THE BEE: OMAHA. TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1913.
Stores Close
5 P. M. during
August.
Saturdays
6 P. M.
asm
Watch Tues
day Night
Papers for
Big Base,
ment Ad.
Tuesday, we will sell 59c soft Swiss Finish Messalines at 33c a yard
We will sell $1.50 Silk and Wool Poplins, 42in. wide, new shades, $1 yd.
We will sell Women's Fine Silk, Chiffon and Crepe waists CSZTu. $1.98
We will sell Women's White Lawn, Lingerie and Voile WaiitsS,,lt?.p$1.50'
Many Unusual Values in Our Sale of Sheets and Pillow Cases
This event will continue throughout this entire week nnd Tuesday will be one of the most
important days of the sale. If you are apt to noed sheets and pillow cases soon you should
buy them in this sale, because prices eo low as theso will probably not be offered again in
many months to come. The goods are of the most desirable quality. This sale should
bring every woman in Omaha to our basement this week to take advantage of the bargains:
$1.25 Seamless Bloached Gohasset Sheets, 81x99 size, excollcnt quality, special, at, each 75c
72x99 Seamless Bleached Sheets, Atlantic or Rival Brands, 80c values, at, each 55o
76x99 Extra Largo Seamless Bleached Sheets (splendid for hotels) 80c value, at. each 55c
$1.00 Fancy Embroidered Scalloped Edgo Pillow Oases, Fruit of the Loom Casing, eaoh 45c
25c Pillow Oases, all sizes, each 12VssC 35c Pillow Oases, initial and scalloped, at, each 19c
Pint Brick
VANILLA
IOE CREAM
will keep an
ST:...J0C
No Deliveries.
Wrigley's
Spearmint
and White's
Yucatan
CHEWING
GUM, 2 Pn
pkgs. for. .Ob
MOTH
BALLS
1 Pound
t?. 3c
Drug
Department.
MENNEN'S
TALCUM
POWDER
Special
Tues
day for. . .
8c
20 Mule Team
BORAX
5 lb. pkgs.
with trial pkg.
20 Mule Team
Soap Chips
all for 28c
Special at Prlnlory
Entrance Pompclan
Jloora.
50 CALLING CARDS FOR If c
Women' or 'Men's
Size. Old English
Or Script.
honor of their daughter. Marguerite',
birthday anniversary. Those present
were:
Misses Mses
Dora Dickson, Bertie Howe.
Emma Dlekson, Irene Howes,
Marguerite Fife, Mabel Mortensen.
Messrs. Messrs.
Earl Jacobsen, Charles Paulson,
Harold Llnahan. Hoy Wilson
Neat Luttgen,
Shower for Bride.
Mrs. Charles Baltxman entertained at
her home In Council Bluffs at a linen
thower (or Miss Bessie Saltzman, whoss
wedding to Mr. Harry Schoenwald of
Omaha will take jilace August 17. Thos
assisting were Mesdames David Crounso
snd Mae Oradenicn. The afternoon was
spent In cards and music. Prizes were
won by Mltses Mollle Saltzman nnd
Llbble Kaplsn. Those present were:
Mesdames
I. A. aillnsky.
I. Sherman.
H. Whltefoot.
M. Orademan,
Misses
Fannie aillnsky.
Mesrtamef
.1. Mlllnsxy.
D. Crounse.
M. Saltzman.
Mlssen
Hose Whltefoot.
Pulmotor Saves the
Life of a Tailor Who
Attempts Suicide
6am Agursky's life was saved Monday
morning by the use of the pulmotor whleh
Was recently purchased by the Omaha
Oas company and placed at tho free dis
posal of the public Agursky, who live
at 2010 Spruce street and conducts the
V. P. tailor shop In the McCague block,
became despondent over tho refusal of
his clrt to accept his attentions and
after locking himself In his plaoe of
business turned on the gas.
Electric Light Company Inspector JI.
