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THE BEE:
OMAHA. SATURDAY. JUNE 3.
1916.
under a large tent, in close conjunc
tion to elephants, zebras, rhinoceri,
hippopotami and the common or
garden ostrich.
"I am glad to say that this treat
ment proved efficacious and that both
boys are now in prime condition.
"In these circumstances I beg that
you will excuse their unavoidable and
regrettable absence from school.
"Yours sincerely,
"MEREDITH NICHOLSON.
VP. S. The boys had a bully good
time."
to Wllmer Nelson, who lives on the bank.
The boy noticed the bird dive and brin to
the surface an unusually large trout. Then
ensued a battle royal, the fish trylnK to es
cape and the bird trying to swallow H
prey. When the kingfisher appeared dis
tressed the boy went out In a boat, plck-d
up the bird, dead, with the bis: trout stuck
In ita gullet. Portland Oregonlan.
REGULAR THING IN CHILDHOOD
ni,l:na f'onaiiicunua Amonar KIil
illea, With Only One Sure
TrrOmrnl.
Proof of the Pudding," his literary
accomplishments arc not limited al
ways to published works. Perhaps
if his sons were asked what they
regard as their father's masterpiece,
they wouid submit the following note
which Mr. Nicholson recently scat to
the boys' teacher: '
"Dear Sir: It is with deep regret
that I am obliged to report that my
two boys, Meredith and Lionel, were
taken seriously ill today, just after
luncheon. We hurriedly summoned
the doctor, who after a brief exam
ination, pronounced their malady
well-marked and clearly defined cir
cuseitis. When I was a lad, away
back in the consulship of Plancus, I
too suffered every spring from this
painful disuse. It is not uncommon,
1 understand, and is particularly
malevolent in its manifestations upon
youth about the time the green comes
back in the trees and the lilacs bloom
in the dooryard.
"Our physician prescribed the usual
remedy in such cases an afternoon
Trout's Revenca on Bird.
GraM immi to have wreaked vepirsance
on an aTvarlctoue kingfisher that plied the
Yaquina rtver near Klk City, Ore., according
Although Merediih Nicholson is
best known as a writer of "i'cst sell
;rs," especially his latest nuxcl, "The
Bee Want Ads Produce Results,
tising in The Bee.
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Blouses, $1.00 and $1.98
New Striped Japanese
Crepe Sport Coats
and Middy Blouses
This is the genuine Japanese
crepe, and we are sole agents
for this material. It will out
wear any other materials and
launder beautifully.
Colors White and Blue,
White and Rose and White
and Black.
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New Arrivals in Duality Lingerie
Blount's in all-white, others have
touches of color. Dozens of styles to
udect from, to JgQ
Dressy Georgette Crepe Blouses, 15 new models, ! C E 1 Q
large Collars, Frills and Fichus T, . ,..
New Handkerchief Linen Blouses now go II Qk to EK
fashionable. Scml-tailorcd models sp A V-
Large Fresh
Cut Peo
nies 49c
a dozen
jtflpsMsaWlllffMleafn'BBnil'f ff'i" 'BHT. 'mstaif1." i IJU IJeBMIfflBTas-Tii
Ball Bearing
Roller Skates,
98c
For Boys and Girls
Rag. $1-50 Pir.
Sporting Goods
Department.
Don't Miss This Sale!
Hosiery
Women's Ture Thread. Silk
Hosiery; all colors, shoe
shades and evening shades;
, all styles, plain and fancy;
pilk to the top. All fashioned,
spliced soles, heels and toes;
garter tops; $1.00 and $1.25
values, special, 65c
the pair
Women's Silk Hoot and Fiber
Hosiery, fiber to the hem. All col
ors, also plain black and white.
Fashioned and seamless. Double
heels and toes. Sale Cf.
Women's Fiber and Silk Boot Hose, black and white and some colors.
