THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1913.
SJe&irafca war. l. holz&an, Trens. I 3U80fcWia
JOHN A. SWANSON, Pres.
Besides Greater Value here's Style
Not Found in Any Other Clothes
MHmSInyfte Comparison
ONE BEST STORE
Everybody sees the truth
of the statement that
here's, Omaha's best Clothes
Store. There's just one
best store In every town.
There's bound to be ono
best In everything, every
where, artd, by the way,
the best is none too good
for our customers.
Completely remodeled and
reorganized, the New Ne
braska stands forth In bold
relief as Omaha's one best
apparel store.
5Tou will find it impossible to secure better quality, lower
prices or more liberal credit terms elsewhere. In justice to
yourself see what Hartman 's have to offer you before you de
cide to buy anything. Von t take chance.
Y
OU'LL see in our clothes what keen, earnest'men and young men
any 11117 nuvu Jiiisseu in) an omerB. come stores give only fabric values, while
others ffivo stylo minus aualitv. Here's where von rrnt. n norfWt.
WONDERFUL 7-PIECE DINING SET BARGAIN
combination and balance of values in eaoli and all the elements that
must go in tjie construction! of worth-while clothing. Buying fabrics
direct from the mills enables us to offer :,'&i.00. i;7.fn. nvnn fcmnn
greater intrinsic worth sec the phenomenal
values in fine hand' tailored clothes heToat
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Famous Fashion clothes, made by Rosenberg Bros. & Co., Rochester, N. Y.; Adler Bros &
Co., and Hickey-Freeman's celebrated Quality clothes; Kaufman's Campus Togs for young
men any many other most celebrated, makers of finest hand-tailored clothes represented here.
Largest showing in the west of the season's smartest styles in 2 and 3-button English, semi
English and high class conservative, models see these masterpieces of modern tailoring.
Colorfast Blue Serges
Never before so many serge suits being'
worn never before in Omaha such a
wonderful collection to choose from.
Get a Colorfast Serge Suit and know
what extreme, sorge suit value really
means; all the new models, flA &9A
all sizes, 32 to 50, at IV-Otl
Special Sizes Galore
Big men, short men, tall men, stouts,
extra size men here's the stock to fit
any man the range of styles arid
weaves to please all. Perfect fit guaran
teed. Special attention given "hard-to-
fit" men: wonderful suit
values
$l0-$35
Smart Norfolk Suits Wonderful Showing
You'll certainly, want a Norfolk suit they're "IT" we've 'the styles , that .are mak
ing" them popular. Fancy weaves, blue serges; Norfolk suits from Norfolk specialists
suits that are worth 50 per "cent more than our prides &1A C?fl
extraordinary values at ylU"$lDFf v
Men's Furnishing Goods Largest Showing of Best Styles
Limit of goo.d values at. every price. Visit our Greater Furnishings Goods Store Saturday.
SIX HANDSOME QUARTERED OAK DINING CHAIRS, strongly braced
and rc-lnforccd. upholstorod In high grado lmporial leather, beautifully
finished in golden. Dining tablo mado of genuine solid oak, flnlshod in
a rich, high gloss, largo top and can bo extended to nix feet. Tho feet of
both table and chairs are cerved in a neat claw design.
Podcstal is largo and massive Specially priced for
tomorrowa celling at ,
See HARTMAN'S Complete Home
Outfits
Iti these splendid horde outfits everything is roady for lmmedlato
housekeeping. Stoves, Rugs, Curtains, Pictures, Bedding, besides
all furniture needed. Nothing like them In Omaha at tho prlco.
2
3
4
Rooms Furnished,
$3.00 n Month.
Rooms Furnished,
$4.00 a Month.
Rooms Furnished,
f 5.00 a Month.
$50
$75
$99
Men Jst Shirts, oOcte.
tteckwear, "250 to $1.00"
Straw Hats,
Largest showing,
$1.00 to $5.00
Union Suits. . . .45c to.'$3.00
Night Robes. '. .50c W$1.50
JOHN A SWANSON.pris.
