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Royalty of Roumania
Postpones Proposed
Trip to U. S. Till Spring
Bucharest, Roumania, May 14.
(By The Associate? Press.) King
Ferdinand and Queen Marie of Rou
mania have decided to postpone
their visit to the United States un
til next spring. Problems . facing
this country are so numerous and
serious, the king said today, that he
is unable to leave the country at the
present time.
King Ferdinand is giving all his
time to the formation of a stable
and permanent government and ex
tending Roumania's administrative
functions to new areas acquired un
der the treaty of peace.
Queen Marie, who was present
during the interview, jokingly re
marked to the correspondent that
the American people "would have
no time to receive a queen while
busy selecting a president."
. "As practical people you must be
more interested in, presidents than 1
in queens," she said. '
Museum Meet Ends
Worcester, Mass., May 14. The
American Association ' of Museum
Art directors closed its annual meet
ing here today with discussions of
technical art matters by members,
including Eric Browne of Ottawa,
Canada; J. Nilson Laurvic of San
Francisco and Reginald Poland of
England Ready to Sell Men's
Suits to Americans for $38
New York, May 14. England is
ready to sell to American merchants
men's clothing, all wool, that can
be retailed at a 20 per cent profit at
$38.40 each, according to J. C. Pan-
non, member of a London manu
facturing: concern. ' .
"We can produce suits, transport
them to America, pay. the duty and j
sell them to the retailer for $32
each, Mr. Shannon asserted. The
same quality suits are now selling
here for ?60 to ?80. .
Have Root
.Adv.
IrhU It Beacon
rresa,
One-Mmute
. Store Talk
"Isn't thoro iom way of
designating that this ostafc.
lithment is nor than
Clothing store? Isn't thara,
soma way of emphasising
how far you. peopla go to
larva man better . and the
radically close margin you
do business on?" inquired an
ardent admirer of Greater
Nebraska methods.
, COMPARISON OF
VALUES ALWAYS
EMPHASIZES THIS..
STORE'S SUPREMACY
JOHN A. SWANSON, Pres.
WM. L. HOLZMAN, Treas.
SHOP, EARLY STORE CLOSES AT 6 P. M. SATURDAYS
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Extmordioary
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Em Clothes Service
Why Be Satisfied With Less?
Why be satisfied with less than
an opportunity to inspect thesu
preme achievements of the hour
in clothes design. ' ; v
Why bb satisfied with less than
. hand-tailored "Customized"- ex
cellence? It is available in clothes
ready-for-service at this store.
Why be satisfied with less than
the most efficient service an,d ;
the most wonderfully diverse se
lections 6 fine clothes in the west.
UNEQUALLED VOLUME AND KEEN DETERMINA
TION TO EXCEL IN -VALUE -GIVING
RESULTS IN UNMATCHABLE
Spring Suits
at $40 to $75
IN JUSTICE TO YOURSELF VISIT CL.OTHES
HEADQUARTERS
, ', : Americas Finest Styles for :. -
Young Men and Men Who
Stay Young
Featuring the distinctively individual styles of . Fashion
Park, Society Brand, Kuppenheifner, Hickey-Freeman models
that stand entirely apart in a class by themselves. From the su
perb designing to their masterful tailoring , nothing like them
elsewhere. ) , i
Americas Most Distinguished
t i
"Customized" Clothes for
Business Men v
- , Men realize the vast difference in clothes quality and satis
faction only when they fully understand the new order of things .
in modern ready-for-service tailoring. Maximum hand-workmanship,-
unusual fabrics and the fnany ranges of sizes and propor
tions here establish mew service standards.
Men's
Raincoats
75onoi5
Priced at 33V34 L"
Than Wholesale ,
Just the eoat for auto
and rainy weather street
wear." Well made, sight
ly coats.
Extra Special Value Demonstration
-Spring Suits for Men-
Young Men and Younger Young Men
At $25 At $30 At $35
Wide selections of single and double-breasted models. Worsteds,
Cheviots, Cassimeres, fancy mixtures or conservative fabrics. All sizes,
-Men's
Raincoats
20 to 35
High-Grade Coats for
Street Utility
Suede .cloth and
Leatherette, fine wor-
steds and fancy mix
tures. Belt and plain.
