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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1918)
14 THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1918. di;,;e is limit iii purchasing all fireworks Government Forbids Enemy Aliens From Buying More Than JO i Cents Worth of, jDne Kind. . ' ... . The long arm of Uncle Sam lias taclied out to include even 10 cents worth of powder within its grasp nd the government lias decreed, .that enemy aliens must not buy any piece of fireworks or explosive - costing more than a dime. Even American citizens must obtain a license if they wish to buy a fire cracker or a Ro man candle worth more than 10 cents. All dealers in explosives of, whatever size or value must obtain licenses "The. United States government wants to Keep track of every bit of powder that is sold," says Frame Dewey, county clerk, who is issuing the licenses. "Jhe purpose, is un doubtedly to prevent powder in any quantity from finding ifrs way into the" hands of alien enemies." - Two " Aliens Apply. ; Only two alien enemies have ap plied to Dewey for licenses to handle explosives,, and these were small shop keepers who were ignorant of the law, ; Dewey fs acting under the regula tion of last November, issued by the Department tf the Interior, bureau of mines, of which F. S.'Peabody is di rector in charge of explosives. Dewey was appointed director in charge of Douglas county. , All dealers are required to obtain licenses from Dewey beforehandling explosives of any nature. The deal ers are forbidden to sell -more than 10 cents' worth of any one kind of explosive to a purchaser, unless the purchaser has a license to buy a greater quantity. . What You Can Buy. 'This regulation includes explo- sives and fireworks of all kinds with the single exception of cartridges for small arms : and shotguns," ssaid Dewey. "It includes smokeless pow der, and all chemicals or ingredients which could be combined into explo sives, such as nitric acid. Even pho tographers must have licenses if they wish to buy flashlight powder." The county1 clerk s office has been rushed by dealers who have applied for licenses within the., last two or three days, Dewey expects to issue over 500 licenses before July 4. Sixth of McShane Boys Applies for Active Service Leo McShane one of the six famous McShane boys enrolled in the United States service, has applied .for admission to the Omaha ambuH lance company, stationed at Chilli cothe, O. He has been engaged in government work with the agricul tural department of the Nebraska university. One brother, George, is sergeant in the ambulance company. Three Arrested For Possession of Booze; All Deny Ownership G. M. Pailing, giving bis address as Malmo. Neb., was arrested Monday charged with illegal possession and transportation of intoxicating liquor. He was arrested at Thirteenth and William streets in an automobile by members of the morals squad. Two pint bottles of whisky were found in the car which is being held by police. Ed Mason, 1420 North Twentieth street, and John Kiley, 1536, South Twenty-fourth street, inmates of the car were also arrested and charged with illegal possession of liquor. The arrested men refused to tell police who was the possessdr of the liquor. Manawa Eighteen Inches , ' Higher Than a Week Ago . Finn's big iand will play afternoon . and evening on July 4 at Manawa park. Th(e park will be decorated with flags and bunting. Extra ar rangements have been made to care for a record crowd, more help se cured for the booths and at the amusements, extra life guards sta tioned to protect bathers and boat ing parties, more tables placed for picnickers, preparation made for handling hundreds of automobiles and special holiday street car, service se cured. ' V ' Lake Manawa is 18 inches higher than it was a week ago. and bathing and