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The Washington times., 1914-05-21
overcome this defect of the direct
connected outfit

overcome this defect of the direct
connected outfit.
In cases where the phonograph and
protector are located at a consider
able distance from one another, syn
chronism is obtained in either one
of two ways: First, by manual or
hand control. secondly, by automatic
devices mounted on each of the ma
chimes, one of which devices controls
the opposite machine.
with manual control, two index
hands, one for each machine, allows
the attendant to keep the film and
record in the proper position by
watching the hands and speeding up
or retarding the machines in rela-
ton to one another. If the film gets
ahead of the record for example,
owing to a patch, either the projec-
tor is reduced in speed, or the phono-
The Washington times., 1914-05-21

| Colorado Motion Picture Company. with
beautiful silver-mounted bride as a
token of his appreciation Of her good
work in pirates Of the Plains and
THE Range War"
Herbert Rawlinson, falling in his ef-
fort to secure quick delivery of an
aeroplane from Glenn Martin, has ta-
ken TO aviation Via dirigible balloons
He has been taking daily trips with
Roy Knabenshue In the latteTs 16o-foot
diriSible.
In the Romance of Copper Gulch." a
three-reel feature recently completed by
the Colorado Motion Picture Company,
Miss West had the misfortune to re-
ceive some very bad burns on her arms
and face which kept her out of pictures
for week or ten days.
Billie Rhodes. the KaIem actress,
counts a wonderful ventriloquistic abil-
ity among her many accomplishments.
The Washington times., 1914-05-21
lily MAGAZINE PAGES FOR EVERYBODY8
Truths By Women Who
T~o Children Trained in
NllOW Self-Expression
The House of Play

There organizations in Washington for improving the
condition of children mentally morally and physically One of the
interesting of su the House Play which established
members of the Washington branch of the Drama League
This House of Play not for special of children but
many those participating not used to play of kind Here
they express themselves freely their agndion
their artistic instincts developed Through the different
stories they sted NTH ideals and taught the principles of
right living.
Genna Smith Tuniu who is charge of the House of Play
well fitted for position Besides her remarkable artistic talent
and her ability and instructor she unug her
rersonal service promote this worthy efor
By MRS GLENNA SMITH TINNN.
The Washington times., 1914-05-21
Amen Amended.

Are We our brothers keeperr do
manded the exhorter. I'VE are and We
should be-"
II move to amend by inserting the
word sister in place Of the word
'brotheri' yelled man in the rear ee
the hall
The Washington times., 1914-05-21
Odd Facts From Abroad

An Association OF Neglected Wives"
has been formed at Schoenebeck on the
Elbe, TO establish time limit for hus-
bands visits to beer houses and cafes.
IL necessary, the wives will form a
militia to remove all husbands found on
the premises after II p. IN.
A notary named .SauIur, who died re-
Gently in the town mf Arbon on The bor-
der of Lake Constance. had a strange
mania for line shoes. H. left a museum
containing about 400 pairs of bcots and
shoes, valued at oyor ts.Ooo No one
The Washington times., 1914-05-21
THE ONLY
Department Representing
THE PUBLIC
WHAT THEY'RE SHOW
ING IN WASHINGTON.
TODAY.

TODAY.
"The Game Of Life,n CrandaIPs,
Ninth and L streets.
"The Weaker Brother, the Vir.
yinia, Ninth, between + and G,
"The Brute" the Olympic, 143I
You street.
''The Creation" the BeIasco, La.
fayette Square.
"Madame Coquette," the Favor
ite, First and II str Gets nOfthwest.
"a SnskeviIIe Romance,n the
Colonial, s27 Pennsylvania avenue,
"a Pack Of Cards." the Rhode
Island, Seventh street and Rhode
Island Avenue.
"The Red Skin and the Rene
gades," the Pickwick, oil Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
"Th~Red spiders,, the American,
Pennsylvania avenue near EIev-
elth street.
The Washington times., 1914-05-21
TOMORROW,

