TflK HKK: OMAHA. SATfliDAY. MAY l!li.
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brief city news . ;SOFFRAGITS HERE i
FOR SHORT REST!
lownnrnd'a for Sportlnc Honda."
M(htiii( r'liturra fiurf Ha-Grandrn.
I'Mmond Kiuagainrnt Rliif Kdholm.
Mine Roo lrnt It Now neuron Freaa.
Hre, Turiimln, Autiimnhlla, HuraUry In
iiain:. J. i LMimont, Kwllna lllrtg.
"Today', Movie I'm, ram," claaaldtd aec
li"ri today. It appear! n Tha Baa exclualv-
'. r'lnd out ahat (h varloua movln pic
tin thcalen offer.
Try In Pol.on i, The jmll. r- h'
I""" advi.ml t polxin hclna iilacml In thf
wilnlty of Klftaonth nr William lrtat
T'-r dug arnl i hii kcna,
"tor la Kohhad Hi-nrae I
it North Kluincnth lrl broknn
i " b llilvvri, who carried away cluarn
mil candy lo tha lolnl vidua of Jf.O.
lnr Ntnlrn Hurglara rntarr-d lhi ainra
"f A. ii. lv-itliiiari at Twenty-fnurih and
I I. r. i atrt-na, through a window In the
1 ' ' mole ciKarn lo thu amount of ISO.
Andiron, fir Nrrerna Bundnrland'a.
Ilurkman Kunrral "uliirila Tim funrial
"' Howard Hurkinan. Skill He ward mrct,
iMiiurd to has miiiiultli-d aulcliln whlir
ii'i-puriili-nt. will lie hold tialiuday afternoon
hi i! o'clock at t:rnaby'a chapel. Ilurlal will
l In r'urrnl Lawn nnietery.
tenllrl for llefeiiilnnl. -A vrrdlrl for the
1 ' r n I h 1 1 1 n ih heen reiurnad In Ihii lawaull
"f .-loiihla riinlth analnm Wllllani J. llararh.
moon keeper, and llm Illlnola Hoi urlty com
puny, ImtidMiteii nix- BU(j for r,.,lr)ra
lion of 3tn, whli'h she avn to h'-r liuah.nd
t'i deposit In ii hanli and which ha spent.
l "Tai-Tlla" Nhlnalaa Sunderland!.
Miss Doris Stevens, One of Leaden
of Congressional Union, Visits
Her Parents.
DISCUSSES COMING CAMPAIGN
Retired Employe of
Union Pacific Dead !
Joseph McLaiiKhlin- aged 63. em
ployed for thirty years in the. I'nion
Pacific shops here, wan found dead in
his room at the Midland hotel Imt
niglit twenty-four hours after he had
leen last i,een by anybody about the
place. Death was due to heart fail
ure, lie was retired on a pension by
the railroad four years ago because
of ill health.
The coroner has taken charge of
i ne uotiy. I'.itorts to locate
Uiled.
Miss Dorid Steven, an Omaha
girl, who has distinguished herself
, , l among Congressional union leader, I
Butler . aline i i , , ... , ..
una uu'ii iii ijuiaua since, i ucMia) i
taking a short rest before plunging
into the arrangement for the big
woman's party organization which
the C'ongreisioual union expects to
effect in Chicago, June 5-7.
"1 have been 'luxuriating' in bed
fur several days and feel much rested
after hard work in ihc western
Urs. 1 leave tonight, however, to
help launch this woman's movement,
in which '10,000 voting women will
take part," aid Miss Stevens,
"We will launch the woman's party,
not to push any candidate or plat
form, but to hold the political bal
ance of power and give comfort or
discomfort, as the case may be, We
will show ourselves so strong that
the cither parties will seek our affilia
tion," he continued.
"The federal miffragc amendment
will be a vigorous issue in the com
ing campaign. Koosevelt has already
shown that, he recognizes tin," as
serted Miss Stevens,
The enthusiastic young suffragist is
a local high school graduate and is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. II,
Stevens, ,5o47 Charles street.
Washington Affairs
milllnn hiisthla . a (I.. ...
i'jir.-i ,.t i a a ...... . . "
.ffi exported
A fvorhl rpnrt on th mot I on pMur
mnKornhip hill wm ftrMffit 'f t hr)u
ty th ffduriktlon rotiiiiiilln,
Th nniKtti ron firmed lh nomliitln of
KujfM F. Hp"(J tf Nw lfKinprhir
nicmbrr at Ihff Phllippln f-ornHtinnInn
Tin flood ennirni hill. Drovldlim Hnoro-
relative! ' prlllon f'ir tit JVIIimiImIpiiI mid Hi r
I rii'fito riven, v.m tnf( iy I h lion if,
j TUf lilll n'w $itfn in th nil lr wuui'l
ut hrl.t Hi pllnHur, of nni Kcrl
Ink $ir,ftn,f)f)fl fur floi-d rnutml urid n
ral Improvz-nnl of Ih M ltNllppl rlvr un
dor tjif Mlftlniiippl river oimulHiilon.