boating was never better. The roadway to the lake, designated by council ciuns as tne Manawa boule vard, has been cindered, oiled and rolled until it is in perfect condition for automobiles.' . ' ' Douglas County Farmers ' Get Cheap Hail Insurance The first four farmers in Dousrlas county to take advantage of the nail insurance act, passed by the last legis lature, are getting high-priced pro tection at a cneap rate, says county Clerk Frank Dewey. Under the terms of the hail insurance act a farmer can insure 40 acres of corn against hail during the growing season for $10, and other amounts of land for proportionate, rates. In f Douglas cpunty the farmers who have so far taken advantage of the law are Jensen & Co., route 2; William Homan, Mil lard: Joseph Sip. Benson, and Teter Jepsen, station D. Finn's Band to Play at. Lake Manawa July - Fourth Finn's band will play at Lake Manawa July 4. The program is com posed entirely of patriotic airs from the three wars in the history . of America the revolution, the civil war and the present worldwide conflict. The 15 selections are divided into three parts of five songs each. Possession of Liquor Costs Fred Heavy Fine Fred Ticrsonj laborer, was fined $100 and crista m nnliro mur Ti..- day on a charge of illegal possession of intoxicating liquor. He told the judge that he had taken it from two friends of his as lie was afraid they had been drinking too much. (oLORADO Springs ' Manitou - twv- . vks 'jrt u . yvJ r MSkMMi r . trV ' v 7- I Jt 4 t J Cool Off on Pikes Peak Uncle Sam needs your tofc-notch efforts. By authorizing reduced " fares, his Railroad Ad ministration has recog nized that Colorado's summer climate can "do its bit" -by conserving the health and strength of those who must "keep the home fires burning' . Summer tourist rates are the same to Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo. Bo sure, what ever route you select, that your ticket reads through or to Colorado Springs. . It's only a few hours, by rail or auto, from Oma ha to Colorado Springs f. and Manitou. Write today for free illustrated folders. The Chamber Of Commerce 132 Independence Bldg. Colorado Springs, Colo. , a to vide Your 'July- 4th Wamts Wedsiesday-toire Closed AM Pay Thursday, fi Men's Bathing Suits A Bis AMortmrat Hm for Your Satoctleo, to All Slut, Bt Color nd Styles, at Rmrkbly ' Low Cub Prko. Mob's Wool Bmthtaf Suit lit n tbo belt eokm. both plain and fancy. Oar Cub Price. 2M, $3M and $30. Mob' Cotton Batblnf SulU Bluet, blacks and fry. in all lies. Our Cash Prices, $1.00, $IJO and 2JH. Lk THE CASH STORE iiliilijiltj,;!;!!,.; Ladies' Bathing Suits Scare of Nobby Design la best Qualities at Saving Cash Prices. Ladies' AH-Wool Batbbif Suits Good, heavy, quality, prettily trimmed, worth to 13.50. Cash Price Ldi' $2.00 Bathing Suite Pret tily trimmed. Our Cash Price Wednesday $1.09 Children's Bathing Suits An lies. Cash Price . 65c Bathing Cap Big assortment, vp from u ZSc Ell Special Cash .Prices That Enable You To Dress Well a t Moderate Expense 4fS n m T NTERESTING JULY SALE 1 Specials in , Women's Summer Apparel A Bevy of Dainty Styles in Summer Dresses r-Made to sell at '$20. Special Cash Prices $7.S5-$ 1195 Plain colons, plaids, stripes and combina tions in fine lawns,' ginghams, voiles and novelties. The . classiest lot of Summer Dresses shown in Omaha at these special Cash Prices. All siies, 16 to 44; stouts to 53. Classy Tub Skirts In twills, piques and gabardines, the season's most wanted styles, in all sizes. Two special lots Wednes day at $2.95 - $4.95 Women's Motor Coats That usually sell for from $7.50 to $10.00. Come in linens, Palm Beach and mohairs, in natural, tans, grays and stripes. All great j gr ci8hKc?;......H.y5 Hundreds of Beautiful Blouses JVorth to $8.00. Splendid assortment of classy new styles in Georgettes, ' crepe