THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1917.
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RED CROSS FUND
TOTALS $255,308
Over Four Thousand Dollars
Has Come In Since the
Week's Drive Was
Closed.
Subscriptions to the war fund of
the Red Cross have continued to
come in ever since the National War
Week campaign ended on Saturday.
June 23.
C. F. McGrew, who acted as audi
tor, closed his accounts on Monday,
June 25, and turned over to Treasurer
A. L. Reed a total subscription list of
$251,252.49. At the close of business
June 29, this list stands at the total
amount of $255,308.69, being an in
crease of approximately $4,100 for
the week, in which increase there
were no large subscriptions, but a
large number of small ones.
One subscription of interest was
$3 collected by three little girls, who
maintained a lemonade stand in Dun
dee. Another good sized subscription
was the high school class of 1917.
The three sons of Sherman Welpton
contributed $2, and there were a great
many $1 and $2 subscriptions. The
total number of signed pledges is ap
proximately 8.000.
Treasurer A. L. Reed desires to
give notice that the July 1 payment
on all quarterly pledges is due and is
payable at his office. 212 South Sev
enteenth street, where proper receipts
will be given. South Omaha podges
can be paid at the Stock Yards Na
tional bank.
Special Red Cross Medical
Mission Goes to Rusia
New York. July 2. As an initial
step in carrying out its purpose "to
do something immediately to hearten
ifflicted Russia," Henry P. Davison,
;hairman of the Red Cross war coun
cil, announced here that the dispatch
of a special Red Cross commission to
Russia carrying with it medical sup
plies and surgical instruments with
which to meet the most urgent needs.
The commission, which is headed by
Dr. Frank Hillings of Chicago and
William B. Thompson of New York,
is composed of twelve men, including
experts in problems of medicine, pub
lic health and social service.
Commissioners Will Not
Modify the Dimmer Law
The city commissioners are not in
clined to suspend the automobile
dimmer ordinance in favor of a red,
white and blue dimmer, being promot
ed for patriotic purposes. Explana
tion was made that such, a tri-colored
light would be confusing on account
of the usual acceptation of red a a
danger signal.
On July 25 a state-wide tiniform
dimmer law will be in effect.
BEVERIDGE TAKES
' OYER JEW OFFICE
New Superintendent of Schools
Starts on New Duties by
Preparing Budget for
Next Term.
Omaha War News
J. H. Eeveridge yesterday took
charge of the office of superintendent
of public schools. He came from
Council Bluffs and succeeds E. U.
Graff, resigned.
Mr. Eeveridge and family are mov
ing into a new home at 5012 Chicago
street.
' For a few weeks I will devote my
lime to getting familiar with the de
tails of the office," said the new su
perintendent. "Before the new school year shall
Iicgin in September 1 probably will
have something to say about policies,
lust now I am preparing a budget
or the next school year. During the
summer I shall visit all of the schools
and thus become familiar with the
buildings and equipment of the sys
tem. In a few weeks we expect a
report from Dr. George D. Strayer,
vho recently made a survey, and that
vill take some time to peruse. Oma
'ia's pub'ic school system is in an
interesting stage. Annexation of
new territory will give us approxi
mately 30,000 boys and girls in school
and more than 40,000 of school age."
Mr. Beveridge will attend the Board
ri Education meeting this evening for
the first time as superintendent.
Austrian Airplanes
Drop Bombs On Venice
Rome, July 2. Venice has been at
tacked again by Austrian airplanes,
the war office announces. The Italians
raided Triest in reprisal.
Army recruiting officers are having trou
ble over report! that voluntary enlistment
thing of the peat. Although these reports
have bad no material effect on recruiting
a far ai can be rearnett from figures, yet
many have asserted that they thought June
10 eloced the period of voluntary enlletmen'
"We are permitted to enllet a man up until
the day he himself la drafted. Even after
the flrit draft If tome young man should
lint be called and should want to enllet
of hit own will he etui hat hit choice," tatd
Captain McKlnley.
There have been ftf "ve men examined
and their entlttmenttt npleted, but whn
atlll have to return uj "sign up," and
these will all be accreted before July 1
and considered enlletel after June 10.
The Star thlnlnr parlor turned out an
other recruit for the regular army Bun
day. Thla one It the fourth from that
establishment to enlist in the army since
recruiting began.
. The Fourth realment band will plar at
the Ak-Ssr-Ben ln tonight and Major Todd
of the Fourth will speak.
Advice upon What to Eat
How Much to Eat
(By DR. I. H. WATSON.)
