TIIE BEE: OMATTA. SATURDAY, APRIL M. 1010.
MANY TO LEAVE HIGH SCHOOL
Two Hundred Seventy Will Be
Graduated This Year.
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COMMENCEMENT JTJNE NINETEEN
One llandrrd ftlatrFI Glrla aad
105 Bar Will Rrrrlve Diplomas
Following Eaerrlar at
Braadrl Theater.
Two hundred and neventy boy and girls
will be graduated thin year from the
Omaha IIlKh school. Of theiie 106 are boy
and 166 glrln. The proportion of boya and
(irla la tllghtly larcer than at a good
many high achools of the country.
The annual commencement, exerciae will
be held In the Brandela theater June 17.
Of the graduates twenty-five glrla and
thirteen boya are eligible to compete for
plarea on the graduation night program.
Those who graduate thin year are:
Jacob Albert
Arthur A'tirk
Irving Alllfon
t:inrem-e Allyn
Orvlll Andrews
fheslcr Haker
Kichard Humes
Thurston Hoik nap
Stanley Heranck
Abe Hcssel
Hsm Work
:dwaid Hunllck
l.umlr Puresh
Joseph Hurror
JMward Hurnham
1'orrrst Hyrd
lust a ve Carlson
Homer Carlson
Joe Oarnaby
Wilbur Coons
John CutrlKht
J "ran 1'avlilson
Calvin rnvla
J.oiile Imrtds
Hugo Knholm
Kred Fernald
Itobert Flnlev
Harry Fraxer
Ceorge Oelb
Klhert Gould
VVIIIIam (Irodlnsky
Warren Hamilton
Henry Hansen
Charles Hardy
Winifred Harm
Kenneth Hatch
Harold Havlland
Wilbur Hnynea
Wilson Heller
Hugo Heyn
John Hllniia
Charles Hoffert
l.eonard Hoffman
Warren Howard
Brandon Howell
Charles Hudson
l.othardt Jensen
William Johnston
Otto Jones
Alfred Kennedy
Clifford Kelrlo
I'hlllp Kline
Harry Kulakofsky
The Girl
Dorothea Abraham
Kthel Albanh
Kdlih Anderson
Mabel Anderson
Julia Anheuser
hara Ayrea
Kdna Bartlett
Alarsrery Beckett
Mabelle Berlin
Blanche Bessel
Bculah Bedslre
Harriet Blake
iiaiel Bonine
J .Ida Brengle
Helen Buck
Graoe Burtngton
Marie Bush
Muriel Butlln
Violet Carlson
Marlon Carpenter
Hose Carr
Katherlne Case
Merrills Case
Kmlly Chase
Nellie Christensen
Kthel Clark
Blanche Cohn
Kay Cole
loulse Copeland
Mnna Cowell
Para Cralge
Helen Davis
Blanch Deaver
llasel Degan
Kllxabcth Doud
Kit her Dugher
Crystal Eilglngton
Nallle Rlgutter
Zela Elmer
Mae Engler
Claire Kver
Stella Kvers
Marguerite Fah
Ina Fltgerald
Anna Frankum
Anna Flunhman
Gertrude Frost
I)alsy Fry
1'aullne Gala
Alice Gideon
Gladys Olfford
Klhel Glasgow
Henrietta CJIImor
Marie Gordon
Ruth Oould
Maude Greb
I'aullne Green
Kos Grodlnsky
Irmt Gross
F.lso Haarmann
Krna Hadra
Kdlth Hargadln
I.uclle Hager
Mabel Hamilton
Nancy Has
J.ottle Jlensmen
Cora Horn
(Ida Horn
Marguerite Howard
Kdlth Jaeobson
Alma Jensen
Anna Johnston
May Johnston
' Teckla Johnston
Marguerite - Kent
Irene Klrschsteln
'da Kulakofsky
Annette Ijidy
liuth lJke
Elizabeth Larsen
Addle Loe
Isabel Linn
Russcl Lock wood
I'wlsht Kong
James McAllister
I'hlllp McCullnugli
Robert McCague
Wallace Mclionald
Vernold Magney
Fred Malone
I-.ee Mnlone
I'hlllp Metx
Alfred Millard
Hugh Mills
Barton Nash
l.eon Nelson
Kdward Newman
Chester Nleme.n
Walter Ohrle
Caupcr Offut
Clarence Patton
'lilllp Payne
Bernhardt Peterson
Ion I'ltman
I.ou Plxley
John liny ley
Karl Reel
Merrill Rohrhough
Max Roeenblum
Hlinm Salisbury
Wllllarrf Sandy
Harrv Shellberg
I.arren Scott
Maurice Shelllngton
George Sugarman
Claude flhrum
Kdward Smith
Warner Smith
Panford Ppratlin
Harold Sterner
Robert Strehlow
Robert Thompson
William Thompson
Chandler Trimble
Wallace Troup
Allan Tukey
James Van Avery
Clarence Wasberg
Charles Waugh
Milton Weeks
Ralph Welrlch
Thornton West
Kawrence Wilbur
Kymphus Workuff
Graduate.