II. Thew, SW South Fifty-second street,
noticed the escaping vapor as he was
making some wiring examination In the
building and after tracing It to Agursky's
room he and the Janitor forced the door
open and found the young man appar
ently lifeless. The police ambulance was
summoned and an examination revealed
a spark of life. After the pulmotor had
been In use thirty minutes natural re
spiration was revived and Agursky was
then taken to St. Joseph's hospital where
ho Is rapidly overcoming the effects of
the gas. He Is 36 years of age.
KINDERGARTEN TEACHER
IS MARRIED AT DENVER
Miss Hazel Hartley, assistant kinder
garten teacher at Farnam school, was
married two weeks ago to B, E. Morrow.
The marriage occurred In Denver, to
which city Mr. and Mrs. Morrow have
gone to reside. Superintendent Graft
has received Miss Hartley's resignation.
Persistent Advertising is the Road to
Big Returns.
Nadine Face Powder
( Grtfn BoxJ Onh)
Keeps the Complexion Beautiful
Soft nnd velvety, and re
mains until washed off.
It Is pure, harmless.
Money back if not en
tirely pleased. Purified
by a new process. 3 . j
Prevents sunburn and re
turn of decolorations.
The increasing popular
Ity is wonderful. XVhitt, Flesh, Ftni,
Brunette. 50c. by Toilet Counters or Afaii.
NATIONAL TOILET COMPANY. ttrU. Tfiut
Bold by Brandels' Drug Dep't., Beaton
Drug Co.. and others.
THE BEST FARM PERIODICAL
IN ITS TEItniTOHY IS THE
Fnnnin flnUrtnan of Marcla Lebovlt.
KOCK isiana. 111.; tiinna iioumnu,
Titan Hoffman.
Blanche Btssell,
tiara Glllrmky,
Conn of Fremont.
Jennie Krasne.
Hallle Krasne.
Bess Saltzman.
HTHhre- 1 r
ocietj
vBee-HiVe
BY MELLIFIOIA.
Monday, August 11, 1913.
HE almplo cottago life at Pryor Lake, Minn., has proved popular with
r I many Omaba pooplo for several seasons.
I Quito a colony will spend tho month of August at this attrac-
tlvo Minnesota lako, whero bathing and fishing aro ideal.
Miss Alice Jnquith will leave Friday for tho lako, where sho will be
tho gucat of Mr. and Mrs, Vlnsonhaler and Miss Isabel, who havo a cottage
there.
Mrs. Charles Offutt will lsaro August 20 and will bo accompantod by
her daughter, Miss Virginia, and Miss Erna Rood and Mis Esther Wllhelm.
A party of young men will loave about tho 15th of tho month and will
Include Mr., Jack Baldwin, Mr. Cuhtbort Potter, John Caldwoll and Wlllard
Butler, They will bo the guests at the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Butler,
who aro listed among tho residents of the Omaha colony oaeh season.
Mr. sad Mrs. A. L. Reed are planning to motor there the latter part
of the moMth ttnd wllt'Wtho guoBta'of Mrs. Offutt while, there.
4t Kppy Hollow.
Those who entertained at supper, .it
linppy Hollow Sunday evening; wero IX.
O. Fliher. who had four guests; VY It
Gates, two; J. M. Gillan, two; J. S
Prentiss; three: Stanley Uosowaler, two
E. S, Foleom, two; II. El Fattevson, flvef
A. I. Crelgh, twoj JL Cdlver, thrcer I5d
Getten, five; W. F. Mllroy, four; K l
Leary, four; J. P. Stovens, threei A- C.
Kennedy, four; N. C Leary, two; If. T
Manning, four; JQhn Ross, twq; M, y.
Engtemann, two C. Slbbernson, fout; Jt.
M. West, three,
Mrs. A. G. Edwards entertained ut
luncheon today.
Tuesday evening, August 12, following
dinner at Happy JIollow, Drv arid 'Mrs.
