THE BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1919.
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MARKET TUESDAY
CITY SLOGAN TO
NEARBYJOWNS
Local Jobbers arid Manufact
urers tc Display Special
Goods for Trade Resid
ing in 50-Mile Radius.
"Market Tuesday,"
April IS, i the'latest'
beginning
boost for
Omaha lesiness evolved by the
Merchants1 Market Week commit
tee of the Chamber of Commerce,,
beaded by Joseph Kelley. Kvery
Tuesday henceforth will be a mar
ket day in Omaha, with special in
ducement! offered by local jobbers
and manufacturers to merchants
within 4 50-mile radius of Omaha,
to come int;. town. A 12-week cam
paign has already been outlined.
Price concessions, showing new
lines and special demonstrations arc
f mong the inducements Omaha
business men will offer to the vis
iting mei-r.Hants. . Twenty-five lead
ir.g jobber and manufacturers have
already united in establishing the
'Market T 'esday" movement.
Large Cities Included.
Des Moines, Sioux City, Creston.
Nebraska City,, Norfolk, Grand
Island,' Hastings and Beatrice, are
imong -tlis larger- towns -in the
50-mile trade zone. 'Merchants in
smaller ov.us will especially be
nrged to iome to Omaha to do their
buying. '
"All big houses have plenty of
salesmen on the road, but some of
the merchants come into the market
only two or three times a year. We
believe it is better business for them
to come to Omaha and see them
selves what they are buying and
make their own choice," said Mr.
Kelley. -
Iowa and Nebraska's improved
road-building program, proposed for
the next few years, will greatly aid
in perpetuating the movement 'for
"Market Tuesday," men behind the
movement believe. Merchants own
ing autolfrtobiles can more readily
come into town, enjoying the pleas
ure of an auto jaunt at the same
time. , ,
Tornado Victim Still
Misses Her Pocketbook
Miss Bessie Davis, Sanford hotel,
-who was blown out of an automo
bile at Forty-ninth and Dodge
streets during Sunday night's torna
do, has not yet recovered a hand
some black purse containing $6 and
a Wise Memorial pin. Miss Davis
suffered a sprained knee and minor
injuries in the tornado. When she
was picked up she -missed her black
hand bag.
6 Bell-ans
Hot water
Sure Relief
BELL-ANS
WFOR INDIGESTION
Shanahan to Be Secretary
to Congressman Jefferis
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Former Newspaper Man
and County Employe
Named to Accompany
New Lawmaker to
Capital.
Congressman A. W. Jefferis has
announced that John B. Shanahan
will serve as his private secretary
in Washington.
Mr. Shanahan is the eldest son
of David L. Shanahan.
The new secretary has been en
gaged in newspaper work in Omaha
and also worked in the office of the
clerk of the district court.
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SKY STILL IS
FOUND NEAR CITY
BY DETECTIVES
C. C. Porter is Sentenced to 45
Days in Jail for Posses
sion of Distilling
Outfit.
The first whisky still unearthed
in the vicinity of Omalta was found
in a dilapidated shack behind a huge
bluff in Florence late Tuesday night.
City detectives made the find and
later arrested C. C. Porter, .607 1-2
North Twenty-first street as the al
leged owner of the still.
Porter rented the shed from Clar
ence Elbert, 8806 North Twenty
ninth street. No evidence of the
"white lightning" whisky distilled
by the worm was found.
Jail Sentence, Given.
In police court yesterday morning
Porter was given a jail sentence of
45 days. The case was turned over to
the federal authorities who are con
ducting an investigation of Porter's
alleged methods of making the li
quor. Government authorities say
that mere possession of a whisky
still is a violation of a federal act.
The still consists of a ten-gallon
kettle made of copper and equipped
w'ith a steel worm of circling copper
pipe through which tht "corn juice"
is distilled. '
Porter said he bought the still
for $45 several months ago. He de
nied having made airy whisky.
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j Young Men! These Waist Seam ;
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Suite Aro iJAnfforfiil Valiioc I
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THERE'S class written all over
these stylish welt seam waist
models featured exclusively in
our young men's department. They
are designed especially for smart,
snappy young fellows and those
with young ideals.
The "Vincent," is one of these
models that's in big demand now.
Has the straight up English shoul
der, which blends into a Raglan
back effect; riew Bell-Dell comfort
sleeve; high vent and flare skirt.
Patch or slash pockets. All excep
tional values, at
i $30.
i - ton
Other value at $20, $35
and $40.
$20.00
SPECIAL OFFER
All-Wool Blue
Serge Suit ....
These suits are fashioned from
all-wool fast color true blue serge,
in all the snappy styles of the sea
son. No matter how many suits you
own, you need one of these Blue
Serges.
