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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 18, 1919)
: ' .. V:. '. THE BEE;.OMAi&V FRIDAY, APRIL 18,-1919. DARDRUFf MAKES Exceptional Offerings From the Basement in Last Minute Easter Needs JIAIRJALL OUT A small bottle of "Danderine" N J With onlv two more davs until Easter the helnteH shnnner will nnfiirnllv turn fn fVie store best, nrenarerl to extend the most effn S3 v keeps hair thick, strong, beautiful. i cient service and the best Merchandise. ' The Bargain Basement is unusually well prepared to meet the demands of the last .g S.. minute buyers. Getting reacjy for Easter is a pleasure if your shopping is done in our Bargain Basement. Don't fail to be here S3! HVl'OTT nJ CniiilnTr ' iyr-.l- i- JJ..1 1 " Jj? - !3? 1 11 17 i. 1 1 - i. 1 .1 ,1 1 . ' ' ft i Girlil TW thiaf n..M.. U. 'iiuajr auu oauiua. vowing iu uareiui uiaiiningfe ai ejn a oosuiqn w oner spieuuiu rvrsLfrneuai very iuw piiwa. eWeEMMentBBMeWB at Vs. fi 1 1 your hair in a few ' : moments. - s ' - m T Within ten minutes after an ap plication f-Danderine you can not find a single trace of dandruff or falling hair and your scalp will not "itch, but what will please you most will be after few Weeks' use, when you see new hair, fine and downy at first yes but really new hair growing all over the scalp. X little Danderine immediately doubles the beauty of Vour hair. No difference how dull, faded, brittle and Scraggy, just moisten a cloth with Danderine and carefully draw it through your hair, taking one small strand at a time.! The effect is amazing your hair will be . light, fluffy and wavy, and have an ap pearance of abundance; an incom parable lustre, softness and luxuri ance. 1 v Get a small bottle of Enowlton's Danderine for a few cents at any drug store or toilet counter, and prove that your hair is as pretty and soft as any that -it "has been neg lected or injured by careless treat ment -that's all you surely can have beautiful hair and lots bf it If you will just try a little Dander ine. Adv... . THIN PEOPLE NEED BITRO-PHOSPHATE DIAMONDS AND CLOTHES TAKEN IN 5 BURGLARIES ' . ' Money, Full Dress - Suit, Silk Shirt, Ties and Shoes Some of Loot or v , ' Prowlers. X .. Five homes were .broken into Wednesday night -while families were asleep, according to reports made to the police yesterday morn ing. Men's clothes comprised the largest amount of the loot. A diamond ring, valued at $80 and a lavalier set with diamonds were stolen from the honre of H. Pace, 1458 South Eleventh , street Bur glars broke open the kitchen door and took the jewelry from a dresser in the bedroom where! Mrs. Pace was asleep. A coat and two suits of men's clothes were stolen from the resi dence of Mrs. Ben Jacquot, 1816 Dodge street. . , Thieves" broke a front plate glass window in the store of A, Kasal, 2401 U street. Three cans of cof fee andv two pounds of butter are missing. ' Frank Franko, 615 North Twen tieth streets, lost a complete dress outfit last night to burglars. A suit, silk shirt, tie, shoes and a $10 bill comprised the loot taken from Jits room. Two suits of clothes and an over coat were stolen from John Heich ens, 621 J4 South Nineteenth street, while he was asleep. . tWVhen burglars attempted to break into the home of Dr. Henry Schulz, 1326 South Ninth street, at 3:30 o'clock- this ' morning, Dr. Schulz frightened them away with a gun. He was awakened by the crash of a broken" window through which the burglars tried to enter. Earl Beavers Gets Ninety-Day Sentence" When He Comes Here - : - Mo., (How It Increases Weight,, Strength and ' Nem Force in Two Weeks' Time b Many Instances '! Mb bItro-phophBt, I ths ad vise of physicians to thin, delicate nerv en psopls who lack vim, energy and nerva tore, and there aeerai to be ample proof of the efficacy pf thia preparation to war rant the recommendation. Moreover, if we judfft from the countless preparations and treatments which are continually being ad vertised for the purpose of making thin people fleshy, developing arms, neck And boat and wplaoinsj ugly hollows and angles "by the soft curved lines of health and sweaty, there are evidently thousands of Has and women who keenly feel their excessive thinness. Thinness and weakness are Mostly doe 4e starred nerves. Our bodies need more ' . 