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Clothes to keep their sliape, to xear, ma3t be made of wool.
There ars only a few clothes labels sewed honestly into pur? wool clothing aslc and
look for the labeLi cf Stein-Block, 2chlos3 3rcs. and Society Brand clothes fcr young
men. Clothes bearing the labels of these natter designers ire the very highest exprsj
sion of tailors' art full of snap and attractiveness, bettered and differed, a thorough
ness of workmanship and precision of detail that make these clothes the most desired,
a3 they rnaka the men who wear them fael and look young.
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WOMIS'3 BUZ 3TTTT3. Mil, brown and a;!it
tuuiea, made a? In U neer-st spring itylm,
worta up to 127.50 ra cn41t far
0.90 to 19.25
N3ATLY TA.ILOHJED A.VD
SCMMIR 3CTT3 in the aMt wea-re. tiair
clotU frantu, perfect flttln collars butie of
styl- and Oaish
0.C0 to 25.00
EwrtiHB la ta Clotijiaif Una ON CR3TDIT
Women'i atitrt Walats. Sklrta, P-ttlcoata and
Mllllnerr.
EVTEIlYTHINrj FOB. TVOMZN. MN AND
BOYa Our terms th moat liberal In thia rtty.
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A ffk,- RIBGLEY
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CREDIT I
CLOTBING
COMPANY
141T
Sccgias St
18
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MCST WAIT FCR JURY FEES
Jadg: Eatelle Sales Board's Order Ex
ceeded Aatliarty.
ftTTZ2TIC5 13 YET 03ETTIED
Drrlalna la Rritar4 t Proint
Hi-rrlri la Lirailnil Im 9ep
' Only tu Salt Hrd by
tba Csart.
New Cemetery
Will Open on
Memorial Day
West Lawn Burial Ground Project,
InTolviajj Eipendtore of J100,
CCO Jeaxs Completion.
TELEPHONE WAR IS BREWING
Indications of Price Slaann; Contest
in South Cinalia.
are popular prices for suits, yet, the man who has that amount to
spend for a suit ia often disappointed at the small choice he had
for the price.
It's not so here, however, for we've hundreds of them at either price and our suits
at 513.C0 and S13.C0 would cost you 520.00 and $22.50 at any other store in town.
And suit3 of our $2G, $22.50 and $23 qualities are sold elsewhere from 53.G0 to
$7.50 more and it's this 3tore that gives you the very latest touches cf tha "real article."
$15 and $18
i
Suits for
Boys
Touta is nimble, full of
sport, and now that spring ban
raily come, tiie boy must ba
clntapd to withstand the
strtchinj, straining, sorapinii
war bo will giva hia cloias
Drinii him here and let thia
boya' store f.t Uxm out. Every
garment is full of manliness
and life, and made with a full
appreciation of 'vbac It must
undergo The clothe and lin
ings are strong ana wear rBiat
lag The making the sturdiest
kind, at
$150, $3, $3.50, $4,
$5 and Up
Many syles with two pairs of
trouaera.
Choice New
Shirts
WTiat kind of a shirt har you
to show above your belt? If it's
a shirt from thia store It won't be
criticized, aa ovir stock ia the
selected patterns of E. & W , Man
hattan. Star and Exceilo brands.
There ia a great, variety af fabrics
and patterns; madras, oxford,
linen, per-'aie, cheviot and French
llnon plain white, handsome
stripes, new figures, plain or
pleated; cuffa attached or de
tached, at
$1, $1.50, $150, $3.03
aad $3.50
We believe we've the beat shirt
alues ever offered for the money.
Come and pass judsttint.
Under
wear Yes Sir. you can find
just what yoa w.tnt in un
derwear hfre for between
seasons, or before you
jump into real hot weather
weights. We've the kind
for rijht now.
50c, $1.00, $1.25
and $1.50 for two pieces.
$1.00. $1.50, S2.00
and $2.50 for union.
And at any price. It all
fits perfectly.
ETDZPEUDEST 3LLKZS STA2T I
Pavmnnt of foes immediately an service
of jurors ami witness in i'.irict court
nc.a Ta!r to enrau to a midden atop. Judrfn
Eiiolle lias rult'il in the ult af A. .It- Gal
lagner nrt It.)hert 3mit!i. clnrlt of the dl
trtt t court, tilat the BoarrT of County Com
minalanrr in Its resolution xoilod tim
ptiwers.
