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rHE' BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, JULY S, 1918.
OUNCIL BLUFFS
'GETS ST. FRANCIS
ALUMNAE MEET
Pnnrth Ripnnial Pnniontinn nf
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National Association Sisters
of . Charity, Convenes
' - August 24.
t Mrs. J. M. Mullen of Omaha, gen
eral chairman of the arrangements
committee, and president of the St.
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j.' amis .-uunmae association 01 coun
cil Bluffs, is in receipt of a letter ac
cepting the invitation extended two
years ago to'the "'ational Federation
of Catholic Alumnae. Sisters of Char,
ity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, to
!ioldtheir fourth biennial convention
.11 Council Bluffs. The convention
will be held at St. Francis academy
August 24 to 27. This will bring in
the.; neighborhood of 100 visitors to
the city, including 70 delegates with
a ..majority representation coming
from Chicago.
' -A" tentative program has been ar
ranged by the local association, and
a complete program in detail will be
itiruishcd later.
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Man Escapes; Woman Hurt
A Big Chandler car plunged over
the. steep bank of Indian creek half
i milesnorth of Oak street, Council
Bluffs, Tuesday morning and turned
turtle. The occupants were a well
known Omaha business man and a
woman,,- The man escaped entirely
without injury and the woman was
said to be only slightly hurt. She.
was taken away a few 'minutes after
the accident and hurried to Omaha
in , a taxicab. The man gave no
name and said the woman was his
wife.
OUTFITTING
For the Fourth of July
is an easy task here because this en-
tire building devoted to Men's Wear is
showing such a' wide range for choice
in Men's Clothing, Furnishings, Shoes
, afld Hats that you can get what you
want here in a jiffy and go on your
. way rejoicing.
Men's Clothing
Coolness and Comfort Here
Frbm the largest and most complete stock of
the best Clothing hereabouts, we will outfit
. you in clothes that fit and at moderate price,
7 tOO.
This is the Home of
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
the best clothing that we know of
Suits, $25, $30, $35, $40, to'$60
.Two-Piece Outing Suits
Fabric weaves just launched this season, and here first.
: Made in the newest military and sport models. Also
' thr more sedate styles for the conservative dressers.
Sizes to fit men of all dimensions. The keener judge
yoU' are of values the more you'll appreciate these two
piece midsummer suits, at
- : $10.00, $12.50, $15.00 to $25.00
,.. , Blue Serge Suits at $25
Skillf uily hand tailored models for men and. youny
i men. Made of superfine pure Worsteds in fast colors.
Choose from Omaha's broadest stocks and best values.
. ' .7 Palm Beach Suits at $9.00
' Cool, featherweight, serviceable. Strictly new patterns
fin light, medium and dark effects. Latest models for
men and young men. Materials London .shrunk and
: shape-retaining. ,
--. Second Floor, Men's Building Brandeis Stores
v Silk Shirts at $5.95
Was a time when Silk Shirts were con
; sidered a luxury, but they are so uni
1 versally worn right now that they are
truly in the list of necessities. At this
price we are offering a lot of high
I
grade Silk Crepe, Broadcloth and Eng-
, lish Twll Silk Shirts, a wide range of
patterns, but not each size in every
pattern. .
, Men's Fiber Silk Wash Ties, 15c
A big lot of Wash Ties, in
plain white and assorted
" stripes; about one hundred
dozen in this group at this
- special price.
Men's Hose, Extra Special, 25c
Silk Lisle, Lisle and Fiber
. Rose, in all the Summer
shades; all sizes; run-of-the-,
- mill grade, and for that
reason, 25c a pauv
, Men's Bathing Suits, $1 to $5.98
" 1 One-piece Suits, cotton and
". " ' wool mixtures, and fine all- J
, worsteds, in plain and big
broad striped effects, vari
' ous shades and sizes. Many
of these are samples.
' ; Main Floor, Men's .Bjiilding Brandeis Stores
Binte Stores
I ?n the Silent Drama j
Mu 'The Naulahka," adapted from
Rudyard Kipling book and featuring An
tonio Moreno and Doraldlna, the Spanish
dancer, will be presented today and tomo
row. It ia a fascinating tale of the east,
exciting, and a beautiful picture which will
surprise everyone by Its fidelity to life and
its superb artistry.
