THK HKK: OMAHA. SATIMMUY. .U'LY 24. 101.".
PARK POOLS CLOSED
TO ALLJWIMMERS
athen to Be Permitted Only at the
Two Places Where Swimming
is Supervised.
J FORMER OMAHA GIRL WHO
Consider Omaha in
Race for National
Convention of Dems
who la at the Pan Frsnrlsco enpreplon.
The telogisjn Is dlre ted to .Pxrhead
as president of the Ornnha notary club
The Nebrankan has been boosting for
the democratic national convention for
fimalin, snd hft Just received a letter
from the secrctnry of the nntinnnl com
mittee atntmg that Omnhs. t'hl ago nnl
I 'alias aie In the race for te convention.
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VTSITING HER PARENTS.
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' Hememler we wint the democratic
national convention her". I'eae boost
for Omaha." This Is the telegram J. V. Apartments, flats, houioa and cottager
Welih, proprietor of the 'julkaerv Cnfa- i ran be rented rinlckly and cheaply by a
terla sent yesterday to Hnrley Moorhea l, I Ute "For Rtnt "
i Absolute Clean-Up of All Our Broken Lots of $
CARTER AND SPRING LAKES
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Commissioner Hummel had closed
All bodies of water In the public
parks except the municipal brach at
Carter lake and the swimming pool
at Spring Lake park. South Side,
both of which are supervised.
This drastic action Is the result of
the verdict of a coroner's Jury, hold
ing the city park department negli
Itent In the case of the drowning of
a boy at Elmwood park a few days
ago.
Flaca are lacing- mad" for porting t
these ponds and lakes anl h'rsfier r
ons wnllng or othfrwiso entrlnn tl'e
waters will It rontaroxl tr Fps w-rs.
This order refers to ponds or 'ls In
Itanirom. Knuni. nilrr. J:vcrlnw and
Mmwood parks. CI.IMren have It. n al
lowed to wade and In some lnstaii-ea tn
wlm In these ponds, pnrtl. ularly mo In
IMlllcr and Kountin parks.
Ilenmel F.aptalna.
Commissioner Hummel explains his po
sition in tlds manner:
"In the ease of the drowning at Klm
ood park, It may be said that the pool
trrnrw Is used aa a supply for the pavilion
and not Intended to he used otherwise.
There la a watihman at this park, hut
t la difficult for one man to keep his
rye on 210 arrea of ground It might
fust aa well be sll that every tree
(Thou Id be watrhed leat a boy climb to
the branr-hes, fall off and break Ills
k-ck.
"It would be nice to have Bupervlaora
for ea-h of the ponda. We have two
life guards now at Uie municipal bearh
juid ample protection at the swimming
pool at Hprlng Iake park. We are plan
ting a public bnthlng plaot for Klver-
lew park and that, too, will be super
vised when opened next spring."
Pterins; on Haft.
The boy who waa drowned at Kim wood
rsa a member of a Sunday school plc
tiln. He waa playing on a raft at the
time he fell Into the water.
Superintendent Dwells!) of public reo
featton conferred with Commissioner
Hummel on thla rloelng order and he
aequleered In the action taken. .Mr.
Prucllsh contends that If a coroners
Jury will hold the park department
negligent In such cases aa the one In
juestlon, then the thing to do la to
close these bodies of water until auch a
time aa proper protection ran be pro
vided. There are about five mile of shore line
along Carter lake, on park property
owned by the rlty. Mr. Hummel says
be would like to aak a coroner's Jury
bow many watchmen would be nnrea
ary to guard this extensive shore line
to Insure that no person enter the water
and, perchance, drown.
.Woman Puts Out Fire
While Husband is
'Phoning for Help
When a rasollne stove exploded at the
tiome of Mr. and Mrs. Nels Hltnpeon, 3TJI
fforth Nineteenth avenue, Mrs. Plmpeon
Palmly proceeded to extinguish the blase
tT applying wet clothes and buckets of
rater
Mr. Simpson was slightly burned on his
bands, lie r-moved his burning clothes
and telephoned lor the fire department,
but In the meantime his wife had sub
0ued the flames.
Mrs. fllmpeon says there Is no use get
png excited over a little matter like a
gasoline stove explosion and fire.
Tom O'Connor is
i MadeCity Clerk
1 T. J. O'Connor, clerk of the police court,
as been appointed city clerk, to aue
e4 Thomas J. Flynn, Cnlted Htatea
btarshal -elect
Mr 0Oonnor will receive II.OOO a year.