TOMORROW.
"The Mystery Of the Fast Mall,
Crandalls, Ninth and Z streets.
"Caught in the Web Of Intrigue,
the American, Pennsylvania avenue
near Eleventh street.
"Antony and Cleopatra the
Pickwick, oil Penasylvana avenue.
"The Awakening Of Barbara
Dare" the Rhode Island, Rhode
Island avenue and Seventh street,
"The Forged Parchment,s Adveu.
tures of Kathlyn No. IL, the Vir.
ginia, Ninth street between Il ana
G streets.
~The Unwritten Justice the
Colonial, OFT Pennsylvania avenue.
"The Acid Test,' the Favorite.
First and H streets northwest,
~The Creation, the Belasco, La.
fayette Square.
"The Black Thirteen, the OIym-
pic, 1431 You street.
The Washington times., 1914-05-21

l RDERED by his doctor to go
South for his health, John
J Dare. a young New England
Clergyman, writes to his COL
The Washington times., 1914-05-21
The Brute.
CFamous Players).

1.-THE BRUTE" is a self-made
man, wrapped UP in his
work, but loving his pretty
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-22
Afghanistan Ameer
Learns to Play Golf

KABUL. Afghanistan, March 21.-This
country, which has kept itself as free as
any place In the orient from western in
stitutions, has finally succumbed to the
charms OF golf, The sponsor Of the royal
and ancient game is the ameer himself.
who is rapidly becoming an expert player
under the tutelage OF Scottish mining
engineer. This scotchman came TO Kabul
looking for mining concessions. He
brought with him his bag OF clubs on
the remote chance Of finding golf links
in a country. which had cherished a
prejudice against any game played with
ball since the time OF Omar Khayyam,
and soon discovered that the monarch
was fonder Of talking sport than bust
ness. When he spoke enthusia stically of
the Scottish royal game the ameer lost
no time in putting a corps OF sappers
and miners to work constructing course
under tho direction of the visitor. Since
that time the ameer has became a devoted
exponent OF the game and he has at
tained fair degree OF proficiency. The
game has reduced the glrth OF the ameer
and improved his health. At his winter
capital he Is having built miniature
links de luxe, limited In size and as
smooth as tennis lawn. Here he will
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-22
National Debts Are
Nearly FOrty-T
Billion Dollars

ANTWERP. March 2i.-A debt of 49,
100000 Is total shown in the accounts
Of all the nations Of the world, according
to the Bureau OF Universal Statistics.
which has just announced it's figures for
the year 1912. OF this total public in
debtedness thlrty-two mniiards arc
charged against Europe alone. A century
ago the public debt OF all countries
amounted TO only little over seven mil
lizards.
The population OF the earth Is now
slightly over 1,9OOOOO,0OO. an increase of
40, ,OoOo coo in the last four years. according
TO the bureau. Asia now has s3s ZOO, 900;
Europe, 4S4,OO0,O0O; Africa. lssOO0OOO;
America, ls7,OOO,OOO; oceania. 100000.
The worlds commerce now amounts to
$40, COO, oOO0OO, and It is carried on by s., ,s02
sailing ships and ana steamers. other
figures show total OF G250OO miles OF
railroads. or enough to grdle the globe
twenty-five times.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-22
BalfOur Will Take
Prominent Part in
Irish Negotiations

LONDON, March 2i.-Arthur Baifour.
once prime minister and also formerly
unionist leader In the House OF Commons.
is TO take a very prominent part IN the
negoliations for the settlement OF the
Irish question. He acquired a very ex-
tensive knowledge OF the situation during
his term as chief secretary for ireland.
and he has had experience In the handling
Of delicate political problems. not the
least OF which was that arising over the
split IN the unionlst party over tariff re.
form.
When an agreement on the Irish ques-
ton was first mooted last year Bonar
Law the present unlOnist leader. im-
mediately called Mr. Baifour 70 his as
sistanee. Soon after the openi..g OF Par
hament Mr. Balfour had a long audience
with the king and has been keeping in
close touch with the leaders al West.
minister,
The general opinion Is that Mr. Balfour
shares King Georges view that some
compromise should be arrived at and
this VIII so long way toward bringing
the extreme unionists into line. AS Il a.
the large majority OF the party desire !
settlement but difficulty has been found
N inducing the ulsteTites and the Eng.
ish 'die-hards" TO come around TO the
same view. When Mr.. Balfour speaks
especially II Il is thought that he ex,
presses the wishes Of the king. these ire.
coneiiiables viii follow kim While Mr.
Balfour has attacked the home rule bII
from every angle and has referred 10 Il
as "iopsided federalism" not once hai
ne referred 70 the Ulster threat OF revo-
tuition or listers general opposition ts
any form OF home rule
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-22
Food Supply Of Paris
Would Last but Four
Days in Case of War

