...45c i>r 0^c I
Burgess-Nash Company gSsJ
Annual Spring Clearance Sale
Store Your Furs
in our cold storage vaults and
protect them from moths, thieves
or loss by fire._
Annual Clearance Sale
Notions
5c Darning Cotton, O
all colors . . OC
10c Mercerized Darning £•
Cotton .
I $1.75 9-inch Roller- CQ _
i Bearing Scissors.Oi#V*
10c Many Use Machine C
Oil ..
50c Packages Kill-Stain for remov
ing spots from any 0^1 -
material.
35c Exquisite Shirt *}A
Waist Shields .£trX\t
10c Cabinets Scolding Lock Hair
Pins, assorted To
sizes .•
6c Mercerized Thread, A «-»
all colors, spool .
16c Silk Thread, all I O _
colors, 100-yd. spools.IOC
35c Curity Sanitary Napkins, six
napkins to each OQ _
package .“•'C
$1.25 Cretonne Shoe Bags, fancy
patterns, eight 7Q/»
pockets .#OC
97c Ironing Board g* Q
Pads..
II Main Floor
Sale of < ► Shoes
$,
BLACK BOARDED CALF HAVANA BROWN VICI KID
TAN RUSSIAN CALF PATENT LEATHER
BLACK VICI KID . TONEY BROWN KID
Sizei AAA to D; 3 to 7. Size* AAA to D; 3 to 7.
Our Entire Stock
Regular $8.50 and $9.00 Values
Mail Orders Filled
Mmln Floor _
White Bungalow
Manicure Aprons
Full and Extra Sizes
$1.95
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Good quality sheeting fash
ions these slip-over styles.
Made with loose belt, self-ma
terial facings, square neck
and kimono sleeves. The
quantity is limited.
Second Floor.
1,000 Yds. White
Cotton Fabrics
at 38c yard I
Including values up to 75c a yard.
39-Inch Flaxons
36-ineh Dimities
27-inch Poplins
36-inch Pique
36-inch Gabardine
36-inch Nurses’ Cloth
Second Floor |
Annual Clearance of Silks and Woolens 1
I -
$2.50 Tweeds
' and
Homespuns
56-inch a 1 1-w o o 1
homespuns in rough
weave. In gray, tan
and brown. Yard,
$1.69
$3.50 Satin Canton
Yd. $2.59
39-inch beautiful satin can
ton and flat crepe in silver
gray, cocoa, almond green,
powder blue, tan, jade, brown,
navy and white.
$4.50 and $5.00 Novelty
Velours
Yd. $3.45
20 beautiful patterns in
checks, plaids, and stripes, in
red and tan, brown and tan,
red and grav, tan and blue
combinations. 54 to 56 inches
wide.
$2.50 and $3.00 Silka
Yd. $1.77
40-inch Printed Crepe de
Chine.
40-inch Printed Radium.
.15-inch Changeable Taffeta.
40 inch Colored Crepe de
Chine.
40-inch Colored Sport Satin.
$1.69 Kimono Silks
Yd. $1.15
36-inch Japanese kimono
silka in beautiful butterfly,
floral, and Japanese patterns.
Second Floor
$4*50 to $€ Novelty Silk*
Yd. $3.95
40-inch printed Lenox crepe,
chenille figured silk and wool
crepe, jacquard crepe, and
other charming crepe novelties.
The Woolens
$7.50 to $12.50 Coatings
Yd. $5.85
Rich coatings, including Ge
rona, Merzela, Nonette, Mer
zetta, Curleen, Chantilly and
Veldyne in tan, gray, navy,
blue, brown, and black.
...
$2.25 Printed
Flannels
27-inch printed
flannels i n various
size checks. In gray,
tan, brown and blue.
Yard—
$1.69
Spring Clearance Sale of
Sewing Machines
And Sewing Machine Accessories
Specially Priced for This Week
An Event of Which Omaha Women Should Take
Advantage.
$24.75 — Special — $24.75
Guaranteed for 10 Yrs.
You Save $9.00
1924 model, brand new drop
head, high arm machine.
Five-drawer case, made of
oak and finished in golden.
