T1IK HEK: OMAHA, WKD.NIWPAY, MARCH 1, 1916.
Don't Be Bilious,
IT on A n rVir Qinlr
Or Constipated
i
Enjoy life! Liven your liver
and bowels tonight and
feel great.
Wake up with head clear, stom
ach sweet, breath right,
cold gone.
IWORK WHILE YOU SLEEP;)
Take one or two Cascarcts tonight and
njoy the nicest, gentlest liver and bowel
cleansing you ever experienced. Wake
up feeling: grand, your head will be clear,
your tongue clean, breath sweet, stomach
regulated and your liver and thirty feet
of bowels active. Get a box at any drug
store now and get straightened up by
morning. Stop the headache, biliousness,
bad colds and bad days. Peel fit and
ready for work or play. Cascarets do
not gripe, sicken or Inconvenience you
the next day like salts, pills or calomel.
They're fine!
Mothers should give a whole Cascaret
nnytime to cross, sick, bilious or feverish
children because it will act thoroughly
and can not Injure. Advertisement.
Scalloped Potatoes
au gratln
Of thecountless ways for preparing pota
toes none is more tasty than golden brown
scalloped potatoes, prepared this way.
Potatoes (cold boiled) Butter
2 tablespoons corn starch Salt to season
Pepper to season
1 Cup Cottage Milk,
diluted with equal part
of water
cupful grated cheese
Butter pudding or baking dish. Place a
layer of cold sliced potatoes at the bot
tom, season with salt and pepper and bits
of butter. Sift over it a little flour. Fill
dish with alternate layers of potatoes and
similar seasoning. Cover the top with
bread crumbs. Boil milk diluted with
equal part of water, and corn starch to
gether until mixture thickens. Pour over
potatoes to cover. Sprinkle over one-half
cupful grated cheese. Bake one-half hour.
Scalloped potatoes au gratin are nour
ishing, rich in food value, and satisfying.
They are never bo wholesome as when
Cottage Evaporated Milk is used in their
making. Use Cottage Milk in all your
cooking. Keep a supply of it in your pan
try all the time. Buy it by the dozen and
you'll never have cause to worry about
your wayward milkman. American Milk
Company, Chicago
What is Elomo
Without ao Heir!
This Is a subject that has a place in all
nlnda in all times. And it naturally di
rects thought as to tha
comfort of tlie mother
during that wonderful
period of expectancy.
Mothers who know rec
ommend "Moth r
Friend." It Is so ex
ternal remedy for the
stretching muscles, en
ables them to expand
without undue strain,
assists the Organs to
crowd against nerves,
to pull at ligaments
to thus avoid naln.
Thus restful davs are assured, peaceful
nights are experienced, morning sickness,
headache, apprehension and other dis
tresses are among tha various things which
women, everywhere relate they entirely es
caped by using "Mother's Friend. And by
Its effect upon the muscles the form Is re
tained and they return to their natural,
smooth contour after baby Is born.
Get bottle of this Invaluable aid to expec
tant mothers. Any dniggirt will supply you.
It Is harmless but wonderfully effective.
Write to Brad field Regulator Co.. 411 La
mar Bldg., Atlanta, Os-, for a specially writ
ten guide book for women Interested In the
subject of maternity. It will prove an Inspi
ration. It contains Information that every
woman should know all about, Write today.
To Discard Aged or
, Weather-Soiled Skin
To free your skin of blotches, rough
ness, muddincss, over-redness, freckles or
any cutaneous difficulty, the best thing
to do Is to free yourself of the skin Itself
This la easily accomplished by the use of
ordinary mercolized wax. I se at night
as you use cold cream, washing It off
next morning. Immediately the offending
surface skin begins to ctuno off In fine
powder-like particles. Gradually the en
tire cuticle la absorbed in this way, caus
ing no pain or Inconvenience. Nor does
the face exhibit any evidence cf this
treatment. The second layer of kln now
in view presents a sparkling beauty and
youthful robustness obtainable in no ottier
way we have ever heard of. The nier
rollied wax can of course be found In
any drugstore and you won't need more
thn an ounce of it.