Tb nuBHtion of paytnir Jurnre will rtmain
wll up in tjia air aa a rmuiL at Uie de
einiun. bncause Judgn Kt dMlermt that
on the sennral quei'ion h did nut rule at
a, I. but only thac tiie nurtlauar rnaolutlon
an pantrd excewled the authority of the
Doui1. The roiutlon pr)viiliid that a
weeK .After 'hn clera had reported to. the
h.iurri hi .irnnimt of oavmenta made a war
rant jliuuid be drawn in his favor out of
the i-noril fund. This would bind the
biard. tim court held, to order a warrant
drawn in the event of the fund betnir uc
huumed beyond the etatutory tunount. and
la forecluHine; a claim by the bnaril ia.iiHr
itwif. Sufficient provision ia lackina-. the
court aieo holds, for auditing cJalma when
tnaite.
But the court grants Judgment to
Smith aijainBt the c-mnty for C1M.
am.mnr hn liad Daid out and which
bi-rn hMd up by Oailnnher's mitt.
eoHte in the case are aaeied to
. county.
W'hur will liapppn now is a matter of
ecnJfltTure. The county hoarl mar be
ai ked to draw up a nw rwliit!on which
will enme within the terms of the court !
rnulrment3.
F ir the next two or three days titers will
fee no Jury fees or wltnpss fees h(oatnte
he FMimary term passing- throuah ita
last weeK and no trials are g-iing on.
L'nlpes the county board mi nets or other
muaue duvUHU thore will be 4. reversion
In tho cutirt huure to tho fe-eliavUnj prac
tlcta which, furmeriy ubtaiueiL
Child, Matches,
House Burns
Unellj; Beloninj ta Gorj Jwiin
hi Eestroyeil by Small 3oys
Camp Tire Built on Fiocr.
Omaha ia to have a new R9.0't9 cemetery.
Work aaa been in progress for the iaut
mx months on the pn;ect a;id it ia ax
pevted that the ct-metery Will be opened on
Memorial day.
It will be known aa W-et Lawn. One '
hundred and sis:y acrx ha-e befn pur-
chaaed. extcndlnjr from Fifty-fourth to six- j
f.eth street on Uie south s;Ce of Lincoln '
boulevard. Tha tract ia what was knuwn '
aa the Paulson farm and Ilea fust threr '
and one-half miles souihwast of the city !
iail, and although outside of the city 11m- i
lta it la convenient to the Hanacom park.
Wwt Farnam a:id Duiidnn reaidenre dis
tricts. It ia a. to not far from douth
Oman a.
T P. Dodne. Jr., is pruldent of the as
wiclation and it hna bem thinufti hia ef
fort that the cmetry will be ready with
the exception of rhe chapel, for the open
'!! on Decoration day.
At the prsnt time only fifty-five acrt-s
of the tract wtll be UBed as a bunal place.
but aa vhe nmmaity demands the wbule
It acres will be utilised.
Three wks ago the grading- of the
jtreeta In the new cemetery was startwd
and Saturday nlht thia eni of the work
will be compit"i. A crew conaisting' of
stxtten tea .ii a and many workmen haa ben
it work ami more than three milee of
road have beon built.
Over 1,009 trea and itiriua have been
plants since the beglnniiia; of work on
tha plot and th.s work will be cumpletpd
Uila week. These trees comprise many
ipecit a of pinea and firs intermingled with
hard and Kft maples, a g"C"d supply of j
white blrctl and other decoratle tr. Th. I
i4hruha are mostly rosea of many kinds
and f!owrtng shrubs.
The entrance and chapel are to be mode
special featnrea of the improvements.
Thomas I K:mba.l is drawing the plana.
The ehapei plans rail for a beautiful struc
ture conatructetl of concrete and orfru.
In deeiatv
The I'mirwj will be cnn.luctr.-d on tiie
park arid lawn plan, reetrlcting monu
menta, headntor.i-a and ether ornamenta
tion, common it) old fashioned gweyarda
The superintendent will be E. R. l.irphy.
Iiura A.tnuna. Pa., who :a an.ady on the
ground and is supevi.-uonding tiie v.nrk
uf planting tiie trea acd Jeveioplna; the
'Hilda.
A I. out Jo.tK) haa bi-en dxpendeU in :m-
pr-ivmenta up to this time and th a add-d
t rn Hu wi;i be .spended in thu next to
j va rs and t.'ia coFt of the .and, will maau
e'.id "ull outlay close to ;iv..K-.
U'. P. rnl;e. jr.. ;a preaident a. id traa-
'. l Mathewa Is ec-Tftax- of tha
1" Exchanrre Will filve e-rvtce at
Lower Hate Bell Co m pa n T
PrtprlB to M.et Pra
posed Cat t
1
4
rnrnisliin?3 ttc
for the
Boys
a3 Well.
