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THE - BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, JUNE ' 10, 1916.
IRON MOULDERS GO.
OUT ONA STRIKE
Demand a Beduction in TMir Work
ing Bonn and an Increase in
Pay.' v
MORE BUILDING LAB0EEE3 BACK
Following the failure of the Omaha
Iron Moulders' union No. 190 and the
State Association of Foundry, Owners
to come to an agreement, approxi
mately 100 membera of the trade in
this city and the eastern part of Ne
braska walked out yesterday morning.
, The iron moulders had asked for a
reduction of from nine hours to eight
hours for a working day and a raise
form $3.50 to $4.50 a day.
The foundry owners met in Omaha
the first of the week, during, which
session conferences were held be
tween them and representatives of the
iron moulders. Charles Wilkenson.
vice president of the Iron Moulders'
Union of North America, was in
Omaha representing the local body at
the conferences.
Waive One Clause.-'
The iron workers averred that they
agreed to waive the clause asking for
a reduction in working hours and ac
cept the Kansas City scale. The foun
dryraen agreed to 44 tents an hour
The - iron moulera met again
Wednesday evening and endorsed
their committee holding out for 45
cents per hour.
There are, according to reports,
about forty-five iron moulders af
fected by the strike in Omaha.
. In several shops the scale was
agreed upon and the men did not
walk ouf. '
' Work at Hospital.
V. Ray Gould, contractor and pres
ident of the Omaha Builders' ex
change, has put his force of laborers
to work resuming .the construction of
the state hospital at the University
of Nebraska College of Medicine
campus, for the first lime since the
strike commenced.
This job lay idle longer than any
other in the city since the strike has
been abandoned. Monday morning
work commenced on a lot of the jobs
in the city, and since that time work
has been resumed on other jobs every
, day, Mr. Gould's job was about the
last to be taken -..p.
MexicanRailroad
Man Tells of the
, Conditions There
H. C. Dinkins, formerly agent of
the Santa Fe for this territory, but
more recently general agent for .the
' international & Ureal Northern rail
road, with headquarters in the: City
ui Mexico, i viaiung in umana.
Mr. Dinkins left Mexico some time
ago, his occupation as a railroad man
there having been rendered useless,
owing to the chaotic condition of
affairs.' Ha asserts that the: railroad
business into and out t Maxico 1ia
become so demoralized that there is
: little doing in either freight or, pas
senger traffic . ",. : t .
Florence. to Vote:,
On Sewer Bonds
The city council of Florence has
passed ordinances calling for a special
election to vote bonds for the building
of a sewer system in Florence. The
plans propose a system that will take
care of the entire city, but only the
main sewer, to run from Briggs to
Davenport streets, with a connection
to the river on Madison street is con
templated at this time. The cost will
be approximately $20,000, all the
money that can, be voted at this time
Test Bond Validity
With Friendly Suit
' Attorney John P. Breen, as attor
ney tor the Uriah Keal fcstate cx
change, has notified County Attorney
Maguey that he will commence mn
some time next week to test the valid
iyl of the $1,700,000 road and grading
Donas passed at the primary election.
GOES TO SUCCOR DESERTED
CHILD AND FINDS BULL PUPS
Humane Officer Neilsen was sum
moned to Forty-first street and Fat
rick avenue to "take care of a tUby"
which some heartless parent had left
crying in a vacant lot. Hans made his
way to the spot from where the
"child's" cries emanated and discov
ered six diminutive bull Dups, which
are now the property of police head.
quarters in general. "Rags," the po
lice dog with a college education, lias
taken kindly to the new family and
bids fair to see hat no harm comes to
them. 1 ;
TWO UDS CAUGHT IN
TURNING AUTO TO JITNEY
PROFESSOR GILLESPIE TO "
. . SPEAK AT LYRIC HALL
Prof. J. A. Gillespie, who was
sfiperiiltehdent of "Nebraska
School for the Draf ffi this city from
1878 till 1897, will give one of his
Bible lectures at Lyric hall, Nino
' il I, i I,,
teenth and Farnam streets, Sunday
afternoon. ' ; . .