To free yourself of wrinkles or crows
feet, there s nothing better than the ax
olite lotion. You need only dissolve an
ounce of powdered saxolite in a half pint
of witch liasel and bathe your fcH in the
solution. The effect is quite remarkable,
the lines being less In evidence even after
the first application. AdvertlHement.
RANDRETH
r PILLS
An Effective Laxative
Purely Vegetable
Constipation,
Indigestion, Biliousness, .
Q OR Q Qat Night
until riiv4
Ohooolato-Coated or Plain
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BRIEF CITY NEWS
Towaaend'a for Sporting Ooeas."
Janitor's luppUes, 3h Morton "on Co.
lighting ruturea Hurgess-Oranden.
Baltimore Silver fvlhclm. Jeweler.
Have Root Print It Now Beacon Fress.
Auto Tire Chain, Jaa. Morton Son Co.
tnv.t Inooms $60 a mo. Price $3.(00. Ask
Dumont. Keeline Bldg. for particulars.
"Today's Movie Program" clarified
section today. It ant ears In Tns Bee
I EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what the va-
.vw muting picture uieaiers oiirr.
Cell Market "tails On March 1$. at 10
m., the city marketmaeter will hold
tho annual sale of stalls at the market
place,
Centurion Club Danes The Centurion
club will give a pre-Lcnten dancing party
Thursday evening at the Centurion club
hall, Twenty-elxth and F streets, South
Side.
lined for Stealing' Overcoat Harry
Berge, arrested for the theft of an over
coat from the Merchants hotel cafe, was
fined $60 and costs by Judge Foster Tues
day morning.
Money Stolen frost Kis Boom A. C
Beck of the Reo hotel returned to hie
room Monday evening to find that during
hla absence someone had entered and
made away with $21.
To Jail for Stealing Tools Fletcher
Burns, arraigned on three count of steal
ing tools, was sentenced to thirty days
In the county Jail on each oounc Alfred
Ryder, K60 Brown street, appeared In
court against him.
Mrs. Parsons' Body Taken to Eddyrllle
The body of Mrs. Mary Parsons, aged
40 years, who died In a local hospital, was
taken from the Bralley A Dorranoe
chapel to Eddyville, la., for Interment by
John Parsons, a son.
To Gretna for Burial Funeral service
for Jacob Palmer, aged 76 years, USi
North Twentieth street, was held from
the Bralloy & Dorrance chapel, Monday
evening, following which the body was
taken to Gretna for Interment.
lined for Wot Paying; Taxi Bill Ray
Went, 1734 North Eighteenth street, was
fined $25 and costs In police court for re
fusing to pay for the hire of a taxi. Louts
Best of the Omaha Taxi company ap
peared In court agalnrt the offender.
Flj-nn does to Spokane United States
Marshal Thomas J. Flynn will leave
today for Spokane, Wash., to de
liver to the federal authorities there a
man arrested In Lincoln on a charge of
having a counterfeiting mould In hla pos
session. His name la John Parker.
Botics to Oar Subscribers We would
like to get a copy of The Evening Bee
issued October 23, 1915, for our bound files.
If you have one on your pantry shelf or
elsewhere about the house or barn, will
you please send it to us.
THE OMAHA BEE.
Cummins V kilts Omaha John P. Cum
mins, general advertising agent of tha
Union Pacific, came In from Chicago and
spent most of the day in Omaha, en
route to Denver, where he goes to look
over some of the details In connection
with the road's plan of next summer
pushing the "See America First" cam
paign. Polios Make Jtoundup George Menton,
Walter Garrett. Ray Stroud, Arthur
Blackwell, William Wheeler, George
Clarks.IIugh Valentine and Burt Mitchell
were all arrested at Thirteenth and Ohio
streets by police and railroad detectives,
who assert that these men have been ac
compllahlng many of the recent theftJi
from merchandise cars.
