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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 15, 1913)
THE BKB: OMAHA, SA'ITKDAY, MAM It lo, 9 CHOCOLATES, JJk 25c If YTR A Assorted chocolate JuAJLlVxl creams, r? Carnations, 2c "The Heart of the Hills" By JOHW JfOX, J. Mrt FOX, author of "The Trail of the Lone some Pine." hM nut forth his best effort In I FRBSH carnations, nowly cut, long Btcm, nssort- ty ed colors, Saturday, each C 35c raluo, special, a Af C pound box at. -" mat iibw tvnrlr nf fir TV T this treat new work of fic Hpearnunt rum. "VtoysJ" threo All kinds pure, and wholosom Roses, fresh cut, long atom, Saturday, dozen tion. Head It. In the book sec tion Saturday, at . . . . . 49c packages far 5olr.,IOo By mall, 13o extra for postaffa THE BEST STORE FOR YOU ALL THE TIME Our Millinery Opening Has Been a Grand Success and Continues Saturday The Pleasing Display of Rich and Tasty Millinery Has Held Hundreds Spellboun Fruit ana Vegetable Specials rrOMATl)EH, frosh. ripe, hand pkked r " I solid hud luscious, Saturday, n full IIP x basket for ...... . ItANANAS, largo and ultAPU FIUtT. fresh h30!.... I00 Jfflfi, . 2 for 18c ,locn . I 00 ,,ui'h for ou So ninny wore the favorable remarks from the hundreds of women who visited our millinery section Thursday and Friday, and, although thoy were deserving, wo feel flattered, because it shows our efforts to pleaso so many discriminating tastes surpassed, our wildest hopes. AVe want you to eome tomorrow, the third day of the opening, and see for yourself what, hundreds of other women have seen and treat yourself to the most delightful spring millinery show ever held in Omaha. When you come here tomorrow, prepare yourself to look upon the season's masterpieces of London and Tans designers, fro pare yourself to behold a sea of bewildering and lively colors, that bedeck .i .i i n t 1 ii 1 i V rt i i - - - tlie pretty trimmings 01 riooons, aigrettes, pnniaise, osiricn, goura aim uie prolusion 01 u unity flowers, so real in fragrance and appearance that thoy vie with nature's product. Tho variety of shapes and colors will cnuse your heart to leap with glee; the prices of the hats aro from $5.00 to $75 A Challenge Sale Saturday of Trimmed Hats at Staggering Prices Embracing stylish spring hats, ostrich trimmed, flower trimmed, ribbon trimmed, tailored and walking hats. Nolo the following: Trimmed Hats at (( Trimmed Hats at $7 A Trimmed Hats at 1A Aft Values at $7.50 to $10.00 IJJUW Values at $10.00 to $12.50 V'vV Values at $15.00 to $18.50 tpJ.yW i1 A Remarkable Sale Saturday of Spring SUITS The Sample Stock of Two Prominent Makers at $15.00 and $25.00 Two Beautiful Sample Gigantic Sale of DRESSES ZZZZ m TTZTm ii - -a."! t "S 99 -They're "Made in Nebraska W E wore fortunate in securing a great number of house and street dresses made by tho Mary Jane Company, Lincoln, Nebraska. This concern had a large number of the gar ments on hand and offered us a most en ticing discount to move the stock. We bought them and Saturday we arc. able to offer them to you at a most surprising figure. $2.08 House Dresses', f?1.40. Beautiful dresses of lawn, .gingham and cam- brlc, made with high neck and Jfr m 3k (t neck, and Jk"W &M I long sleeves, or low .short -sleeves. They sell the' world )Over at. $2.98, butBaturday you get your', choice tor. . . . Muslin Underwear Baotlon Second Floor. Qib Dresses, $3.08 "Mary Jane" house auu street' dresses made from finest French ginghams, finest cam-. brics, nurses- stripes, voiles, lawnB, lingerie, Bell tho worm over for $7.98 to $10, Satur day, choice , mngf 3 $7.08 Drosses, $2.08 OharmIng dresses of pure linen zephyrs, voiles, Scotch ging hams and madras, made by "Mary Jane" company to sell at $7.98, your nnQ choice of d'Jnfl tho lot wu Saturday Cm Free Concert Saturday 'Music Department B will hold a delightful Basement TIT W nnnwri -in our larse muB(c department on Saturday, from 2 to 5 p. m. YOU ARB INVITED Latest Popular Songs "Whistle." Till the Bands of the Desert 10 G Georgia y, uooay, nnnd." "In My liar- nrnnr Cold." Land," "Oood em," "Down Cupld'fl T ... 