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THE BEE: 'OMAHA. TUESDAY. MAY 24. 1010.
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ALLES-TALK'S TO C. A. R.
Former Senator Addreien Veterans
at the Auditorium.
BOLDEELRS TO GO . TO CHTJECH
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Twi Mvaatlfal Itrrlen Will B Hfl
oa the Mlaaoarl River Front
Roldters Gram Arc to Be
Deeprated. t t
All imnirfmrnti have finally been com
pleted for the formal observsnre of Decora
tion or Memorial day by the general com
mittees f the Grand Army of the Republic
having charge of the affair.
'Several change will be made from pre
vious years. The parade will be much
shorter,' as will ba the formal platform
services at the Auditorium. Decoration of
the graves by the Grand Army of the Re
public will be held Saturday. May 28, at the
several cemeteries, a (win ted by the
Woman's Relief corps because It Is not
thought that the Towers will kefp until
Monday. The rlttmltatlc services, however,
will be carried out Monday forenoon In tho
cemeteries by the Grand Army and the
Woman's Relief corps. Memuilal Hnnday
will be observed by the several posts and
corps attending divine service at different
churches In a bodyt
The platform exercises will be Held in the
Auditorium, with ex-Henator W. V. Allen
of Madison as the principal orator. There
will be no ritual services at .the. Aditorlum
aside from a short musical and literary
program, with the roll call of the dead for
the year. On Friday afternoon the vet
erans will address the several ptibltc
schools,
Hunday afternoon the naval reserve corps
will launch a floral boat on the river, as
slated by the Woman's Relief corps.
The Ladles of the Grand Army will carry
out their usual program of decorating the
graves of the dead at Forest Lawn ceme
tery In the forenoon In acoord with their
ritual. assisted by thirty young girls in
white, Monday forenoon and will observe
the custom of decorating the waters In the
afternoon of Monday. ......
Program for Moodar.
The official program, for-the-observance
of Memorial day has just been Issued by
the general committee and Is as follows:
The parade will form at 2:30 Monday on
Capitol' avenue, the right resting on Six
teenth street. Naval ..reserve. National
Guard,' high school .cadets,, mall carriers
and other seml-mllltary organisations will
form on the south side of Capitol avenue
west 'of Sixteenth street and the Grand.
Army of the Republlo and Spanish War
Veterans 'Will form on the north side of
Capitol -avenue west of Sixteenth street
Carriages containing chairman of the gen
eral cemmlttees and speakers, of the day
and Invited guests will form on Capitol
avenue west of Sixteenth street, facing
Seventeenth street. The Woman's Relief
dorps; the Ladles of the Grand Army of the
Republic and the Spanish-American War
Women's auxiliary societies will form on
.Howard street, facing Fifteenth street
The parade will move at 3 p. m. sharp.
Line of march will , be from Sixteenth
and Capitol avenue south of Douglas, east
to Fifteenth and south, to the Auditorium.
The order of the parade will be:
Platoon of Police.
. Elijah Dunn, Marshal of the Day.
Jonathan Edwards, Chief Aide.
Sixteenth United Siatea Infanry Band.
FIRST DIVISION.
Charlea W. Allen, Assistant Marshal.
... Naval Reserves.
National Guards.
. SECOND DIVISION.
I Jonathan Edwards, Assistant Marshal.
High School Cadet Band.
J High School Cadets.
Mall Carriers and Other Semi-Military
. .nrnnlaat Ions.
Grand Army of the Republlo and Other
Civil War veterans.
THIRD DIVISION.
, Perry Miller, Assistant Marshal.
Band.
Spanish War Veterans. '
Miscellaneous Organisation.
Carriages.
Decoration of Waters.
Immediately at the close of the exercises
at the Auditorium, at 6 o'clock the beauti
f ul ceremony of the Decoration of the
Waters in memory of the American soldier
and sailor dead, of all wars burled and
lost at sea, will be observed with appro
nriats ceremonies, under the auspices of
the Ladles of the Grand Army, of the Re
publlOi at the Douglas street bridge.
