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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-22
DAILY REMINDERS

Exp. manicurist. Union Barber Shop.
Aiv.
Ronnd tie isiand n auto, $500.
Lewis Etsables Phone 214l ADV.
Exclusive corset shop. The Good
win rms. 2l-zz. Pantheon 6Idg. Adv
If you appreciate daintiness. good
service and quality. try the midday
luncheonette at Quality Inn.
Whatever your poultry problems, let
Us help you by our experience. Call
4121. the California Feed Company,
Ltd Z
For Distilled water, Hires Root
Beer and all other Popular Drinks
try the Con. Soda Water Works Co.,
--Ady.
A sayings account is the best friend
y0u can have. start today, even h
with but 4 small amount at Bishop q
You are cordially Invited to drop IN
and hear the wonderful Edison Dia.
mond Disc Phonosraph 1t Hawaiian
News Company.
There Is no place where you can
Get better suit Of clothes than ct
w. W. Ahana Company. Imported
English worsteds and Scotch tweeds
In many patterns.
4 - - II - @iee
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HAWAIIAN
VILLAGE BETTER
Than EXHIBITS

That the Pan.Pacific Hawaiian ex-
hlblt a. the San Diego IMPOSITION
would be much more effective u T.
could be moved TO the Hawaiiaa VII
lage. a concession at the fair. and
shown there Is the opinion Of Ernest
Kaai, who returned to Honolulu en- the
Natsonia last evening.
The Hawaiian Village At the San
Diego fair Is much more interesting
than the Hawaiian exhibit being
shown In. the Pan-Pacific building. Z
said Mr.. Kaai AT the exhibit there
Is no music, and the exhibits are net
80 thorough nor as interesting as At the
Hawaiian Village. The emily drawback
to the village is that Il Is concession
and liqnor Is sod there. 2
Mr.. Kali said attendance at the San
Diego exposition Is small. hardly more
than 800 persons daT. He sad the
Hawaiian Village has remarkably
fine reproduction of Diamond Head.
Mr.. Kaai has ben III. and Is recurer-
ating from . recent operation N san
Francisco for stomach tropbie.
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1C0ntinned frops page 0ne1
say the Yankees were ambnshsd By
The Mexicana The fight lasted for
more than an hour, although the Mexi-
oans are said to have had q machine
gun ambnshed in q position which en-
,abled them 70 sweep the American
line from end TO end.
In spite of this the negro troops 81
fhe 10th charged twice, and final
~ one ,of them succeeded In getting
near enough TO the Mexican line to
pistol he carfanza commander. Gen.
Felix Gomez.
The first reports OF the clash be
tween the Meficans and the Ameri-
cans became known here when J. G.
Hnbble. an American, who had seen
the bodies u number or Mexicans.
while returning TO the border. and
learned some OF the details Of the
struggle from Carranza Officers,
brought tile word here.
According TO the fairly well sub
sfantiatcd story told by Hubble on hts
arrival here YESTERDAYS the fighting
started within sight Of the santo De
mingo ranch. 1ne Mexicans, under
Gomez. apparently were on the ground
when the American patrol, on its way
TO villa 1humada, the 1exican head
quarters. aDpeared.
Amsrieans ordercd Back
Cen. Gomez seems TO have sent an
aide-de-cnnp with nag 81 truce 70
the commander Of the American cav
alrymen, WarninE him that he could
not procecd, and instrncting him to
return 10 the American camp ct once,
and repeating the warning sent the
other day BY Gen. TreFino 70 Gen.
Pershint. The American officer re-
fused 70 Withdraw and sent word to
Gen. Comes that he was under orders
to proceed direct to villa Ahnmada.
Al this point tie story Of the battle
becomes vague. Tie reports contradict-
Ing fhrwscIrc1 The Mexican reports
o. TIE affair say that Gen. Gomez
sent . second messenger 70 The cavai-
~ courl1ndcrs reiterating what the
first had 1cIl, and that Is this second
eAse1Eer drew close u the American
Inc he WAS fired upon. American Of
dcIaIs here disbtlieve this statement
which WAS made BY Gonzales yester-
ltY. but are unable TO say definitely
what actually took place as the de.
taI|6 OF the fight are stil1 missing.
FL Pas0 Is ablaze with excitement
and fury. The receipt OF the news u
the I.1t and Of the capture OF num-
Der 81 men BY the Mexicans set
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MILGE LLy-o
Hhoenix Lodge has regular meeting
Al Z 30 tbs evening
Honolulu Lodge. Loyal Order Of
Moose. meets tonight n PytiIian hall
Ababy boy Was born Monday to Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick X Wilhelm Of 17l6
south King street
Honolulu Lodge, Modern Order OF
Phoenix. has FIRST annual memorial
services next Sunday. !.
Pacific Rebekah Lodge. /. o. O. f..
has initiation and election Of officers
at regular meeting at so tonight.
The Catholic Mission orchestra re
hearses at 7::30 tonight in ST. An
fhony's church under loadership OF
Rev Fr. Ulrich IAnbe
Arrivals from Kauai yesterday hi
the Maui were D. Z. Mccall, Mrs. w.
Smart, Miss Lydgate, Percy Lydgate.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Owen and Miss E.
WILCOX.
The Methodist, Christian and Con-
eregational churches Joined 81 prayer
meeting last night 20 hear Pastpr
David C.. Peters on THE Possibilities
Of Prayer
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METER WATER RATES TO
BE DE- NoUENT MONDAY