Klalto The fourth special vehicle . in
which Madame Olga Petrova is being por
trayed at the Rlalto, the first half of the
week, contains several absolute Innovations
in the matter of photographic effects, serv
ing as an excellent example of the most
approved methods of camera technique.
"Tempered Steel," the picture in question,
was written especially for the great Polish
screen star by George Mlddleton, author
of the Broadway play. "Polly With a Past,"
and directed by Ralph Ince. The picture
is an exciting melodrama, dealing with
theatrical life In New Tork. It contains
innumerable "punch" scenes, some of which
required an extraordinary display of skill
on the part of the cameraman.
Lothrop 'Tp the Road Wnn Sallie." with
Constance Talmadge In the lead will be
seen here for the last times today. The play
is a lively story of a pretty love theme
and in Sallie there is shown a real Ameri
can girl who can . do most anything. She
gets- herself Into trouble and unaided works
her way out and Miss Talmadge Is kept
at top notch all through the play in show
ing the character of this lively glrL The
play itself is an interesting story wtthplenty
of opportunity for dramatic effects.
Sun A wild and wooly Fairbanks com
edy, presented in the center of New York
City Is shown in Douglas Fairbanks' "Man
hattan Madness." Leaving a western ranch
on a trip to sell horses In the metropolis
Doug complains to his friends there that
life is too dull. They frame up a plot
with a pretty girl as the bait to lure Fair
banks into the thrill of his life. He visits
Count Marinoff at hts house and the girl
is there, makes strange signs to htm. He
goes upstairs In search of her, falls through
a trap door, is bound and gagged, escapes,
and while wildly hunting over and under
the whole house catches a glimpse of the
face of the count's butler through a door
way. Breaking down the doorway, he Is
confronted by all his New Tork friends, as
sembled at the banquet Mid the laugh is on
Doug, and he has lost his bet that New
Tork cannot produce thrills. He turns the
tables, however, when he elopes with the
girl, his armed cowboys covering his re
treat and preventing pursuit.
Empress " Dynamite, " the unrldeable
mule, who belongs to Happy Harrison's
comedy animal circus at the Empress, causes
explosions of laughter at every attempt to
ride him. Bill Kalama. the Wizard of the
Guitar, lives up to his billing. Moore and
White offer singing and dancing with a
Una of comedy talk. For the last times
today, George Walsh will be seen at the
Empress In his latest Fox picture, "The
Kid la Clever."
Strand. In a little, town Uvea a young
man of ambition, whose stock In trade are
his smile and serene optimism. He is a
newspaper reporter, who gets social, police
and political Items for his newspaper and
Arcade
who on day is ordered by his city editor
to interview a grouchy millionaire whose
hatred for the press and publicity are
proverbial. The young fellow smiles and
fights valiantly, and emerges from the
combat with flying colors. Anyway, Us
some picture. Just the kind you don't want
to miss. The title is "Say. Young Fellow,"
the feature film till Thursday at the
Strand.
Manager Ledoux of th Empress theater
takes pleasure in announcing that Theda
Bara Is coming back to us in a 1918 ver
sion of her .best vampire production, "A
Fool There Was." This play in its new dress
Ing will be shown at the Empress starting
tomorrow and for the last three days of
the week.
Miss Ruth Mills of Omaha'
Weds Ker'ucky Soldier
DafSvin L. Rummel of Newport,
Ky., and Miss Ruth Mills were mar
ried by Rev. Wilson Mills, father
of the bride, Tuesday afternoon.
They became acquainted at Dennison
university, Granville,' O., of which
institution they are graduates, ( Mr
Rummel is a member of Battery E,
74th regiment, C. A. C, Fort Howard,
near Baltimore.
FIREWORKS!
FIREWORKS!
A BIG LINE OF NEW GOODS
Wo only sell Fireworks al
lowed by the United States gov
ernment. HERE ARE A FEW SPECIALS
Sparklers, a dozen in box. . 5c
Sparklers, larger size 10c
Mandarin Firecrackers, 52 irf
pkg 5c
Large Pistols 10c
Caps for Pistols, lc a box; a
dozen 10c
All kinds of Paper Hats . . . -10c
Cork Pistols, Very Harmless
the Baby Can Use It
Ves.uvius Torpedoes, each. . .le
Silk and Bunting Flags in all
sizes.
This coupon is good for 5c
in trade with any order 50c
or more.
MEYER'S NEWSTAND,
1411 Farnam.
Across From the Sun Theater.