No Army and Navy
At All, Says Smith
to Concord Club
At a banquet of 100 member of
the Omaha I oncord club at Hotel
Fontenellc last evening Arthur C,
Smith made a plea tor national pre
paredness, lie said:
"This country is in a datigeroua
situation. Its navy is small and
poorly equipped. Our army is a
mere corporal's guard compared with
the armies of other nations."
"Jack" l.elton, new manager of the
Fontenellc. was toastniaster. llollis
Johnson is president of the club and
Herbert Tyler is secretary. The or
ganization was started two months
ago and is similar to the Co-Opera-live
club of Kansas City.
K. L Mehomay and W. T. Grant
of Kansas City, representing the Co
Operative club of their rtly, were
present and urged the affiliation of
the ( oncord club with clubs of vari
ous cities which will . be identified
with a national organization. A con
vention was held in Kansas City
this year to form the national or
ganization. Commissioner Mauley of the Com
mercial club, Federal Judge Wood
rough, Colonel Hinghatn, U, S. A,
and I). M. Vinsonhaler spoke also.
No Palate-Joy
LiKe This The rich
est man in the world could
not buy anything more
pleasing to the palate or
more strengthening than
Shredded Wheat Biscuit
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Wi, . .!:,, -an, ! 1 ,
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THE BEST FURNITURE AND RUG VALUES IN THE CITY
Our LOW expense, our INEXPENSIVE location and IMMENSE buying power com-
with Strawberries and U bine to help us give you the BIGGEST and BEST furniture and rug values in the city.
cream. A simple, natural
diet that will bring health
and strength for the Spring
days. Try it (or breakfast ;
eat it for luncheon.
Medicines, like Men
Chraotr Apprno,
Marls, mult.
The fuat favornhle Imiiriaalun mle
by t fo.wl'a Haraal'in'IMu la conflrmeil hy
eonihiucd uac. H I )irmnnlnua com
blnatliin tif eoinpallblp Ingi ill(iiit, per
foct ,!,Htina rutlcally that I". It l tha
fiiu-at proiiiM't (if mnt aklllful plmr-niHi-y.
Ami In therninullli! valti or
pnWiT tn curn It In oiib of the heat
inedli Inea A infill Iim ver proitureil,
(in Hie iiractlcnl lile, which, nf eoura,
la Hi" inoMl luinirtarit to voll. Ilool'a
ri.waiiinrOla for forty yeaijj liajt liein
di'iiidtiatiatlii lt eiiratlvn tiowrr In r
llrvlm; inmplnlnia arlalna from Lupine
liloiiil, low alal" (if lienltli, ponr (llaea
lion, limiilvc kliltu'yii and liver,
Kiir vmir liiinmra, or for rlifiimatlain,
weak atoiiiMcli, loaa of appetlta, that
tlri'il liellnit take Homl'i HmeapHrllla.
i will no viiu good Ailvertlsement.
Made at Niagara Falls, N. Y.
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Pimpht Disappear
Thera In one. rtn'1y Hial aeltlmu fullt
to olear away all plni(ilo, him k lie'!"
and akin arupliona urnl thai mnkea tlir
akin a'jft, clear unit healthy.
Any flniBKlat ran aupnly ci with
(nio, which generally nu n iinica all
akin dl-aca. Aene. eir.inin, llcli, plm
plea. rii'.lica, him k liod'ls In moat raaea
flive wny lo zionu. I,'ri-iiieiitly, tiilnor
ilenilalma illanppear nverniRht. llchluK
uhuiiJIv HlopH InMdiii l '.i inn la aife
clean, raay to naa a'l ilcpeiiilahle. t
coata only I Be; an cxttn Imae holtl..
l no M will nnl aiiiln, la not creiav
or atlcky nd la iioaiilvely aafe for
lender, aenaltlve akfn.
Zeino, f'levelnnil.
the omaiia ni;i;
nno homk I'APKir
-.101 IX A. SWAXSON, rrea.-
W.U.L. IIOLZMA.V, Troan.-
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asterpieces of Clothes Making
At Prices Beyond Duplication
MEN who make even the barest
c it i T" 1- j
comparison 01 tnese superD iiocnebLur,
N. Y., Hand-Tailored Clothes find such style, value and
quality is absolutely unequaled in any other clothes at
these prices. Our new
plan of selling is an
achievement that is
saving thousands of
dollars for our cus
tomers. The best
clothes made to sell
around $20 to $35 are
here at $15, $20, $25.
