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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1912)
14 THE SEMI-MONTHLY MAGAZINE SECTION fflJk M M M MJKM "Merode'and " Harvard Mills" "ZL) Underwear DURING THE ENTIRE WEEK BEGINNING, MONDAY, OCTOBER 14th An Underwear Demonstration AT AM, DEALERS Calculated to Convince Every Woman of Underwear Excellence which she cannot afford to ignore. Millions of wearers already attest to the Unvarying Excellence and the Superiority of these Brands. All previous conclusions as to what constitutes Underwear Perfections must be set aside. A single glance at the Manifold Varieties, the Beauty of Fabric, the Perfection of Finish, the Wide Range of Shapes will be most Convincing. See the window display. See the counter display. Read dttailtd description mailed by your dealer. Make up your list of needs, visit the store and make your selection of Vests, Drawers, Tights and Union Suits FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN in these Two Excellent Brands. Zealous salespeople will be pleased to show you Underwear which is the Acme of Comfort, embody ing every Luxury: underwear which for a quarter of a century has been constantly imitated but never equalled. Look for dealers' announcement in the leading daily papers during the Underwear Selling Week. If you cannot secure at your Dealer's, write for information and further particulars to Department M.M. I V 11 I Lord & Taylor Wholesale Distributors New York .Bag www www I The Return of the Colonel of Koepenick (Continued from Page 4 ) a party of elegantly dressed ladies cast admiring glances in my direction. My heart swelled with joy. I expanded my chest, and assumed u haughty manner. "For the scene of my great adventure f had selected Koepenick, an old-fashioned and puritanical sulmil) of Berlin, with which 1 was very familiar through having worked there as a collider some ten years lie fore. Alt hough I knew all the municipal ohVialx liv sight, 1 Celt sure that they would not ierognie me in my glittering uniform. On my way to the Kalinins (the city hall) I met a siiad of soldiers led hy a sergeant. They sal tiled me hiunlilv. At a wave of my liaml, the sergeant stopped. " ' You gn to tu. Iiarracks and tell the ljieutenai.it, thai Colonel von Miandelung will use your men on an important mis sum, I sail). "The sergeant liowod deeply und went his way. I led the men to a liverv stahle and ordered two carriages. On our ar rival at the Haitians, I left eiulit soldiers outside, and took two with me as an es cort. Isniiiniir the various clerks as I passed them, I unceremoniously entered tho office of the litirmimaster. Ir. Lintrer bans. The old gentleman was mi a sofa, eomfortahlv enjoying his afternoon imp. He turned pale upon seeing me appear, accompanied hv soldiers. Without heat abes Stop Paring Corns End Them in a Scientific Way Don't keep on paring the same old corn. 1 hat merely takes off the top layer. And paring often leads to infection. A chemist has in vented a wax which removes them. It is used in the Blue-jay plaster. This little plaster is applied In a jiffy. It 1 1 b W'l ' D , J i UiHllllllnlliWilH)lllHlmll stops the pain instantly, and it fits so neatly that you simply forget it. The heat of the foot sets the wax gently working. It loosens the corn, root, callous and all and in 48 hours the whole corn comes out. No soreness, no pain, no discomfort. And no more corn. Tight shoes may bring another, but that corn can't come back. This little plaster now removes a million corns a month. Let it get rid of yours. A In the picture Is the soft B & B wax. It loosens the corn. B protects the corn, stopping the pain at once. C wraps around the toe. It Is narrowed to be comfortable. D is rubber adhesive to fasten the plaster on. Blue -jay Corn Plasters Sold by Druggists 15c and 25c per package Sample Mailed Free, Also Blue-jay Bunion Plasters. (265) Bauer & Black, Chicago and New York, Maker of Surgical