The ritual ceremony will be carried out
on the river bank at the bridge, and at a
given- signal thirty young girls dressed In
white will drop wreaths of flowers from
the bridge onto the bosom of the river,
" First lieutenant Otho E. Mlchaella of the
Sixteenth United States Infantry will be
the oraXor.
In view of the scarcity of flowers for
Decoration day purposes, the Ladles of the
Grand Army have telegraphed to Texas for
a suitable quantity of . flowers. Including
JassanfThes.
This organisation will also observe Its
ritual ceremony in decorating the graves
of the soldier dead in the several ceme
terles the morning of Decoration day. The
special ceremony will be carried out at the
Soldiers' circle in Forest Lawn cemetery at
10 a. m. Monday.
Several posts of the Grand Army of the
Republic with their auxiliary Women's
Relief corps will attend servlcea In a body
the morning of Memorial Sunday, as fol
lows:
Grant post and corps. All Saints' church
Twenty-sixth street and Dewey avenue.
Custer post and corps, Lowe avenue Pres-
, byterlan church, Fortieth and Nicholas
streets.
Crook poet and corps. Hillside Congrega
tional church. Thirtieth and Ohio streets.
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A Sate of PICTI'IIR FKAMKS Is Scheduled
for Next Saturday. Big Bargains. I
Oil Sale ttie Entire Week
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Diamond Jewelry
630 Pieces Mounted Diamonds
i" From the Bankrupt stock of the
ILLINOIS JEWELRY COMPANY
AT HALF PRICE
No item In merchandising has its value so thoroughly established
as diamonds. . They never grow out of style or deterorlate In value.
Instead the tendency is constantly upward, hence the purchase price
can nearty always be realized. . Here's a plain money making propo
sition for you. ..We quote prices on diamonds at half their real worth.
Vory Spocfal Bargains Tuesday
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Visit Our New
Bakery Goods
Department
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Everything
Imaginable in
High Class
Bakery Goods'
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' A- great gift buying occasion surely
.showing nearly all different in design,
teenth street window display.
-630 pieces In the
See the big Six-
Diamond Broorhes Some large ; Diamond Lockets (64 pieces)
BEGINS NEXT
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' We have been preparing for this grand annual
event for many months and the bargains will be
extraordinary I'
ll you can possibly; make a special trip to
Omaha for this event, you should do so because
you can save a great deal by buying your entire
season's supply of undermuslins at these 'great ,
bargain prices. ' V ' 1 '.V
Brandeis
Stores
.. pearl sunbursts, worth $20.00 to
40.00, for 811.50
Diamond Stick Pins (50 pieces)-
' worth $10.00, for $4.98
Diamond Solitaire Rings (15 pes.)
worth $25.00, at... $13.75
Diamond Solitaire liinits Worth
$18.00, for . -... 89.50
Diamond Stick Tins Worth from
$8.00 to $100.00, at half
'or 84.00 to $50.00
Large Diamond Crescent With
20 diamonds, worth $230.00,
fr 8115.00
Solid gold, set with perfect cut
stones weighing to 1 kt.; all
at HALF PRICK.
Large Diamond Brooch Worth
$300.00, for $149.00
Diamond Sunbursts Some with
pearl clusters; $18.00 values
for $9.00
Diamond Studs Worth $ 1 5.00
for 88.50
Diamond Cuff Links Worth from
$10.00 to $20.00
at 85.00 and 810.00
The Jewelry Sale Continues All Week.
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Garment
Bargains
DON'T GO
For vacation without having your watch put in order
or carrying; one of our new ones. We have a very
nloo'llne to select from. Spend a few minutes In our
store. Look for the name.
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler
1516 Douglas Street.
BRUCIER HEADS THE COUNCIL
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Councilman from Filth Ward Elected
on First Ballot.