PARIS. Ma ch 2.--In case Of war the
city OF Paris would probably find itself
without bread within four days. This
alarm has been sounded by the municipal
council after a thorough study OF the pos
sibilities, and the announcement has re-
suited in a popular demand for measures
n assure an ample food supply In case of
a conflict. The minister Of war and the
under-secretary OF state have decided to
take up the whole question with the
municipal council for further study with
an endeavor to sclve the problem.
Military authorities point out that dur
ing the first few weeks OF mobilization
In case Of war, all railroad trains and
lines would be reserved exclusively for
military trains, and no supplies for the
civil population could be transported. II
has been proposed among other things 20
buy 10000 tons OF flour to be kept I'm
public warehouse and to be used as me-
cessity arises IL is suggested that the
state contribute Immediately 10000 as a
first payment toward this, and the
municipality $4,000 While the problem u
sufficient supply OF flour and wheat Is
considered most important the authorities
are also planning TO conserve stocks of
other necessary things. including wood,
coal and oil.
n, says Commander bryant. well
known retired army official, IAN order
OF mobilization we're given on Thursday,
Paris would have neither bread. milk nor
meat at the beginning OF next week. An
other important questions Is that OF the
water supply. ! would ask what ParisiAns
would drink were Paris invested md cut
off from its water supply. This is a phase
OF the problem that the commission which
has been studying the subject might con-
slider thoroughly. We have arrived at a
time when all the problems OF national de.
fcnse must be considered without delay"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-22

daily supply OF Holsters and tons Of other
sea food from Boston. BY catching this
train out OF the Hub the Holsters are able
10 cover the intervening distance oil "a
miles at the rate Of thirty miles an hour
reaching New York in the early morn
ing IN time to pass through the many
stages Of handling between arrival ano
dutv on the "Great White Way that
evening. A large part OF the fish con-
s,,med in New York goes from Boston
snd Maine From fifty 10 200 tons of sea
food-reouiring from three to tnteen
cars-are daily taken to New YORK IIsh
dealers by this Flying Fisherman Ihe
fish reach there the first morning atter
being caught, while the Holsters, which
go from Maine and Canadian waters, ar
rive the second morning after Leaving
their native haunts.-Boston Herald.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-22
Spring 1914
LdceS

The most complete showing
ever made in Omaha is here.
Gin. to 5-in. Shadow Laces,
special at, yd. =. .1Oc to 25c
Beautiful designs in black,
white and ecru, most popular
for pleatings and flouncings.
A 29c to CSC Counter In
Guiding 1S-in. Camisole laces,
18-in. to 27-in. Flouncings in
white, cream and ecru, also
double width allovers, to $1.75
yard values.
Beautiful Silk Flouncings-
These are the popular novelty
laces for spring, 18-in. to 27-in.
wide, yard, $1.75 to $3.50
27-in. Novelty Flouncings in
lace and chiffon, shown at, yd.,
from 1925 to $500
Quaker Laces-We carry the
only complete line in Omaha Of
these famous American laces;
Lin. to 27-in. flouncings and
18-in. to 36-in. allovers shown
here at, yd.. 1Oc to $500
A Special &c Counter of
cluny, Torchon, Nottingham,
Val and Zion City laces, worth
10c to 15c yard.
A Special 71sc Counter of Point de
Esprit, Normandy. Nottingham,
Torchon and Barmen Laces, worth
up to Csc yard.
35c TO soc Embroideries 19c--In.
Guiding pretty 1S-inch Flouncings
and Allovers. beautiful patterns.
Beautiful st. Gall Batistes, Embroid
eries-Worth 75c to $500 a yard
on sale at. 35c to S1.5O
Dark Ecru IClouncings--Worth $2.2t
a yard, 45-in. wide; on sale Mon
day at, yard ............ 81. .1S
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-22
NORTH TO SEE ECLIPSE
SCIENTISTS WILL GO