Frederick Kreomantel "will Ktvb a'sflng
recital. This wilt be followed by the
Usual, dance program,
It tke Field Olub,
Those who made reservations for Siin
Say night supper at the Field club were:
A. Smith, who hud eight guests; 3.
X. Russell, five: L. A. Drishaus, three;
A, H. Fetters, three; L, X. Carrier, six
J.- F. Qtirr, two; John Marsh, two; If. G,
Everet. two:, II. G. McCarth, two;
Wrighter Wood, two! E. B, Brando, two.
Among; those In a party at the; matinee
dance Monday afternoon at the Field
clUb wore:
Little Mlsses
Jtuth Miller.
Marlon Coleman.
Jane Meyer,
Little Mlsses
Margorot Wright,
Dorothy. Wright,
linen Johnston,
Masters
William Wright,
Arthur Johnstpn,
Mtiturn
Merle Meyer.
At the Country Olub.
Those who had guests at suppir at tho
Country club Sunday night were: 11, U
Prltchard, who had four guests; K. 8.
Westbrook, seven; W. K. Lowe, four; X
J, Bauiiders, four; If. E. French, two;
M. 11 Drake, three; B. M. ('airfield, four;
L. Burkley, three; A. V. Klnslor, sovon.
Jerome-Solomon Wedding,
The wedding -of MUs Gladys Solomon,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. IS. G. Solomon,
to Mr. Harry Jerome will take place
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at tho home
ot the bride's parents, 3010 Dodge street.
Both young people are members- of the
first class graduated from the University
ot Omaha. The members of the, bridal
party are students at the same university.
and the ceremony will be performed by
me president, Dr. I. E. Jenkins.
At Carter lake Country Olub.
Mr. and Mrs. It. A. VWI1 nt-ialnawt
at dinner Sunday at Carter IjlUr entm.
try club, In honor of their- guest, Miss
uearaaiey or New York. Those present
were i
Mr, And' Mrs. C. L. Newell
Misses- Mlsses-
Beardsley, Wilcox.
f ,,.,1. bL - 1 , . .
F. E, Hall. rr. c. r. Kwit
A.M. Newell,
Mr. A. Von' Dollen entertained at a
house party last week-end, when his
rruesu were:
Mr. and Mrs. W. Tack.
From Falls City were:
Mr. , and Mrs. W. U Long.
Miss Irene Long,
Miss nianche Long,
Mrs. Ruth Priest
Mr. and "Mrk. W. ir nnuM ' .nt..tnl.
at dinner Saturday evening, when their
guests were:
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Baehr.
Anises
Mltss
Kffle Copenharve, Wilma Baehr,
Louise Baehr,
Aianra.
llarry GoUld,
Messrs.
John Swanson,
Auraoher-Duke Engagement.
Mrs. C. B, Duke announces th nn.
ment of her daughter, Gladys Catherine,
in jur. Jtmory h. AUracher ot Minneapo
lie. The wedding will lake place In the
early fall.
At the Diet OlubT "
A plpnlo party was given Sunday even
Ing at the Diets club. Thoso present
were:
Misses- Misses
Dorothy Blglow. Mary PJarrow.
Rosin Oordy, sudd Palm,
Kathryr, Spellman. iilgln Gordy.
m ,., o , 7 Jno xoungers
Messrs.
Roy Dunn,
Walt Soronsen,
Claude Rife.
VIA r?nnntlvlilv.
Percy Qwynivo,
Dora nereer of
Rock Islnnd, III.
Llbble Kaplan.
Itose Rubin ot
Davenport, Ja.;
Nell Irvine
Delia SchJtnwald,
iiuDy isoocson,
Universal Oirole.
The Universal Circle will entertal.i at
their hall at twenty-eighth and Fowler
streets Tuesday afternoon. The hostesses
are Mesdames B. Berllnghon and J 5.
Custck.
