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TH5 OMAlt A SUNDAY- BEE: JUNE 15, : 1919.
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PLAN INCREASE
OF NAVAL RADIO
ACROSS PACIFIC
During Past Two Years Cable
Has Been Supplemented
. for. Transportation of
All Messages. ,
San Francisco, June RWhile
naval radio communication - across
the Pacific during the last, "two
years, supplementing the Commer
cial Pacilit cable, has carried a
greater volume, ol transpacific mes
sages than ever before transmitted,
plans have been'approved that will
increase this volume to five or six !
times the present capacity. In
formation concerning these ' pro
posed improvements revealed here,
indicates that the fast-expanding
demand for commercial communi
cation facilities which have led to
plans in Japan for a new trans
pacific cable, will be met by radio
transmission and congestion will
soon bea matter of the past, , ,-
v. High Speed Aparatus.
Installation ct automatic high
speed sending and receiving appara
tus at all high-power naval radio'
stations, and the ooenin of a sec
ond transpacific radio circuit are
two of the main improvements that
have been: approved Vast strides
in radio , transmission have; been
made during the past two years; im
provements, that, however, have
.been guarded as war secrets. When
detailed reports are made available
of the amounts of 'communication
handled, commercial ,nd. govern
ment, and complete assumption of
transpacific communication by the
naval radio during periods when the
cable was rendered" useless by
breaks, the' revelation of service
will come as a surprise to those in
terested in transpacific communica
tion, it has been learned here.
The tree of subterranean anten
i nae, used with excellent results on
tin Atlantic coast, was just recently
added to the naval radio communi-
cation service in the Pacific. Instead
of high aerials, tjie antennae is
placed' a few feet underground or
in tbe water." :
' m Plan . New Circuit -
The next important development
will be the establishment of a sec
ond transpacific circuit to "the north,
from a high power stationat Key
port, Wash.; to St Paul, Pribylof
Islands; to Russian Island, Vladi
vostok; to the Marine station, Pek
ing, and Cavite. Those stations are
ill American radio stations. The
Russian Island station1 at Vladivos
tok will be able to Communicate in
addition with Shanghai, a French
station; Omsk, and other Siberian
stations. . '
It w expected here that by July
.1st. the northern transpacific naval,
radio circuit will be in operation.'
' Radio communication, commercial
md government, has been in oper
ation regularly to the Orient for
I nore than two years, and the only
. times there have been congestion
.were when cabla trouble occurred
and the unusually large amount of
traffic regularly handled by the ra
dio circuit was further loaded down
by the volume normally carried by
" the cable. - ,-
Salvation Army Plans to
Preserve Bar for Laborers
! Boston, June 14. "The Salvation
' Army has had no new success. It
has only done an old thing in an
old way." . ' V
. So spoke Commonder Evangeline
Booth in Boston discussing the war
work done'by the Salvation Army
In France.
"The saloon goes," said she. "and
... in its place, put there by the Salva
tion Army, will come, all over the
country, workingmen'S tlubs, where
drinks and refreshments and read
ing and writing and , music will
comfort the tired man who needs
comfort. '.
We are negotiating for thou
sands of these places. We' have
bought up many of the old saloons
that were in good condition. And,
in managing them, not our scruples,
not old prejudices, but the customs
and habits of the workingmen are
to be considered. If a man prefers
to tak his refreshment with a foot
' against the. rail he will have a rail.'
Dentistry J:
For Particular People
v We do not offer our service to you as
"Cheap JDentists" for we do Dot believe in
cheap dentistry, but we do offer you the better ;
class dentistry at a more reasonable price than
you have been accustomed to pay. We cater
particularly to the people who have sufficient
pride iff their teeth to give them proper care
after we fix them.
Best Guaranteed Dentistry.
Best Silveri iBest 22K
4 V
Filling
Gold Crows
TwnV
J22i F&rnaa Street Corner 14th and Farnam.
Powder Puff, Rouge
And Liquor Are Used ;
v By Lincoln Student
' Kafius City, Mo.:; June 14. If
whisky, powder puLs and rouge,
are "legitimate" aids m securing a
B. S. degree at the University of
Nebraska at Lincoln then O. J.
