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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 26, 1912)
THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MAY 26, 1912. S The Dalance of the Famous $35,000 Stock of Ladles', Misses' and Children's Cloaks, Suits, Dresses and Millinery Will Go Monday and the Balance of the Week at Less Money Than We Have Yet Offered Since This Great Sale Began. 100 Boz. Hen Waists tf amous StoeEt o on Bale onday First Time A Fill Cam9 fassse) Cb) UJ Cnssssssa TWO GREAT LOTS OP BKAUTIFVL DRESSES For Monday and balance of week we will pick out several hundred of LADIES' and MISSES' DRESS. ES of the finest In silk, linen, while voile, white India linen, etc.; worth to S30.00; they will be grouped in TWO GREAT LOTS $2.98 and $4.98 Twenty-five down HOUSE ' DRESSES which were never on ale before, go Monday and balance of the week at 48c, 69c and 89c $1.48 Silk and MeasallM Petticoat from the Fanioua Mock at.... Linen Coats for ladiea and m!uw $1.93-$2.98-$3.98 A fresh anortnent of CHI1 DREN'S DRESSES will be brought down for Monday and balance of the week and placed on sale at -' 15c-35c-39c and up ' Thlldren'a White Presses from a to 14 years of age lieautifully trimmed with tare and embroidery 69c, 98c, $1.39and 1 2.50 TO 9U5.00 SERGE DRESSES, $3.08 For Monday and baanc of the week We place on sale ISO Beautiful Serge Dresses, in navy blue, tan, black, gray and white; mostly In perfect condition; worth to 938.00, at up 53.98 Ladies' and Misses' Goats and Suits at Almost Nothing, ' ill All the suits left la stock that have been damaged by water, go in three Iota Monday and balance of week 98c-S1.98-S2.98 An the highest priced Tailored Suits, that are In perfect condi tion, and are worth from $30.00 to $88.00, go Monday and balance of the week in four lota S6.95-S8.95-S9.95-S12.95 i AU the Ladies', Misses', and Juniors' Costs from The Famous stock win go Monday and balance of the week in four great lots '3.98 -'4.98 '6.95-'8.95 There are hundreds of them and they come In Linen, Pongee, Serges, Silks, etc in white,, tan, nary, black, grayaad mixtures. .,, What Will Prove to be the Greatest Sale Ever Held . Omaha on Waists Will Start Monday Morning at 8:30. in Thousands upon thousands of WAISTS of all the newest styles and newest materials, some low nerk and short sleeves, others high neck and long sleeTea; all dainty and beautiful: yon can buy five, six and. In some instances, ten WAISTS for the price of one. LOT 1 I,0T 2 LOT S LOT 4 . AU tbe Waists dam- WftistS Of til kinds Be&Utiful WaiatS Of Linen Waists, White aged by amoke and wa. AamturtA V)V watftT M Urnta and desrrip. Waists, Black Waists, ter. no matter what the OamaffW DyW&ier UoD , of tery daiirty andj.rettyJ former price, each WOIth tO $2.00 perfect- worth to 8 (M 15c v 25c 48c 79c "HHHaaiBMialBH mmmmmmmm IVnnVslnfsMsaWsanVnHstnKlsnfnVnW LOT 5 .LOT 6 '"' LOT 7 - LOT 8 SweU Ws in silk HiBh-.t grade ZrZtXfZ are perfect and some "d dainty mater Waists, worth to $T.SO; $10, silk and other high soiled, worth to $4 tal worth wo.00 ; aU tills season's styles rlsu materials 98c I 91-39 $1.59 $2-48-$198 " r.lillinery for Almost Nothing What is left of .THE FAMOl'8 stack . in Wo men's, Misses snd Children's HATS Is yours for a song. Ladies'. Misses' and Children's Bats and Sail. 9c Ladies'. Misses' ana inn a re n to nets ana Bau 39c Trimmed Hata, worth to l 98c Pattern HATH,-, worth to $ao $.48 $,98 AU French Hata, worth $30, Mon day sad balance , of the week, at, your, choice 02.? 2Z A LANDSLIDE OF DflBGfllJ8 MOtJBflV ItJ UEtl'S CL0TIIIIJ6 i AND FURNISHINGS. Men, Here is the Opportunity of a Lifetime! You Can Buy Your Clothes and Pay Anywhere Else In Omaha. The Tremendous Success of This Great Sale Is Due Entirely to the Sold so Cheap in Your Life. ' . Furnishings Here for at Least Half the Money You Should Unheard of Bargains We Are Giving. You Never Saw Goods $4.83 for a $8.00 Suit In this lot you will find nice, neat grays sad fsncy cas stmere suits all sues, 84 to 44 Monday and and balance of the week. I aad fsncy css $4.85 Men's and Boys' 50c Caps at 19c Men's Fine Silk Hose, 80c vat- Q nee, all colors . . . 1 J7 C f Men's Athletic Union Suits, Q $1.00 kind DaC Fancy Dress Shirts, with collars attach ed or detached, all sises aad 7Q ' colors, worth up to $1.50 J C Men's Work Shirts good, big QQ shirts aad full sizes; TOc kind. . OtC A big lot of fnlon Suits all kinds and colors 45c BOc Keckwa st'.' 