Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, April 09, 1920, Page 11, Image 11
THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, APRIL 9. 1920. 11 RURAL COUNTY BOYS AND GIRLS FORMING CLUBS Youth of Douglas District Sh:w Keen Interest In Ex tension Work of Univer sity of Nebraska. ' The boys and girls of the rural districts of Douglas county have shown keen interest in the extension work of the University of Nebras ka. Six standard clubs have been organized, it was announced yester day. , Preparations are now being made for a Pure Bred Holstein Heifer (.alt club in the southeastern part of the county with Henry C. Meyer of the Farmers State bank, Millard, as local leader. Five boys and two girls have made application for membership. A buying committee consisting 'of Ben Schomer, C. F. Kuchl, D. H. Propps and the coun ty agent recently visited several Holstein herds near Lincoln and purchased four well bred calves for club members. Two 5-month-old calves, sired by a son of the King of the Pontiacs, were purchased of Robert Engel of Fremont. One well bred calf for the club comes from Friesland farm of Dr. B. B. Davis. The calves will be dis tributed about the middle of April. Plans arc, being made for a Pure Bred Shorthorn Heifer Calf club in (he western part of the county. Wtll bred registered heifer calves will be selected from good Shorthorn herds by a local committee. The calves will ranire from 9 tn 1' month old and in price from $150 to $250. The banks at Valley will take notes for the calves at the usual rate of interest. One Poland-China, one Chester White and one Duroc Jersey Pig club will be organized in the near future. Local breeders have of fered to furnish pure-bred sow pigs, to club members. Otto Pfeiffer of Elkhorn will have charge of a Poland-China Fig club. C. B. Ritchie, Florence, a Chester White Pig club, and Ernest Hall, Waterloo, of a Duroc Jersey. Pig club. Premiums will be offered -at the county fair this fall for boys' and girls' club, exhibits. Some keen competition and lively interest is expected in the different club classes. Club members will compete for prizes separate from premiums of fered by the fair association. Suffragists Believe Opposition Backbone In Delaware Broken hirairo Tribune-Omaha Bm Leaned Wire. Washington, April 8. The back bone of suffrage opposition in Dela ware is believed by leaders of the National Woman's party . be brok in. The announcement by Silas J. Wtrrington of Harborson. Sussex county, who has heretofore opposed I he amendment that he would fol low the will of his party and vote for ratification is believed to be the be ginning of a rush of votes to the suffrage side. , 'Contrary to the claim of the anti suffragists that the amendment could not be reconsidered after the third legislative day following action upon it, the amendment may be reintro duced at any time in the senate and sent from that body to the lower house. Under a ruling made at the time of the civil war amendments an amendment to the federal constitu tion is always pending before a leg islature until ratified. Delaware itself ratified the civil war amendments nearly 50 years after ;hey had be come laws. - Says I. W. W. Considered Arizona Ex-Governor "Pretty Good Wobbly" 'Tombstone, Ariz.. ApriJ 8. George W. "P. Hunt, former gover nor of Arizona, was considered by one Industrial Worker of the World as a "pretty good wobbly," according to Mrs. Margaret Ber.tley of Bisbee, who testified at the trial of Harry K. Wootton, charged with kidnaping in connection with tbe Bisbee de portations of July 12. 117. Mrs, Bentley's testimony relating to the former governor was given while she -was purporting to repeat a conversation she held with two I. W. W. adherents, one of them being Charles Bcntlcy, who she testified was her divorced husband. "We have good' friends on the outside," one of the men was quoted by the witness as having said. "Gov ernor Hunt during, the Clifton strike sent his personal check for $500 to win the strike." Nebraska Senator Guest At Dinner for De Valera Washington, April 8. Senators and representative were among the guests at a dinner given !iere for Kamorin De Valera, provisional pres ident of the Irish republic, prior to his departure for a tour of the south Senators Phelan of California, France of Maryland and Morris of Nebras ka, and former Governor Folk pf Missouri were among the speakers. The dinner was given under the auspices of the Lafayette club of this city. Sugar Company Boosts Price $1.30 Per Hundred Pounds San Francisco, April 8. The basic price for refined cane sugar was set at $15.30 per 100 pounds by the California-Hawaiian .Sugar Re fining company, an advance of 1.J0 since Tuesday. The new price ap plies to the 11 western states cov ered in the company's allocation, the