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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 2, 1915)
TIIK OMAHA SUNDAY ltY: MAY 2, 1915. 5 A POPULARITY OF DASE BALL Has bail has grown to gigantic pro portion within the liut rtwads nd tin) scientific work of ths tsms ha been the delight of mHllon of spectators. There are so manr things to admire In the game that 'It la Impossible to de scribe them. Oufcftmr exercise Is one of Nature's best aids in promoting health and strength and keeping the blood rich and pure; but, perhaps you are one of the manr who are denied that prtrUege. You lead a sedentary life which always has a tendency to make the llrer lasy.' the bowels clogged and digestion poor. Oftentimes you are nerTOus, sleepless, h.To no appetite and feel run down. Undw these conditions you will great ly appreciate the assistance to be de rived from a trial of Hostettefs Stom ach Bitters. It helps Nature by toning ana strengthening the Stomach. IJver and Bowels, and with these organs In a normal condition your ytmwU fortified against an attack of hick Head ache, Heartburn, Indigestion. Cramps. (Constipation, Biliousness or- Malaria. Tever or Ague. Always take good care of your health and you will be well repaid, while care lessness only brings tress. lt Hostetters Stomach Bitters help von to maintain your health. Ad LEADS IN. "RICHARD CARVEL" BY HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS. Even Though Your Treasured Oriental Rug Is Worth $10,000 We will clean it and GUARAN TEE the Job We tiro accustomed to FINE rugs; we clean bo MANY of them! So, if you are ttao possessor of, say, a $10,000 Oriental, put the risk up to ub. We know of NO such thing as failure. But what we say of the $10,000 rug applies also to a $2 floor covering; we will devote equal care In either case. By the way THIS Is THE Rug Cleaning Time. Get the stuffiness of winter out of your floor coverings; send for a Dresner man first thing. Phone Tyler 345 Dresher Brothers 221143 Farnam St The Following Persona Are Cash Prizcl'Jinners in the A. HOSPE CO. CONTEST Conducted in THE OMAHA BEE Sunday, April 25th: 1st Prize MISS MARY E. AN. PERSON, 117 8. 87 th St., Omaha, Neb. 2d Priwj TIIXIK WARNER, 2437 Fontenelle Blvd., Omaha, Neb. 3d Prfce MRS. W. W. DAVEN PORT, Apt. No. 19, The Bar nard, Omaha, Neb. 4 th Prise NAN GOGGINS, 3323 Q St., So. Omaha, Neb. ASK THAT BRADY'S BODY BEJXHUNED Dr. Mullen Sayi There ifTHo Doubt About Kenny Bf ing Nephew of Wealthy Recluse. COURT ORDER MUST ISSUE Harriet Sherman t yor to- RL ten 0UOTO yLlottman. relationship." Although rumor hss sM thst vfrl other allcirrd heirs of fcrady would mikr claims to ths sstat, none hss appesrvd In county court. Kenny's horns Is W7 Tsrk avenue, Ksnsss City. Ksn. Its asserts thst lis Is ths son of Mm. Nora Kenny of County nnlwnjr, s sister of Ttrsdjr. who was a vrtrrsn I'nlon Pacific shopman of Omaha. ' Henry Kenny, alleged nephew of the late James Brady, aged recluse who died April 21, leaving an estate of $28,000 In first mortgages on lands, has asked permission of County Judee Crawford to oxhtime jthebodyof the dead man. It Is Dimea m iioiy Hepuicner cemetery. Judge Crawford stated that before Issuing such an order he would re quire a showing of evidence that Kenny Is Brady's nephew. This will be made, according to Kenny. No date for the hearing has yet been set. Father Colanerl, who hss chares of the cemetery, dpolsred ths association would not allow the body to b ex humed unless the court Issued an order. Dr. T. It Mullen of Omaha, former neighbor of Brady In County Qalway. Ireland, who Kenny asked ths court to appoint as administrator of the estate, said the purpose of the proposed ex huming of the body was to jfrmlt ths proving of his Identity by evidence. "There Is no question ut that Kenny Is Brady's nephew," said Dr. Mullen. "Brady told me that such was ths ease and asked another friend to secure em ployment for h!m. Kenny came to America from Ireland About eight years ago. There are fifty persons In Omaha who can testify to their Identity and Omaha Woman Gets Letter of Thanks for Aid to Belgium Mrs. S. P. Harkaow received a letter from Gertrude Forbes-Robertson thank ing her and other Omaha womrn for money collected and sent to the Belgian and French war sufferers several weeks ago. The letter Is written from l-ondon and la profuse In expressions of thnnk and explanations of the acceptability of the donations. The contribution wss sent to Mrs. Forbes-Robertson, who In turn for forwarded It to her sinter, Maxine Kl llott, for distribution from ths tatter's barge, "The Julia." In which Miss M llott, with two other women and a crew, have been rendering asslsstane to the stricken Belgians. Mrs. Forbes-Robertson In her letter tells of the great need her sister reports of boys' clothing, es- peclftlly shoes, for children from S to 10 years of age. They cannot get enough shoes, she says. The condition of the children Is pitiful, sleeping In sheds or lofts, or anywhere to be near ths famil iar pises which was once . horns where there Is nothing left oftentimes but ruins. Mrs. Barkalow and about twenty of the older wometa knitted mufflers, wrist let and other artloles during the win ter and sent them abroad. In addition to the money contribution. Oil RANGE H g I SALE 1 1 WEEK B 3 & SONS CO. Ola 5 HARVEY LAWN MOWERS You should the Mowers we are showing and the unusually low prices we arc making. 