THK BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1915.
, Eat It! Enjoy It!
;j No Indigestion
i Or Bad Stomach
5 Never any bout, gassy or acid
i-. stomach, heartburn or
dyspepsia.
)
' Tape's Diapepsin" makes
j weak stomachs strong and
healthy at once.
"n Y:iu run est anything your stomach
.' craves without far of Indigestion, acld
7 It y or dyspepsia, or that your food will
! frrmrnt or Hour on your stomach If you
will Ink a little I iIrpc-pmIii occasionally.
Tour meals will taste Rood, and any-
thing you eat will be digested; nothing
cnn ferment or turn Into ac d or poison
Cor ' stomach gas. whlrh cauiica belching,
X diaainps. a feeling of fullness after set
ting, nausea. Indigestion (like a lump of
lead In the stomach), biliousness, heart
!' burn, water brash. Pain In stomach and
lnat!nes or other symptoms.
Headaches from the atomach are abeo
" lutely unknown where this effective rem-
eily Is used. Dlspepsln really does all the
work of a haalthy stomach. It digests
X your meals when your stomach can't.
A single dose will digest all tne food you
est and leave nothing to ferment or sour
J and upset the stomach.
ti Uet a largn W-rent rase of rape's l'la
CLrxTsin from your druggist and start
taking now, and In a little while you win
factually brag about your healthy, strong
utomach. for you then can eat anything
i find everything you want without the
.'lightest discomfort or misery, and every
particle of Impurity and Ss that la In
-ur stomach and Intestines Is going to
be carried away without the use of
1: natives or any other assistance.
Should you at this moment be suffer-
Jng from Indigestion or any stomach dis-
( Drrter. you can get relief within five mln
:ites. Advertisement.
Malicious Muffin!
; -
Jftufflns that melt In your mouth
;l - arc always your If yu
follow this roots t
y Cvpftth fair
J -4 Cupful tutor
Himfnmg Umpomfult
taking pomuif
3? Salfpoeiu tatt
; Lev .
i Tthlnpconfui mtlltd
ttuilrr
X Cupful Cntfan
mitd Milk swm
tvtfk J tuft! uattf
Mix and alft dry Ingredients : add grad
..tially the milk and water mixed; then
-the melted butter: lastly add the ess well
beaten, white and yellow '
together. Bake la hot
oven In buttered gem
pans about 25 minutes.
it
af"
Rich milk is absolutely necessary in
the making of good muffins. Cottage
Milk Muffins are alwsva a auccess
beeau Cottage Milk la creamy and
rieh,' Jt has more thstt twice the food
Rvalue of bottle milk. Keep a supply In
-.your pantry and you need never worry
"".about your milkman. Cottage Milk la
-made in spotlessly clean condenseriea in
-the richest dairying districts of the
;; country. Nothing added In the making.
-Only part of the water Uken out Un
sweetened sterilized. Made by too
American Milk Company of Chicago.
URIC ACID .
I SOLVENT
".For Rheumatism and Kidnej Trouble
t -
'50 Cent Bottle (32 Doses)
:.; FREE
Jtuit because you start the day worried
-nt tired, stiff legs and arms and tnua-
-vies, an selling head, burning and bear
. hit down pains in the back worn out
tt?ore the dy begins, do not think you
'; hava to stay In tnat condition.
Those sutferers who are In and out of
.cil hell a dosen times at night wtu ap
- Sr W tht. rst, comfort sjmI strengil
;iiiH treatment grves. rir any rorm'of
, t)lildr trouble or weakness, Its action
ia reaJly woutlorful.
Ha strong, well and vigorous, with no
more psJna from surf Joints, sore mue
'clea. rheumatic suffering, aching back,
, or kldnev or bladder troubles.
! To prove The Williams Tretment con
quers kidney and bladder diseases, rhevi
' mailsm and all una -old rouulen, no
; matter how chronic or stubborn. If you
liava never used Tlie Wlilama Treatment,
; we wilt give one 60a bottle (31 doses)
.free if you will cut out this notice and
('rid it with your name and addre. ah
' 3"o to help pay ritotrlbutlnn expenses, to
t' The rr. D. A. W1l!!ana Company, Dept.
