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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1918)
fHE BEE: OMAHA. DcMomstrnts Conirindngly the Advantages ol Cash laying STORE OPEN SATURDAYS TILL 7 P. M. r H STORE Special Notica to Farmer 1 We want your Produce, F r sh Eggs, Batter, Dressed Poultry, etc. We Pay Spot Cash at highest market price on day of delivery. In ship pin? send only by Express. t You Hade Been V'aiting For mi oung Men s primer 1918 Styles .Three FJieco mxci & Marx -ibe very best clothes, at the Regular Price Icash price ITHIS SALE 1 Hi I ight ffor This Season's Selling. All utely Guaranteed by Both Our Jchaffner and Marx Plenty of the Conservative Styles ' , FOR Older Men and Quiet Dressers Two or Three-Piece Stylo In the popular Dixie Weaves, fine Scotch Mix tures and the ever-popular All-Wool Worsteds. The big man or small man can get a perfect fit, for-we have all sizes in Stouts, Longs, Stubs and Regu lars, in grays, browns, greens and fancy blues, in a broad assortment of the season's very choicest patterns. Plenty of Salespeople to Wait on You. Plenty of Styles to Suit All. All Necessary Alterations Free Saturday xlds at Bargain Prices nee, 3150 Wood Chisels. Cash Pr.55 Steel Tin Snips. Cash Pr.g5t 22-inch Wood Level, at 50? Perfection Saw Clamp, at 1 Emery Grinders, at. . -S2.95 8-in. Monkey Wrenches. Cash Price, at 650 Pocket Knives, A-l 2-bladed Cash Price, at .50? Combination Pliers, at. .65? Meat Saw. Cash Price. .45c Hand Axe. Cash Priee. .50 6-ft. Rule. Cash Price. 60 Cobbler's Outfit. Cash Price, at . . SI .35 Boy Scout Axe. Cash Pr. .1 Pi I MYDEN'S First. s It Pays I Neckwear and Handkerchiefs Special for Saturday I Washable Roll Satin I Collar and Cuff Sets In all the new shades, regular value I $1.50. Special Cash Price, Saturday m set $1.25 I Satin Roll Collars I In Copen, maize and rose; also a splendid I assortment of or I gandy collars, trim- med with val and I Venice lace, regular value 75c. Special I Saturday, at ... 50 d Net Fichu With side plaited ruffling, I edged with val lace; regular value $1.50. I Special Cash Price, Saturday, at. .$1.25 Women' All-Linen Handkerchief With I hand embroidered corners, in white and I colors, regular value 25c Our Cash Price, Saturday, at 19 I Women' Fin Swiss Handkerchief With I one-eighth-inch hem and embroidered corn- era; regular value 15c. Our Cash Price, Saturday, at 10 I I I oppierSbIto Economize on Summer Dresses An Opportune Cash Purchase Enables Us to Offer Our Customers, Right When They Want Them Most, These Two Splendid Lots of Summer Dresses at Prices Below Actual Retail Worth. Summer Dresses (7 AS Worth $10 and $12.50. .. .Y 1 uo A bevy of clever styles in Ging hams, Voiles and Lawns; plain colors, fancies and plaids; all sizes; most sur prising values at our Special Cash Price of $7.95. Don't fail, to see them. $11.95 Summer Dresses- Worth $15 and $18 ' A very choice lot of the better class of, Summer Dresses, inline Voiles, Ginghams and Novelties; in plain col ors, plaids, checks, stripes and figured patterns; all sizes, 16 to 44 stouts up to 53. Choice at $11.95. Choice New Silk Dresses In Taffetas, Messalines, Crepe de Chines and Combinations. Matchless values at Our Special Cash Price Sale, CI C Art Saturday, at eJId.VU A New Line of Extra Size Silk Dresses Sizes to 54. Our Special .Cash Price, Saturday, at $29.50 snaaanaBBCxaciaaT