Mr. Gillespye has been traveling for
the last three years, lecturing on
Bible subjects, under Hie-auspieea of
the International Bible Students' as
sociation. All are invited and , will
be made welcome..
BRANDEIS AT R0URKE
PARK HERE NEXT SUNDAY
When the Lincoln Cleaning and
Dyeing club mteta the Brandeis next
Sunday at Rourke park, the Brandies
Stores will enter the fray with a com
plete list of victories thus far this
season, save the defeat at the hands
of the Rourkes in the early spring
Included in the rankrof the Lincoln
Cleaning and Dyeing team are
"Dutch-"- Meyers, the big . spit ball
hurler, who was once on the payroll
of Hugh Jones' Lincoln club; Lamb,
with Wichita last season, and Prim-
ley, a foNiier terror with the stick in
the Nebraska State league,
MILLER PARK GOLPERS '
GO TO HARLAN MEET
Miller park golfers will go to Har
lan, la., early Sunday morning to par
ticipate in the tourney there. Omaha
golfers who wish to accompany the
Miller park squad may do so by call,
ing up J. McTaggart at Colfax 3963.
It takes b"t a minute ot time to
save dollars when you read The Bee f
Want Au columns.
J. I. Crane, 828 South Twenty
fourth street and John Keys, 814
South Twenty-fourth street, arrested
by Officer Jim Murphy for the theft
of an auto taken train Falls City, ware
returned to. that place for a hearing.
The two boys were preparing to file
iiie engine number from the machine
; and operate it as a jitney, in Omaha.
FINED FOR THREATENING "
HIS WIFE WITH A GUN
James T. Fleming of Florence was
fined $50 and costs tor threatening the
life of his wife with a revolver. The
Flemings bave been separated for
some time and Thursday he appeared
at the home of his wife s mother and
declared his intentions of violence.
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) awavkr 4ats tar
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Knit Underwear.
Union Suits for women, in
little thread, Nuihapa and
"Cumf-Cut cuff and um
brella knea styles, pink and
whit. All alsea at the
itpecial price, per suit,
501
Union Suite frr women, tint
Hales, eumfy ?ut, ahetl edsa
and French band topa, eutf
and umbrella rhnea styles.
Rejruiar and extra 9Qw
sites, 60 Quality.
Buy a Flag
for June 14,
FLAG DAY.
Buy a Flag
for June 14,
FLAG DAY.
Fresh Cut Roses, 2V2C Each
Fine, Fresh Cut Roses. Long Stems.
. Saturday Main Floor.
JBfJE GlEABMJeE--
GOATS flHD SUITS
GREAT HAIR ORNAMENT SALE
$2.00 to $12.00
Values, at
$1.00 -
AH the highest
grade hair ' orna
ments m a d e '.
Casque Combs,
beautiful designs: back
combs, barrettes, pins in all
shapes:. Poienards. Goves-
cas in all the newest shapes. Studded with
white and colored stones. All brilliant color
effects. V.:,:' '. ilk .'
These are extraordinary designs and won
derful values. Come early. : V
Women's $3 Ho $7.50 Hand Bags
Soma Worth . d 4 QQ
" Even Mora 'pl70
About 500 genuine Tokio
Leather Bags at e wonder-
low- price, 1.98.
Decorated with
-oriental designs
in' the colors
pecular - to the
eastern countries.
They are some of
the moat desir
ablt bags we have
had to offer thus
, far. Also large
lot of real seal
bags, about 300
in all. all atyles
hand purses, balloon shape and regular bag tf 1 AQ
shapes. In all colors. WHY NOT ONE FOR iDl.jO
A GRADUATION GIFT? "
. . ruiiy
All Tailored Suits Half Price
Your Unrestricted Choice of Any Silk Suit or
Wool SuitV.-', ' 1
At 50c on the Dollar
' Maybe the suit you have wanted is still here and
now you can have it at just half what you was asked
for it earlier. '.