Consumers OF meterHd water have
until saturday noon to pay the cur
rent quarters rates. After that q 10
per cent penalty viii be imposed,
warns Harry Murray. manager of the
water department
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-22

the city wild. Mrs. Francisco villa,
who arrived here yesterday afternoon
from New Orleans. declaring that she
Is On her way 10 search for her hus-
band. was arrested by the special or
der Of Mayor Lea OF Fl Paso and de-
ported to Jnarez, without any reason
being given. The patrols Of the streets
have been doubled and the interna-
tional bridge Is being carefully
watched.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-22

i REV. S. K. KAsIAIoPILI left yes
terday in the Kilauea for Lahainas
Mani. to speak at The I.ahainaluna
school tomorrow. ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-22
HAWAHSG. 0. I.
Fight To REGAIN
DELEGATION TOLD
Congressman Mckinley, Hold.
ING Rice,s Proxy, Helps
Territory's Cause
BY JOSEPH r. FAARlhoToN
tStar-BulIetin Correspondent at the
rhfcaoa Asffonaf canvan4iov.c 1

tSssI-euitetin 1ottssponaent ~ ne
chicago National Ccnventions.l !.
EHlCAGO, Ill, June lO.-HaWaii
VIII De considered fuIl-Iledged ter
rltory and not possession OF the
United States IN future apportlonment
Iof votes IN the national republican
convention 70 nominate candidate
TOT president PREVIOUSLY the Terri
tory OF Hawaii mas been recorded g
Lne Hawaiian Islands 10 fhe national
ment 70 2 motion made Dy the creden-
tiais committee N rs report 20 the
convention recommending tna1 nar
wall, Alaska ana the Fn,npplnes De
gwen TWO votes apiece, Deiegate 20
CONGRESS " 4. haianianaoie had Ha-
Wallan Islands changed 70 ferritqry
OF hawaii
inls cnanee assures HaWan Of ats
vote IN future national conventions
ana may possibly lay the way LOT tne
increase q the islanu representation
ana vote from Two % SIX.
nrelsh the eilorts oI inc Atas Kan,
fni.lppine anu f1aMaiian oeieeaLlRns
2 clause Gains TOT g grant q Two
votes "a the nstionai confenfion 70
fiaWal IN Succeeding conventions was
placed N the reeommenaatlons o. the
s ,,.,lla inlstee On IAtes 70 tle eohNenlions
nS cons .a.u aaoplsa the Ispol :
ssa,n aksuIhhg Inc lsihnes q = vote
= -. the Iuture.
ne Two yoles Mhlcn haa Deen re.
insed HaWan N tne reapportlonnehl
q delegates 70 the natlonal conven-
Ton OF THIS year were reeranted 70
the ISLANDS upon tne aoopuon OF rec
onnenuaIions o. the credentials com
nai.tee Dy the convention AZ rs sec
ono meetlng.
Inrougn the eIIorts q tne HaWaiian
aeleBa-ion ana ftenry y. Lyman, VINO
served as the committeeman from
telTltory snail pe bona nae residents
q tne teIrlsoIy u Wnlcp AnelI NQIS
Is 20 pc performed was Incorporated
into the republican platform. There
was no contest IN the adoption OF this
plank .s..
with the first meetings OF the ma
tional committee lew DAYS before
the opening Of the convention, the
Pnfiippine delegation opened the fignt
Tor the recovery Of the Two votes
which mad been refused tne Fniilp
pines, Alaska ana Hawan n tne reap
portlonment Or delegates 70 stne con-
FentionA TINS year Con gressman ~. -
mckinley o. Iliin0is, VINO neio Cnaries
4. hiceS Proxy az national committee
man from Hawaii, spoke HaWail's part
IN this contest.
Dissatisfaction among the HAWAI-
ian delegates was caused BY the re-
tusai Of Charles + Rice TO grant his
proxy as national committeeman 90 q
member Of the delegation. Although
repeatsd letters and requests were
made that ne transfer MS proxy 10 one
more closely connected with the
tishnds and the celegaflon, ne c0ntin-
ued to leave Il n the hands OF Con-
gressman MCKINLEY
Mr.. MCKINLEY carried the contest
successfully through the national com
Imtftee. HaWah, Alaslka and the Bnll-
ippines were granted two votes n the
