The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, September 30, 1922, Page 7, Image 7

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    THE OMAHA RUF.; SATURDAY. Si:iT,:.Mi:ili ."A 1M
G. 0: P. Blamecl
for Low Prices
of Farm Products
Campaign Ipfrlirs of Ne
hrV Senator Depict Dark
Future Unless Mr Is
Ff-KIrrtnl.
BRINGING UP FATHER
i'.
as
Slfc JlUJl ANO MAUt.lt IN Hit
fACt Ot COLORS IN Tilt St. NO A V SU
Hayes intr, Nh, 8it. ?.
(PperlaJ Trlfram.l Asarrtlnf that
lubllrl r dlriHlly rliari;
hi with h lw prira of
fim riln tixlay, and ttat
a raeult ft the enactment of
11 new tariff, law everything tha
rlt bur will he dn'IdMlly lilghrr,
mmtnr llltrtrork, dnio-ratle rmm
Inw f nr third tmi In lltn UiiliH
Htjtas sanate, rrlllrlaad everything
UMiMImn nil plrlurH sorrowful
fur for tha people of Netiraaka an.l
tit nation.
Spearhea r matt today at Cam
Ixlse, tndlanola, 'ultiorlunn and
)faa CenlT. Tlia t'mntirldsn nml
lit was not on tha erh1iil, hut ly
ptarranffrinarit, a short upwh wae
k rmla tliir to a fr gathered tn Hip
t eornera.
Outlook Id Dark.
Tha senator recounted that the
lmlr of commercial failurca Hint
4 occurrnf. In 19JI t'ffl IT.nnn,
bout tha aama nunilxr Inut year, and
pr1lrtd that tha number of hualneas
failures during tlia next year would
I fully aa great a during tha lnt
. , . H-l. I .. ....
hopa on tha horiwn for Improved mn
dltloni, o ha anld, unlrsa ilemorHtlc
senators ara returned to Wiialiliitftnn,
and tha lower house niada tlemo
rratln thla year.
An nn of tho fundamental rraeoii
why ha should I given a third term.
It waa urged that m new eenator, es
pecially ana from a western atate
aiHh at Nebraska, would have great
difficulty In being- recognized by the
powers In Washington, and that un
til he hud snrved a long time, a new
senator could not be of murh service
to the nation.
The liquor Inane continued to re
ceive pointed attention from Hitch
cock again today, and It wss com
monly remarked by thoce In the audi
ence Hint there la more intercut in the
liquor question todny than at any
time,
Wet a are Hopeful.
The wets, ao It la reported, are
tiopeful that the supreme court
made It possible that eventually the
manufacture of light wine and beer
will be legalized, while the dry ore
determined to trust no man who at
heart la wedded to a light wine and
beer program. ,
"Such a man," aay the drya, "will
rot work for the dry cauae even
though ha may dodge voting on the
aul'Ject.
Deflation continued to be numbered
among the questions discussed by the
srnator. He reiterated thnt the fed
eral reserve tanking system la a
treat benefit to the banking Intereeta,
but he hna not been, able to explan,
o It la anld, why the law enacted by
a democratic, congress and operated
by a majority of democrata failed to
that the board, i or tha ay-stem, haa
been captured by, enemies of the fed
eral banking aystem.
At McCook, the senator and those
with whom he i campaigning were
if
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1 MINK
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Killi-tl in Train Wrrtk.
, hi.. mn, 'iiu, ii't. s i:ninr
V, M Wnvlit ad r'li.mati Kne were
iiilM t-Ur whn lrnvr 4 liio
liraiiil Wr.crin iKBMritger traift Nj.
114 r..li.lr. Willi a KM enfine.
PULBRANSEN
PLAYER PIANO
WationaitiVrical
.rMranfira in inc rw
enlrrtulned at
tone hotel.
a banquet at tha Key-
rive (iliaiijrri Annoiiurrti
in I'dliir Drpartniriit
Fte hns,'a In the pulica depart-
ment went Hnnouncr.l last nlcht by
M. V, riiipw ihlrf.
j;ffeclle HundMy. fleorsa IlrliU,
Hiiiitli finmlia detective, will b re-
dui-cd at h!a requeat and asigne. to
a beat; O, V. bheahan, mntorcyi le of
ficer, will beiinne a detective; lrl
Zich, rentral lalln motorcycle officer-',
will luke Hlienlmn'a plnce, and
F'red rmcraiiii will b tnken from n
bent In liecunin motorcycle officer.
t fj. l.und, patrolman, two yenra
on the force, hum remirneu, ertcenve
HaturdMy niaht, and will open a ilcli-
calcfs'-n. No one will be employed to
take tila plnce.
iMroml Dnlarr Paving
Haf I latipfatfory
t'unty CoiuinlNsioner T. V. ritroud.
ihiilrman of the ronila and brltes
committee, dechired In a atntement
yesterday that If lie were IJiuir t.
