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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1913)
rHE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JULY 6, 1913. 7-A Merits Swell New Furnishings fife Bargain Counter Prices Monk Shlrta in colored and white Madratf, regularly (hi r $1.56, now pi lO Men's extra quality Madraa and Harvard Twill Shirts, regularly ?2.00, reduced H on? to $1.35 Russian Cord Madras, also 811k 8hlrta, that are our regular $2.50 values, roduced j f3. 00 values reduced W to ... j 1 $4 WlO Men's Mentor Union Suits In fine lisle, salmon or blue colors, regu lar valu.es up to i Kfl 12.50, now. ........ J. OU Men's $1, Nainsook Union 7C Suits, reduced to (DC Boys' and Men's Washable Four ln-Hand Tics, 26c IP quality", now IOC a for 23c. 35c quality,,... 9K now ....... i. ....... huL Bbys' Coylon ClfcUnShlrU, with Collars ftUachbd, rCgUlarly fTE f 1.0b, now ...,.,,OC 8T01U5 CIOSES AT 5 P, M. SATURDAYS AT O I M. Boys' Collar Band Blouses, In tine percales and madrss, $1 cn. y&lUes, now..... OlfC Boys' Khaki Colored Blouses, regular 50o Values, 'I . row ...... t.. ........ 450C Big Sale of Straw Hats Our famous waterproof. Straws, together with our Panamas and Bangkoks. $3 HATS REDUCED jj gQ $2.60 and $3 HATS &Q ff REDUCED TO. ... . PeUlF Panama and Bangkok hats: iS GRADES RE- d rt DUCED TO... P3.0U $G ORADB RE- PA DUCED TO pJt.OU 17,60 ORADE RE- tfjr rvfk DUCED TO jpO.UU ilb GRADE RE- rf DUCED TO .... ipOtOU of desirable wearables for Men, Women, Boys, Girls and Little Children Extending our price reducing campaign to cover evory department in the house, and some most extraordinary bargains, when you consider tho qualities and the ultra fashionableness of tho garments, await you. There is no manipulation of prico marks, no desire to have you heUovo you ivp. getting more than wo really aro giving, no substitution of inforior merchandise for our qualities, but a straightforward statement of facts which can be relied upon. No Lay-bysNo ExchangesNo Refund The object of all price shattering is to convert s No Approvals stodks into readjp rnoney Men's and Young Men's Spring Suits---New. Models, ' including Norfolks in both . Fancy Fabrics and Blue Serges - Reduced as Follows": $15.00 Suits reduced to $A.50 4. HO v Suit Bargain - Yfifhaye bunched in brio ' big4 ldt every double breasted jacket suit in the house grays, tanB- and navy blue Borgeg, 7 to 16 years, that sold up ' to .$6.30, all re- ffft AC duced to Washable - $18 and $20 Suits J$l 'TSO reduced? to,. . . . Mm Jm lfW 22-$25Silte$1 A.50 18 reduced 'to . . k. i it,- $25 ana :$3(fSuits $' reduced to ...... 3250 & $35 Suits reduced to , ; . . 50 23 98c For Little .. Fellows Boys' Eussiahs, sailors, niiddy and low neck short sleeve styles reduced as , follows; $1,25 and $1.50 , suits reduced to. '. $1;75 suits re- tl duced to ,..,Wffll 2 and j&25 Jfl J 5 suits reduced to, ..aaV $2.50 and $3 $J QP suits reduced to . . v 1 v w $3.75 suits re- J1 QC duced to vCW x ,50 Suits re- . P ''duced to QO69 ;BoyS; Norfolk .Suits Sizes 6 ,tb 17 years Mixtures and - ' ' '". ' ' Blue Serge $5.00 and $6-00 suits fcq rtr reduced ,to , . ,vv(v $7:50 arid $8T5dVuits fee reduced to $did $10.00 suits reduced to $12.50 suits reduced ; to,...,...; $6.75 8.7 Summer Footwear has suffered a deep price cut All the newest of 1013 styles, and only the styles that fashionublo women favor Minute descriptions Impossible, but It Is doubtful If, you could find an objectionable featuro In any of our .Spring Stock. It's the Shoo Sale of .the Season. Group No. 1 for Womca 4.00 to $6.00 values, o r reduced to... pD40 Group No. a for Women 96.00 Enellsh Walking o