Improvers to Meet The Federation of
Improvement Clubs of Douglas County
will meet at the council chamber Thurs
day evening at $. Subjects: "Improve
ment of County Roads: Voting of Bonds
Therefor," "Clean-Up Day". and Twenty
fourth street widening will be under eon
siderailon. The meeting will be addressed
by S. A. Bearle and others on the ques
tion of good roads as a commercial ad
vantage. Bald for Baring Bops Harry Innam
was arrested Monday evening In Dundee
by Officer Wheeler, who asserted that
the man was under the Influence of co
caine. Innam at headquarters confessed
to buying a quarter's worth from a man
that he met on Douglas streot. He Is
being held for further Investigation. Andy
TJwyer, arrested several days ago for
peddling dope, was sentenced to forty
five days In the county JalL
Bank Clearings in
Omaha for February
Show Immense Gain
Bank clearings In Omaha for tho month
of February made a gain of over $28,
000,000 over the clearings for February,
1316. The bank clearings for February
this year were $"1,24,279.8S and for Feb
ruary a year ago $66,221,479.67. As a gain
of $15,000,000 was made In January, bank
clearlnga so far this year show a gain
of $40,000,000 over tha corresponding period
lant year.
Canadian Enters
Boost for Omaha
"During the last two weeks I have vis-
J tted most of the principal cities of the
eastern and central portions of the
I'nlted States, and nowhere have I seen
a city that looked quite as prosperous ss
Omaha, and where business seemed to
be as good."
The foregoing assertion was mads by
R. J. Sloan, Union depot ticket agent at
Winnipeg, Canada, who Is out on hla an-
j nual leave to get In touch with the meth
ods or handling passengs at unlou sta
tions In the ststes.
FORMER 0MAHAN RISES
IM RAILROAD SERVICE
E. S. Koller, who formerly was located
In Omaha as assistant general manager
of the Burlington lines weal of the Mis
souri river, becomes vice president of
the Colorado A Pout hern and president
of Fort W orth A Denver City and the
Wichita Valley Railroad company, two
of the Southern's subsidiary lines, Wed
nesday. March 1, 115. Mr. Koller left
Omaha to become general manager of
the Colorado A Southern. He now becomes
vice president through the retirement of
A. I. Barker.
Hank foolish a ess.
Tou occasionally see It stated that
colds do not result from cold weather.
That Is rank foolishness. Were It true
colds would be as prevalent In midsum
mer as In midwinter. The microbe that
causes colds flourishes in damp, cold
weather. To Ret rid of a cold te Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. It Is eifectual
srd Is highly recommended by people
v.ho have used it fur many years as oc
casion required, and know Its resl value.
Oltnlr.ril. le everywhere. Advertisement.
How Does He
CITY CANNOT BUY
LIGHT EQUIPMENT
Lambert Says It Cannot Vote Bends
Legally and Money ii Not
in Sight.
MAY HAVE NEW PROPOSAL
Corporation Counsel Lambert ad
vised the city commissioners that, la
his opinion, the city cannot legally
vote bonds for purchase and Installa
tion of wires, poles and lamps for
electric street lighting-, but without
question may vote bonds for a
municipal electric lighting plant
In view of this opinion, tfc com
missioners will not attempt to sub
mit a bond proposition for electric
light equipment. There does not
seem to be any legal Impediment In
the way of the city buying this equip,
ment out of current funds, but It
happens there are no current funds
available for such purpose.
The council has advertised for blda for
current for proposed municipal owner
ship of the equipment; also blda for
current with equipment furnished by
bidder. S
The commissioners are mors or loss
"up In the air" on ths elsotrte-llg-htlng
proposition. The city has been going
aiong ror more than a . year without a
contract and a recent contract proposal
of the electiict light company was op
posed by various Improvement clubs.
The present electrlo lights m Omaha
proper are antiquated and ths cltlsens
In the outlying districts have boon clam
oring for more lights for several years.
Another proposition Is expected from
the Omaha Electric Light and Power
company.
Look to You?
Bandit Catchers
On Trial for Theft
from Freight Cars
Do you remember John Kudrna and
Frank Kudrna T
Probably not. But you remember the
Mr Union Pacific train robbery on the
Lane cut-off six years ago. You remem
ber that the sole slight clue that led to
the capture of the me bandits was a
leather strap sticking out of the ground.
You remember that this leather strap
was attached to some of the bandits
guns which they had hastily burled. You
remember the strap was found by two
boys. John Kudrna and Frank Kudrna.
