Tim BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1915. .7 Exquisite Hair Tinting r,: There Is a w rrcpa ration on tlie msr et that la ao entirely harmless and o v to un that there I really no e- a for any woman lor nian to lonser r,lrrj rra nr streakeri hair. "Brownatone" met anl overcomea every objection heretofore found to hair tain and la so pleasing; In Ita uniformly splrnrlM results that It haa within a few month mad thousands of frtendi who could not now be Induced to us any Ihlna else. "Brownatone" la tha result of most ex. AaiiKttva experiments and la absolutely suaranteed satisfactory or money will be returned. H positively can not be detected, will not rub off or m-ash off. and la harmless, and permanent In every way. Prepared In two sha?s one for golden or medium brown tha other for dark brown or black. Also In two sliea. iSc and $1.00. A trial else and an Interesting booklet will be sent upon receipt of ten cents, or we will fill your orders direct If your drufralst Insists upon substituting Insist on ' Brownatone" at your hair, drreser'a. , Mal only by the Kenton FharmacaJ Co.. 629 B. Pike ft.. Covington, Ky. Sold and recommended In Omaha by Sherman A McConnell Drus; Stores and Other leading dealers. Advertisement. BRIEF CITY NEWS Electrte fans, tT.BO. Burcess-Oranflen. lave Beat Frill t Vow Beacon Press Public Insnraace jVtJoatar Ueorte Schroeder, 03 Win block. Hed 44i. "Today Oomplete Movie Provrajn' classified section toitay. and appearai In Tha Bea EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what the various moving picture theaters offer. Sigh May Bar Appendicitis Chief Teoman High of the navy recrilllng of (ice Is believed. by his physician to b suffering with appendicitis. An prra tion may be decided upon. Steals and la Canght John Lmlsav, colored, stole a sack of sugar from a Burlington freight car. Successful, ha went back after another and was caught by tha police. He la now In Jail. English Wow gnperrlso The city touncll formally approved engagi .k C If You Arc Not Already Limcriching Pray Why Not? Sec All the Prizes Ae the Ballyhoo man at fie entrance to the sideshow, would ssy: "It's open-n-n-n-n to everybodle-e-e-e-e! Meaning, of course, The Bee'a contest for the best limerick on Buffalo Bill, who Is coming to Omaha with the Sells Floto show for one dsy, Thursday, July 8. Then will the forty clowns tumble over one another. Then will Rosa Rosa land, the world's greatest enmerault equestrienne turn streets and flip-flops and somersaults far above tha bark of her galloping horse. i Hut why go tnto all the details? The I whole gist of tha matter la that The Bee i Is offering forty-flva prises for those tinner? . -c n a. I I PS i "i J A Family Resort Festurss t C-esr fjiks ihat sppMr o and pl.aa. Ah Tfi ind eld. Sand eoneerts role 1 dsy for srsry Ths best l&k la Uis eeantry for bathing and boating Abundaaoe of gams fish. Clear Lake la eastly reached from your town. sfsdsrat. prleas prevail both as re gards betol aoooroiao datlons, cettaaaa for rsnt and all living sup plies. Danosa, bowling, tsn ats and aU forms of harmlsss amussmsnts for ths young. Oolf links available Carro Oerde Country . stub. Intern more ef this resort. Writ secret. rr ef Cotnmareial club for handsome Illus trated booklet of Clear Lake, The "Saratoga oftk Wtmt" ltmr.rki -h?ldft al th fun you'll h.v . It, -4tlnsT Ikam anil H. English of Chicago as superinU-ndentl " "'"" ,'" " r public recreation at a yea,, be- j ZT B, ginning juijr l. jr. Kngusn win mm his work here next week. Zoaea Bis atotoreyole A. Cleveland of Florence haa reported to the police tha loss of hla motorcycle, which was taken from tha parking west of the city hall on Monday. The machine was a Tale type and of gray color. For Buffalo