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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1923)
Osborne Again Chosen Head of Farmers’ Union Physical Examination of Can didates for Marriage and Rail Rate Cut Demand ed in Resolutions. (Continued From l’>|« One.), grade, the resolution declared that the education of the elementary schools should equip flie child for a useful career. It was received that curric ulums of high schools should be re vised to eliminate the superficial fea tures. Present competitive systems of sports in the school was held to be comparable to the middle ages, this modern sporting spirit dominating all activities In the schools. Simple ealesthenics were approved and cham pionship sports were condemned" in public schools. Ask Salary Reductions. Another resolution held that the farmer being the cheapest worker in the world and the most willing to work, now asks for a reduction of salaries of other workers to help the farmer bear burdens for which he is iiot responsible. Amendment of the Nebraska stor age law was asked, that the country grain elevators may use the law. The seating of United States senators and congressmen o( January 1, following their election, was favored. Conven tion also favored removal of party circles on ballots and went on record for tho open primary. Repeal of the code law was favored. A demand was made for taxation of tangible ' and Intangible property on the same basis. Opposition was expressed to issuing tax-free seeuritie»«*md also to the county unit school system. It was CASTORIA For Infants and Children IN USE FOR OVER 30 YEARS Always bear! * - Signature of GOOD d BYE Z CHAP^ DAME^r NATURE Skin Improver CREAM •fids chap, roughness, dryness. Makes work-. <n* hands smooth, soft, flexible, attractive# .meeps all swin chaplrss all winter when dther wings fail Prevents lines by preventing dry I ess Keeps children's hands free of chapped grime. A healing, soothing, smoothing bless ing Druggists or Dame Nature Co.. 97 Well ington Street. Chicaga 36c. double size 60c# ADVERTISEMENT. i LOTSOF WATER Take Salts to Flush Kidneys if Bladder Bothers or Back Hurts. Eating too much rich food may pro duce kidney trouble in some form. • says a well-known authority, because ' the acids created excite the kidneys. Then they become overworked, get sluggish, clog up and cause all sorts of distress, particularly backache and misery in the kidney region, rheu matic twinges, severe headaches, acid stomach, constipation, torpid liver, sleeplessness, bladder and urinary irri tation. Tho moment your back hurts or kidneys aien't acting right, or if blad der bothers ^ou, begin drinking lots of good water and al3o get about four ounces of .iad Salts from any good pharmacy; take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys may then act line. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with Hthia, and has been used for years to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them to activ ity also to neutralize the adds in tho system so that they no longer irritate, thuS"otten relieving bladder disorders. Jad Salts can:»st injure anyone; makes a delightful effervescent lithla water drink which millions of men and women tako now and then to help keep the kidneys and urinary or gans clean, thus often avoiding seri ous kidney disorders. By all means have your physician examine your kidneys at least twice a year. COUGH # riyPlSO’sk Astonishingly I quick relief. A I syrup—different I from ell others— ■ plsasent-no up- | set stomach-no L opiates. 