19c $$.95 for a $18.50 Suit This lot corn prises a splendid assortment of fine high grade suits; you will be surprised; big line and handsome patterns, 'all nifty and new; Spring Suit for the man that wants a fine suit fta f A f" at a big saving Mon- V U Uk day and balance of the AQ Special SHOE VALUES for Monday and balance of the week $3.00 men's shoes or Oxfords, in black orU.J $3.00 Men's Shoes or Ox- d 1 Q r fords, In black or tan 1 tVD $3.00 Ladles' White Shoes, f f Q f" 14 to 10-button J 1 eOO $2.50 Ladies' Pumps or Ox- t 1 OP fords, black or tan. ....... 9 1 ea-O KO WEAR OIT KHOES FOR BOYS Guaranteed absolutely solid d OQ leather $2.00 value .. ... 10c Men's Handkerchiefs, ' at OC lue, gray and $7.85 $7.85 for $18.00 Salt These Suits are exceptionally fine values, and coma In fancy rasslmeres, blue, gray and fancy mixtures.' Ask to see them Monday and balance of tbe week BRINO THE BOYS HERE next week. Never before hare you had such an op portunity to buy your boy a suit at this price; 3MI0 of them to choose from; new snd up-to-date! worth $4.00 Monday aad balance of the week J Qfj Big assortment Boys Blue Serge, gray and fancy casslmrre aad fancy serges; all the newest styles nnd pstterns; Just the suit of nice wear; $5.00 values Monday and balance of the J5 ' Bring the boys aad see the Suits. ' Boys' Pants ...19 Men's Belts OSc kind J Q C $11.41 tor a 990.00 Suit You wlU be mora than surprised at these exception ally fine values. Tbss suits are all finely made, hand tailored and hand made buttonholes; soma nre silk lined, and come In all the new shades of tan, browns, blues and grays. . And. her, we absolutely guar antee them fast color. Moaday and balance of the week Our Pants Department Is growing big ger every day. We want to make next weak a big week la this department, so offer you these Inducements Monday and balance of the week. $4.00 high grade pants In fine wool worsted, fancy rassimere, lull peg or med ium 11,45 $2.48 $2.50 fancy mixture Pants, d 4 4 Q ' aU wool, all colors, all sises, $ 1 s 1 0 $1.00 work or dress Pants, Just tbe pants to wear back and forth 7Q from work flaC HE S. W. Corner 13th and Farnam Sto. ECHOES OF IB ANT&-R00U Many lodges Have Prepared to Ob serve Memorial Day. SIEMOSS TO BE EELIYESED Cnut Armr Pasts aa Relief Cam Will Hanr th Dead br Strew. ' lac rtowcra, as Will .! Other La4es. V. Grant Women's Reli.t Corps No. St will attead divine Memorial services in s body witn tbe Grand Army at tha RepaMie post today st tha First Con (rrcsticnai church, Kinteenth and Da en port street Tbe comrsd--s will meet at tbe tiall at It s. m. The Wemsrs Re lief corps will anembie at the church at W IS. 8errleea are to begin at 10. JS. As V. & Grant post Grand Army of tke Re public .ad Women'. Relief corp. are as sisted to decorate the comrade' (raves at Forest Lwa cemetery th's yr. the ritualistic cervices at the Soulier's circle there wiB be held at W o'clock on Me. sror?al da jr. Tbe seifU.es for the gravis of "Vr. knows" will follow the semees ef the post by tbe Women's Relief Corps. li. 8. Grant Womea s Relief cof p. with members of Gears Custer and Oeorc. Crook Women's Relief corps, win sstlst the Bpsnish-Anwricaa War vetersns In scatterlnc flowers en the water st Douf las street bridte in honor of the sailor dead it I f a Memorial day st the close of the exercises at the Auditorium. ladepeadeat Orwer at Bit Peltow. The Reoeksh lodge, of Omaha held a suecessful district met Una- at Odd Fallows' hall hut Thursday after noon snd evening. The business ses sion was held in tbe afternoon and was presided over by District President Petrlna Hansen At the e renins session Deamar Rebekah tods No. 142 Installed the officers; Ivy loose No. 11 conferred the decree work upon three candidates aad Ruth lodfe No- 1 put on sa "un known drill" which was the Die event of tha evenmav Grand Secretary Talbot was la st tendance and visitors from Iowa and Nebraska lodge, were present Corliss Hopper underwent an operation st the Methodist hospital tsst Wednesday. He is gainlnc strength rapidly. Beacon lodge No. 3S will have work next Taesdsy evening. Booth Omaha lode No. 1 wilt roe fee the third degree ttpca three candi dates tomorrow night Benson lodge No. 23 win pat on the third ergre work tomorrow algae All the Rebekah and subordinate toda-es of Omaha will take part la the Odd Fi ktws' Memorial services, which will as held at Odd Fellows' hall at p. m. Sun day. June M. The memorial service of ths order win be given and a sermon will be preached by Rev. M. O. McLaughlin, pastor of tbe Harford Memorial ehureh. AU off the subordinate lodges la Omaha, except one. will elect officers this week. At Its last meeting. Hesperian encamp ment No. t elected the