Marlon Lombard
Henrietta McCague
Ruth Mcllvalne
Elizabeth McMullln
Sadye Marowlts
Mildred Marr
Ruth Mathews
Helen Maynard
Minnie Mercer
Dorothy Meyer
Avllda Moore
Helen Morey
Mildred Mullln
Florence Nation
Edith N'eale
Ruth Neef
Amy Nelson
Ksther Nelson
Nora Nelson
Minnie Nygard
Ruth Odelf
Kdna Ostrum
Irene Owena
Clara Parker
Caroline Pederson
Clara Peterson.
Klale Peterson
Ruth Peterson
Gertrude Pfelffer
Mary Philllppl
Irene Phillips
Nellie Plckard
Nellie Pritchard
Lydla Ramer
Irene Ratchford
Clale Rau
Helen Rayley
Alice Reddam
Lillian Refregter
Florence Rhoadea
Helen Robinson
Giselle Rodman
Fannie Rosenstock
Dora Pass
Henrietta Schneti
Marguerite Scott
Ruth Sheldon
Irene Bhepard
Jasmine ftherraden
Maryallve Pldewell
Minnie Blek
Florence Smith
Gladys Strivers
Kva Stringham
Margaret Squalr
Frederlcka Swarta-
landcr
Helen Taylor
Bernlce Thomaa
Gertrude Thompson
Kthel Tierney
Frances Todd
Jennie Cndeland
Irma Vancura
Katherlne Van Nos-
tiand
Mabel Walworth
Cleo Warthen
Kdlth Waterman
Flolse West
l.ydla Wlckstrom
Mabel Wilding
1oulse Willard
Gretchen Williamson
Norene Wilton
Mabel Wirt
I.uclle Wolfe
Florence Woodhall
Ptella Wright
Josephine Yates
Marie Yates
Gale Yeoman
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Row Over Fence
is Aired in Court
i w
Injunction is Asked For to Prevent
the Eetmilding of Auburn
Hill Fence.
Trouble clouda are floating about the
crest of Auburn hill.
Mrs. Nellie Reynolds and Peter Melchlora
cannot agree about the division fence that
tinea their property. The disagreement has
been stewing and sputtering for several
seasons and has now broken out in district
court.
Mrs. Reynolds has filed a petition praying
an Injunction against Mr. Melchlora to re
strain him fron. replacing thla objeo
tlonable fence, which ah has had torn
town. Eh remarks In her petition that It
obstructs Ingress and egress from her.
property and that it really la bullded
across a publlo highway, same and said
being much to her inconvenience and dis
contentment. A temporary restraining order has been
granted by Judge Sutton and the case will
be argued May T.
JE0BATISP0 GOTTA DA MAN
M A area t Goes on Trial for Too
I'ranilactioaa I'ao of 4a.
Dtlllett.
Gotta Jeobatlspo will be the first defend
ant in the criminal branch of district court
when the Kay term opens.