Bill himself la to appear In J front of The Bea office directly after the parade and shake hsnds wlfh the win ners and give them their frlscs. As to tha prises, they'll run as follows; First prise second $10. third 15. fourth 1.1, fifth $2, five prises of 11 each, fifteen prlJiea of two reserved seat tickets each to the Sells-Floto show and twenty of one ticket each. At for conditions. Just make the sub ject of your limerick Buffalo Bill. Write about him In any style you choose ex cept, of course, derisively. Then mall your affort to reach the contest editor of Tha Bee before midnight. Mondajr, July 5. And If you don't know what a limerick Is, here's a sample: Bill Buffell aot Buffalo Bill To aid him In making hla will. Bill died without ptylng. And people are saving. IXk-s Buffell owe Buffalo Bill? There! Get the IdeaT Now go ahead FRESHEN UP OH YOURANCESTRY If Any of Them Helped to Launch American Liberty Kegel Want Ton On Committee. BELL IS TO BE PARKED HERE Commissioner Kugel, chairman of the liberty Bell reception committee, wants the names of descendants of persona who signed tha Declaration of Independence or who were In any way associated with tha Immortal document. He wants Omaha descendants to serve on a committee July 9. when the famous bell will be here The commissioner does not want the linn shsrily drawn In determining the eligibility of those who will sere on this special committee. "if your great-great-grandfather or soma other ancestor furnished the wood for the bell towner when It was first erected, or ssw the Declaration of In dependence signed, then you should serve on this committee," stated Mr. Kugel to a man who was uncertain as to his Interest In the great bell. At a meeting of the city council Mayor Dahlmen asked Commissioner Kugel for a report of arrangements for the local recoptlnn of the lell. Mr. Kugel ex plained ha conferred with Chairman Oould Diets of the Commercial club lib erty bell committee and was assured of automobiles for the party of sixty I'hlla delphlans expected with the bell. ' If you want anything done, don't leave It to the Commercial cluh," suggested Commissioner Butler. The bell will be parked' on Jackson street, between Ninth and Tenth streets. Get Two Licenses and Will Have Two Wedding Ceremonies Harvey E. Morton. 21 and Ruth M. Colern, l. who win be twice married, once hy Rev. O. D. Baltslr of Kountxe Memc rlnl 1 utheian church and one by Father Buckley of St. Bernard Catholic cl.urch, secured two license to wed at the cctu-t houe. Tin y will niske their home at toll Kofth Fortieth avenue. HYMENEAL . ; t'olton-Work. Agnes Work and Sabln Colton. latft M RedfieUl, Is., aer married Monday even ing by Rev. Charle W. Savldg. at his reeidenre. They will make their hem at Redfleld. Bob Houghton Cornea Back Robert Houghton, former politician and con tractor, has returned to Omaha to resume contracting business with II. Q. Ansell of San Diego, Cal. After having been away for several years Mr. Houghton says ho la firmly convinced that Omaha Is "tha one best bet." Bait for Samaras Tiled Mrs. Mlnnl H. Johnson and three minor children are plaintiffs In a ault In district cou.t for M,000 brought agnlnst Harry V. Hay ward and Walter Molse and a surety com pany on the ground that damage were suffered as the result of sates of Manor to William Johnson, husband and father, j AMAZED AT RAPID GROWTHOF OMAHA Congressman A. C. Harte of New Jersey Compliments City on Ita "Eiprit de Corpi." SATS ' HOUSE IS FOR WILSON FREE TO ASTHMA SUFFERERS A Hi Bona Dure Tbas Ajtyone Can Use Without Disoomf ort or boss of Time. We have a New Method that cures Asth ma, and we want rou to try It a our expense. No matter whether your rase la of long-standing or recent development, whether) It la