THE BEE: UMAHA, SATURDAY, JULT 14, 19lT.
MAP OUT CAMPAIGN
FOR FOOD SAVING
Organizations to Handle Ad
ministration of Food Fledge
Cards Named , by Miss
Emma Davisson.
Organizations which will handle
live administration of food pledge
cards in Herbert Hoover's conserva
tion campaign in Nebraska have just
been announced by Mrs. Emma Reed
Davisson, chairman of the food con
servation cominittee in the state.
"In all towns having branches of
the National League for Woman
Service the work was given to them
with the exception of Omaha, where
it happened that the president, Mrs.
William Archibald Smith, was out of
the city and there were no funds
available for the work," said Mrs.
Davisson.
Word has been sent to 700 commu
nities asking for co-operation. All
churches were asked for a list, of
ministers in towns where they are
represented.
Two hundred Omaha Campfire
Girls under the direction of Mrs. John
Robbins volunteered to canvass the
residence district in behalf of the
work.
The following organizations will
assist in handling the pledge cards:
Federated clubs, untederated clubs,
Pythian Sisters, Royal Neighbors,
Daughters of the American Revolu
tion, P. E. O., State Suffrage,
Woman's Relief corps. Woman's
Christian Temperance union, Red
Cross, National League Woman
Service, State Nurses' club, Rebekahs,
Degree of Honor and Eastern Star.
Rural clubs, Congregational church,
Episcopal church, Baptist church,
Presbyterian church, Christian church.
Omaha appointment made Mayor
Dahlman.
Lincoln In charge of Woman's
League for Patriotic Service. Mrs. W.
G. L. Taylor, Mrs. Ladd, Miss Olivia
Pound and Miss Bertha Green.
Mrs. Mildred Scott, Grand Island;
Mrs. John Slaker, Hastings; Miss
Anna Kramph, North Platte; Mrs. A.
H. Waterhouse, Fremont; Miss Julia
Fuller, Beatrice; Mrs. L. W. Tolbert,
Kearney; Mrs. S. F. Erskins, Norfolk;
Mrs. J. R. Evans, David City; Mrs.
C. A. Miller, North Bend; Mrs. James
Harvel, York; Mrs. E. B. Penney,
Fullerton; Mrs. Martin Nelson, Hart
ington; Mrs. F. F. Bryne, Greeley;
Mrs. Weller DeGraff, McCobk; Mrs.
C. A. Hager, Ord; Mrs. W. K. Smith,
Crete; Miss Uara Smith, University
Place; Mrs. Harry Jones, Seward;
Mrs, Maud E. Bell, Tecumseh.
The Bee's Free 31 ilk
and Ice Fund
The price of an ice cream soda or
a cigar may easily save the life of a
baby if applied to The Bee's Milk
and Ice Fund.
And if you multiply the sum by
ten or hlty, it has just that much more
power.
Every cent goes to buy milk or ice.
Not a cent is spent in administrating
the fund. That is done through the
agency of existing charitable organ
izations, which, however, have no
other funds for this particular pur
pose.
Do YOUR PART now.
Bring or send your contribution to
The Bee office.
Previously acknowledged ....$78.55
A Friend . 2.00
Ella C. Parker 5.00
Total $85.55
Company A Private Blows
Off Finger While on Guard
Private Patsy Lobue. Company A
of the Fourth Nebraska, had the in
dex finger of his right hand blown off
as the result of an accident while on
guard duty Thursday night at one of
the bridges crossing the Missouri
river. Private Lobue tripped and fell
when his foot caught in an upturned
root. In falling his gun slipped from
his grasp and the trigger caught on
the root. Lobue grasped the gun,
placing his right hand over the barrel.
Vhen he attempted to pick-up the
weapon it was discharged.
Persistent Advertising is the Road
to Success.
Albert Witaschek Leaves
Estate Totaling $75,000
Albert Witaschek, pioneer Omaha
baker, who died July 4, left an estate
worth $75,000, according to his will
hied tor probate in countv court, j
After bequests totaling $40,000 are
made, including $2,000 to St. James'
orphanage, Benson, the residue is left
to a brother, Paul Witaschek, of
Omaha.