Beautiful Taffeta Suits '
Rich Silk Poplin Suits '
Gros De bondre Suits
Cloth Gabardine Suits
' Cloth Poplin Suits
Cloth Serge Suits
f Dainty Neckwear
A daintier, more appreciative gift could scarcely
be suggested than pretty neckwear.
Collar and Cuff Seta, In Georgette Crepe. Hand em-'
brbidered Swiss, at .98 to $1.50
.Silk and Crepe Princess Collars, with fluffy frills,
t '&,!.. .V501td 1.25,
Also beautiful line of Collars hand embroidered,
lace trimmed, in large cape effects, at. .501 and up
A most wonderful display of neckwear In Collar and
Cuff Seta and large Collars ever shown, at. ..,29t
A very complete line of Ostrich Boaa, which are very ,
much in vogue, at .... , $2.49 to $12.00
New Nemo Corsets
For Vacation and Sport Wear
These corsets are made for comfort
and durability. They are designed
with just the same car as the higher
'priced corsets, to make It comfort
able and fashionable for ' summer
wear. Medium low top with long
skirt: wide band Of elastic at bottom
,of back. Four heavy elasti- ffO
kqp garters attached . , . . . . , . v
Special value in Brassieres, made of. -beautiful
lace and pink silk. QQ
While they last 03C
. Every good,' desirable color is to be found in the as
sortment. A ' i T 'i ' '' '. I'''''-'
1 $19.00Suitsfor 9.50
$25.00 Suits for $12.50
: $35.00 Suits for ....... . $17.50
$49.00 Suits for ...... ;:.$24.50-
' $59.00 Suits for .......... $28.50
$65.00 Suits for ...... ...$32.50
$75.00 Suits for $37.50
- $98.00 Suits for $49.00
Any Cloth Coat-Half Price
Regardless of Cost
This is undoubtedly the most remarkable opportunity, as there
are coats for evetiy occasion, Auto Coats, Touring Ceats, Sport
Coats, Dress Coats. Every good serviceable fabric of the season to
be found in this assortment. (
Chinchillas . Velours Bolivia : .
Plaids Vicunas Gabardines
Checks Coverts , . , , Serges
Tweeds , Poplins Etc. Etc.
Your Choice at 50c on the Dollar '
$5.00
..... ....$7.50
' $9.50
$12.50
$17.50
.............$24.50
$28.50
Children's Coats at Half Price
Your choice of any girls' oat, regardless of value or
cost, ages from 1 to 14 years; every quality of fabrics. No
restrictions. Half price. ' ' ' -$5.00
Girla' Coata at . .$2.50 $15.00 Girls' Coata at $7.50
$10.00 Girla' Coata at $5.00 $20.00 Girla' Coats at $10.00
$10.00 Coata for ..
$15.00 Coats for ,
$19.00 Coats for : ,
$25.00 Coats for . ,
,$35.00 Coats for ,
$49.00 Coats for ,
$59.00 Coata for ,
A "Round-Up"
Mid-:
Hosiery
Women'a Pun Dve Thread Silk Hosiery, fancv nov
elties and plain colors. All fashioned, silk to the top;
others with wide garter -we it. apncea neeia and toes
with double soles. Reg. $1.25 quality, Saturday,- $1
Women's Silk Hosiery, special lot, all colors. All
silk with lisle tops and soles. Full fashioned, double
soles, heels and toes. Worth to 11.00, special. .59
1 Women's Fiber Silk Hoae, colors and black. Full
seamless, spliced heels and toes; double soles and wide
Sale price
,- ofi o
39
tODS.