following officer, for tha, term commencing July L C. H. Marcher, chief patrtaeh; W. S. Holraoa. senior warden. Peter Xetlses. high priest; Harry Howdall. Junior warden. Oreer at aeetMab Claae. Tha regular meeting at Clan Gordon No. (t. Order ef Scottish Clans, was held Tuesday evening In Continental building. On man was balloted tor and a good evening spent In song- The clan will hold a stenje this summer as asuai; probably sa August Arrangement, ars now being made. The elan will hoM a soda! aad dance Thursday evening In Myrtle hall. Fifteenth and Douglas streets, tofreahrneats will be served. Meaaerlal fee Circle. Members of Garfield circle. Ladles ef the Oread Army of the Republic, ar earnestly requested te attend memorial service, at, Harferd Memorial church. Nineteenth snd' Lothrop streets, this morning st MJs. Rev. M. a McLaughlin will deliver the address. a aser Ledae Memorial. Banner lodge No. 1L Fraternal Uaioa of America, will bold hs annual memorial services Thursday evening at ths Pax ton block ball, sixteenth and Farnam streets. All members sad friends of deceased mehers wilt please attend. (water Rank ef Kalsrht. Nebraska lodge No. L Knights of Pythias, will sonrer ths rank of knight Monday and tne degree team will have aa opportunity to show how much it has benefited by the competitive ea.rci.se during tha last few months. Crsek Past Memewtal. George Crook post and corps win meet at Twenty-fourth and Blnney streets at J thai mormlrg and march to Twenty fourth and Wirt. North , Presbyterian church, for service. Meesea Oarf Eatertala. Mecca court -No. It, Tribe f Ben Hut. will entertala member, sad friends Thursday evening at Bsrlght baa, N tas tes th and Farnam streets. There will be dancing and refreshments. ' Kalsate aad Ladle ef Security: Knights and Ladles of Security will give a card party at Bertgbt hall Wednes day evening. Sheriff Agrees to Accept Compromise The Board of County Commissioners has agreed to oom promise Sheriff Mcshane's Mil far feeding prisoners by paying S cents . a day for each prisoner fed by him. His anginal bin was for IS cents a day but the board refused te pay that much. Ths sheriff later cut the bin down to as cents, but ths board refused to pay eve that amount McSbans agreed than te sompromlss. which will amount t tl.SU. Semater Millard Take Aat Ride. After his protracted lllnes former Sea ator 1. H. Millard was out for the first time Friday. Ha eternalised Ma llbera- tlea from confinement te the bouse by taking a f If tees mile auto rid, and with continued improvement, expect, la be sbis te attend te business withta a week or two. SOmNBLADEBIUS MANY Kaa Claiming" to Be 80s ef Eerr maa the Great Diuppean. EE trSLOADS S5LD JZWELET Man Wbe la Sold t Have a Recard t-ete fat Md Graces at Base ness Men aad plays Hie I Trteka aa Them.' Carl Noumea, alias Carl Herman, alias Phoiemon, claiming to he a son of Herr aiaa the Great, for several weeks a sup posed business man la Omaha, has bee expelled from the Commercial club fol lowing hi.1 sudden disappearance about May 1 Sine that Urn severs! un pleasant things have been said snd heard about him. and now K all comes out that be hoodwinked the Omaha Ad dab and others The young man cams to Omaha some Urns la December and began making wax and other klads of fig-urea. It soon be came known that he was ths son of Herman the -Great a world renowned maodaa. He traveled m tha beat of so ciety sad' to cap the climax was saked to perform a few of his father's mys terious tricks before the Ad club's beef steak dinner last month, HI. stories and tricks savored of tha uaeultuna s k did not please the audience. Said Isles raker. An investigation waa started and It wai foand that Herman the Greet never had any children snd this man who waa mas querading about as a son was a faker. Last year he worked in Kaasss City making wax figures and Went under ths name of Pholemom. . While there as Pawned a supposed valuable diamond ring for IS. ' At Nonomia. ni.. he borrowed tM es S cluster of very good Imitation dlsmoada. which pin was supposed te have bee presented to Ms father by ths suites of Turkey. The cluster was left with tie Nakomla National bank. Thinking tha bank not a asts piece for. the pin tbe cashier took' it to 8t Louis to ba de posited, when It wsi first learned that the diamonds were fakes and were mounted aa cheap slated setting- It Is elhured that a few Omaha people were fleeced out of various sums of money. Lifeless lesaus f A SmMca Hn. n I I .n l i trouble la needles Electric Bitters is the guaranteed remedy. Onhr te- vee sal by Beaton Drug Co. .