Young, 19, who said he lived
on theRansas side, should receive
his "sheepskin", marked "with spe
cial honors." ; " . -
Young was arrested at the Kansas
City, Kan., depot as he was about to
start for Lincoln by Henry Hay
ward, law enforcement officer for
the Attorney ' General of Kansas.
Young said he would graduate inj
June. In his suit case was tne toi
lowing: , v
Twenty-three quarts of -whisky.
v Much-used powder, puff. : .
Box of face powder.
Half a jar oi rouge. ;
Pair of metis dancing pumps.
In police court Young was asked
by the Judge: "What were you go
ing to do with all that liquor?"
"Drink it," replied Young. 'You
see, somY of the other boys wanted
some, too." . t
"And who uses the powder and
rouge?" questioned the Court.
"Oh, I do, Your Honor; one must
keep himslf presentable," said
Young. '
"One hundred dollars fine, and I'll
give you six month, too", said the
Court.' So Young will have to post
pone his graduation for a while.
(-Marriage License Issued
To Mutes In Sign Language
: Waukegan, 111., June " 14. Hy
man Bernstein, Salt Lake City, and
Charlotte M. Taylor, Chicago, deaf
iand dumb couple, were married
here. ; When they applied for a mar
riage license at the county, court
the clerk cavorted with his fingers
until some of the digits threatened
to become disjointed in eliciting the
usual questions and answers. . He
finally got ' the information that,
Bernstein was 35 years, of age and
Miss Taylor 31. Then, under the
kindly tow of a constable, th:y
traversed to a justice of the peace.
who, with the aid or his hngers.
thumbs, pad and pencil and a few
otl.er accessories for transmitting
intelligence, united the two in the
holy bonds of matrimony.
Death Spares Court From '
Trying Boyhood Friend
Cleveland, O., June 14. "Abated
by death." V
.The writing of these words while
tears coursed from his eyes spared
Judge Virgil J. Terrell the ordeal of
sitting m judgment on his boyhood
chum, Morris Darling, who "went
wrong.", Darling, who had a long
criminal record finally was picked
up in Cleveland as a pickpocket. He
hanged himself the day before he
was to have been' arraigned before
his friend of boyhood days.
TAKE HAIR OUT
HOT OFF THE SKIN
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coarser aad tlffleswhea surely
rcBwed treat, the larfac of the
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ta reaiore hair la ta attack It aa
der tba akla DeHlraele, taa orte
lnal unitary liquid, docs taJa by
abaoratteB.
Oaly cemlae DeMlracle fcaa m
aMBcyaaok saaraatee la each
naekase. At toUet coaatera la
We, 1 aad S3 alaea, or by aaail
fraai aa la Uia wrapper am re
ceipt ( price. .... , .
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Mlraele, lWtb. St. aad Park Are-,
Hew York. -
Simple Home Remedy
for Wrinkled Faces
Thoaitnds of the fair sex are spending
fortunes in frantic effort to remove the
nigna of premature age from their faces.
Such women willingly pay almost any
amount of money for worthless wrinkle
removers, of which there are many.
If they only knew it, the most effective
remedy imaginable is . a simple, harmless
face wash which can be made up at home
In less than a minute. They have only
to get an ounce of powdered saxolita and
halt a pint of witch hazel 'at the drug
tore and mix the two. Apply this daily
for a while as a refreshing lotion. The ef
fect is almost magical. Even after the
first treatment a marked improvement is
noticed. and the face has a smug, firm
feeling 'hat ia most pleasing.
TOBACCO
Snufl Habit CURED by
harmless remedy. Guaranteed
Bent on trial. If It cures, cost
Tpu St. If it fall,, costs nnthln SUPERBA
COMPANY. D-717. BUtleurs. Me.
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Note: New Store Hours
During the Summer Months
. 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Saturday 9 a. m.
MONDAY at 9 a. m.--First'Amoiig Omaha's Most NotedBlouse Events is
The June Sakvof 1500 Beaulifiil Cool Mid-Summeir
Extra Salespeople
lot Prompt Service.
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Special Showing, of: New
Frock Fashions for Dressy Wear for Women
A most complete assortment, comprising lovely
Pastel shade Georgettes, fashioned over Satin foun
dations, noticeably new trimmings and designs formed
in pearl and crystal headings together with braiding
and embroidery.
