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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 5, 1910)
TIIE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, MARCH 16 S. 1910. BOOSTER TO INVADE MTU Commercial Club to Slake Trade Ex , cnnion ia May. ROUSDia COMMITTEE MEETING KfMksialastIa . Preparation of nana ' Take Ip Itlaerarr ' Nearly ' ,00O Miles Coatemp1aed for Te Dare Trip. 1 n extenelve trade excursion In May to fiorthrn NVbraeka and South Dakota Is r.ow assured by the Commercial club. Whn Chairman Ilayward of the Trade Excursion eommlttee of tha club called hla fallow wprkers tofethera 'or a meeting Thursday noon, ha was awept off hla feet, flaruatlvely peaking, by tha enthusiasm with which each of tha doien member took up th subject of an esrly trip. Amon thosa present who participated In tha deliberations wera C. E. Bedwell, W. E. Rhoadea, J. II. Wright, A. W. Carpenter, jr. R. Oerlng, P. J. Hoel, O. W. Dunn, E. A. Hatfield, O. II. Pratt, D. B Fuller, J. II. Taylor and J. M. Guild, commlsaloner of tha club. ' this bunch of hustlers got down to busl ines In a hurry aa there were Included In Die UeU few reteran trade boosters who Jiave been long active In assisting In the trade expansion of Omaha, the market town. It waa Immediately determined to have a trip during the latter part of May, one of not lesa than a week's duration as It waa thought beat to cover enough terri tory, both old and new, to Justify elaborate preparation and carefully laid plans to make them worth while. A commltte wHh Dan B. Puller as chairman was named to frame up a tentative Itinerary to Include about 2.500 ml lee on the Milwaukee and Northwestern In South Dakota and Nebraska. The other members of this working crew are P. J. Moel, J. H. Wright. Jr.; E. A. Hatfield arid W. B. Tagg. That no time might be lost a meeting of the committee was called for last evening at the' Commercial club, where In conjunc tion with Oeorge P. Weat of the North western and W. E. Bock of the Milwaukee they worked until midnight Secretary Stryker of tha Live Stock exchange and J. M. Guild, commissioner of the Commercial club, ' met with the committee. A com mittee .Appointed at npon and meeting till trildnlght Is, a sample of the way the Com mercial club committees are now working. A course of action Is outlined and Im mediately carried out. . .Before the committee had completed its labors It found enough territory to ccupy the tlmi for a ten days' trip to round It up la good shape. The tentative Itinerary In cludes one Sunday spent at Hot Springs, S. V.. for" a "rest. ' While the schedule on Its face Is quite strenuous, It has been prepared with the Idea of making It leas arduous than some of Its predecessors. Longer stops and less hnwns per day are some of the chief con siderations of .the schedule makers. A draft of the committee's findings will be worked out and presented to the trade ex tension committee early next week. I Vis! ting Nurses I Will Create a Sick Baby Camp Issociation Promotes Out-of-Loor Be- fort for Little Ones in the Bummer. ' 'An Otlt-of-door camp for sick babies will be added to Omaha's phllanthroplo provi sion this summer. The Visiting Nurse aa- oclatlon ' la behind the project which it I hopes to make a, reality by the time warm Weather comes. .It Is planned to secure some shady, grassy plot within easy access of. the car lines and not too far out, and there to In stall an open air nursery where the babies Of working .women and other tots who might not Otherwise be able to have the pur put . door ' air necessary, may be brought and cared for by trained nurses during the day. ' A kitchen will be equipped where the right kind of food may be pre pared and provision may also be made for . housing temporarily delicate little onee whose homes do not afford the care their health requires.' '-This department probably will be launched ! with' ten beds.' Several locations are belnit considered by the nurses, but nothing defi nite has been decided upon as yet. Last summer the nurses found alxty babtea that ; required