The poisons in man are taken care
of, if man will do his part. The liver
and kidneys act as the sewage dis
posal plants which separate and
throw off the poisonous accumula
tions, if given half a chance, But
many of us should not eat meat more
than once a day. Eat vegetables, and
what may be called "roughage" to
stimulate bowel action, such as bak
ed potato with the hard skin, Graham,
rye or whole wheat bread, onions,
turnips, carrots, even the much
slandered cabbape, and sauerkraut.
Stimulate the liver into a thorough
housecleaning at least once a week,
by taking a purely vegetable laxa
tive made ud and extracted from
Mav-artle. leaves of aloe, root of
jalap, into a Pleasant Pellet, first
made oy Dr. k. v. fierce nearly iuiy
yeara ago, and sold by nearly every
druggist in the country. To keep the
kidneys clean drink plenty of water
between meals; also, if you wish to
"escape half the ills ' which cause
early deaths from kidney disease,
affections of the heart, rheumatism
and trout, drink a Dint of hot water
a half hour before meals. This with
regular outdoor exercise, sensible
food and occasionally Annric (double
strength) before meals for a few
weeks at a time, and there is no rea
son why a man or woman should not
live to be a hundred. This Anurie
stimulates the kidneys, causing them
to throw out the poisonous uric acid
which causes us to have pains in the
back, lumbago, rheumatism or gout.
Anuric can be obtained at almost
all good drug stores. It always bene
fits and often cures the cause of
kidney disease, as well as rheumatism
and gout. Advertisement.
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Grand Trunk Circle) Tours Make Absolutely
the Most Satisfactory Vacation Trips
NOT only is the cost moderate, but by going one route and
returning; another, with the liberal stop-over privileges
granted, Ihey afford a view and knowledge of this country
aad Canada unapproached by any other form of transportation.
Tvrn r i, i. "'.I..''., i. ,ttagC Pwd for speds! circle tour
etrcle tours. Wo have 77 varie- Tiill booklet with prices,
tie and there is not point of IMVfaJSLl ir....
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not covered. Toronto, the Thro I tfKl ! D. McDONALD
sand Islands, Montreal, Quebec, VrysAtLi Ant. Ceaenl Pstaeaftr Asset
New York, New England, Atlan. tliSl HJ W. Adems S treat
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EVENTUALLY
YOU WILL COME WHY
NOT NOW?
One Mineral Bath and Treatment will
make you feel better than a week's vacation.
Brown Park
Mineral Springs
the only natural mineral water bath institu
tion in this section of the country.
25th and O Sts., South Side. Phone South 879.
DR. JOHN A. NIEMAN
Osteopathic Physician in Charge.
Young Man: Your Country Needs You, the Dandy Sixth W
BEFORE THE FOURTH SPECIALS THAT ARE CONVINCING ARGUMENTS FOR THE
ADVANTAGES OF BUYING AND SELLING FOR CASH. WE CLOSE ALL DAY JULY 4TH.
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GET READY FOR THE FOURTH
Big Sale of White Canvas Shoes
and Slippers
Mail Orders
Filled
From
Daily Ads
Men's White Canvas Shoes and Oxfords, with
leather or rubber soles; regular (T- QQ
price $2.50. Cash Price tpl.iO
Women's White Canvas Mary Jane Pumps and
2-strap slippers; $1.75 values. Gt QC
Our Cash Price tpl.J
Child's White Canvas Oxfords, with guaran
teed rubber soles. Our Htn
Cash Price , 1
Misses' White Canvas Mary Jane Pumps, guar
anteed rubber soles; $1.25 OHf
values. Cash Price tUC
Women's Snow White Canvas Lace Shoes,
covered heels; regular price
$3.00. Cash Price
Women's Fine Nile Cloth iCanvas Pumps,
Covered trench heels; regular
price $3.50. Cash Price
.$2.48
is Pumps,
$3.00
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THREE BIG MONEY-SAVING
VALUES IN
HOSIERY
CASH SPECIALS YOU'LL FIND
MATCHLESS
Women's pure thread silk
hose, in black and white and
all wanted colors; regular"
price $1.50. Cash Price. 98c
Women's fiber silk hose, . in
black and colors, regular
and out sizes; regular price
50c. Cash Price .29c
Children's and misses' light
and medium weight mercer
ized lisle and cotton hose;
regular 35c values. Our
Cash Price Tuesday is. .19c
July Clearing Sal
IN OUR DAYLIQ
Every short length and odd piece of silk must be sold. These silks are from (
day at the prices we will sell them for Tuesday. In some cases where quantities i
Novelty Striped Satin Messalines .
40-inch Printed Crepes
40-inch All-Silk Chiffons
27-inch White Japan Silk
32- inch All-Silk Florentines ....
27-inch Colored China Silks. . . .
27-inch Satin Messalines
30-inch Kimono Silks
33- inch Natural Shantungs
WORTH FROM
75c to $1.00 yd.