BEE OUR
WINDOWS
COM PARK
OUR VALUES
8kitm&a
Extra Value
SUITS H
$15 $20 $25
Voting men, purtieular drenscrs, who domninl Iistinctivwosi
iiml individuality must ;-x't those Kinart Furihion J 'ark creations:
1 1 ickey IVeeinan; Adler Hoehesfer; and oilier style leadorn, now
models, h'orni fitting, Wiini-i'orm-fitting, ultra or more eoiisei;vut've
ideas.
ItrotviiK thitt em
lii'iicc aoine nf th'
ImnilsotncM eonihl
ii ,i ( i o ii i (ilorlngs
WW lonilKll. Wlllt
selection.
tireena In h regalia
of n summer
lone Novell ie.
a t r t p e a, triple
sirle, iilnUls and
IIIIMIOtOIH'h,
(ifft)s exlilliitinu
H v art rly unparal
leled; light, niixlinin
and durk, In stripe,
plnlil and cheek ff-fe-a,
Stripes, blues and purples, light blue on dark blue, gold
on blue, white on blue, red on brown, gold on brown, brown
on darker brown, the most interesting variety of new pat
tern effects we've ever assembled.
:The Season's Craze
SPORT SUITS
V . new I lie) 'd "Ukc, ' I in w Up-jr otlld lie the Heainn a ( ('.
mil 1icpi' !'' i a 1 1 etiii minus selection nf tliese (llsttntlel) new
l'Mi. "inn In It (.tiort anils. Ilunilredi nf fabrua to choosf from
Sil.ie, Ihowii sic it, tili ii utiuhrta. erea eheMnts, linnie-mna
Nin.UiiiM aliie. th,l iiialile urn goil iinil In fni" tlin ill
iiii I. c sllc nlteieil nv Ihiae U"el suit liluileU t ' II V ( li U 1 1 I
I, I t ,', In esfhite, dill iner
T In V r-X
rr 'i - " V A-- - )-
hrv' W" jf
1 7 ONE MINUTE
, ; STORE TALK V i
t .4 s, r
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$10 $15
$20 r
I
4a
ricrvite la tliu pruUi ot
thi.t utorn pride of
en ry mull la It. W In n
you eonio hern you'll
find wlil Awake, con
ai'lcntlotia m I i men
ready lo serve you, "
pleaaurf! to a h n w
Kin n a" (eta a ne
meaning lici, or rath
er, a real nieHuiDk
her.
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lilll lllCll, -lil'lt llit'll
III ill
l.l'i lHc W
U- In c S e nil j'ltij
HUM!, i; IIK II
i I' ! hi' slln kl
I'M, t J ill 'Mill v mi IH H I till, lull en
itul viiluf.
S I I '.I, S',,1. lit
io, si5. jsiro, 'j:,, in
Headquartert for
True Blue Serge Suits
lU'ltcr lie. aafii than I'ltr It J 1141
anrad True ll.i fnin riuit s. ..r
.if new . u,v V1I f t any ii 4,1 t-i
dr ai -
$10 to $30
Fine Furnishing Goods
John B.
Stetson
Hats
$3.50
to $10.
Nebraska
De Luxe
Hats
JjiaMM)
Nebraska
Special
HaM
SIMM)
Mtn
Shirt
it I. i lk I s
I l 't i
tl.l
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st f f f I
M.i.
I'll. a
v -1 1 -1 I Ui ai ! t el Hi. s.
!, tis ill Sci-li'li jti.it'l. I
Iii' it'!. Mik !lilt- ll'ntil tli
I I'M ft!
$1.50 to $5.00
Union i u (.1,1 ha! ,,,
Sttit Ml I' i. . hi!
i i .1, ; on m 1 1 i, I ti; tit .fc j,
Ii I ' ftti'l 'chin
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we AcaujjU ituijx guarantee 10 oavl you money on your iurnmure ana rug"
Liorary leis
.hint like illuHlia,-
lli ill Kl M 1 1IIM 'if
a Kplemllil iiaK
cr, chair unu u
Iiiiiiv table. t'uii
allllcte'l nf aolhl
all. rhalc anil
tin ki c ara iiilinl-
Kll'Ufd In fullll-
iniil li'nlhr. An
Mcpiitnmal vl
Ht Oils apaclnl
hi Ice, ful Ilia three
jiiccpa, iiiiiy
tt n 1
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SntunUy Spccialt
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$1.05 t5c
9Ie&ra6?i
Q
lavriounnc
iiaaai
1 6
50c to S5.00
Snlurday SpetinU
i
75c
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$10.75
Term II
-II innnlli.
caali
!l f?"