care' their homes could not pro vide and the association deems a summer out door camp necessary. ;Tha .first step toward providing such a camp will be to raise the necessary funds, ' and . Wednesday evening, March 18, Mrs. dltn Wagener, pianist, assisted by other professional' talent, will give a muslcale in the Auditorium.. of the Young. Women's Christian association to this end. The muslcale will take the place of the Visiting v Nurses' annual "Birthday Party," for sev eral xears one-of the largeat, fashionable jmidUo functions given In the city. No admteslon fee will be charged, but all 'trill be invjted to come In for a few numbers and to leave in baskets at the door any contribution they, can make to the fresh , lr ftind. . ; , f Tb Visiting Nurse association and Its patron. Include Omaha's wealthiest women. , The Yellow Peril. ' ' . Jaundice rnalai la biliousness, vanishes When Dr. King's New Life Pills are taken, guaranteed. Kc, For sale by Beaton Drug FOUR G. A. R. MEN AFTER I COMMANDER IN THE STATE lively to Pat Ip Lively F1a-ht at the Knromptuent la Falrbary Soon. 1 ' ' The lndlcattone are that there will be a lively contest for department commander - of .the -Nebraska Orand Army of the R publics at the Falrbury encampment The Candidates have finally sifted down to four. They are John Dlener of Syracuse, J. II. Itoagand of North Platte, Freeman Merry man of Kearney and Nathan K. VanHusen Of Omaha. , All the candidates have a good following, nd ' neither tecma to have much of an advantage over the other. It now begins to look' as If Mr. VanHusen, who waa twice commander of Orant Poat No. 110, of Omaha, will have the backing of the Omaha delegations. The strength of Dltner, Hoagland and Merryman seems to pa fairly well divided, and they will unite their forces agalnat the Omaha candidates when It comes to the final teat i: . ' tore Bottled Beer. - Can be obtained by the caae from Cha. Btora. next door north of Btort Brewery, Prompt delivery to private family trade! Seme prices aa formerly. Phones Webstar x, Ir.d B-126L . Persistent Advertising- la th road to Big . Return Stt Bundeii r 4 a. oa Pije 10 See S ptcjil Salt 0a Tilt 4 Saturday Special Sales Yomcn's 50c Fancy Neckwear 15c Fancy braided and beaded ribbon and tailored stocks, Dutch collars and sailor collars, white and dainty colors, also black; worth to 50c, each i If 3c Women's All Linerv Embroidered Hivndkerckiefs Hemstitched and laco border; also men'a hand embroidered Initials; plain and crosa barred; pure Irish linen, worth up to BOc, C each, at 25c All Silk Taffeta Ribbons at 12Jc Yard Persian, Dresden and Floral Effects; also black and f II . plain colors; Nos. 60, 80 and 100, worth 25c, yd., at 2v Special Sale of Kid Gloves Women'B 2-clasp, real French Kid and Lambskin Glovea; black, white, green, blue, raisin, tan and grey; fitted to ff Crt.$1 the hand; main glove counter, at, pair rjHetiv 7 Cbamolsette 2-clasp Kid Gloves; tan, brown, blue, grey, red, black and white; bargain square, worth up to $1, at, pair 69 Gloves Natural shades; all sizes, worth 50c; Saturday, at, pair 39 Women's Pure Thread Silk Hosiery sill Women's and Men's flno mercer ized silk lisle and cotton Hosiery fancy embrodlered and silk clocked; double heel and s p toe worth 25c laC at, per pair Fancy, silk embroidered boot patterns; all over lace and lace boots; plain black and light even- lng shades; wide hem and lisle garter tops; lisle Boles, worth up to $2, at, pair Women's tine, Imported lisle and cotton Hosiery all over lace and lace boot patterns; fancy silk embroidered boots; plain black, tan, and fancy light colors; extra spliced heel and toe, worth BOc, at . . . . Misses' Children's and Boys' fine nnd heavy ribbed cotton Hosiery: some with double knee, heel and toe; fast black: also Infants' bla-k and white cashmere hoee, f. f silk heel and toe, worth 25o, ISP V V 75c98c ".'..25c now at, per pair Hair Turbans at Notion Dept. Hair Turbans for new style hair dressing all shades with under-lining of heavy net sold everywhere at T,J? 50c; special Saturday at Notion section, at. ..,.. 