BERLIN. March 2i-derman astrono-
mers are already taking a lively interest
in total eclipse OF the sun that occurs
August q. The city Of Hamburg is fit
ting out an expedition at its own expense
and Prussia will give assistance TO an
expedition headed by Prof Miethe Of the
Technological institute in Charlottenburg.
A number Of German astronomers will
attach themselves to American expedi-
tions. Prof Miethe's expedition. which
will be chiefly for the purpose Of max
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-22

stuart's Dyspepsia TaOlets very quickly
restore appetite by making the stomach
want food. The stomach readily recovers
from digestion, dyspepsia, etc, as soon
as Il Is enabled 20 digest food. Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets taken after each meal
quickly digest that meal and,thus wonder
fully rest the stomach
In a short time the digestion assumes
its normal condition and then appetite
and a good appetite, tools the natural
consequence. One may actually fluidlze a
few Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, place
them IN glass tube with meat, grains.
vegetables etc, and these tablets will
digest the contents OF the tube without
aid.
Just think then how quickly and eff
ciently they act when they are mixed with
the food In ones system and what a gTeat
relief Il Il 10 the digestive apparatus To
have It's fluids 50 enriched.
Go 20 your druggist today and obtain a
Accent box and make the actual test your
self after you have eaten large and
hearty meal
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-22
New Curtains
and Draperies

The most complete stock OF
up-to-date curtains and dra-
peries we have ever shown.
Pricings Surprisingly Mod
crate. Pretty Cluny Cur
tains with neat lace edges
and 2-in. hens, per
pair $3.50 to $500
Pretty Scrim Curtains with hem
stitched hem and lace edge; per
pair .....S1.49 to 1925
Marquisette Curtains with hem
stitched hem and lace edges
at, pair. .S1.9S to So. .9S
Brusselettes Curtains, plain CEN
ters with dainty border and
edges; per pair 81 ,49
45-in. Plain Reps, all colors; at,
YARD ........ $50. 4SC
50-in. Sunfast Draperies, yd. S5C
40-in. Hemstitched Scrims, per
yard ..'..... .....-.. =. 2SC
New bungalow Nets, 45-in. wide.
neat patterns; choice values, per
yard ............. Zoe TO IS q
Couch Covers, big assortment, all
new patterns, at. ;. 81 to $40
Red Cedar Boxes in all sizes. Now
is the time you want them; on
sale at. $12 to $50
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-22
Rate of Suicide in
Vienna is Declining

VIENNA, March 21.-The viennese are
trying TO shake off the unenviable record
OF having higher percentage OF sui
cides among them than the residents OF
any other European capital For the
first time In many years there is a de-
cline In the number of suicides and
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-22
oUa Ana II THE REoPLH
We Defy All Trusts Ana cOmhi-


23 lbs Best Granulated Sugar. Si.oo
4s-lb. sack Best High Grade Dia'
mond IA Flour, notntng liner eo
bread, pie sor cakes. sack SA'AV
10 Bars Beat 'Em-All, Diamond c OF
Laundry Queen White Laundry
Soap ..,..-s.s.. - '- -
l-lb. Can Diamond IA Baking Powder,
equal TO any at double the price,
per can .....-........... 400
10 lbs. Best White or yellow Corn
s lbs lbs Best ROLLED breakfast oat-
meal ..... 25o
lbs. Choice Japan Rice ....... .a5c
lbs. Best Hand Picked Navy Beans
4 Cans Fancy sweet sugar Corn. sse
Cans oil or Mustard Sardines. $50
lbs Best Bulk Laundry Starch 4oc
lib. Can assorted soups. ...... Y1ao
The Best Domestic Maccaroni, Yer
mecelli or Spaghetti, pkg. ...T1ae
Full Cans Alaska salmon. .,.... 100
Large Bottles Worcester Sauce, Pure
Tomato Catsup or Pickles, assort-
Fancy queen olives, quart. .S5o
r. G. Corn Flakes, pkg ....... e. SO
Grape-Nuts, pkg. .........,,,. loo
MeLaren's Peanut Butter 10. lalso
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-22