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CORRECT APPAREL
2-piece Underwear. . .25c to $1.50
Bathing Suits $1.50 to $2.'50
jjiiigir'
Women.
iMM.fr -i 1 1 w v r mr.m
FOR MEN AND
Belts at 25c to $1.50
Hosiery. , .15c to. 50c
Panama Hats,
Greatest values,
$3.50 to $7.50
FOUR PASSENGER f j T Wm I HMli ' 1 0x11 FEET VELVET
lawn-swings ml r HQ RUGS
Cts V fir "Credit. a np Mm ill JtT'i .
Well MatiA AO. Mh 1 ?at T'y'ffWf $i.BO CASH, $t A MONTH.
at . . . . V , . . . . . 0 W M SftttfflWmttf Wool Worsted, Aj4 Ar
) VlM uaIY iarfinc" a93
KOHLRABBI ISJERY CHEAP
Boasting Ears Beaching Omaha in
Large Quantities.
GRAPE 'FRUIT IS ABOUT GONE
i i 'i
All Veetitble Are Verr Chenp,
with tJie Jlonic Grown Straw
berries on the Market In.
Aunnclance,
JOHN A. SWANSON,
President
WM. L. HOLZMAN,
Treasurer.
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BOL1D OA1C ROCKER, built
along graceful linos, beauti
fully finUhed In gdlden. Haa
broad, bent; arms and jcaryed
panel DacK. a particular
nanaaome rocxer. c
Worth double the
rtlce -we aak tor
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STRICTLY SANITArtY nKmiQERATOn.
Made t .hardwood, thoroughly lined "with
apeclaliy treated mineral wopl Large.jiUe I
rnRnioer, paioni Drip cup.r a
Juntable anelvea and gunrant1
Ice isaVer, Priced apecial
for Saturday up from i
!ArKr.aUe Icq
$5.75
NEW 1913 MODEL GO-CART.
Strongly constructed with all
steel frame, with a threo-pleco
handle, adjustable back and
dash, covered with high grado
' leatherette. An unusually 'fine
value at m .f't
?riv: $.95
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Senate Eesolution to
Give Votes to Women
Favorably Reported
i
WASHINGTON. June lS.-8nator Aah
urst .lubmltted today the report of the
ivomjui suffrase ''coprnltteo tcommed.
ing MLcsage of the CSiunberUJn retjlu
tlon for a comtltutlpnal amendment 'ex
tending' auff rage to Vomen. r 4 1."
"lii this republic" aya he rportr "the
people constitute the government. They
are, Its creators and Iti maintenance;
'they are the government. That granting
of the elective franchise to women would
add to the atrength, efficiency. Juitlo
and falrneia of government vrs have not
the slightest doubt
"li li anomalous ana archalo In a free
repubUc, profenaedly made up of, con
trolled by and admlnlatered for all the
people, to deny to one-half of Ita oltUanV
the right of exercliing a valuable func
J. HELPIIAND GLOTHIHG 60
PPEN1NG SALE
j; Helphand Clothing Co., JH-1U
North HUleen Street open their newly
Ttnoaetea ana aouuio in ie ucau.
tlful dtore all locked up with new and
uD-tb-date Men's and Soya' CloUtlng.
Children's Cloth (njr.j big assortment. o.t
felt ana Bttfiw Mats. t;aps. vurnisnings,
WslsU and a line, line of Easy Walking
Shoes for Men, todies and Children.
Via, feargaia Offered will be loaa re
Saeabrd.
The sals wilt continue to give every
todyjaajMflWtUo'ty to attend. Souven
irs free.
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tlon ot cltlieuahtn. towlt, the elective
franchise, thus precluding that onrf-half
from the right and power to say what
law or polity shall be its rule ot conduct.
And this anomaly becomes odious and
abhorncnt when. we. reflect that the par
ticular half .of -cltlxenshlp thus excluded .
Is the incidental one-half from which
springs so much wisdom, courage, cheer,
ho(4 'and good counsel"
!The report seta forth that the things
to hovcpnildered in granting- equal fran--
ahlae are whether women a, a class will
"vote whenever full opportunity is ca
tered, ..attempt to comprehend the ques
tions upon which they vote; attempt to
learn something of the character and
fltneis of the person for whom they vote;
vote against dishonest persons for of
fice; oppose dishonest measures, refuse,
directly or indirectly to accept a bribe,
and refuse, directly or indirectly to give
a bribe; place country above party;
(ecognlse the result ot the election; as
lie will of the people and therefore as
Ue -law and continue ' to fight for a
righteous, although defeated, cause so
long as there Is a reasonable hops of
success."
