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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1914)
20 TTTE BEE: 0"M"AHA, SATTRDAY, JTNB 20, 1314. y2 Price Clothing Sale Men's SuiU, Young Men's SuiU, Rain Coats, Slaw Hats ALL NOW ya PRICE i The Cut Price Store 118 South Sixteenth Bt. 10th, Near Douglas St. At Alexander's You will find many styles Co lonials and Mary Jnne Pumps, In patent and dull leather. Oar Price $250 SSld $e$ Not M.00 or J 5.00. Fit and style equally as good as the high priced one. SAVE THE 51. BO and come 'Saturday.. JUl X?V,UaaU.aaae Proprietor 1012 nOUfiMS STREET. Open Till 10 Saturday. One Day, One Price LADIES' COATS, SUITS, DRESSES Most Wonderful Salo of Women's and Missos1 Coats, Suits and Dresses Ever Held in Omaha. I COATS Worth up to $20.00 Beautiful Silk Moires, Taffetas and Poplins, Wool Serges, Fancy Mixtures, etc., all Leading Colors and Sizes, Saturday at. . . . , ruui oergea, $5 FRUIT HEREJN ABUNDANCE Cherries Are Now on the Market and Prices Are Seasonable. HOME GROWN CROP COMTNO IN Garden and Orchard Product from Ncorbr Growers Arc Novr nplng Offered Orer Omaha Co ait -tern Meats Higher. Fruit of various kinds Is abundant on the market this week. The cherry crop Is rood and Is beginning to pour upon the market. They are selling; at $1.40 a case of two doxen quarts. They are re tailing at 7V4 oents a box or 76 cents for a market basket. Gooseberries are retailing- at from 6 to 74 cents a quart box. Raspberries are selling at 10 cents a pint box. Mulberries are abundant at 7H cents a quart. Pine apples are again here In rood shipments at 8V4 cents apleoe, or K oenta a dozen. Reaches, apricots, cantaloupes, oranres, lemons and California plums are also on the market In limited quantities. Wtax beans, home crown, are on the market for the first time this week and are priced at 63 cents a market basket. Peas In the pod, also home grown, are on the market at 45 cents a market bas ket, Sir green onions are here, six bunches for a nickel. lied beets are abundant. New cabbage Is abundant at ? cents a pound. Meats Are Illsbrr Hams and bacon have advanced a dollar a hundred wholesale In the last week. This means that choice sliced ham that was selling for SO cents last week Is being held at 3i cents now, retail. Halt pork is up a half dollar a hundred. This Is wholesale price. Not nil retailers have as yet raised the retail price, but if the rise continue there Is likely to be an advance In the retatl price of salt jiork. Lambs are even more scarce than they have been In the last six weeks, and are very hard to get. lrcw of tho larger 're tallers are able to obtain the number of lambs they want at the packing houses. Decf Is fairly steady, and the supply of good heavy stuff is fairly good. Chickens are plentiful, while broilers or springers are somewhat scarce as yet. Hprlngers aro still selling at 43 cents a pound and above that QMTQ Worth up to $20.00 dill Id Handsome Tailored Suits in Serges, Crepes, Blacks, etc., all Sizes and Colors, Your Choice Saturday at OlUUtUJ, UfcU., $9 DRESSES Beautiful Silk and Wash Drosses, Flowered Silks, Voiles, Hatines, Pure Linons, etc., a splendid assort ment to Select from in all Sizes and Colors, at uuiu us&urir- Trimmed Panama Bats, worth to 8,00. all slses, fin est qual ity pan' araas at $3.98 Other Pretty Wash Dresses. 98c to $2.48 The Novelty Co. - 214-18-11 Herlh 16th Street Panama Hats, worth to $0.00, fin est qual ity, all sixes, at $2.93 F LITTON OPTICAL GO'S. 4 SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK Gold Filled Spectacles or Eye Glasses $3.50 f J 4JaJJv rimless or with rims, regular i $5.00 values; this week. FLITTON OPTICAL COMPANY 8toro Open Till O P. M. Saturday. Tell. Douglas 1058. 218 South 10th St. DR. M'CUNE OF KOREA ON MISSION SCHOOL PROGRAM The Omaha Bummer School of Missions opening at the University of Omaha next week has among other prominent figures on Its program this year, Dr. George S, HcCun. the man around whom the Japanese storm centered some two years ago at Byen Chyun, Korea, when some S00 Korean convert were Imprisoned on charges of conspiracy to assassinate Pre mier Terauchl, a Japanese, Dr. McCune is head of a missionary school at this -rolnt. Terauchl was to visit the school. McCune and hundreds of his pupils were at the station to greet the premier and do htm honor. The oc casion passed off nicely and so far as Terauchl was concerned, there probably would have been no trouble, But, it veems, some politicians of a lower type got busy and stirred up an enormous fuss. Koreans were arrested peremptor ily and for a long time persecutions went on without the concession of an open court trial. Finally Japanese officials went so far as to search tho McCune house, under the trumped up charge