TriE BEE: OMAHA. TUESDAY, JUNE 10, lazi)
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M'KELVIE SEES
-SURE WINNER IN
HARDING TICKET
Leader Is Man Who Un
derstands Needs of Coun-
; . try, State Executive
' ' Declares.
Lincoln, June 14. (Special.) In
the words of Theodore Roosevelt,
Governor McKelvic is "dee-lighted"
over the result of the republican na
tional convention last week and its
action in nominating men who will
be elected. To the press today the
governor gave out the following
statement:
"I am very well pleased with the
action of the national republican
convention in selecting Sep- or Har
ding and Governor Coolidgo as the
standard-bearers for the republican
party in the forthcoming compaign.
Both of these men are eminently
oualified for the important positions
to which they have been nominated,
and I have not the least doubt of
their election.
"While Senator Harding i not so
well known through this part of the
country, I feel sure that as the peo
pie become acquainted with him, his
record and his qualifications, they
will be fully assured of his fitness
lor the presidency. He is a man
who has come up from the people
thtough the ranks of labor and in-
rjjstry; he is intensely American in
is instincts and beliefs, and while
he may be counted a conservative,
this is true only in the sense that we
would have our public men conser
vative at this time.
"As chief executive of Massachu
setts, Governor Coolidge has shown
himself to be a man of courage and
conviction.
"Withal, the combination is one
that has many elements of popular
strength, and I feel that the inter
ests of this region, including agricul
ture, industry and labor, may feel
assured that when these men are
elected, there will be a wturn to
those sound principles of action
which make for progress along the
lines of permanence and general
prosperity." !,
Seven Permits to Sell
Stock Granted by State
Lincoln, June 14. (Special.) Ap
plications and granting of permits to
sell stock was issued by the bureau
of securities today as follows:
Application.
Omaha Refining Co., Omaha, $10(1,000,
common.
Farmers' Vnlon Elevator association,
Hardy, J3O.00O, common.
Farmers' I'nion Co-operatlva Store,
Beaver City, 150,000, common.
Northwest Ready Rooting Co., Omaha,
135,000, common.
Farmers' Vnlon Co-operative association,
Stapleton, $50,001).
Farmera' Union Co-operat'.ve association,
Gurley, $13,000, common.
Farmers' Union of Gerlng, Gerlllff,
$21,200, common.
Crown l'lpo Company, Inc., Omaha,
I1S.500, common.
Farmers' Union Mercantile Co., Upland,
$11!, 000, common.
Bertrand, Equity Exchange, Bertrand,
$7,900.
W. M. Dutton and Sons Co., Hastings,
$1,000,000, common.
Standard Equipment Co., Omaha, $50,
000, common.
Permit Granted.
Farmers Union Co-operative association
ef Stapleton, $50,000.
Farmers' Union Co-operative Co., North
Bend, $10,700.
Malcolm Mercantile Co., Malcolm, Neb.,
$14,200.
Farmers' Union Co-operative Store,
Heaver City, $50,000.
Farmers Union Co-operative association,
Mullen. $10,600.
Purity Ice Cream Co., Falrbury, $20.0"0.
Norfolk Live Stock Sales Co., Norfolk,
$50,000.
Telephone Companies Given
Authority to Sell Stock
Lincoln, June 14. (Special.) The
Union Telephone company of
Bloomfield, with exchanges at that
place and Warsaw and Crofton, have
been granted authority to issue stock
in the amount of $25,000 by the state
railway commission.
The Lincoln Telephone company,
in addition to the $250,000 in stock
it was granted to issue some
time ago when it made its applica
tion for $500,000, has been given ou
thority by the commission to issue
the balance of $250,000.
The Farmers & Merchants Tele
phone company of Alma, with ex
changes at Orleans, Republican
City, Stamford and Woodruff, has
been given authority to raise rates
ranging from 25 cents to 35 cents
per phone.