3 C Genuine Madam Marcellas French Turbans Extra large each packed in individual box fA sold everywhere at 75c; Saturday, at. . JUC Genuine Chernee Carmen Nets, the most popular ever sold In the country; extra large, at, each 10 or 3 for 25tf Human Hair Nets; very large; sold every whererat 36c, Saturday ..J55 Next Monday is the Big Rug Sale Entire stock of a well known retailer, bought at a big spot cash sacrifice. The bargains will be wonderful. See Sunday's papers for particulars. FRY' BOYS5 3 Oaa Our $2.00 Boys' Qhoo Is a Prizo Bo parents think who have been buying; them for their boys. We se lected good Box Calf for these shoes, had them doubled soled and strongly made, looking- after the little details In making and aell them for the reasonable price of ft Somebody, somewhere, may be sell ing aa good a boys' shoe for the same money, but we've yet to see It FRY SHOE CO. THE 8 HOE US 10th end Douglas Streets. ntiiai'.ujiniiijaaw' CUT PRICE ON Patent Kid Shoes STILL IN FORCE Button or lace, welts or turns, with tips or plain all two dollars and ninety-five cents. They have always cost you $4.00. It is tho first time since this siore opened, eight years ago, that such an opportunity has been offered. Come Saturday. ''Don't put off till tomorrow what should be done today." Better be safe than sorry. Sorosis Shoe Store 80S Booth Fifteenth street. rKAJTK WXX.COZ, Hanaffer. . A-REAL 00Y Thai Is a Boy Full cf Ginger Should have the best of shoes be cause he la always on the go. No other ehoes than th best No other kind will stand tho thumping and kicking. We want parents of boys like these to ex amine our STEEL SHOD SHOES Let us show you the quality of the stock and the way they are put together. It takes a good, live boy to wear them out at all. We can fit any boy with these shoes, no matter how small he may be"or how large. Just so he Is a boy. We put our reputation back of every pair we sell. Little Gents Slzvs J3 to 13 H $3.00 youths' Sizes 1 to a $2.25 Boys' Slses 2 to Bii $2.50 For those who were unable to take advantage of our great clearance sale, we will put on sale Saturday 100 pairs of fancy dress slippers; kid, bronze, patent leather, beaded and plain; $4, $5 and $6 val ues, per pair, at ....$1.05 Drexel Shoe Co. . 1419 Farnam St. CLOTHING CO. 10 Men's and Youncr Men's Now Snrincr Suits, nil wool 0 4 fabrics in all tho now colors, as well as plain blacks and blues. Tailored in tho best possible manner. These aro positively from $3.00 to $5.00 less than you would pay for the same quality elsewhere. MEN'S PANTS The balance of tho Sol. Newman surplus pant stock on sale Saturday. Positively the best pant bargains ever offered. Pant values up to $3.00, at- 51.65 Pant values up to $5.00, at 02.65 Pant values up to $7.50, at 03.95 FURBISHING SPECIALS The new knitted Silk Neck wear in all the new shades, 50c val ues, at Pure Lisle Hose, plain and fancy colors, regular 25 cent values, i jl at, pair I Cm 2Cr OMAHA'S FUKB FOOD CENTKIl SATURDAY SPECIALS lT5c can Sliced Apricots 30o 40c bottle Bishop's Chill Sauce . .330 2-lb. can Stewed, Strained Tomatoes, at, can lOo French Macaroni, Vermicelli, Spa ghetti, per pkR ISO 40 bars, 1 box Soap 91-15 4 lbs. Evaporated Peaches, Mulrs SSo 6 lbs. Jap Klco SSo Frniis and Vegetables 60 boxes fine, large, sweet Orangen, dozen, at 3So 25c Bunch English Violets Gratia Turnlpa carrots, be eta, radishes, per bunch, at , 6o Spinach, per peck 30o Lemons, per dosen ISO New Potatoes, Cauliflower, Water Ores. Fresh Mint, Head Lettuce, 1'russeW Sprouts, Imported Endive Cueumters, Strawberries, Imported Chlckory, Romalne. F.scarole. 