'Tin a. Good Old Time Straw IUde. Tlm.hr Musical OA DtirirlfV I1IV uu i au urn mm j Suaoo 'or CHOICE IRISH HITS talrithSaUl , III tttk Uiita Ita Irlth tttlmt tut 23c ChavKey Bicttt Favrites ,T itteo'Draanui Mor Waohrea When IrWi Eye Are SmWna , Sheet Music Department From Shaff and Manddl. 32 W. 18th St. New York City, and S.'Berman26 W. 17th St. New York City TF you planned on having a new suit for Easter, her a is your goiuen opponuiniy to get a siyiisii, uievuriy name huh iu u iji u-f unit unbelievably low, quality considered. Our buyer was most fortunate in getting this great line from tho Now York makers. They are samples, that's why wo bought them bo reasonably and we're going to offer them to you at a corres ponding reduction, very garment iB of first quality (none are dofo6tiy,e) and embody tlie seas6n's truest fashion fea r;pii:ffrfniltb'(JnneSiit!6ailS? ! K v r- .,, fc Materials and Colors They are exquisitely tailored in smart cutaway Bulgarian and itueisiau blouso effects, made of fine serges, eponge, ratine, bedford cordtf and poplins. The colors are the most favored- - - -.plain white, navy,- tan light gray, dolf Edison, taupe, tan stripe, bladk and whito shephoi;d stripes also plain blnok. Take your choice Sat urday of the following: e is Suits made to sell everywhere at $25 and $27.50 at 15 Suits made to sell: everywhere at $40 and $45.00, at- C0ATS tod DRESSES Saturday , ho Basement Originally $19.50 to $2S for $2.96 SATURDAY wo will inaugurate in the basement bargain section what wo bo liovo 'to bo the most extraordinary coat and dress salo over hold in Omaha for a long time. It's a surplus stock of winter garments, but this should not hln'dor you? your, best judgment will suroly cauBo you to" como Saturday and sharo In this great offer. The values nro so groat and tho prlco bo ridiculously low, every thoughtful woman should bo hero Saturday bright and early. Tho contn nro niaOo of beautiful broadcloth mid mixtures; the drewscs ofprotty wllra;aluc4rango from $Ui.BO toltilSrHat,, in tho lmnenient, choice, -rf Easter Kid GLOVE News $3.60 and $4.26 Gloves $2.49 Women's long opera gloves, 1GVB-L., of fine Rlnco kid; colors white, bluck, jjf ita. ift tan, pinK, ugni Diue, etc., f.bu 47 and 14.25 values, Saturday, pair -Woman' Qloves, 9So Woman's 1-claan kid cloves, nlana inwn, Purls point embrold- AO ered hacks, In wlilta only, lfiP n 11.50 value, pair 7U Trtn&h Kid Blovts. ' Importeil KYunch bid and lambskin gloves In all strlsn arid g-4 A A colors for aprlnjr wear. A B UI3 Haturds-y pr. at W.M and ... ' 4 L. , nriHn Brothers Your Home Rt.nrn t i FIFTY-ONE RILLED BY STORM Tornadow Sweep Over Parts of Five Southern States. GBEATEST DAEIAGE IN OE0EGIA Tnentr Killed In Northwestern Prt ot'.tbe Htntc Klvr Dend Near Atlnntit nnd Six In Northern Alabama. ATLANTA, da., March U.