Men's Trousers
Several hundred pairs ,of men's and young men's
worsted, cassimere and cheviot trousers, all sizes 28
to 50. Three great groups of unequalled' values.
$5, $6.50, $7.50
M.n't Younf Men's, Boys' and Children's Clothing Entire Second Floor Main Building and Annex
Spring
it
Extraordinary
Enjoy the experience- of inspecting the
cream of the new Eagle, Manhattan,
Yorke, Sates Street and Alexo Shirts.
Silks, silk mixtures, Madras, percales.
Original, exclusive weaves in vast
variety-
$2.50,.$18.75
Spring
Exhibit of Hats
t Extraordinary
Sqe the smart new Stetsons, the new
Imported Borsalino Italian hats. " The
Crofut & Knapp and Connett novelties
as well as Mallory celebrated hats plus
real hat service here
, "! $5 to $20 1
Spring
Underwear Exhibit
Extraordinary 4 1 .
i Underwear in hot or cool wdather is
the. big thing for comfort; All weights
here from silk and sheer nainsook ath
letic to finest knit goods., Vassar,
Superior, B. V. D., Madewell, Taunton,
Chalmers. Every proportion .
$1.25 to $7
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. Men's Shoes and Oxfords Hurley custom-made Arnold Glove Grip, All America, Nebraska Special
shoes and Oxfords. Sturdy leathers and summeV outing footwear. Lowest-in-the-city prices.
SEE OUR
WINDOWS
TODAY
31ot,)mifue-(1otfn.Ki&.
JOHN A SWANSON.PRts
WM I HOtTMAN.tf.
COMPARE
OUR VALUES
ALWAYS
.CORRECT APPAREL FOR MEN AND WOMEN:
: 1
- (II II
S.E. COR. 16 & JACXSKiSTZ
Saturday--Our Entire Stock of
Trimmed
ats
In 3 Big Lots-
This is positively the great
est VALUE-GIVING event you
have shared in for many a day.
Many Hats Worth Three
Times Their Sale , Price. '
And there are styles for
everyone Turbans, Sailors,
Dress Hats, etc., in straw,
braids, etc., exquisitely
trjmmed.
: $2.45 ' ',
; $3.95
$6.95
Our Entire Stock
of Silk and Wool
Dresses
20 Off
All Suits
At Notable Reductions '
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The styles are extremely smart and will
appeal to the fashionable woman. There are
dress or plain tailored . models in every '
wanted fabric. ' -
$50.00 to $60.00 Suits
: $2f)75
kJ7
$65.00 to $75.00 Suits
IC150
A
Coat
At a Substantial Saving
Materials include Polo Cloth, Velour,
Silvertone and Novelty Mixtures in good
looking Polo; full and three-quarter length
models. . ;
Coats worth to $34.50 I Coats worth to $49.50
$0150
LTV
$2150
-- , Special Purchase Sale
ChOCOllltCS BoxesPOnly
49c
'Mattress
Sale
"CHALLENGE" A 45
pound, all cotton mat
tress, covered with fancy
art t i c k i n g, regularly
16.50 ; Special Purchase
'n i t.?
saie rnce
$9.95
"SNOW WHITE"Com.
fortable 50-lb., all white
layer felt mattress with
Imperial roll edge and
four rows of stitching, $35
value; Sale Price only
$24.50
"COMFORT" 45-lb., all
layer felt .mattress, with
roll ' edge all around,
beautiful ticking; regular
ly $20; Special Purchase
Price
$14,95
"NEVER STRETCH" A
patented; non-stretch mat
tress constructed so there
are no folds to catch dirt
or dust, regularly $40;
Special Purchase Price
$26.95
That Will Be the
Talk of Omaha
Due to market condi
tions, it will be a long
time before mattresses of
such high quality are ,
again placed o,n sale for
so little.
Every Mattress is con- .
structed of Clean, Sani
, tary Materials and War
ranted to Give Satisfac
tory Service. T
"SLUMBER KING" 50
lb., all white layer felt
mattress with Imperial
edge all around and four
rows of stitching, $25
value; Special Purchase
Price ' :
$17.50
COUCH PAD Anchor
brand 16-lb. sanitary, all
cotton 'pad, covered with 1
fancy art ticking of neat'
floral design, regular $10
. value, Saturday ;
$7.45