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12 THE BFK: OMAHA. FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1911. UNIVERSITY REGENTS MEET Award Diplomat to Doctors Who Graduated Last Night. Basaaaaa- ALL REGENTS ARE PRESENT Fall to Ttkr Any Action Aanlnst the Professors Whii rf (kiriJ with Too Mftih Political Artleltr. Ursrees of doctor of medicine were jr.intf-d by the Board of Regents of the I'nlverslty of Nebraska at the meeting held in the Omaha club Thursday noon to the mon who graduated ' last evening from the medical department. It was expected that the political activity of noma of U member of the university faculty would te discussed by the regents, but nothing was brought up In that connection during the early part of the meeting. All of the regents were present. Including besides Chancellor Avery and Secretary Dale, C. H. . Allen, C. B. Anderaon, F. U Haller, (leorge Oouplaod. V. O. Lyford and W. Q. Whltroore, The routiln business executed waa as fol low: Profs. Oaas and Tuckerman ware granted leave of abwnoe from June 6 until the be ginning of the school year In September. The resignation of V'al Kcyser, superin tendent of farmers 'Institutes, to take ef fect July 1, waa received and uccepted. Profs. E. H. Barbour and Laurence Bmner were named, respectively, an state geologist and state entomologist under the provisions of the new law authorizing the regents to name them officials. Tli a tie of Adjunct Professor Westgale wave changed to that of assistant professor. lb title given to Superintendent s'red M. Hunter (elected at the last board meet ing to succeed the late Prof. Davtsnon) was "professor of secondary agricultural du oatlon and principal of the School of Agri cultures" prof. WalKoe was given another year's leave of absence without salary to continue his Hhftiteepetirenn lnreetlgstloTts- In the pnhllfl records office at London. William J. Duppeie, eho has been em ployed temporarily In the forestry depart ment since the death of Prof. Phillips, was appointed adjunct professor of forestry, beginning September 1. Mlxs Nelle Molntosh and Miss Resins and Miss Mary Arhulte were given permis sion to receive their degrees In absentia In order that they might specialize by studying In Germany during the summer. Foley's Kidney itemed? Aeted Qalck. M. N. George, Irondals, Ala, waa both ered with kidney trouble for many year. "I was persuaded to try Foley Kidney Remedy, and before taking It three days I could feel Its beneficial effects. The pain- left my back, my kidney action cleared up and I am so much better. 1 do not hesitate to recommend Foley Kid ney Remedy." For sale by druggists. BUT ONE AUTO SPEEDER FACES THE TRIAL JUDGE B. It. Hastings Pleads Oallty and la Given the Customary Fine. Omaha's flying squadron seems to have filled the hearts of daring autolsts and speeders with fear, aa but one man waa arrested for exceeding (he speed limit Wednesday.. Byron R. Hastings was the unlucky offender and drew the usual $25 and costs. Hastings pleaded guilty to the charge placed against htm,' saying he thought the peed limit waa fifteen mtlea an hour, and said ha waa going, that fast without doubt For soreness of the muscles, whether In Auoed by violent exercise or Injury, Cham berlain's XJnlmont Is excellent. Thla lini ment la also highly esteemed for the relief It affords In cases of rheumatism. Sold, by all dealers. ELEVATOR INCREASES SIZE OvoweLl Lamber and Grain Comaeny Lets Contract for Enlarging; lta Elevators. The Crowell Lumber and Oraln company will Increase the size of Its terminal ele vator In Omaha from 100,000 bushels to 960,000 bushels capacity. The contract for the new building was let today to Moulton at Evans, a Minneapolis contracting firm. The new elevator will be equipped with the latest machinery for the rapid handling of grain and will be operated by electrlo power. The Crowell Lumber and drain company moved to Omaha from Blair, Neb., several ysars ago, and built a terminal elevator. The business has Increased ao rapidly that the new building la neoessary to take oare of Its Increasing slilpmenta from the country A Total Eclipse of the funotton of stomach, liver, klndeys and bowels la quickly disposed of with Electric Bitters. 