14-in. Omaha Mower.. $2.65 Hustler Mower, hall bearing and four knives, only. .$1.95 Continued a Few Days. Our sale of (tas Ranges last week was so good that we have decided to run a few more days and allow you to take advantage of tho spo cial low prices offered bo low on the beauliful A. B. NEW IDEA STOVE $32.00 Stove only $20.00 $42.00 Stovo only $34.00 $3.00-Down, Then $1.00 Weekly. GARDEN HOSE Special Monday, 50 ft com plete with coupling and noz zle, only $4.50 LAWN SPINKLERS 65c Ring only 4G 66c Elgin only 40 :ftT Eoo Nou s only 33 50c Grass Hook, only 39 See the Famous McCRAY REFRIGERATOR Also Our WISCONSIN PEERLESS That has the hard baked enamel and round sanitary corners; also the perfect glass trap so easily removed. Prices as low as. . . .$10.50 ROLLER SKATES $1.75 ball bearing, on sale for $1.48 65o Grass Shears, only. 48 Paul Tlokkovr ' "2 CAD Harriet Sherman and Paul Flothow, who have been picked by Coach MUts as the leading characters In the senior play. "Richard JCarvel," are admirably suited to the parts, and the rehearsals that have been held so far . point to a very successful play as far as the leads go. Miss Fherman Is Dorothy Manners of Maryland and Paul Flothow Is Richard Carvel, general hero, and ardent lover. The second leads are taken by Mp garet Hoffman and Porter Allan. Miss Hoffman Is Paddy Swain, Dorothy's chura and Allan Is Lord John Comyn, great friend of Richard's. The play is to be given on May B. RENT A PiAUO , J3.50 fl IIOSIH Free Wool, Scarf and Insur ance. Special inducements if you wUh to purchase later. SCHMOLLER & MUELLER riAo co. 1311-13 Farnam Street Dous. 1628. Hearing of Suit Against Fidelity FirmjsPostponed Hearing' of the suit brought by Attor ney General Willis K. Reed, acting In behalf of tho State Insurance board, to dissolve the National Fidelity and Cas ualty company of Omaha was postponed in District Judgo Ileilck's court two weeks by mutual consent The delay waa a-reed upon in order to give the company tlma In which to make a showing a. to its financial con dition. 'I hope that ths stockholder will make good this Impairment," said Mr. Reed, "the company tan then go ahead on a basis which will be satisfactory to all concerned. The stockholder are re- sponaioie ana capaDie men. My action lr. this case has simply been automat ically made necessary in order to comply with the law." " v The company's permit to wrttu bonds In Nebraska expired April 30. A new permit will not be Issued until the com pany has remedied the Impairment, said 2AT. Reed. Apartments, flats, houses and eottasea can be rentedquickly and cheaply by Ree "For Rent" BIRTHS AND DEATHS FOR APRIL SHOW DECREASE Dr. Ptor fell behind till record In Omaha last m' nth when he brought 201 baby boys and girls, each one being the "cutest, cunnlngest and darlingest" In fant ever seen in this city. During April last year the total waa i'l , Deaths last 'month. 133; April last year, 163. A Sale for Your Sleeping and Waking Moments If you attend our sale on Monday you will have reason to remember us with gratitude when you lay you-down to sleep; and when you wake from slumber deep. As the Scotch comedian puts it, going to bed at night "Is the last thing you do" except tuck in for the night. ooday a Sale of Slimmer Bed Spreads so attractive, so necessary, so inexpensive and of such excellent value as to be instantly appealing, "At Kilpatrick's" is the 22 Carat and Hall Mark. We give you the "has been" and "now is prices these for one day only just to start things lively in "The Merry Month of May: M Has been $1.25, now is 98. Name of spread Morning Glory. Has been $1.50, now is $1.15. Name of spread Easy Rest. , lias been $1.75, now is $1.45. Name of spread Poppy. Has been $2.00, now is $1.65. Name of spread Hard Spun. Has been $2.50, now is $1.95"" Name of spread Coronado. Has been $3.75, now is $2.98. Name of spread Eitz A. nas been $5.00, now is $4.50. Name of spread Marseilles.. Has been $6.00, now is $4.95. Name of spread Scalloped Marseilles. Has been $7.50, now is $6.25. Nam of spread Scalloped Marseilles. What suggestions the very names convey. Snmmer