recgmmendat1O 1s ol TINS c0mlnlLtee'
II AIfETl1n1V|l .|/U@II0f NJ EnIIflIlEfU1
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TIE high quality of ihe srork done a
NfIk GuIlcee i indicated ~ Tho f1ct
that Undergraduates transfer % the Uni-
versitfes Of CsiifornlA and Stanford with
out loss q stains their credits being &c
eepted - fall unit xslqss ihete hste
Non stndents amtng thosc lNnsInrr1t -
stanford Who heee been arpnlhttd - 81
sistanfships and readfrships beiore -.
curing thc bachelor, degree e wen af
during their year 81 graduate work. Up
ieal instances an. Celeste Young. reader
In hfstory: Josephine Greasy. assistant IN
German; Rachel King. assistant IN mAthee
maticE
ser1nd aerrse and their teacherss eettifi-
cate st the uhiFCrsity Of California Il
one year. Dora Lemon. ,. s. Mis-
1919. n. s. California 1o1t j. N IN.
stfnctor In biol6rs IN the Eresno Nornnl
school; JoFee Lohner. = 4. Mia l0l3.
NJ L. California 1914. IN English IN thc
Anlnlfn lmior College Farther olleld
Nils College graduates have distinguished
themselves as eeldsrs Of ssacl.tsn'ps IN: ssa
1911. Graduate Seholnr N English ~
Bryn MaMr laI310f5. and Mary +. 0sgs
rect EurUpean Feliow ~ Oxford 1913
1916. Florence Hsfper. Mills 1919 Trad
nate Scholar Ia Romauce Languages y
Bryn Mawr ip1k-fo16; Hops L9onnr.
Mills 1915. Graduate scholar n History
II Radcliffe l91s.lsl0; tne1 Netersr,
Purle Z. AtheArn, CsliforniH.
Mrs. Frederick Atheern)
Nefffe II. Barker. STANFORD.
Mrs. AIb1rt G. Barkcfl
Emma Breck Chicsgo.
Lille Belle BridRman. Kansas.
Elise ". 0raupn1f California
f1Irs Adolphus r, Graqpnerl
Corn =. Hnmpel. CalifornIA.
Martha Adelaide Iiams. California;
Jnlia Iolmnn Lee CalII0rnIn
Agnes claypoIc Moody. Cornell
(Ufs Robert 0rton Moody
BIanche Morse, California.
Flora Alberlinc Randolph. Wellesley.
o6rh6lia McKinne Stanwood. California.
(Nrs Edward B. stthwood1
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,Illls 1919 Grsdual, scholar h ssc,,|0..
- 6rvn AaUr i1f6.io11.
u tAe eorcaIIcd Vpcal|ooeI a11||||
MilIs oolItko ha4 also received nII0.|I|.|
fr<oEnitlon ia rraduatos u hoU1 o..
uDmles ard pA}1lc1l odne4l'nn - I..||..
eesefs zPyslel ss-,,'.sz.s
iHcs tkon q teach n ne hlE1 111I1|I &
Cnlitcfnfh without further training q O.
nuinaIion. EIhEI U0nEonc. Mia y.
fola. Colombia. ~. 4. 1914 h41 I||.
sincc 1914 Ne insirastor IN chaETe q -
nestle arts Il he Uui1<ftIty q Ml.1I.|
She tauEhf n tho uuIr1r1Ily q L||
fornla 6nmmor 6chool u 1918.
California Ufant1 % I11 AII14i1I'I| &
Collckiafc AIamnac. feeling a11ol |I|||
cst and pride IN NiIIs C1L|lIo 11<1II| G
the sppciainent q enc - Z. - +.
N n falcl. - he prc.Ittncl. 114'l| =.
call attention . Tho high 1IlnI1I. e
scholarship ~ this co|IoIo. MIIII DI0....
% offer 70 the Pacific Colef ~ 11.1 q.
portnniilcs furnished " he 4I|I-I0|..
eellpgps fer women q ne At'a1iie $500
As the Association q c1IosIolo II..
nae was founded. IN narl. fer .I11 |..'
cation ~ information conC1rn|nI 1..||
ton and IN general for he u1InI1U..I.
hleh standards 81 qdpcnfion ~ I||..
lionkl ConmIelct u the CAI|I0FnI1 0I..|.
help ~ . 9 s' ., ss . gssss Nm =
sisnsal
caroline Caniinld Thorson Yassat.
t,lfs. Wm. n rhorsan)
nsps r.ssr Brsn n1ns.
NAY 5. oks6sy csliiorala.
CARS. Warren Cheney
Chairman Educational C1mn'||||
+ California Rr.nsh t,sosiei'se
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Hhoenix Lodge has regular meeting
n Z 30 tbs evening.
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Mrs. Louisiana KekaIu and J. M
W. Aki, il, were married yesterday
by Rev. Henry X. Poepoe IN the KAu
makapiii church, Paiama. ]. N. Kip
and Mrs Rebecca Aki accompanied
the bride and groom.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-17
Bladen Merchants
Object to Action Of
Attorney General