-Wldeprad storms of oyclonlo Intensity swept over the middle West and the south during the last twenty-four hours, cut their way eltles of five state, kill lfUflt U ' snuffed , out scores of lives, nude nun-l dreds homeless and destroyed pruporu valued hlffh in the millions. At 1oon today fifty-one persons were reported killed and the death list was growlnc Other sections of the country from the Great lakes to the Gulf and the eastern seaboard to the Rockies were swept iy gales, rain and snow. The storm took Its heaviest toll of life in Alabama, Tennessee and northwestern Georgia. From Nashville and -Memphis w.nM- nf tornadoes half a mile aii.u ibyuf." - -M HweeDlnir through five counties, tumbling over scqrea of houses, brushing . a , ond kllllne twenty persons. Rome, Ga.. told a similar story of the storm In northwestern ueorgia nunnt n night, placing the dead at eighteen. A cyclone one hundred yards wide plowed through DeKalb county, Gorgls. Just east of this city, cut It off from the world and killed five persons. Two per sons were killed In Columbus. Ga.i six In northern Alabama. From tho stormswept areas come mea- ,rt .nf devastation. Indicating that the property los will exceed by far tho earlier estimates, aiany " . tr tmm the world, and In tec- Hons of four states thousands i t tel phone and telegraph wires ure pr strstei. FIT Killed In Tennessee. MEMPHIS. Tenn . March H.-Ltest reports received here today from th stormswept sections of Madison nnd Hen 4100. counUea do not add w the IUt of dead. Five were killed and over iw people arc homeless. At Lexington nearly 100 houses were practically demolished. , Telegraphic and telephonic communica tlon is still cut between Jackion and Lexington. It Is not believed mat any further casualties occurred. The small towns of Camden, Timber Lake, Huron, Life and Shsron suttcred property loss. IOWA ADVISER OF MADEflQ IS PROBABLY MURDERED IDA GltOVE, la., March U.-(Speclal.)-riAnn Fuller, who was a prominent and wealthy attorney In tho city of Mexico and was the chief adviser of Madero, the assassinated president, was a rcsiueni of Ida Grove for a numoer oi yearo I I I.. .t. Inn nfflPA nf 1VU1 was empioyeu in w w.-. . B. Johnston. Mr. Johnston received some cards from Fuller a few weeks ago dated at Paris and London, and at that time uii lm wits abroad securing fi nancial assistance for the Mexican government. Fuller disappeared shortly after Madero wss wiieu thinks he met the same fate as did his chief. FARMER KICKED TO DEATH BY A COW ncMiAn rtAPlDS. March 14. A. W. Wllant. a retired farmer near here- tied the tall of a cow to a stall before milk ing her. The animal kicked him In tho .... rnishlnir his skull. His lifeless body was found by neighbors early today. 4. Cold, La Orlppe, Then Pneumonia. ' Is too often ths fatal sequence. La Grippe coughs hang on. weaken the sys tem, and lower the vital resistance. R. O. Collins. Postmaster, Barnegal, N. J., says: "I was troubled with a severo L- Grippe cough and was completely ex hausted after each fit of violent coughliur. Before I had taken one half of a bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, the coughing spells had entirely ceased. ! wish to say It can't be beat. All others are Imitations. For sale by sil tlra everywhere.