Hershey's Breakfast Cocoa, ID. A.. 2oo
GOden Santos coffee. lb.........2 20o
The Best Tea SiftinEs. 40. ...,.. l0c
The Bost strictly Fresh Guaranteed
Eggs, per do16n. n........,..... .2oc
The Best Creamery Butter earlon
or bulk, per 10. .,............. a9o
The Best Country Creamery Butter.
The Best Dairy Table Butter. ID. a5o
Fun Cream Young Amerios or Wis
consin Cream Cheese. ID. .,..., a2c
Neurch atel Cheese. each. ......s. 30
Imported Swiss Cheese, 10. 80. a5o
Imported Roquefort Cheese, ID. $50
ORANGES. ORANGES, ORANGES.
The Highland NRvels for quality.
Monday special. per doz, lSc. aoe,
rhs % Vegetable @ market Of Omaha for for
The People.
The Best Red River Ohio Potatoes.
10 lbs 10 the peck ck...,..........2 2Sc
Fresh Beets. Carrots. Radishes. Shall
lots or Turnips. bunch ...... SO
Fancy Head Lettuce, per head. INC
heads Fresh Leaf Lettuce. ..... .loc
Fancy California Cauliflower, no Tsko
Fancy California Rhubarb. 10 .71hc
Old Reefs. Carrots, Turnips OF Pars-
nips, 10. s.---.-..... ......s. tRc
Fancy New Cabbage. 10. ...... ave
3 lbs Fancy Shelled Popcorn. loo
New Comb Honey, per rack. la1Ae
Onion sets. Red. yellow OF white,
per quart .--.....'. sac
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-22
For Your Drugs and Toilet
Goods Its Hayden S
Special Sale for Monday. Why Pay
More7

Special Sale for Monday, Why Pay
Moro7
Csc size sloan's Liniment. at. l5o
-Four (D dozen of 5-grain Aspirin
100 Phenolthalox Waters, pleasant
laxative. for ..............2 .25c
.1O0 DR. Hinkle's Cascara tablets. 1sc
csc size Sal Hepatica for rheuma-
tism, FOR .................., .loo
10c Size Art Gum, for cleaning, at GO
Two CD bars of Williams Shaving
soap Tor ...........,.... DC
1Oc Shinola Shoe Polish at .....5 SO
Csc Size Dagget and Ramsdelrs per
rect colo cream ....s.....s.s sss. LOO
soc Size Canthrox Hair Shampoo 25o
25e Rose Cream for chap. limit (2l.
each .,........,..... 90
soc and 75c toilet waters. all makes,
at ...ss........, ooc ana oSo
25c Laxative Bromo Quinine at $50
25c size Peroxide face cream, at. per
jar 'ssss''ss.. ..ss''...ss .'''.''.' TUG
0c and 15c per bar toilet soaps. in-
cluding Jap Rose and Palm Olive.
go AT bars Tor .............,.lo loo
26c Sanitol Tooth Paste or powder,
Ut LOO
ri0c Talcum powders, all colors.
cans Tor ...tr....... ..f.......1O 1Oo
4 10c Rolls OF Crepe toilet paper 25o
35c size Pure Sodium Phosphate a5c
soc Box Nine Isabelle's face powder
at ..'s.'.......... ........ .Soo
We give a written Guaranteed for
years with each piece of our Welt
ington Rubber Goods.
s4.O0 Wellington Syringe and bottle.
guaranteed for 5 years. for. sa.oo
Wellington Hot Water Bottles. reg
ular price $500. sale price so
800 Rapid Flow fountain syringes
40 at .......,....., 500
800 and $3.50 Seamless Hot Water
Bottles at ............. coo
Use Household Rubber Gloves at the
pair ................ 500
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-22

cases Of attempted self-destruction in
Vienna; the record for the last year be-
ing i,lS5, as compared with L55S in 1872
Notwithstanding that the last year was
bad one from commercial and labor
standpoint II appears that large
number OF women who decided upon sui
eide failed in their attempts. while men
generally undertook their self-destruc-
tion with a determination that was sue
cessful. As usual. the black record in
cludes many children. whose motives
we're traced to unfavorable school re-
ports.
Persistent Advertising Is the Road TO
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-22
Hiqh Grade Wash
Goods Dept.

