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To Help the Hundreds of
Families who Suffered Loss
in Last Sunday's Storm
Hundreds of homes in Omaha will, for a time at least, have to practice
the strictest economy. Many are needing articles of Furniture today, but
through loss on account of the storm, must now make a little money go a
long way.
It is in a time like this that those who must practice economy should
learn hpw much lower prices are at Rubel's. You will be surprised to learn
how much more you can get for your money in this store o( low rent and
small operating expenses.
Special Easy Terms of Credit Now
We want to help all who have suffered by the disasterous storm and will
make special easy terms to those who feel the need of extra concessions.
For a time, therefore, we will alter our terms to suit the needs of all who
come. No matter if you mre temporarily short, come anyway.
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''Omaha' x Greatest Clothing Jlouae."
To all whole home were
injured In the cyclone
we 'will give a special dit
count on anything we tell.
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Establish
that new house
now pay
when you can.
Bed, with Springs & Mattress
Vou never Haw a groater Hetl Value
In your life. The bed Ih Just like
above Illustration, any size desired,
fitted wltf a fine spring and n
splendid mattress. A most remark
able value Special this week
i '!. Motion i ollnpslbln
ito-fatt. extra large and
comfortable, rubber
tired wheels complete,
with hood, a guaranteed
Oo-Cart. Spe
cial Sale
price. . .
$3.65
We will
move any
of our cuttomers
out of the itricken
district free of
cost.
$7.95
9x12 Brussels Rugs
We
will
PENINSULAR
STEEL RANGE
Body or heavy steel plate, rivet
ed together like a steam boiler:
six large holes, sectional top,
large square oven, duplex .grate
for coal or wood, patent balance
oven door, tea pot shelves, nigh
warming closet and other fea
tures; elegantly
nickel trimmed.
Hale price now......
store goods
for our
cust'mers
free of
cost.
SOLID OAK
EXTENSION
TABLE
We are closing out at one
half regular prices 25 Samplo
Extension Tables, u!l niatlo ot
solid oak, In Golden, Fumed or
Early English finish. An un
usual opportunity.
Two $1G.00 Exten- flQ fVA
slon Tables, now. . . . pO.UU
Soven $19.00 Exten- qQ rrv
slon Tables, now. . . . p;.OU
Six $25.00 Exten- Q!l O rf
sion Tables, now. . MJL.OU
Two $38.00 Exten- (TlQ rC
slon Tables, now. . Pl7.UU
Two $45.00 Exten- Cfi
slon Tables, now. . v.JU
Three $48 Exten
sion Tables, now,
Two $60.00 Exten- PO( ff
slon Tables, now..pOU.UU
One of our many Special Hug
Hargalns on sale tomorrow, a
9x12 Brussels Hug, various
patterns rrom wnicn
to select, handsome
colorings. Special
51Q75
DRESSER
$24.00
1513-1515
k Howard St.
$31.50
Rubers
The Beit Values in All Omaha
In either golden oak or mahog
any finish; four large drawers,
bevel mirror. Other dresser spe
cials t'ils sale at 313.70, $14.05.
and $34.75. I'rico of ft Z C
drosser here shown Hal
is only ....'..... ,1",ww
15 13-1515
Howard St.
There's a Feeling of Satisfaction When
You Are Clothed In Fashion
Whether it is on the "links" in a (one of our) Norfolk or
busy at your desk, you will always feel that you are dressed
as the style critics of both America and England have de
creed. It is this individuality of style that makes Kuppen
heimer, Schloss Bros., Stein-Bloch, Society Brand and
Sophomore the leaders in tailoring of ready-to-put-on clothes.
All the troubles of the tape measure can be cast aside
come in today and sec yourself, in the spring fashions, be
fore our big mirrors.
SUITS AND TOP COATS
$10, $15, $20, $25, up to $40.00
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Auto Coats
and
Siip-Ons.
$5.00
to $35
SOLICITING THOSE IN NEED (RELIEF IS MORE EFFICIENT
Committees Making House to House
Visit in Stricken Distriot.