1 S 1 Miss Jesephtnf Davit, reportinr her DTI JTC . 7. ... 1.-1. . nam. wj' TfinurKoffif w na if 4ii for . After few toys I began t regm any strength, felt ful of lift, was able to sleep soundly end eppeor, I ioined twelve founds tn four weeks. . ' " i phosphate than Ux contained In modern foods. Physicians claim there is nothing that will supply this defkiaircy so well as ' the organic phosphate known among drug tists a bitro-phosphate. which I inex Eeaaive and is sold by Sherman a Me- Connell In Omaha and most all druggists hader a guarantee of satisfaction or money xkaak. By feeding the nerves directly and y supplying the body cells with the Tiec assary phosphor! food elements, bitro haephate quickly produce a welcome transformation in the appearance; the in crease in weight frequently being aston khmg. Thia Increase ta weight also carries with - M a general improvement in the health. ; , Ifervonanees, sleeplessness and lak of en nrgy, which nearly alwaya accompany ex - Maalv) thinness, soon disappear; dull eyea become bright and paleeheek glow with aha bloom of perfect btmh. , CAUTION: AJthoush Bitra-Pheaphate h ism surpassed for relieving ervousaeas, Elaevleeaneer and general weakness, awing its remarkable fleshktrrowing propartiea ft ahould net be used by anyone who does pint desire to put an flesh. Adv. . Wear this Button IsejMswjsWawjsVJa Show iOtt have helped pnish the Job Earl Beavers. St. Joseph, who 18 months ago, in connection with a bootlegging i gang, foiled po lice and government agents of three states Ih their attempts to arrest him, was fined $10 and costs and given a 90-days jail sentence in po lice court yesterday morning. A partner, Pat Burkey, who gave his address as the Edwards hotel, was given a similar sentence. "Both were arrested ' morning as they were driving a large touring car across the Douglas street bridge. They were booked for vagrancy, driving a car without a license and' for investigation. A number of empty whisky bottles were in the car.- They said they drove from St. Joseph, Mo. Beavers was arrested for trans portation of liquor about- four months after an automobile which he is alleged to have been driving turned turtle near Shenandoah, la. Mae Nace, Omaha girl, who was with Beavers atthe time, was se verely injured, and Beavers escaped. Welfare Board Restores Man's Mental Equilibrium Supt. T. H. Wetrich of the board of public wefare restored the men tal equilibrium of Joseph Pazderka of Comstock, Neb., by finding a railroad ticket in the man's pocket Pazderka became stranded in Omaha. A brother sent .money from Comstock, and he bought a ticket and secreted it so well in his clothes that he could not find it. Worry over the supposed loss caused men tal derangement. Mr. Weirich had the man disrobe and the garments were scrutinized carefully. When the lost ticket was found Paderka's mental processes resumed their normal functions. Mayor Smith's Matrimonial .Bureau Now Shows Results . ! t Mayor Smith's matrimonial bu reau, which he opened three-months ago, is beginning to show results. About the first of this year, Mrs. Katherine Jenkins, 24 years old and a widow, appeared jto the mayor for assistance in finding another mate. The mayor announced the widow's application and many responses were received. T-he luCky man is E. D. Jones, bar ber in the Live Stock National bank building, South Side. After a court ship of two months, Mrs. Jenkins consented to change her name to Mrs. Jones. The wedding occurred at Papililon on Wednesday. . j Spanish War Veterans to Hold State Reunion la May At a meetine Wednesday, night the Spanish-American war veterans selected u delegates to represent Omaha at the "state reunion, to be held in York, May 19-21. Plans were discussed, looking to the observ ance of Memorial day and the dec oration of the graves in the West Lawn cemetery. i v In the section of West Lawn set aside for the burial of Spanish American war veterans, last year a high flag pole was erected. -The