!he aaiary of the offtoa having been
B,S Ha has been secretary of the
Lahlman club and an ardent supporter
a the Dahlmaa campaigns
J MerceU, former deputy city clerk of
pouth Omaha and at present serving as
jswmlt clerk and prosecutor on the South
pide. will succeed Mr O'Connor as clerk
the police court
J. T. ritsgerald, former tax assessor In
pouth Omaha, will taks Mr Mercell's
place In the Scnith Bide city hall
Cyclist Injured in
Smashup With Auto
F. J. Collins. SUM Far nam street, sus-
Kned cuts and bruises when a motorcy
whlch he was driving collided with a
hiachlne driven by lr. Krlti Heuman of
Benson at Thirtieth and Hodge streets.
Both vehicles were damaged, although the
ocupante of the car. Including Karl
lleumarnand the doctor's S-year-old son,
Deorge, were unhurt. Collins 111 taken
to the Nicholas Kenn hospital, where his
I nj art as were dreaeed.
WOLFE WRITES HE WILL
START PEACE MOVEMENT
Robert t Wolfe, former city boiler In
spector, writes to cltv hall friends from
New Tork City, outlining his plana to
tart a nation-wide peace movement of
uoh a magnitude that the nations of
Europe will be Impressed to the ex.
tent that wars will cease to shock human
ity. According to his lsst letter on the sub
t, Mr. Wolfe tntenda to start peace
rneetlntre In New York City snd he wants
Mayor Dahlman to begin a peace move
ment la Greater Omaha.
AUTO TRAINING SCHOOL
GOES INTO BANKRUPTCY
The Nebraska Automobile Training
association, SMI North Twentieth street,
filed a petition In bankruptcy, shorn Ing
jl.KS liabilities snd fl.b-fi assets. J. C.
liopp Is Its president.
Don't run the risk. Oct a SOc bottle
f rr. King's New Discovery now. The
Urat done bela. All druggists. Adver
aVemenL "
MRS 1IFH UKRT FUKNCIf. D
?r llrb(it French of tmlsvllle, Kv., I
arrived. Thursday to visit Mrs. J. C. Q
French and Mr. and Mrs. lasso V.. B
Conx'lun. H
Slate Falls from B
Roof of Federal I
Building to Auto 1
A piece of aisle weighing over three ' B
pounils became loosened and fell from H
the roof of the poatofflce, striking an H
siilotiiohlle belonKlng to I. C, Bradford R
and missing the chauffeur try a few H
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In the Same
Trenches
Equal To An Ocean Breeze
Let Your Summer Motto Be
jyy, ICE CREAM
Early and often, that's the way
to make the summer seem easy
By Stepping Into jt
the Shop That Sells rvm
ICE CREAM
You can rest and cool off as
well as if you were enjoying
the ocean breezes at the shore.
RICH, PURE, DELICIOUS-Every Plate
ORDER FROM YOUR DRUGGIST
Fairmont Creamery Co.
The People Are Competent to Judge
where they get the best value for their money is the belief of
The BASKET STORES
A Few of Our Hundreds of Big Values Are:
Lemons, doien lie aad lo
These are both good else, thin skin
and juicy.
New potatoes may be lower Saturday
1 bu. SO lbs . 60 peck. 15 lbs., loo
Sticky Kly Paper, 4 double sheets, 5o
carton Sao
Fly Hwatters. 10c ones 7o
(c quality 40
Tip Making Powder, prise winner,
1-lh. asei ran to
Tip UaJtlng 8oda, 1 lb. 10o pkg 4o
Iure Cream Tartar Haklng Powder,
'4 lb. as. can lTo
Brooms Iso, gBo, ato, 3 So, 40o
(Ttiese are about the prices most
dealers pay for similar quality
brooms.)
Sweet Potatoes, ISo cans 19o
and To, I for lo
Sweet Corn, per can, Te Be, to, lie
Tomatoes, To, , I for aBo, llo, ISo
Peas, per can, Te, So, lie, 14a, ISo
I ps Tea, blend good, lb B&o
Rub-No-More or Pyramid Soap Pow
der, real cleaners; 26c pkg Iftoi 6c
pkg. 4o, t for loo
fXH order we deliver freei under aa.oo we charge So ta limited territory.