35c and ■ •Oc ererywhera. P -p held that the taxation and rate-mak* | ing values of service corporations should be the same. Increase of Fed eral Land bank loans from $10,000 to $25,000 was favored. Credentials committee reported 587 delegates accredited and 122 visiting ■delegates. The toUfl membership of the Farmers’ Union in Nebraska was reported as 22,688. Sectional Meetings Today. Sectional meetings will be held this morning In Hotel castle. Cooperative creameries was the special subject discussed during yes terday morning's session. Chris Hen derson of Comstock recommended that the state be divided Into districts, with managers, and a commission house established in an eastern city. He asserted 'that in Minnesota the centralized creameries canjiot buy butter fat in districts, where co-opera tive creameries have been established. .."If the Farmers' union will only patronize its own business, there will be no question as to the success of the creamery department,” said Mr. Henderson. Wax No Competition. "Until we had co-operative cream eideg in Nebraska there was'ny com petition. Preach the gospel of co operation and victory will follow,” said W. F. Dale ef University Place. J, C. Norgaard, manager of the co operative creamery at Superior, which was established five years ago, re ported that his estiblishment handled a total business of $400,000 last year and returned to its members 50 per cent profit on a capital of $46,000. This creamery had an output of 1,250.000 pounds of blitter. "We must keep in mind," said Mr. Norgaard, "that there are more real dairymen in Minnesota or Wisconsin than there aro in Nebraska. In our state (the farmers think more of rais ing wheat or steers and you know that steers do not give milk. Let me give you an illustration by stating that at Superior wo receive cream •from n radius of 300 miles, while at Barron, Wi%, Onough cream is obtained from a radius of 12 miles to maintain the creamery there. We need legislation in Nebraska to re quire the sale of cream on a quality basis.” Shows Big Increase. Mark Nelson, reporting for the co operative creamery at Fremont, stated that last year the output was 1,260,000 pounds of but’ter, ns against 700,000 pounds during the first year of oper ation seven years ago. William Koyen, also speaking for the Fremont cream ery, asserted that this iustitution has not been measuring up to expecta tions but the management is hoping that it will pull out and make good. Mo added that the old-line creameries have been offering silverware pre miums to farmers from whom they buy cream, and the co-operative creamery has been meeting that com petition,. too. Speakers urged members of the •Wirmers union to avoid being flh Itided by slightly liigljpr prices of fered by old-line creamery companies. By contributing toward the success of the co-operative creameries, the mem bers likewise share in the profits, the speakers explained. E. L. Shoemaker representing the Farmers Union Audit company, sub mitted a report yesterday morning. Omaha Jumps to Fore as Popular Song Market Omaha ranks first in many things, and now it has come to the front ns a popular song market. Last fall a young comedian doing Shubert vaudeville time at the Brandeis thea ter,. did4ftucb to popularize the song, “Baby Blue Eyes." Ife sang it sev eral times during the show and sam ple orchestrations were distributed to dance orchestras of the city with dead ly effect. So great was the demand for the song that Ed Patton, proprietor of the music shop at Sixteenth and Far nam streets, had a record made of it specially for his customers. It is play ed. by Bailey's Lucky Seven dance orchestra, and is still selling in large numbers. Mr. Patton is now plan ning to have another record made, this time of the song, “lias Anybody Seen My Kitty?”, which has attained popularity right here in Omaha. Roads Perfect Tax Appeals to U. S. Supreme Court The Northwestern and the Minne apolis & Omaha railroads notified the clerk of the federal court yesterday that they have perfected their appeals to the United States supremo court tti the suit they brought here to en join the treasurers of the various Ne braska counties from collecting 192L taxes on these roads. A tribunal of federal judges sitting here a few weeks ago decided against* the roads. Pays Insurance Policy— Fails Dead on Street James J. Welch, 65. 