MANY TENTS TO BE PITCHED
Four llnndrril Arrived T111I11.V 11 ml
Will He I'ut tfp In Relieve Hit'
ConucRt Ion In Mnny
Houses.
(Continued from Page One.)
Would rnther help n fanillv ofteher than
to give any one family so much at once
when others are In greater iioihI.
The purchasing department tit the Au
ditorium has been ordered to hold tip
on purchuses us the comtnlttco finds It
Is ovorpuppllcd with some artlrles of
foodstuffs.
The military has ordered more tents
from St. Ixmls whlrh will ho here soon
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WHITE SLAYERS ARE
WORKING NEFARIOUS
TRADE ON SUFFERERS
(Continued from Page One.)
ing with the white slaverB, the relief
workers hava met with "dupllcaters." A
woman giving her name a8 Mrs. Br.iitL'
went to several relief stations yesterday
and according to the reports gathered by
Y. I. Blllck In his rounds of the stations.
she secured five automobile loads of
goods. A list of more than a doxen of
these duplicators was taken to the .ta
tlons by Kllick and finally deolslon was
reached to call the managers for a hur
ried meeting at the Commercial club to
solve the several new problemB.
net Double Orders.
Names of dupllcaters were left at each
'of the stations with orders to arrest them
the moment they appeared. Managers
.were told' not to accept excuses when
they suspected an applicant of unneces
sary duplication, but to call police head
quarters and have them arrested. The
excuses and explanations can be made at
police headquarters, Elllck told the mana
gers. The managers, at their meeting at the
Commercial club, found the work at the
it lief stations well enough organised
now that each applicant can be required
to go to hts nearest relief station only.
Many have come to downtown Btations
and stations outside their districts and
received aid during the last few days,
but this, the managers decided, must
stop. The machinery of the various sta
tions, they say, has been oiled and Is
running well enough now that each sta
tion can supply Its own district without
the necessity of applicants going to other
stations for help.
More Snpplle Affiled,
F. I. Kllick makes the rounds of the
stations continually during the day and
reports to each station the situation else
where. The managers ot the stations are
reporting to him their shortage which ho
Is getting as each one reports of the
oversupplies. In this way he V; able to
keep balanced the supply and demand at
each station.
The police and detective department of
the city was notified of the presence In
the city of white slavers, who, the reports
have come to the committee, have ar
rived In no small numbers In Omaha
since the tornado.
Girls are reporting to the women ot the
relief stations that men who "appear to
be business men" and women who "look
like society women" are offering them
homes and "boarding houses," and some,
the girls say, are requesting that they
"leave Omaha for awhile and go to
Chicago, where they will 1 taken care
of."
"The situation," says Kllick, "Is stag
gering, mixing as It does, with the sin
cere efforts, of honest man und women
to relieve the unfortunate."
families
relief station
Letters of Sympathy
Continue to Pour In
Letters of sympathy and Inquiry con
tinue to pour In on every one in Omaha
from peolpe solicitous about the tornado
damage. Among others that have come
to The Bee, are the following:
NEW YORK CITY-To Victor and C.
C. Rosewator: The whole country Is dis
tressed at the news from Omaha. I sym
pathize deeply with the citizens ot Omaha
and tho surrounding territory In this af
fliction. My heart Is with you.
LOIMS WII.EV.
The New York Times.
Fel Shaky, Biliou, Headachy,
or Constipated? Take Cascarets
Sick headaches! Always trace them to
lazy liver, decayed, fermenting food in
the bowels or a sick stomach. Poison
ous, constipated matter, gases and bile
generated In the bowels, instead of be
ing carried out of the system. Is reab
sorbed Into the blood. When this
poison reaches the delicate brain tissue
It causes congestion and that dull, Blck
ening headache.
