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By MELLIFICIA.
Friday, October 8, 1915.
WHO is the qupen?
Which fair maiden hag been chosn consort lo Klnt; Ak-Sar-nen
XXI. to recr-lve honor of her subjects at the Coronation
Ball tonight?
Thli la the question on everyone' Hps, almost casting Into the shade
queries upon the Identity of the king.
I am making the proverbial three guesses. My first choice I the gllr
for whom I bet lant joar, and Incidentally lost, lots of chocolates and Ire
cream sodas. She wouldn't disappoint ma this year, I'm sure, if she knew
tha state of the society editor's exchequer. (They pass the Un pans at the
J"abexnacle too often!)
This rery charming young woman Is supposed to be out of town, but
X have a "hunch" she is here and will wear the royal purple tbia coming
j-er with regal splendor.
8econd and third choices are attractive young women who made their
debut, fine last year and one several seasons back. Both Of them would
wear the purple'wlth queenly grace.
One has been away for a long while and has Just returned, the other
It known for her lovable personality and her interest In all good works.
Now I've told you what I think. Do I win, or do I lose?
Dlnnen Before the Ball.
Mr. and airs, tvtlllnm T. r.urns will
entertain at dinner this evening before
tha ball In honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Heford of Mollne. tha Bursts of
Mr. and Mr. Wlliard Hoeford. Coven
Will b placed for nine.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. C. Kennedy will en
tertain Informally at dinner before the
ball. Their guests . be Mr. and Mrs
"W. H. Wheeler. Mrs. Ben Cotton and
Mr. Edward Myers.
Mr. and Mrs. Hum Towle will give a
tflnner thla evening before the ball. The
table will be decorated with pink rones
Their guests will Include Messrs. and
Mesdames Arthur Keellne and Barton
l!llard.
A party of twelve will dine together at
Che Fonteoelle thla evening preceding tho
talL Tha party Includes:
Messrs. and Mesdamee
fteom E. Ailcket, T. L. C'mbs.
K. Walt, W. it. Yohe..
henry Cox. It. A. Mediar,
Mr. airtl Mrs. Walter Iioberie will give
a dinner thia evening berore the ball.
When their guests will be:
Mr.' and Mrs. T. U Davis.
Mmses M uses
pituneih Davis, iuuia Davis.
teaai-s. Aiesars.
Howard Itaker of A I KilU of
New lorn, tet. Jowl.
Omaha Clnb Supper-Dance.
Mr. and Mr. Charles Mcta will enter
ln a party of sixteen at suiiper at tha
DnAha club tonight after the coronation
UlL Those pre Mint will be:
VIk f Si
saLel Vlnaonheler, Ctertriiiie McCarthy
j.nanor Mfacay, of IIihuko,
Francs ii tinteller,
UtuuuUe Mtu,
Messrs.
of c Un Innall,
Fred lUMluriy,
Aiixtln tiuliiy
of .New kork,
riillli M.U.
Marion Kunn,
inn Clifford,
then jHQiiiih,
Mosagi.
lolwi Caldwell,
Newman ItesiMin,
ruthtert lultor,
r. K. ritlllwell
of New brk.
ran jiuimea
Mr. J. E. FlUfferald wilt give a aupper
it the Omaha club In honor of Mr. and
Mrs. James F. May of Chlca. the
ruast- of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Kraser. t
Miss Daphne l'etera will entertain on
f the large parties at the Omaha club
Fuppcr-danoe following the Coronation
sail.
Sappers After the Ball.
Mr. and Mia. George Kodlck will enter
fln a few friends at supper after the
Coronation ball tonight. Covers will be
placed fur:
Messrs. and Meedamea .
That lea O. Meutou, John Maddoit.
Sunn K. Mets, tieurge Itixiuk.
Irlhur Keeiuie, .
Boxes at the Coronation Ball.
Mr, and Mrs. Chanea D. Beaton will
bare with them Mr. and Mrs. Clmrles E.
ilots and Mr. and Mra. George Itedlck.
Mr. aud Mra Charles FX Black will
have In their box Mr. and Mrs. II. f.
(Hack and Miss Dorothy Mack. Mr. F. V
Orace, arrived home yesterday from the
eaat They were accompanied by Mrs.