rr- Oxfords for f5ZD Group No. 3 for Woftien ?3. B0 to $5.00 Oxfords i for i , ... pX70 Group No. 4 for Misses and Girls $3.25 to $3.76 values, tfr Ar sizes 11 & to 3, for pjfi-D Group No. B for Children . $2.60 to $3.26 values, rr sites 8 to 11, for.... pla7a Group No. O for Boy; $3.00 to $3.76 values, ig Sizes 2- to 6. for d)6t4d Group No. 7 for Little Gents $2.50 to $3.00 values, Ji sizes & M to 2, for p JL ,pQ Millinery Reduced One big Jot of Girls' Fancy Straw Hats, Tegularly sold up to r- $3.60. reduced to OUC Ono big lot of Girls" and Women's Ratine Tam O' Shanters and Tryo lean Hats, formerly sold up nn to $3.60. now OC Ladies' English Sailor, in Milan straw, regularly $3,60 ng kinds, reduced to.,.,.. $t9&Q Ladles' Panama Sailors,- in square and round crowns, ro- A duced to f H-.UU Women's and Children's Furnishings Reduced Boys' Union Suits, in 'fine lisle, 60c and 76c values, reduced oe tos ooc Women's Ribbed Silk Vests, 1 and $1.26 grades, reduced rfrt to oUc Jnfants' Lisle Stocklnge, 16o q quality, reduced to 7C Ladles Silk Lisle Union Suits, cuif knee or lace trimmed, CQ $1.00 quality, reduced to. . . DC Girls' Finest Quality Slk Lisle Hose, 60o grade, reduced nr; to OC Ladles' Embroidered Linen Handker chiefs, extra 15c values, re- q duced to 7C Very Low Prices on Fine Apparel for Women, Small Women, Misses, Girls and Children-every garment honestly reduced. Junior Suits that sold for $14.50 7 A A to $19.50 .....f....,;......;I.yV "omen's and Misses' Suits tW A Aft sold for $19.50 to $25.00 .tf.UU Misses' and Women's Suits thatfffJ aa sold for $27.50 to $45.00. , 21I.VU Juniors' and Misses' Coats that sold for $14.50 to $19.50 Women's and Misses' Coats that AA sold for $22.50 to $27,50. . . .". f Ifl.Uw Women's and Misses' Coats that"7 CA sold for $32.50 to $49.50.. fll.dw 7.0S House, Street and Office Dresses for Women and Misses Sizes 32 to 40A-RadicaUy Reduced Percales, Ginghams and Lawns' that aold for $2.60 and $2,96, re- 1 Qf duco'd to ' P X iOt FsrcalM. Gingharas anil Lawns that sold for $8,60 iv io.vo, re duced to... $285 High type Ratine, Voile and Crepe Dresses at tempting prices $8.76 Dresses for $10.00 Dresses for $12,60 and $13.60 Dresses for. jib, oo Dresses for $10,60 to $16,50 Dresses for. $22.50 lp $25.00 Dresses for. Children's Summer Apparel at prices that justify liberal purchases Girl's Coats and Dresses Sizes, 8 to 14 years included Coats of serge and Redford cord that sold for $0.00 to $9,76, ' A fift reduced to Oli Coats-that sold for $13.00 n gf to $14.75, reduced to..'... 0UU $10.50 to $19,60 811k 1 I 7C Coats, reduced to v . A ? White and Colored Dresses Out to the Quick. $1,25 Dresses, reduced to ,,..B3o $1,60 Dresses, roduced tp, ..... .81.10 $1.95 Dresses, reduced to. ..... .31.33 $3,60 to $2.05 Dresses, reduced to 91.83 $8,60 to $3,95 Dreises, reduced to 2.20 $6.00 to $0.00 Dresses, reducod to (0.05 $6.60 to $7.50 Dresses.redueed to $4.73 $8,50 to $10 Dresses, reducod to $0,75 $12 to $13,60 Dresses, reduced to $8.73 Chiffon, Voile and Silk Wtists of high type reduced $2,50 'waists Or $3!00$3.50v fAnfC yaists out to. : . . $5J5 and $6.75 AP waists out to. . . . .iril $7,50 and $9.75 f AP waists cut to, . . Norfolk' and Middy Blouses, that sold 7Cf for $1.50, reducod to, Children's Dresses and Coats sizes 2 to 6 years, at Big Savings All coats in sorgfe and pon gee that sold for gj fjp $3,05 and$5,?iow, vuim All $7.50 to$10 j coa,tS for, .f , Dainty White and Colored Dresses 2 to 6 years. Remarkably Low Priced 65c olid 75o io dresse$ for. ...... . ,"0C $1;00 and $1,25 70 dresses for. , .IwC $1.50antf$l.BJS jf dresses for. ..... ,vwJ $2.50 dresses $3.95 dresses jfjj