Full set of steel attach
ments and guaranteed for
ten years. Our regular
$33.75 machine. Special
at . 824.75
$ “I 00 A WEEK
X On Any Article
~ Rebuilt Rebuilt Rebuilt WE DO HEMSTITCHING
Singer White Domestic Cotton, yard . . . 12#
$16.50 $5.00 $5.00 Silk, yard .15#
Draperies
Quaker Craft
Filet Net
40 to 48-inch filet net in ivory
and ecru color*. Reg
ularly $1.25. Yard. ... 9 J/C
Stock Shades
36x6-ft. guaranteed first qual
ity shade* in buff, light and
dark green. CQ
Each .OVC
Silk
Marquisette
38-inch silk marquisette, plain
or figured, pongee color. Wash
able. $1.35 value*.
Yard .
Drapery Silks
36-inch plain or figured silk in
every color. Regu- A Q
larly $2.25. Yard. . 1 sHJJ
Second Floor
Spring Clearance Sale of
Household Linens
and Domestics
Irish Linen Damask Cloths
$2 £5
Linen table cloths made of
pure flax. The 70x70-inch
si*e in several pretty designs.
$3.95 value.
Irish Linen Damask
Napkins
29c
22x22-inch napkins of fine
quality with beautiful satin fin
ish. Not less than six sold to
a customer. 40c salue.
Bleached “Pepperell”
Sheeting
72 inches wide, made without
filling or dressing. A g*
Yard . 40C
Hemmed Huck Towels
14c
The large l$x34-inch towels
of fine quality huck with all
white or red borders. Limit of '
12 to a customer.
Bleached Turkish Towels
49c
20x3$ and 22x40-lneh towels
of heavy weight, two-ply qual
ity. In white or with colored
borders. Values to 75e.
Pillow Cases
42x36 and 45x36-inch pillow
cases, finished with 3-inch
hems. Excellent qual
ity. Each 1. . .It DC
Second Flw 1
20-Year Guaranteed Dou
arr $12.50
Walton Mahogany Dav
enport Table, fl*OQ CA
60-in. size.. .
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American Walnut Tea
. $19.95
Fourth Floor
Canvas Porch Swing in
$10.75
Fumed Brown Upholster
ed Rocker, ... $8.95 j
Annual Spring Clearance of Housefurnishings
MHH Pails
Id-quart gal
vanued pail.’.
25c value—
19c
Garbage Pails
fl gallon galvanised pail* with
cover lock cover. QQ _
♦1.IB value. OUC
Garbage
Cans
Galvanized can
1tx22-inrh ai/.e,
wilh cover, $1.06
£*$1.49
* i» .
Boiler
Heavy gal
vaniitd
l> o.i I r r *.
stations r y
wood han
dles, t i n
$1.79
Brooms
5-tie corn
broom* with
full varnished
handle* -
69c
Canister Sets
piece canister sets, blue ja
paned with very attractive dr
i sign* and stenciling. Consist
ing1 of Ian, coffee and OQ
sugar ran* .OS/C
•SBBSSSKSBS --TT—T- g
I
Garden Hose
'a-in. molded
hose. "Path
finder" brand,
r ioc
Floor
Wax
O'Cedar floor
wax, 1 pound
ran*. 7hr val
?.*; ..59c
Water Cooler
(lalvani/.ed cool
er* that fit in
any refrigerator,
• ‘ 4Qr
8f>r value ■‘'v
Psmth Fleet
Wash
Boards
Regular si*«
board*, i i i>r
rubbing sur
face. 85c val
“,..49c
Tubs
G a 1 v anir.ed
tub with drop
handle. No.
»i*e, 85c val
ue for CQ
only. .
Bread Boxes
White ianatied
boxes with gold
stenciled letter*.
:l sire*. Value*
89c
I Curling
Iron
."urlex electric
irons, white
handle and
cord. 11.50
value for,
$1.00
Ice Cream
Freezer*
2-quart, pal
v a n iinl
fteeters, tv
tinned cans.
1.25 vain.
only 95C
Hamper*
Otnl shape splint hampers. As
sorted colored boilers and
hinged covers. It.00 .
values for only.OafC
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