Vincent Witaschek of Cripple
Lreek, Colo., brother, receives $25,-
0U0 by the terms of the will.
Carl Witaschek of Hastings, Neb.,
another brother, gets SIO.OIK).
Other bequests are made as fol
lows:
Children of John Witaschek.
brother, $500 each.
Mrs. Paul A. Reese of Omaha, $500.
Sophia Schaffer of Omaha. $1,000.
Henrietta Ketchmark of Omaha,
SI, 000.
Rev. Father Sinne of Omaha, $200.
Valuable Lavaliere is
Sent to Laundry in Wash
When the laundryman called at the
home of Mrs. R. Blakely, 205 South
Twenty-fifth avenue, one -day last
week, he was given a $200 lavaliere
in addition to the weekly wash. Shortly
afterward the police were notified that
a Javaher-'valued at $iW had either
been lost or stolen from Mrs. Blakely.
After every effort to locate the jewel
had failed, the guardians of the law
were gratified to hear that it had been
traced to the laundry and recovered
by the owner.
Wants Auto Which Carried
Booze Forfeited to U. S.
A request was filed in federal court
by United States Attorney Allen ask
ing that a certain automobile be for
feited to the government The auto
mobile with three men, ten quarts of
beer and a pint of gin was captured
near Thurston, Neb. The three men
are being held for trial for selling
liquor to Indians.
Thieves Raid Scott Garage
Second Time in Two Weeks
Auto thieves Thursday night en
tered the barn of O. A. Scott, Twen
tieth and Binney streets, and swiped
a set of tires that were bought two
weeks ago. i hese tires replaced a set
that had been stolen a couple of days
before. In entering the Scott barn
the thieves broke two locks and pried
oft a heavy iron bar.
ft
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OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF SUMMER
'GOODS MUST GO'
Regardless of the high price of merchandise wo will close out our
entire stock of cummer good. This is in accordance with our policy
of never carrying over any goods from one season to another. Here
is an opportunity for the foresighted man to obtain summer mer
chandise at one-half the usual price. Our selection is the most com
plete to be found anywhere, and Palace quality is always maintained.
Spring and Summer Suits
that are wonderful in every way for ma
terial, fit, style and workmanship, and their
great value. Belters, Athletic Styles and
Conservative Models, in all the newest
shades. Tobacco browns, battleship grays,
blues and a wide variety of patterns in
superb materials.
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$30.00 Suits,
$25.00 Suits,
$22.50 Suits,
420.00 Suits,
$18.00 Suits,
$16.50 Suits,
$15.00 Suits,
$12.50 Suits,
Clearance
Clearance
Clearance
Clearance
Clearance
Clearance
Clearance
Clearance
Price $15.00
Price..... $12.50
Price $11.25
Price $10.00
Price $ 9.00
Price $ 8.25
Price $ 7.50
Price..... $ 6.25
Palm Beach Suits
- ONE-HALF PRICE
Palm Beach Suits Perfect fit
ting Palm Beach Suits. Every
new style idea. All colors and
sizes. Regular $10 dC AA
value. Clearance price vOsvlU
Kool Kloth Suits Materials are
light and breezy. Patterns and
models of late designs. Regular
$12.50 value. Clear- &n Of-
ance price tPviMU
Mohair Suits The very finest of
summer clothing. Garments that
meet the approval of smart
dressers. Regular $15 value
Clearance C7 Cfi
price. V sOU
Complete Clearance
Men's Pants
$1.25
Khaki Pants For real service
they're unequaled. They are
strongly made and
durable. AH sizes.
Good Wearing Pants Take your
choice of this vast selection of
pants. All good i io
materials P1 aO
Unusual Pants Values A big
showing of fine cassimeres and
worsteds. Good Quality, fit and
workmanship,
l!m Manila 1J
JOTHING COMPACT
lM CORJ &D0UQLAv
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Women's Bathing Suits
Knitted, One-Piece Bathing Suits, 98c and
$125. Second Floor.