Army Notes-
Company D, signal corps, has been or
dered from Fort Omaha about June 17 to
Nashville, Tenn'., to attend a military
tournament to be held on the state fair
grounds. Upon completion of that duty
the company will proceed to Chtokamauga
Park. Oa., to participate in duties of the
ramp ' of Instruction - to be established
there. Upon the breaking up of that camp
the company will return to Fort Omaha.
In view of the near departure of the
Seventh cavalry for. the . Philippines. 125
mea of that command whose terms of
service will expire within the next six
months have leen transferred to the Sixth
cavalry at Fort Des Moines. .
Captain R. Boyd Miller of the - medical
reserva corps, United States army, was a
visitor at army headquarters Monday..
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Leave of absence for two months and
twenty-one days hss, been granted Captain
R. E.Logan pf the Eleventh infantry, Fort
D. A." Russell. Wyo.
Leaw , of absence . f or ane month has
been granted Second Lieutenant Wads-
. worth, jr., of the Fifteenth cavalry, Fort
Kiley.
Honorable discharges from the regular
army by purchase have been granted Cor-
vporf James U Rogers of Company L
Third battalion of engineers; privates
rsn!el Hood of Battery F, Sixth field ar
tillery. -and Clayton Hllllgos of Troop C,
Seventh cavalry. v
DAVIS IS VICE PRESIDENT
Eleetloa Will Make, Bracker Actio .
Mayor . During the 'Absence of
Mayor Dahlman from
the City.
President of council, Goodley Brucker,
councilman Fifth ward, democrat.
Vice president, Charles M. Davis, Twelfth
ward, republican.
This was the outcome of the voting at the
meeting of the city council for reorganiza
tion at 1 o'clock t)ils afternoon.
But one ballot was taken in the election
of each man. No other names were pre
sented. .....
For the first year of the council Just
ended. Councilman Burmestef, republican.
has been president and thus acting mayor
when Mayor Dahlman Is out of the city.
The agreement between the six republicans
and three democratic councllmen Brucker,
Johnson and Sheldon last year was that
one of the three latter should be made
president this year and a republican next
year. Brucker was the man picked by the
combination. ,
Brucker was nominated by Johnson and
received nine votes. Councilman McQovern
received two votes, cast by Bridges and
Funkhouser.
Davis received nine votes likewise, on
the first ballot, the two negative .votes
being cast by Funkhouser and McQovern.
Previous to the voting Funkhouser nom
inated Bridges, who withdrew; Bridges
nominated Funkhouser, who withdrew-; Mo
Qovern nominated Burmester, who with
drew; Bridges nominated McQovern, who
forgot to withdraw, being busy smoking. '
City Cleric Butler, presiding while the or
ganlsatlon was made, named Funkhouser
and McGovern lo escort the new president
to the chair. President Brucker made a
brief speech of thanks and then Council
man Davis, ho' Is absent on his honey
moon, was made president pro tern.
President Brucker at once becomes acting
mayor, as Mayor Dahlman leaves this even
ing for a visit of a few days In the west
ern part of the state.
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Our New York Office Sends Us
lOO New Tatilered Suit is
To Sell at 315. OO
That means that, every one was considered the best
kind of big value. They measured up as the week's most
interesting development in New York garment circles.
We are not overstating facts when we say they are
$25.00 and $30.00 suits, and fashioned after the most ap
proved sprang styles.
At the same time we are going to show some long
coats at the same figure blue serges and tan
' pongee' sflk full length coats. These, too. are
$25.00 values. Choice of suits or coats Tues
day, at . .