We've a
Right Hat
for Every Face
Tlieiiat question may be
of maU moment to ?ome
storei?. bnt cot so with us.
We feel a personal respon
sibility in tk selection of
every customer's hat and
see that every man treta the
hat that's the most becom
ing to kim. Thia may ac
count for our biir increa.se
in the hat business.
Good haU at S2.00.
Better nt $2.50 ;md
$3.00.
John B. Stetsons at
$3.50.
Don't
Overlook
Our
Display.
Mr.
tho
has
The
the
I There is liable to be a merry telnpiione ',
j war on n 3uiith Omaha in the near future.
j The Independent Telephone company la
. gclng to spend something- like JlTO.apo on
, the installation of its sywem In the packing:
city, and when completed will lower the
rates now made by the Bell company for i
sen-Ice. according to Hecelvar Abbott.
X--xt Monday morning 3 men will ,art
work laying the conduits in tha business
llst.-ict of South Omaiia. whicn when cora
pletI will give telepnone communication
uj aoout 2.JM subscribers.
Il is the plan of the Independent com
pany to first build tiieir Hum in the busi
ness diau-lLt and then follow with a cam
paign in the residence district. Communi- I Thoae paving cuntra.:Tin! who now aave
cunon b.tween the subecr:bers of Oman ' oi..r work under contraut than they can
.itid South Omana will be available without j conveniently fiuisn thia year will not be
extra toil charges. The I 1pendent com- ' awarded any mora contracts at present by
pany will make a rata of XI per monnh for tae city council. The contractors wno have
aualnrss teieplioues with -i discount of 50 anywhere frnm .otfl to yards w:ll be
rema :t bills are paid before the tenth of given precedence in the .eU.ng of contracts
the month, and a charge of J1.25 per month nuw pending bafore cuunciL
for re.iideni.-e piioneo with a discount of S Thia ia practically the line of action
unts if paid UHfore the tenth of the month. ! mapped out by tha sifting committee, con
tioina; After lailiww. tiut'.ng of Oouncilmen Uiogel, Johnson and
Receiver Ly ,a L Aiiboi t of the Inde- i Si:i""oeii.r and City EuKineer Craig. This
jer.dent coir.oa.iv said Fndav mnmini th.i 1 committee will aiso Ke-p in view the need
City Council
Will Apportion
Paving Work
rjeciaion ia Beached to Give Jobs Only
ta Those Contractors Wha Are
2fot Overcrowded.
nf nnn.minnnrt. Thv vnn mnilwl htf '
petition recites, in Los Ansclna, Oolubi'.r S,
1HC
Park Board Has
Gibbon Rancher
Talks-of His WorkiLV.
Accepted DredgeiJiac b7 Experience Uiere ii Safe
way to J.ziae ajys by ised
inz Alfalfa.
I Decides to Fay Contractor Balance
I of tie Contract Price
j far 2a at.
' After a visit to Carter 'nke to s-e tho
, biij drwlge :n operation, the Pnrk bonnl on
i Thursday afternoon formally accepted the
boat. The ba.'ance of tiie contract price.
: something over J. Jul. was allowed the oon
i tractor. Tiie totai cost of the drwljro an
it stands today was well over CO.iWo. but
: t:ie board feeia that it haa made a good
' investment.
tun company waa goin r!a-ht after the
' business. He a;d that the field looked
.xcnpuonally good for his concern and that
j :r.aemucii s tiie court bad authorized bim
! :o pem! IITO.'JUO the company waa going to
S give ti-.s people of iuth Omana something
j fur their rummy.
of pushing certain paving, hecause of the
importance of the streets involved. as
against other contemplated paving that
ca.i very well wait a year without se
riously incommoding anybody.
In tha matter of work under contract,
n.ig.'i iluipliy is away in the lead, having
When asked if the cut In rate, would nol approximately threo ttmea aa much as any
oill.r conirmnor. uuarin c. r auiiinit nu
' .inly about enough under contract to keep
i uie crews busy at a very ordinary gait,
i and oim-r contractors are in the 3ame fix.
.So far as possible, with fairness for all.
the cumracis to be let after this, for cim
' pietion this season, will go to men wh j -lan
iiand.a and finish everything in bund.