Ma-Sum
braftdeis Stores
mer Sales That
Flag Parasols, Special 25c
Japanese Parasols for Children, special at 69c
Ladies' All Silk Parasols, in all the newest shapes and
styles, two and three insertions; really worth $5.00
and $6.00; special at (2.98 and $3.98
Offer
S
avm
gs
Summer Toilet
Needs
and Drugs
Putnam Dry Cleaner, 25c
size, at. . . .' 18c
Pluto Water, 35c size, at. 28c
Peroxide of Hydrogen,
one-pound bottle, at 23c
Lysol, 50c size bottle, at. 29c
Mentholatum, 25c size, at 16c
Syrup of Figs, Genuine,
at 29c
Lavoris, 50c size bottle, at 31c
Hire's Root Beer, bottle.at 14c
Glover's Mange Cure, spe
cial, at 37c
Sloan's Liniment, 50c size,
at 29c
Creme de Meridor, 25c
size, at 19c
Pebecco Tooth Paste, at. . 29c
Pinaud's Vegetal Lilac, at 59c
Java Rice Powder, special,
at 33c
Williams' Shaving Cream,
at 16c
Mary Garden Talcum Pow
der, special at 49c
Djer Kiss Powder, special,
at ... . 45c
Woodbury's Soap, at 18c
Velvet Powder Puff, ex
tra large size, at 8c
Thermos Bottles, 1-quart
size, worth $2.75, At $2.29
Thermos Lunch Kit,
worth $2.75, at $2.39
Bathing Suit Bags, value
$1.60, at.....' 98c
2-Quart Red - Rubber
Fountain Syringe, three
pipes, complete. .......... 59c
Very Special
Patriotic Baching Caps. .33c
Locust Blossom Perfume,
ounce, at . .29c
Fit all Toilet Kits, at. . .66c
Extra Special
With a dollar jar of Aubry Sis
ters' Beautifier, a 25c cake of
Aubry Sisters' Soap free.
, Drug Department
Smart Tub Frocks
For Summer
Lovely Fabrics,
In tightest Weight
Frocks, whose every appearance speaks
of style, coolness and summer comfort.
Frocks that are ingenius in their fascinat
ing models are shown here in a very unusu
al variety.
Dainty Frocks of Voiles, in plain and fig
ured patterns, smart combinations of Linen
Collars, Cuffs and Belts.
Sport Dresses, in Linen, Japanese Crepe,.
Voile and Tussah, in the popular two-piece
models.
At $5.00, $7.50, $12.50 to $15
Dainty Net Frocks, for dressier wear, beautifully embroid- ttOO CA
ered; lovely sashes and accessories, at Ps4eSsOU
Second Floor
Clearance of K assf
Summer Blouses P
Slightly Soiled, Broken Sizes
WE HAVE GROUPED together
for a final cleanup, all of those
Blouses which have sold here for
from $10.00 to $25T60, and putlhc
one price upon them for Saturday's
selling;
Now $5.00 Each
Blouses of Lace, Georgette, Satin and Georgette, Beaded and Lace Trimmed
models, in white, flesh and the latest suit shades.
You will make no mistake if you purchase liberally in this sale- just one tub
bing and these Blouses will be one of the best buys of the season.
Second Floor
Eastman Kodaks
and Supplies
For Summer V cationists
TAKE A CAMERA with
you by all means better
leave some of that extra
luggage than not take a
camera. Make pictures of
the fine things you see and
then you can refer to them
again and again and ex
perience the joys of this
Summer many times.