"We submit," tne report conctudss,
"that the class ot voters sought to be
enfranchised by this resolution answer
each and every one ot these Inter
rogatories with distinguished credit to
Itself and that It fully, fairly ,nJ In good
faith measures up to these requirements.
We, therefore upon all grounds, conclude
that the resolution should be submitted
to tho states for their aHoptlo'n or rail
flcatlon."
Senator Ashurst said he would use
forceful energies to secure a vote on the
resolution at the special session, but that
he would not press It In such a way as
to arouse opposition or Interfere with
tariff legislation.
FOUR MORE INDICTMENTS IN
MEADE COUNTY BANK CASE
DEADWOOD, S. D., June lS.-(8pectnl
Telegram.) The grand Jury at. Bturgls
returned four more Indictments against
Henry E. Perkins of Bturgls, D. A. Mc
Pherson ot Dendwood and Frank Stewart
ot Buffalo Gap, charging them with ex
hibiting false reports ot the condition of,
the Meade county bank at Sturgla, and.
publishing the same in the newspapers.
The defense demurred to the Indictments
and moved to knock '.out tne grand Jury
on the ground ot Illegal drawing, but
Judge Rice overruled the demurrer. The
trial ot Henry E. Perkins, former state
senator, is now on and no Jurors have yet
been accepted.
"Roas'n'cars" are now for sale at tho
grocers. The first consignment ot sweet
com has been dcstrlbuted around the
Btores and aro Bold wholesale at 40 cents
a dozen. They are ot good quality, the
kind that grease the ears, but bring Joy
to tho palate.
Some other, good things, new on tho
local market, are California apricots at
CO cents a basket; home grown cherries
at threo boxes for a quarter, and goose
berries, also three for 25 cents. Home
grown strawberries are now 10 cents a
box.
Qrapo fruits and pineapples are about
gone. Drape fruit has -advanced 7 a
case In the last couple of weeks, now
priced at 111 a box. At the restaurants
they are IS cents for one-halt. Pine
apples have gone up 60 cents a case, and
Bell at 25 cents to 12H cents apiece.
Vegetables are .very cheap. Albert
lClng, manager ot Hayden Bros, grocery
department, says greater expense is
found by the householder In maintaining
a sArden than by buying his vegetables
from the stores, Radishes 'and onions are
selling six bunches- for a nickel; beets
are threo bunches for B cents; turnips
are four for 5; leaf lettuco is four for 5
head lettuco. two for 6; carrots, three for
6; kohlrabbl, four for B; asparagus, three
for 10 cents, and spinach. 5 cents a peck.
j Peas are cents a quart, and wax
beans are 7W cents a pound. Thi-ee sum
mer squashes are 10 cents. Cabbage Is
2ft cents a pound.
New potatoes have deollncd to 2V4 cents
a pound and old potatoes aro down to
a penny a pound.
Notes from Ynnkton..
YANKTON. S. D Juno U-Speclal.)-Henry
Van Horn, charged with .selling
liquor to Indians In this city, where the
Indians followed Van Horn when he was
driven from the reservation, haa been
sent to Bloux Fulls to await federal
trial.
U. S. Cotton, who It la charged has
been quite Industrious In breaking into
cars and stealing esgs by the case. Is
awaiting trial.
W. A. Walker, state agent ot th
United States Annuity company and
widely known over the state. Is critically
111 here with pneumonia.
Archie lluusevelt Graduates,
ANDOVBR. Mass., June ' ll-Phllllps
Andover academy had Its lXth com
mencement today, and as it happened
graduated Just 1S5, boys. Among the
guests was Colonel Theodora Roosevelt
whose son Archibald was one of those
who had earned a diploma. The colonel
was the principal speaker at the alumni
luncheon.
HYMENEAL
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nnrnrs-Mlchncl.