g ffnibn EdrMecting and Iswe? fai ; fttiraaum'to Men. 10 -FiaHT FOE THE INCREASE to Hmain on Jobn Wberq wen 'Are WD'kluc tor !. Tbn Flittf-FlTe Cenf an Hoar, . Th trtftnun of cants ca earpentor wofK Irt tfip city will t orOcred at one to quit all Jobs wheje thr mn ore not receiving cents pr i"ur- Tl,l WM (Jecided at nuetlns of the CarwnUr'a union nald at lAbor Temple. ?urunt to tfte.tiety order six foremen wtrt pulled ot (obn jaefore noon. Thl action follows tht walWnff out of roony or per(Ur on ret many Jobs In tha city whera tW contractora refuted to pay tha 6 eenta Acm&ndexl Vr Tl Mntf?(ori have been Inclined to pay ,iUtU attention to th matter so far and In iioroa cake they tjeleved their fofe men who-et ettW W and M en.u per nour wdUJd continue to wor even If ttie cent wen quit- union aald "No." 'Wa ara nqt color Jo. have union lore, in bandltns force! of men xtho aro working at than our required, acalo of M cent," aald Hurry Stroefier, busl naaa aeqt of the Carpenter' union, after the meeting of the union.' "And ao we will pull all tha foremen off tho J?b at once whtro the contractari are not paylnr 65 cents." The. builder txchepgo prpbably will bold a meeting hortIy. Thtre fa eorae talk of holdlps a meetlnff aom time Mon day to dlacuM the carpenter' atrlK mat er, While tevera) ot tha contractor have axprecied Indifference at thr walk lng out of their men, aa the aay It. U too hot to. work And that they tbemelvM ar clad to jet a vacation, there aro ad to bo other who can 111 aXford to have their work stand Idle aa they have agreed to flplh their contract on ctven date un$er a, forfait agreement, RAILROADER TELUS OF BIG CROPS PF WHEAT IN KANSAS Aasletant General Paaienger AEnt Cun (lff of the Union Pacific at Kanaa City U in Omaha for a couple of day and U telling om great orop torte relative to Kanaa. "Praw a Una from tho aoutheaat p the northweat corner of Kanaaa." aya ir Cundlff, "end aouth of thu Una you will find the wheat crop a little light North of it the crop la tha.greatett the hletory of the state. Farmers have, about completed the harvest and a good many ara threshing. In the north patt of tho atate, up tpward the Nebraaka line, I have heard of many field that urO running thirty and thlrty-flv bueh cla to the acre and much of the wheat l weighing out a much a tlzty-flya ahd txtyelght pound per bushel, Thla u pome wheat and it U just a good up in Nebraaka," WILL OF Z. T. LINDSEY HAS BEEN FILED FOR PROBATE i The estate of the late Zachnry T. LIAcJ? sy, president of the Interstate Rubber company, who died last Monday, is to be divided equally among his widow. Mr. Elisabeth 3. Llndseyi his aon. Henry H. Llndsey, and hla daughter, Mr a. Georgia U. Peek, according to his will filed In county court- Th value of the estate Is not Indicated In th will Tho household good in Mr. Undqey' handsome country home at Benson are to go to Mrs. Ltndsey. Mrs. LIndsey and Mrs. Peek, whose tome la in Moltne, 111., aro teamed execu. tore of tho will. H I provided that if they cannot agree on a division of the property, decision in any dlput shall be made by A. U IUed, C. H. WJllulpi and jnC. n. Wilson. Feather Duster is Ousted by School Board of This City The feather duster in the public school of Omaha has been relegated to the Umbo of thing that were, but ought not to hayo been and w be no mora. Th supplies committee of th Board of Edu cation took the feather duster under con slderation at a special meeting and abolished It. "Feather duster ara regular microbe hemes," said one member of th aup, pile committee. "I don't understand why Wt'va tolerated them aa long ax wa have." President E. Itolovtehlner of the board