Seamless and full fashioned; reinforced soles, Kr
heels and toes. Worth 60c, at JJ
Women's Fiber Boot Hose, black and colors. Seamless, 1 Q.
double heels and toes. Worth 35c, at &
Misses' Silk Lisle Hose, all sizes, from 4 to 10. Black, white and
colors. Double heels and toes; fine ribbed. OKf
Saturday U0
Knit Underwear
Women's Fine Lisle Union Suits, in
the "Nu-Shape," cuff and umbrella
knee styles. Regular and extra sizes.
$1.00 quality, t RQn
suit VJC
Women's Fine Lisle Union Suits, in
shell, French band and "Cumfy-Cut"
tops. Cuff and umbrella knee styles.
50c quality, all "Qf
sizes a tJiVV.
"M" Knit Suits for Girls and Boys, in 4j
.. . , i i .-..Hi
Knit, nainsooK ami camuric, patent
taped seams and buttons,
to 12 years.
Suit
Women's Fine Lisle Union Suits, cuff and umbrella knee styles.
Regular and extra sizes. Regular 60c t OQr
vnlnoa fit . .V : aClfcC
Women's Fine Ribbed Vests, plain and laeo trimmed,
reeular and extra sizes. Worth to 19c
Ages u.io&w
en.
124c
"Nemo" Corset Correct
And Comfortable for.Summer
BUY A CORSET that not only molds
your form to the style demanded by
Fashion but also a Corset that will give
you the greatest amount of comfort in
the wearing as well. Individual figure
requirements have been worked out scien
tifically by the "Nemo" makers and no
woman has any trouble whatever in ob
taining just the model that best suits her
figure. They give support and comfort
as well as lending excellent style. A few
minutes' in our fitting rooms will prove
convincing.
The "Nemo" WOMn Rl IFT i hull! for slender, stout
and extra stout inures, Ihu model has an adjustable aldom
tttal strap under the fmiit of lite r.tr.rt. It give the wearer
greater roml'Mt and keet the rtrrl from ruling up.
Muilrl t.7, IS Oil: Model 654. SSOO, Model 1.000. S10 OO.
"Netntt" J IS Model of ball!, low tout with long hip
and ba.-k, with elit.lii.uii More at bottom of ba.-k steel; this
seil-reiliu ine mudi'l it I UO.
Model 40.1 m balut. ntriUum low tup with abdominal
hand at bottom of front steel, also a rubier t-and at potlum
o I. k wires. r..inlt-rittl values at 14.0(1.
MmII JUS tit handsome puis i.a brm'h. wrf low top
with rutler ah.ie esi.l line In front. l.iant weirht
hontoa. romfortalde and pretttr m...!.! at
toivt for lr stout fitfute. stvi s to 41, IS. 00,
I So, gf u and tta U I III t0.
PC UTTID TO OV IOM.M' T All filtin. are tree of .haras
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With Brandcis Special Pumps at $3.90
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200 Women's Coats, HALF PRICE
Recent purchase of 200 coats
' from a New York manufacturer
at just half price, enables us to
offer for Saturday a wonderful
bargain to anyone needing a coat.
Most of them are sample coats,
made for show in manufacturers'
sample rooms.
COATS FOR EVERY
OCCASION
Sport Coats Street Coats
Auto Coats. Dress Coats .
Storm Coats
Every good fabric known this
season will be found in the lot.
"Every color you could wish for is
' here.
Coats, worth $25.00, at $12.50
Coats, worth $35.00, at $17.50
Coats, worth $50.00, at $25.00
Coats, worth $10.00, at.
Coats, worth $15.00, at.
Coats, worth $20.00, at.
$5.00
$7.50
$10.00
Chinchillas, Jersey Cloths, Corduroys, Serges, Taffetas, Poplins, Tweeds,
Plaids, Checks, Mixtures, Linens, Silk Jerseys, etc.
Children's Dresses
At Very Special Prices
Vacation time will soon be here
buy in this sale and obtain remark
able values in excellent made
dresses.
Do not misa this opportunity, to
obtain excellent Dresses at very
small prices.