f Hot Weather Specials in ! ( Drugs and Toilet Goods j vs I-- I tA. T tnntJI Van... On ft I 60c Fononi's Face Powder. Cash Price. SUO 60c Herpicide Hair Tonic. Cash Price 39 60c Non Spi (perspiration deodorant). Price. . . .351 8Be Trailing Arbutus or Sweet Pea Talcum Large I glass Jars. Price Z1C 60c Palm Olive Cold Cream 0 Cash Price 29 ITant's Rouge The rouge perfection, in compact van ity case. Price 50d Come in and see the new I addition to the Melba line. I Neutral Powder, something I different e) art a . r r, . m. 4 V t?0 ITT ir MtLOA fflAIVCJ 11, WE HAVE IT. 60c Aspirin Tablets Gen- uine Bayer. Our Cash I Price 394 I I 50c Liquid Veneer. Oar Cash Pric 39 b- m 1 "- ZDC Liiquia veneer, vur e Cash Price 19 15c Epsom Salts 1-pound pkg. Cash Price 8 40c Moth Balls 1-pound I pkg. Cash Price 25 10c Williams' Shaving Soap Z Cash Price 74 I 75c Wayne Wardrobe No. 1 2. Cash Price 59 EXTRA SPECIAL I Six cakes of Palm Olive Soap Regular full sized I 15c cakes. Our Special I Hash Prlen ft rn1cp. .AA I InTetttgate Our Low Cash Prices on Prescriptions. I I I I I Sweaters! Sweaters! The Ideal Wrap for Summer. Second Floor Corset Section. Assortments varied enough to please the most fastidious buyer. You'll find values here pre-eminently superior. , I $5.00 Fiber Silk Sweaters -In Kelly green or rose, sailor collar and sash of white ; all sizest . Special Cash Price, Saturday, at $2.95 I Slip-On Sweaters, Misses' and Ladies' Pearled waist line, brushed collar and cuffs in contrasl I ing colors, coral and green; all sizes, values to I $8.50. Cash Price, Saturday, at $4.75 Light Weight Sweaters for Summer Wear I Made of Shetland yarn, in Copen and American Beauty shades; values to $10.00. Cash Price, saturaay, at ..$5.98 I. I Saturday Hosiery Specials At Money-Saving Cash Prices Juit ReceWed A Large Shipment of Women's Pure Thread Silk Hote In the wanted colors, black, white, brown and gray; worth up to $1.75. Specially priced for Saturday's Cash Price Sale, at 91.35 Women's Mercerised Lisle Hoie In black, white and colors; Wayne Knit make, regular and extra sizes. Cash Price 50 Women's Silk Boot Hose Regular and extra sizes; all popular colors, worth $1.25. Special Cash Price, Saturday, at 85 Children's Half Soclu In a large assortment of various styles and colors, at. .35 and up -J tr Get Your Share of These Underwear Bargains Which Cash Buying and Early Buying Make Possible. Ladies' Cewm, Skirts and Envelope Chemise Worth to $2 00. Saturday, Cash Price, at 98 Silk and Satin Envelope Chemise Daintily trimmed in lace or tailored. Cash Price $2.98 Camisoles In crepe de chine or washable satin; $1.25 values. Cash Price t. 98 Ladies' Gown, Skirts and Princess Slips Worth to $2.50; high neck, long sleeves, gores or low neck, no sleeves; skirts with a deep embroidery flounce. Cash Price, Saturday $1.69 Children's Gowns All sizes, EOc values. Special Cash Price, Saturday, at 35 Ladies' Union Suits Flesh and white, $1.00 values. Cash Price, Saturday, at .(9 Ladies' SOc Union Suits. Cash Price 35 Children's SOc Union Suits. Cash Price 35 Ladies' Bathing Suits Worth $3. Cash Price $1.98 Ladies' Bathing Suits $2 values. Cash Price $1.00 Italian Silk Vest Low and hand embroidered yokes, worth $2.98. Cash Price $1.79 $2.50 White Milan Children's Hats Like Cut $1.19 With Streamers ol Silk or Velvet Ribbon. WHILE THEY LAST. $3.50 White Banded Milan Cushion Brimmed. WHILE THEY LAST. $2.69 j Hayden's Grocery Prices Keep Down the Do Your Shopping Early Store Closes at 5 P. License No. 911496. 