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Mothers! Here is a Bargain in
BOYS' SUITS
THE tremendous demand for these, Suiu
emphasizes the importance of this of
fer to every economical mother. These Suits
are the newest models, including many of
the welt seam waist styles, for boys 6 to IS
years of age. Big variety of fabrics, in col
ors and patterns for school and dress wear.
Fxtra well tailored. Some Jiave extra
knickers to match. . JQ 4iR
A wonderful saving at POXO
Boy' Blouse: Mother's Friend brand;
neckband and collar attached styles;
sizes 4 to 16 years; special, 7f
this week, at V ... . . '"t
3oys and Girls' Black Cotton Hose, Blac'
Cat brand, mill runs; all sizes, OC
broken lines 50c quality, per pair-''
Little Tots' Koveralls; O. D. khaki, plain
blue and striped chambray, blue denim,
with red trimming; sizes 1 to 5j O E
8 years; special, this week, atP
Boys' New Easter Neckwear, made of the
35c
short ends of men's 75c and $1
kinds. Special, this, week, at
Base Ball or Bat Free With Every $5 Purchase.
Antanas Smetonas Elected
President of Lithuania
Washington, April 9. Antanas
Smetonas was elected president of
the Lithuanian republic on April 4,
according to word received here to
day by the Lithuanian executive
council from its embassy at Berne.
President Smetonas is a lawyer and
formerly was president of the Lith
uanian state council.
Jowen's Value-Giving
Storey
Give Baby
an airing at every opportunity.
The little tot's future depends
much upon the care and at
tention it receives today.
The Bowen store is display
ing an immense stock of
Reed
Carriages
rin ivory, brown, gray and
black finishes velour and
corduroy upholstering. Sun
and rain proof tops wire and
wood wheels, equipped with
rubber tires.
$26.50, $32.50, $35,
$39.50 and $45
Go -Carts, Sulkies
and Pullmans '
$2.50, $3.50, $4.75
$6.50, $8.00, $10.50,
$12.50 and $15
Child's High Chairs
in all finishes
57.25, $1.75, $2.50,
i3.25, $5.50
Bahy Cribs
Vernis Martin and White fin
I .6.75, $8.50, $10.50, $16
As the warmer days are
fast approaching and you plan
the arrangement and refitting
of your porch, let us suggest a
visit to the Bowen store for
the newer ideas in Porch Fur
niture. . Porch Swings,
Hammocks, Chairs,
Rockers, Tables,
Rugs. Etc.
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OMAHA WILL FORM
ASSOCIATION OF
WORLD WAR VETS
C. of-C. Post-War Committee
Issues Call for Rally of Men
' Who Served in Recent
' War. .
A mass meeting of ali tien who
'served in the forces of the United
States during the war will be held
Tuesday evening, April 15, at 7:30
o'clock in the municipal auditorium,
to organize an Omaha Association,
of World War.Veterans. This is
already a national movement.
The post war activties commit
tee of the Chamber of Commerce
today issued the call for the meet
ing at the request of many returned
nin who were themselves reticent
about taking the initiative.
Only men who have served in the
war will be admitted to the meet
fng. Invitations, have gone out
from the Chamber of Commerce
committee to all men whose names
are obtainable but all men who
served are. invited to attend, regard
less of invitation.
s No definite plan of organization
has yet been presented but the men
will decide in the meeting just what
they wish to do.
A nonpolitical. organization, con
trolled absolutely by the men elig
ible to membership, not by any in
dividual or small group, is desired.
James J. Langan Buys Home
of Pai'l Kuhns for $4(),000
The Paul W.-Kuhns home.'at the
corner of Fifty-third and Farnam
streets, was sold Tuesday for $40,
000 to James J. Langan. Glover &
Spain made the sale. 'Mr. Kuhns
expects to build another home in
Dundee after he gives possession to
Mr. Langan, May 1.
The present Langan home in Fair
acres Mr. Langan has given to his
son, Cyril Langan. , The latter sold
his home at 5 1 4 j Capitol avenue last
week for ?7.250.
Has New Affiliation.
The Omaha Trust company, af
filiated with the Omaha" National
bank, yesterday" announced its af
filiation with S. W. Strauss and com
pany, investments and bonds, of
Chicago, New York, Detroit, Min
neapolis and San Franasco. The
Omaha Trust company will repre
sent the Strauss company in Omaha
exclusively.
S.'S. Strauss and company is one
of the largest concerns of its kind
in the country, and is noted for its
strength and reliability. It has been
in business for 37 vears.
Mob Pillages Red Cross
Storage Sheds in Nurenberg
Basel, April 9 Storage sheds ol
the American Red Cross were
among the food depots pillaged by
armed crowds in Nuremberg Tues
day, according to dispatches received
here. Goods to the value of 700,000
marks are said to have been taken
from, various food depots.