flowers in one comfort and content poetry "Pleasures are like poppies spread." "Wearability in tho Hard Spun. Sunny skies in Coronado. Elegance in Eitz and the Frenohy chicness in the last. In addition to specials quoted 20 discount off tho price of English and embroidered spreads and sets. Towels You will enjoy the delights and invigorat ing effects of the bath, or cold tub after purchas ing at the NEST SALE. Towels face, hand, bath, and flesh. - Priced before 7c; priced on Monday 5 each not a pair. Priced before 10c; priced on Monday TViQ each not a pair. Priced before 12Vc; priced on Monday 10 each not a pair. Priced before 15o; priced on Monday 10; extra large not a pair. Priced before 25c; priced on Monday 19; this is Union not a pair. Priced before 30c; priced on Monday 25; tins is linen not a pair.v Priced before 35c; priced on Monday 29; this is linen not a pair. , Priced before 50c; priced on Monday 39; . this is linen not a pair. . Priced before 75c; priced on Monday 59; this is linen not a pair. Priced before $1.00; priced on Monday 79 this is linen not a pair. Priced bofore $1.25; priced on Monday 98 this is linen not a pair. , Priced before $1.50; priced on Monday at $1.29; this is linen not a pair. Bath Towels 7V2instead of 10c. ' ; : Bath Towels 12H-instead of 15c Bath Towels 15S instead of 20c. Bath Towels 19 instead of 25c Bath Towels 29 instead of 35c. Bath Towela 39 instead of 50c. Some are Turkish, others heavy ribbed many heavy, some extra heavy others large and some both large and heavy. All wonderful values. Ladies' "Morning Glory" Garments Miss Eva Rogers will be with us on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday to demonstrate ladies ' "Morning Glory" garments. The makers wrote us This will give your store "An ava ( lancho of profit able publicity." On display and demonstration at square near eleva- tor on Main Floor" The word ava lanche" as applied to publicity is, we confess, a new one to us. Of one thing we axe sure. Every woman who will see the ease and comfort of the Morning Glory Utility Dress will want one and the prices are so reasonable $1.25, $1.50, $1.98, $2.50. Made from percale,' gingham, seersucker, chambray and various 6ummer fabrics. Closing out regular House Dress stook at 69 were formerly $1.00 and $1.50. New Summer Dresses Airy Comfort for torrid days. Many ma terials from world markets now closed to com merce. Bewildering creations touched by the artist tailors hand. Not all that wo have, but the advance guard. Correctness fixed by Fash ion's decree, and exclusiveness guaranteed in having styles confined to us. 99 Keeping Up With the Joneses Our $1.00 for, the making Palm Beach Skirt Sale hit the Bpot "Just what I wanted." 4 J The right weight," "Crisp and clean for go ing away." "Summery and a dust shedder." V Will wear like wire." "Nobby and nifty." MI am going to buy two so as to have a change. " Actual remarksi "the very words" as Louise .would say. If the goods last all week the sale will last all week. When goods are gone the sale will end. We will take orders for not more than 15 Suits at $18.00 and $20.00 for the making. At Silk SectionNew Arrivals Black and white stripes, exquisite quality, Gros de Londres, Pekins, Crepes, Charm ens e, Soft Satins, Pongees, Exclusive Tub Silks, Crepes and plain will wash like a linen hand kerchief. Monday will be ParasoLday. New arrivals complete our stock. Modern Merchandising A few days ago we read a story of failures in the New York Commercial, whioh should . have been copied in every newspaper in Amer ica as a warning and a lesson. It has been ar gued that prosent day methods contribute to economy and are of advantage to the buying public. Occasionally that may be true but in the end whenever methods are extravagant or , uncommercial somebody must pay for it. Again and again we ourselves have felt compelled to do those things which we ought not to be com pelled to do. Not because we like these methods but because we are determined not to allow any one to take away our business if we can help it. Now for a little D. M. 0. HISTORY. This make of embroidery cotton has become the stand ard made in France. Since the European trou ble, supply has been erratic and .difficult to ob tain. Prices, as a consequence, have advanced materially. We have been able o maintain a stock and a good assortment and our prices have been as low as conditions have warranted. It seems that there is a disposition to play ball with this well known article. Gentlemen wo now serve notice on you we will join you in the game and as an evidence or as a def i, if you will; we will sell D. M. C. on Monday, white and ecru, at 9 Cents per ball up to No. 60. Come on in we- cam stand the water as well as you. Rent room quick with a Bee Want Ad.