Baden, ksb,, Dee. ls,-~(SpsslsL)
--Ths merchants 8i Bisdsh are s9il'
sidsrsbly exercised over what they a.
lsge 10 be the uawafrshtsd action 81
,bs attorney general - singing them
on, ~ the goat snd giving out 70 tbs
press of December u. without any
hearing or investigation, adrsass no
,icss o( alleged violation 0i the law
by reason Oi their engaging ~ ths Sd
ysrlisiny scheme wbsfsby ~ sntoBos
bile was 10 be furnished their cue
TONERS iof = poninsi Sum ~ The sha
o) certain period,
/, is the sane plan ss has been very
popular IN Nsbfaska towns Tor ths lsss
ysaf or more, among them beng Sn'
perior, Nelson, Riysttop, Red Clesd,
Uoldrs2e, Cowiss, Blue Hill and Hast
iBgs. They gay all ibsss seem 70 have
escaped The observation 0i ths a.
,ofnty general and county attorneys
and are going 70 ihsist ihss al W.
treated alike,
The business haen take ihs position
,hs, none VI ,bsif patrons s.9od any
chance 20 lose 70 much ~ penny ~
Me transaction, Thereiofs, they say,
they esnso, understand how II can be
eisssed ~ gambling os falfihs
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-17
New Hospital at
Alliance Opened