Women's Fiber Silk Hose,- black only. Double soles.
heels and toes; seamless . ... ... .V. .... . . . ... .25
Misses' Silk Lisle Hoae, in all the much wanted
shades. , All sixes.. i 25
Men's Lisle and Fiber Silk Hose, black, white and
colors. Seamless, double heels and toes. .AU sizes
from 9 ft to 12; pairv 25
Silk Gloves'
Another Important Sale
June Sale of Dainty Summer Blouses
Best Styles
At Low Prices
Crisp new mer
chandise grouped for
quick selling. It
would be impossible
to describe the beau
ty of these blouses, as
the assortment is so'
varied. Dainty lace
or embroidered trim
med models. ,
Frills, fichus, large
collars. ;
Charming in style
and beautiful in material.
$1.00, $1.95, $2.50 and $3.98
c Al the new models
in linen, French voile,
fine organdies and
batiste, in all-white,
some with touches of
color, such as rose,
orchid, Nile green,
.Hague blue and
maize. ,
And this is just a
mention of the larg
est and most com
plete stock of blouses
anywhere.
S
Iwh 9ha acu Ftawr.
season
HATS
All at tha on. prie.
$5.00
' Dressy and Sport styles the very latest types I
very fine Italian Leghorns, Formosa Wenchows, fine
Milans and a few Hair Hats, all trimmed with flow
ers, ribbons, laces, etc.
Very conservative values would be $10.00, $12.60,
$13.50, $15.00 and $16.50 and we say, for Saturday,
All at the One Price, $5.00
Morton Wiseman, 121 West 27th Street, New
York City, manufacturer of high-grade children's hats,
has turned over to us his sample line
Worth $3 and $4 Wholesale
.Grouped together, in two big lots and the best
values we have offered in some time. $1.25 and $2.00
Another Corking Sale
of Boys' Clothes
Boys'$5.00 Suits, $3.85
And most of them have two pairs
of pants. Four tables full of Blue
Serges, Cheviots, Cassimeres and Mix
ed Tweeds. very suit in a smart
new model Plenty of every age, 6 to 17.
Sale of Big Boys' Suits '
High school model, long trouser suits,. nt
$9.50. Plenty of $12.50 and even $15.00
values in the lot. Blue Serges, beautiful
homespuns and worsteds and cassimeres, in
real nobby patterr.i. Smart suits that the
boy will be proud to wear. Pinch-back mod
els included: a few of them fk CA
have 2 pairs of pants. Every age, 14 to lOaVOV"
A very select assortment of Palm frA fC
Beach and "Kool" Cloth Suits for boys,Pt and PU
A big new lot of Sport Blouses and Shirts; they are
worth lot' more. Plain whites in aoisettes and madras,
fancy striped percale and madras. Plain colors C fl
of cheviots and chambrays. All sizes. Special OvC
All-Silk Sport Ties in smart polkadot effects OQV
in different colors. Real new aSIC
Have You a Piano
In Your Home?
' A home without a piano is rather a desolate abiding
place. Compare it with one in which the strains of a
piano are heard and where vocal and instrumental
music abound, and you will become more firmly con
vinced that i - .
, You Are Not Getting the Comforts
of Home Unless You Have a Piano
Our selling terms are so reasonable and payments
so easily met that it would be hard to find a home that
cannot afford one. Just now we are offering excep
tional bargains in pianos of recognized merit and
player pianos for those who have no one about who
can play. N "
One Profit -One Price
Piano Department, Third Floor.
Blue Bird
Means Happiness
To every woman
who possesses it.
THE BLUE
BIRR, as you
know, is the sign
of Happiness and
surely every wo
man who obtains
one of
These Charming Breakfast Sets
of 43 pieces in the new Derby shape, handsomely fin
ished with the real French China effects at $6.48, will
be perfectly happy.
Iced tea tumblers, Sherbet Glasses and Table Tum
blers, beautiful, thin engraved glassware.
Guernsey Casseroles, brown with white enamel,
7-inch size, regularly 60c, at 25c.