dealers elsewhere being permit ted to add the freight price ffoni this seaboard WHAT DOES A PREACHES! KNOW- ABOUT HOUSECLtANinu f Pay your telephone bill t tomorrow at information desk on main floor. , Annual summer tale of ilk lingerie now in progress on the second floor. EVERYBODY STORE Friday in the Downstairs Store TS. and ODD LOTS Of Merchandise Large Assortment of Wash Goods Remnants 'l Price This great assortment of remnants includes yards and yards of beautiful quality voile in a variety of exceptionally dainty designs. The remnants are in lengths from 1 to 6 yards, and are reduced for this wonderful sale at exactly one-half the original selling price. Choose' a new summer dress from among these pieces. Downstair Store J Children's White Dresses at$l. 00 Daintily made of sheer white lawn, Swiss and batiste, elaborately trimmed in allover embroidery insertion or rib bon. They are exceptionally pretty for ages 2 to 6 years. Specially priced, at $1.00 each. Downstair Store Odd Assortment of Wnion Suite 39c One big lot of Women's Good Quality White Cotton Union Suits; low neck and sleeveless; knee length. They are to be had in sizes 34 and 36 and are wonderful values at this .very special price of 39c a garment. Downstairs Store Splendid Quality ChUd's Waist 35c Mothers will be especially interested in this sale of Chil dren's Pearl Waists, made of fine quality white cotton, full taped and buttoned, with gar ter fasteners. They are for children aged 8 and 9 years. Special, 35c each. Downstair Store Aprons and Housedresses $2.45 Wonderful Values - Every housewife is anxious to secure dainty and practical nnrons and house dresses like these on sale Friday when the price is so low. They are made of splendid quality of ma terials in checks, plaids and solid " colors, tailored and trimmed in contrasting col ored collars, cuffs, pockets and belts. Broken sizes; on sale, your choice, $2.45. No phone calls, no C. O. D.'s and no exchages. Downstairs Store Ribbon Remnants Yards and yards of ribbons that are mill ends and 1 ) are in lengths from 3 to 4 yards each; include stripes, fi y v checks and plaids: in widths for sashes and girdles, Priced at 89c and $1.50 a yard. Every piece an ex- ceptional value. On sale one day only. j Up Downstairs Store Odd Assortments of Men's Wear HSPi III v mm Regardless of former price, all broken lines ,of Men's and Boys' Clothing and furnishing goods in the Down stairs Store are radically reduced. Union Suits, $1.09 Men's Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, ecru, ' white, long or short sleeves, ankle length, excel lent quality, at $1.19 a suit. Underwear, 65c Men's Balbriggan Shirt sand Drawers, ecru, fine quality, 65c a garment Men '$ Shirts, one-half price Men's Neckband Shirts, samples and sec onds. Madras, poplin, pongee silks and silks in striped patterns, Yg marneg price. Men's Neckwear, I7xhc Four-in-hands, batwings and strings, all colors, good quality, 17 He each. Extra Specials! t Men's Khaki Pants, broken sizes, at $1.98. Youth's Long Pant Suits, broken lines, $14.95, excellent quality. Boys' Brownie Overalls, khaki, blue, and stripe, 50c a pair. Men's Work Trousers, broken lines, $2.39 a pair. Men's Caps, samples, all wool, $1.00 each. No exchanges. No C. O. D.'s. No .mail order. Prices That Are Radically Reduced For Quick Clearance At the end of a season it is the custom for us to gather together all rem nants and odd assortments of merchandise that have been left from the past season's selling and reduce them in price to effect an immediate disposal. So regardless of former prices, we have reduced large quantities of goods and will place them on sale Friday in the Downstairs Store. Here are a few of the values offered : Sale starts at 9 A. M. Friday morning. Quantities are limited and we do not guarantee them to last throughout the entire day. Shop early. Odd Lots of Embroidery and Laces On Sale Friday at Special Prices Lace and Trimming Remnants at one-half price. One big lot of Torchon Lace Edges, 7c. Embroidery Edges and Headings, 7c. Downstair Store Large Assortment of Remnants of Silk 14 Price We have taken every remnant of silk left from our season's selling and will place them on sale Friday at ex actly Yi price. They are in lengths from to 4 yards, and consist of plain and fancy silks, such as taffeta, messa line, foulard, poplin, and many other weaves. , Ybur choice Friday at,i2 price. : )MJ"" ' Downstairs Store Odd Assortments of Shoes At Enormous Price Reductions An opportunity that comes but once in a great while, for the prices here represent great savings. Infants9 Pumps 98c Infants' Ankle Pumps in several styles sizes 1 to 5; very special, at 98c. Infants' Pumps 49c Infants' Soft Sole Ankle-Strap Pumps; in white kid and white canvas; 0 to 4, at 49c. Shoe Laces 3c Shot Laces for men, women and children; in black and brown; very good quality; choice, pair 3c; limit 5 pairs. Children 's Shoes $1. 