Plans for New Capitol. j
Lincoln, June 14. (Special.) j
Plans for the new capitol building
are beginning to reach the office of
the governor and have been placed
in the custody of the secretary of
State until the building committee,
vhich meets tomorrow, shall look
them over. Plans from two archi
tects have arrived already, both from
the cast.
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Tablet in Honor of
General Pershing
Given State G. A. R.
Lincoln, June 14. (Special.) The
tablets which were sent with the two
ambulances presented by the Ne
braska department of the Grand
Army of the Republic and the de
partment of the Woman's Relief
Corps were presented to the depart
ment of the G. A. R. of Nebraska by
the relief corps in appropriate cere
monies this afternoon in Representa
tive hall.
The tablets bear the following in
scription: "General John J. Pershing
from Nebraska Grand Army of the
Republic and Woman's Relief Corps,
May 27. 1918, U. S. A."
The tablets, which are of polished
brass, were attached to one of the
ambulances which was sent to the
C54th ambulance company which
v.-as almost entirely of Nebraska
men, while the other was given fo
Br.se Hospital No. 90, wh;ch also
was in charge of Nebraska men.
Democrats Organize.
Blair, Neb., June 14. (Special.)
The Washington county democratic
central committee was organized at
the court house last Saturday after
noon. The following officers were J
chosen: Permanent chairman, J. n.
Jensen, Kennard; permanent chair
man, F. S. Biglow, Blair; secretary
treasurer, Mrs. J. P. Jensen, Blair;
state committeeman, John Aiken,
Arlington, Neb.
Goes to England.
Horate Parker, assistant engineer
at the Nebraska Clothing company,
accompanied by Mrs. Parker, left
Omaha Sunday for New York, en
route to England.
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Advance A nnoancement!
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A Big Special Purchase
AndSale Of
1282 Georgette,
Dimity and
French Voile
Blouses
Surplus stock from one of New York's most
exclusive manufacturers.
Trimmed in Val and Venetian Laces, Silk Floss, and
Beaded Embroidery. Short and long sleeves all sizes.
Regular $7.50 to $18.50 Values
On Sale
Wednesday
Only, at
Brandeis Stores
Advance Announcement!
" A Whopper Sale of
1800 Negligee
and Golf
Shirts
Neckband Style Also in Soft
Collar Attached
About one-half are surplus stock pur
chased from a prominent jobber;
. remainder are seconds of
' . 2.50 to 3.50 quality.
Wednesday
At J 85 Each -
Brandeis Stores
Advance Announcement!, 1
An Immense Sale of
Women's
Lincoln Editor to
Head Delegation to
tonfer With Meredith
Liincoln, Neb., June 14. (Spe
cial.) C. W. Pugsley of Lincoln
will head a delegation of 50 editors
of agricultural publications from all
sections of the country who are on
their way to Washington to inves
tigate the workings of the Depart
ment of Agriculture. They will hold
a meeting there June 17, 18 and 19.
Two conferences will be hold with
Secretary Meredith and the editors
have appointed committees to study
what each division and bureau is do
ing. There has been from time to
time criticism of the work of the
department and this probably will be
the first time that any one body of
citizens have set out to find out just
what is going on at Washington.
Secretary Meredith has asked for
the investigation.
Mr. Pugsley, editor of the Ne
braska Farmer, is president of the
editors' association. Among thse
who will attend from the middle
west are: J. W. Tarnigan, Paul B.
Talbot and John Thompson of Des
Moines; Fred Nichols of Topeka,
Snniuel Adams, John Beatty, C. V.
Gregory, Paul Stevens and Dewitt
Wing of Chicago, George Jordan of
St. Louis, Dan Wallace of St. Paul,
Harry Owen of Minneapolis, and
Carl Williams and John Fields of
Oklahoma City.
Divorce Court
Divorce Petitions.
Fred HatUn against Hmel Hatten, cru
elty. Grace Treen against John Treen, cru
elly. Wanda Littleton against Mllo Little
ton, cruelty.