Lot 1
Girls' Colored
Dresses. This lot
contains hundreds
of dresses in plain and larira
plaid ginghams, in dressy, pret
ty styles with catchy effects,
pleasing to the ()5c
Lot 4
Girls' Colored Dress
es, at $1.95. This is
! an assortment ot
beautiful, dainty, girlish Ideas
made up in some of the smartest
of the season's models. Dainty
lawns in figures and Btripcs;
Lot 7
beautiful plaids and
fine soft materials.
$1.95
Lot 2
Girl s' Colored
Dresses. A wonder
ful assortment of
girls' dresses in smart colored
plaids, stripes and plain ging
ham. Effective little sport or
middy dresses, pretty combina
tion effects. Some QP
dresses worth double.. fuC
Lot 5
Girls' Intermediate
Colored Dresses,
11.45 and $1.95. For
the stout girls. This assortment
is for the girls who require cer
tain measurements not to be
found in any other lines. Pretty
colors and very smart and effec-
styles. . $1.45 $1.95
White Dresses for
girls, at $1.45. This is
an assortment of dainty,
pretty white dresses, made of white
lawns and trimmed with white em
broidery skirting and dainty laces.
The bolero and coatee models are
to be found in the lot. Many arc
manufacturers' samples and have
nodupli- tt AC
rates P 1
Lot 8
Lot 3
Girls' Colored
Dresses at $1.45.
Manv very nrettv
and dainty dresses in this lot,
showin? the very newest ef
fects for children. Pretty
lawns, ginghams, percales, etc.
Light and dark colors; soma
sport
models
Lot 6
$1.45
White Dresses for
Girls, at. 95c. Among
the purchases of
girls' dress bargains was this lot
of girls' white dresses made of
crisp white lawns, trimmed with
lace and embroideries. Good
full cut nkirt9. All ages, 6 to 14
years. Wonderful QIC
values, at SOC
White Dresses for
Girls, at $1.95. Mostly
anmnln dresses in thid
lot, some are made to sell for more
than double. The lot is limited, but
the dresses are pretty and very de.
sirable. Some are samples slightly
soiled. Dainty and pretty laces and
embroideries and ribbon sashes
make them very
tttractive
$1.95
Lot 9
Infants' Colored and
White .Dresses, 45c and
95c. For the tots, 2 to 6
years. Some effective and pretty
little models. Good wash colors
and white. Many samples, divided
into two lots; some values are
worth double, ACr QKn
our prices J JK
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Trimmed
"Wenchows"
Two Charming Styles
The wonderful variety of charming
Summer Hats offered this season makes
it easv for any woman to pet just the
stvle that suits her best. Just see what
YVt DOI.LAKS will do for you in this
Second Floor Millinery Store Saturday.
Ther "wem hiiwa" r worn by the smartest lreOi.
wiimrn in New Vrk cvt-ry fashion paper quotes them
they're worth $tout)w y
A it J
Old Rote, Citron, Navy
Black and Natural
$5.00
Second Floor
Millinery Dept.
White Silk Gloves-Embroidered Backs
IN MANY STORKS thev wi!l till you Out the stuck of Ihesn Whit
Silk iilou'i. with rmliroideml biu-ks, which ro ail th rate, are rxtrenu-lv
.Ml Vi(ort un I initAKl ri-U um , unit m an mi' an' imiiiiiik
.carte. Wi: AUKC.I.Al.TOSTATi: THAT UK UAVK lOMn.l.TK
S JOt'KS OK Tlll.M1 Kvrry iir fc'Urunt-i'l for fit. ntulity and wear.
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One Remarkftble Offcrinu on Bargain Square
Wwin'iu l.. tUmUK tippi'd, inn Silk ('I.vs, in white, Hack.
K'dsl u' t nrny, with I'l-autit illy nnhrt'idi-rrd liack
Saturday, at 65c Pair.
Any whcn t'l' )' ul I Ja ll.Oi. a pair.
a . I . 11 .
rntnntr oar (.tin .-Miliars?