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$25 TAILOR SUITS, $10
A swell line of new spring suits, in diag
onals, serges, pannnias and fancy suit;
, iDgs, not a suit worth loss than ,$15.00
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Beautiful Silk and Net Dresses
Values up to $35.00,, foulards, messa
lines, nets etc., all colors, including a v
beautiful line of evening ; 1Q Qn
shades matchless at .... . . . .Ml3iw
Dress Skirts, Worth to $7.50 Fine pnnn-x
mas, in-grey, navy, brown nnd black, al
newest styles on - CO
sale at V-VtJ
$7.50 SILK KIMONOS, $3.95 r-Beauti
ful designs, made extra full, a groat
snap, in Tuesday's sale, y Qjj
SEE OUR MATCHLESS DISPLAY
OF EXQUISITE
WHITE DRESSES AND GOWNS.
-Silk Sale-
Foulards and Rough Pongees
in all the rich new shades
of brown, helio, navy, res
eda, French blue tans, etc.;
choice selections and big
bargains at;39c and 59c
-Embroidery Sale-
Loom end strips of embroid
eries that would sell regu
larly at 20c; 5 nnd (J 'yards
in a strip; immense assort
ment of beautiful new pat
terns; on sale Tuesday, at,
yard , 10c
Extra Specials Tuesday in Our Famous Domestic Room
,w. . . Vmm 2:00 to 2:30 IJ. in.!
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Black and White Checked
DRESS GOODS
In the face of the great popularity of black and white checks we
are able to offer them at sharply cut prices. The goods are 62 inches
wide and com in various size checks; for dresses and coats.!
LINEN SUITINGS AT HALF REGULAR Go through the entire
wash goods line, select any linen suiting in colors you prefer. There are
half a doze
n different weights and textures. The price will be just half.'
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Put Up Your Pineapples Now
The best caunlng pineapples we can secure are here now.
day we, offer. 100 crateB of fine large Florida Pine
apples, packed 42 to a crate, worth, regularly
from $3.50 to $4 00, special
Tues-
$2.85
From 8:30 to 0:00 .' m.
Fine Bleaced Muslin, yard wide, This
tledown, regular price 10c yard, 10
yards limit, at, yard 4s?
From 9:0O to 0:30 a. m.
Maco Sheets, 72x90, regular price 69c,
6 sheets limit, at, eacn . . . . oC
From 10:00 to 10:80 a. m.
42x36 Pillow Slips, No. 4777, regular
16c quality, 6 cases to customer, at,
each lOt
From 2:00 to 2:30 p. m.
10c percales, 32 inches wide, fine
styles, fast colors. 10 yards limit, at,
yard i . 5
Front 3.00 to 8:0 p. in.
12c Union Linen Huck Towels, very
' large and very heavy; mill No. 4784,
6 pairs to a customer, at, each 8i
From 4:00 to 4i30 p. m.
Genuine -Indigo Blue, full standard
prints, regular price 6c, 10 yards
limit, at, yard 291;
The First Car of Pineapples For This Season
All small fruits .we're destroyed by the frost. We advise our customers
to put up pineapples for the next winter supplies.
This car will be put on sale Tuesday, and the opening sale prices will
(te as follows:
Each 5. 8W. 10 "d 12W-
Per dozen, 60S 85S 95S $1.10- $1.35
We advise you .to buy early, as the shorj crop of other fruits will have
a tendency to force pineapple prices ip.
. Monday's prices on all groceries, butter, cheese, crackers, fresh vege
tables and fruits.
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Restaurant Service:-
BETTER MAIL SERVICE
FOR SUBURBAN DWELLERS
Tans;le Is Straightened Out by rat
tins; Dlspnted District Into
Onr.ki,
After considerable correspondence and
much tribulation,. Postmaster Thomas has
finally loonened the Gordlan knot In the
matter of the distribution and collection of
malls in that territory lying; between the
western limits of Omaha and BensOn. The
route comprises a big area of territory
sparsely populated, and has been served
heretofore from Benson by Benson rural
route No. .