Smith's mother. Mm, Joneph II. White
of Iloston. Miss Harriet Smith la visit
lug friends in New lork aiid will re
turn to Omaha later.
II. E. 1'atterson and wife leae tonight
for the raclfle coast, going through
Minnesota and North Dakota, over the
northern route.
J. M. Ollchrlst and George E. Tllley
of Omalia are at the Kims hotel in
Excelsior Springs. .
Mr. and Mrs. James F. May of Chicago
came on with Mrs. W. A. Fraser this
morning to attend the Coronation ball.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Willie of M m
kogee, Okl., are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Amos Field. Mr. Willis was form
erly a resident of Omaha.
Mra. I.yda Pink has returned from
Chicago and Union Mills, Ind., where she
spent the summer. Khe Is residing with
her sister, Mrs. T. Cahnt.
Events of Today.
Mrs. C. C. lielden entertained at lunch
eon at her home today In honor of Mrs.
Henry Brown and Mra. Arthur Mills of
New York. Covera were placed for nine
guests.
jf hoilmte of Mr. Gleod and called at
the phone company office to greet Mm.
The two exihanrM stories of school days
and marble plS)ln.
The Vail rrt continued west over the
I'nlnn l'a Klc In the afternoon tn Mr.
Vsll'a private car.
TELEPHONE HEAD
Y1SITSJH OMAHA
Theodore N. Vail Looks Oyer Sights
of His Younger Days When He
Was Located Here.
WAS MAIL C1XRK OUT OF OMAHA
"Money will be made cheaper than
ever by the European war," declared
President Theodore N. Vail of the
American Telephone and Telegraph ,hl" "" ws ar kins forward to a
, . . prosperous season. The entire country
company, in iniaua iinidj,
"Interest rates will be low enough
to encourage much new Inventing,
business development and 'the im
provement of existing enterprises."
The head of the national telephone or
ganisation was In Omaha for several
hours on an inspection trip to Ban Fran
cisco. While here he renewed acquaint
ances with several local men, who were
close friends of his while Mr. Vail was
a Union Pacific telegrapher and later a
railway mall clerk here.
Among these friends of Mr. Vail s youth
are Casper B. Tost, now president of the
northwestern group of phone companies;
E. M. Morsman and C. W. Lyman, now
Vice presidents of tha same group of
comnanles: Iula Korty. now retired, and
General Grenvllle M. Dodge of Council Prominent Landscape
isiurrs. wno was cnier enameer 01 me i , ti i fit T
aener vi xiiacoui uives iu
terestlng Statement.
GREAT WFSTERN mem I OOK
FOR HEAVYCROP RUSINESSj
J. W. ristmn, vl- president of the
Great V.'estern, In charce of traffic, and
his assistant. C R. Perry, are In 'the
city from Chlcaro, out on a tour of the
mad looking Into business conditions.
Ba'd Mr. R'aborv
"While business Is not crowd'ng as at
traversed by our road raised a great
small grain crop and the outlook la-far
better than an average crop of corn. But
a small proportion of the small grain i
has been threshed and consequently tho '
movement to market hsa been slow. It ;
will come, though, later on.
"Frosts have damaged . the rery late
oorn to some extent. A great portion, i
however, had passed tne danger line :
when the first killing frost came
F. P. DAVIS TELLS
INTERESTING FACTS
Union Pacific when Mr. Vail was a teleg
ragher. Wanted to gee htrel tar.
,oAur:; others to know
displays the strong mentality that made ; p p navls of tm E 4flrM Uncoln(
him great, and he still has a touch of ono of th moat prominent landscape
sentiment In his nature. He proved the gaT(1rnfP, , th, wr,u and aho Is known
latter when he asked the privilege of en- to hundr).a, ot lhe begt citizens as a man
tertng a modern steel railway mall car. of undl.Duted honesty and integrity.
Government Barges
Cannot Be Bought
The' government river barges lying In
dork at Sioux City are not available for
the use of the steamboats plying be
tween Omaha and Derutur for commercial
purposes. The Commercial club has re
ceived a letter from the War department
i Haling that the bargea may not be loaned
as there Is no precedent for such loan
ing. It la stated in the letter that govern
ment boats may be loaned only In case
of emergency to save life and to Save
property only when no other boats are
available.