1 Comprising a larga quantity of Women's Pure
'. Silk Gloves in both long and short styles. The principal
colore are black and white. The short' gloves come
either plain or with beautifully embroidered contrast
, ing backs, mostly white, gloves with black embroid
ered backs. ' '. -,,
They include Kayser and Brandeis Silk Gloves
Every pair absolutely guaranteed for fit, wear and
quality. - V Lot I' " ,
' ; Women's 2-Chup, Double Tipped, Pure Silk Gloves,
mostly black and white, with or without beautifully
embroidered black backa. Kayser or , IQrt
. Brandeis makes. Per pair UHJ
Women'a 22-Inch Tricot Silk Cloves, In black or white,
reaching several inches above the elbow. , CQ.
Pair
x r - Ut I ,
Women's Fine Milanese and Tricot Silt Gloves, guar
anteed double tipped. Kayser or Brandeis make.
Chiefly black and white, either plain or with large
variety of beautifully embroidered black backs. ' Fine, 7 Ho
lustrous quality. Pair. I C
Women's 16-Button Length (23 inches), Silk Gloves, guar- TC.
anteed double tipped. Pair. .................. '.. , 1 3C
i: rv .'. '. Let' i'.-.-' .'. s-. ; ., . ;
Very Heavy Quality Milanese Silk Gloves, 2-clasp style, double tipped.
Chiefly black and wait., a few colors; either plain or with a great va
riety oi most attractively emnroiaerea oaess. Kayser or Brandeis ?
makes. Every pair accompanied by guarantee slip. Pair. ....... wl
women s lo-button length furs Milanese Bilk Gloves. Pans point.
They reaclt several inches above the elbow t also guaranteed.
$1
Clearance Sale of Lawn Mowers
i
All we have left sacrificed regardless of cost or former
selling prices. ,-''' '....',.'," .
Any 4-blade, ball hearing mower in the house, worth to $10.50. .86.98
Any 4-blade, ball bearing mower in the house, worth to $7.00. . . .! 14.49
Any 3-blade, ball bearing mower in th. house, worth to $5.50, at. .1 13.98
Any 4-blade plain bearing mower, worth to $4.50, at.... ! 12.98
Any S-blade plnin bearing mower, at............ $1.98
A , : Garbage Cans . - -
This seasonable item reduced fo Saturday Special Sal.. '--, I
Medium site cans, with cover, at................. .......794
Uarfre slse cans, with cover, at.. . '. ..................... i.,. -98jfr
Extra large cans, with cover and aid. handles. . . . . . ... y...... .$1.19
. f Screen , Doors and Window Screens:
Any size, green finish screen door, , ... .........
Any size, oil finish,, screen door ....... ,y. . . . . ,
Screen windows ................ .' .". . . . ... , ,
, . , , : Wash ' Boards
A full size, 'well mad. wash board,. only. .....
89
......... 91.19
.15e, 2 and 39
.15
No phone, C. O. D. or mail orders accepted. One to customer.
V HARDWARE MOUSt FURNISHING DIP ARTMSNT ASEHtENT. . ,
Pond Vanishing Cream
Is an exclusive creation of the Pond laboratories. It is
based on one of the most valuable skin-softening substances
ever discovered a substance whose affinity for, the skin
is sc great that the moment Vanishing Cream is applied it
'vanishes." : It never reappears, as do many other toilet
preparations. . : ; , . , .V ' , s
Vanishing Cream is frag
rant "and refreshing it im
parts to the skin a delightful
sensation ' of coolness , and
velvety smoothness. 1 :
A light toucli of Vanishing
Cream before applying pow
derespecially Pond's Face
Powder gives the complex
ion an exquisite texture and
a soft, velvety bloom which
Special-50c size jar, 29c
cannot, be obtained with
powder alone. It is the ideal
finishing touch.
As a safeguard against the
ill effects of sun, wind and
weather, Vanishing Cream la
simply wonderful it pre
serves" the necessary skin
pliancy,! and in the case of
sunburn does much . to pre
vent unsightly peeling.