present as occasional or chronio Asthma, you should send for a free trial of our method. No matter In what climate yoil live, no natter what your age or occupation, If you. art ttii bled with asthma, our method should re lieve you- promptly.1 We especially want to send It to those apparently hopeless cases, - here all forms of Inhalers, douches, opium prep arations, fumes, "patent smokes," etc., have failed. Wa want to ahow everyone at our own expense, that this new method Is designed to end all difficult breathing, all wheezing, and all those terrible par oxysms at ones and for all time. This free offer Is too Important to no- Elect a single day. Write now and then egln tha , method at once. Send no money, simply mail coupon below. Do It Today. l-HEB AUTM.MA. COOFON FRONTIER ASTHMA CO.. Boom l&M. Niagara and Hudson fits.. Buf falo. N. Y. Send free trial of your method to. 1 UNTIL JULY 4TH Wa will give FREE OF CHARGE with full quarts of Prlmo Rye at a. iu, cnarsjes prepaid. Tourists Stop Bar The "stop off at Omaha" Idea appealed ao strongly to A. P. Simpson and party of auto tourists from Axtell. Kan., that they are spend ing several days in the date City before continuing their trip to tha Black Hills. They are registered at Hotel Rome. Other members of the party are Mr. and Mrs. 8. S. Simpson and Miss Butler. Woodrouga "Would sTaocead Hunger Seeking appointment to the federal Judgeship In the Omaha division which will become vacant when W. II. Munger retires In October, J. W. Woodrough Is calling on members of the bar and the democratic state committee. He was president of the Nebraska Wood row 'Wilson league In the 1911 campaign. To aVegistsr Bonds John Fead of tha city comptroller's office will go to Lincoln today with the K10O.00O Omaha Audi torium, sewer and park bonds to be reg istered with the state treasurer, aa pro vided by law. These bonds then will ba tendered to the buyers who will give tha city the money aa soon as the history of tha bonds have been approved by attorneys. Beorranlsea Msdioal Staff The Union Pacific haa reorganized Ita general med ical ataff of the hospital department. Dr. Jonas continues chief surgeon, with the following named assistants: Hospital surgeon. Dr. E. J. Updegraff: local sur geons, Drs. 8. H. Smith. R. R. Holllster and O. S. Hoffman; shop surgeons Drs. Q. R. Gilbert and J. 8. Loney; occullsta and aurista, Drs. F. S. Owen and W. P. Wherry. - . Vans Uelag Library In order to al low tha out-of-town nuns attending- sum mer school at Crelgbton university to draw books from the Omaha' library, rulea of tha latter have been adjusted by tha board. Folly 100 nuns from other cities are enrolled In ths summer school and many of thorn are ulng the privil eges of the local library. Ths school Is Intended for teachers and the library books used are mostly on pedagogy, lit erature and history. HONE AT DEPOT TO j MEET WJ. BRYAN First Time in Years that Some of the ! Faithful Have Not Given Him a Welcome. Council Says All Bands Have Equal Chance to Play Ths city council received another com munication from Omaha Central Labor union, sotting; forth a charge that former tetters on ths subject of municipal band concerts In parka were not given due consideration. Tha mayor announced that no discourtesy was shown. The council, several weeks ago, unanimously went on record as favorlnc tha plan of giving an local bands, whether union or nonunion, an equal chano. The elty clerk was directed to explain tha situa tion to the Central Labor unlock Congressman A. C. llart of New Jersey spent Tuesday In Omaha and declared bimselt amazed at the prog ress the city haa made atnee he was i here before. "I sincerely wish we hed the 'esprit de corps' in the east that you have here," he said. "I live