174a New P. O. llulidlng Kst Msmpton.
Conn, fend at once and you will receive
; ly parcel post a regular 60o bottle tit
doses), without charge and without lt
. rurring any obllgatlona. Una bottle only
. t a f irmly or address.
Washing Won't Rid
Head of Dandruff
The only sure way to get rid of dand-
ruff Is to dissolve it. then you destroy It
; entirely To do this, get about four
; ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply
! It at nlfe-ht when retiring; use enough to
moisten the scalp and rub it In gently
I with the finger tips.
lo this tonight, aod by morning, most
; If not all, of your dandruff will be gone.
and thrr or four more applications will
, completely dissolve and entirely destroy
i every single sign and trace of It. no mat-
ter how muih dandruff you may have.
i You will find. too. that all Itching and
t digging of the acalp will stop at once,
and your hulr will be fluffy, lustrous,
glossy, silky and soft, and look and feel
!a hundred times better.
You can st liquid arvon at any drug
. store. It Is Inexpensive and never falls
j to do the work. Advertisement
Discolored or Spotty
Skin Easiy Pee ltd Off
'l ii diacuiuriiia or rouglienlng to which
j in uny skins ar subject at Hits season.
msy rradilv i Kourn or. Monxmsea
, sirrd liyl.uy over the (see before
jetirlfig and reutuved in thu morning with
boup snd water, complete. y peis ! the
! iiiilurrd skin, (iciin ounce of '.te wax.
" m any drug- st's. Tlieie's no more ei-
i
fttive wsy or bunUhlng chaps, bloU'hes,
lirnuus. freckles or oilier cutsnuous di-
fi'cis- Little skin particles com off each
tay. so ths prvems Itself dixisu t even
leu. poi srl is mar tlie complevioii, and one
on HccNfs a britiid new, sputless, girl
lMy l4utiful lace.
tVrlnkU-s ckusrd by westher. worry or
II lui are lx t trratrd by a simple solu
tion of ott'1oit-d SmKuiito, 1 os . dtftSOiVed
in 'i piiit wii ii imu-t. liathlng tha face
hi till product a truly marvelous trans
fuMUtellori. Auiei tielletlt.
FARM CONGRESS
HAS HOT DEBATE
"Community Interest" Discuiiion
Brings Oat Single Tax and
- Other Iuuei.
ARE AGAINST THE MIDDLEMAN
The discussion of "Community
Interest" at the Nebraska Farmers'
Congress became more than a discus
sion almost a spirited debate. R.
hi. Tyson of Tobias started It off In
nocently enough with a booster talk
fot close friendship and co-operation
between farm and city. t
W. F. Baxter followed with an able
piper, carefully balanced and;
weighed, charging that the landlord1
ard the tendency toward landlordism
rud the increase of tenant farming Is
the groat menace.
Then followed C. M. Oustafson of Mead.
charging tha city people are se!fih and
do not have the community Interest at
heart, tie slammed the farm demon
strator Idea and declared. "If you Insist
on sending us farm demonstrators, we
will Insist on sending demonstrators to
the city. We have already demonstrated
some things in the city that has opened
the eyes of many."
Oustafson Is president of the, Farmers'
t'nlon, which organisation no. only mar
kets the produce of Its members, but has
community atores. from which the farm
muniiy stores, iroro wnKn .. ,
buy implements, coal, lumber and a
ers
lot of other necessities
Blames Tit System.
What W. F. Raster had pointed out '
that there are today ll.OOu lees farms In
tha state than there were five yeara ago
because land is slipping Into the hands
Of the large landholder, who rents to
tenants, Oustafson admitted, but as to
the cause of this condition the two dif
fered. Baxter laid It largely to the sys
tem of taxation.