60c, For sale by Beaton Vrug Co. Don't Leave Your Ualuables In tha house to be burned up or stolen. Wo have a tine steel lined, con crate vault for storage of trunks, boxes of silverware, etc. Charges, S1.00 per month for trunks or large boxes. Phone Douglas 230 for special rate. Omaha Safe Deposit & Trust Co. Hotel Loyal Opposite the Post Orfwe OMAHA Fireproof European RATES Roomi without Bsth, f I M snd tl M With Bath 8.M and up. NERVES .ml ! i -, i i i . ,. . VilO fillet tiilr t,i.. work and youthful vigor Hum aa a p.ani, wora or mental eieruon sfiould lake OKAY'S NiRVB FOOD PILLS They will make you cat and slevj. end be a man erain. II box. ( Potm t;..V by ma. I BBBBstaaT McOOTbTX.X. D1CO CO Cor. lath and Dodge Strt, OWL BBUO COstPAsTY. Co. 1st aaa avetusy sia. Owaaa. Bee Keirt 7 Satur- day Is OnrBtg Under- h Muslins. li I mm C9J Satur day is Oar Big Bsls of Mon's Shirts and Greatest Bargains Ever Offered On REMBJAMT DAY EXTRA SPECIALS IN OUR BASEMENT 25c Crispy Lisle Tissues at 15c Yd. m n w a n n a a m m tsn n m i si p Theseason's most desirable wash fabrics, beautiful checks, stripes, plaids, solid rolors, also in harmoniously com bined stripes and checks, in alt the favored colors. Every one knows lisle tissue is worth LV a vard. Here are 100 different styles and colorings on special sale at, yard lac ISc ZEPHYRS AT 9c YD. "When you buy ginghams from a great new lot selection is easy. All the best styles and colorings are here. Friday we offer for the first time very fine zephyrs, fancy checks, stripes, plaids, also plain colors. In waist and dress lengths at, yard 9c Pretty pattern bastistes, dots, sprays, floral, checks, stripes, etc.: attractive remnant values; worth up to 16c and 18c a yard; Friday forenoon only, at yard 6ic In the afternoon, beginning promptly at 1:30, 10,000 yards of mill ends of very fine and heavy quality bleached yard vide muslin, at j yard J)C Remnants and Sample Pieces of All Over Laces Silk embroidered bands, edges, appliques, medallions. motifs, garnitures, etc. all kinds A ) IT A ft XA to 1 yard in each piece; at, each i"C-syaL"t)UC Corset cover embroideries, wide edges, insertings and galloons; many worth C 35c a yard; at, yard. . luC Fancy Wash Laces and Insertions, platt rala, point Paris, linen tor chons, silk embroidered bands, fancy wash lace bands, p worth up to 15c yard, at yard ; . . . Jv FRIDAY SPECIAL IN BASEMENT Hen's Balbriggan and Porosknit Underwear Men's excellent-quality undershirts and drawers, worth up to 50c; base ment special, at, each 19c-29c SPECIAL CLOTHING BARGAINS IN BASEMENT Men's $10 All Worsted Suits at $6.50 These are splendid values dark fancy blue, gray and stone color well made, good lined and perfect fit- tf fl r a ting---$10.00 business suits at vOedU Boys $2.30 Knickerbocker Suits at $1.09 Double breasted coat, full cut knickers in neat brown, tan and gray mixtures ages 6 to 15 years &4 on at..... : 5L69 Boys' $1 Russian and Sailor Wash Suits, on sale at . . - 49 Men's $2.50 strong Working pnt. $1.50 Boys' Washable Bloomer Pants, Pl 25 Boys' 75c Wool Knickebocker Pants, . ..39 Boys' black sateen blue chambray, striped madras shirt waist blouses aso Boys' Bronco Scout Sulr. shirt, pants. , leadings, k n a p enck and hat t 83.75 C hlldrens Play Suits and Romp ers ....10 Boys' odds and ends base ball suits rants, belt, shirt and cap 49o SATURDAY,1 Begins Our Great ANNUAL MAY SALE MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Thousands have marveled at the great bargains in our win dow displays. Greatest varieties that have ever been shown at a sale. BRANDEIS STORES t fa a G ii i k B K (1 E a Ii B D wmm k. mm IT tsaits' 11.00 BUk and Lisle Testa and rants lllsy 4o lrtipe' Usht weight, hl(fh neck. Ions; s'eeves, snkle lenatli snd short sleeve and knee lenirth 75c I'nlon ?utts; Friday too Hi V ?i III II u Mm TM "T aiea mt tmp mmm aesew IF i Ctv C CawE? Co$2 Qwswjgk csawjy Caii C31 9 OMAHA'S FUBE rWO vXJHTEB Friday Specials ' larsrss 4 1 1 oar I mMx M IUV . at t a. i Fancy larje Juicy I-emona doa. 00c S plain lettuce 5e 12 bunches Table Kadlshes lOo l large bunches Green Asparagus So Kresh Pineapple-t, each piuacn, per peoa .100 .60 BVTTXX. 