de chines, etc., in all the season's new. colorings and in all sizes. Match-, less values at our Special July Sale Cash Price, Wednesday $4.95 YOU are practicing real economy when you buy all-wool clothes; you are making a record in real clothes economy when you invest in one of these 1 Hart Schaffner & Marx $30 and $35 Suits All Spring and Summer, 1918 Two and Three Piece Styles Every Suit guaranteed by , both Hart Schaffner & Mars and ourselves. A variety of colors and patterns that in sure satisfaction to the most particular pur chaser. Regulars, stouts, longs, stubs. Ab solutely all-wool fabrics. Special Cash Sale Price) ! Choose Your Suit Early Wednes day. All Necessary Alterations FREE A Splendidly Complete Showing of Now Stylos ia Mohair and "Palm Beach" Summer Suits Also a full line of Palm Beach Trousers. Values and assortments never surpassed and seldom equaled at our low Cash Prices. g,.rfc 3-: 1 f NHiiiiiiiiiiuttwiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii n!iiiiinii!iiiniii!i!ii!iiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;ii!!iiii;niiniiiiit Delightful Economies in Stylish New Sweaters g Unusnal Hosiery r-'4 "1 1 I- ft A In All Stylos and Shades ; Corset Section 2d Floor Sleevelets Slip-On Sweat- er Just to waist line, in all the newest shades; 2 ,-values to $4.00. Our Cash i Pric 81.981 Fiber Silk Sweaters In national yellow, rose,; green, "etc.; sizes to 46; regular S8.50 values. Cash a , Prico .$6,00; Shetland Sweater Lightest summer Sweaters f made; in Copen and rose; all sizes; values to 2 S10; Cash Price....... ...$5.98 I Aro You Knitting Socks for the Soldiers Don't I forget to look at ovyr Natural Wool, no dressing ? I or dye to injure the feet; three hanks make two a pairs; be sure it's Bear Brand. Our Special Cash Price, per hank $1.10 1 iiiiiiitiniiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiHiinniuuiinitiii.'. Values : in Our July Sales Women' Pure Thread Silk p m Hoe In white and colors, I with ' elastic top, double heels a "and soles, $1.50 quality. Our? s Cash Price . .". ..... . .$1.19 a Women' Silk Hote All col-1 8 ors, specially priced for Wed-1 nesday at . . -85 s Women' Fiber and Thread i i.Silk Hote All wanted col- I' ors. Cash Price .' 50J Children' Litle Hote In a black, white and tan. Our Cash Price 35 1 a Children' Fancy Half Hot 1 Regular 35c values. Our Cashf Price Wednesday 29d I , iiinn:iHiiiliiii!ii:ii!ii;iiiiiiiiiniiiin:ninin:niTjiiiiniiij riiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiijniiiiMiiiiiiiimiyiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiniiiiiiniiiinininiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiinitiiiiiniiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiii I Choice of Any Trimmed Hat i in Our Store Wednesday $7.50 1 Hats worth up to $20, including j White Italian Milans, Large Hair Braid Hats, I Pattern Hats of Georgette, Beautiful Leghorn Dress Hats. a Nothing Re- served Every Hat included. r i Li. liiiil!;lllli:li:!i:!lill!ll!ilii1:l..."I.J!:i:il!iliii:!li;iliIiln!iliili:ii;riiiiii.ii:iiniiiiiii.iii.i.:iiiiiiiii'iiiiiii':i Toilet Requisites $1.50 La Trefl or Ozcurd Face Powder Our Cash price ............ $1,10 60c Palmolive ,Cold Cream, Our Cash Price ..... 29 S0e Non . Spi (Pertpiration Oeodorant). Cash price 35d 25c Mateeta Talcum Our Cash Price 15 23c ' Woodbury or Grave' Tooth Patto Cash Pr. 17 12c Jap Rot Soap Our Cash Price 7tt Special While They Lett A beautiful novelty sillf Flirt Handkerchief Puff with each box of Tanty' Marquit Face Powder, at....;.75 Two Routing SpecialsWednesday In Men's Furnishings Men's Summer Men's Athletic Shirts ISK''T'- Union Suits Worth to $1.50 The Shirts include an immense variety of new patterns in fine quality percales and madras, neary all soft cuff styles. Values you'll find unequaled elsewhere. Usually Sold at $1.25 The Union Suits come in the popular athletic styles in several well known makes, in good quality nainsook, well made, all sizes. "Old . . Our National EmbUm The Star and Strtpta. Fly the Color from Yait. Hnm. u iMilaMndaiica Day. f f July 4th. Silk Mixta Unit! SUtf . i-laft 12x18 inebca, mountaa on aticlc with gilt spear. . ...... 