Oustafson said: "The farms are get
ting larger because the producer Is not
getting a fair shake. Kllmlnate the waste
that exists between the producer and
the consumer.
"Blft out the drones, as Mr. Baxter said,
sift them out Sift out the feUow that Is
so glad to make his living gamhllng with
the things we produce. 81ft out the fel
low In Omaha who made $300,000 In the
snap of a finger gambling on the wheat
that you and I and the rest of the neigh-
, bors produced. We don't need that kind
of man In the community. Some people
still think we do, but we don't."
Talks A boat Farmers.
Oustafson called attention to a com
mercial club In a certain town In the
state that entertained
delegation of
Farmers' union fellows some time ago
at luncheon. Afterward, he said, one of
tha members nf the club criticised the
ojub In the newspapers for entertaining
this delegation of farmers, who, ths critic
said, were trying to ruin the city man's
business.
"I sent ths club a check for tha price
of our lunch," said Oustafson, "and they
returned the check, saying that was only
the feeling of one of ths members. But I
tell you, gentlemen, the next time It will
be another member and another. The feel
ing Is there."
It was up to Ross L. Hammond,, who
followed Oustafson, to smooth things, over.
Hammond Is president of the Stats 'As
sociation of Commercial clubs. Hammond
said he had hoped this would be a har
monious discussion and was surprised to
find It had degenerated Into a debate. He
declared things were not ss bad as they
had been pictured, and that the subject
should never have been brought up for
discussion, as ths barrier between the
city and ths country did not exist except
ss an artificial barrier.
FARMERS' CONGRESS
DISPOSES OF THE
POLITICAL FARMERS
(Continued from Page Ons.)
iaiidT
"Pick out tor ua tha men on that
Hat who are not farmers." ,
"Well." said Klrkland. "I cannot do It
offhand I have only been Informed so,
The 1. 1st as It la.
"Then . you have . been wrongly In
formed." emphatically asserted President
Coupland. Then Coupland read off ths
names ,of three men on the list of fif
teen, members ef the committee ss ths
only three who are not actually farming
at this moment.
Hers Is the list of the executive com
mlttes as It stands: Frank a. Odelt,
Omaha; C. H. Oustafson, Mead; R. H.
Tyson, Tobias; E. H. Pollard, Nehawka;
Charles Wooster, Bllver Creek;. Joseph
Roberts, Fremont: J. W. Bhorthlll, York;
George Junkln, Pmlthfletd: Prof. J. H
Frandsen, Lincoln: Iean EX A. BurnetV
Lincoln; r .C. Crocker. Fllley; R, lingua.
Crete: Lee Bmlth, DeBota; I C awaon.
Grsnd Island; J, U, Ream, Broken Bow.
Frank O. Odell, chairman of the com
mittee, told . what he had done for the
Farmers' Congress and bow long he had
farmed, up to ths time he became Iden
tified with the farm papera. He asserted
that he had served as chairman of the
1'gtalatlve committee of the congress for
a series of years, and had spent his own
money to act for them In meny eases. He
said he had worked hard and had ex.
pected no compensation.
"We have raised the congress from no
standing at all." said Odell. "to a post
tlon of power and Influence In the teg!
lature and In the stste. And while I was
serving me congTeas, I supported my
family by writing space articles for ths
Nebraska Farmer and The Twentieth
Century Farmer. I was Invited thla t'me
to appear on your program here. I came
400 miles at my own expense to attend
and to fill this engagement on the pro
gram. Now, If you want to exclude me
from membership, say so."
Shot at Odell.
Klrkland charged that the secretary of
ths American Rural Credits association
has ancther Interest besides the welfare
of the farmer. The secretary of the
Rural Credits association Is Odell.
Klrkland read a letter from the secre
tary of ths Rural- Credits association.
asking Klrkland to Invest In some stock
In the association. It asked him to use
his Influence to get friends to Invest, and
promised thst a good dividend would be
paid, wlille low Interest could be fur
nlehed the farmer borrower.