recent tornado, leveled the pole. It is to be replaced by one much high er, and stronger. ' . Parcels for Members of the A. E. F. Will Now Be Accepted American -soldiers in France may now receive gifts from friends and parents in the United States without sending a- list of desired articles signed by their commanding officer. This was announced in a, bulletin received ffom Washington, D. C, ..e.Al m tv 1 ss ft 1 rArArhita dtnAPI. ties that aU-mailable articles to sol diers and others, connected with the American expeditionary force in Europe not exceeding seven pounds will from now on be accepted by all postmasters. , . . "' . . . i ' .Will Stop Strike! Manila, P. I-TApril 17. One hun dred and twenty labor leaders signed today a pledge te-refrain from call ing strikes while the Philippines in dependence mission is in the United States, . Worth-While. Savings Are N Alwaya Possible In the r v Basement Your Easter ' Needs Can Be Economically V- Met In Our . ' V Basement Tlie Basement Ready-to-Wear Section Festjures Easier Apparel of theMuc-Wanted Kind for Women, Misses and Children , THe Basement Apparel Section is ready to seive you right .up to the last minute before Easter. Here are wonderful advantages, with Easter only two days ahead, and these groups of sellings are quite interesting indeed. ' Dresses Very- Specially Priced miiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Two More Days Until I Easier Mllllllllllllllllllllllllltllltlll For Easter. Do you want a pretty dress for Easter,- at a low price? Here is your chance. Two very special lots, in the Basement Dress Section, all new right up-td-the-minute styles. Taffeta Silk, Satin, Jersey Cloth, Silk Gingham, Geor, gette, etc. x $12 to $15 values, at 8.88. $15 to $18 values, at 13.85 , Women's, Mioses' and Juniors' Capes, - Coats and Dolmans. All the Women's, Misses' and Juniors' Capes, Coats and Dolmans in the Basement" have been re-grouped"into four very special price lots for an Easter selling. . ' , . $12' to $1 values at " 9.85 a $15 to $18 values at ' 12.95 $18 to $20 values at 14.85 ; v 2.50 to 25.00 values at $19 : .1 3 Lots of 'Handsome Suits for Easter Three very special lots of Suits, all new, right up-to-date styles, just the wanted kind, and at prices that really represent after-Easter prices. - ' . -A. - 22.50 to $30 11.50 to$15 Values, at 8.88 17.50 to $20 Values, at 14.85 Values, at $19 Ijilllllllillll!ll'lllllltlllll m m J-A Splendid I I Collection of I I Easter - I Apparel I iriiuiniitiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiut Beautiful Easter - BLOUSES In a Very" Special Selling These offerings are very unusual and coming as they 'do, just -before Easter makes it all the more important that you take advantage and share in the bargains. For example r "Pretty Cotton Blouses', 89c Tailored Suit Blouses, 195 , Jap Silk Blouses, ' 1.69 Georgette and Crepe de Chine ' Blouses, 2.85 An Easter Sale of Girls' N COATS arid DRESSES Girls' Fancy White Dresses; made to sell at J.75 to 3.00, a few even more, Fresh, crisp, clean ; many are elaborately trimmed with lace and embroidery. Sizes range from 6 months to t4 years. Over 1,00 to se lect from. Real bargains, each, 1.49 EXTRA . SPECIAL Girls' Coats; Taffeta Silk, Silk Poplin, All-Wool Serges, Fancy Plaid Mixtures ; made to sell at 6.00 to 10,00: ages 2 to 6 and 8 to 14 years. A new special lot just received, logeiner wun many irom our own stock. Special for Friday7 as long as 30p last, 4.95 Here's An Important Selling of EASTER SKIRTS 3.95-4.95 -5.95 --6.85 Splendid Values at Each Price ( Every skirt is a remarkable value and right up-to-date in style. Well made, of good materials such as all wool French Serge; new big plaids, -Satin, Fancy Silks, etc.' iJew button trimmed and narrow slashed effects. Here Are Good Values in Roys' Easter Suit: One and Two-Pant Suits at 7.50 and 9.50 Every suit represents quality fabrics, good tailoring and the kind with which any boy would like to get into the "Easter Dress Parade." Neat mixtures lined through out; sizes 6 to 18 years; special for Friday and Saturday. ' Boys' Long -Pant Suits Splendid .torkmanship through out, in neat models, in plain blue, green nd brown mixtures, sizes for all, at, only x . 