98 Children Black Lace Shoes Flexible sewed soles; sizes 8 to 11 ; at just half price, $1.98. Women's Shoes $4.95 Several styles of Women's Black Kid and Patent , Leather Oxfords and Pumps; in all sizes; very special,' at $4.95. Boudoir Slippers 69c Women's Dainty Boudoir Slippers; in black, lav ender, old rose and blue; in all sizes; very special, 69c. Downstairs Store Remnants at One-Half Price EXCEPTIONAL VALUES ARE OFFERED HERE In this great assortment of remnants you will find practically every kind of mate rial in white and colored fabrics. Among them is Voile Gingham Percale Challie Curtain Net Muslin Sheeting Flannel ' Madras Silkoline Etc. Etc. Your choice Friday at exactly one-half price. Downstair Store A Limited Number of Petticoats $1.49 Friday we will place a limited number of Petti coats on sale at $1.49. They are made of splendid qual ity black sateen in black and colors. They are won theem to you while they derful values and we offer last at a fraction of their real worth. Downstairs Store Odd Assortment of Women's Blouses $2.69 We have placed in this great group odd assort ments of Georgette, Crepe de Chine and Wash Blouses in broken sizes. They are all desirable light colors and although there is not every size in every style there is every size in the lot. Choice$2.69. , Downstair Store SALE OF SOAP Friday in the Downstairs Store Every housewife will be greatly interested in this enormous sale of Laundry Soap and Cleaners, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, which will be in effect for this one day only. included win De Cudahy White Borax Naptha Soap, 10 bars 46c Old Dutch Cleanser 3 pkgs. 25c Haskins Bros. Electric Spark Soap lObars 63c Estes Laundry Tab lets, Small Size 25c pkg. (One package Ete Soap Polish FREE with every $1.00 package of Estes Laundry Tablet.) Golden Rod Washing Powder 23c Estes Soap Polish, Small Size 15c pkg. Toilet Soaps Specially Priced Friday Armour's Benzoin and Almond Toi let Soap, 8c cake. Armour's Florabelle Rose Soap, 10c cake. Armour's Pure Castile Soap, very special, 3 bars for25c. Burgess-Nash Toilet Soap, half price or 2 cakes for 15c. ' Armour's Florabelle Violet Soap, 10c cake. Putnam's Dry Cleaner, 19c. Downstairs Siere Women's and Misses' Middies at $l 00 Made of Galatea and Linenette, in dozens of styles. Attractively trim med in font.rastino- rnlnra on rnllavs. belts and cuffs. Plaids, stripes, It as Is a o n r1 nAllro r ri- f iivsrii n era Ci'too ( I 6 to 16. Sizes 34 to 44. Downstair Store 4 ' Women's and Child's HOSIER Y 25c An odd lot of Women's, .Children's and Infants' splen did quality Hosiery will be placed in one large lot arid priced Friday at the excep tionally low price of 25c a pair. An opportunity to se cure a real value. Downstairs Store Odd Lots of Hat Trimming 9c A large assortment of odds and ends of hat trimmings, including numerous flowers and fancies so desirable for trimming the new Spring hat. All in one great group for quick disposal at 9c each. Downstairs Store Linoleum Remnants Enormous Savifigs at Vi Price Consisting of felt base goods, printed and inlaid; one of the largest assortments of rem nants we have had for some time; some two and three of a pattern. Bring your measure ments. Rag Rugs, $1.69 Rag Rugs in a large assortment of hit and miss effects; an extra heavy quality; odd line. Z7X04 inches, Si. 69 each. Downstair Store Sale of Corsets Odd Jots of-corsets, about 1,000 in number, will be placed on sale Friday for quick disposal at $1.45 T AC l opless, low and medium bust, boneless or f T I l a r u i. i a i i m j each each. heavily boned, or white Broche, coutil or batiste, in pink Sizes zu to 34. Odds and Ends of H ouse furnishings An opportunity for the housewives to secure wonderful values in furnishings for the home at prices that are exceptionally low. Carving Knives T r ! "jtyyet -5k Carving Knives, j'1!!"! stag handle, sterl , . . ' "; , . " .. ing silver ferrules. Assorted shapes and sizes. Slightly rusted, 25c. Carving Knives, stag handles, sterling silver ferrules. Assorted sizes 50c. Enamelware, 25c Odds and ends gray en ameledware, consisting of sauce, pans, wash basins, milk pans, sink drainers, muffin pans, handled bake pans. Your choice, 25c. All white enameled seamless handled bake pans, 59c. Blue and white, seam less, lipped pre serving kettles, 6 qt. s i z e, $1.00. Extra heavy tin tea ket tle with cop pti bottom and rim, No. 8 size, 59c. Clothes Basket, 49c Splint clothes basket, large size, 49c. Enamelware All white enameled seamless sauce pans, 59c Seamless, all white enameled bowls, 7, 9, 11-quart sizes, $1. Odds and ends Colonial table tumblers, 5c. J