In llackensack. N. J., which Is Just out of New York.. Our people there sleep In llackensack and think In New York, whtch militates agalnt Hnckensnck. We call Hacken sac't the' 'bedroom of New York' and we really do think It's the best room In tho house. We believe our town Is the original location of the 'Garden of Kden.' " "But we believe that Nctbraaka has that honor," the congrcrsman was reminded. "Well, maybe so," he said. "Maybe ao." Traveling with Mr. Hart Is George Talt, J president of the Campbell-Imperial Wall Paper company, one of the largest wall paper manufacturing concerns In the world. Mr. Talt Is also vice president of tho Hudaon Navigation company of which Charles W. Morse la president. . Mr. Hart Is a director of this big com pany. Mr. Hart is a democrat and an ardent supporter of President Wilson. Agree with WlUen. "We have started In tha house on numerous questions opposed Mr. Wil son and have later swunar around to hU way of thinking," he said. "Ws have found him right so often that wa have come to see him as a most extraordinary man, a man of vastly superior perspicuity. Now many members sre blind supporters of Mr. Wilson." Mr. Hart expressed a friendly hope that Nebraska will make an effort to keep Mr. Bryan at home. "Tha east Is decidedly not 'strong for Mr. Bryan," ha aid. , "Business In the east Is (raining con fidence. It has ail tha other funda mentals for prosperity now and as H gains In confidence I hellevo tn era of real progress will be Inaugurated,. .la real estate we have not yet advanced far enough, at least In New Jersey, ao that lota can be sold. Houses are sale able. A rather drastto mechanics' lion law operates somewhat against sales of lots." The two eastern visitors with F. W. Judson, W. U Yetter and F. d. Moore formed a luncheon party at the Fon-tenelle. TALKED AT LINCOLN LAST NIGHT Unannounced, William J. Bryan, j former secretary of atatet arrived from the east at 8 Tuesday morn ing, occupying a compartment on one of the sleepers of Rock Island No. 13. Owing to the early hour and the fact that it was not known on what (rain he was coming through Omaha, there was no one at the Union station to! meet him. During his flvemlnute stop in Omaha Mr. Bryan did not leave the train, nor did anyone call on him. He sent the porter out for the morn ing papers, and after' securing them devoted his time to reading the news. This morning was the first lime In years that Mr. Bryan haa passed through Omaha without a delegation of prominent democrats being at the station to meet and give him the glad hand. Z8 B fiitr Hronl Jiilii filnnrnnon nf i VM Waal J VI Pianos and Player Pianos Continiios Pithout Abatement We have conducted many July Clearance Sales, but never before have we made such sweeping price reduc tions on World Famed Pianos, such as Steger & Sons, Emerson, Hardman, McPhail, Lindeman & Sons, and Sohmoller & Mueller. Many other high grade instru ments including Player Pianos of fame. MA 4 PREMIUMS . . IS C o n s 1 sting of hand-painted bread and butter china plate, a bottle of fine Cal 1 f o r n 1 a port wine, a gold ate hed whiskey glass and a pocket corkscrew. This whiskey is bottled expressly for our trade and la sold direct to you. We guaran tee this whiskey to be better than other high grade old rye which sella at double the price. Orders sent west of the Rockies munt call for II auurts prepaid. Wa else sell Three Brands ef tke Iieading Beers. MEYER KLEIN LIQUOR CD. ISth an California Kts Omaha, Web. TE POEL FINDS OVERHEAD CHARGES ARE TOO HEAVY Assistant City Attorney TsPoel dealaree his "overhead charges" are excessive. Four years ago he bought a Panama hat for rr.fiO. He figures It oosts him ft a season to keep this hat dean. The hat is now a "going concern," he avers, because he haa discarded it for a hat of leas upkeep expense. "You had a price upon yrrur head," was the comment of City Attorney Rlne, MILLARD TO HAVE BIQ CELEBRATION SATURDAY Boosting for the celebration to he held next Saturday at Millard,' seventy-five boosters in fifteen automobiles covered Douglas and part of Sarpy counties, at companied by a band. They visited many towns and advertised the celebration which they said would be the most novel and Interesting ever attempted by any of the smaller towns. 