Jeopatlspo had an argument with a fellow
Italian In a boarding house, and moral
suasion falling, used a knife,' It Is alleged,
on the other disputant
Who OoMa out doe not appear.
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A Life Problem 1t
by that great health tonic. Electric Dltters.
la the enrichment of poor, thin blood and
strengthening the weak. 50c For sale by
Beaton Drug Co. '
Great Sale of Gloves
Women's Tvo-CTap Gloyrs French
Kid and Lambskin, Paris Point and
single row embroidery; all the new
est shades of champagne, tan, blue,
green, gray, also black and white;
:t r-.h"a si, $i.5o
Long 811k Gloves Pure Milanese; elbow
length; double finger tips; black.
white, pongee, tan, and all fancy
shades; worth $1.00
per pair, at
Chamoisette Gloves; washable Two
clasp; all sizes lp.Cflf
per pair, at O0, Ovi,
59c
Handkerchiefs
Women's plain and cross barred
Pure Irish Linen. Initial Hand
kerchiefs; also men's hand em
broidered, Initial, pure Irish
linen Handkerchiefs; a a
full size, worth up to . Sf
35c, at Vj
Spring Nckwoar
Crochet, Venise, Embroidered and
Lace Trimmed Effects Lace
Jabots, New Dutch and Sailor
Collars, New Ascots, etc., worth
up to $1.00, each, at .
25c and 50c .
All Silk Taffeta Ribbons
High luster plain and moire Taffeta; black and white stripes
and fancy Dresdens;.. up to 6 Inches wide; black and. all
colors, worth up to 25c a yard, at; yard
15c
aTA aw
Sale of Women's Hosiery
$1.50
98c
Women's fine, pure thread, Silk Hosiery; black,
tan and all light shades per pair, now
at ,
Women's pure thread, Silk Hosiery; fancy silk embroidered
boot patterns; all silk and silk with lisle garter tops
now at
..39c
Women's fine, Imported,' ' Lisle
Hosiery; silk mercerized and
lisle; some with double
soles, heels and toes..
Women's, Men's and Children's
fine, cotton and mercerized Hos
iery; black, tan and light colors;
also misses', children's and boys'
fine and heavy ribbed
hose, worth 25c, at. . .
15c
Women's and Men's fine, Imported
Lisle and Cotton Hosiery; many
fancy effects; fancy figured
' black and colors; garter tops;
extra spliced soles, heels a"nd
toes, worth 50c, , . .
"now at . . . . : . . . , . . .
Women's, Men's and Children's
fine cotton Hosiery; double heels
and toes; also children's school
hose; fast black; worth ' Oj,
15c, at;... i. '. .C.'
25c
Saturday Specials Card Printing Department
Brandeis East Arcade. .
Leather Initial Card Cases
Free with 100 Call- .Op
ing Cards, at. . ... 0l
We offer a few sample card cases,
made of, fine leather;
regular $1.00. values,
Saturday only
39 c
BRA.IDEIS STORES
t?s,
'
87.50 $9.75 $12.0
Women's, Children's Light Underwear
Women's Fine Lisle Vests fancy colors
crochet and silk ribbon trimmed all
sizes ................. .49c
Women's Swiss Ribbed Combination
Suits lisle and cotton lace and silk
ribbon trimmed umbrella and lace
knee 49c
Women's' Italian Vests fancy colors
hand embroidered fronts silk ribbon
trimmed all colors and sizes. .$2.59
Boys'. Athletic Union Suits; short sleeves,
high neck and knee lengths, all sizes'-
at
T A-iir TT l 1 T 1
imams merino vests ana uanas very
fine ribbed garments, all sizes . .'. .25c
Children's Fine Cotton Bib-1 Children's Fine Cotton Knit
bed Vests-sleeveless with nts-urabrella ' and lace
trimmed .knee all sizes-.
iiipuu liecK. anu arms. . .jjc each
Here Are Splendid Specials for Women
Who Appreciate Good Values in Hair Goods ,
ji jur coronet craia, measuring
, fullv ' 32 inches long: eood
XSt " ' and full, made of the very fin-
' wavy hair; comes in assorted
vl 'iZjr ji iti', colors, with the exception of
Cr-V S&ttJj1 ... ; J?'jfJf arav and white, for (k AO
Ur - - V 'rjZ:m- ,rW ' Saturday onlr. . . . . . Jal.lf 0
li t, ,--.-. - .