Cascarets remove the cause by stimu
lating the liver, making the bile and
constipation poison move on and out of
the bowels. The effect Is almost In
stantaneous. Ladles whose aensatlve
organisms' are especially prone to sick
headaches, need not suffer, for they can
be quickly cured by Cascarets. One
taken tonight will straighten you out
by morning a 10-cent box will keep
your head clear, stomach sweet, liver
and bowels regular and n.uke you feel
bright and cheerful for months. Chil
dren need Cascarets, too they love
them because they , taste good and
never gripe or sicken,
A II ATLIAPITI
CENT BOXES -ANY DRUG STORE
ALSO 23 & 50 CENT BOXES
CHICAGO-To Victor ltosewater. It
was certainly a very deplorable loss to
umana. and l regret to read of tho same.
1 am buying The liee every day, so I
am prettv well advised as to the con
dition: as much as I possibly could be
witnout being on the ground.
C. K LLKWKLLYN.
NEW YORK-To Victor Hosewator
win vou please express . tnrough your
prper to me people ot umana my sincere
sympathy In the great misfortune which
has berallen your city. I lived many
years In Omaha and have many friends
among Its residents, and It Is a great
shock to learn of this awful catastrophe,
but a consolation to know that It Is not
as bad as at first reported. Tin? great
loss of human life will never bo forgotten.
but owing to the Indomitable spirit of
aggressiveness ana acnievetnent wnicn
characterizes Omaha, it will not tako It
long to eradicate the destruction and
financial loss It has sustained. I voice
the feeling and sentiment of many New
York people who have made Omaha their
home In the past. My telephone has been
kept busy with Inquiries aB to the latest
news from your stricken city, showing
wnat a ncurtreit interest, exists In JSew
York for the people of Omaha, we all
sympathize with you and are anxious to
do all we can In our power to help. Jf
we can he of help at this end of toe line
please command us.
KDWARD WALLACE LEE.
OPTICIAN WILL REPAIR
SPECTACLES OF DESTITUTE
II. p. Wurm, optician, at 413-446 Bran
dels building, Uaa offered relief to the
sufferers In tho form of repairs to spec
tacles. He says he will repair spectacles
or even give them away to persons who
suffered In tho storm and are destitute.
Mr. Wurm, who lives at Mil Icust
street, was In the path of the death
cloud and barely escaped with hit life.
lie Is so thankful for his deliverance
from tho hands of death that he Is will
lug to help all he can for tho remainder
of this week and all of next.
"Their heart Is bigger than '.hoir
means," said P. I. Kllick, member of tho
general relief committee, after making
the rounds of the storhi territory yester
day. "People are housing unfortunates nnd
allowing them to eat them out ot house
it ml home. It is surprising also how
fast tho work of repairing the partlall
dnmugtd houses Is going on. One hardly
knows where tho carpenters urn coming
from. Day by day mnro und more of the
damaged houses are being put into shape
so that they can ho Inhabited."
In the colored district south of Lake
street and west of Twenty-fourth street
tho situation Is still bad, as thero very
few homes were left In such shnpe us
to admit repair.
'I'enlM for lloinelesn.
Pour hundred regulation army tents .11
rlxed Priday and will be dispensed to tho
vnrlous relief station from the quarter
master depot of supplies at Twenty-second
and Hickory streets by Captain Btrlt
zlnger, V. S. A. The tentsnre mado .'or
two, but the army In tlmo ot a pinch
manages to house four men comfortably
in ono'of these tents. It Is likely Mini
two or moro of these tonts will In ome
cases have to be Issued to a single fam
ily, but It is expecteu inai iiy hikhi
trlcken district will be uoiuu wmi
nnd nresent the appearance of a wh'te
city. This will at once relieve the 01 -
gestlon In some of the nomes w,..-.- ...
unfortunates have been enred for.
Jewluli Ilellef quartern.
For the relief of the Jewish
1.. ti, Q atricken district, a
i,. h.Bn onenod nt 1601 Norm iwunu-)
fourth street, under "the direction of H.
navltz. llecause of tho fact that many of
the Jewish families have not a good
speaking knowledge of the English lan-
), Tnwlsh neoule have thought
It best to tako care of these unfortunates
with the aid of those wno can cu.n........
cate easily with them.