J. B. Orinnell or Papllllon asked Klrk
land If he could show that there was
anything wrong with the Rural Credits
association, and that the letter was not
a straight, honest business letter offer
ing him au Investment Klrkland could
not show anything of the kind, so he was
promptly (II -pod of.
Dr. George E. Condra made a little har
mony talk, and after a few snore sparks
TO ADDRtSS FARM COHORISS ON
MARKETING.
from the hot wires, a vote was taken and
whUmon r..0lutlon letting In only
me1 rhgW(, , ,ome form of r;cul.
tural activity, was adopted by a vote of
about 3(0 to 3.
Old Offleers Are Klected.
Among other things done at the con-
vt r.tlon, time was taken to re-elect all
the present officers. Here they are:
President George Coupland, Elgin, Neb.
First Vice Presldent-Jrank Tannehlll,
Norfolk, Neb.
second Vice President Homer McKel-
v'e, Fairfield. Neb.
Third Vice President R. D. Smith,
Richland. Neb.
Secretary J. B. Orinnell, Papllllon. Neb.
TrisTTiurer George junkln, Smlthfield,
Neb. -
Thursday being the final day of tha
convention, the resolutions committee Is
to report.
Woman suffrage and prohibition will
not be reported out of the committee. The
friends of these two movements did not
bave the strength to get them through
Suffrage was killed In the committee
on the ground that It Is not an Issue in
the state at present.
Prohibition was killed In the commit-
tte by the oratorical powers of Charles
Wooster of Bllver Creek.
Piohlbltlon, It Is understood. Is to be
rffered from the floor, however, after the
t solutions report has been made, for there
are friends of the measure that believe It
can be put through the congress from the
floor, even though the committee saw
fit to Ub It to death.
' Prwgram for Today.
Among the things the resolutions com
mittee la to recommend Thursday morn
in? are endorsement of the Initiative pe
tition for a constitutional convention:
long-time farm leases: that tha tall-
roads rescind their ruling prohibiting
peddling from cars; approyg. tha -passage
tip the last legislature oft the i ToTress'
system of land registration: recommend
oo-ope ration of stats and counties In the
good roads movement; endorse the move
ment for federal grain Inspection; det
elare that grain rates In Nebraska are
higher than in ths surrounding territory;
endorse rural credits; endorse the work
or ths department of conservation and
Public Welfare' commission; urgeY the
Vnlveiwlty of Nebraska to. continue and
enlargs Its welfare work, especially slons
tne lines of economlo distribution
i-nanreiior Samuel Avery and Dean
" o mo university or Nebraska
iddressed ths congress In ths early part
t( the afternoon on the work of the uni
versity In general and on the work of the
college of agriculture in particular.
FEWER EGGS ARE SHIPPED '
t FROM STATE IN YEAR 1914
(From a 6taff Correspondent.)
.LINCOLN, Deo. L-lSoerJal v
breeka hens laid down cn their job of
laying eggs In 1914 and produced 4.MO.0OU
dossn lees egga than they did the year
previous, according to figures being pre
pared by the state labor bureau.
in wis. the exodus of eggs from the
stats amounted to 41.2$.0OI dosen. In 1914
the amount dropped to ,,2i dosen.
Whether the falling off in exports was
due to the hens" getting laxy or whether
NeDreska people consumed more egg,
thus cutting" off the shipping supply la
not given out- by Commissioner Coffey.
BLAST SHUTS OFF GAS
AND THOUSANDS SHIVER
; LITTLE! ROCK, Ark., Dec L A
farmer blasting - ground today for an
orchard near Malvern. Ark., placed a
dynamite . charge too near the natural
gas main from the Caddo fields In Louis
iana, and the resulting break left many
thouaands of people without gaa tonight,
with the temperature hovering near
freestng. Little Rock's gaa supply failed
at p. m. Hot Apr Inge. Argents, Ben
ton and smaller towns were also without
gaa for light and fuel.