118 North Thirty-fifth street, died, suddenly of heart disease In front of the Strand theater. Eighteenth and Douglas streets, at 2 yesterday afternoon. A'receipts in his pocket showed he had paid his insurance premium yes terday. Welch is survived by two sons, Frank, a traveling salesman of Din coin, and John, Creighton university student, and a daughter, Marie. Three Jailed as Vagrants. Because detectives testified Clyde and Fred Botts and Lee Hopkins. Twentieth and Leavenworth streets, were not working. Judge Dlneen in central police couft yesterday said they must believe the rest of the 200, 000 persons in Omaha owed them a living, and he sent them to jail for 15 ' days each on vagrancy charges, to get that living from the county. IC5et rid of catarrh while you can I Send Tor Tree 30 treatment tin Kaught a Hard cold? bid nose on the run? Now don’t you let sickness Detract from life’s fun On Kondon’s depend, and your Nose quickly mend So bright is youV outlook on things once again I At All Dwuogists 30 YEARtf DOING GOOD ' 3Qc AND 6Qc Yet They Hound Us for Money THE LANDLORD ' - / K//)A>T THE /PENT THE MANUFACTURER r ‘n MJHr oon’t ynu PAY- AIY' I 3/CUS P -.-:_P THE WHOLESALER 7 TS T/AtFL TO PAYOFF roue /yores' j v _ / (fivegot > ( To nave. I A1 y AIONCY 1-—LiTi THE BANKER Thousands and thousands of dollars worth of well-known standard preparations—Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Articles, Household Needs, Soaps and Sundries—must be disposed of at once in order for us to pay the land lord, the manufacturers, the jobbers, the wholesalers and the banks. It must be done NOW. WE ARE MERCHANDISE POOR. Our obligations pile up and must be met or we face bankruptcy; there fore, we are placing every article in our immense store and warehouse on sale—not just certain brands or items, but every single item, every sihgle brand, all nationally known. We are £oing to sacrifice this stock for real money NOW at prices that will never again be offered you, at prices less than we or any other druggist can buy them at and which in most cases are less than the cost of the raw materials alone. A word to the wise is sufficient. Stock up now for the future. Read the list and check your wants. This Sale Is Our Only Salvation SALE STARTS THURSDAY MORNING-COME EARLY! PATENT MEDICINES Box of 8 Aspirin.5c Box of 24 Aspirin.15c Bottle of 1Q0 Aspirin.25c 1 doz. Genuine Bayer’s Aspirin for .....*.15c 2 doz. Genuine Bayer’s Aspirin for .30c 100 Genuine Bayer’s Aspirin for...1 . .79c 50e Gran. Eff. Phos. Soda. 19c 35c Syrup White Pine Comp. for .19c 35c Sloan’s Liniment.19c 60c Sloan’s Liniment.33c 60c Genuine Syrup of Figs.39c $1.10 Dr. Miles Preparations for . :69c 30c Dr. Mil^s Anti^Pain Pills for .19c $1.25 Pinkham’s Compound 79c $1.50 S. S. S.$1.28 30c Bromo Quinine .19c $1.00 '^ize Osato Tonic. . . .39c 60c Bell’s Pine Tar Honey.43c 35c Piso’s Cough Remedy.23c $1.00 Lysol Disinfectant. .69c 50c Lysol Disinfectant . . .36c 25c Lysol Disinfectant.... 19c .$1.20 Sal Hepatica.73c 60c Sal Hepatica .39c 30c Sal Hepatica .19c $1.00 Squibb’s Petroleum. .79c 85c Jad Salts.63c 50c Milk of Magnesia.37c 25c Milk of Magnesia.19c 40c Fletcher’s #astoria... .27c 25c Merritt’s Cold Tablets. 