24-IK sack Pur Bye Flour for $1.70 i lbs. Beat White or Yellow Con.meal 38c S Ibe Barley 'or Corn Flour for 38c 1 Tbi. Beit Rolled White Breakfast Oatmeal . . . ,38c 4 lbi. Choice Japan Rice, 38c Four IS-oi. cane Condenned Milk 38c Six 6-os. cane Condensed Milk for 28c 10 bare Beat-'Em-All, Swift'a Pride or Diamond C Soap for 38c 4 cans Old Dutch ' Cleanner for Z5t 5 cans Scrubbing Lye . . . .23c , t large boxes Parlor Hatches for 25c 22-os. jar White Bear Pre serves 25c No. 1 cans Pork and Beans for 6,e The Best Domestic Maearoni, Vermicelli or Spaghetti, pit p. for 7Vi 4 lbs. Fruen's Wheat Flakes for 28c Grape Nuts, pkg 11c Faney assorted Cookies, per lb 17VIC Large bottles Fancy Sweet, Sour, Mixed, Gherkins, Chow Chow. Piccalilli or Sweet Split Pickles, per bottle. 23c Tall cans Salmon tec Gallon cans Yellow Table Syrup for S5c Pure Cider Vinegar, per gal. Ion 30c The Beat No. 1 Hsnd-plcked Navy Beans, per lb. ..14c Omaha's Creates! Dried Fruit Market. Choice California Prunes, per lb toe Faney Santa Clara Prunes, per lb 12 'e Fancy Muir Peaches per lb., at 14e Fancy Evaporated Apples, per lb. 5c Fancy Seeded Raisins, per pkg. at S l-3e 2'i-ot. jar Pure Mince Meat for 20c Fancy Cleaned Currants, per Jb 35c Fancy Seedless Raisins, per lb., for 14c The Tea and Coffee Market ef Omaha. For Ice Tea try our famous Diamond H Blend, nothing finer, per lb 40c Choice Basket Fired or Sun Dried Japan Tea 38c Fancy long-tipped Japan Tea, a fine drink, lb ..48c The Best Tea Siftings, per lb., at 18c High Cost of Living M, Until September 1. Fancy Golden Santos Coffee, the talk of Omaha, per lb., at Choice English Breakfast Tea. lb 4Se Faney Colony, Ceylon or Gun powder Tea, highest stand ard of quality, per lb.. 88c Fancy Maricalbe Blend Coffee lb. Me Fancy Porto Rico Blend Coffee, lb 28c Eggs, Butter, Cheese, Etc. Strictly Fresh Eggs, no deliv ery, Saturday, per do....I8e No. 1 Bulk Creamery Butter. per lb, 42c Wisconsin Cream Cheese, per lb. 25c Nut Margarine, all brands, per lb 30c All kinds of Fancy Bottled and Bulk Pickles at Lowest Prices. Omaha's G rente! Vegetable Market. 4 bunches Fresh Radishes, Se 6 bunches Fresh Onions.... Be 8 bunches Fresh Beets.... 8c 5 bunches Fresh Turnips, Be Fresh Spinach, peck 15c Fresh Peas, quart 10c Fresh Wax or Green Beans, quart Oc Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, per lb., at ISc New Cabbage, per lb Sc Choicest Meats Tender. Juicy Steaks, Chops and Roasts at Lowest Prices In Our Sanitary Market Faney Dressed Chickens, lb., 35c Faney Roll Rib Roast, per lb., SOc Faney Steer Pot Roast, lb., 22Vic Faney Corned Beef, lb 20c Pork Loin Roast, lb. 22 ',c Pork Loin Chops, lb. .25c and 30c Pork Spareribs, lb. 14c Pork Neck Bones, lb. ........8c No. 1 VeaJ Roast, lb. 2Sc Veal 8tew, lb 16c Homemade Sausage, lb. 18c Sugar Cured Hams, lb. 28c Breakfast Bacon Strips, lb., 20c Dry Salt Pork, lb. 29c Dry Salt Jowls, lb 20c All Kinds of Fancy Sausage and looked Meats in Delicatessen Dept. American Casualty, List Washington, June 11. -The ' army ! ' . casualty list today contained 38 j names, divided as follows t Killed In action, 4, ' , . Died of wounds, L , Died of disease, J. - J Wounded severely, 27. 