Especially attractive for street, afternoon or travel
No. 1 Black Moir. DrapaJ
' Model, filet lace vestee,
French blue satin trimming '
was, $98, reduced to $69.
No. 4 Nary Frame Taf fata,
imported copy, Brocade trim
med; 87.50, reduced to $69.
No. 3 Paisley design Chiffon
and Gray and Rose draped,
ruffle , trimmed was $95,
, reduced to $69. v-!
Exceptional Assortments of
Hair Switches
and pricing that ; is interesting,
unusual values possible because of
our uncommon facilities for advan
tageous buying.-'
; 20-inch switches of fine lvavj) hair
,$3
f 22-inch Switches of fine wavy hair are priced at 5.00.
24.inch Switches of fine wavy hair are priced at 6.00.
Transformational in the all around style ; they're
fitted and well ventilated ; special at 35.00. ' V
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tob p. m.
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A Paramount Annual Event to
of Exquisite B,louses That
THIS event and this exceptionally low price is the result of careful planning the result of a great special pur
chase of samples and surplus stock of a large eastern maker. It brings to our patrons a timely opportunity
for the purchasing of beautiful sheer Summer Blouses teeming with new style the very latest models, designed
and made with expert skill
MODEL A White Organdie, low neck,
flat rolling: collar, finished in fine .
pleating edge, collar and cuffs are in
Blue, Rose, Bisque and rchid.
MODEL B Organdie Blouses of Rose,v
Blue, Flesh, Green, all White, with
hand-embroidered . collar and cuffs
of different colors.
MODEL C White Batiste with colored 1
collar and cuffs of Rose, Blue, Lav- v
ender,' Flesh, Green and all White
Organdie, scalloped effect with hand
worked dots, tucked front. .
MODEL D Fancy striped Irish Dimity
in strictly tailored model, flat collar
. and turned-back cuffs, finished in
colored linen, large buttons.
MODEL E Real Irish Linen, high neck,
Mannish tucked front, extra special,
very smart for Golf and Sport wear.
Cannot be had again at this price.
Our Special Lot for Monday Cannot Be Excelled for Values at $69
V ' Also including noticeaole reductions in about twenty mod- -'
ls from our regular stock, values extraordinary include:; '
No. 4 Baif a and Nil Pompa.
dour Chiffon filet lace pan
els; was 82.50, now $69.
No. S Pearl Gray Chiffon,
genuine filet lace and silver
band trimmed formerly
$95, reduced to $69.
No. 6 Chartreuse Chiffon,
draped" over . white, Satin
' electric blue girdle; former
' - ly 87.50, reduced to $69. .
JBETS ' THQ PACB .SSS
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; priced far less than actual value. V . ..
fen of the Styles-Are Ptdured h
and Described Here, I
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ALL SIZES NO MAIL 0 PHONE
ORDERSNO APPROVALS.
Also Included b This Sale are Blouses of French Voiles,
1 White Organdies, and Fancy Striped Voiles, 3.45
In this lot are some of the most beautiful Blouses of the season. Th6
offering comprises odd lines and slightly soiled Blouses;. formerly
marked 7.00 to 12.95. Some hand-embroidered; low necks, high necks;
colored voile trimmings. Beautifully trimmed Point, Venice lace and
dainty tucks; short and long sleev)es.'Sizes 36 to' 46, but not in all styles.
Just 1500 Eajrly Attendance is Urged
1 SECOND FLOOR -
wear are the new Satins and Taffetas in navy, black
and brown. New models that await your inspection
present newest trimming ideas, including silk fringe
and soutache braid insertion in bands, cordings, novel
puff sleeves, quaint bodices, dainty vestees, smart
sashes. Exquisitely, attractive frocks, indeed. - ,
No. 7 White Khaki Koot Che
nille embroidery sport frocks
formerly $85, reduced to $69
NoN8-Beige, Kitten V Ear Sat
in, embroidery trimmed; for
merly $89, reduced to $69.,
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No. 9 Navy Taffeta, cut steel
beaded French modal; for
merly $98, reduced to $69.
SECOND FLOOR '
: Renown! '
THERE are three measures of ren&wn
Local, national and international.
Any product gaining and maintaining all
three for upwards of a quarter century
must of necessity be the most perfect
and the most popular of its kjnd.