19c 25c Merritt’s Stomach and Liver Pills .19c 30c jar Mentholatum.19c Razors and Blades $1.00 Gillette Blades ...69c L 50c Gillette Blades ...36c $1.00 Auto Strop Blades ...76c 50c Auto Strop Blades ...38c 50c Gem Blades for.38c 50c Durham Duplex.38c $1.60 Meehan Razor Stropper for .\ . .99c $2.00 Gem Razor Stropper for.$1.39 $5.00 Twin Plex Razor Stropper 'for.$3.79 $5.00 Gillette Gold Razor with 1 doz. Gillette Blades. .$1.79 $1.00 Gillette .69c $5.00 Gillette, new model $3.79 $1.00 Auto Strop.69c $5.00 Auto Strop, new model, for.$3.79 $1.00 Ever-Ready ....<.. .69c $3.00 Gem . . ..69c $5.00 Sexto Blade.$3.79 $3.00 Straight Razor.79c SOAPS 10c Cocoa Hardwater Castile, 4 for .». 25c Old Putch Cleanser.,10c Lux.10c FOR THE TEETH 50c Pepsodent ...33c 50c Pebeco.33c 50c Sanitol .19c 30c Kolynoa .23c 50c Clor-E-Dixo . .19c 35c Calista .19c 50c Liquid Sanitol 19c $1.00 Pyros Liquid 69c Odds and ends in 40c and 50c Tooth Brushes .12c 50c Prophylactic Brush .33c 50c Rubber Set Brush for.33c 50c Sanitol Brush 23c 40c Indexo Finger Tooth Brush ...ldc SHAVING PREPARATIONS 35c Palmolive Ofeam.27c 50c Mermen's Cream.27c 36c Colgate’s or Williams’ Cream, Stick or Powder 27c 50c After Shaving Lotion. .27c $1.25 Pinaud’s Lilas de France for .».89c $1.00 Williams’ Aqua Velva for . 59c $1.00 Colgate’s Lilac.79c SHAVING BRUSHES One lot Genuine Badger Hair Brushes, $5.00 values, spe cial for .$2.39 One lot Very Fine Bristle Shav ing Brushes, mostly 75c and $1.00 values . 33c One lot odds and .ends Shaving Brushes-for .10c Perfugies and Toilet Waters Colgate’s, Palmer’s, Hud nut’s, Spieler’s, Jergen’s Bulk Perfume, values up to $2 an oz., oz. for 25c $1.50 bottles Hudnut’s, Spieler’s, Djer Kiss, Jer gen’s .89c $1.00 bottles Colgate’s, Hudnut’s, Spieler’s, Jer gen’s .69c $2.25' Djer Kiss Perfume for .$1.69 $2.50 Cappie Perfume for .$1.79 $2.5fr Houbigant’s Sachet for '.$1.79 $1.25 Djer Kiss Sachet 89c $1.25 Cappie Sachet . .89c $25.00 GollL Wog Perfume, new .$17.89 One lot 20c and 40c origi nal bottles, assorted odors, while they last 17c PRESCRIPTIONS and all refills of pre scriptions during this sale at 33£ per cent discount. FOUNTAIN PENS, PENCILS Schaeffer's, Waterman’s Idea!, Wahl, Harris, Salz, at 33V$»% Discount. All Eversharp, Auto Point, Realite, Nu point Lead Pencils, 33V3% Discount. RUBBER GOODS $2.50 Combination Syringe. .$1.39 $2.50 Female Spray Douche. .$1.39 $1.50 Fountain Syringe.89c $1.50 Hot Water Bottles.89c 35c Syringe Tubing, full length, for ...14c $1.00 Rubber Gloves .49c Above all guaranteed fresh stock. * IVORY GOODS Mirrors, Combs, Brushes, Brush Holders, Jewel Boxes, Picture Frames, Powder Boxes, Hair Receivers, etc., Vz Price. All Art Candles Vz Price. _ • STATIONERY Consisting of pound boxes fine Linen Paper, Fancy Boxes Paper and Envelopes, Correspondence Cards and Envelopes, Writing Tablets, etc., Vz Price. RUBBING ALCOHOL All pint bottles.1 Vigoras, Talkahol, Alkol and Rubdown, $1.00 values.49c CIGARETTES AND CIGARS Camels and Spurs, pkg.12c Any 10c Cigar.7V2c Any 15c Cigar.11 Vzc All nationally known brands. WHILE THEY LAST * $6„00 Bauer & Black Complete Medi- \ cine Cabinets, containing 100 useful first aid items; very (P9 *70 special. CANDY Regular 5c box Sun Maid Raisins, 2 for.5c 3-lb. boxes Genuine Allegretti Chocolates, value $3.50. sale price . $1.89 1-lb. box Genuine Allegretti..67c i£-lb. box Genuine Allegretti .34c Peanut Brittle, pound ... 60c 'Chocolate Covered Peanuts, pound.37c Jordan Almonds, pound .*.47c Chocolate Stars, pound ..47 c French Burnt Peanuts, pound . ....• • • “c Johnston’s, Lowney’s and Morse’s High-Grade Box Candies, values to $2.00, choice.98c HOUSEHOLD WANTS 60c bottle O’Cedar Oil 38c 35c Energine .27c 35c Mufti .27c 30c Ceisler’s Mixed Bird Seed for.l$c 30c Roller Bird Seed.. 19c 30c Parrot Bird Seed. .19c 60c pint Jordan’s Wax Oil Polish .39c $1.20 quart Jordan’s Wax Oil Polish .78c $2.25 % gal. Jordan’s Wax Oil Polish .