Alliance, &eb, Dee, ls,--lbesstsl)
The dedication Of the s4tntalstfas
,ioa building, ths beginning 0i the
new III Joseph's hospital took place
Friday afternoon. r. Rev Bishop
lanes 4. Defy oi kessAey, assisted
By Rev. p. ]. Msasing. aud several
visiting priests. conducting the ssfg'
ICES. gishop Duffy gave short tax
ezDiaiaipg the mesntng oa 'hs service
miieh Bas according 70 ths ritual %
the Catholic eapfsb snS had a9t its
object the invoking ei ths blessing u
COO Hpon the hospital patients, 4@e~
tors aud sisters who were ~ charge
n tht work.
Following the dedication service =
luncb nas served by abe Sisters and
following this toasis were responded
20 by Bishop Defy, Rev Daan Shaw
Of t6c t1isp0pal chsrcaJ the nlsg9s %
Alliance and several prominent tftis
Aets
The bailding Jpst G@tnpleteS ate
dedicsted IL serot4 20 nons @ts5 ol
l.iuoottL Complete plars tpc1sds IRE
tsecilon of two more bslqtngs 40 40
di-ion which viii likely boepns netes-
sary siitlip tllt nfst tcn years 10 order
70 keep pace wrtb ths growth and afl'
rqgfrceulent VI western NebfaSSa
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-17
Elevator Burned
At Wood River; Loss
Is Ten Thousand

Wood River, Neb, Dec. l9,--(Spe.
cisl TeieRTam)--Iife started here
about ) O'Clock tins afternoon IN An
elevator belonging 10 ihs Onshs
Elevator company and had such .
hradway before being discovered ,hst
IL was seriously damaged. The Gle,
Yatof, according 10 Manager LingIey,
contained about 300 bushels 0i
wheat and the estimated loss ~ this
ting is $4,000 II is believed that
the loss Is fully covered by insurance.
The grsa, distance 10 a water eonnse'
ton made j, necessary 10 run ono
oi the hose attoss the Union ia.
cifc tracks, and train No. Is WAS
forced 10 wait here twenty minutes
before the hose was uAeoupied. /,
il believed that lhe FIRE WAS started
by spark from passing engine,
Starting in the top, a. IL DID, made ;,
only possible 10 check is hfadmay,
and /. probably will be Necessary, on
account 0i the damage, 10 entirely
rebuild The building,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-17
Good Roads Expert Comes
To Enllqnten Nebraskans

lanool,, Dec. 16.-'(Spaotst D-%u
interesting feature o1 The nest so,
SION VI tht Nsibrasts Engineering
sooiety's me,ltns, sthicai mtl be hs3Id
10 j-tnoplu on January 5, wtll be al
dresses by at expert spm @ashlns
tpu. who wil1 enfighten the soois7ty
pu what fh. government e&pacts Bfam
TINT slate as 8id to meet the appfp,
uria4ion made by the goysrpmaiH 10
aid ~ perranept faad budding.
STATE Engineer J6ipiIa9p Is Gopil,
dent that tins mneting wlF be Qus
pl ehe most Important VI any @i ths
nauy meetings. held this w,itt'f.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-17
Young Man Killed
In Automobile
Upset at Geneva