1(KM A BID CHZESZ DSP AX TUX WT Our beet Country Uutter tin aanl in. It ij-' jarsj per in. , W Leve your siandinx ord Kutter lVpartment. 1 Imported Switw 'lieeee. per lb SAe rder at lb . ,35o b. Oo Dili PUkles, per doz...lSo and SOo Tomorrow Will be the Greatest Bar gain Friday of the Year in Our Ladies' Department Greater because of the values offered. Not carefully each special Item, each is of interest to you. 2 LADIES' TAILORED Sl'ITS AT $10.00 Made of serge In black, tan, navy and gray, they are the odd sizes and broken lots of 119.50 , lines, Friday, while they last, at $10.00 SOO SKIRTS, HA LANCE OF Ol R H. & V. SALE These are Pana mas, Sergps, Gray Mannish Worsteds, White Linen and Englisn Ueip. values to f ln.oO, choice, at $3.40 10O Lt.(iEUIE AND LIXEX DRESSES. :l.f5. Because they are slightly soiled these $10, $12 and $15 Dresses, in pretty designs, go Friday, at, each -S3 05 SILK PETTKXATS $3.5 About 100 colored taffeta Silk Petti coats, the odd garments of our $7.50 and $8.00 lines, go Friday, each $3.05 LAWN" SACKS flftc Women's cool lawn Summer Dressing Sacks, low neck, short sleeves, some have turned over collars, dainty shades and patterns, each 50 COM FORT A RLE SUMMER House Dresses FOR HOT DAYS What is nicer for the women? Here's some that offer real . bargains, too. Percale mater ials in pretty patterns, odd sizes, "Fpwb of a. line," etc., each worth $3 to $3.50, choice Friday, for $1.69 Lawn Waists ARE COOL AT flc Ten dozen beautiful Uvn WalBts came in today from a big maker. We closed special arrangements which allows a big half price offer, Friday these go, at 60 They are soiled samples and disp:ayed irood. worth $1.60 to 2. Bargain Friday the Last Day of Our Great Wash Goods Sale at 5c Novelty poplins, batiste, dotted swiss, plain voiles. In all shades, to gether with all the new patterns of novelty voiles, dots, etc. all these we are selling at actnal cost. Friday will close this sale. Come pre pared to buy, big-.values. We guarantee you'll not be disappointed. C hoice, at, yard . : e- Ginghams stunning new line, and the patterns are here in countleBS number, Friday, ISc values, at, yard 12V4 36 Inch Natural Pongee, Friday 49c Beautiful material, our,' be.it quality selling reguUrly at She, Bargain' Friday, per yard 490 (infants' Silk Lisle Hose 0c .Blacks, white and all colors, in sizes 4 to 6V4, big values, Fri .;day, at , .0 School Hose Regular 15c Hose for chil dren, Friday, a big sale, . at, pair . , 9c h i I 1 o c H i K E i R SI Pi ! 0 C a1 o a k la ! ii si M a ii H a n n i Bargain Friday in $1.50 Corsets r; Dil il.En f'nraeta Bm rnnlpa nf relehratn1 mndela miH. nf mutsrlil Our-$1.50 Corsets are copies of celebrated models, made of materials that are stout, full of sen-Ice and well finished. Here's two models, usually $1.60, made of batiste or coutll, with the extreme long hip and high or medium high bust, equipped with good boning and hose supporters attached, bargain Friday, a flyer, at, choice ....it.' 70 These $3.50 and $4 Pumps and . Oxfords Wonderful values, at S1.98 Women who came . at the first call were pleased with every purcliane. Many bought tw pairs, making their shoe money "count twice." There are tana and blacks. In dull leathers, then there are patent oolte, elvela and many others, nearly all thl teason's popular leathers and fabrics are here Of coursse the reason for thin sale Is "they are odd slmes la broken line, but In the lot is every, size. Come Friday and see them on the bargain squares, you'll be glad you came for thev are regular 13.60 and 14.00 shoes, for (1.98 Cut Glass Sale Friday Cut Star Wine Glasses, Cocktails, Champagnes, Cordials, Clarets, Tum- ' biers, etc., as long as they last, Friday 10 No phone orders and no deliveries made. Cut Star Sugar and Creamers, set 40a Cut Star Water Bottle, for 7 piece Star Glass Berry Set, $1.50 values for 40t? $1.60 Footed Berry Bowls) Cut Star pattern, for 49 100 Colonial Glass Water Sets, Jug and 6 glasses, for .3) Bargain Friday in Stationery Special Stamps Offered, Too 3 dozen fancy Paper Napkins 'or 10 10 stamps. 