! When you wnr- iat you want when
i you want It. say so through The Bee Want
Ad columns
Frank Hirshe of Gibbon, rTeb., one of the
former sheep barons of the atate waa in
South Omaha yeaterday homeward bound
from Chicago. He former y shipped con
signments of sheep to South Omaha which
equalled the 1 in ret and surpassed a great
many sheep breeders of the state.
Mr. Hirshe is located In the beat section
..f Nebraska for a.faifa culture, and since
thia-klnd of atock food haa be-nma popular , mal.
and profit from the product of tba alfalfa,
f. ems mail sheep.
Hogs, he says, will eat ail of the alfalfa
ean and wtll require for less corn.
one of the beat foods to prevent the
attack of oholera. Many farmers of din
ataxe are led to bellevo tliut that diseatio
ia the remit of too heavy feeding of corn,
with unsanitary conditions combined. Tha
heavy feeding of corn without much other
food weakens the annual's digestion and
makes tha digestive, organs more easily
aubject to the attack of cholrra. Mr.
liirshe reporta perfwt health in his herds.
More prominent in hia thouKht than hia
ho? farms seamed to be his ....erience
with weather. In Chicago. He coutiantly
racurrrd ta the theme. He sa.d: "My not! a
get along ail right, they cm take rare of
themselves, but I think another week such
aa I spent In Chicago would put ma off
the map completely. I never saw such dla-
cold. rain and snow. The lake wind
ne naa gradually changed from tho raising ,
of sheep to the breeding of hogs. Ha finds j
that with the restricted grazing area the I
hoga will ilvo better wth more economy the sun onre In Chicago.
waa sharp aa December. I got wt through
and caught cent. I want a place where
the sun shines some of the time. I aaw
Tho combination uf the smail buy
the match still woi k.v
t-.vn-miry frame dwelling at Nors """r
Twemv-eignth avenue, belonging to Genim 1 association. The board of dir-ctora
John-on. waa burned to the arotind FVdav 1 uot brrn named, but will be before
morning. The f!ra department aecrthes the J "Pn'n' " te ropeny.
ortgin of tho fire ta a child's eainpftre i Tho -s to put 2 per cent of the in-
ie of lots into a per-
built on a floor of tiio vacant house
i
come from the sail
retual .-are fund, so il-.at when all the lui
Teamatas- Arreataat for ittortng- Stxeeta are sold thia fund will pinv:.- neai.a f ir
Fr"i Mori, a Benaun ttraiiixter. w.ta r- I tho rrntuai opn- of ttje priperty. Until
raitii.liy Officer Risk Friday for llttnnng ' ail Uio iota are ai-iu. th-.a rund ca.'.-.iot be
tha ii:,i-ia. Mart's wasi n broke down toucned. so tliat from the start it wul
and ho left a load of rock on the pave- I draw comnouml lntereet and at tho ume
ment .ii .luhtenlne h:a crtppied wehlcie. j when the oeineu-ry beo-.mrs fillad a suii-
; siani:al uin will be on hand to care for
Th iCiiy to tha Sltuuxiun Bee Want Ads! the grounds.
precipitate a war with the Bell people, he
aaid It might, but that it did not make
any difference, as the Independent com
pany could g.ve a belter service to South
Omaiia at iese espefi-e to rho .sunset- bera
than they are getting now and thai li
W4a the intention of the company to do so.
3ix cars of poles and other material are
standing in tho railroad yards at South
Oma.ia waiting for tiie work of cnnstr-ic-
.sm to begin, and it is expected that ma
terial will arrive each day until the work
of building th iines is completed. It ia
ihangii t.iac the work -sill be completed In
a i ek or ieti days ifr the start ia
made.
The diiitrtct in which the conduits will
h laid and :n which no poiea will Im
Lis,-(I is from Twenty-third to Twenty-seventh
and fi-im i? to .1 streets. Th.s will
contorts a en-1 Ion four blocks wide by
hieo htocka long.
Tie roov on -lie psrt of tiio I.id. pemlcnt
cnipa.iy to insiaij a s'-tem in South
Oma.ia and re-luc- Die rates, is .a.d to be
haa responsiiiirt fir , E.-ii nmpanvj action
tne I n filing an application w'.tn tiie Siaia
' 3ailwy commission fur a reduction of
rates;
Goldfish is
Station Mascot
; Lonesome Piscatorial Traveler 1b Com
mended to Care of JLUron
at Union Depot
V
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Concord
Vnh Ara-Nctdi
Evansfon
vhh Burtcnhcle
3
In ths women's rvst room of the l.'nlon i
ulatlon a inne-jcme snldf'nn ..wims ia a !
howl of walur. ater a thniliug res-uu on .
tho part of Officer Mauaflf.il. Mrs. J. R. j
Ha: liigtun "L Denver waa siTy ng tiie pet
to a tiaiii. when sue lost uer equilibrium.