,v" -X) Natnrtl Waiy Switches '
v" 0d 2k 2-'nch, made of fin hair ..93.98
i"vV.-.iJ n-mcn long, mad or nn hair 95
, J8-inrh Ions-, made of fina hRlr
,V' - V Zi for 7 '.MM
no' t-,i r
i .,, a .a s as s tin ill aar ii
teV "JT Wool covered. 75c values. Satur
day only 3Ao,
Net covered, 50c value, Satur
day only IS
Large Auto Nets, Saturday only,
at So
Gray and whit switches, very
seasonsble. '
Facial and sralp treatment, halr-
i aressiag, manicuring, snampooinf,
' tc
Special Snail- Sale
Surplus Stock High Grade Suits of MORRIS & CO., Broad
way, N. Y. Values up to $25.00; on sale now ,
SAMPLE SHOES and Oxfords, of Hand Sewed &n rft
Shoe Co., values up to $5.50;'on sale now. ...... .yaCt OU
J. IIELPIIAND Clothing Company
314 North 16th Street. v
The numerous up-to-date
patterns in the spring and
summer styles of Sorosia
often causes the question to
arise
WHICH ONE?
The new vamps are short
and the arches high, giving
a decidedly different appear
ance to the foot than from
last year's fitting.
Black Suede, Dull Kid and
Patent Kid, are the three
most popular leathers.
Monograms are S3.00
8oroi, $3.50 nd $4.00
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Sorosis Shoe Store
' 203 So. 16th St.,'
rJLAJTX WZX.COX, Manager.
iliiMail- -'- - i-- '. yiyyTgrj
"Now's the day
and
Now's the hour"
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THE BEER YOU LIKE
HAVE A CASE SENT
HOME
CONSUMERS' DISTRlaUTIN
JOHN NITTLER
3224 SO. 24TH STREET
IND. -1420
For That Boy
of Yours
Saturday Boys' Day
at Drexel's .
, ,,His Shoes -His feet'
should betyjSur Tlret considera
tion. Put lm on his feet
right early In life.
The Importance of shoeing
the , "boy right while he is
growing . is overlooked by
many a parent. Most of. the
foot troubles that you have
can be avoided In the boy if
you aB, particular. . .
The boys' shoe department
at this store Is a big factor
of-our business. We are spe
cialists -in boys shoes. We
not only carry the stock, but
it's the best money can buy.
W are always particular In ,
fitting boys' shoes.
, 8TKEL SHOD SHOES
one of our best boys' shoes
- Iiittle-Oerrta'Siirs
-top to is m 32.00
Youths' Sizes
1 to 2
.Boys' Sizes
2H to SH
92.25
-S2.50
Drexel Shoe Co.
1419 Farnam St.
Rollablo
I Dentistry
iP Taft's Dental Rooms
THE TWENTY CENTURY FARMER
Ob Dollar Year.
Smart Oxfords
HERE'S the Swell Oxford the
Two Hole Pump. The low cut
Shoe of the season.
It's artistic, handsome and com
fortable. Every man likes it.
Patent Colt and Calf Leathers.
Military Heels.
A Refined Shoe For a
Gentleman's Wear.
Tan leathers For Thoe Who
Prefer.
$3.50 $4.00 to $5.00
We are showing Oxfords at
their best in all the good st.es.
Our Oxfords fit penectly at every
point. No rubbing or slipping.
With our perfect Shoe service
we guarantee every Shoe we sell
to fit as a Shoe should flt4
FRY SHOE CO.
TIIE SIIOERS
10th and Douglas Streets.