Geneva, Nsb,, Dec io.-~iSpscisl
Telegram )---Tbe FIRST fatal auto aeci'
dent in thm vicinity Occurred this
morning al u o'clock, Mbeh cat
driven by Ernest Leonard turned
over, killing him instantly, M
Leonard, aged II, bad been living On
homestead in Colorado. and bad
come back 10 risi, bic parents, M
and Mrs Ceorgt Leonard oi Chslses
township. he came 70 t0wb fhl'
morning ~ get has baggage, aud WA
driving home and 10 passing another
csr the aecidthi took place
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-17

he HfandciN storc cmpl1yes arc
gulng 10 college right ~ their own
store Mrs Nellie J Wnmbold, an
experienced educator and known 80
the "slorc mother" has CONG To
Omaha al the solicitation Of Nj
Btandris to help the clerks TO make
the mos, Of their opportunities,
Mira, Wumbold was for lims IN.
N,fuctof IN the Indian schools IN Mon.
tana. lIcf career lias taken her into
almost every state oi lbr union. liT
present function is to weld the en-.
ploycs 81 the Brandeis stores into a
big business family, thus promoting
individual welfare as well 40 The com
mon good She knows the psycholD,
~ of saIesmanship and has alrsady
taught somc of the clerks 'bc Art NJ
more efficient service
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-17

Wonderfully broad assortments for
your selection.
Womsn's Pure Thread Silk Hose, in
black, white, all good colors, $500 val
ues for .........,.,.,,,,,S1.1f
Women's Silk Hose, in black and colors.
with double garter top. high spliccd
heels and Way-New foot; worth to
$l.50. Special .,.........,, 81. .25
Women's Silk and Wool Hose. in black
and white ,.................,S1.2 .25
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-17
Don't Be Blue
Over Pimples


bv mstas nov baf ypu htlo mnE d"
Stuu,a b Gsicium wntsrt VIII apFokiy ~prt
wui.acrs With Il jtt EpoG-vys ~ hIadshn"0s
pimy,Irt. non.s bpl,, ,aai, aeEatns and = uiuh
IL. 1Fu,,a my" ,utnp,~s.toN
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-17
Many Practiea Suggestions Pea.nsy Priced in Our
Muslin and Knit Underwear Section

Silk and Satin Camisoes dainty lace trimmed,
worth to $3.50, at at.........9 9Sc and 80
Envelope Chemisc, Crepe dc Chine, at S2.9S
S3.9S and ..,....,.......".... s.. 90
Silk and Satin Boudoir Caps worth 79c. at 19c
Fancy Aprons, dainty trimmed, at 38c. 49c
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .63c
Crepe de Chine and Chiffon Neglgees and
Gowns at exceptional prices.
Dainty colored null and nainsook Gowns Csc
and ...................... 81 %
Italian Silk Vests and Bloomers, hand-embroid-
cred, at ................S 81 .SS and S2.9S
Silk topped Union Suits, all sizes, $500 values,
AT I.OU
Outing Gowns, dainty patterns, at ,..... ,9Sc
and .............,....... 81 so
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-17
NEVILLE MAY HAVE
SPECIAL NAVY MAN
Secretary Daniels Suggests
Sea Soldier Be on State
Governors Staffs,
OMAHA WILL LOSE STATION

\ naval officer on the governors
staff oI honorary colonies
Ihata what Josepliua Daniels, age
rciafy of the navy. wants in pht on
the governors staii providing, nI
course, the executive Ia perfectly vii
ing to tolerate sea .fafIng 'Hah Sal
urday morning Lieutenant T.. = Root.
Inspector of recruiting N lhf Central
division. stopped of on his way In
Lincoln 10 get lhr governors sanction
~ such a move The recruiting eliisI
sad that Lieutenant W \ Wsddsli
would probably be The honolsd niah
" the governor gaee aaaen' 10 lhs
Dlau
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-17