Lillian Marhamer against Walter Ma
chamer, cruelty.
Temple Israel Brotherhood
To Hold Fist Picnic Sunday
Temple Israel Brotherhood, a
newly formed organization com
posed of members of Temple Israel,
will hold its first picnic and frolic
next Sunday at Fontenclle park.
The commmittee in charge has
promised plenty of amusements for
the young and old. About 500 per
sons are expected to attend the picric.
Farmer Ends Life.
Sturgis, S. D., June 14. (Special
Telegram.) James Lesard, farmer,
committed suicide at his home near
Red Owl by shooting himself above
the right temple. The body was dis
covered by a neighbor. Lesard ap
parently had been dead several days
when found. A note found in his
clothes read: "I am losing my mind.
Goodby, don't worry."
Nebraska Men Strong for
Harding and Coolidge
Robert C. Druesedow returned
from the republican national con
vention yesterday with his coat off
for Harding and Coolidge.
"It was a happy solution and it is
a great American platform," he said.
"My coat is off already for the tick
et and it is going to be off until
after the election next November."
Adam McMullen of Beatrice,
gubernatorial candidate at the Anril
primary, came home on the same
tiain, and he, too, was all aglow
over republican prospects.
Jessie Craig, also of Beatrice, was
on the train, and he gave expression"
to a feeling of satisfaction and optimism.
Old Sores, Ulcers
and Eczema Vanish
Good, Old, Reliable Peterson's Oint
ment m Favorite Remedy.
Special Luncheon, 75c Faxton
hotel. Main Cafe, Adv
"Had 61 ulcers on my legs. Doctors
wanted to cut off leu. Teterson's Oint
ment ured me." Wm. J. Nichols, 402
Wilder street, Rochester, N. Y.
Get a la rue box (or only 60 cents at
any druggist, says Peterson of Buffalo,
and money back if it isn't the best you
ever used. Always keep Peterson" Oint
ment in the house. Fine for burns, scalds,
bruises, sunburn, chnflng and the surest
remedy for itchins eciema and piles the
world has ever known.
"Peterson's Ointment la the beat for
bleeding and itching pilea I have ever
found." Major Charles E. Whitney, Vine
yard Haven. Mass.
"Peterson's Ointment has given great
satisfaction for Salt Rheum." Mrs. J.
Weiss, Cuylerville, N. Y.
All druggists sell it, recommend it.
Mail orders filled by Peterson Ointment
Co.. Inc., Uuffalo, N. Y.
Children's Hair
Bobbing 35c
It Makes the Kiddies Cool
Second Floor Center
Drameis jrorc
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FO& CRQWINC OMAHA
Men's Barber
Shop
You'll Like the Service
Fourth Floor West
"Early Morning Shopping is Cooler-Therefore Pleasanter"
argain Square Specials for Tuesday
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Pumps and
Oxfords
For Thursday
At an Extremely Low Price
"Well Worth Waiting For"
"Sure You Can Wait 'Till Wednesday."
BRANDEIS STORE Q
FOR MEN C?
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Basement Bargains
White Voile
40-Inch Mill aq
Remnants, Yd., OuC
Mill remnants of 40-inch white voile, sheer,
soft and clingy; just the fabric for hot
weather garments; In lengths for dresses,
blouses and smocks; a wonderful value,
at, per yard, 89c.