TABLE ROCK, Neb., June 13.-Speclal.)
Married at the residence of the bride's
mother, Mrs. Maud Mlcnael, In Kansas
City. Kan;, une 11, Otis II. Barnes ot
Table. Rock ioMlss Ruth-Michael. Mr.
Barnes was until, recently tho editor of
the Table Rock 'Argus, hut lately accepted
a position as secretary of the Commercial
olub ot Belle Fourche, S. D., at which
place they will make their future home.
Clnrtoii-3iiitth.
Miss Cllda V. Smith, daughter ot George
Smith, and Charles a. Clayton, both of
Emerson, la., were married by Rev.
Charles W. Savldge at his study, SSS
Brandels Theater building. Thursday
aternoon at 1 o'clock.
! DEATH RECORD
Dr. John lllnney.
MIDDLETOWN. Conn., Juno IX-Dr.
John Blnney, former dean ot Berkley
Divinity sohool, died early today at his
home here In his sxty-nlnth year.
I.octiBfa Numrroni ut Shrnnuiloah.
BUENANbOAH. la.. June U.Speclal.')
-Farmers are complaining that millions
of locusts, evidently the seventeen-year
visitors, have settled oh the bushes anil
trees on thes country. They do little
damage, but are tremendously annoying
during their stay, . say the farmers.
Though millions ot the locusts appear
on one farm the next day It may be
entirely free from the pests.
Special Sale Saturday of Getter Middy
and Balkan Blouses, $150 Values, at
.Realizing that Balkan and Middy BIoubgb' have swept every
thing before them as smart and comfortable rcQreatipfl .gar-.,
ments and for general wear, we "announce this timely sale for
Saturday at the height of the-season. : ..: .V.
95 c
Tho' quality of these, blouses
of the highest character, style,
material ana workmanship.
Other stores ask $1.50 for no
bettor blouses, special-for "r e r
Saturday at , tOC
Girls' Dress Sale
95c
Regular $1.50
and $2 values,
Saturday at. .
Saturday we will place on sale several hundred children's
dresses, every style a new one; new Bulgarian effects, Ejus
slan and French models, and countless others. Materials 'are
chambrays, percales, ginghams, trimmed with embroidery;
low neck Btylos with short sleeves. Positively S1.50 and
S2.G0 values, Saturday at 05 6.
JOHN A SWANSON. S J i. J. f'JiP JIJ J 77VPV3mm
wn.i wxxMAn.1
Ladles' Home Journal Patterns, June issue,
now ready It's PUKE.
'Good Dressing,"
Girls' Coats
Greatly- Reduced
All of our children's coats;
fine materials and styles,
sizes 3 to 14 years. All
coats formerly priced at
$5.00 to $12.75, reduced
for Saturday to
$3.90 and $5.00
RAILROAD MAN DEFIES
ALL THE OLD H00D00S
H. J. Keenant solloItlnK freight agent
for tho Northwestern, has gone to the
Pacific coast on his Vacation. Returning
he will stop at Spokane, where he will
be married. He and his bride will be In
Omaha about July 1.. Mr. Keenan has
defied all of the hoodoos. He left Omaha
Friday, Juno IS, and will be married
June 23.
Persistant Advertising is the
Big Returns.
Road to
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Wm, Morris, a resident ot Florence,
Oregon, says; "For the last fourteen
years my kidneys and bladder Incapaci
tated me for all work. About eight
months ago I began using Foley Kidney
Pills, and they have dona what other
medicines foiled to do, and now I am do
Ing and feeling fine, I heartily recp'mmena
Foley Kidney Pills." Foley Kidney PUls
do not contain habit forming drugs and
are tonlo in acting, quick In results. They
will help any case of kidney trouble not
beyond the reach of medicine. For sail by
alt dealers, everywhere. Advertisement.
Remember'
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1819 Farnam St
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Supplies, Repairs, Late model rentals. FreeHEmploy
ment Bureau for Stenographers. L. CSmii & Brosl
Typewriter Company, 1819 Farnam Street. '
The Persistent and Judicious "Dse pf Newspaper Advertising
is the Bpad to Business Success. s