. An . order has Just been received from
the Postoffloe department directing- the
transfer of the route rrom Benson No. t
to route No. ,2. Omaha, to be operated
from Station D at Fortieth and Cuming
streets, Omaha. The carrier will leave Sta
tion D at 8:30 a. m. and will return with
collections at 3 p. m. Benno A. Nickels,
now serving this route, will be transferred
with the route to Omaha. The total mile
age of the roirte Is eighteen and one-half
miles. . Some of the patrons live within the
city limits of Omaha, but, most of them
live outside the corporate limits.
Persistent advertising In The Omaha Bee
Is the road to Big Returns.
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Customers "want what they want when they want
it" and they go where they can get it.
Promptness is the keynote of successful restaurant
service.;
Our experts will give prompt attention to any
demand you care to make upon their time, experience
and training.
If you are not satisfied for any reason or want in
creased capacity, send for one of them and he will tell
you what can be done, and, if you desire it, will person
ally see that it is done right.
Omaha. Gas Company
Uo XMUi Trust
Thi Original and Genulm
1.0 RUCK'S
ALTED r.llUC
Th Ftod Drink far All Agts.
For Inf anl, In vsJidi.ancj Crowin g children,
PuTeNutrinon.upbuilding the whole body.
Invigorate thenuriingmothev and the K(td.
Rich milk, malted grain, in powder form..
A qnck Innch prepared in a miantc.
Take bo mbstitute. Aik for HORLICK'S.
Others are imitation.
DrexeVs
MerCs$350
Specials
A UNIMEMT BOR EXTERNAL, USE.
On of tho most Y;aUlo oaUtlos of Mother'! Friend li that
It ftafe-gnaxda tho future herith of tho mother. It li a liniment to
oo applied extern ally to tho body, tho use of which lubricates the
muscle i and tendons, to f tens the alanda and ducts, urevent lumps
forming la tho brearts, and relieves tho pain, nervousness, nausea, and other
trouble from which so many expectant mother nffer. When Mother'! Friend if
used regularly It fits and prepares the system for an easy and natural consumma
tion of the term. Women who massage with ;thls great liniment are' always saTed
much suffering when baby comes, and recover more quickly,, and without 111 effects.
Mother's Friend Is sold at drug stores. Write for our free book oonUlning valua
ble Information for expectant mothers.
THE DRADF1EID OO., ATLANTA, OA.
Hotel Rome
European
IN THE HEART- OF THINGS
Cor. 16th and Jackson Sts.
Two blocks from leading
department stores and all
theaters.
ROME MILLER.
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Dentistry
Tad's Dental Room's
$3.50 may sound cheap in
these days of high prices, but
this is not a cheap shoe except
as to price only.
.Many. $3.50 shoes are not
worth any where near that,
price. You do not know it till
you've worn them a week or
less; It's too late.
Men take no such chances
on a Drexel $3.50 special; We
see to it that every pair has
MORE than $3.50 in value in
them. We guarantee this or
give you your money back.
Patent colt, velour and box
calf and vicl kid In all the new
laets.
Dorinr
FORGET
TRY MYDEN'S FIRST
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PAYO
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Facing Farnam Street
on the ground floor
The best location in Omaha for many lines of business
is opposite the Court House and next to the City Hall.
It is very seldom that it is possible for you to get one of
the ground floor rooms m
THE BEE BUILDING
The entrance Is Just west of the main entrance ot the
building; It has an entrance from the court as well. The
building furnishes heat, light, water and Janitor service. 1
The building is fire-proof and there Is a large brick vault,
so you can cut out your Insurance expense. The room will
be remodeled and redecorated to suit the tenant. .The
space can be arranged to give tenant 1,850 square feet if
desired.
If this is the best location for you, now is the time
to grasp the opportunity, and apply 'at' oice.
Apply to R. W. BAEER, Supt., Bee Business Office.
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Drexel Shoe Co.
: 1419 Farnam St.
Sixth Arjnual Convention July 18, IV and
Associated Ad Clubs
Meet with America's business creators
WRITE OMAHA AD CLUB FOR PROGRAM ' !
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