26c bunch English Violets, bunch l&o jtyT MJ IN GROCERY DEPT. Bayles' Pickles, mixed, pt bottle lOo Rolled Oats bulk, 6 lbs SSo Colgate's Toilet Soap, assorted ...Bo Swedish Health Bread, lb 12Ho Fine quality Bartlett Pears, IVa-lb. tins, at 20o 48-lb. sack Lotus Flour 91.00 1,000 lba. Bleached Sultana Ralns, lb., at lOo Batter and Cheese Dept. Strictly Fresh Eggs, dos. B3Ho Country Roll Butter, lb B9o Lotus Creamery, cartoon, lb. .....SOo Dairy Butter, per lb. ...B8o T. A. Cheese, lb .SOo Cottage Cheese, pkg. lo Waukeshaw Cheese cake SSo Domeatlo Swiss Cheese, lb. 300 Imported Swiss Cheese, lb. ago Specials In Bakery Dept Saturday, March B. we will have for SPECIAL sale Caramel Nut Roll, the most' popular cako of cakes. Made of rich upon ire nheet, filled with caramel cream filling, Iced with caramel Irelng, with chopped English walnuts on top. This cake sella regularly for 25c, Katurdav, only, at ISO Candy Specials Angel Food Taffy, lb lSo With ths folowlng flavors: vanilla, atrawberry chocolate and maple. We use sweet cream In our taffy, which gives that rich flavor that Is lacking In most taffies; regular price 25c, Saturday only lBo e'bSlTOCyV COt i and Donglw - " i fail in 1 Street. ()mah ABSOLUTELY NEW The Handsome . Lasts We Are Dis playing In Our Windows S3. 50 -a $4.00 Easter Offerings Leathers of Many Colors, in Shoes Oxfords SelilnV This Week.' "If ToTi'ra Mot On tha Bunny Bids, Walk Over." TO THE WALK-OVER SHOE STORE 314 SOUTH 1STS STREET. ZD 8. THOacPlOH, Walk-Orer Loan. Wattlatoa Agency. PAY LESS GET THE BEST LADIES' SMART SPRING SUITS The kind you wish, the stylo you want; exclusive models, choice fab rics,. Including all the latest spring styles. We will show for the first time Saturday at BILZ'S These suits are charming Finely tailored, with the new blouse effeot; beautifully pleated or tunlo effect Bklrts. And Saturday and Monday wc will offer some exceptionally fine values at tempting prices to those wishing to make an early selection of a fine suit. WOBCEH'S BUTTS AT 99-83. Choice spring Suits, all the latest shades, especially priced for Satur. day and Monday. 99.85, Other storos would ask you $15.00 for such nifty suits. WOKEH'9 BUTTS AT $14.69 The Suits are beautiful and ore Sine values at $25.00 Made In the most charming styles and latest col ors Saturday and Monday, jnsko your selection, at ITV4.29 WOMEN'S BUTTS AT 919 65 These Suits have character with the most graceful Jlnea, are the lat est production of eastern tailors The very choicest fabrics are shown, and are actual $35.00 values Satur day and Monnfly, at 919.89 LorrN WAISTS Saturday we ere showing strictly tailored linen waists, at 93.35 and 93.TS Genuine Heatherbloom Petticoats; $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 values, at $1.35 BILZ'S 804-306 X. 16th St. Opening announcement Designed by Rosenwald & Weil, Chicago After being connected vtifii the clothing business in Om aha for tho past 25 years in various ways, wo beg to an nounce to the public and our , many friends, that we have opened ' a new storo at 218 North 16th St.-half a block north of postoffice with a new and most up-to-dato stock of ipiiiiiiilt "A manly Ameri can's favorite brew fM 4 A manly American- m that means you " Mens and young mens clothing, furnishing goods, hats and caps, etc. Our many years of experience is an assurance to you of tho best merchandise at the lowest prices possible. .We respectfully solicit your patronage. ALBIN JOHNSON 'jjifjj ';i3 !T''TJ P. S. SWICK OUTFITTERS TO MEN AND BOYS 218 North 16 th Street OUR BIG SALE ON BICYCLES and MOTORCYCLES NOW going on. Get our prices and see our goods before you buy. OMAHA BICYCLE CO., 16TH AND CHICAGO STREETS. OMAHA, NEBRASKA. mm. - i ..... ... . ..m" BIT! m FSB FIREMAN AND TRAMP DOG ENGAGED IN BITTER WAR Walt Bernhardt Gains Aa!raolr of Varant far, Who Lies In Walt t Do Him Violence. "Jlp" Is a tramp dr, an outcast and a ronegado. lis has taken up his abode In tha vicinity of flra station No. 13 and de clared war on Wait Bernhardt, a huBky firs fighter. Between them la waged a deadly feud of brick bets and slinking; nips and barka. . The dos; has long; been credited with betnc man's best friend. Were the a;rave scientists to pry Into "Jlp's" anatomy they would on this score probably find htm suf fering from an Inverted and polarized eo. Ills bump of affection has been grounded and crosaed on hla streak of aggressive ness. "Jlp" first' showed his fighting proclivi ties when he assaulted