Thla will mean that the river naviga
tion committee ot tha Commercial ctu
and tha commercial Interests of Decatur
will have to look about elsewhere for
barges to be used with the Julia and the
Ada Ilel'.e, the two boats that are to ply
on tha river until the river f reeses.
Assistant Superintendent M. 11. niack
well of the Omaha-Ogden division ar
ranged to show him the courtesy, and Mr.
Vail marvelled at the difference between
the railway mall cars now In use and
the one ha worked In on the same run
over forty years ago. He later became
general superintendent of the entire coun
try's railway malt service.
"Omaha was a mighty lively town In
those old days," Mr. Vail remarked, "but
now I aee tltat It has become a great
city."
gave the following Intereatlng statement
renardlng Tanlao, the "Mater Medicine,"
'which Is telng Introduced here.' Mr.
Davis said:
"1 have suffered for some time from
kidney and stomach trouble, -and waa
nervoua and In 'a terrible run-down and 1
j debilitated condition. I felt tired all the 1
time, and waa absolutely lacking In am- !
J bltion, and experienced much difficulty '
. at times In conducting my business. 1
' often suffered from shortness of breath, I
! which was. In my opinion, due to atom- I
Asked as to what future he thought I ach trouble, all of which artnoyed me
there will be In the teiepuune Industry, ! greatly. Seeing Tanlao. advertised, and
he said: j recommended so highly by many who
"Just look back twenty or thirty yeara ' had . been benefited by It, I decided to
and recall what the telephone business give It a trial. Tanlao has caused a
amounted to then. Today's advance over ' most remarkable change In. my condl
twwity or thirty years ago Is no greater ! tlon.
than the advance rtlll to coma In the
next twenty or thirty years."
Regarding the recent application of
"To say I have been benefited, would
be expressing myself in too mild a man
ner, j am a completely changed man
Question of Rental
for Auditorium is
Beiore City Dads
How much should be charged for a
convention, wrestling match, stylo show.
coni'trt or a ballf That la ona of the
' problems resting heavily upon the shoul-
ders of tha city, commissioners. . ,
At a meeting of the council announoe
'ment was made that next week the com-
V ,7 . ' ' ... ' ,.. '... iinlsslonera will meet to consider a definite
Ambler of Chicago, Miss itebecca Haven 1 .. M .,
U. , ., . ..... w,. schedule of ratea for tha use of tha
f Cincinnati and Miss Mary Augusta i ,,,,,..
IVIUuhm ef Creston, la.
wireless telephony to aid telephone offl- I today. I sleep better and feel energetic
clals to talk from New Tork to San
Franclrco and Hawaii, President Vail de
clared that In his opinion, the chief use
of the wireless telephone will be simply
to amplify and supplement, rather than
to substitute wire system
Tost Joins Party,
President Tost of the district telephone
company joined the Vail party to the
coast. The othera with Mr: Vail are
B. K Sunny of Chicago, president of the
central district; U. N. Bethell of New
York, vice president of the national com
pany, and C. S.. Qleed of Torek a, presi
dent of the southwest district.
Thomas Pry of Omaha waa a boyhood
Auditorium.
It la agreed that a low rate should be
-f, w-port,w made for conventions. A wrestling pro-
or fills ffi.CV.aryiy. moter has asked for a rate for an even-
A prettuy appouuoa luncneon was mi rjM r,. Ih. ..mmlllllm, mtranr i
ftven today by Mra. A, U Reed for Mlsa fif deintniMni a p., c.nt o( th, ..pt.
"rlruu" ""V" " of wrestling matches and similar events.
it Mrs. Ben Oallagher.
The table decorations were Cecil Rrunor
tosca. Covera were placed fori
Medames Mel.inie
Oallagher, Jack Webster,
Miseea Misses
Brtruie McCarthy Elui?th Fleming
of ChlnaRO. of Hurllnirt n,
Mary buikiey, Marlon Kuhn,
starorle MoCord. Gertrude Meta,
Child Gets Sick
Cross, Feverish
If Constipated
Look at tongue I Then give fruit
laxative for stomach,
liver, bowels.
"California Syrup of Figs"
can't harm children and
they love it.
Soyd Theater Party.
Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard Iloeford will give
dinner followed by a theater party to-'
nor row evening, for their guests, Mr,
tnd Mrs. Richard Hoeford of Molina,
fhoaa present will be:
Meeare. and Mvsdanes
Eltrhard Husford Vv. T. Burns,
of Mollne, Wtltard Hosford.
U. O. Colpetser. ' W. J. Koye,
Mr. Olvnn Wharton.
Omaha Kearney Club Meets.
The Omaha Kearney club will meet at
tha homo of Mies Dell' Morrison. Hit
Pcwey avenue, thla evening to perfect
plans for a banquet to be given during
tho stata teachers' convention.
On the Calendar.
Tha La Salle club will give the first
of their dancing parties at Chambers'
academy Monday evening, October U.
rieaiures Pait.
Mra. Edward Luce of Lincoln, chap
Sroned a lare party, of Coiner univer
sity muaio students for the Symphony
concert Thursday evening. Tby motored
pvor and visited with president and Mrs.
Jenkins of Omaha unlteratty. j
Wedding Announcement I
A pretty home weOding took piaoa at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman1
HKartn. when their daughter, Mable, be-'
came the trld of Mr. Thomas Hheehan. !
Tha ceremony waa performed by their
pastor, the Hv. A. T. lArlmer. Mlsa
Hildur BHsrtn was maid of honor and Mr.
ftlugo Enholm, tt man. l.lttle Mildred!
Johnson cartkd a basket ot flowers. '
After the ceremony a wetldtnK supper j
waa served to a large number of rela-i
lives and friends.
After November 1 Mr. and Mra. 8hee-l
hj will be at home at Forty-fourth and i
Bedford avenue. J
Bota of the young people are active
members of the '.ia Lutheran church.
Tersona,! Mention.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward burgeas returned
Thursday from the eaav.
Mra Ulenn Wharton la In Toledo. O.,
wliere aba waa cllol ty the death of
Lcr grandmother, Mrs. tturert.
Mia. Axuiur C. &ultb aud daughter.
Pinched on Several
, Charges and Fined
i
George Bowers, who boarda " at TU
North Seventeenth street, created a dis
turbance at tha a-bovg number Thursday
night, with the result - that he waa
arrested by Officers Thrasner and Arm
strong and booked at the station on
charges of Inebriety and disturbing the
peace, malicious destruction of property,
resisting an officer ana carrying con
cealed weapons. When arraigned . In
police Court on a charge of carrying con
cealed weapons he waa fined t&O and
costs. In the course of his activities
Thursday night llowera broke a window
u tha rooming house with a large board.
A laatlve today swvea a sick child to
morrow. Children simply will nut take
the time from Dlav to emntv their bawela.
One of the commissioners Is strong ! wh.h become clogged up with waste.
lives geta sluggish; stomach sour.
Look at tha tongue, mother! If coated,
or your child Is listless, cross, feverish,
breath bad. resUesa, doesn't eat heartily,
full of cold or has sore throat or any
other children's ailment, give a teaspoon
ful of "California Byrup ef Figs," then
don't worry, because It Is perfectly harm
less, and In a few hours all thla consti
pation potaon, sour bile and fermenting
waste will gently move out of tha bowels,
and you have a well, playful child again.
A thorough Inside cleansing" Is ofttimee
all that la necessary. It ahould be the
first treatment given In any sickness.
Beware of counterfeit fig syrups. Ask
your druggist for a, to-cent bottle of
"California Syrup cf Flga." which has
full directions for babies, children of all
ages and for grown-ups plainly printed
on the bottle. Look carefully and aee
that It U made by tha "California, Fig
Syrup Company." Advertlsemaat.
and full ot life. My stomach and kid
ney troubles have vanished and I can
not praise Tanlao too highly.
Tanlac has proved beneficial " In hun
dreds of rasea similar to that of Mr..
Davis, and people are testifying dally to
the benefits derived from Its use.' Tanlac
la sold In Omaha eacltielvely by the
Sherman McConnell Drug Co., lth
and Dodge streets. Can also be had in
Lincoln at the Hat-ley Drug Co-, lltl O
street. Advertisement.
Service
Service
The Kamcra Shop
507 Erandeis Theatre Bid;.
Fi!ms Developed Free!
When accompanied by
order for prints. .