The greatest variety of
wash goods ever shown in
Omaha will be on display in
the high grade Wash Goods
Dept. Monday.
36-in. French Ratine, soc value,
at, yard .............. ..4OG
45-inch French Ratine, 75c and 81
values, at ............. SIC
Burton Bros. genuine new cloth or
ratine crepe, 25c value. !. .1Sc
French Ratine Crepe, 3Sc value,
at, yard ........,.. .2SG
English Ratine, 65c value. .4SG
Silk Ratine, $1.25 and $3.50 val
ues ..... ...........S1.00
EXTRA SPECIAL
Genuine Lorrain e Tissue and
Toile Tissue, all at. =. =. l5G
VIM. Anderson's genuine Scotch
Ginghams at ..... .15c
VIM. Anderson's Iyanhoe Cling
hams at ..... $780,. r12Mc
Lorraine Lortex Tissue 12hc
Burton Brothers plain Dauppioni
Silk, all the new and wanted
shades, regular 25c values at,
yard ......... .......121sc
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-22

play the game without any OF the bunk
ers or hazards usually provided by the
ordinary course
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-22
Yearn for Food
Don't Spurn 1t
A Brisk Appetite Is a Healthful Ne
eessity. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets Quickly Restore Lost Rel
ish for Food.

Unless yon have a real hearty desire
for food you should by all means take
no chances OF stomach trouble, for loss
or appetite means a signal OF distress
from a deranged digestion.
When the stomach wants food Il signals
the mind through the nerves. and these
excite the taste buds In the mouth, which
at once secrete large quantities OF saliva.
This tg called mouth water" and all OF
us know when our mouths water" We
want food
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-22

Supplies for Lobster Palaces.
The fastest freight train is the Flying
Fisherman" which carries Gothams
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-22
Some Delightful
Specials in the
Rug Department

S35 Administer Rugs High
pile seamless, 9x12 size, %
patterns for selection, $25
$3.50 Seamless Velvet Rugs
Seamless 9x12 size, -
patterns for selection
at .$13.9S
$27.5o Administer Rugs
Oriental and floral patterns,
9x12 size, on sale Monday,
at .$19.9S
$40 Reversible Scotch Rugs
SKIP size, heavy quality,
for So. .5O
S27.5O Seamless Wilton Rugs--
9x12 size; special Monday,
at .....". ...,..., S19.DS
$500 Tapestry Brussels Rugs
10-wire quality, S-3x1O-6 size
on sale at .S11.08
$500 Guaranteed Carpet Sweep
ers for ....., ....... 81. .2S
7-ft. Window Shades, 36-in. wide.
best water colors ...:.. .T0G
G5c Surfaced Linoleums, 2-yards
wide; on sale at, 50. yd., So n q
-.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-22

ing photographs OF the eclipse, will go
to the island Of Alsten far up on the
coast Of Norway. where the path OF
totality first touches the European con-
tinent The Hamburg expedition will
make its observations in Russia. 1t IS
understood that the Russian astronomers
are making extensive preparations for
facilitating the work Of the American
and other foreign expeditions by having
the proper astronomical calculations
worked out for each important point in
the path Of totality.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-22

Large ana complete lines
all kinds of seasonable wash
Hope Muslin. S6-inch wide. regu-
lar 10c value .s...,..... sc
Unbleached Muslin, 36-inch wide
regular 7hc ..........5e
Aurora "a Bleached Sheeting,
2Sc regularly, at ..... 23C
Roachdale ga unbleached Sheet
ing, 23c regularly 19C
Pepperall lO-4 Bleached Sheeting,
regular soc value ...... 20C
Made Sheets, 1880, good muslin,
soc regularly, at. SOC
Seamless Sheets. S1x90. regular
csc value ....,.. .S9C
Linen Huck Toweling, regular 1Oc
Turkish Towels, unbleached, large
size, regular 12 kc value, SIC
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-22
New Spring Wool Dress Fabrics

All the choice and coorings here in great
profuson
5inch Balkan Novelty Crepe Suitings in ten of the
est shades for spring 1915 very special value Monday
at, per yard Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
The Popular New Plaids- Imported French Ratine-
54-inch wide, in light and For suits and coats; all
dark color combinations the new colors, 150 quail
special values at per ity; on sale Monday at,
yard. .S1.4S and 81 .6S yard ............ 9Sc
Imported All Wool Crepe 40 to 45-n Wool Fabrics
Plain and crinke weaves Crepes whpcords, serges,
% new colors; in two lots, panamas etc. great bar
at........ CSC and SSc gains, yd., 4Sc and CSC
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-22

Persistent Advertising is the Road to
Big Returns.