MEN
Men's Panama Hats
at $2.50
And if you haven't bought a Pan-
ama Hat yet, this is the oppor
tunity of the season we pur
chased these from the Marks Hat
' Co. of Des Moines and bought
them so well that we are able to
quote this very, very low price.
Get in on this and buy yourself a
new Hat for the Fourth.
, Gap and Toyo Panamas, hundreds
and hundreds of the best styles of
the season; all to go at this one low
price.
Other Straw Hats from $1.45 upward.
Caps for Men and Boys as well.
Brandeis Stores.
Men's White Canvas Oxfords
Excellent for Sport and Street Wear.'
With rubber heels and white
t welted soles, excellent quality,
snow white canvas, medium style
'toe shape, all sizes 54 to 11,
widths B, C and D, at , $5.00
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Main Floor, Men's Building Brandeis Stores
simMmw'SKiRmv?
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Voiles and Organdies
styles,
$1.95
SKIRTS
Underwear Specials tor Monday
AMKSEMKJST9
TWO SHOWS IN ONE
HAPPY HARRISON
AND DYNAMITE
Comedy Animal Circus
MOORE & WHITE
j "The Nifty Pair"
BERRY &
NICKERSON
BILL KALAMA
The Wiurd of the
Guitar
Hll I V WRST N S
"The Handy Man"'.'
MUTT & JEFF - I
CARTOON
George Walsh
IN
-The Kid is Clever'
Join Your Friends
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Krug Park
July 4th
Americanization
Fourth of July
Patriotic Address
Kountze Memorial Church
Choir of 50 Voices.
Danceland
the place to enjoy oneself.
Giant Coaster,
Monoflyer,
Jeweled Merry-Go-Round,
Kentucky Derby,
Fish Pond,
Japanese Booth.
Many more, too.
Admission to Park, 10c.
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in cool summer
and organdies.
that meet
The Newest Millinery
Our selection of Georgette Crepe and -Taffeta
Hats are superior in style and less in
price than elsewhere. Seeing is believing.
$4.75, $6.75, $8.75
16TH AND
AMCSEMEXT8.
FINNS BIG PARK BAND
1 BIG TIME 1
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BATHING
PICNICS
MANY OTHER
ATTRACTIONS
ROADS ARE FINE
LAKE WATER
GREAT '
ADMISSION FREE
Mary Mites Minter
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FINN'S BIG PARK BAND
Compare '
Bee Gains
'with
Others
Brothers
OH. ARRIVE FOR
OJLUUSS
To Orkin Bros, belongs the distinction of greater varieties and
greater values for the price. Georgettes, crepe de chines, voiles
$2.95
your summer needs
Gabardines, piques and
golf cords,
Tricotines, gabardines, fancy
piques and fancy golf cords . .
Surf satin,' linen gabardines,
golf cords and tricotines . . .
-A special purchase of plaid,
stripe and fancy silks .....
Baronets satins, white and colored
navy and black taffetas
Camsoles of pink crepe with wreath
design
Camsoles of pink batiste with1 face
medallions
Batiste Camsoles with yoke filet
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ana organay insertion ........
Envelope Chemise trimmed with
lace trimmed
Envelope Chemise trimmed with
Val. lace and organdy insertion' . .
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Petticoats, knee flounce, trimmed
with lace and organdy insertion .
HARNEY
PHOTOPLAYS.
Tues. and Wed.
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in
"Tempered Steel"
AMUSEMENTS.
Lakeview
PARK
Offers Two
. Special
4th of July
ATTRACTIONS
' in the
BIO BASKET
ICNIC
INVITED
and , -
London's Premier Entertainers
Walter Miss Victoria
STANTON AND ORVILLE
In Their Famous "Rooster Scratch" Dance
DANCING Matinee Tomorrow
and every night. ' v
Lamp' Jazz Band.
Many Other Attractions Including:
Giant Coaster Canals of Venice
Ferris Wheel Merry-Go-Round Penny
Arcade Miniature Railroad Auto Races
Box Pall Poller Rink Free Garage
Fro P'cnle Grounds.
Bee Want Ads Are the Best Busi
ness Boosters . - -v.
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Tues., Wed.,Thurs.
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"Say, Young
Fellow"
Douglas Fairbanks
in
"MANHATTAN
MADNESS"
" TONIO MORENO
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DORALDINA
(The Spanish Dancer)
IN
THE NAULAHKA
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