1 i - Wounded, degree undetermined, hi. Killed In Action. , ; 4 . Strft Tames Lucas, Coardasd, Ind.i Horseshoer Rsy Williams, Addisoa, N. Y. Homer G. Harris, Thurher, Tear, t ' Thn.. t rvr,u,.,it vr v.,t. 1 ' 1 fliiiliii iiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiihiHiiiiimiig Walter Slomlu. Chicago. Thomas Zangara, Passaic, N. J. Died of Wounds,. Benjamin Saltzman, Brooklyn. Died of Disease. , Samuel C Garrigues. Imseri&l. Cal. .m" Clyde M. Goodsell. Topeka, Kan. -Robert Griffin, Befzont, Miss, .Severely Weuaded. '.-r.V Corp. Paul Dandrtdge, Padaeah, ' Xr,t Lonso Fldlsr, Springfield, III! Cnarlea Hoff.' maa, Cincinnati; William Little, BddyvHIe,iV Neb.; William H. Parsons, Sandy Beak,!' i Kentuoky; Mike P. Qulnn, Conifer, Pa.;'' Edward Albert Rosa. Orasa Valley, CaM ' Wagner Howard L. Smith, Perry, la, Ji Privates Virgil Bailey, Iowa Hklla, !.',; Lauroa Bogga, Gilliam, Us.) Alexander! Bolaes, Forbes Road, Pa. Raymond H.' Brown. Fabyan, Conn. . -" A , Corp. Kdwla J. Barnes, Weat Haven,; Cona. Privates: William J. Lilly, Southlngton,' Conn.; Eugene C. Mlelewekl, Providence, K. I.; Teodor Nowoaelekl, Union City, Conn.; ' William H. Bsfton. North Prvldenee, B, l.f John C. Buaalere, Berre Vt; LoulS A.,, Dlefer, Sullivan, Ind.i Edward J. Drlseol), Caledonia, lllnn.i Oeorge J.Darkln. BaltU more, Md. Joseph iMbedevta, MontevlUe, Conn.; Walter L. McDowell, Lyons. Neb i. Joseph M. Martin, Beaver City, Dtab;' ; Joha F. Mlntser, Erie, Pa.) Emsry Washing-'' ' ton Nobles, Eaaton, Kan.; John A. Peter, " eon, Soundsvall, Sweden; Jamea Porter, South Boston, Mass.; Neadam Roberts, New Tork; Joseph Sykut, Three Rivers, Mass.;' William B. Thomas, Lake Charles, La.c ' Floyd H. Whlttemore. Milton, Va. Wounded, Degree) Undetermined. t; , Private Harris Clarke, Qlenmour, Oa, '; I , MARINE CASUALTIES. Washington, Tune 21. The meruit : corps casualty list issued today con tained 127 names, divided as follows f i Killed, in action, 10. , 1 Died df wounds, 19. ' Wounded severely, 98. . ! . Killed In Action. ' f " John McLean, Pearl, Idaho. ' -Emmet Wempner, London, Ind. t David S. Graham, Chisholm, Minn-' William B. Parmley,' Newton, la. Philip L. Albert, Brooklyn.N. Y. r. Louise E. Lee, Nashville, Tenn. t Randall A. Mattingley, Cape Girar deau, Mo. Arthur B. Sawyer, Key West, Fl First Sergt John Grant, Mars HI Me. Sergt. Vincent M. Schwab, Louis, Mo- ; : Died of Wounds In Action. Sergt Charles H. Meyer, Chicir III. . Sergt Harold J. , Coxe, , Ced Rapids, la. - Trumpeter Charles C. Coe, Chicatr 111. Rollln M. Cannon. Westminster Mass. v Joseph L. Orr, Matthews, N. C Ira H. Banister, Dryden, Mich, l Stanley D. Carpenter, Pittsburgh Pa. . Arthur D- Sims, Memphis, Tenn, ' Saylor D. Shanafelt, Sigurney, la. Robert L, Brainard, Ashtabula, C James J. Jochun, Dubuque, la. Charles H. Carey, Salem, O. Anton B. Ellis, flyannis, Mass. George R. Gerard,' Nashville, Tex Raymond W. Smith, . Canajohtrl : N. Y. ; .-.:: ' ..'.,,-'..'. ..Ralph Cooke, Boston, Mass. , Donald M. Blankinship, Rome, C: Frank F- Schlieman, Rochester N. Y v, -e, ::i Frank T. Quinlan, Manlstiqe: Mich. ',:-:'') -'-i;:;''.;.; Woaadei la AeUaa Swfareiy. Privates ' Jamea H. Plakertng. Wldro " Mich.) Charles H. Woodbury, Norfolk, Va Patrick H. Martin, Batina. Kan.; Bug O Clark, St Augustine, 11a.: Harry Myers. McLean, 111.; Clarence eV Stark' Pallas, Tex.; Oeorge If. Cartas. New t leans. La.) Andrew Hlckey, Linden. N. . Frank-1. Ryan, Carnaugn, Ireland; Bar O. Cooley, Chleago, 111. f Charles S. Draw, Harpnrsvllts, N, T Albert B. Ruth Cleveland, O.; John P. O'Brien, Petre Mlchj Lea Dressden, Chteage, IIL; CbarU S. Brooke, Bsdlas, Tea.; Leonard L. Ep ha user, Bt, Louis, Mo.) Cbarlea . 