13.50 Men's . Trousers 1.95 to 4.50 Hundreds of pairs in plain colors, fancy stripes and mixtures, sizes 27 to 42 waist measure. M 500 New Smart Trimmed Hats Large and Small Shapes -Special Friday 4.95 What is more important for Easfer than a stunning Hat? Especially when they areftmartly trimmed with flow ers and wings, ribbons and many other fancies. This assort ment you will find isery complete and a wide range for choosing. Light and dark colors. 100 Dozen Girls' Sample Hats Here is a most timely offering and one that little girls and mothers alike will appreciate. Many different styles and shapes, big varety of colors forchildren 2 to 12 years of age. Special . , 1.95 Special Values CORSETS ' These corsets are perfectly constructed, made Pink, fancy material, trimmed with silk embroidery at-top; espe cially designed for medium figure. This is a i r very special value, JL OU SCRIMS, Marquisette, . and Silkolines on one table, good curtain lengths; IP special, yard, 1JC MEN'S Ties in a special Easter selling; neat se lection of patterns, slip easy band, at OKf onlv -sfiiiJC Knit Underwear Presenting good values this section affords a most unusual opportunity to make a good substantial saving. . - " , BED Spreads; these are the crochet kind, hemmed, heavy quality; a range of pretty) patterns to - O A Q select from, each, AffU ' Women's cotton Union Suits, , fine'jweave, in all sizes, in lace, knee style; each, 1.00 Women's cotton Union Suits, Pink, in cuff knee style; each, at 75i Women's Vests, lisle ribbed) Pink, in all sizes, slightly im perfect; each,, 50? Women's cotton Vests, sleeveless, in fancylace trim- v med and plain taped, in- all sizes; each, 25 Hosiery Specials Women's fiber and silk Hos iery in wanted shades with double soles, high spliced heels, mock teams and lisle garter top, pair, - , 1.25 Women's fiber silk Ho'sfery with double soles and lisle gar ter top, in colors,'' r G5 Men's heavy fiber silk' Socks in colors; pair, 50 Women's silk lisle Hosiery in Brown, Blaek and colors with double heels, toes and soles; pair, ' , s N 65d Children's "Black Cat Brand" Hosiery, in cotton lisle and silk lisle, in heavy, medium and fine rib. in Black. Whit,. Pink nH Brown, 'sizes 6 to 11; per WORK SHIRTS for men, of blue chambray and khaki cloth, collar attached style, fast color, size 14 to only 69c pair. 50 FJ A N D KERCHIEFS for men ; white cotton Hand kerchiefs in plain and initials, MEN'S : Overall and Jack ets, union made; of fast blue or striped materials, full cut, double sewed, 1 ACk sizes to 42, at 1 eTT BLOUSES for Boys, in xvery good quality, in plain bluev chambray and striped percales, all -sizes, rh 59c 8nd 98c WINDOW Shades, about 1.500; light and dark 4 green; complete with f C fixtures, each, SPRING Wash Suits for Boys; of blue, greeny tan, gray and fancy striped; belted coat models with combination cellar and cuffs, for ages 2 hi to 10 years; special 7Q at, only Ll U v Continuing Friday and Saturday the Sale of Shoes, Oxfords and Bum Balance of Our Recent Purchase of "Q. G." Stocks That thrift-wise women appreciate good shoe values was evident by the throngs that took advantage of the offering Thursday We expect the sale to continue Fri- day ana saturaay wjtn due ana equal enthusiasm. A Sizts from' 2i to 8 Width AAA to E y Per Pair Considerably - Under Original Cost A sale in which are included the best styles ahd each pair represents 1 : j i i l. ft.. , . . . . spienuiu quality ana worKinansnip. ine values are inaeea unusual. PS .CI'- COTTON Handkerchiefs' t for women; in fancy em broidered corners and initials, your choice, -CT each DC TABLE Cloths; that have hemmed nds, variety of patterns, breakfast and lunch eon size, in a fine quality of mercerized damask; -1 7C' Friday, each, ;V- leO MADRAS, Voile and Mar quisettes for curtains; 75 pieces, worth 49c; Qg? special, yard, at OOC BOUDOIR Caps; a score of pretty neat designs in silk and lace. Boudoir Caps 'in colors, such as pink, blue, lav ender, white, green, maize and old rose; your choice, each' 39c to 75c 7 t