"Natural Elimination"
That' tha Sacrtt of Our SuccaM In
Treating All Allmant.
Consult tha Drulass Payslciau
DR. BENJ. ISRAEL
Chiropractor.
Bushman Blk., 16th and Douglas St.
Oflica, Doug. 7639.
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SALTS FINE FOR
ACHING KIDNEYS
We eat too much meat, which clogs
Kidneys,' then Back hurts and
Bladder bothers you. x
Most folks forget that the kid
neys, like the bowels, get sluggish
and clogged and need a flushing oc
casionally, else we have backache
and dull misery in the kidney region,
severe headaches, rheumatic twinges,
torpid I'ver, acid stomach, sleepless
ness and all sorts of bladder dis
orders. You simply must keep your kid
neys active and clean, and the mo
ment you feel an ache or pain in the
kidney region, get about four ounces
of Jad Salts from any good drug
store here, take a tablespoonful in a
glass of water before, breakfast for
a few days and your kidneys will
then act fine. This famous salts is
made from the acid of grapes and
lemon juice, combined with lithia,
and is harmless to flush clogged kid
neys and stimulate them to normal
activity. It also neutralizes the acids
in the urine so it no longer irritates,
thus ending bladder disorders.
Jad- Salts is harmless; inexpen
sive; makes a delightful efferves
cent lithia-water drink which every
body should take now and then to
keep their kidneys clean, thus avoid
ing serious complications.
A well-known locaL.druggist says,
he sells lots of Jad Salts to folks
who believe in overcoming kidney
trouble while it is only trouble.
Adv,
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SETS THE PACE ''llg
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FOR CROWINC OMAHA
in a
1100 Hyland Brothers' Famous Hand Blocked
Shapes and Banded Sailors at Far Less Than .Cost I
This is one of the most umi'sual millinery announcements we have made for some time. 1 hat it is ex
traordinary sroes without saving. It is vossible because in moving from Chicago to New. York tne la-
mars millinery house of Hyland Bros, disposed of their Chicago stocks. We fortunately ana advantage
ouslv purchased entire -floor stocks of hand blocked shapes and banded sailors, which we place
On Sale Thursday at 9 A. M.
Early Attendance
Is Urged
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The Very Newest Styles-Eight Illustrated Above
These are the very hats that are in the limelight of Pashion-euth hat is distinctly a Hyland
SSSoTtS lasword in authenticated millinery. This selling will bUgfr b. largely
tended, coming, as it does, in the height of the season and but a few days before Easter. Larly
attendance is urged.
Banded Sailors Are $3
Made to Sell at 7.50 to $10
Hyland Bros.' Banded Sailors are world-famous.
We were indeed fortunate to secure about 400 of them
Some are rough braid, basket weave hats, plain
banded piping sailors, both large and small
Java sailors.
With natural colored tops and different colored facings,
one of the very newest effects in these popular tailored
hats. Every hat is new and shown for the first time
Thursday.
The Shapes Are 2.95
400 Only in This Assortment l
Majority of 'these hats are of real Milan, then there
are the box machine-sewn Lisere shapes, hand blocked
piping" shapes.
in black and colors, principally navy, dust
sand, brown, purple and cherry.
Come in large dress shapes with majority in tak
lored and semi-dress effects. Women familiar with Hy
land quality will immediately recognize the importance
of this offering.
As Compiled
by Oar Stor
Shopper . , .
Blouses
A SMAET new wals 1
Is or nary bine
georgette crepe with a
a dainty all-over design
"In victory red, having a
square yoke and apron
front Teste of shirred
net and val lace inser
tion. The vestee shows
a Grecian outline at the.
bottom finished with
crochet ball buttons. A
really smart touch In
added by the use of a
unrrow string tie of the
material, finished with
crochet balls.
A very dainty French
model Is of baby-blue
. georgette crepe, haying
a square neckline of
(hlrred white chiffon
edged with narrow val
Ince. The sleeves werr
finished with the band
of sliirred chiffon and
lace. An unusual touch
is Introduced by rows
of hemstitching run
ning In a horizontal
group through the body
of the waist.
Another tery beauti
ful blouse Is made of
flesh colored crepe de
chine, having collar and
revers cf real Irish
lace combined with
hand embroidery, very
simple ytt withal very
elegant.
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SECOND FLOOR
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Fashions for "Extra Size" Women
Featuring the Service of Our Stylish Stout Sections
NEVER in the history of Fashion have
women who require Extra Sizes been
able to dress so becomingly. No longer must
they be satisfied with merely a large size
garment. .We have scientifically considered
both well developed and extra tall figures,
and now the lines of the smartest new
modes are elongated or rearranged, making
our Extra Sizes as strictly in the height of
fashion as the smaller sizes.