0r vi- i : Positive Experts On All . Self-Starters. 'Jlrahel & Anderson Red 4473. 2059 Farnam. Try This for Nearalala. Neuralgia is a pain in tha nerves, filoan's Liniment penetrates and soothes the aching nervea. Get a bottle .low. All druggists. Advertisement. GRAIN RECEIPTS LIGHT AND PRICES GO HIGHER There was hardly enough grain on aale at the Omaha Grain exohange to make a market. However, prices were higher, wheat selling at 11.20 to ll.HVi, an advance of lVs cents. Corn sold up U cent, prices being 70 to 71 cents and eats gained cent, tbe selling prices being 42 to 44 cents. Receipts for the day were: Wheat, seven; corn, thirty, and oats, four cars. Child Dies from Effect of Scalding Leon Abrams, S-year-old son of Samuel Abrams, 160$ North Taenty-fourth street. who was scalded terribly Monday when he fell into a tub of boiling water, died this morning at Wise Memorial hospital. MADETOOKDER 2f,$39,SSand up MCLBDM& Extra Pair Trousers THAT EXTRA PAIR OF TROUSERS It' true economy to have an extra pair of froor with your suit. You'll get full wear out of your coat. We will include that extra pair with your auit order this week without extra coat to you. NICOLL'S SPECIAL! Nicoll Standard Clear Cut BLUE OR GREY SERGE SUIT with Extra Trousert of 4lOC same or other material yu NICOLL TheTUlor W Jerreras' Sons e 209-211 So. 15tb St. n I inr Best Tltlaai for m Mliloaa Attack. "On account of my confinement in the printing office I have for years been a chronio sufferer from Indigestion and liver trouble. A few weeks ago I had an attack that was so severe that t was not able to go to the rase for to days, railing to get any relief from any other treatment, I took three of Chamberlain's Tablets and the nest day 1 felt like a new man.'' writea H. C. Bailey. Kdltor Carolina News. Crispin. c. Obtainable everywhere. Advertisement '; 'A 'A mm 'SSSA V, mm !LrSr,Y-VA MM m m m n la wm GEJjR0THER5 MOTOR CAR You have read the specifica tions before, but you can well afford to read them again as a reminder of how fine the car really is: One-man top; Jiffy curtains; real lesther upholstery; deep, soft tufting of natural curled hair; streamline steel body; oval moulded fenders; 30-3S h. p. bloc motor with .removable .head; full floating rear . axle; Tlmkea bearings thruout; Imported Swiss bell bes rings in clutch and trans, mission; waterproof Eisemann magneto; 12-rort Northeast motor -generator for starting and Irghting; self-lubricating Chrome Vanadium steel springs; drop forg tngs and drawn work instead of castings. The wheelbese Is 110 inches The price of the car complete is $715 (f. o. b. Detroit) I ncE'BROTHErcs, Detroit HI ii m m V', 'A mm Hi Hi ttyyyy.'A Ill mm Mi aw. - v a ISfeiTBMi te-e J JLJ jl VL-J i THE ABOVE NEW PIANO nIS Sosj4 well kaeww saasr. Rrsmlar sritw, Mee)i s dr f ( lenrnaee Bale ii IUU We hare told more Instruments during the past week than we have ever sold in any preri. ons week of our 68 years of business, and the bargains offered for the coming week are of crea pTeater value. A visit to our store will conviaos you of the wonderful values we are offering la both New and Used Pianos. LBapgalns foe yEuas VJeoh $800 Ireni Pond, rprlht 8100 82fK 8100 8105 8125 50O 8150 $400 Emerson, Upright t4&0 