Print 3c to 5c
Post Cards 5c
All orders left before 5 P.
M., ready for delivery the
next day at noon.
A complete line of 1916
Ansco Cameras and Sup
plies. "We are Difterent from the rest,
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NEXT MONDAY, OCT. 11
Oor Great Aimual Sale of
BLANK
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Extraordinary offerings in all-wool, mixed wool
and cotton blankets; fine comforters. In conjunction
with tLis sale will be "offered wonderful values in
bedding, sheets and sheetings, pillow cases, pillows,
bed spreads, mattresses, etc
Please see our window displays and oar advertisements in Sunday's newspapers
CUT PRICE LIST OF
Compare These Values With Those Offered Elsewhero InthtCIty and You
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Will Readily Seo Why Our Four Drug Gtores are so Full of Customers
Toilet Goods Prices
for Saturday
&e FrnetlVa for 1
tide P'mr.elnn Mneas;e Cream ..eo
60c bottle Hay Hum tsa
fi rakes Ivory or Wol Snap 'to
2Rc Himltol Tooth Powder .......14o
Roc Malvlna CVesm tee
Ke Java Rice Powder for ...,..te
POc RlfttseckeCa Cold Cream ..Me)
$0c Auhry PlsterV Cld CVeani.
Powrtere and Iotlona, for tte
BOr Melba Cold Creams and Pewder
for Me
Cfceirfna Otitis, all k'nAs, R
gatnraay. ykga. tor
Pcrfuno Sale Sa'crday
BOc Beely's Crabapple Blossom,
rer ounce .Ira
80c Ie's Flower Girl, at, oa tsa
BOc RlegeCa PaJo Alto Pink, at, nr
mince teo
0c Hte'y'a Jockey Club, at os. .9
SOo Extract Wood Violet, at, os, t)s
Pure Drugs Fresh
Pnpreras or Bulphur, lb. .'.Be
I'orlc Acid. lb. tee
Witch Hazel, ntnt
Wood Ale-hn. pint ... .ISo
Hlnkle TaMeta, 100 for lo
Quinine Capsules. X dozen Hi
Arom r-aator Oil 'IT-'neT-OI) . ...ts
ion Rland'e Iron Tm'lo TaMeta ..Mo
1 rineen Aspirin Tablets or Capsu e
for flSa
FREE Saturday
Swastika Oold (Imitation)
rocket rteo.
TOTXTTlA.tr OLm OIL
S0c (pint! can for Me
11.00 ouart) ran for t4o
Smokers Remember Saturday in
Our Cigar Department
10c Chancellor .So
10c P. Oarcta. lear Havana, 4 for ISj
10c Cubnolrla. 4 for t'e
le Heynalito Orsn toeos. each ,.10o
Box of ten 15c quality, foil wrappel,
Manila clinri, for t3o
Box of (0 Manila Regalias for..1.31
ISo Reynalrlo, 3 for lOo
Rox of 60 l.lttle Chancellora . . , .fl.
60 IlK-nry Oeorre for gl.8J
Box SO Uttle Toms $1.S
Wonderful Offer MaCa to the Sick
. stsizzr jrmov rissr soam.
COME TO OUR STORE. DEPOSIT
Inc.- get a jo-day treatment ' of Ir.
Burklarta VliUCTABLK COM-
tPOUNL. If It falls to relieve Ki I
nev, llver, Stomnch Trouble or the
following symptoms, such as pain in
the stln, back, under shoulder blade,
. rmotherln sen Rat inn, pa pliatlon of
hetirt, tired, drowsy feeling weak
ness, nervousness, sour alck stomec'i,
dlsslness, run-d-)wn system or conatl
patio.', Just bring bock the empty Box
end we will refund your money ler,
on deposit. If you are not satisfied.
