THE BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY, MARCH 3. 1921.
Mail Trucks to Be
Soon in Service
Street Cars Used in Ticking
Up Mail to Be Dis
carded March 10.
Collection and delivery of mail by
trucks in Oinalu will be started on
the morning of March 10, it was
announced yesterday.
Special street cars used in picking
up mail in suburban parts of the
city will be discarded on that day.
Twenty trucks are now ready for
use, all new. Ten more trucks wilt
lie added.
L. II. I'tt, who has been named
.superintendent of the truck system,
plans to operate the trucks oiu 16
liour shifts. Headquarters for the
system temporarily is at the Truck
and Tractor corporation, 1310 jack
son street.
A large garage is being construct
ed for the government at Nineteenth
and California streets, and the head
quarters will be moved there on its
completion, not later than July 1.
K. Hoel, chief mechanic, with a
stall of three men, is responsible for
keeping the trucks running on
scheduled time. They will be oper
ated systematically, dispatched at a
lixed time, and returned to the par
age on regular schedule.
Practice runs will be made by
drivers beginning two days before
the actual collection and delivery
i starts.
Plowins;
Tanner Near Florence
Starts Spring
Will Lonergan, farmer near Flor
ence, will start his spring plowing
today, the earliest in farm history
m this section, he said.
"The frost is nearly out of the
ground and as we look for no "more
heavy frosts we may as well start
'work at once," the farmer said. v
Other farmers have declared their
intention of starting spring plowing
at once.
(iKNER CIRCLE)
Girl-Mother Loyal to
Idle Hubby Who
Became Highwayman
Six .weeks of unemployment drove
Forest and Koy Stover to robbery,
they told Acting Chief of Detectives
John l'szanowiki when brought be
fore him Yednesday'tiiorning fol
lowing their arrest Tuesday night
by detectives near Thirty-third and
Harney streets.
The Stovers were identified by
M. E. Bannon, Creighton univer
sity, who was robbed of $7 at Twenty-second
street and Capitol avenue,
and by R. 11. Wallace. 1 IS North
Thirty-third street, who was robbed
of 50 cnts. The brothers had taken
a wallet from Wallace containing
$j7, which he induced them to re
turn. Wednesday morning, Mrs. Roy
Stover, a mere girl, walked into
police headquarters carrying her in
fant. She said she would sell her
household furniture to obtain money
with which to get legal aid for her
husband.
Repaying of Dodge Street
Scheduled to Start April 1
A. C. Arend, city engineer, follow
ing a conference with J. J. Parks of
the J. J. Tarks Paving company.
Wednesday, said that rcpaving of
Dodge street would start April 1.
A new eight-inch water main will
be laid from Seventeenth to Twen
tieth street as soon as the frost is
out of the ground.
The street railway company has
all materials on hand for its share of
the work. Dodge street was graded
last year.
Mill Employes Strike
Menominee, Mich., March 2.
Employes of the J. W. Wells Saw
mill company, walked out yesterday
when an announcement was posted
that a cut of 50 cents a day in wages
would go into effect immediately.
According to Mr. Wells, the reduc
tion in wages is from $3.50 to $3
a day. ,
The Hardman-Welte Mignon
Reproducing Piano
Brings to your home ' the
music of the world's great
est pianists, such as Pad
erewski, Hbfmann, Busoni,
Pachmann, Lherinne and
many others. We cordially
invite you to call and hear
this wonderful instrument.
Pianos of other makes accepted as part payment;
terms arranged to suit. .
Schmoller & Mueller
Piano Co.
1514-16-18
Dodge St.
Omaha,
Neb.
JESUS
IS YOUR CREATOR. .
SHOULD BE YOUR SAVIOR.
IS TO BE YOUR KING.
You are going to confess it at His Judgment Seat, but only to your con
fusion and damnation. WHY NOT confess it now, when it bring mercy and
eternal life. .
LUKE RADER (of Chicago) '
CHRISTIAN and MISSIONARY ALLIANCE .TABERNACLE, 24th and Binney.
, 'Speaks every day, 2:30 and 7:30. (Except Saturday.) '
Claus Wiebe directs the music - s
' What do you say? "Is Jesus Coming: Again Soon?"
Hear Rader answer it, Sunday, 3:00 p. m.
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Toil Have to Hiiry
Our Between Season Sale Offer
Will End in a Very Few Days
HUNDREDS of shrewd and economical buyers who know the
real value of having an EXTRA PAIR OF TROUSERS with
each suit have taken advantage of our present offer.