Knabe. I prlifht .. W00 Marshall ft Wendell, ipriRbt . WOO KlmbalL tprlht M7a Str i 8on, lrlajit 1075 Steloway, I pHght (1800 Sohmoller A Mueller, I'prlght SUM Voae Bona, Upright S27S Fischer. FarLrhi ft 75 $600 Chlckering, Upright 8120 moo Kathmctaek, Square jQ 25 ffiOO A. B. Cbaae, Grand -8200 1,100 Chlrkerinfr t Rons Grand ..200 $250 Chase A Baker, Cabinet Flayer $ 25 $800 Pianola Cabinet Player 8 CO $500 Clongh Warren, Player Plane 8220 t&A ArhmnlW a Itaeller. Flavor Ptann ao m j,. e4sw I $700 Stnyrrsant Pianola Plana 8305 I $800 wbeelock Pianola Piano 8480 Special Inducements During This July Clcirsnca Sdo FREE 1 prld watoh net wltli erery piano sold fat this sale. FBBB A beantifml itool and trr(. FREE 80 . days' triaL Hake your ewa terms $ a month will do. FREE Tonr railroad tare within $00 mtlee: ef Omaha, If yon pore hate doling this sal. FKKE DeUrery an eTery piano sold. Every piano fnlly gfaraateed. FULL TALTJE ALLOWED oa your eld ptaae) er talking machine on any piano parchasej . darla this sale. " SGUmOLLEB & .1UELLE0 PIAUO 00. 1311-13 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb. Exclusive Epref sntatives for Bteinway, Weber; ala o Aeolian Pianola Pianoa. Store Honrs 8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. Saturday till 9 P. Mi URGESS-iMASH COMPANY CVEnYBODYlS STORE Tuesday, June 20, 19 IS. KTOUH XKWH K)K WKDM KUAV. Phone Dong. 187. Remarkable Clearaway of Rich Oriental RUGS at )j to Va Under Regular Price "UR entire stock U included and embraces ruga suitable for any room In tbe house. The col- W orl orlnea are either light or dark and will match any scheme of decoration. tlon ! extremely wide and the saving poBlbllltlea are most unusual. I1ELOUCHI9TANB. 8Ue 2-3x3-4, were $13.(0, now Size 4x2-4, were $18.60, now Size 2-2x4, were $13.60, now..,. Size 1-1x3-8, were $12.00, now 8Ue 2-2x3-10, were $12.00, now 6Ue 2-1x3-10, were $13.60, now. Site 2-1x3-8, were $11.00, now Site 2x3-8, were $12.00, now llOKHAKAH. SUe 4-2x1-8, were $16.00. now Sue 4x1-1, were $30.00, now SUe 3-10x2-6, were $37.60, now....... SUe 4x2-2, were $30.00, now Size 4-4x2-7, were $30.00, now KAZACKS. Size 3x6, were $18.60, now SUe 3x4-2, were $18.60, now , Size 3-2x4-2, were $18.00. now Size 5-1x3-7, were $30.00, now , SUe 4x6-9, were $46.00, now The range of eelee- . ,$TA0 . . fO.Hfl ' . . O.H3 . . $8.50 . . ST JM . .S0.HS . . ao.no . .$0.50 .$13.00 . fttO.OU . 922.S0 . $20.00 .aao.oo ,.$15.75 , .H15.7S .91S.7A .fzo.ou .SJ5.00 filllilS Size 4-4x6-4, were $47.60, now $S7.5 'I'll l! iMMlll I' II ! M urfess-Wasa Co. TtJra noor. j V4 This $12.50 Lazy Back ROCKER Decorate for the Exactly Like Illustration, at $6.95 66 AM 9 m em ami THE rot-ker iK exactly as pictur h, very substantially built ol brown fibre with lazy back, wide comfort able seat, upholstered In cretonne and cre tonne cushion. The regular price was $12.50, very special Wednesday. r).9ft. $7.50 Couch Ham mocks, Special for Wednesday. $4.50 Heavy khaki cloth couch hammocks, with heavy wire spring and felt pad; regular price $7.60, special Wednes day, at $4.O0. Snrress-sTaah Co- TBirs moor. 31 ii r i $: BC patriotic fliae -Old. Women's Lingerie and Tailored WAISTS Were to $1.50, in Basement, Choice, 25c A at 8TECf AL clearaw ay of a biar lot of women's lingerie and tailored waiBts, lliat were fonnrly priced to $1.60. There's a wide variety of styles and materials. Some soiled and mussed, but everyone la a big value, at 23c. orfaes-sTaah Oo. acta eat. jjssBiirgesg-Naah Co.Everybody'g Store 16th and Harney Glory" to the breeae. Flag tf all aivaasl sm4 red. white and piue - nununga tngenerouaaa-. priced. Barfsss-Yaaa Next Thursday A remarkable Sale of SOOTIER DREE u to H I'nder regular price, ee wUdowe eaa Welaeey rrea taff papers tow vertleuiaie.