No. 00 Premo Camera, takes
pictures lxl, special.. 69c
No. 2-A Brownie Camera, takes
pictures 24x4, at $3.00
No. 2 Brownie Camera, takes
pictures 2x3, at $2.00
No. 2-A Folding Premo, takes
pictures 24x4Vi, special . $5.98
Loose Leaf Albums for Kodak
pictures, 50 leaves;. 7x10, spe
cial 69c
' No charge for developing
when you have the prints made
here, n
Main Floor, Rear Entrance to
' Pompeian Room
Girls' Vacation and Playtime Wear
Lowered Prices On Excellent Styles
This Specialty Shop for Children offers some excellent
wear for.Mid-Summer, at prices' which are considerably
below their real worth. , ',
Girls' Tub Dresses, in fine Ginghams, Cham
brays, Jap Crepes, Colored Voiles, etc., made
l in dainty styles, trimmed with buttons. Many ,
sport effects in this lota style to suit every
one, worth $3.95 to $5.00, at .$2.89
Girls' Tub Dresses, in combination Ginghams,
Chambray, Striped Ginghams, in regulation,
jacket effects, middy dresses, excellent styles 95 f
Children's Knit Bathing Suits, one piece 98H53.50
- Second Floor ,
Women's Black
pumps, $5.95
PojggA Patent,
Vll Bright
fjk Y rJ and "
2 Dull
No matter how many
pairs of White Pumps and
SportPumpsyou may have
in your wardrobe, you will
surely want at least one or
two pairs of Black Pumps.
We are showing four
different styles in very de
sirable Black Pumps at
$5.95xa pair.
Plain black Dull Kid,
perforated vamp, light
turned soles, high French
leather heels, high arch.
Also same style in patent
leather.
Bright Kid, Bowknot
Buckle Pump, perforated
vamps, turned soles and
leather French heels, also
the same in patent leather.
Main Floor, Rear
Hot Weather Wear for Boys
Comfort, Coolness and Durability
Palm Beach, Cool Cloths and Crashes the
suits for comfort in hot weather. ' '
Knickerbocker Suits, a big special assortment for Satur
day, divided into two special tJQ ntl gQ
Here's an opportunity to get extraordinary frames in
-the be,st of Summer wear. Plain colors, stripes and
checks, in smart new colorings.
Youth's Long Pant Summer Suits, very rea- Jf
sonably priced, at , J OK)
Palm Beaches, in plain colors of tan, gray, blue and
palm beach shades. Cool Clothes, Crashes, etc., in va
rious mixtures; all made in the newest models, sizes 14
to i a years.
Boys' Summer Furnishings
Wash Pants, cottons, khakis and palm
beaches BOc to $1.25
Bathing Suits
35c to $2.50
Blouses and Shirts, plain and fancy
stripes. , 59c to $1.50
Four Extra Specials for Saturday
oac ana 79c Kompers, one big table full,
at 50t
Boys' 25c Wash Four-in-Hand Ties, stripes
and plain colors 15
75c Play Overalls, plain blue and fancy trim
med red and blue 50
$1.00 Shirts and Blouses, sport styles and regu
lar colors 75
Third Floor
Saturday Night .
. Special 'Dinner
75c
Consomme au Rilg
Olives Young Onions Radishes
One-hsK Broiled Spring Chicken
on Tost
Browned New Potatoes
New String Beans
Combination Salad
Hot Rolls Hot Corn Bread
Apple Fie or Raapberry Pis la
Mode
Lemon Meringue Pi or Danish Pastry
and lee Cream
Tea Coffee Milk
Special Musical Entertainment.
Green Room
Lawn Mowers at Exceptionally Low Prices
And this meant a substantial saving inasmuch as
you do not buy a mower for one or two seasons, this
should interest every man who has a patch of grass to
cut. Every one of these mowers is a very remarkable
value at the price we quote.