Suit and Extra Trousers
7 $45, $50, $60 and up
The vry Choicest of our Beautiful, Conservative, Medium
Weight Fabrics Suitable for Year 'Round Wear.
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Including also Beautiful New Spring Fabrics for those who wish
to anticipate their future requirements at these tempting between sea
son prices. '
NICOLL-MADE CLOTHES are as famous for their Dependable
Construction as for the Character and Quality of theii; materials.
Absolute faithfulness of construction is the one essential we de
mand in the Building of our Clothes. x
Because of the pride we take in our work because of our deter
mination to maintain the High Standard of Tailoring and fine qual
ity of materials used you can order of us with the assurance that
the finished product will be "Right".
The Shrewd Buyer Will Place His0rder
for Spring Garments Now
OTdQML? TSaoTainl!?
WJERREMS SONS'
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209-211 South 15th Street
Karbach Block
Women of Omaha, hero is (he
most Irresistible sale ever brought
to yoor attention. Here are alues
that send to the discard the best
ever attempted by any other local
store at any Unit.
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Thousands upon thousands of dollars' worth of New Spring Merchandise
which we have held in reserve stpek until all Winter wearables had been
sold are now thrown into this final and greatest avalanche of price blasting.
Not An Hour Is To Be Lost Only a Few More Days, and It's Goodbye, Parisian, Forever
Ifeessss
Rack after rack of as beautiful Dresses as have ever
been assembled anywhere at any time. All the new
Spring fabrics, new colors.
Wool Dresses that sold to
SMS
Stunning New Suits of Tricotine, Poiret Twill, Gaber
dine, Twill Cords, etc., embroidered, braided and the
new beaded suits, all sizes, values that are amazing.
$39.50 and $45.00
NEW SPRING
SUITS
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$49.50 and $55.00
NEW SPRING
SUITS
24o7
$65.00 and $75.00
NEW SPRING
SUITS
$55.00, at
Tricotine and Check
Velours. '
Silk Dresses that sold to
$39.50, at .......
Canton Crepe, Georgette,
Taffeta, Crepe de Chine.
Silk Dresses that sold to
$75.00, at ,
Puppyskin Silk, Taffeta, Canton
Crepe, Crepe Meteor, Georg
ette, Crepe de .Chine.
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The Parisian Has But 25 More Business Days Before the Walls of This Building Begin to Fall
Our days are numbered as an Omaha-business institution., The order to "Vacate" was thrust upon us without warning. Our stocks
were immense, with huge orders for New Spring Merchandise in the works.
Sacrifice to the limit was our only salvation. Our efforts were first centered on Winter Stocks and with their complete disposal effected
we now enter the final stage of this huge sale with wonderful assortments of New Spring Apparel.
SKIRTS
Ridiculously priced in this Forced
Out of Business Sale
Silk Skirts and Plain and ' Plaid
Wool Skirts. Only a limited quan
tityso it is highly advisable that you
be here early.
Skirts Worth to $7.50
$2.95
Spring Coats and Wraps
Generous assortments of extremely beautiful New Creations
that we are forced to offer at decidedly less than the mairafac
turers' cost. ,
Wraps and Coats for every purpose, styles enough I
to satisfy every taste and values thaj are astonishing.
COATS AND
WRAPS
. Worth to
$29.50 and $35.00
$14.75
COATS AND
WRAPS
Worth to
$39.50 and $49.50
$19.75
COATS AND
WRAPS
Worth to
$55.00 and $75.00
$24.75
MARVELOUS OFFER
SILK
Petticoats
$8.95 Valuer
2.89
A close out that won't last long. -Silk
Jersey, Taffeta and combinations, all col
ors, plain and fancy. Come early.
?he death knell of the Parisian was sounded
when the Blank Enterprises issued the order
to vacate by April First, as the lease had been
sold over our head without warning.
coLuTsoEF BLOUSES
The making alone
is worth more than
we ask for the com
pleted blouse.
Georgettes, Crepe
de Chine, Tub
Silks, Novelty
Stripes.
Values to
$10
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ANY WOMAN WHO CONTEMPLATES THE
BUYING OF A NEW FUR COAT OR SCARF
FOR NEXT SEASON WILL HAVE THE OP
PORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME FOR PHE
NOMENAL SAVINGS IF SHE TAKES AD
VANTAGE OF THIS FORCED-TO-VACATE
, SALE. WE MUST SELL REGARDLESS OF
THE LOSS.
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