3 rolls Toilet Paper for 25 10 stamps. 1 bottle Carter's 10c Ink and 1 Penholder 10 IB stamps. 1 dozen 6c Senator Pencils 25-16 stamps. 3 packages Sheet Paper 10 10 stamps. Postal Card Album holding 200 cards, 19 10 stamps. Hardware Events Bargain Friday 2 burner XJasollne Stoves, for $2.00 Large Oven, with glaaa door, can be used on any stove, for 98.48 Garden Rakes, at loo Lawn Rakes, at aso Poultry Netting, par 100 square feet, for boo Refrigerator Pan, galvanized XOo Blue Kteei Hammer, 2&c value lOo Screen Door Hinges, with screws per pair g0 Heavy tinned Table Spoons ...,lo Heavy Tinned reA Spoons, for So King Fly Killers, ea'h to 18 Inch Olaaa Towel Bar, 7 Be value, for as0 Flags for Decoration Dev. al! siie-i and styles, 2 dozen. 6e and up. Celery Relish (bulk) per o,t BOo 24-lb. sjuk "E&tdlence" Flour. .BOo 10o box Crystal tialt S Cottage CheeV per pkTT. . . . .l 'uSif .VT. . ..V... ....' .m. TXCIAX. SALX OW "CAXITO" CaVMED OOODS, TO OX.OSB OUT Tour choice, per tin, 80o Heaches. I t, . j Pears. Apricols Plums and liC TowB ,nd Ho"- All packed for riee. Brand "Call fo." Slate. ! the Coast Products Com.n Qsr& e CF&f& CSLt Gtanr& fBR CA Q FOR GRADUATION Nothing more acceptable than a rift from our stock. e have smne handsome graduating spoons and other silver pieces. Also ejtlcies in gold that ould be apprecluied. Spend a few minutes In our store. lAuk for the name. S. W. LINDSAY, JEWELER 1516 Douglas Street. Omaha, Neb. THE THING TO DO. If you lose your pocketbook. umbrella, watch or any other article of value, the thing to do is to follow the example of many other people and advertise without delay in the "Lost & Found" column of The lifti Order From Bennett's Big Grocery tnn rtf Pnntrv Vumtrv l1nni 94. Ib. sack for fcl.89 and 40 stamps Bennett's Capitol Flour, sack 91.80 Bennett's Best Coffee. Ib 35o and 20 stamps. Bennett's Hest Coffee, 2 lbs. and SO stamps Teas, assorted. 'per pound 91-00 i . . ceo and 60 stamps. Tea Sittings, pound package . .lBo and 10 stamps B. C. Baking Powder, 6 lbs. can 91 an 100 alanips. Patent Plour Klfter SOo and 10 stamps. COOXtE HPXCIAI, Fresh Made Delicious Cream Honey Cookies. Ib 12o Anu Biscuit, I packages for... 164 nr.d 10 stamps. Sterling Oloss Stirch. Ib. pkg. Be Peanut Butter, medium Jar ...,16e and IS ntMinp. Macaroni, ritar and Crescent S packages for 85o and 10 tamps Double Stamps on (Sranulated Sugnr Diamond Crystal Salt, 14-lb. sark for BOO an1 10 stan.ps. Double Stamps on Butlerlne. Galliard's Pure Olive On, pt. ran 40o Galllard's Pure Olive Oil. qt. can 8 So nenuiy ASOuraKUS 0,' run f.u 1 r, Sweet Heart Toilet Soap, 6 cakes for 8Se .360 .SOo Columbia Milk. 2 large cans Cheexe, full cream, pound ano iu stamps. Cheese, Virginia Swiss. Ib 8So and 10 stamps. Bennett'a Pure Maple Syrap, quart can for 30c Candied Orange and Lemon, lb. 15o Nogao Crackers, can 86e and 20 stamps JOc Jar Tea Garden Preserved Fles, for BOo Snider's Pork anl Beans, large can for 800 and 20 stamps. B. C. Mincemeat 3 pkgs. for , . 8Ac and 40 stamps. lbs Navy Beans, for S60 Pickles, assorted, bottle 100 Hulled Beana. with chicken, 2 cans for a So snd 20 stamps. Ten hers Beat 'Km All 8oan for B5o COKaiHATXOBT BFSCZAI, t-lha Granulated Sugar .. .84 1-lh B C. Coffee .30 1-lh. B. C. Baking Powder 84 Pint can Galllard's Olive OH.. .40 Total 81.18 aXaTsTBTT'B MXADQVAJtTEU TO GOOD BUTTBaV Bennett s Capi tol Creamery Butler, tne Hi est produced, full weight pound bricks special, at i40 COUaTTalT XOOB Direct from ;he farm, every one teste fresh per d"wn ig0 HIS TO AU lOB OOX.9 BTTTTXaaCXXaT. By measure--' never by guess That's lb way w fit them. The dlBtinctlvnepg of styls In BoroBlB Pumps BJid Ties Is plainly apparent. The heels, the high toes and the short vamps accompanied by that high arch that has made Sor osIb famous the world over, all speak for themselves when you have a Snrosla fit. The fit tells SOROSIS Shoe Store 20 South l,Vh St. Fit AN K WIIAOX SCHOOLS. Rocltford College MC4a.i4Uft B KaU ak T.. aa For Womm Rorl(lor4. HI. I Ruck bt-.i. " -rrrT.:'."': ifftr wemrn In the Mldilie Hfit.whlrb ll n haen eA4.A' aa . 