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boys-Here s a W ondertul oaie,
$6.50, $7.50, $8.50 and $10 Suits -
KNICKERBOCKER SUITS
at the biggest saving this sea
son. When you see these
Suits you will be quick to ap
preciate that you never invest
ed a $5 bill to better advan
tage. About half of them have 2
pairs of pants. Stripes, Checks
and Plaids, in a wide variety of
.patterns. Plain colors; also in
great variety. Blue Serges in
liberal quantity also. Plenty of
real hard wearing fabrics and the
finest woolens, cassimeres, home
spuns and cheviots. Hot weather
Suits in snappy styles.
About 400 Suits in all buy
two or three at this price.
THIRD FLOOR.
The
Troubadour Player Piano
Leads All At It's Price
INGERSOLL conceived the idea and built a Dollar
Watch and a fortune at the same time.
FORD saw that a car priced within the reach of all
was the salvation of the Motor industry and was com
pelled to cancel orders during a year when thousands
of Motor manufacturers failed.
BUT THEY DID NOT DISREGARD QUALITY TO
OBTAIN A LOW SELLING PRICE. THE TROUBADOUR
PLAYER is not the only Player Piano that can be pur
chased at its price, but it is the only one where the prin
. ciples, universally conceded to be the best, are, followed
as thoroughly as in the most expensive instrument built.
We can convince you that it has no equal on the market
today among Players at the same or near the same price,
and we will demonstrate this to you if you will call here
and be perfectly satisfied to have you use your own judg
ment after that, making your purchase wherever you think
your money will buy the biggest value.
ONE PRICE Third Floor ONE PROFIT .
Drugs and Toilet Articles
At Lowest Prices
Graves' Tooth Powder, per
can 1 -1
Pyrea Tooth Paste, tube, 25c
Lyon's Tooth Powder, 25c size
at 14t
Madam Yale's Tooth Powder,
25c size 11c
Hood's Sarsaparilla, $1.00 size G9
S. S. S., for the blood, $1.00 size. . .63
Kilmer's Swamp Root, $1.00 size. . . .(:,
Wveth's Phosphate of Soda, special1. .2f)
Tyres' Antiseptic Powder, 25c size. .16
Stewart's Dyspepsia Tablets, 50c size 31
Sloan's Liniment, 50c size .29
Putnam's Dry Cleaner, 25c size 16
Colorite, for strow hats, bottle 16d
Listerine, 50c size, bottle 29
Sassafras Bark, 1 pound package 22
Sal Hepatica, $1.00 size 7
Cascarets, 50c size box 2f)d
St. Jacob's Oil, 60c size bottle 29
Sani-Flush, 25c size can 15t
Physicians' and Surgeons' Soap, the cake (it
Juvenile Soap, the cake iiifr
Armour's Stork Castile Soap, the cake 7?
Horlick's Malted Milk, hospital size $2.68
Lime Stone Phosphate, the package 2 t
Lavoris, 50c size bottle, at 29t?
Parker's Hair Balsam, $1.00 size. : (i3
Seven Sutherland Sisters' Shampoo, 50c size 2St
Glover's Mange Cure, 50c size bottle 29s?
Specials Wonderful Values
Masetta Talcum Powder, the can 10
Pebcco Tooth Paste, 50c size ...2N
Stillman's Freckcl Cream, 50c size 29
Djer-Kiss Toilet Soap, the cake 21
Packer's Tar Soap, the cake 12c
Fletcher's t'astoria, 35c size
Jad Salts, the bottle ..-19
Peroxide of Hydrogen, 1-pound bottle 1J
Bromo Seltzer, $1.00 size bottle r,7
Java Rice Face Powder, the box 2 lc
Rubber Sheeting, 3t5 inches wide, yard Hie
Mcntholatum, 60c si. 2Stf
Melorose Face Creams and Powders
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rsllsnl tor lha umplosloB, fravklas.
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