One finds here clothes for stout women right up-to-the-minute in style, hav
ing all the newest ideas of the season, styles included 1o reduce you in appear
ance in size, and dress you correctly.
The Suit Section
Offers you a splendid assortment in the plu u
'tailored models as well as new belted de
signs and vest fronts, of Tricotine, Poiret
Twills and Serges, sizes 42 to 52, at
39.00, 49.00, 59.00 and up to 95.00
Separate Coats and'
Dolmans
Smartly tailored coats featuring all the new
collars, belted effects and trimmings; cut
correctly with long lines and perfect fitting,
sizes 42 to 48, of Poplin and Serge, Trico
tine and Poiret Twill, at
35.00, 39.00, 52.50 up to CT.00
THE NEW VOGl'ISH DOIMAXS,
'At $45, $55, $59, 62.50 up to 95.00
Stylish Stout Frocks
Vouthful designs, embodying all the lale
style ideas, dressmaker made, perfect fitting,
correct lines, in desired shades, 22.50 to $49
Stylish stout sizes are also offerd in skirts, blouses, petticoats, house dresses, corsets,
brassieres, as well as articles of lingerie.
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Exercise may be too strenuous,
and to Fast may weaken, but
A Nemo Self-Reducing
Corset
Knllds up health while It reduces
excess flesh!
The model pictured. Nemo Self-reducing No,
605, is intended for the large woman, short or
medium height, requiring extreme reduction
all around below the waist-line. It is particu
larly effective In controlling and remoulding
flesh that is soft and yielding.
Semi-elastic bands and gores In skirt re
duce large hips and back, while Self-reducing
Straps support and reduce the abdomen. Thla
model tends to correct "sway-back." Of fine
vh:is coutil; in sizes 22 to 36, $J
It, is double economy to wear a
Nemo. You save both your money
and your health.
Nemo Corsets for extra stout figures, sizes 38
to 44, at 6.50, 7.50 and 12.00
Nemo Brassieres at 1.50 and1 2.00
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Ribbons Ribbons
Ribbons
You will see them every
where this season partic
ularly on dresses for
daintiness.
For the little miss, bro
caded ribbon for sash and
iair bow very smart.
V inches, all silk - spe
cial in white, pink and
light blue. Thursday, per
yard, 39c
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Perrins Gloves
I "Eglantine", Brand .
II Women's White Gloves, splen-
iijll did quality, light weight, FrencIT
kid over-seam, attractively em-
)M bro'vdered backs, in self or black,
2-clasp style; pair . 2.50
'Ij Children's White Silk Gloves, good
Jjjjj quality, Kayser double finger tipped,
; 2-clasp style, pair 85c
Children's Mliitc "Wnslinble" Cham-
oisctte Gloves. 1-clasp, neatly stitchPd
backs, very special, pair, " 59c
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Ten Victor Records
' Which Should Be in Every Home
today.
With so many new records bring constantly issued, people
are apt to overlook many of the gems already recorded. We
list below ten numbers you will be glad to know about.
have them
4r,155Pm!le Murphy
Radiance .'n Tour Eyes
Werrenrath
Rockln' the Boat, foxtrot
Smith's Orchcutre
Ctrl Behind the Gun. One
met Smith's Orchestra
1!4?8 National Emhlom Man n
U. y. Marina Rand
Lights Out 1'ryor'i Band
1729 Darling Nellie Gray
Alma Gluck
COS-KIss Me AvrIii
Mabel Garrison
Better order non You will
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64633 Keep the
Burning
Home Fires
McCormack
18512 Ja-Da, Arthur Fields
Alcolioll'- l.lues
Billv Murrav
1853:-Mlrkey ,nilth Trio
Kisses fc'mtth Trio
J5SS2 Head Over IfcfN
Smith's Qrehestni
I'm Altvnys Chasing Kain
boivs .Smith's Orchestra
7455: On Wings of Kong
Jascha iiclfetz
White Slippers
For Misses and Children
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an
likeevery one of them.
White Kid Oxfords. 6.00
Hand welted white Ivory sole, low 1
"""""S "cei, nve-eyeiei lace Btvle, f3 f
stock tips, up-to-date last, sizes from w '
u to 2. a ;
Also made in growing girls' jjL
' sizes, from 2 to 7, "!M B ;
White NuBuck Mary Jane 1
Hand turned or American welt solo
wide roomy toe, ankle strap leather in- eU
soles and counter.
Sizes and Prices
Sizes 5', to 8, ribbon bow, turned sole, f
at . 'j El
tl Ut1 .IVI . ... . . ' IS
,a "i nuuun bow, turaea sole, K
at . ' JUli C
Sizes 11 to 2, plain vamp, half double K "
sole, at ' 4..-.0 g '
Same slipper in growing girls' sizes, &
-'t to 8, low walking heel, wide roomv p
top. at 6.00 '
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