Bduoate yourself to compere priosa and quality aad you will do most
of your trad! at on of
THE BA
SliET S
WE ALWAYS LEAD IN LOW PRICES
SPECIAL SATURDAY ONLY we will give
25 lbs. Pure Cane Granulated Sugar for $1.00
With eaoh ourchaae of
I lbe. of our sas roasted fancy Java
Coffee which we roast ourselves
dally, for 11.00
Ana l id. or our mart areas tiuik or
rk. Tea, for aoo
We will place on eale this Patunnlay
100 crstes extra fancy freeatons
I'eachee. 4 baskets to each crate
per basket. Iftoi per crate 6 Bo
Just received a blsr load fresh dun
home grown Potatoes, bushel. Bbo
sex at irzcuxa
Remember We don't advertise cheap meat. We cut nothlne; else but corn fed
steers and guarsntee 1 oaa. to every pound. We make our o n Hamburser
and I'ork Huaa and auaiantee nhaolute etrlctly freiih; Saturday, lb lOo
Choice Veal Steak, lb Oo I I'ork I,ofn HosmI, per lb 18,o
Choice rork Chops, 1 Ilto Hulled Ham, allied to order, lb...85e
Pure Lard, In XtVio I L'omp. Lard, lb )
W fill mall orders st ahnve price. We deliver everywhere; also Hen
son, Florence and South Otnaha
Tel. D. 1590.
1915 Milk Fed Spring Chickens, 26
PIQ PORK ROAST 10l4C
Steer I'ut Hoast
l'l( I'ork nulls ...
) cum Veal Hoast ,
Youna Vest Olu
Youn, Veal 8tew . .
I.amh l.rsa
Mutton Chul'S
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84
Rklnne.) Hams 13
PUDLIC .MARKET YSS.'iSSffJSi
mi
hI Socln, 414 )hn.. Bo; 25 lbs a Bo
Corn, 16c pkg.. So) 3 for flSo
10c pkg 6o
Elkhorn or cottage milk, 10c: cans. .7
6c cans 30
Mason Fruit Jars, will probably be
higher. Pints, dos.. 34oi quarts,
38o ; i-gullonn, 690! zinc lid.
doien 140
Hulihers, extra wide and heavy, dozen
for 6o 3 for leo
OTJB MEAT
Is eHpeclully selected to please care
ful buyers. If in well fed, tender.
Juicy, full flavored. It helps the fam
ily enjoy the meal.
Lard, finest open Kettle, lb 13o
3 lbs. for 370
I.srd, pure, lb lflo
Com pun n I, lb, 10c, 3 for 880
t Tea 111 Cheese, lb ltfa
No. 3S at 31 ST Farnam In now
open. The addition, soon to be
completed, will enable us to try
and serve you well.
TORIES
jiume srrown rine npe tomatoes, rer
sinull basket , 15o
10 tiara l. c. or laundry Queen 8obp
Saturday for 93o
B-lle heavy Parlor Broom, painted
handle. 4fo kind for 890
Why do vou pay more? We aell Ja."
('aim 20c kliul. per dosen lOo
Resular 10c kind heavy Jar Rubbers
nir price be
300 other Items for leas money
than any other store In the city.
8ta and C ami ax ats.
Huitar Cured Hams te
llr Ihii HrvMkfaat Bacon.. lie
butsx Ourt Heron lS,e
6-H). pall Slinun Pur LsvrJ, niular
prlre aic: special Too
rsciau
From to V. M I-Hinb Chops to
lom I to 10 P. W. Pork Chops 10s
Men s and Young Men's!
High Grade Suits
Values Ranging From
$10 to $25
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Wide Roll Lapel Patch Pocket young men s
R Nor folks, conservative, staple suits, in grays
H newest Ur quart, tartan and shepherd plaids
men and men who stay young. Special sizes
I1 slim and extra size
I Genuine Imported Silk Suits
4f, $1l:0 and $15.00 values; special at
Genuine Palm Beach Suits, Norfolk and Ptaple models, all
: i, At? We
If
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3 ivl See our Pant
t v windows, it X. St-Sr'
i Sk wil1 pay y011- iP
4 Things For Men at
a
One lot of Men's Pajamas, made
of fine quality corded Madras,
Satin Striped Madras and Mer
rerlied fabrics, worth up to $3.