that It might bo concealing weapons. This proved to be a bad blunder. The late emperor of Japan m recognised it when he dispatched a personal messenger with an apology for the trespass, for there never had been any ground for bus peetlng the American missionary. Then eama an open trial and the conspiracy charges went to the winds. The only conspiracy was what had been hatched in the cunning minds of a few Japanese politicians. Pr. McCune and family, who ham old college friends In Omaha, have about con eluded a year's furlough in this country and wiu start back to Korea In August He Is said to be a most magnetic speaker. Everybody read Be Want Ada J. & M SHOES FOR MEN Many men visit thin ertore, seeking "foot relief." Men who. are Buffering with their feet either from improper fitting or wearing BhoesMhat do not conform to their feet. In very instance where our salesmen take off such shoes and put on a pair of J. & M.'s the relief is instantaneous. John son & Murphy's shoes coot a little more at firsts but it's genuine economy in the long run. Wo are exclusive agents. 171117 MgflgV HsHBgr HgaR VsHHsV0MaSBBHMsai HOE-GQ qaPouowA m Frsh Drssd Chickens, pound 11 3-4 c 1914 MILK FEI SUING CHICKENS, Each 37c From 8 A. M. to 12 M. Misses' & Children's Oxfords Sale Saturday For 4 hours only, from 8 A. M. to 12 M.. we will put on nale mimes', chil dren's and young women's oxfords. In kid, patnnt and tan, and a few tan and patent Btrap slippers In turned soles. Such makees as Cramer & Dugan, Hud son; best In tho world. Home of thoso oxfords nold as high an J3.60. Not a one In tho lot that sold for less than J2.60. No exchanges or deliveries. Your choice at Jr Per Pair DREXEL 1419 Farnam Hot weather sense Ent cooling foods in clenn snnitaiy places. The Pure Food Sign. Quickserv Cafeteria Hascment City Nat'I Bank BIdgH Or Boston Lunches. 210 South 10th St. 1400 liouglas St. 1408 Farnam St. " J AMUSEMENTS. Choice steer pot roast, 12 W -11 He Young Veal Roast 11 He Pig pork butts .1894c Lamb Legs 14ic Cholco Mutton Chops 18 He Mutton Stew, 6 lbs for 2sc Extra loan hams lB?io Small Hams la&c Extra lean bacon 10 940 Swift's Winchester Bacon B 14 94 c Swift's Silvor Leaf Lard 3 lb. pail, each , ,40c SPECIALS Prom 8 p. m. UU O p. m. Lamb chops Prom O p. 111. till 10 p. m. 3-1D pall'Compound T'.I 30c 30 lbs. best sugar 11.00 With 1 lb. Host Tea or Cocoa . ... 09o 48-lb. sack best Flour ai.io Calumet IJaktng powder, lb, can.lSo Quart Mason Jars, doxen 48c Jar Lids, dozen ISe Kamo Fruit Jar Rings, dos, .... 180 quart Mason jar Olives ,,,.8Bo Mason jar Pickles or Plcallllt. . ,.10o 32 ox. Jar Pure Preserves ...... B5o Santos Coffee, lb , a 00 S,". Alaska Salmon, tall can .... lOo Mat Ned Hal mo n 100 2 lb. can Pork and Beans ...... 7Uo Post Toastles, jpkg. 7II0 Hpaghettl or Macaroni, pkg 7o Full Cream Cheese, lb....; aoo 12 bars D. C. Soap ,,2B0 With washing soda leo uid JJUlch Cleanser, can 7o PUBLIC MARIfirT 1610 Harney St. " -wsiar-m.m Phono Dourlac 2793 Taxes Go Into Public Goffers Regularly Taxes are paid Into the publio coffers with mathematical regularity, aooordlng to County Treasurer W. a. Uw The 1914 taxes levied aro 11 per cent lighter than last year, he says, and to 1 dste the total amount of tax money pnld Into his office is just Ktf per cent lest I than the amount paid In up to this date last year. KJghty-flve per cent of the county and state taxes for 1911 has been received by Treasurer Ure up til) today. Warruits for that proportion of the taxes had al ready been drawn, as permitted or law. He says that all tax money paid in from now on will be avallslbe to the county board for the payment of bills that may be presented. 3 Hours' Display, Famous 7eatnra ruuu Daily l, 3, 7 ana 9 P. Iff. Oroli.. BOoi BkI. lOo at All Performances. Theater Continually Packed, to Bee Tin Biz Seel ruU Blooded Sermon, White slavery's hideous horrors -divulged undistorted. "let girls know the Trnth." Irlrs. Xnes Mil. holland Boissevaln, eminent suffra gist. These films depict It, EXTRA! Because of the Wide-Spread Inter est as Proven by the Phenomenal Attendance by all classes, the remarkable film story. I'Traffio In Bonis,'' will be retained for an I) UUIlii Next wk & all aummtr. "Tt Dark Secret ' Hotter. Commencing June 1st, Nickel Plate iload sells tickets Chlcagp to New York and return, $27.00. Doston and return, tt&OX Afa variable routes. Liberal stop Adams St., Chicago. overs. Ingulre local agent, or address John T. Calahan, A. O. P. A., 64 W. mmammmammmmmmemmmsmmmm ..Lake Manawa.. Dancing, Boating and Other Attractions. Free Moving Pictures Every Evening. Ideal Picnic Grounds. Special Inducements to Public Schools and Sun day Schools. Tel. Doug. 1365. 