Drug Store Goods
tla Allcock's Porous Plasters ...lto
Bromo Seltaer to, ITa, gto. Mo
BourJeoU Java Rtoo Powder, (gen
nine) Mo
too Charles Fleah Food Ma
t&e Carter's Little Liver Pllla ..It)
tie Castorla (gvnulne) tie
S6e Cutloura Soajl ITa
roe Caldwell'a Syrup Papain for tte
toe Canthrox ........Me
ROo Doan'a Kidney Pllla ........ S4o
11.00 Duffy's Pure Malt Mo
Father Johno Medicine . .Me
Fellows Syrup I4e
11.16 Oude'a Pegrto Mangan SSe
z5o Hill's Cascara Quinine 140
Horllck'a Malted Milk tto, tta, M-74
11.00 Hyomel, complete t9J
t6o Hydros Peroxide Cream ....10
Hydrogen Peroxide, pur .-..10
Hosteller's Bitters i.Me
Palm Olrve or fas Mooo (tfi
oap gatnraay, per eeilre.
TSe Jad Ltrer Baits .
Msterina lto, lto. Mo,
2tc Laxatlro Bromo Quinine .....
60c La Blaeho Powder (4 shadea)
Melltn's Food Mo,
60e valvlna Cream
1 6c Mennen's Talcum (4 shades)
Mentho'atum (renutne)
60c Paoe'a ptapepstn ...
t&c Packer's Tkr 8oa
11.00 Plnkham'o Compound . ...
tOc. Pebeeo Tooth Pasta
11.00 Pierce's Favorite Rx
26c Pond's Vanishing Cream ...
tl.00 Plnsud's LI'ao Vegetal ...
60c Possnnl Powder
Itogers Oallet Rleo Powder ..
Pal Heoatiea ..lto. Ma,
KOo Pyrtio of Figs
St. 00 S. S. 8. .. ....
So Saxoltte for .,
60c Sempra Oiovlne
tOc ficott's Emulsion
Btuart'a Dyspepsia Tablets
15c Tlx. for tender feet
I6e "Wood bury s Facial Soap....
11.00 Wine of Cardul
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Me
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14o
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14i
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40
lot
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ChoKco Frooh
Candios
Our Candy Department la a met
Important one and so It should bo
when tho rery high quality of th
"Original Package" Candles we
handle la considered.
too Goodwill's Chocolates (In purie
box) Saturday Mo
Ugaett'a Elect Chocolates (every
piece containing a nut, fruit or non
rat renter), lb too
Dainty Dutch Delights, H lb., 30e 1
jound ,. tM
Llffrett's Butter arut Milk Bitter
sweets, per lb., 40o l lb tM
Llggctt's Fruit Cord.al Chocolates, '4
Ib COei 1 lb tl-
We sell tho original (Barra) "Sat
urday Candy,' fresh every Saturday.
1 lb , t9
IS, 000 samples Mistletoe Cream
hare been put out by ua durtm;
the laat few days. Breclal sale if
large atsed tube Mistletoe I 1.
Cream for
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Rubber Goods
TVe buy our Rubber Oooda direct
from factories and can sruaranteo
same to b in prime condition.
Good Bulb
Syringe, tto
Household
Rubber
Gloves, Mo
1-Quart
Fountain
"vrlnge, 4M .
Nlpplee,
beat kind. So
Atomisers,
toe to 91.M
Rubber Tee
Bags, 5o
to $1.88
-o.t. Water
Basra 4M
Nearly 1,000 articles In the Rubber
Goods lino.
We have skilled aaleeladlee and flt
, tera In our Rubber Good a. Truss and
Shoulder Brace Department, Some of
them have done thla work for ua for
It to 10 yeara.'
Razor Blades Sharpened
We aharpen Rasor Blades (all
klnda). Leave them with tha
young ladies at the Perfume De
partment at any of our atores.
Sherman
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To the Young Man Who
Has No Home of His Own
Whether he be a young business or professional man here
to build his future, a student going to school or college, or a me
chanic away from home and friends each and every ono will be
Interested in securing a nice, comfortably quiet room.
A famished room like tlwt one illustrated, for example; for the yoirag profoe
sional or business man so that after a nerve-racking, brain fagging day he may retire
to lounge in peaco and quiet "while posting himself In the current newa of the day
For the student so that he may have ample opportunity to
"bone" or "cram" without fear of disturbing noises or other dis
traction For the mechanic so that he may rest his weary muscles in preparation for an er
"ening'a tiocial session or for the work of the morrow.
Each and everyone desires such lodgings, and thev may find
them by referring to the Classified columns of THE BEE. If
nothing exactly suitable is found there, a complete file of desir
aolo locations and f urnishad rooms is accessible in the offices of
THE OMAHA BEE"