HOT TEA BREAKS
A COLD TRY THIS
Oet a small package of Hamburg
Breast Tea. or as the German folks call
It. "Hamburger Brust Thee," at any
pharmacy. Take a tablespoonful of the
tea, put a cup of boiling water upoa It,
pour through a sieve and drink a teacup
full at any time. It la the most effective
way to break a cold and cure grip, as It
pens ths pores, relieving congestion.
Also loosens the bowels, thus breaking
a cold at once.
It Is inexpensive and entirely vegetable,
therefore harmless. Advertisement.
Cured His RUPTURE
I we badly ruptured while lifting a
trunk ssveial yeara ago. Ixn tora said. my
An v n.ir or cure muM an i m i- 1 1 . m
or cure was an open
Trusses did me no MOud. Finally 1
gut
hold of some UUng that uulckly and com-
rlelsly cured me. i eara have passed and
hs rupture has never returned, although
I am doing hard work aa a carpentar.
Thiers was no operation, no loss of t'l"'
no trouble. I have nothing to sell, but
-III rle full tniui iiitiluni i.imi ii i o..' , .j
may find a complete cure without oper
ation. If you write to me, Kucene M.
f ullun. Carpenter, 491 B. Marceliua Ave
nue. Manaaquan. N. i. bvtter cut out
tin notice and show It to any others
ho are ruptured you may aave a life
or at least stop tha misery of rupture
and the worry and danger ef an opera-u-u.
ANOTHER FARMERS
MEETIMTO COME
Nebraska ranneri' - Co-Operatire
Grain and Lire Stock Association
Assembles December 15.
MANY SPEAKERS ON PROGRAM
Another big convention, largely of
. -..--- f .! A..a1.l AenaVsi Ti ',
1.11 UJCIB, IB KUfjqUlOU UI VUiu ao- J
cember IB to 17, inclusive. Toil is
th Nbr-Jika Farmers Co-operative
Grain and Lire 8 lock Stats associa
tion. J. S. Canaday of Mlnden is
president and J. W. Shorthlll of Tork
sc-c-retary. The headquarters will be
at the Rome hotel.
One of the (Titngs that Is looked for
werd to In this convention Is the talk
to be given by Prof. B. M. Hlbbard of the
L'nlveralty of Wisconsin on "Price
Fixing." This talk Is not to be full of
easy generalities that cannot be proven,
but Is to be a talk try a scientific and
painstaking man on the actual conditions
that exist. He win give only what he
knows and can prove. He will give only
the result of personal observation.
"We could get a lot of cheap politicians
that would talk their heads off on gen
eralities." said Secretary horthill. "but
we have got to the point where we want
actual facts on a matter ss Important
as this, and we want facts that' can be
supported by evidence If necessary. We
want to know just what the condition
la In regard to price fixing In various
lines."
Rffleleaey K Xpert te Talk.
For the first time since the Mrth of
this organisation also there Is to be a
talk by a business efficiency expert.
Prof. It. Newman Tollee of Chicago Is
to talk on ths fundamentals In business
management.
Better methods of accounting Is an
other subject that Is to be given John R.
Humphrey.' a government man from
Washington.
MINTUN TAKES OFFICE
IN HAMILTON COUNTY
AURORA, Neb., Dee. 1. (Special Tele
gram.) For the second time this year F.
W. Mlntun today became county commis
sioner from the First district Comm's
sloner John B. Cain, who has been hold
ing over, retired without contest In favor
of Mlnttm, thereby, carrying out his
agreement made early In tha year.
tA the election m 1914, Mlntun was
elected by a majority of four votes to
take Cain's place en ths county board
and his right to the plaoe was contested.
but a recount gave him a majority of
thlrty-eeven ovtes, .
He hsd , been sctlng ss commissioner
but a short time when the supreme court
decidtd the commissioner cases from
Douglas, Howard and Madison counties,
which seemed to deprive Kim of his seat
on the county boaid. .Thereupon Mlntun
and Cain entered into an agreement to
abide by the final decision ef the su
preme court.: The question was definitely
and finally deteimlne last month by the
supreme court hi rases arising In Mail
Ison snd Boone counties, and today Cain
gave up his office. Mlntun's term will
end In January, Vfli.