OFF
ON ALL OUR
LADIES'
SPRING
SUITS
NOTHING RESERVED
Sanitary
Couches
A aiilendld, well
uiude aanltury eouch
with drop aide
opena Into full
aUed bed, Worth
M75-
aalr pr.
$1.98
No Money Down
THIH Clil.t'MHIA onA(-(IN'(il,. ItW
oltli I'AIUM'r A N ll AM A 411
TU'l'.I.VI'; I .AT KMT MI'HI-
I'l.KTK lll'TUT lor OM.V .
inher attlea (if ('nliiiiihla Ora funulaa
iii fi 'im a 1 0 00
'.it
$-f1 A WEEK
U WILL DO
ONE-THIRD OFF
ON LADIES'
SPRING DRESSES
FREE
A Pretty Souvenir
to All
LADY VISITORS.
No Purthatt Ntetitary.
ONE-FOURTH OFF
OH LADIES'
SPRIKG COATS
MILLINERY
ONE-HALF OFF
All Goods Marked in
Plain Figures
Big Value
In Man'i C"
Ml MIVH
ind Young
Mcn'i
SpringSuitt
from J1I.50
to S27.53.
In Boyt'
Spring Suits
we have a
nobby line
lo select
Irem S2 SO
to Jl 50.
trom S 1 .59
lo H 53
Mem'
Sheet (rem
5! n to
Doe Not
Include Iron
Frame Standard
T
Canvas
Porch Swings
l.lka llluatrathin. "hlfa and
heavy caiivaa t iiihnlaii'i'cil in
heavy tuiivaa with cuitun filllne ovr
an all I fun anrlng ilmcaiiut
Incliiita Iron frame aj ahuwn
In fill lure I Hale n . a. . , . ,
HiriB U'V.H HKITtl(IKHAT(ilH-A
1'iall Ivcly llir inoal Hiinltuiy ir
filaarn ter thai on inn liiy
fl'ava luiga, iniimy riiiiiiHcliiieiu wiin
ailjuatiihle idi hci iilittcil lie ahelvoa,
a veaelulitr ertinjiHi I iiienl Willi ilnoi hi"!
a larae li in coniimri
rnani I Iijiii a rili cil li e aav
ara. Worth I -'2 . Kale pr.
Othar atylaa of Eafrif aratara aa low
aa 7.M.
tt mmvmi
i-7l I 1 1 t , I
mLi i-"! 1 KBf E7 ft I
m i ma m ii a
11 F5-rl. iJ
$3.65 Bfl rOUSL r
516.75 riiFvf
Household, Garden and Lawn Specials.
You Can Charge These Specials If You Wish
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Hlli I Mm a 5 ft.
lnrt Hale price, MO
Hanipera, lar- ale
Hpeclal 7o
2S-fo(it lengilia tit
Una, uai ill I a 1
tor una anaaon
ciiniplrla Hilli KMip
lliina. Mpw lal. . ta.es
!,a ft Irnitttia, aaina
a ahm 4.i
Hoaa Iteela. wm ill
i dr. Special .... 890
HuUca anil Hom.
fiuh 10
HriHitlnf forka, Bpe
elal 59c
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ChJld'a TTTV
RDlklaa. f . V.
U fium E . ' ' ( .T
RKKD OO
i ' A It T 8
Willi WJUO
Mail of a
i r I a I
Hill of
liaril a n
uiiluilaturnl
1(1 Had fold
old. it a
full aprlnii
cuna t r ii -fiuii.
iruliiM.!
llrad wlicala.
etc. W in ut
llliifl. rials
pi n a -
$10"
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I'KI MHTA I. TAHLl.-X tak
lll'iatratuin, mad of aulll
huh. a-iiHir aatanaion anna
worth III.
Hal prica . . .
$10.50
WitS"
wa-
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vet iiTT--r-iJ
Rugs
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I'l OKil.ii i.AVKM'l)lt'.H
I. lac illuatratiun. oxcept
li tien enda Worth 3h,
i.lMlim MI.i t)l f OK
MfMH rttKnuir riu
I U II t I HI KM Mil
vn fr!in '4id nit aprettilt
ROOMS $
FURNISHED
Complete
Termi $5 I'cr Muntli
Dig Wagon
Umbrella
75c
Curtain
Stretchers,
Special 63c
Turn Old Furniture, Household Goods and Cloth
Ing into Cash with a Bee Want-Ad. PIIOflE TYLER 1003
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