Monday Bridge Club.
Mrs. Jerome Magre entertained the
Monday bridge club at her home today.
Eight guetts played.
In and Out of the Bee Hive.
Mrs. Ferdinand Adler leaves today for
she weeks In Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Megeath left Sun
day ovenlng for Chicago for a stay of
ten days.
Mrs. A. B. Jaqulth left Sunday evening
for Lake Okobojl, where she will spend
several weeks.
Mr, and Mrs. George McBrlde and their
sou, Melbert, have returned from a two
weeks' visit at Bxcclsior Springs.
Miss Clara and Alva Hammer of Har
lan, la., are tho guests of Mrs. Ida Dar
low for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Armburst and
daughter, HUldo, left Sunday for Yellow
stone park, to be gone until September.
Mrs. Vance Lane and children, formerly
of Salt Lake City, are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. A. D. Lane for the week end.
They will leave Tuesday evening for
New York, where they will join Mr. Lane
and make their home.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Verveer and J,r' and
Mrs. M. Joseph of Des Moines were the
guests last week ot Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Rothschild.
Miss Dorothy Plalster ot Dubuque, la ,
who has been the guest of Mr. and MrS,
II. B. Morrill, will leavo this evening
'for her home.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Wllhotm and
daughter. Miss Esther, returned Sunday
evening from Lake Okobojl, where they
have spent several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D Murphy left Thurs
day fpr Denver, Colorado Springs and
Salt Lake City. They will make their
future home In thfe latter city.
Mr. and Mrs, E, W. Dexter and family
left last evening for Paynesvllle. Minn.,
to spend the remainder of the summer.
Mr. J. X Bextort will leave this, evening
tb Join them. i , '. i,. - V
':Mr. Bryant Robots1' roturncd y'rlday
lrom La Jolla. Cat,, where h spent two
weeks with Mrs. Rogers. Mrs. Rbgers
will remain there with her mother, Mrs.
A. C. Powell, for another month.
Irene Hlgbee
.niessrs.
Ed Laftertr,
Frank Spellman,
Bob Nelson,
Art .Tb nn
A) Kellstrom.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. MoMahon.
Birthday Anniversary.
Mr and Mrs. Charles Mortensen en
tertained at their home Saturday In
" 1 1 . -' 1 1 I "
stfsasasasasasar
Spices of
Everlasting Goodness
Only the choicest, fullest-flavored
spices from the most famous spice
marts of the Orient and Occident
are sold under the name
TONE'S
Spices
Because of the care we take in
buying, cleaning, packing and sell
ing them, they are always fresh
and hold their flavor indefinitely.
The heavy demand for Tone's
Spices, causing quick sales, further
assures you of their goodness.
At your grocer's in
. gnrots pratctlv0
packegt. Always JOc
TONE BROS.,
Des Motnss, Iowa
Mltndsrt of famoat
OUt CaUtn C7e
9Jsow
CWvm
MtuUrJ
CIaer
AU1.
Csrna Pops'
Ss
NutaMt
WUU MUd
PUkliaaSpUa
aad all stltsn
Penalty Less for
Cracked Melons
"l gift you ten days to gedt over dot
habit of stealing vatermelons," said Judge
Alistadt to Fred Miller, arrested for
stealing melons from a freight car at
Thirteenth and Davenport streets.
"But, Judge, they were only cracked
ones." replied Miller.
"Veil, why don't you say so at first?
It dey was cracked der only haft bo
goodt, so I make it fife 4ays instcadt,"
relented der scbudge.
MINISTER TO CLIMB UP
PIKE'S PEAK ON VACATION
Rev. Joseph Reach Cherry, formerly
pastor of the Third Presbyterian church,
was In Omaha for a few minutes while
watting for a train to Denver,--where an
Tuesday he expects to make his twenty-
first trip, on foot, up Pike's Peak.