Bernhardt when that worthy man of uniform tried to shoo the pup away from the heels of a fire horse he was pestering. Since then, with one eye open and a sore spot in hla ribs, the malicious little dog has been lying about at safe distances, to sally forth aa occasion offers, to collect loosa portions of the foreman's clothes. A pile of ruddy red chunks of brick, the fireman's munitions of war, Is heaped close to the engine house door. The fight has been declared a draw by theother fire men, but neither Jlp nor Bernhardt are ready to quit yet. Btrnhart says he Is going to conquer and tame the pup. There Is no danger pf croup resulting' seriously if Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is given. I llnlldlnar Permit.. M Henry Kohlff. 1(W7 8outh Twenty-fourth frame dwellng, 12.000; Harding Creamery company, alterations boiler house, UM)- SPRING TINTS on the forest trees are no more beau tiful then are the new Spring Wall Papers Now shown here. Papers that Oive beauty and tone to any room or home and add cheer. How Is really the time to see me. I five you my own personal attention, can do your painting,, Faparhang lng, Osooratlng and Save Tou Money. SAM NEUMAN 109 . 14th Bt. Thone Doug. 43 A-4313 Estimates Cheerfully Fnrniabed. Ho Job Too Iiarge or Too Small. nertha Bundell, 2C90 Evans, frame dwelling 2.600; P. C. Cramer, 2&2 Spalding, frame cottage, I1.E0O BANDLE MAY NOT HAVE FEVER County Recorder Improves and Physi cian Think Mcknesa la Not TyphoM. . Frank W. Bandle, county recorder of deeds, is reported considerably better and tha attending physician, Pr. O. 8. Hoff man, Is now inclined to believe that Mr. Bandle has not typhoid fever; aa the cae was at flrat diagnosed. i Mr. Bandle Is atlll at the 'residence of W. W. McDonald, tSO Burdette atreet. where he makea his borne. Ia was decided not ia. remove him to a hospital as first planned." . . . "" y.. ft. THE BCCIt YOU LIKE Consumers' Distribute) T f . T's tt llM jonn fMiier 8224 So. 21th 6treet, VonT. 1B89, Bed ni Zad. A-M80. i Miff ML iiihiium i - i i CANDY SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY Tomorrow we will sell our regular 40c Assorted Nut Brittle at 25c per pound box. Fresh, home made candy all the time at popular prices. Have you tried our candy? If not, tomor row will be the day to do bo. 10th and Farnam Sta. Myers-Dillon Drug Co., 16 th and Faroan Streets ranee Artesian Water Free The present agitation regard ing the city's drinking water, prompts me to Inform the pub lic that the Pure Artesan Water f HOTEL ROME Is free to all who care to use It in their homes. ROME MILLEK. Ground floor Farnam Street Front Bee building This is the ground floor room just west of the main entrance. It is to bo remodeled so as to increase the floor epace to 1,271 square feet. If desired, it can be ex tended to give the tenant 1804'square feet. It Includea a very large vault. F, t Heat, light, water and Janitor service furnished -by tha building. The room will be partitioned and arranged to suit the needs of the tenant Apply to R. W. Baiter, Supt. Bee Buatneas Office. . " Available April Firsi J Better Health Means Greater Success BTfiTCTflFMBQ QQgSSSZSZ Come to the leaders of medical specialism. Years of close study, thou sands of dollars spent in researches and scientific investigation have made us expert and proficient If you need a physician, get a good one. You cannot afford to Jeopardize your future health and happiness by neglect or experiment with uncertain and unreliable treatment. , Are you suffering with Rheumatism, Goiter, Gall Stones, Catarrh, Epil epsy, Paralysis, 8tomach Trouble, Liver or Kidney disease, or any of tho kin dred chronic and nervous diseases which afflict both men and women? If so see X SEARLES & SEAtUES. MS South 14th St.. Omaha, KcS. CLUBDIRIG OFFER Rclfabfo Dentistry WV Tafl's Dental Rooms Daily and Sunday Bee $6.00 ") f)nr Pripp McClure's Magazine 1.50 VU1 Fl ILC ' Woman's Homo Companion'. 1.50 ONLY Review of Reviews 3.00 Regular price for all one year.-. .$12.00 $8.90 THE OMAHA BEE, Omaha.. Nb.