Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, February 24, 1912, Page 10, Image 10

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OMAHA
Ien's Clothing and Hats of Highest Character, Including "ALFRED BENJAMIN & CO." Suits
All Goes Oh Sale Saturday at
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We Bought This Stock for Less Than Its Actual Cost to Manufacture We
Will Sell It At One-Half or Less Than One-Half Its Regular Retail Figures
The Bourke Shop was known to Omaha men ns an exclusive
men's store carrying only clothes of the better sort. Most of
this stock is absolutely Dew and much of it comprised new
spring shipments which had not been opened. It will be a won
derful opportunity for Omaha men to outfit themselves for spring
All the Suits from the Bourke Clothes Shop Divided into Two Lots
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This includes all the newest spring model suits all the medium weight suits all the blue serges and all the heavier weight suits from such famous
tailors as ALFRED BENJAMIN & CO., SCHLOSS BROS, and IVAN FRANK & CO. , . jp
Extreme New Spring Model Rich and Refined Patterns I-" fl D
' Splendid Hand-Tailored Suiti for the New Season. ( fl JpjJ
These Suits Were Made to Sell at $15, $20, $25 and $30,
Saturday Your Unrestricted Choice for ... . . . ; ,
All tba lien. 8prlB( and
rail Overcoats from tha
Bourse Stock, worth p
to I8I.0Q. t
$7S0.$10.$125
;nen 1UU 11 5 OllU IIIACUU
iom the Bourke stocks-all sizes strictly -new models
3rt Anaoa anifa anl 91 f n aA t eni fa 14 SPA
'Pofiitivelv worth 435 and ivi5 . Hal lW
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i 4 10.00, fat
ALL THE MEN'S CRAVENETTE and SLIP-ON COATS
Tbena tw tha high class draws, torm-proot coat U tha man's
slip-ons and erarenettea worth ap to ' flJO Q Q
, H'f'w
Men's Slip Ons and Crav
enettes, worth, op to $13,
at $7.60. ,
Men's Slip Ons and Crav
enettes, worth up to $25,
at 10.00
All the Men's Hats From the Bourke Stock !
Everyone is a correct, new spring
style. All are well known makes. On
sole 'East Arcade.
All the Mei's and Young Men's
New Spring Hats in One Lot
All the Men's and Young Men's
$3.00 Soft Hats, I
,. A11 the $3.00 Velour Hats,
. All the $3.00 Scratch Hats, '
All the Fine $3.00 Stiff nats, '
- IN ONE BIO LOT, AT- '. .
50c
$1.45
.
Hundreds of the dressiest, new
models in soft and stiff hats and up-to-date
caps.
All the Mon'i Cloth and Cravenette
Automobile Hats
Made to sell at $1.50 and $2.00.
Practical styles, at ,
All the Men's Automobile Caps and
English Golf Caps
Every style and color, big variety.
Positively made to sell up to M P
. $1.00 and $1.50, at......T:.. .ilC
i Buy your spring hat or cap Satur
day. You couldn't get a better style
at three times the price.
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Two bij special bargains
In Men's Neglige Shirts
(oar own stock), worth
up to $1.!6, at each
'49c and 69c
5?. Men's Odd Trousers E5?5
the
All the men's $3.50 and $3
Odd Trousers,
at
$169
Bourke Stock
All the men's $5 and $6.50
Odd Trousers
at ...........
$2.69
SALE 07 SAMPLE TRUNKS AND SUIT CASES
Steamer and Dress Trunks, for men and women at oiie-
irura loss man regular prices, an new siyies.
at .. . ............ . $5.00, $7.50, $10.00
All the traveling bags and
suit cases for men and
women, in black . walrus,
box calf, alligator and cow
hide, at I vVwTrtfTWA I
$3.50, $4.98, $7.50 1 fJuM-f I
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Attorney Gets Big '
Fee from the Hill
Estate, Now Settled
Testimony ef eminent Omaha attorneys
aa uwii on attorney's ware heard
by ujdge Howard Kennedy Thursday and
aflar bearing the testimony tha aeart al
lewad Frank T. Hansom and I. K. Weet
erfleid, attorneys tor Joha W. Hill. Jr..
traatae of tba aatata of tha lata fl .Mr W.
HUI, a faa ef Joha L. Webatar.
Joha J. SalUraa. Jol W. Weat. Joha P.
Stoat and other attorneys estimated the
ralne ef the tnutee'i adrtaara. Their eatl
matae raasad from IU.Wf to tlMSI to m.
001. Suiihraa's aaUmata waa the loweat.
w.o.
The truatee wanted a fre of tlAOM for
his aarrtcaa aa truatee and wanttd It aa
wall as tha attornert feee paid out of
the eatate'a fuada. The letnteea objected
te the amount and thought the truateae
should pay tba attoineya faea out of hie
owa socket.
JuiUe Kennedy filed Hill's fee at R.S90
ea the ground that that waa about what
a real aalate dealer weald have charged
tor the same work.
Both eldee were dlaaatiafied and wanted
to appeal. While Judge Kennedy u
drafting the superaaadeas appeal bonde
the partiee agreed to abide by the ruling
and aet te appeal.