Dressings, etc. Guaranteed 5 Years VstdvmlM tot bottom, uki tl lifts WMWN Will o4 tbtt &el ftr O N I V tlakal iilTr pig4i Postpaid MVtll a4 lblUMMvMhM?.ddrfW7 sli 91 98 CENTS. KiiyniiMM,iilii1MlHi,fil ntfo otqfr.d AtshisdUi , torn moss wi Jttsi wlad ws.iilinml fmy iwmi ft 7 w. Milk . H lta jtmi Ml iUmi Ma.ud nM will to Ml by Mara ml CHALMERS t CO, MS So. DcirNira St, CfllCACO. MMtsM. LG.I St Wilhelm Voigt "The Colonel of Koepenick" ing about tho bush, I declared that I had an order from the Kaiser to arrest him and to transport him immediately to Berlin. " 'But, Herr Colonel,' he stammered pathetically, 'I am innocent! ' " 'You can explain all that in Berlin. I am here to carry out the orders of my superiors,' I said grimly. "The prisoner begged for permission to telephone to his wife. This point I conceded; and while I was sealing and packing away his books, his wife rushed in and begged frantically that she be al lowed to go to Berlin with her husband. I gave my consent, and placed the two in a carriage, under guard. The clerks and porters about the Rathaus were in a state of mental paralysis; their terror-stricken faces as they watched what was going on were too amusing for words. "Without wasting any time, I took two more soldiers and hurried into the office of Herr von Wiltberg, the municipal treasurer, who, like the burgomaster, was sleeping peacefully on a sofa. The treas urer was evidently a very nervous man; for he jumped to his feet, trembling and pale, and was unable to say a word for a long time. When I announced gruffly that he, like his chief, was a prisoner to be taken to Berlin in chains, he almost fainted. I could not help pitying the man as he pointed to his books, stutter ing: " 'Herr Colonel, but you should first examine my books! They are all in order in perfect order I tell you. ' "'Tell that in Berlin,' I repeated mechanically. Best Refreshment for Tired People Bouillon made with Armour's Bouillon Cubes--cup of lioilini; water, drop in one euhe, stir, drink -simple as A-B-C. Try it (or that four o'clock exhaustion and ner vousness. Just es liood and just as welcome at little parties, as a lunchtiine beverage, or when you come in tired from some outdoor excursion Come 12 in a tin box, for convenience. 30 cents at druuKists' and urocers'. Also sold in tin boxes of 50 and 100. Ask for Armour's Bouillon at fountains. Something new Armour's Chicken Bouillon Cubes. SEND FOR FREE SAMPLES (Either Flavor) Your mime on a postal is enough we will also send you tuecurrent issue of Armour s Slontlily Cook Book, tellinall about our Prize Contest, in which we award oer ioUO monthly. Address ARMOUR COMPANY Dept. 189 Chicago CHALMERSt TRADE MARK " Sli REG. U.. fT. OFT. vti jjcir I -J X The Genuine hat this Label and it Guaranteed "Porosknit" Underwear means health and comfort the year round. Elastic, soft, durable, fits properly in Union Suit or two-piece. Genuine alone has label as above and is unconditionally guaranteed. Get the bond when you buy. Handled by Good Dealers Everywhere For MEN Any Style For BOYS CA Shirts and Drawers vvC per garment aCDC Z Union Suits W rile for Illuitnki Style Book CHALMERS KNITTING COMPANY I Waskinitoa St., Amsterdam, N.T. AGENTS A Big Seller Door IOJ Guard. r " Mad of coll rolled teel. Cannot be picked or tampered with from the out side. Strictly barf lr proof. Fits any door. Sella In ever home. Blf profits. Bit demand. Write quick tor verms and demonstrating sample to workers. THOMAS LOCK CO, S788 Heme u, DAYTON, OHIO. Cm. pur AGENTS! Recom nartnursi fn our hnalnHi i,Mi. AUTOMATIC ffTliOPPEH " I kL- and hftrrtena vour razor bettor th.n expert barber. Worki ntomaticaily for ola-ity le razors and aaf ety bladea. A nyone can use it. Guaranteed for life. Our profit, hartnir plan and our premiuma mate tbm the sroateftt agency propoaitioo. Write quick for price and territorjr. A. B. BRANDT MFC. CO. At Hudson St., Nw York Thoae who Iffnore AdvertUementi fall short of their opportunities.