A Spoonful of
Salts Relieves
Aching Kidneys
,...
We eat too much meat, which
clogs Kidneys, -.says1 '
noted authority.
sxs M m, v . .
If back hurts or Bladder both
ers, stop all: meat for
& while!
When you wske up with backache and
dull misery In the kidney region It gen
erally means you have been eating too
i. uch meat, saya a well-known authority.
Meat forma uric scld which overworks
the kidneys In their effort to fllter t
from the blood snd they become sort of
paralysed and loggy. When your kid
neys get sluggish and Clog yon must re
lieve them, like you relieve your bowels;
removing all the body's urinous waate.
else you have backache, sick headache.
dlssy spells; your stomach sours, tongue
Is coated and when the weather la bad
you have rheumatio twinges- Tha urine
Is cloudy, full of sediment, channels
often get sore, water scalds and you are
obliged to seek relief two or three time
during the night.
Either consult a good, reliable physi
cian at once or get from your pharmacist
about four ounces of Jad Baits; take
a tablespoonful In a glass of water be
fore breakfast for a tew days and your
kidneys will then aot fine. This famous
salts Is made from the acid of grapes
and lemon juice, combined with llthla,
and has been used for generations to
clean and stimulate sluggish kidneys,
also to neutralise acids In the urine so
It no longer irritates, thus ending blad
der weakness.
Jad Baits Is a Ufa saver for regular
meat eatera. It Is Inexpensive, cannot
Injure and makes ' a delightful, effer
vescent ltthuv-water drink. Advertise
ment. FEEL YOUNG!
It's Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets For
Tout
Beware of the habtt of constipation. It
develops from just a few constipated
daya. unless you Uke yourself In hand.
Coax the jaded bowel muscles back to
normal action with Dr. Edwards' Olive
Tablets, the substitute for calomel. Don't
force them to unnatural action with
severe medicines or by merely flushing
out the Intestines with nasty, sickening
cathartics.
Dr. Edwards believes In gentleness,
persistency snd Nature's assistance.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets -n it,.
bowels; their action is sentU. vet tt.
i - - - -
tlve.. There la never any pain or srtp-
, Ing when
Dr. Edwards' OUve Tablets
are used. Ju.t the kind of treatment
old persons should have.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a vege
table compound mixed with olive oil. you
win know them by their olive color.
Take one or twe occasionally and have
no irouoie witn your liver, oowele or
stomach, 10c and iac per bos. AU drug
gtsta.
The OUve Tablet Company, Columbus,
Ohio.
Secretary Pool One
Of State's Busy Men,
, So Reports Reveal
(From a Ptaff Correspondent.) :
LINCOLN. Dec 1.' (Special.) Filing pe
titions placing candidates for nomination
toi the presidency has not been the only
tusmess done by Secretary of Ptata Fool
end hie otflee force.-the report of the
ttcretarr of stats for the last six. months
Ending today showing that 107,2. was
t.kaa la !!. -. tho a, me t-iArtf-ri ftf
mn"" a aain v s m-o i --j
! v nt 1 17 mint A 'comparison of
the different Items for the two periods'
shows as foltows: ' .
1914. Itli. '
Corporation permits. ....M.ls;..10 $ 9.i..-
Corporation penalties.
l.S7.M 1.256.00
Filing articles ot Incor
poration Notary commissions
Klllng brands
Certificates and tran
smits role of statutes
All other sources
7.WM.40
801.80
17 M
714.00
9.m.T5
..VI
345.03
MM
76J.O0
3.MI (
Totals W6.m tl07,J4.,
Ths cash receipts for Novembed toK.Ud
tM.S96.S2, divided as follows: Corporation (
rcrmlts. Mil; corporation penalles. tT2.3o;
articles of Incorporation. $2.014. ti; notary i
commissions, $S0; brands, $7.V; certifi
cates and transcripts, 164,30; sales, of
statutes, $169; all other sources. li.U
The automobile department makes the
largest amount of labor. It coetrhg $6,00'
to do the work ana send out tne plates.