$1.59 30c Liquid Veneer. ... 19c 60c Liquid Veneer ...38c $1.50 O’Cedar and Liquid Veneer Oil Mops...79c 35c can Safety Metal Polish for.12c 10c cakes Cinderella Soap Dye, 2 for.5c Saniflush .17c FACE POWDERS, COMPACTS, ROUGES $1.25 A z n r e a Face Powder for.69c $1.25 Le Trefle Face Powder for .69c $1.00 fiance face Powder 69c $1.00 Armand’s Face Powder for .69c 60c Java Rice Powder. .. .27c $1.00 Margo Face Powder 69c 60c Melba Face Powder...27c $1.00 Djer Kiss Face Powder for .49c 60c Djer Kiss Face Powder for .29c $1.00 Mavis Face Powder.69c 50c Mavis Face Powder...37c 60c Palmoliye Fqcc Powder 27c 142 more brands at cut prices. $1.50 Two-Mirror Double Com pact Gold Case.$1.29 $1.50 Two-Mirror Double Com pact Gun Metal Case..$1.29 All of our single compacts, Djer Kiss, Fiance, Amami, values to $1.25....69c 60c Dorin’s Rouge, all shades, for .!--27c 60c Amami Rouge,! all shades, for .27c 6^; Palmer’s Garden Glow.27c 50c Luxor, all shades.27c 60c Djer Kiss, all shades. . ,27e 60c La France Rouge and Pow der, in metal mirrored case, and puff.. • • • *7c TALCUMS 30c Mermen’s, Colgate’s, . Williams’, Djer Kiss, Vi vairdou, lludnut’s and l Amami .19® $1.25 Houbigant’s, Ideal, Quelques, Fleurs . . .69c One lot of odds and ends, worth up to 30c, special for.5c DRUG WANTS $1.20 Listerine .78c 60c Listerine .•.39c 30c Listerine.21c 50c bottle Glycerine and Hose Water .29c 25c bottle Glycerine and Rose » Water.15c 50c bottle Witch Hazel. . . 29c 25c bottle Witch Hazel ...15c 50c bottle Spirits of Camphor for .29c 25c bottle Spirits of Camphor for .15c 50c bottle Tr. of Iodine. . . .29c 25c bottle Tr. of Iodine... 15c 50c bottle Boracic Acid.. Solu tion for . 29e 25c bottle Boracic Acid Solu tion for .15c 50c bottle Pure Italian Olive Oil for .29c 25c bottle Pure Italian Olive Oil for .15c 50c bottle Sweet Spirits of Nitre for .29c 25c bottle Sweet Spirits of Nitre for .15c 50c box Powdered Boracic Acid for .29c 25c box Powdered Boracic Acid for .15c 50c box Powdered Alum . . . 29c 25c box Powdered Alum.. 15c FACE CREAMS 60c A. D. S. Cold Cream..33c 36c Peridixo Cold Cream. . .21c 60c Berry’s Freckle Ointment for -.42c 75c Capp’s Cold Cream...43c $1.00 Capp’s Cleansing Cream for .53c $1.65 D. & R. Cold Cream for.$1.10 85c D. & R. Cold Cream. . .55c 35c D. & R. Cold Cream. . . 23c 25c D. & R. Cold Cream, tubes, for .17c 30c Hind’s Cold Cream, tubes, for .17c $1.00 Krank's Lemon Cream for .63c $1.00 Milk Weed Cream...63c 60c Milk Weed Cream....32c 50c Sanitol Cold Cream...23c 50c Sanitol Face Cream...23c $1.00 Three Flower Cleansing Cream.* .63c 50c Hind’s Honey and Almond Cream .37c $1.00 Hind’s Honey and Alm ond Cream .69c $1.50 Oriental Cream . . .$1.09 50c Velvetina .33c 75c H. H. Ayers Assorted Cream .43c 50c Jergen’s Lotion .23c 50c Merritt’s Hand Lotion 23c mineraiTwaters 20c bottle Red Raven.14c 45c bottle Pluto .29c 25c bottle Pluto .17c 25c bottle Abilena .14c 45c bottle AbiltWia .29c 50c bottle Colo Fax.29c 75c bottle Buffalo I.ithia..59c 75c bottle French Vichy...39c Please Do Not Ask tor Credit “IF IT HAS MERIT-MERRITT HAS IT” NEBRASKA’S LARGEST DRUG STORE This Sale Strictly Cish Merritt’s Drug Store 16th and Farnam Sts. Securities Building ' 16th and Farnam Sts. We Reserve the MAIL ORDERS FILLED at these prices. Add 10c to every dollar or fraction thereof FVee Delivery q. * . , | . >. ... for packing and shipping. Send personal check, postoffice or express money order. m, o ‘ j n si . 1 y. . Klgnt tO Limit Quantity We ship same day order received. Thousands of other items at cut prices. INO tjOOCIS OOlCl tO UealerS