Pay Cash and
Save Money
Buy all your meats 'from us and
you'll save money, and henldn you
will get the choicest. JulcleBt, tnder
oat nipats sold In Omaha. Knowingly
we never allow a tough steak or roatt
In our shop. We buy only the choic
est; sell for spot cash; keep no book
accounts; neither do we deliver
These are the reasons why we can
sell such good meat for less than
the other fellows sell Inferior quality.
Don't forget our own, home aressed
chickens Nothing like them In
Omaha.
Pot Roast 124 0 and 100
Chuck Steak 13Ho
Rib Boll :..80
Home Made Pork Sausage, 18Vio
Jos. Bath Cash Market
. 1921 Farnam Stroet.
Tl. Dougla e84. ,
CLOTHING COMPANY
EXTRAORDINARY
mi fu fin x'l im.iii'iii.jBun HiairaaaTOmTMjramaajawn
SUIT VALUES
AT
n
aW'MauiirrHoi'iriv'Ba
ft PW mm
For Saturday's selling we place on sale 845 h.m.lsomr sn-tni
stiita for men nd young men. Kvery gnrtmnt In this lot it :iiis. A
lutely pure wool, cut in the latest of fanhion, ami n, choir scli-( uj,'J?
of the season's newest shades, Including tho ever popular, I'lain
It Ii V K S K R O K.
Though you may look the town over, you will not find the rjuul
ot theso suits, unless you pay from 95.00 to $7.5( more thnn wo sk.
SPLENDID -TROl'SKR VALUK9
At $.3.00 and $!.50
Men's and young men's high
grade trousers, in plain blue
serges and fancy worsteds, peg
top and, outing styles, actually
worth $4 and $5.
FUJI X I S 1 1 1 X ( J ) K p. HTM K XT
Beautiful line of dross shirts nt
48 anl $1.00
Underwear values unsurpassed
at 25S 45 and 75 ii r
garment.
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BOYS' HATS
The latest spring styles for tho young fellows, at
051 81.50 1
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QvM CovwV.'i (JouArji QaUi (iwl, CAr C' CaAa
Court
ney's Second
Floor.
ffj) - -J,
Omaha's Pure J ft
Food Center
SPECIAL
Court
ney's Ijtinch
Counter,
iu lUise-ment.
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V
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CARNATIONS CARNATIONS CARNATIONS 0
2,000 Large, Fresh, Assorted Colors; per dozen 25c !
OXOCEBT
pom BAT-
THE BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROAD
Very Low Faxes To
BALTIMORE, Boutlir Bas
iT, ntlst Convention.
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CONSULT NEAREST TICKET
AGENT REGARDING STOP
OVER PRI V I LEGES AND
OTHER DETAILS, or Address
B. N. Austin, W. A. Preston,
Gen. Pass. Agt T. P. A.,
Chicago Chicago
BPECIAI.S
VBOAT
' 1,000 extra quality heavy Clothes
Baskets 6O0, 860, $1.00 and tl.85
500 lbs Sultana Raisins (extra fine),
only, per lb 10o
One car good Cplorado Potatoes, ier
bushel - 65o
8-lb. tins Snyder's Tomato Soup..l5o
46c quart bottle Bishop's California
Chill Sauce B60
Dr. Johnson's Educators (In bulki.