, .lipped and fail 110.01 tha station floor. I
I 31.. dropped the iltue fiell and the gias.s ;
:,ii)e L.-rasiiea into a tnouaaaid pieces.
t number of t.10 attendants about l.'ir
station ruined to the scene, among whu-ii )
w:im tfficer Manar.eld. The woman wad j
Sfsisted to her feet and aaaed f sua w.ia :
j hurt. She replied tnat sou waa'
a.! rghr. but tliai her gonir.xii would die
unless it was t&en care of. Out of ratl- ,
tude to the policeman she presented him
w:tii the fish and It was picked up un- j
derly and C -posited in a bowl of waier. '
" ' " JT.it having a aquarium .n hia poiltet tho 1
City offMals ha . !:tg to do with the I (,ni er ava .t o er to tho care of Matron
finances a.-e sin.Ilng ith aadafaeUon over j -r,,-,,,,,, t tha stauon. I
111. upeninij 01 t.-ie ca.-npaiin to tajiu up
City Saves Money
by Its New Plan
Takiay Tj Outsiaadn; Lnjraveaient
Bonds and Saves Seven
Per Cent.
, 1
The little fish gels the hest of -ar. is i
The New Summer
Arrow Collar
Hlh enoush to look well low enough to
feel well Plenty of room for tie to slide in
outstanding improvement bonds and uius
stup thu 7 per cent iniereai. The c.ty f'.nda
Ittteif with mcni.v enough on hand tu eaaily
caiy the bulk j these bonds, because 01
the prompt payment of special taxes.
Thursday, the first lay when the war
rants WHre ra,led. aum.i flO fi worth wera
tUmei? in. Tltlll'.- moe -t 1 a ft tr.
and aa faat aa they are pa.d the city be- VV' r m in AlfinP
1$
fo r
inditferent tacoat, of the materials ttseti,
W
f.-d rearuiariy and frequent. The red caps
abuut the atation taue rarna dltjirmg worma 1
in ordi-r that the little fciluw may have the
daintiest of food, and it baa been unani
mously agreed that the joldr.ah ia the;
mascot of the L'ninn ata'inn. 1
gins to draw tn 7 per cent interest instead
j of the private holders. City Comptroller
j L-iuack aa the aav.ng to tne city in tne
rraneiction now under way will be about
CaO.
The warrauta ara ca.Kd in under orders
uf the aty cuundl, n-.ada on reijueat 01
Treasurer f jjy and Coinpit-o.l. r Lobca.
15 cents each 2 for 25 cents
T ARROW CTTFV 3 Cent
2
with Dying Infant
OtMtt. yaiabail'r Coanin.. MabMna. Tnrr.
Boy a Zxhibit Klmtrioiu Won
exiuhit.on of the work of tlid boys'
in electricity undtr lh dire:tion of liuy
, i-a. cr 1 tu In nn n at the Toung M.-n'i
': Chmt.an aajilul.un Uinig.-it from I-JO Ul
I a aluiav
Mrs. Martha Liv:ngaune haa filed auit
In district court for divorce from Orlanda
Tvmgatona. alleging- 'hat he rafobe-t to .--
j turn to their Some at a time w-ien their ?n--a
i taut uj aytng. Mr. Livini;sion. eiia.-;;es
iaaa t mat her buaband waa addietrd to drtrnt.
Thev were tnaraod in Omaha, November
O. !..
CUu.-loti. A. Wilaon :a fuimf Jamu Ii.
Wllaoa tar alvoiea. as U atleavd ground
I
il
M
n
TIIE new R.imhler h for tBe particular
motorist who admires tiignifieti
comfort in every appointment without
extravagance in coht. Its dititinction aj
a car of quality Li due to the selection,
inditferent ttcot, of the materials used,
and the finished skill applied in the mak
ing1. Coupled with, thia ia an efficiency
assured only by such features as theOlIaet
crank-shaft. Straight-line drive. Spars
Wheel, and the new expanding clutch.
ve. aeveai-p a aaiitufer. I
S O. p.. lUiN); fifty-four, live-paa-
enifer. 4J h. p., ISfiO; Fifty-three,
M a. p., $Ui(KJ; magaetoa tULiiiOcd.
Coit Automobile Company fj
NX. 2200 Famaxa St., Omaha. Neb.
11 Ilisjaj SMM.uaaTigaMWalTgr