-Advertisement SERBS MASSACRE ALBANIANS Tare Hundred Peasants of Liuma Shot Without Trial. ALL OF THEM WERE UNARMED SrrTlan Column Ooenpled Vlllnse and After Killing Thrre-Fonrthi of the Inhabitants Car ried Ilcst Arrnr. FItANKFORT-ON - THE - MAIN, Ger many, March 14. Three hundred Albanian inhabitants of Lluma In the Turkish province of Kossovo, were shot and killed without trial by Servian troops yesterday, according' to a dispatch from Urkup to the Frankfort Gazette. "The Inhabitants of the district totalled 400," tho dispatch says. "They were unarmed peasants and did not fol low tho example of the rest of the Alban ians In fleeing to the mountains. "All were captured by a column of Servian troops, who after shooting 300 of them, brought the surviving 100 prisoners to Prlsrend, the capital of the province." tfifi ' mm V' few 1 ifs A DniiKFrons Wound Is rendered antlseptlo by nucklen's Ar nica Salve, the healing wonder for sores, burns, piles, eczema and salt rlicum. S5o. For sale by Beaton Drug Co. Advertisement. W Marcli 4 & 18, April 1 & 15 Frwa FrM CUuf. SULmIi SL AsrutlM.FU. Ft. Ucisrdsl.. " CskMTiH " Fert Hysrs " Fiklka. " West Pain Bck." KkifanMt " DeUsi.-r Fla. Bay Btiastts Ala. PaauBa City, ...Fla. flaw Or!.-. La. Vb&iU Ala, $35.15 44.16. 35.85 38.50 36.60 35.40 42.60 86.50 36.60 80.10 33.76 83.00 30.10 $28.60 37.60 29.20 31.45 31.46 28.75 36.26 31.45 31.45 20.65 25.40 23.76 20.66 Oictt SLUsb Hiluara 11. $33.66 $26.60 Suhrd " TUuitUU " MUml OrUad Tastsa.-- Paaucsla D Fnalak 5jr Maricsu..-.. Bfl.il HUi Catfpwt " GreeaTuI ...-AU EvtrirMa.. . " 36.60 31.45 36.55 31.90 44.00 38.26 36.60 36.60 30.10 31.75 81.76 31.25 31.25 28.76 20.40 29.85 20.65 31.46 31.45 20,85 24.25 24.25 22.00 22.00 FrtaertiaaaUlr Uw Rtu ts Huy Otier Faint la Alabama, Fkria, Georgia, Tcanetue and Misiiuippi 25 Day Batsni Lfaait Llbtrtl Stp Orsr rrtriUf EVERY SATURDAY IS A BUSY DAY AT THE REXALL DRUG STORES Painting Time is Here Shorwln-WllllamB Paints hnvo no equal. A apcclal paint for each purpose. Call for color card, Mi pint Family Paint Irtc 1-gal. can Outside Paint. . . .$2.00 1 pint good Varnish .:inc 1 quart Inside Floor Paint... 0l)c 1 qut. Mar-Not Floor Varnish 85c Rubber Goods Good Bulb Kyringe, xpeclal at . . .39o Household Itubber Qloves, sale prlro at ,, 39o S-qt Fountain Hyrlnge, price .. !9o 3-qt. Fountain riyrlugo, prlco . . 69o Nipples, the bast kind, prlco Bo Atomizers aco to Si.as Itubber Ice Barfs .... 3So to $1.35 S-quart Water Bags , -49o BARK'S 60o SATURDAY I GANDY FOR ONLY 29c g Rexall Preparations A few of tho 100 different pre parations. Rexall Harmony Skin Food . .flOc Rexall Cold Cream trie, liflc, 40c Roxall Toilet Cream iJlc Rexall Cream of Almond . . . ,'Jfic Rexall Shaving Lotion . .USc, Wc Roxall Cod Liver Ootl Kmulslon 78 o Itexall Cold Tablets 19o liexall Com p. Cathartic Pills ....19o Ilexull Catarrh Jelly 33o noxall Catarrh Tablets 40o Itexall Cellar I'lakeH 13o Itexall Celery and Iron Tonic . .73o Itexall Charcoal Tablets 19o Hoxall Cherry Juice Cough Syrup, Toilet Gfjods 60c I'ebeco Tootli Pas'o for 33o GOo I'ompclun Masuago Cream 39o Vv'USv '"' uraliaiu Ulive itidSESi- Cream Bpkp . . -o COr Hindu Honey an 1 Almond Cream , . . 3So Fairbanks' Fairy Soap for 34o tte Sanltol Tooth Paste 13o 10c Williams' Shaving Soap ... 3c 25c Packer's Tar Houp , 14e 11.00 Vloletta Loulsetto Powder S9c 2Eo Victor's Tooth Powder ... 13s 1P0MPEIAI , MASSAGE. CREAM Tooth Paste TRAINED LADY SALES PEOPLE 2Rc nerset Dental Cream ... e nexall Tooth Pasto o 2Ko Sanltol Tooth Paste o Colgate's Tooth Paste. JOo and JOo 2Bo Banltol Tooth Powder o !8c Victor's Tooth Powder 13 I FAIRBANKS FAIRY SOAP I ONLY Zho PER CAKE Sherman & McConnell Drug Co. paoPBrcToas or the roua okara ksxaxx, btoees. , Bhrwan fe MoOonnsll Drug Co., Cornor 16th and Dodgo. Owl Drnr Co., Corner IBtU and Barasy. loyal Pharmacy, Hotel Soya! Block. Tha Harvard Pharmacy, Corner 34th and rarnam. mm R. C WALLU, D. F. A., St. LmU P. W. M0HR0K, N. W. F. A., Okajo I Laktila A Natkvula R. K : Concenirate your advertising in The Bee. There is a 'Bee in almost every home.