"Hub" Mowers, any size, three patent tempered
blades and cutter bar, eight-inch dQ An
wheel, sale price JeCe70
"Dutchess" Mowers, with four of the best and
highest grade crucible steel carefully tempered
and ground blades, and the revolving center is
six-Inch diameter. The simplicity and con
venience of the adjustment features is appre
ciated by everyone; specially priced q
at
Basement
"Fulton" Ball Bearing Lawn Mowers, three pat
ent tempered blades and cutter bar; 9-inch
wheels; gears are fine cut and fully protected
from the cut grass and the dirt; spe- djf A Q
cial for Saturday, at VT'aTriv
"Newburgh" Lawn Mowers, any' size, the best
and most up-to-date machine ever made for mow
ing lawns. Extensively used by .Park Depart
ments and Boulevard Systems all over the United
States. Has 10',6-inch wheels, four blades, split
bronze bearings and triple ratchet in Q QQ
each wheel; special at. ..... .
AVafrlrnrir Trim Ire ComPlete showing of high grade Wardrobe Trunks, three-ply
uuc 1 uMna veneer, fiber lined and fiber covered. Hand riveted, opeand
closed tops. See the new dust proof and safe lock Wardrobes shown here exclusively, at
$29, $35, $39, $45 "4 up 10 $85
Our Hosiery
Offerings
Are Very Remarkable
Comparison will prove
that our prices ares very
much lower than else
where. Colors and designs
in complete assortment.
The best stock of Hosiery
we have ever assembled.
Women's Fancy Novelt Hos
iery, in sport stripes and other
designs, full fashioned, garter
ton. SnlipH hoolu fnm ..J
soles, all at. a f 4 r r I
pair $leUU
Women's Pure Thread Silk
Hose, all plain shades, also
white and black; extra value,
fashioned high spliced sola,
heels and toes, lisle 7Q
tops IjC
Women's Fiber Hose, in all col
ors, seamless, first quality, also
black and white, pair, Cf
at.... 07C
Women's Fiber Hose, seamless,
all colors and black and white,
irregulars, jq
pair Os7C
Women's Fiber Hose, black,
white and some colors, seam
less, double heels and , O C
toes, pair, at. ....... . eOC
Children's Lisle, Hose, black and
white, in fine ribbed reinforced
heels and toes, or?
at 25 c
Children's Silk Sos, plain and
I;.!T:..........50c
Children's Black and White
.1:':.H:?. ....i5c
Mala Floor
Knit Underwear
Summer Weight
. At Very, Very Moderate Prices
ALL THE BEST styles
ioi women, ' misses and
children. Perfectly satis
factory wear in every
way, at prices that are
very moderate. '
Women's Fine Lisle Union
Suits, band top and tight knee,
also fancy lace yokes and lace
knee, regular and extra C A
sizes OUC
Women's Lisle Vests, with hand
crocheted yokes, regular and
extra sizes; 3 pair for Of
$1.00, or, each, at. ... '. OOC
Women's Cotton Lisle Union
Suits, plain or band top, lace
trimmed and cuff knee styles,
regular and extra sizes, Q Q
at, each........ OUC
Women's Fine Cotton Vests,
plain and Cumfy cut styles, in
regular and extra 1 i
sizes, each at. ... . . . 1 fa'2'C
Children's Union Suits, for boys
and girls,, with the waist com
bination; well taped, all sizes,
worth 50c, special, 29c
Children's Knit Waists, with
buttons, well taped, 1 O 1
sizes 2 to 14... .... leVjC
Boys' Poros Knit Union Suits,
au Bizes, special, a suit, r)A
6Jt
at.
Main Floor
Buy
The "FREE"
For many reasons but
uppermost are these. -
It has been recommend
ed by scores of prominent
physicians, because it does
not require the effort to
work that an ordinary
Sewing Machine does
and consequently means
less wear and tear upon
the nerves of the operator.
Sewing Machine sickness is al
most unknown with the "Free"
Secondly, it accomplish
es many, many times more
in a given period than the
ordinary Machine.
LET US DEMON
STRATE FOR YOU
Come to the Sew
ing Machine Depart
ment and talk with
our expert.
Specials in Used
Machines
The "Omafca," for. . . , .$12.00
Singer, seven drawer. . .$8.00
Wheeler A Wilson, seven-
drawer, at .$10.00
Wheeler A Wilson, four
drawer, at $6.50
Third Floor