48s
PAY CASH AND
33-inch Printed Shantungs!
33-inch Heavy Plain Shanl
36-inch Sport Silk Poplins-
33-mch Striped Pongees.
27-inch Coutil Pongee Suitings
27-inch Colored Pongee Siitin
27-inch Diagonal Pongee. ... . i
27-inch Satin de Chine
36-inch Silk Poplins. . ... J. ...
SAVE MONEY IN OIH i
July Clearing Sale of Sprin.
IN OUR DAYLI
The prices on these Dress Goods Tuesday will be the lowest you will see for some t
usual custom of never carrying our goods from season to another. All Spring and Su i
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75 pieces of Spring and Summer Wool
Dress Goods, including black and
white checked suitings, fancy mixed
Vigereau suitings, plain French
crepes, fancy plaid suitings, worth
up to 75c, at
2 5
All-Wool Serges ..
44-inch French Plaids
40-inch Novelty Plaids
38-inch Fancy Striped Suiting s
44-inch French Covert Suiting s
40-inch Cream Striped Suiting s
40-inch Sport Stripes, worth up
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YOU'LL FIND BOTH STYLE AND COMFORT COMBINED,, AND
FOR A SURPRISINGLY SMALL CASH OUTLAY, IN OUR
Men's and Young Men's ,
Palm Beach and
Kool Cloth Suits
400 just received in complete line
of sizes, up to 48 chest. These
suits were
made to
sell for $10
and $12.50
Our Cash
Price-
Act Quickly, as They Cannot Last Long
at This Wonderfully Low Cash Price
Tuesday Buys Your Choice of the Classiest Lot
of $25 and $30
HART SCHAFFNER
& MARX
Two and Three-Piece Suits shown in Omaha in years an extensive assortment of
up-to-date styles and patterns; sure to please. Fit and quality guaranteed.
Men's and Young Men's Trousers
Several hundred pair'of Men's and Young Men's Trousers, including the "EXCELLO"
BRAND the kind that every seam is sewn with silk and the kind that we give a new pair
free for any not proving satisfactory. We have divided these into three lots:
Trousers that sell up (M QfT I Trousers that sell up flQ I Trousers that sell up C?Q C
to $2.60, Cash Price. . . pl. OO to $3.60, Cash Price. . . $ OO to $5.00, Cash Price. . . $0.00
A COMPLETE LINE OF OUTING TROUSERS REASONABLY PRICED.
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MONTH-END CLEARING SALE
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Laces, Embroidery
You can easily save one-third to one
half on Laces and Embroideries by select
ing here Tuesday.
ORIENTAL FLOUNCINGS 36 inches
wide, very good for dresses; dainty patr
terns, worth $1.49 yard. Cash Price, is
this sale, per yard 98c
NET TOP FLOUNCING Embroidered in
fine net, 42 inches wide; many pretty pat
terns to select from; worth $2.00. Cash
Price, Tuesday, yard $1.49
SHADOW FLOUNCING 18 and 27 inch
es wide, for underwear; worth "up to 76c.
Cash Price, yard 39c
A good assortment of FRENCH and GER
MAN VAL LACE, with insertion to match,
in all widths, worth 10c. Our Cash Price,
yard 5c
COTTON CLUNY, FILET AND PLATT
VAL LACES, with insertions to match, 2
to 4 inches wide: regular value 12V&C Our
fgg Cash Price, yard 8c
II CAMBRIC FLOUNCING 27 inches wide,
embroidered in dainty designs: very good
for entire dresses; regular value $1.25. Our
Cash Price 89c
CAMBRIC EDGES 3 to 7 inches wide,
dainty patterns, worth 15c. Our Cash Price,
per yard -. . .124c
ORGANDIE and VOILE FLOUNCING 18
p to 27 inches wide, embroidered in white
and color; worth nn tn $1 ftf). Our TaaVi
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Your Flag-
Display It on
We feature these
that will assist in pro ci
colors for patriotic d
dence Day, July 4th.
Now On Sal e
Sales x
1,000 Flag Sets This
3x5-foot, fast color 3
heading, with brass ?:
dyed blue field v h
long, with turned to p
strong cords. Set, co nr
1,000 Silk and Cotto n
es, mounted on heav y
spear. These beautif u'
Wool Bunting Fla g
Muilin or Silk Flap
sizes up to 15x30 fe e
Silk Flags of the All v
tions, each
Flag Holders, clamp
each
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The Fourth of July
Is not complete without a Straw Hat. Two big CASH
specials enable you to buy the hat you wish at a mini
mum price.