Bargain Square Basement
Union Suits
For Women
Sizes 36 to 44,
2 Suits for
1.00
Fine cotton union suits; sleeveless with
lace trimmed knee; full taped; special,
Tuesday, at two suits for 1.00
Bargain Square Basement
Women's
Night Gowns
1.50 Values, eyr
Special, at
These are the slip-over style
gowns cool and comfortable
for the hot weather; very
; good values and reasonably
priced, at 1.29
Bargain Square Basement
Bloomers
TO
2.00 Values,
Special, at
1.29
For women and misses, in white and flesh
color; well made of first quality sateen
and cut full and roomy; also a good qual
ity crepe bloomer; each, at 13
Bargain Square Basement
Petticoats
1.69 Values,
Special, at
1.29
Full length muslin petticoats for women;
embroidered -bottoms; cheap today at this
special price for Tuesday 13
Bargain Square Basement
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Envelope Chemise
1.50 to 1.69 i aq
Values, Special, 1 ttO
Many attractive styles
in envelope chemise,
lace and embroidery
trimmed, all sizes ; spe
cially priced, for Tues
day, at $1.29
Bargain Square Basement
Corset Covers
50c Values,
All Sizes, at
29c
These corset covers are of good quality
cotton crepe. They come in all sizes and
are well made. Special, at 29c
' Bargain Square Basement
Cotton Hosiery
For Children, nr
Sizes 5 to 914, Tr. LdC
Children's hose in black and white; medi
um ribbed and weight; sizes 5 to 94; a
good strong school hose; specially priced,
at, per pair, 25c
Bargain Square Basement
Banded Sailors
Worth $5 a a
Very Special, at aWD
Two-tone effects In colors
such as black with white, and
navy with white; rolling
brims and straight sailors;
special Tuesday, at 2.95
Bargain Square Basement
Tuesday
Specials
Dru
Extra Special
"Non Spi"
Deodorant
Always Sells for 50c
For the
Home
gs
Pebeco tooth paste, worth 50c, spe
cial, at 39tf
Palriiollve soap, worth 10c, special,
at, per bar, 82; per doz., 952
JLlsterine, regular 1.00 value, special 74d
One ponnd hospital cotton special,
per roll, at 39
Yelonr powder puffs, worth 35c,
special, at 19
One pound pure Castile soap, spe
cial, per cake, 25
Freeione corn cure, worth 85c, spe
cial, at S5d
Lash lux, for eyebrows, worth 50c,
spacial; at 29
Daggett & Hamsdell cold cream,
worth 35c, special, at
Magic Dye soap, worth 10c, special,
Cutex cuticle remover, worth 35c,
special, at
Bouge, In metal box, worth 50c, spe
cial, at
Imported Dora face powder, worth
60c, special, at
Energlne cleaning fluid, worth 35c,
special, at
Fountain syringe or hot water bot
tle, worth 2.00, special, at
Rubberized sheeting, 1 yard wide,
worth 89c, special, at
29t
6
29d
291
49
272
1.39
195
Brandeis Stores--Bargain Square Main
Specially
Priced
Notions
Tuesday
Bargains
Shoe laces, black and brown, pair, 5d
Machine oil, large bottles, at 15c
Rick Rack braid, 12-yard bolt, at 50
Basting thread, large spools, 3 for 252
Marking Initials for clothing, 36 for 15d
Sanitary belts, all sizes, each, at 252
Sanitary napkins, 6 in box, at 502
Inside skirt belting, per yard, 102
Skeleton waists, for boys and girls,
each, at 39 d
Men's collar bands, all sizes, each,
Darning cotton, fast colored, 3 for
M ash edging, per bolt,
Rust-proof, dress clasps, 6 cards for
Strong safety pins, 6 cards for
Women's and children's garters, all
sizes, in black and white, special,
at, per pair,
0. JT. T. and Silkene crochet cotton,
two balls for ,
15c
252
102
25
252
15c
25c
Bargain Square Main
2,500 Yards Assorted Remnants
Worth 60c to 1.35 yd. at 49c Special Tuesday
This lot includes foreign and domestic gingham 32 inches wide; 36-inch
shirting madras, serpentine crepe, 36-inch sateen and other equally desirable
fabrics. All are remnants accumulated from the past two months' selling,
specially priced, -while the lot lasts, per yard, at ' 49c