Many sensitive Jewish peopio imc-
. . .. 1. ....I.lnurn mill
shown a reluctance ui u un.-,,
these will be brought out and provided
fur In every way. Clouting, ueiiu.im.
fuel, groceries, house rent, repairs on
houses, and In fact, everyimng i -
furnished. A largo corps or assistants
working with Mr. Itavlta ana person.
Investigations are being maue 01 u.d
needy.
Institute Will Help Oul.
The Albright Institute ft Social Service
Twontv-fifth and M Btreots. South
Omaha, will take care of all cases ro-
. .. . . ...-1. 1 .1 nr unrmlloil I
Lnortea to mem. a imtn " -. ,
I' . .-. n,,t from this Bta- 1
ami iiruvioiui". ,
Hon to the Auditorium and another will ,
follow this afternoon. Anyone needing
assistance and In this section can get aid
by applying to phone, South 362.
Auto- for Ilellef Stations.
Two automobiles to bo used for Investi
gation and relief have been placed at
each relief station. These aro under tho
supervision of Mrs. W. A. Hedlck and
are being used for emergency calls and
relief.
ClothliiK to Auditorium.
Clothing will not be accepted at the r.
lief Btations. All clothing must be sent (
to the Auuiionum. 11 you iwi
clothing, and have donations of this
character, call the Auditorium. Douglas
1338, and a wagon will be sent for It.
Muklnir Cunvn.
At the Trinity Cathedral relief station
on North Twenty-fourth, three autos were
put In service and each one had three
persons In It to make a house to houso
visit in that neighborhood and ascer
tain the needs of the more timid stricken,
who have not yet applied for help.
to houso somo ot tho people who hnvu
not yot been located In quarters that
they can keep for some weeks.
COUNTY HOSPITAL REPORTS
STORM PATIENTS IMPROVING
Out of tlio fifty-five injured Hint wcio
tnken care of at tho county hospital
Sunday night thTo aro fifteen still at
tho Institution nnd theso aro reported
nn rapidly Improving.
Anna llargiiitlue, Party-second and
(Jrand, who was Injured In tho street nr
accident at Twenty-fourth and Emmet
during tho storm, is nt tho Institution
suffering from major Injuries, but Is re
ported as bring convalescent.
Tho nurses at tho hospital worked
vnllantlv all night Sunday nnd It was ix
spectacle in watch tho wounded having
medical attention ndmlnlstered. Thero
wero too many waiting to stop for anes
thetics and as their bleeding cuts wero
sown up thoy would grit their teeth and
tuko tho accompanying pain bravely.
T'cislitont Advertising Is tho Rond to
nig Iteturns.
Relief Station No, 4 at Thirty-Third and Cuming
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Men Are You Going to Buy a Spring Suit?
REDICK AND HALL ON
THE RELIEF COMMISSION
LINCOLN, March 'A. (Special TeU
gram.) Judge W. I. Itedtck of Omaha
has been appointed a member of the re
lief commission by Governor Morehead in
place of Mayor Skinner of Ralston. V U
Hall of Lincoln takes the place of O W
Potts on the commission.
The Persistent and Judicious Use of
Newspaper Advertising is the Road to
Business Success.
Look in our windows and see the great
est display of all-wool guaranteed cloth
ing in your city. You will find one
hundred other styles inside all fresh,
new goods, shipped each week from
our New York factory one block from
Broadway, where styles originate.
We aro the ONLY concern in your city
that makes its clothing in its own fac
tory and sells it in its own stores.
That's why we can save you $5 to $8.
There is no middleman and his profit
figured onto the price of
the suit, which is at our
store always
All wool trousers mado
from factory remnants,
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BicHamitton S leygyCo
ClcrftMilTam1actwwS1:ores in Principal Cities
Henry Thomas, Manager. 1615 Farnam Street.