Sale price 81.49 and 7t)
One lot of Men's Night Shirts,
made of fine quality cambric,
mull and muslin, worth $1.00
3 and $1.25. 8ale price G9C
S5 dozen Men's Linen, Madras
and Nainsook I'nlon Suits; these
are wonderful values, worth J I
to $1.50 a suit. Sale price, G9t
One lot of Men8 Negligee and
Golf Shirts, values to 7 6 Sale
price 39,
Get a Hat -
Clearing Sale of Straw
Saturday your unrpstrictoil choice of any rami's Straw Hat in our entire
stock, incluilini: .hivas, Porta Ricans, StMinits, Split Braids and Rough
Straws that have Iwcn selling: at $'2.X), $2.50 and $3.00; your choico Sat
urday, at only
All the
All the
All the
Clearing Sale of
Boys and Chil
dren's Headwear
All the Boys' and
Children's $1, $1.25
and $1.50 Stra
Hats, Saturday, 40c
All the Hoys' and
Children's 35c and
60c headwear in
one bit lot Satur
day 10e
Odd lots of Men's,
Boys' and Chil
dren's Hats and
Caps. Saturday. lc
All the
j Get into business via the "Business Chances
PIG PORK ROAST, 10c
1915 MILK FED SPRING CHICKENS 2GHf
Plf Pork Butts
Steer Pot Hoast .
Young Veal Koast
Young Veal Chops
Young Veal Stew
I-amb Legs
Mutton Chops . . .
. 10ltO
.11 St
. 14L.C
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lHc
THE EMPRESS MARKET
Opy. Wool worth 5c and 10c Store. tl3 &ourt 10 th St. Tel. I. 2.107.
( sssaaaasa 1 S
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men, also blue serges in
in Norfolk nnd Plain models,
sizes; values up to $f.o0 and $10.(X), at,
only $5.00
Hirsch-Wickwire Mohair Society Brand,
cool doth, at $7.50 to $15.00
bought the surplus stock
1 ouiig: .Men's Pants of Mark
lothine; company, St. Louis,
de Pant makers; on sale Sat
n three lots
$2.50 and $3.0T
at
$3.50 and fc.or
at
Lot 3 $5.00 and $H.OO
values,
at
New Lots of Mens Summer Wear, included
in this Great Clearing Sale, offered at prices
that will force each Lot to Sell Quickly.
One Big Lot of Men's Bathing
Suits, Mostly Samples, Di
vided Into Three Lots:
Lot 1 All the fine worsted
Bathing Suits, both one and two
piece, worth to $3.50. Sale
Vrtco S1.9S
Lot 2 All the Jersey and Wors
ted UathlnK Suits, one and two
piece, worth $1.50. Sale price,
only 05
Lot 3 All the Men"s Wool and
Worsted Rathing Suits, also good
quality cotton ribbed Jersey, one
and two-piece, worth $1.00 per
suit. Sale price 49c
- Saturday - - at
Hats, Panamas, Bangkoks and Leghorn Hats
Men's $10.00 Panama Hats nt
Men's $7.50 ' Panama Hats at
Men's $5.00 and $6.00 Panama Hats at.
$5.00 Nantckok and l-eehorn Hats at.
Salt Pork HHc
Extra Lean Breakfast Bacon 18)tc
Sugar Cured Bacon 11 c
Skinned Hams 1.1 He
Sugar Cured Hams 09sC
3-lb. pall Simon Pure Lard, rex.
price C'c, special 45
a
5
models,
and blues,
for young
for stout,
this sale.
sizes .33 to
$7.50
colors and
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$1.98
$2.98
Hi
$3.98
Prices Small I
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55 dozen of Men's fine quality
Silk Four-in-Hand Ties, also silk
and fancy Madras Wash Ties,
worth to $1.00. Sale price, :$5r,
three for 81.00
125 dozen Men's Summer Shirts
both golf and negligee stylos,
odd lots of our $1.00 and $1.2.
values. Sale price G9
One big lot of Men's Silk and
Linen and Satin Striped Madras
Shirts, worth to $2.00. Sale
Price 81.23
115 dozen Men's Lisle and Fibro
Silk Hose, worth 25c pair, all
the new shades. Sale price,
1'aJr 15
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Brandeis'
75c
X?
80.50
S i. OS
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Men's 50c Silk
Hats 29c
About 60 dozen of
Men's Silk Hats,
Palm Beach Hats,
and White Durk
Hats, 50c and 75c
values. In one big
lot Saturday
Men's $1 Straw
Hats 45c
All the Men's Straw
Hats that have been
Belling- at 75c, $1
and $1.45, in one
big lot, Saturday
92.05
S1.SO lUthlug Suits rQ
on ssvle OcC
$1.00 Hoys' Itathlng OQ
Suits on sale sJlvC
fl.OO Men's I'nlon OQ
Hulls on sale O V C
J. IIELPIlAiJD
CLOTHING CO.
314-16 North 16lh St.