The actual apportionment t the estate
waa made by ledge Sutton and e (firmed
months ago by tha eupteme "court James
H. and Joha W. lllll aa receive a
third and the last third Is divided equally
among George T. Wilson Shirley Wilson
and Koran na Hboll, children of a dead
later. 1
self-starter runs .
car for many blocks
Manager Ralm of tha Cadillac Automo
bile company demonetated yesterday af
ternoon the great power of the electric
aslf -starter on this ear. The car waa run
from the Auditorium to Sixteenth and
raraem streets an the power of the aelf-
eurter. Beside Mr. Rclm, there were
Rome Miller and two other men in the
car. A huge crowd witnessed tha demon
stration and were thoroughly convinced
that the aelf-etarter on tha Cadillac ia
one of the best on the market.
fiUYE TO SEE SCHOOL BOARD
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Will Ak Why Fire Escape is Rot
en High School.
EE 0EDEEED IT 15 SEPTEMBER
Omaha Facterlee Are Being In.
epeeted and Mr. Gere Reparta
Managers Ready te Take
Saggeettaae.
touls V. Ouya deputy state labor eonv
mlasloner, eeya be will appear before the
Board of Education and ask why fire
escapes hare not been put on the high
echool building. They were ordered on
by Mr. Ouye In September, but have
not yet been installed.
Mr. Ouye la la Omaha on two missions,
to aea how his two deputies are getting
along with their inspection of Omaha
factories and to eonfer with managers
of several big buildings who have been
ordered to put on fire escapes, but have
not been granted an extension of time.'
"My inspectors have been working
among tha Omaha factories about a
Math said Mr, Ouye, "but they are
nowhere near through, because there are
so many factories and so many condition
to be-ooBsidered. They are checking up
the factories on tha score of sanitation,
ventilation, safety of machinery and
safety of buildings. -
The manufacture! In moat instances
seem perfectly willing to comply with
the requirements of law, a nee tha pro-,
talons of tha law have been made clear
to them, It ia no trouble at all to get
them to put oa fire ea canes, to clean up
their dirty noma and to paint tha danger
points la their machinery In red.
""The problem af proper Tcntltatloa for
the factory workers, however, la mora
serious, for the factory men do not like
to go to the expenaa necessary to venti
late adequately. In many cases 'this re
quires a considerable alteration In the
building. It will require time to get
proper ventilation In all tha factories,
but I do not look for any serious opposi
tion to the enforcement of legal re
quirements." ,
Trimmers Wanted.
Experienced trimmers and preparers in
millinery work mora. Apply at ones to
superintendent Brandela Stores. '
Brave Pioneer Women of Douglas County Attend Social
OMAHA HIGH GETS RETURN
GAME WITH LINCOLN HIGH
The Omaha High school athletla man
agement has eueceeded In scheduling a
return game with tha Lincoln High
school basket ball flippers. ' whtoh will
be played off at tha local "I" associa
tion gymnasium on Saturday evening,
March t Tba locals trimmed the Capital
City lads la a clone floor contest earlier
la tha season.
The purple and white quintet will battle
with the Sioux City High school Ova at
the Bioux town thia evening.
Frea lafoanutlea.
regarding Minnesota, North Dakota, Sas
katchewan. Alberta and the Pacific
northwest reached by tha Soo Una from
8t. Paul and Minneapolis. W. R. Harlay,
D. P. A., US Fifth fit. Das Moines, la.
FATHER ON HIS DEATH BED
CRIES PITE0USLY FOR SON
AsslstantTPoatmaater Woodard has re
ceived a pathetic letter from H. II.
Bagle, a druggist of Elgin, OkL, who
wishes to locate a butcher named Oscar
Voter, who was last heard of la Omaha.
Hagle aaya that Yates's father Is dying
and in want and that sines ha became
sick ba has been piteoualy asking for
soma word from his son.
Omaha Selected a,s
Place in Which to
Open Branch Store
Omaha ia to be the first western town
to be favored with selection for one of the
famous' Leon hat stores In the east a
string of theeo stores has been conducted
for several years by Marcus B. Leon, and
now tba head of tha firm has agreed that
Omaha la a logical place for starting a
western branch, so beginning March 23
a Leon exclusive (2 hat store will ba run
at 1X1 South Fifteenth street, where the
Bourke clothes shop waa located. .
In the east the elegant fixtures and
decorations are characteristic of the Leon
stores. The Omaha branch Is to be gent
up to the high standard of the eastern
ahopa. ' Tha fixtures will be splendid. A
special' decoration scheme to make the
Interior of the atore beautiful la being
arranged, so the new little fashionable
hat shop will have a bewitching and in
viting atmosphere. Leon quality in hats
is recognised everywhere in the east It
is declared that in a short time this
quality will ba aa famous In this section
as It Is east of the Mississippi.
Tba kev to euoceea business la t v..
persistent and judicious use of newspaper
advertising.
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SvniD of Fiv ani Elixir of
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appeals to the cultured
and the well-informed and the
health because its component
parts are ample and whole
some and because it acts with
out disturbing the natural funo
botu, as it is wholly free from
every objectionable quality or
substance. Ia its production i
pleasant and refreshing jyrup
of the Figs of Glifornia is
united with the laxative and
carminative properties of certain
plants known to act most bene
ficially, oo the human system,
when its gentle cleansing is
desired. To get its beneficial
effects, always boy the genuine,
for sale by all reputable drug
gists; one size omr, price fifty
cents a bottle. The name of'
the company California Fig
Syrup Co. is always plainly
printed upon the front of every
package of the genuine.
glifornia Syrup
LCUBVTLU. KY.
SAN FRANCBCO, CAL.
NEW YORX.KY,