There were t.Ols licenses Issued, which
osi the department as follows: Labor,
tm.SB; printing. S262.M; platee, $3flfi.W;
postage, $300; supplies. t7.7R. snd express,
11.04
lata by I'naeea Aasasalsi.
LONUMONT. Colo.. Dec L W. H.
Dickens, wealthy citixen of Boulder
county, was shot and Instantly killed here
tomgnt dv an unseen asasin, wno nrei
through a window In the Clokens borne.
Ouch! Lame Back. .
Rub Lumbago of
BackacHe Away
Rub pain right out with small
trial bottle of old
"St. Jacobs OiL"
Kidneys cause Backache? Not They
have no nervea. therefore can not cause
pain. Listen! Tour backache Is caused
by lumbago, sciatica or a strain, and
the quickest relief is soothing, penetrat
ing "St. Jacobs OH." Rub It right on
your painful back, and instantly the
soreness, stiffness and lameness dlaap-
pears. Don't stay crippled! Oet a small
trial bottle of "St. Jacobs Oil" from your
druggist and Umber up. A moment
after It Is applied you'U wonder what
became of the backache or lumbago pain.
Rub old, honest "St. Jacobs Oil" when
ever you have sciatica, neuralgia, rheu
matism or sprains, as it Is absolutely
harmless and doesn't burn the skin. Ad
vertisement. pEDAR BROOK
is everywhere that
mice is ' supreme the
C. rich age -mellowed
bon that cheers the
jaded tourist like a message
from home.
At leading clubs, hotels, and
restaurants, from leading dealers,
to ask for CEDAR BROOK
is a mark of good judgment'
a certainty of satisfac-on.
For sixty-eight years the mel
lowest and best
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known. A posse is forming.
City Makes Profit
On Bispham Concert
The city made a not profit of US on
the David Bispham concert at the Audi
torium, after all expenses and a guar
anty to the .company were paid, accord
ing to Manager Franke of the Audi
torium. The company received t70 In
accordance with Us agreement with the
city. -
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1417 DOUGLAS STREET
VIRGINIA
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will give this week
Our Little Busy Bees
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Most Modern and Sanitary Brewery In the West
Family Trade supplied by WM. JETTER, Distributor,
25C2 N St. Telephone Douglas 4231. South 863 or 868.
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Persistence is the cardinal vir
tue in advertising; no matter
how good advertising may be
in other respects, it must be
run frequently and constant
ly to be really succcessful.
Jaron De Leopold
; Tells of War Powers
. Baron de Leopold of Paris spoke at the
Auditorium last evening to a very small
andience on the subject of "The Advance
of Nations and the Maintenance of
Power."
Although small In numbers, those who
attended gave the baron a very cordial
reception and listened to his Interesting
talk comparing England and Germany as
nations and world powers.
MLS qui
For this week we offer about 150
beautiful oilk and combination
dresses In all the newest styles and
all sires, at
beautiful made dresses, with
(site trimmings, some with fur
trimmings. The Terr newest
style - Your choice while they
last, at
Slie is 24 inches high,
has beautiful eyes and
hair, and clothes that
will make any little girl
delighted.
Ylrglnle will be given
free to the little girl
nndsr 13 years of age
that brings ot malls ns
the larfsrt number of
doll's plotnrea eat on of
the Sally and Sunday
&ee before 4 n. m.. Sat
urday, December 4-
Her picture will be in
The Bee every day this
week. Cut them all out
and ask your friends to
save the pictures in
their paper for you, too.
See how many pictures
of Virginia you can gel,
and be sure to turn them
in to The Bee office be
fore 4 p. m., Saturday,
December 4. . :
If you don't . win this
Dollle. perhaps you can get
one next week. Only one
Doll will be given to . any
one person.
at The Bee Office
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