Johnson, cuntiurtori of the Wcat I'a-
I'lfic tree! pavement, he would nut re
surface the concrete I use with two
more I nolic at an estimated coat of
flS.onn, Ha wild that after lie Inven
HgitliNl the paving he found It satis
factory.
now niH-riitlng a" rentuur.int In 14 wii of the tluiiilia I'-IKs, iHilng Ihntuent to springe In C'ulifornia tin-Aiij.-1-Ii-k,
wrote to rSecrctiiry utto Nid-) lie Is euMlug rplciiilid liculth. A ! j proved Mr. lrla t-uiililloil,
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r.-Jftr CayJr itsr
700 '600 f495
he Art and Muuc Store
1513-15 Douglat Street
Lrwia Hceains Jlrallli.
Charles A. iewla, former fituahan
Seven I'mons Taken in v
Dupr RaiJ IfrlJ for Trial
Haven persona tnken In a dope rn'
by federal ugents MomUiy nlijht were
bound over to the grand Jury after
bearing before I'nlled Blates Com-
mlsfiioner Jloehler yesterduy.
They are Verale Kdwards, Huston
Tilsnchard, Charles Clnrka, Mabel
Murray, Hank Kvana, Morris Cun
ningham and Oeorge Roberta.
Frances Miller, arrested for
legging, win held also.
boot-
Boy Ahks Police Court
Judge to Hang Hi Father
Joe Uonaccl, 14, In central police
court yesterday morning, asked tho
court to bung his father or "put him
in Jail until lie dies," Joe, with his
mother and slaters, complained thnt
the father and husband, Pete Konnc
cl, 1019 South Twenty-seventh street,
threatened to kill the whole family.
R
.esinol
will soothe that
itching skin
The first application of R esinol usually
Makes the Itch and bum right out of ec
wtma and similar skin-affections. This
fentle, healing ointment seems to get
Vght st the root of the trouble, restoring
jthc skin tohealth in a surprisingly short
tfane, Stsinol it told by all druggists.
ADTEITMIM EXT.
DAUGHTER HAD
TO HELP MOTHER
Now Can Do All Her Housework
AloaeBeciaielyiiUE. Pinkbm'i
Veg eUble Conpoand Helped Her
Thirty-Day Senteiii-e.
Thirty days In Jail were meted out
to George Hockley, former police cus
todian, In central police court yes
terday morning when he was ar
raigned on a charge of Illegal sale of
liquor.
Hockley's arrest grew out of an or
dered Investigation Into tne alleged
sale of fffilson booze in Omaha when
Ell Williams, 2223 North Twenty
sixth street, was found at his home
partially blinded by the alleged liquor. '
Hockley's appeal bond was set at
$250.
Ml Th
e Most Definite Mode,
of the Season The
Cloth Coat Frock
Each Frock Different
With Fur Bandings,
Drapings,
Chauve, Souris
and an Entirely New
Embroidery,
Silhouette
$50 to $125
J3CS Ct mAlTCXU 1
'Motet c?onienetfe'
Omdfia
Jasper. Minn. "I saw In thapsper
shout lyjia t- Tink ham 'a Wgets.
piiimniiiji
n ill
bleCVimpound snd
fimk it r,.ii4i t
ss having such
pain in my ttoni
a.-h anJ throuifh
my baU that I
cuuid mt d my
work. I had trieJ
ther tnetiit-'tnc.
but rw J.J me
th rxi thst
rouf eftNa
CompottaJ diJ.
,nw i am aoie it
4a sJ my wi k whita twfvira I
Kt mj daifhter atin st h.n
eVt II, I M t.4 KumlM
ins ls
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Uniforms
for Street
Car Men
All New Styles
Sold on
Payments
1417 DOUGLAS STREET
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled
1 Quality
A Credit Store for All the People
Style
Buy That New Suit
and Overcoat Tomorrow
Pay just a little down the balance
can be cared for in terms which best
suit your convenience. f
Wonder Values 1
$2S
to
$
60
HAVE you ever figured it out that in
th lotnf run it' better to pay a
little bit more for a gom Suit, Topcoat
or Overcoat which will givt satisfaction
plus than to pay to little ami fit In
ferior clothes which have only price a
their best recommendation?
And not only do our Clothes offer ou
the matlmum of value, but you hae
every assurance; thst you are fetting the
newest style, the finest fsbnes and the
bet workmanship at th price.
The Ubcl U the pled to fivt ou HH I
per cent for tur cloihtnir itousr.
Saturday Last Day of the
.Dollar Sale on Fifth- Floor
Every Household Need at Important Savings
Laundry
Supplies
Each
Clothes C&mF""
DasKeis
1.00
Made of peeled willow, smooth and
strong, family size. Ruru- t ff
lar 1.49 value, priced at aUvf
Flour Bins Nicely white enameled
with tijfht-fittinir cover. ' 1 Aj
25-pound capacity aV V
Special
Wash
Boilers
4.00
l
Sale of Princess
Aluminumware
Princess Aluminum
ware is built to give sat
isfaction through a life
time of service.
