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THE BEE: OMAHA. SUNDAY, JUNE 11. 1922.
Scandinavians
Will Stage Big
Festival Here
10,000 Iowaiu ami !SVlra
kan Kxpfctl to Attend
Midsummer Fete
June 23-21.
A Scn1invian midsummer festi
val and picnic reunion will be held
t Krug park June 23 and 24. Forty
thousand .Srandinaviaju are expected
lo atirnd Irum all port of Iowa and
Nebraska. The d tival will lie con
ducted adrr the fashion f iniUum
mer cclrbr.iiions in the old countries.
The Kates will oicti Friday noon,
Tune J.', for the picnic lunches from
IJ to i At 3 will he staged the
children' races. At 4 there will lie
an exhibition by the Ladies el Vik
i;iRj drill tram. At 5 the midsum
mer pole will be raised. The picnic
supper will he at 6.
Fireworks at 10:30.
ifarold Anderson will sing a solo
at 7 and at 8 will be the fire start
ing from the tar barrels in old
country style. At 9 the imporunt
Scandinavia;! motion picture, from
the story of Ujornsijerne Bjoriuon,
which won the N'obel priie, will tie
hon, At fU there will be
American fireworks.
Ptcnic lunch will be held from 12
to J again Saturday, June 24. At .'
Mayor James Dahlman will make an
opening addrea after which public
ures will be staged at 2: JO, P. A.
Lidquist, Swedih rryuul, wilt speak
at 3, after which there will be a tug
of war between Dauuh and Swedish
teams.
Danish Consul to Speak.
Then Frank V, Lawson, Danish
consul, will speak at 4, followed by
an exhibition by the Danish Sister
hood No. 119 drill team. E. A.
Underland, Norwegian consul, will
speak at 5, after winch there will he
a cryicrrt, lunch hour at 6, solo by
Harold Anderson at 7, concert by
the Norden Singing society at 8 am.
awarding of rrie II
Ex-Publisher Seek Divorce.
George D. Lawson, former pub
lisher of the Benson Times, filed suit
in district court Saturday for a di
vorce from hia wife, Marie, on
grounds of cruelty. They were
married in 1915. He says she left
him in March, 1921.
Karl Vosel Named Head
of Omaha Manufacturers
Karl Yogel of the Omaha Sietl
company wu elected president of the
Omaha Manufacturers' association
when the board of that organisation
met in the Chamber of Commerce
yesterday noon,
A. F. doom of the A. F. !i!'nm
company was elected vice president,
L. Iv. Huna of the Fairmont Cream
ery company, treasurer, and W, A.
Ellis was re-elected secretary.
Engineer! to Frolic.
The annual meeting and frolic of
the Omaha chapter of the American
Association of Fvigineers will be
held at the Field club next Tues
day evening at 7. Ten thousand
dollars worth of fun and feed is
promised.
A report of the Salt Lake conven
tion will be made and results of the
election of officers will be an
nounced. Heads Kail Accountants.
Cleveland, O., June 10. L. O.
Scoit of St. Louis was elected to the
presidency of the American Associa
tion of Railway Accounting Officers
at the closing session of its conven
tion here today. A. J. County of
Philadelphia, succeeds Mr. Scott as
first vice president
Supreme and Intense Value-Giving
Marks the Opening of the 4th Day
of Omaha's Greatest, Most
Sensational Selling Event
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Heavily damaged one of our Branch stores, almost wrecking
the building! In order to repair building at once hundreds of
garments have been sent to Omaha for quick sale!
oats, Suits, Dresses,
ileuses, Millinery, Skirts
In the greatest bargain carnival Omaha has witnessed in more
than a decade! Insurance adjustments cover our loss. Omaha
women reap untold savings from this misfortune Selling is
fast and furious to eager buyers!
Every Garment Musi Be Sold
Very few of the remaining bargains are damaged! From most
of them even the scent of smoke is gone. Some are slightly
soiled by water, or mussed! They must all go!!
Wash Dresses, for street wear.
Gingham, Linen, Organdie. $1 AO
Values up to $7.50
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One Big Lot of FINE SILK and
WOOL DRESSES; slightly $4 AO
soiled; values up lo $45.00. . 'O
Sport Dresses Canton Crepe and
combinations; not soiled. $11 QQ
Values up to $40.00 1 !
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FINE WOOL VELOUR SUIT
With fur collar.
Value up to $50.00. . . .
9.99
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Children's SILK POPLIN COATS.
Values to $5.00.
Soiled
49c
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SPRING COATS, WINTER COATS.
Soiled by smoke. $ J QQ
Values to $32.50. '0
FINE GINGHAM DRESSES and
SUMMER FABRICS.
Values up to $9.50. . . .
3.49
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BUNGALOW APRONS Fine per
cales and Ginghams. 7Q
Out they go ...
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WOMEN'S AND MISSES SILK
FIBER HOSE.
75c quality
224c
Fine Quality White Satin Shadow
proof SKIRTS. QQ
Values up to $3.50 ...''
FINE SILK JERSEY BLOOMERS
and PETTICOATS. $1 AO
Values up to $6.00
FINE FRENCH SERGE SKIRTS
Navy, black, and plaid. j1 QQ
Values up to $6.50
SPORT HATS, STRAW HATS
aAt1,togo' 99c
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Fine GEORGETTE and PONGEE
BLOUSES.
Values up to $7.50. . . ,
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