1 Dl. Elton, Oa.; William Slegla, Bt, Loula, Mo.; Dale Carpenter, Bwanton, O. ; Bteve Hal blaub, Bt Louts, Mo.; Theodora Hardy' Washington, D. C Clarence B. Curtli Round Lake, Fla. Paul W. Gordon Oquawka. 111.) Raymond J. Lutes, Han cock. Mich.; William B. West, Weat 8ta tlon, Tsnn.; Calvin W, Bcbwabe, trvlngte N. J. William r. Lindsay, Clnolnnatl, O Charles ComatocU, Jr., - Detroit. Mb James T. O'Toole, Chicago, IlLj J. V.. lard Stranahaa, Mount Ayr, la 1 Jaaae C McMillan, Cleveland. O.; Ralph Evans, Belolt, Kan. ; Charlaa C. lEatf Utlea, N. T.i Henry H. Benntnger, 1 Louis, Me. Jamea M. McClurej, Hacks, valley, W. Va. - ; Sergts. John V. Fltsgerald, South Boatoe Msss.; Raymond A. O'Keefe, Carnegie, Fa,) Carl O. Bpankueh, Chicago, IIL Arthur O King, Cleveland, O. i Corps. James T. B. Hanley, Newark, K J.; Roland J. Matthews, 8aglnaw, Mieh.; Robert A Fletcher. Chleago, III.; Raymon V. Connelly, Rock Island, IIL; Oeerr Markley. Williams, Okla.j Oliver Parke. Centervllle, Ala. , Prlvatea Rudolph W. Oarrett Baltimore Md.; Leslie C. Daniel, Waverly, Tenn.; Or! L Schunk, Dunkirk, N. Y.r Edward J Barron, Holley, N. T.; Stuart H. B4 Blmlra, N. T. .- Privates Rudolph W. Oarrett Baltlmare Md.; Leslie C. Daniel, Waverly, Tenn.; Ort' L. Schunk, Dunkirk. N. T.; Edward H Barron, Holley, N. T. Btuart H. Bu4i Eimlra, N. T-; Vara M. McCarrelL Verns Utah: James A. MoOulckln. Ckmden. N J.; Walter C. Cooper, Grand Raplda, Mich ' Lee H. Crawford, Macon, Oa.; Basse il I WUIIams, ScottKbluff, Neb. Harry Da Hotx MorrU Park, N. T. , r ' Corps. Peter P. Rich, Alden,, Pa.) Hovt ard B. Dorsey, Philadelphia. .. . t Privates Bertie B. Newton, .' Seattle Wash.; Elijah H. Coldwell, Med way, Mass.d Raymond F. Simpson. Columbia, Fa.; Al-v onzo M. Buck, Kalamaaoo, Mich.; Lao Wi Kretser, Blnghamron, N. T. Joseph T.t Wnuk, Mabaf'ey, Pa.; Harvey C OravesJ Blackburg, Va. ., ' ' j Sergt. Jamea W. Sutherland, Camp, ArhJ Privates Jesse A. HalL Baat St LeulsJ 111. ; William T. Holland. 1001 Bertha street; Ottumwa. Ia,t Beth C. Cadmaa. 141 Tweo-i ty -fourth street, Portland, Ore.; Lawreneef Bowers, Fairmont W. Va.; Ralph L. Lsa4 canter, Council niuffs, la. I Lafayette Mullt-f nix, Casey Creek, Ky. ; Foster 3. Burtoa Martin's Perry, O.; William & McClellen.; Colfax, III ; Burraa Barchus. Blaekwell, Me. J Richard P. Wlllet North Henderson, 111. : Bargt Henry T. Kasksy. Atlantla Mlaa. Mich. (Junnery Sergt Harry Gay. ant, Mich. . Privates Danforth W. Field. Donald Thompson, Maple Bhae, N. J. N. C. ... Corp. Bsrt Clarke, River Point, B. t Privates Eugene C. Nugent Benren. N Gerald V. W spies, SIM Leavenwortk street Omaha, Neb.i William i Oormely. New Br lln, til.; Anthony Oarage, Brooklyn, N, t.i David B. Brown, Chamlee, Oa.; Edward O Hargle, Toledo, O.; Edward J. Peceenye Detroit, Mich.; Zalme Luloff, States Island, n. t.. .. ..;7 Corp. John Heeran, Philadelphia. ' - j Prlvatea Clarence H. Hebert 1834 Frah- clsco street Berkeley, Cal.j Hugh : Gal- bralth, Mlo, Mich.; Vergil-V. Ingham, Hop. kins, Mich.; Pster 3. J. Cady. Phoenix hote. Beaumont Tea. . , Corps. Oeorge P. Hunter, Pavtstown, Eugene MoCloud, Charlotte f ; y. Mount .Pljs4 Id," MlnnsApollsl re Bill.