19e Larf Six Mutlia United SUte Flat Fut colon, mounted on ttlcki. at ISc Our National Flat la lart aixat, tewed ttripu. etBTat head ing, brut groin met Sit 1x5 feet ....$1.00 Sig 4x6 feet '.$130 Sin IxS eet $2JS0 Loyalty Service Flag Silk bini nert, hemstitched star. 78c Ovr There' This Loyalty ban ner, each ......... 'f Large Six Geveranuat Weal Banting or "Defiante" Boating Flag The ttahdtrd qnalitiet for ttaff display. u Wonderful Values in Panama and Straw Hats Wednesday N Genuine' , South - Amer ican Panamas Reg ular prices up to $6.00. Cash Price Wednesday, atu....;..v;$2.75'; Luzon Panamas and Genuine Leghorns Values' to $5.00. Cash Price Wednes day $1.95 1,000 Sennits and Split Braids Yacht shape, values to ; $2.00. Cash Price Wednesday 75 Mm ; IS I S: 3 i I 4 iilllliiliitiWiluiiiiMiiiiiiiuliiliiiiiiuiuiMiniuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiilininMiiilHiimiiiiiiiilitluiiiiMiuwtnniiitiiiiniiiiMiiiiHn I ANYTHING YOU WANT FOR THE GLORIOUS FOURTH WE HAVE IT. I 9 v Jaw. Jelllee. Pick!. Sweet Canned VegeUDi run, rroits. Nutt, Butter, fcfga. Cueeae, Etc 2 Try Haydea'e First It Pay. I Qt. botUee Kama Grape Juice ....38c I Pint bottles Kama.Grape7uic ....23c Fancy Queen Olivet, bottle . . , ,10c-15e f Lance bottle Picklet, eight varieties, per boUIe 23c S Tall cans Salmon ............. .le ' Wet or Dry Shrimps, ean ....... .14c I i2-os. jar Whit Bear Preserve . .28c ? Fan flallfArnlm Anrinfa m PmW pnt np in botfey tyrup, can 23c ransy lup uifvct, per can g raasy iup uutcs. per can ......iuc, I Jello for dessert, pkg. ., 38c 4 1-lb. cant Assorted Soup 12c I No. I eant Pork and Beans CHc I Dried Beef in glass 18c-30c 5 Chicked Ttmale. Beet or . Veal LobT, Sat 28c Bratwurst Frankforter style...... 25c 'Oil Bardiae. per can .............Tc 1 Mnttard Sardine, ean 14c 1 ox. ean Condensed Milk 9c 6-os. eant Condensed Milk 5c EAT MORE DRIED FRUIT. -We earry the freshest and largest line in the city. Choice California Prunes, lb. . . , . . 10c Fancy Mulr Peaches, per lb. ......14c Fancy - California Evaporated Apple. per pound 18 Fancy Bartlett Pears, per lb....... 18a Fancy Seedlea Raisins, per lb...l2Vt California Fig, per pkg. ...... J2Vic 28-ox. Jar pare Miaee Meat 20c THE -TEA AND COFFEE MARKET , OF OMAHA For leed Tea try ur famous Diamond H. Blend, nothing finer, lb. .40c Fancy long-tipped Japan Tea, fin drink, per lb. , 48c Fancy Golden Santo Coffee, the talk of Omaha, per lb. , 20c License No. G-114M. ' B Choice English Breakfast Tea, lb... 48c . Fancy Ceylon or Gunpowder Tea The highest standard or quality, per ib. .S8c Fancy Maricaibo Blend Coffee, lb.. .25c s Faney Porto Rico Blend Coffee, lb.. .2Sc S Choice Basket Fired or Sun Dried Japan ? Tea, per pound 39c FRESH VEGETABLES AND FRUITS 3 FOR THE GLORIOUS FOURTH Fancy ripe Tomatoes, lb. 7Vie Larg baaket 30c 4 bunches fresh Turnip or Carrots for 8c g 8 bunches Fresh Beet ...........Be 8 bunches Fresh Onlont ........ 8c a 8 heads Fresh Leaf Lettuce ...... 8c Large Cucumbers, each . . . . . .Sc-10c Fancy Cantaloupes, each . . . . .7y,c-10c s Fancy Peaches, per basket ...... 28c a Fancy Juicy Lemons, dozen.". , ... 40c s Fresh Koasted Peanuts, per lb.. . . ,20e mam Ik.- '.r.'.VI.vt i i aw. :i.'.VTV. X. -nanaaBBfiBSSEBaV litliii!ti!tiiiiuiiiiiili!ini:iii!liiiniitlininiiiini ma Real Economies Evident in j I MmmL -.Thew Special SHOE Pricei 11 tf-..H. tfWal ' f IM STISJO Baaweap wa aMawa. eww- a -,.-;' cr and rubber soles. 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