-The Victor
. Victrela
alone occupies this proud position, and
travel where you will on the face of the
globe you will always find that it reigns
supreme in the hearts and the homes of
the music-loving public. - , ;
COME IN AND LET US DEMON
STRATE. 1 .'. -v'-
MAIN FLOOR , . ' -
FOR CROWING
' ' : ' ' ' f , Extra Selling Space Vh .
y'f0"' J. .1 . ' J ' ..ilL!!8 ': : v r' for Prompt Service. -
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Run "the G am
Dresses
and Misses'
No. 10 French" Blue Moire
, frock, Misses' model, former
' ly $85, reduced to $69.
No. 11 Black Satin Draped
, vPoiret copy, Misses' model
formerly $89, reduced to $69.
No. 12 Flesh Satin Sequin
lae trimmed, Misses' model
formerly $98, reduced to $69
; The Hardware House;
' Furnishing Section
lit DaaiAtMAM
ill tUO JJAOUicubi auuvuuvvo ,w muw
Anniversary Sale. , beginninff tomor
row, Mpnday, June
OMAHA ". :.' vertisemnt on paje
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Devotees
Style
MODEL 'K White, Blue, Rose, Green- t
and Lavender Organdie Blouses with . '
' ' flat rolling collar of white, edged
in crochet lace andt fastened witlv -!
large buttons.: - .
MODEL J Irish Dimity, fancy, stripe,
' i all white with colored 'foliar and v
'cuffs. ."Of Rose, Copen, Green and1'
vender and all White. -. ..'
MODEL H Fine WhVe Batiste', White
Collar, Vestee and ' cuffs of col-'
ored Linen fastened with . Ribbon
Tie. Very smart for Misses.' .
MODEL G Organdie Blouses of Flesh,
Bisque Lavender, . all Blue " and
White with tailored collar and cuffs
of white, tucked and finished with
. Pearl Buttons.- Very beautiful .
I. MODEL F Flesh, White,' Lavendef,
. Blue and Rose Organdie; trimmed
with white collar and cuffs of same
material, edged in crochet lace. .
"JUST RECEIVED", fi
A large assortment of new patterns and - color f
effects in the much wanted 'If
"Grandmother. Chintz" ::;Jj
The modern reproduction of an old time fabric now
uemg maue m America ana
Brandeis- Stores exclusively.
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in designs that are new -and attractive, especially forv. i
porch dresses, Country ;Club, Knockabout Suits and
Children' Smocks," special at,'-." f V ' -,'V ,
ard
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SWISS ORGANDIE; a beau
'tiful sheer, crisp quality in
-, all the wanted plain shades, -
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40 inches wide,', exceptional
yv value at, yd. $1. -
FANCY DilESSVOILE in a
wonderful assortment of the
; newest printings and color
: combinations, 40 and 45 in., -finest
for pretty dresses,
waists, -etc., special Monday ,
r only at yd.i.9Sc.'., ;; ;'.
; 'J; WHITE SWISS ORGAN
DD3, 45 inch, very sheer and
- dainty, permanent finish, for .
making summer waists and
. dresses. ' Unusual value, at, ;
' per yard, 85. ! ! r
- -j WHITE FRENCH VOILE,
beautiful soft chiffon finish, '
' " unusually soft and clingy, v
- for summer wear, 44 inches!
- wide ; worth regular , 75c, i
.Monday at 50 o. v - , .
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16th. See o.ur ad-
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Fabric . .
75c
. DRESS VOILE, fancy print. i';
ed, 38 and 40 inches wide in f ' " v
an almost endless variety of ' '
new printings on white and . I
- colored grounds, nundreds I f
of new and exclusive styles f
.j. to select from, in two lots, '
.f ra- ..J in. .v- $. i
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WHITE V TRICOTINE .
j Suiting and White Gabarr- ,.
dine, splendid soft woor'fin- ,
ished quality in lengths de-"'
sirable for skirts, suits, mid- . g
r( ..-.,( f - .)-.-.. ... ...... 9
dies, etc.; splendid $1 value. I
Per" yard, "49c..': i
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GENUINE FLAXON.BA- J
TISTE, in a wonderful as- : I
ortment of new and attrac- I
tive printings, will wash and
launder perfectly,, a .dainty, I
cool fabric for summer dress-
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, es, waists, etc., in. lengths up '
. to 10 yds., special at 29.
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