The object pi having naval man
on The governors siaii, according 10
the lieutenant, " ipf educational pufs
poaea n man on such al ofRalr,a
ton has n better chaher oi getting
Tic IDEAS Of the navy bshr The pub.
Ilc than al ordinary naval object "
he SAID.
"We would have no trouble IN 80.
curing all lhc men the navy needed
II the truth could be pui before the
public, The navy IL one oi the most
ihisundsfst00d organizations N The
country
Al thr ptsssn, TING, LisuishaHt
Root said, The navy Offered unlimited
opportunities for young men bseagse,
ol the large number oi new ships and
because large number 9i the old
petty officers had been retired and
placed IN The naval reserve,
The lieutenant said that Omaha
would soon lose tbs ebisi recruiting
station because The Navy dspafinSit
recently ordered thai the bs4dgasf.,
tefs Of each stats should be placed
a, the states capital.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-17

Th.F aofILAin us poisouppt aruJ pi spS
kint an J'arhsaEly haruiisSs ant sar BE-
LUt,,t with tipsupIis 6psaton, ant fn@y wvrt
atuvrf lk. mnEic- Calcium huiJ,hts, thrf
JrrIicIiu iiEr.d.uuL, h Ga, Esag.stu htopd,
uIeaubs known IL heirnae.
81 durif b. ntue. tout dsspar, Esi nu-
oriIt bus 81 Stuarfr Calcium Ratart tvdns
gt any ,ttruH Esors ~ the titt.sd SSstLat ant
AVN yup will nave " beautiful apnu'ie:ipn
~ yuu ever wished fur PHI pur ths upupou
fu' L fire.. tral J,uchaf..
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-17
Bargains in
Xmas Ribbons

S1.00 8-inch floral designs
for fancy bags, per yd. CSC
SOC 7-inch Roman stripe and
MORE, all colors, yd. 25c
29c floral designs and check
hair bow ribbon, yard 2c
30c 5-inch Taffetas, all col
ors, per yard ........2 zoe
CSC moire hair bow ribbon,
per yard ...........1 .17c
25c check and floral design,
per yard ........... 10c
30c Y inch red satin, per
bolt ..... 15c
10c Y inch red taffeta, per
yard ........ .......3c
Holly ribbon, 10 yds., per
bolt ....... 1Oc
Remnants of all kinds, Main
Floor Annex, SC and 15c
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-17
Why Not Give a Mer-
chandise Certificate?

You can buy them for any
amount. Good for any mer-
chandise the recipient may
select. Ask about them.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-17
Nice Furniture Will Give the Re-
cipient Pleasure for Many Years

Baby Wheels white namecd rubber tires with spring
he'd on sale one day for ................ 1895
Rockers all leather oversued spring seat and back hre
Writing Desks, $1,000. $3.50 and S15.OO
Extra Large Rockers leather spring seats patterns
golden and fumed oak only each Sl.OU
Solid Mahogany $500 Sewing Cabinets Priscilla S3IO
So mahogany and fumed leather tops S27J
Large Pillows clean feathers ticking, pair $50
$500 Hall Costumers, oak and mahogany 10
Card Tables Smoking Stands chdons Roeksr Sewing Tables
Nursery Chairs Pdssta Tsboses Baby Walker. and Jump
High Chairs Suks GoCs Chldrsn's Beds All priced very
ow good sensible articles for presents
Bedroom Lamps mahogany $780, Nut Bowls $780, Flower
Bowls 75e; Bud Vases, 75e and Smokers 75e.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-17
s.
c7CH N1onda 8 This Store
Pretty Hosiery Is Sure to Please

Women's Cashmere Hose, in regular
and out sizes ....., 75c and 81 90
Women, Ca,hmers Hose. In black and
gray, 35c; pairs for. ...,., III %
Infants and Misaes Pure Thread SILK
Hose, all sizes. black and white; the
pair ............,,.... SOC and 75c
Children's Ca.bmere and Fleeesd Hose.
at .....,,,.....,., 25r and $50
Infants Silk and Wool Hose, black and
white, Soc quality, Special ,.., soc