wo most Instrumental In having the feather duster abolished. lie think It s unsanitary and that It will eventually t obsolete, Now the supplies committee of the board Is up against the proposition of a proper substitute for th feather duster. Nothing aa far has been auggeated that is adequate and Indications point to a good deal of controversy before a sub stltut i finally chosen. In the mean Urns the committee will stand firm to keep the duster out of th school room. BODY OF GEORGE SHAW GOES, TO IOWA FOR INTERMENT The body of Oeorge Bhawj chief of tho Burlington telegraph service, who died of apoplexy Thursday nfght, will b sept to Menio, la-, for burial at : o'clock, this morning, going over th Rock Island.. Thee It wl be buried In the family lot and tWer th funeral strvlces w be held. There were no srvota her. Tho body I now at the undertak. In parlor of Stack A Falconer, Twenty fourth and Harnry streets, where a num ber of Mr- Shaw's old friends have called to leave flower and pay their lust re specta. Among th numirou floral of fering snt, on of the most beautiful I a large pillow, on which In whit ar the figure, ',' sent by tb tflegraph er of th city, the figure being their symbol for finished. Mr. 8haw wa 6$ year of eg at th time of hi daath ad hd bean a real dent of Omaha for mor than forty year. The only surviving relative ar two sis ters, residing In the east. .If 1 1 ' i i null ill pie4 ot Pneumonia" I never written of thos who cure cough and colds with Pr. Kins' New Discovery. Guaranteed. 89a and tl for ale by Peaton OrUR Co.AdvertlMmnt, FORDS FOR MOTHERS' PBHSIOH County Official Puwjcd to Know Wh$re to (Jet Money. NO PROVISIONS IS YET MADE L iyflatBjr Order Matter o Paid, but Poe jfpt PTivl4e v V? tq Hlso It Itt Effective Jaly filxteentti. How DoUflw ooynty I to ralpo th money to rnt the demand or many ap plicants for mother' pension Mnor the law pMd by tHe )( ljllotHro creat ing the new eapni but not providing any way of meeting It, I pusxllnp county pfflclala and officer of th juyn court Th law wlU go Into effect July IS and ajreadly fifty mother hav aiHd relief, aciordtng to the probation officer. The Board of County Commissioners wll) dlsous th problem with Judge English of th Juvenile court, who U authorised by th law to determine what mother will draw pension and tho amount thy will receive. Th max! mum pension allowed U a month or each living ehlld under IS ym. Tbp legislature provided that th pen slop ahuuld b Paid from th. cotwty' general fund. Tt fund allotted, by th cotphilioner fpr aiding the poor are Inadequate even (or present needs, c cprdlng to Iv. J. M; l,edy, uprn tendent pf charities, in many ewe, however, famllle which hav been re ceiving assistance from the county win he beneflclarie of the mother' pension and, according to Jtev. Leldy wilt not bo expected to benefit by any other publlo charity. Blftlng of applications of mother y,M bo done through an organisation to be formed comprising the probation officers, the superintendent of county ch'arlUe and varlou charitable organUatlona of tho city. Repordt will then bo mjh niltted to Judge English for approvat In addition to widow, mothers whose husband ar Insane or ill with chronlo senses like tuberculosis or otherwise tp Capacitated are applying fpr penelon. MAJOR GENERAL KLESHERRE MAY STOP OVER IN OMAHA Major Qeneral AlMhere wdl be in Omaha Tuday, enrouta from Washington. D. q.r to Parkman, Mont. It I not known If h will stop off hr, but It la preaumed that he will, aa several Omaha wien, who were In the tame class with the general 81 Wm Point, will meet him at the ta oh and try and induce him to rcmalp ovp at leoat one day.