Mr. Cherry for some time has been
preaching at Walnut, but every summer
, takes his vacation near Pike's Peak and
, climbs It five times eaoh summer? He
has already been up the mount twenty
times and has been over eleven different
routes. He expects to try two new routes
! this summer. He always makes a trip up
nnd back wllhln twelve hours. In all
he bos traveled 2,300 miles Up and around
Pike's Peak, always on toot.
STRUCK BY STREET CAR
AND PAINFULLY INJURED
Abraham Perry, 1112 North Seventeenth
street, was struck by a southbound
Dodge street xar at Tenth and Howard
streets and painfully Injured. Ha wa
crossing the street at the time or the
accldint and was rolled some distance by
(he fender before the car could be
stopped. He was taken to St. Joseph's
hospital, where his hurts were given
medical attention. No bones were broken.
CHARGES AGAINST SARMAN
TO BEJHEARD TONIGHT
Charges atsa nat II, F. Sarman of the
State Federafpn ot Labor will be heard
by a special committee ot the Central
Labor union. Tuesday night.
This committee will report to the Cen.
tral Labor union Friday night and at
that time Sarman, If he does not like the
report of the committee, may appeal to
the entire membership of the union.
MRS. EMMA SCHLUTER ASKS
FOR DIVORCE AND ALIMONY
Mrs. Emma Schluter. wife ot City
Welghmaster William J. Schluter. has
filed suit In the district court for dtvorco
and alimony from her husband. She
alleges cruelty. .They were married
October H. ISS8, and have one child, a
daughter T years ot age, the custody of
whom Mrs. Schluter asks far.
Nickel Plate- Road
sells tickets from Chicago to New York
and return, U7-0& Boston and return,
JilQO, Reduced rates to other eastern
points. Also vartabU routes. Liberal
Stopovers, Inquire local agent or address
John T. Calahan. A. G P. A., Veit
Adams street. Chicago.
The Pabst Company
Telephone Douglas 79 A 1479
1307 Leavenworth Omaha, Nebr.
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50
It's Here $
The Maxwell "25"
On Tuesday last 50 cars of the Maxwell "25" Model were
shipped to fifty important points in the U, S. We wil
receive one of these cars today. Come and see it.
OUR1 RESPECTS to our esteemed competitors who have been wasting so much sympathy'on
us while telling ub this car would never appear. '
WE CORDIALLY INVITE them one and all as well as the public generully ' to come in and
8oo this real automobile ,. , V
' i ' . - V- '
WE HAVE A SURPRISE In store for them. Instead ot a "dinky tin car" Buch as they have
been telling you this would bo it It evar did happen, they.'ll find ' an' automobile that
classes with tho best in the thousand-dollar group but Belling for 25 per cent less.
IT'S AN ENGINEERING TRIUMPH you'll say so when you have examined it carefully. And
so will they under thdlr breaths, however, for, of course, thc.y can't afford to say so
out loud.
"CLEVER "WONDERFULLY CLEVER" exclaimed one ot the foremost automobile engineers
after he had examined tho various features. And he is connected with a rival concern, too.
AND IT IS CLEVER You will ba lost in admiration of the way Designer Benner has done soma
things. You will not find a really new nor a freakish feature. In it-.Bitt "you will stop
and try to figure out just how he has arrived at some things by a shorter and at tho
-same time a vastly bettar route.
WE'D LIKE TO TELL YQU In detail about .this great Maxwell achievement, because we
are enthusiastic to the bursting point. But space forbids and wo refrain. .You will be the
more delightfully surprised and pleased-when you b&q. with your own' eyes and rids In it
yourself.
IT WILL BE HERE the first car for only a day or two, then wo are going to drive U aroifnd
our territory to let the various other dealers and thejr frleuda see It. So you will have to
hurry come in today If you want to ae this car about which the entire automobile trads '
has been talking for several months past.
United Hotor Omaha Company
J. PI. OFFER, District Manager,
1122 Farnam St. Omaha
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