25 PpUNDS FOR $1.00 Best Cane Qranulated Sugar. Buy now before- another advance. I lbs. Moyune's special coffee, .. .81.00 X O. Brand. Z lbs, . il.lO Teas, all kinds, lb. 40o to OOo Sugar sold with J 1.00 other gooda MOYUNE TEA CO. 403 Vorth 16tb Bt. Phone Douglas 3440. ATTENTION! THE Serman Home Park Amusement Director Announces GRAND OPENING of New Dancing Pnvilllon, also many other attractions. 15 Minutee Car Uldo ou South 18th Street. THE OMAHA BEE THE HOME PAPER. BASE BALL MOUBKX! FABK. Omaha vs. St. Joseph JUNE 30. 31, 33, S3 TWO OA3CCS StmSAT, JTJ2TB 31 1st Qame Called at SiOO p. M. Monday. June 33, Indies' Say. Gameo Called t 8 p, tn, RjMyrlpjpaSlBJjflBJBaSJjJS j laMg Immense Special Purchases of en's Suits on Sale Saturday M Several of the highest grade manufacturers of the country have contributed from their surplus stocks to make up this great selection which we have prepared for Saturday. These are suits of tho highest class and every onn shows a saving of one-third or more of regular value. We know that if you will mako nn inspection of these stocks you will not need to be urged to buy. There are men's and young men's suits In the Tory newost models, tailored throughout by hand, and all made of flno wool fabrics. There are light summer serges, homespuns, cheviots, tweeds, ohalk stripes, also Tartan and club chocks. Two or three-piece suits, with full, halt or quarter lined coats, in English or new American models, as woll as more conservative styles. There Is a correct fit here for every man. $12.50 and $15 SUITS .75 $18 and $20 UITS $22.50 and $25 SUITS 13.75 Palm Beach Suits We are offering one of the best Palm Beach suits we have ever seen at a moderate price. They are perfectly tailored, and cold wator shrunk so that they will not loose their shape. Special $0.05. s Safe of Suits, $5 We place on sale in the basement a large stock of odds and ends of men's and young men's suits in many good summer styles. Included are BUita reg ularly worth up to $15, at $5. Saturday is Boys' Wash Suit Day ffdfc Saturday we will sell all the Manhattan and Cadet waoh suits at reductions of one-third to one-half. Every mother knows tho superiority of these well known brands and will be eager to take advantage of mo prices we are offering lor Saturday. $1.25 and $1.50 Wash Suits 95 c Tho nults in this moderato price group includo tho clever lit tle low neck and short sleeve Russians and blouse styles. Made with straight cut panta. Also long si core suits with bjoomer pants, and Oliver Twist suits. Ex ception offer Saturday. $1.75 and $2 Wash Suits $J45 There are two tables full of these suits to be disposed of Saturday. Middy blouse suits. Balkan blouse and Oli ver Twist models. Al so Russian and blouse styles, eton collar suits with straight cut panu and short sleeves. Well assorted fabrics and patterns. $J95 $95 All the suits in this lot are of Imported materials, and many-are' In the most delicate summer shades. All strictly fast color. Linen in blue and tan, galateas in plain shades or fancy stripes, fancy stripe madras, reps and poplins. Also pretty white suits in linen' and pique, and crashes in natural shade, with detachable collar. Bvery new style to be found In this group. Hats to Fit Your Personality as well as your head. There are so many varieties of braid this season, and so many ways of shaping them that every man can easily find just the one he wants, $2, $2.50, $3 and $5. Samples of Straw Hats, $1.45 TheBe aro from the best makers of Europe and Amorlca and represent all tho best summer styles. Many new sennit and split braids. S2, 1 2. B0 and $3 hats, choice Saturday, $1.40. Odd lots and samples of men's straw hMs worth to $1.25, ou sale 60c. Saturday Sale of Panama Hats A special lot of about 35 dosen good quality Panama bats in telescope or optimo style. All sizes. Special Saturday, at $2.40. Other Panamas at 96, $7.60 and $10. Genuine Bangkok hats at $8.50 and $6. "Trustworthy" Brand Shoes for Men, $3.50 There's quality, style and fit In every pair of these shoes. They are made In all styles, either high or low cut, of tan or black calfskin. We sell them to hundreds of Omaha men who say they are unequalled at J8.B0. Many of our customers will have no other kind. If you are looking for a moderate priced shoe of real quality, we urge you to try a pair of these. Trunks, $5 A manufacturer's floor sam ples of 30, 32, 34 and 36-lnch trunks, worth $8, on sale Sat urday, $0. Hartman Wardrobe Trunks, $22.50 A very special price and one that cannot be duplicated. Onr stock of trnvellng goods are the most complete in the city. A entllated Oxfords for men. Soft, tan willow calf. All sizes, $2.60. White Canvas Oxfords for men. Fine sea island duck Welted soles. Extra well made. Pair $2.60. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES m n These ads will start you on the road to wealth V