No. 1 A large purchase of manu
facturer's surplus stock of Pana
mas and Leghorns, in the newest
rshapes, values to $5.00, every hat
a real bargain. Cash Qf) riA
Price hZ. 4
No. 2 A sample lot of high grade
Sailor Hats in fancy Yeddors, Sen
nits and Jumbo Straw, in the sea
son's newest blocks, $2.00 Q ff n
values. Cash Price OOC
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HOT WEATHER
SPECIALS
IN
Housefurnishings
White Mountain Refrigerator, white
enamel lined; regular price $17.50.
Cash Price $13.00
75-lb. Ice Chest; regular price $8.50
Cash Price $6.00
Electric Fan, 6-inch; regular price
$8.75. Cash Price $6.98
8-cup Aluminum Percolator; regular
price $1.69. Cash Price. . . .$1.29
4-gallon oak finish Water Cooler; reg
ular price $3.69. Cash Price. $2.98
Folding Ironing Board; regular price
$1.25. Cash Price 98c
Large Clothes Hampers; regular price
$3.00. Cash Price $2.69
1 large size O'Cedar Oil Mop, $1.25,
with 1 pint of Oil, 25c; regular
Price $1.50. Cash Price ....98c
ECONOMIZE ON
Drugs and Toilet Goods
NO TALK JUST LOW PRICES.
(No Mail or Telephone Orders Filled.)
60e Daggett A Rami
dell's Cold Cream.
Our Cash Price, 3e
60s Melrose Cream,
Powder or Rouge.
Our Cash Price. .42c
SOe Moshon Almond
Cream. Our Canh
Price 2e
EOe Dabrook white
Rose or Locust Blos
som perfume, 1 os.
Our Cash Price. .29e
60a Hudnut's Marvel
ous Cold Cream.
Our Cash Price. .38c
26c Superior Toilet
Cream, for sunburn.
Our Cash Price.. lSe
SOe Possonl's Face
Powder. Our Cash
Price 29c
60c Harriet Hubbard
Ayera' Face Powder.
Our Cash Price. .34
$1.26 Asurea Faea
, Powder. Our Cash
Price 95c
BH .miiHii ''until' ija"1 "wiamfc"" "wtfa, '" "fc" 1 Ma,1""'"
$1.60 Oriental Cream.
Our Cash Price. $1.18
A large assortment of
Powder Puffs (val
ues to 26c). Cash
Price Te
lie Mermen's Shaving
Cream. Our Canh
Price 17c
JOe Violet Sea Salt for
the bath. Our Cash
Price 29e
26e Sanitol Talcum.
Our Cash Price.. 17c
2fe Wisteria Talcum.
Our Cash Price.. 15c
lSe Mennen's Talcum.
Our Cash Price.. 12c
15e Jap Rose Talcum.
Our Cash Price.. lOe
lie Peer's Unscented
Soap. Our Cash
Price 10c
10c Peroxide Soap.
Our Cash Price. . .7
10c Juvenile Soap. Our
Cash Price SVtc
10c Hard Water Cas
tile Soap. Our Cash
price Sc
lOe Pine Tar and
Glycerine Soap. Our
Cash Price 8c
85c TIs, for tired feet.
Our Cash Price. .lSe
SOe Beth' Brushes,
long handles. Our
Cash Price 39c
76s Bath Brushes,
long handles. Our
Cash Price 49c
$3.00 Combination Hot
Water Bottle and
Syringe (guaranteed
I years). Our Cash
Pr'-e $2.19
(We reserve right to
limit Quantities.)
Don't forget the fact
that our prescription de
partment i a always
ready to save you
money. Highest Qual
ity. Lowest Prices and
First-Class Service.
Ladies' and Children's
PARASOLS
500 Children's Parasols, reguk
price 75c, Cash Price 39.
500 Ladies' Parasols, in all col
ors, regular price, $4.00; Cash
Price $2.45
Ladies' Gloves
Ladies' Double Tipped Silk
Gloves, in black and white, all
sizes (no seconds), resrular E9e
gloves, Cash Price 3Se
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AT JUST THE
4-passenger Lawn Swings, adjustable seats; worth $5.50; well made,
hardwood lumber. Our Cash Price $3,75
The Best $8.60 4-passenger Lawn Swing, strongly bolted and rodded,
adjustable seats, heavy, thick standard. Our Cash Price. .. .$4.75
Children's Lawn Swings, just like larger ones. Our Cash Price. .$2.00
$8.50 Canvas Couch Hammock, khaki color, with mattress, springs,
chains, etc. On Sale for Our Cash Price of $6.50
$12.00 Couch Hammocks. On Sale for Our Cash Price of $8.50
$15.00 Couch Hammocks, with adjustable head rest and thick mattress:
guoa, sirong springs, uur vasn rnce .$12.00
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