1 I . " mi- a in a. run tt. in I rliolarhlp by th 1mmlMon4r of j 1 - nrnu ion it 1 oar r o Hn hh I J'l F B. 6UIXIVH. Ph. ., It. ft prfrtn( Men's Tvo Piece Suits f Tour two-pieo nI?jVnonliS with proper er and attentioiair last for two or threa annxmera.! It cost a but 11.25 to hare' them thoroughly drr cleansi and pressed. This-should b done not less than anoa a montH J to keep them looking freah and f like new, and to make then hold their shape as long at they last Pbooe for t Wifon Today Our Alteration PepartrsW puts on belt straps, repairvi panta bottoms and does all other repairing and alteration work. We give prompt and carefnl attention to out of town busl ness. Express paid one way on all orders of $3.00 or mora. Write for Price List. THE PANTORIUM Good (leaner nrVPyrra. 1SI.VI7 Jones St. Thones, D-063; Ind., A-3168. tsssssrt u Comfortable glasses, the kind that stay on. Glasses that wobble are no re lief to the eyes, rather they in jure by throwing the vision out of focus. Our Shnr-On steady the glasses, they fit comfortably ftud stay on without pinching the nose. v When you do need glasses y)i need the best. Jl Globe Optical Co. 218 South 16th St. tsaBayBMMMMWsjJ,,WKraa Hot Water and a ( Cool House, J Don t toil over a hot fire in order to get the hot water you need. v A Gas Water Heater will provide it, and the only labor necessary is to light the burner. In a short time the water is heated in your kitchen boiler and may be drawn from any hot water faucet in thu house. r - The house is not kept at fever heat to enable you to ob tain hot water at any time. The heat from the gas burner goes into the water not into the house. . y ' Price, connected, $10.00. Send for our representative who will explain our terms for A Gas Water Heater OMAHA GAS CO. ( An attractive office, cool and well ventilated, in the heart of the city, is a business asset. THE BEE BUILDING has a few vacant offices that are as choice as any in the city. They are kept thoroughly clean, and are inviting rooms during the hot sum mer montha. New elevators that will give this building eicellent ser-' vice are being installed. Janitor attention, light and water are the best. Here is a list of a few choice offices which are no v vacant: a. a BOOM tli Having a south and west exposure, protected from wcr.t bv tr,erf" i i v naji. ar.u nmsi always a com nreezn irnm H rt,i. K. Is 1H4X20'! and is well lighted, with very reasonable rent,- per mo. 18.00 BOOM 846 On the sixth floor next to the southeast corasr. where the aftitr- n'nn sun will not roast durln hot weather. Th.r. ta a vmM, .. , feet sauare In this room which afforda storage apace for stationery or valuables. The room Is 8-8xl-6, and rente for, per month 818.00 BOOM 330 Northwest correr room, and the only large single room vnrent in the building. There Is a total of JsO square feet of spare snd has a imi i, iiicki.'-.'i .nuii. uuuiu no airiicea 10 rnaae two private of fices and a reception room, and rents at the small sum of, per mo. $40.00 IT IWTEBESTID I If X.ABOB BTAOB IIB VU BBOABOZVO rlBBT TI.OOB oar eabt Bisi or mxmviMa. The New elevators are being installed. The Bee Building Company Bee Business Office, 17th and Farnara Sts. urn., -mmmt i ENGRAVED STATIONERY WEDDING INVITATIONS, ANNOUNCEMENTS VISITING CARDS All correct forms in current' social usage er. graved in tha best i manner and punctually delivered when prviTiised. ;v EMBOSSED MONOGRAM STATIONERY and other work executed at prices lower than usually prevail elsewhere. A. I. ROOT. INCORPORATED 1210-1212 HOWARD ST. i VBOaTBai IN-ag le V