No mail or phone orders
Bargain Square Basement
Fourth Floor Bargains
Boys' Blouses
98c
1.35 Values,
Special, at
These blouses, for summer vacation wear,
are cut big and roomy and are of good
quality gingham and percale in assorted
colors; attached collars; all sizes; special,
at 98c
Bargain Square Fourth Floor
Curtain Materials
Worth 75c Yd.,
Special, at
49c
Special bargains, Tuesday, in filet nets,
plain marquisettes and marquisette and
voile curtain material; lace edged; special,
per yard, 49c
Bargain Square Fourth Floor
6x9 Rugs
'Lino' Remnants
Special,
Each, at
3.65
Sample lengths, suitable for kitchen bath
room or. pantry; guaranteed water proof,
durable, sanitary; Mosaic, block and wood
patterns; special, at 3X5
Bargain Square Fourth Floor
Main Floor Bargains
Misses' and
Children's Hose
Worth 35c to
50c, Pair, at
19c
Sizes 5l to 10 in cotton, English rib; rein
forced heels and toes; in colors of
white and cordovan; special, pair, 19c
Bargain Square Main
Thread and Fibre Silk
Women's Hosiery
Irregulars of ;a
1.00 and 1.50 Quality, 07C
Fancy lace boot effects in mixed colors,
black and white, navy and cordovan; silk
to the knee in white; lisle tops and soles;
special, per pair, 69c
Bargain Square Main
100 Turkish
Towel Sets
Worth 1.98,
Special, Set, at
1.39
Set consists of one large towel, one guest
size towel and one wash- cloth, made to
match in either pink or blue; neatly boxed;
special, for this sale, at 1.39
Bargain Square Main
Third Floor Bargains
Women's Vests
All Sizes, Very
Special, at
50c
Gauze lisle vests of very fine light weight;
crochet lace tops in bodice or regulation
styles; knitted in a Swiss rib, making it
very elastic. Others in plain knitted gar
ments finished with white or pink satin
ribbon frill, white and pink; very special,
at 60c
Bargain Square Third Floor
White Aprons
300 in Lot, 69o r A
to 1.50 Values, at OllC
Short and long aprons in band and Bar
telle styles; lace and embroidery trimmed;
slightly soiled and defective, but worth 69c
to 1.50; special for Tuesday, at 50c
Bargain Square Third Floor
Brassieres-Bandeaux
75c to $1
Values, at
69c
Sizes 32 to 46, attractively
trimmed in lace and embroidery,
pink and white fancy novelty
cloth and plain pink and white
mesh and cambric , materials;
front and back closing; each,
at 69c
Bargain Square Third Floor
Infants' Socks
6 Months to 3 ng
Years, Pair, at Zt)C
Of lisle thread in fancy colored tops for
infants and sizes up to 3 years; special,
at, per pair, 2oc
Bargain Square Third Floor
Princess Slips
Sizes 4 to 14
Years, Special
1.19
Of extra good quality muslin, trimmed with
ruffles and embroidery; exceptional good
value; specially priced, at 1.19
Bargain Square Third Floor
Rompers and
Sand Suits
Sizes 2 to 6
Years, at
99c
For girls and boys ; variety
of attractive colors and
models just what mothers
appreciate for vacation
time; specially priced, for
Tuesday nt Ofln
Bargain Square Third Floor
Envelope Chemise
350 in Lot, O OA
2.95 and 3.95 Values Z.J J
Straight tops with ribbon straps; trimmed
in wide laces; a few in Georgette tops
with narrow lacetrimming; while they
last, at 2.39
Bargain Square Third Floor
Second Floor Bargains
Silk Petticoats
Worth 6.95 to
8.95, special, at
5.95
You may choose a beautiful all-silk affair
or a more practical model of silk jersey
just as your taste dictates, for this display
features both in pleasing variety. Special,
at o.05
Bargain Square Second Floor
Midsummer
Blouses
5.95
Extra
Special, at
Organdies and voiles in
overblouse effects am
short sleeves; trimmed in
Val lace and Swiss em
broidery. Others in sur
plice style with rows ot
narrow val lace. One style
of dotted organdie lace
edged. Special, at 5.95
Bargain Square Second
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