per lb 80o
Olnger Knaps, by the barrel. ... .-.BOc
.Orape-Nuts, per pkg ...10o
Mara velll Macaroni, per pk '. 100
Fresh Roasted Peanuts, per qt..'. .60
Aberdeen (snow white) Flour, "Be.t
on Earth." per sarki 1.75
24-lb. sack Ralston Whols Wheat
Flour, per sack $1.95
4 8-lb. sack Lotus Flour, per sack $1.60
Matiath's per pkB...10o, 16o and BOo
FBVIT IABD TXOETABIiB DEPABT
MBMT I,emon, per dozen I60
Spinach, per peck... JOo
Fresh-Tomatoes, per lb ....lOo
Carrots, peets and Turnips,' bunch 60
Pineapples, Mushrooms, Imported
Endive, New PotataeS, Celery. Water
Cress, Watermelons, Canteloupes,
Strawberries. .Cucumbers, Wax and
String Beans, Peas. 1
BUTTER
DEPAHT-
a
ABO CXEZBB
MI NT
Lotus Butter (cartons), per lb....33o
Best Country Butter (sanitary Jars). J
per lb 380 fr-
lairy nutter (duikj, per 1 u y
Guaranteed Eggs, per dozen 36o
Freeh Eggs, per dozen ...23o O
Brandeis' Eggs, per dozen 30o
Imported Swiss Cheese, per lb...3So
IJomestic SwUis Chense. per lb...2eof
Edam Cheese ' . $1.00 1
Blue Label Cheese, per lb 10c f
Neufchatel Cheese, per lb Co cl
Waukesha Cheese, per lb 360 f
Oottage Cheese, per pkg 10c J
SPECIAL IB BASEST DEPABT- (f
ME NT TOB IATTODAT
This Is a delicious home made cake,
rA nn the side with anrlcot Jelly
and shredded cocoanut. (f
.180 '
t
Saturday only
OABDT BXFABTMEBT
Piunt and Ooooann Britus, rmr
Found, 150.
Made of the finest material and sell .5
regularly for 2&o per pound; Hatur-
day only, per pound L
COURTNEY & CO.,
t
4
AXvgn (ufUg'. (urVr (6Wg5j. Q.Vi Q&m3 (oScCT
17tti and Douglas iatrecta
IBS
3
GELLING OUT
PINK ARTIBTI0
WALL PAPER
AT
LESS THAU COST
2C03 FARXAM ST.
G. A. LINDQUEST GO.
235-236 Pixtoa Block
Makers of good clothe. A nice
lln of spring patterns on hand
and our prlcss are right. A liberal
discount on two or mora suits.
PILES FISTULA
All
FAT WBJ1 OVBBO
maatai Blaaas cured without a
surgical operation and OvAraat4 to last
a Lifetime No chloroform, ther or other
nnaral anaesthetlo used. Bzamiaatola
Ft. WrlU Fo Ft Book.
DR. EZ. R. TARRY
$34 BBS B&DOk OMAHA, BEB
The Bee aims to print a paper
that appeals to intelligence;
not to an appetite for scandal
and sensations.
Early Excursion
Rates East
St. Louia, June 4 to 8, ina .$15.40
Baltimore, May 7 to 9, inc. .r. .... . .$41.25
Atlajitio City, May 15 to 17, ina S43.90
Washington, D. 0., May 15 to iff, inc S41.25
Detroit, Mich., June 8 to 10, ino., July 6 to 10. . .S22.50
Cincinnati, 0., May 4, 8, 9 and 10V $23.95
Saratoga Springs, N. Y., July 4 to 6, ina. ..... .$39.60
North, Manchester, Ind., May 13-14 .. ..V. ...S19.50
New Orleans, La., May 14 to 16, ino t . .43.05
For complete information about routes,' train service,
stopovers, limits, etc., tickets and berths, call on
r - - 1 J. B. REYNOLDS, City Tanenger A$ent,
.;5i-rsij tijjjjj 1502 Farnam Street Omaha
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Ito Haydon'o for rJoat
Mutton L?gs per pound , . . . . 10c
Mutton Stew per pound .Gc
Mutton Roast per pound 8c
Mutton Chops per pound 15c
Beef Tenderloin per pound . . .15c
Veal Roast per pound 10c
Veal Stew per pound 8c
Veal Chops per pound .10c
Hams per pound .15c
Pork Roast per pound ..V. . .11V&C
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Saturday
Candy Special
40c Black Walnut Taffy, ' O r n
39c
40c
at
COc "Princess Sweet"
Chocolates, lb
60c Chocolate Peanut'
Clusters, lb..
Myers-Dillon Drug Co.
JOth and Farnam bta.
Hotel Rome
European
IN THE HEART OF THINGS
Cdr. lGth and Jackson Sts.
Tw'o blocks from leading
department stores and all
theaters.
tfOMK Mlt.M-Il.