Fryii'ir 1'anH, Covered Kettles, Pud
tlinir I'an Koasters, Percolators, Pish
Pans, U-I'ipec Sauce Pan .Sets, Double
Hoilers, PrpBt-rviiiK Kettles, Water
Pitchers, Round Koasters, Tin Ket
tles. All first (juality, bright aluminum.
Enameled
itchen Ware
K
Made of ralvanized iron, tin cover
with wooden handle. No. 8 1 ((
size. Regular 1.69 value fori alU
Clothes
Hampers
each
1.00
Medium size, made of elm split with
cover which keeps out dust. JNicely
decorated. Regular 1.49 1 f
value,; special at, X aW
Folding Clothes Dryer Made of
well seasoned wood with 45 feet ot
drying surface. Folds in small space
when not in use. Regu- 1 ff
lar 1.59 value; special at x .11
Triple coated
price be- I
,f .light ;L I
e ctions VJ
do n o t, ( Tj 2"
, a f feet
the wearing qual
ity. Each
Dish Pans, 14 qts.
Water Pails,
12 qts.
Combtnettes or
Chamber Pails,
2-quart size.
Tea Kettles, 6 qts.
Coffee Pots,
Vt qts.
Bread Boxes Family size; with
cover; ventilated; made of bright
tin, white enameled; i tf
X .V V
special
Wait Baskets Large size; hand
woven of Japanese, bam- 1 DO
boo; stained dark red; st eUU
Long Handled Dust Pana-Thst save
your back on sweeping days; nicely
finished with blue enamel; these
have covers which fit tight- i f(
ly when not in use; special eUU
Bath Tub Seat
Knameled white
with nickled plated
supports and rubber
protectors. Regular 1.50 1 fjA
value; specially priced u
Clothes Line 100-foot hank of
sash cord, full shrunk and will not
stretch. Regular 1.29 value 1 (f
specially priced at only aW
1.00
Rcgu-
1.00
Cf.rvin;; Set
With aluminum handles, consisting of knife
and fork packed in a box.
Regular 1.49 value,
"Ever Ready Daylo" Flashlight
L Three-cell size with nickel plated case.
lar 1.75 value, specially priced
during this sale,
Vacuum Bottles
Universal brand with aluminum cap.
size, regular 1.39 value, priced
specially at
Waffle Iron
Stover make with cold handles. Bakes waffles
of even thickness and browns them per- 1 AA
fectly. Reg. 1.69 value, specially priced, l.UU
Pint
1.00
at
Glass Shelves
18x5-inch crystal glass with nickel
plated brackets. Regular 1 ff
1.69 value, specially priced, eW
Glass Towel
With nickel plated
supports. It is 24
inches long, inch
thick. Regular 1.89
value1, specially
priced 1 AA
X .VVf
Bathroom
Mirrors
With oak frame.
Glass measures 12x18 inch- ! ff
cs. Regular 1.49 value, x vU
Nursery Chairs
Nursery Chair1 Well made of nat
ural finished wood; has smooth seat
with arms and tray for 1 f(
toys. Regular 1.69 value at""
Keystone Food
Chopper Heavily
retinncd and will
not rust. Family
size, complete with
four knives. Regular
1.49 value
priced at
1.00
Unusual Specials in China at One Dollar
""rMU
''lllt,IIMlltl
Casserole and Frame
1'iown glazeil tarthrnware
casserole with niektl
Irani: 7 ami n-incn nue:
specially priced
at
1.00
English
Tea Pols
in a vaiitty f
hapes with plr
lnf drroration in
t la A i' up i.
Ki-eulir 1 50 to
1.0 0 valusi;
h
only
1.00
I
t! is.
! Jii'ft
Cups and
Saucers
ll.uul painted rhitm,
llsnd dfeurated on
Una transparent chins
in flij band and sis
o(hr prtty floral
sixl coiivantiiinal ile
viji a. t fr
irk.l at liUU
Blue Bird Casserole
Made of fin whits poreeUln,
prettily tl-eorate4 in bluebird
lin with floral sprsy. A
rharminf snstrh for uUr btus-
b r.l ilinnrrwar. t'i
eisliy pri4 t, t,vh
1.00
1.00
im4 raial.d satt Ca.ainel.4 flt. . '
lUant.ful droratJ I inH platri, all !
Iiri, wurk Sti.l fi. !
l snsmal i!h 1 k
gull trimmnifs
Ui i t a I a , .
!if i!y
fril
4 Botia rut..
S Jalftil J.i.inttl
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if "31
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m
3
lUl
1.00
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p - '. tj'iait s
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tor
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l.UU
I Jardinieres
j tory, blut, truttnii.) -
I '-acs wttH riwral m I
I thlnits iirlrfn
N kalf rat.af. (u
i Ur value ff
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' Cups and SstKrrs
; Cs Cap. ! 9aa.a A l
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Buy Clothe on Payment. and Buy Them Here
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