Now, In ths federal court, Omaha divi
sion, before Judge T. C. Munger and a
Jury John Kudrna and Frank Kudrna are
on trial themselves for freight train rob
bery. They aren't charged with holding
up a mall train with guns and masked
faces.
Nothing so spectacular. They are
charged with stealing a quantity of candy
from a Northwestern box oar In the
Union Paclflo yards. South Side, the
crime being alleged to have occurred
April M. 1J15, not very far from the spot
where they unearthed ths first clue to
ths Union Paclflo robbery whioh sent
five bandits to the federal prison at
Leavenworth.
The Kudrna brothers are now grown up
ana married. Ths wife and child of each
wars in court
Race for Judgeship
Simmered to Two
The scramble and pressure for the ap
pointment to the vacancy on the dis
trict bench created by the death of Judge
English continues unabated, but word
from Lincoln Is to the effect that It has
simmered down to two aspirants. These
two are Samuel I Winters, former city
attorney of South Omaha, and Harry B.
Fleharty, city solicitor. It Is expected
that the governor will announos ths win
ner almost any time.
To the Ladies of Omaha
Have You Noticed
That MISS FLORENCE M. PEET, the domestic science lecturer in the
Free School of Home Economics being held this week at Omaha Conser
vatory of Music Building, 2301 Harney Street, uses
Royal Baking Powder
Teachers of cookery, and baking experts generally, use
Royal Baking Powder because they know it can always be
relied upon to make the finest and most wholesome food.
Experience has taught them that it is not necessary to
risk the loss of flour, butter and eggs by the failure likely
to result from the use of an inferior Baking Powder.
Royal Baking Powder Contains No Alum
Perfectly leavens and makes the food more delicious
and wholesome.
EUROPE BUYS UP
STORAGE BUTTER
Farmers and Dairymen Getting the.
Highest rrice Yet for But
terfat. GRASS ONLY RELIEF IN SIGHT
Farmers and dairymen who are
tributary to the Omaha butter mar
ket are receiving 33 cents per pound
for butter fat delivered at the weigh
ing stations out along the lines of
road and 3 cents per pound where
they deliver n Omaha. These prices
are about the highest ever known In
the history of the butter making
business, and Indications are thst
they will not be much, If any, lower
until the supply Is Increased when
the cows get out on to grass next
spring.
As a result of tha high prices paid
by the creameries for butter fat, butter
continues Correspondingly high. It being
furnished to the trade at SS cents per
pound for the best articles In cartons
and SO cents per pound for that sold In
tubs and for second grade In oartons.
The high price of butter at this time
Is blamed to a great extent upon the
war In Europe, It having reduced the
stocks In storage to ths lowest ebb.
No Storage Batter Now.
In Omaha one year ago at this time
the butter In storage aggregated mil
lions of pounds, and what was true here
was also true with reference to points
where butter la stored for future de
livery. At this time there Is really no
butter In the storage houses, nor is
there any st other points throughout the
country.
A few weeks ago before the embargo
on ocean shipping was drawn as close
as now IOnglaml, France and a number
of the other countries of Kurope com
menced buying butter. They took all
that was available and were In the mar
ket for much more. The result was
that the foreign trade took all the sur
plus and since then the butter making
of even the largest creameries has been
a sort of a hand-to-mouth proposition.
With the reduction of the production
of cream, something that always occurs
during the winter months, the cream
eries have experienced some difficulty
In being able to make enough butler to
supply the domestics demand.
Social Centers to
Be Closed for Year
The Recreation board has decided to
suspend the social oenter activities In
schools for ths balance of this season,
expecting to reopen them next fall. These
social centers were stopped five weeks
ago on aocount of scarlet fever.
During the tan weeks tha oenters were
In operation there wars 1,08$ attendants
st five schools, three evenings a week.
An exception will be made In the case
of the South High school evening cook
ing and sewing classes which will be
started this evening. These classes will
bo regarded as evening schools and
will be subject to medloal examination.
An extra teacher will be detailed by tha
Board of education and classes Willi be
held four evenings each week.
HULL CO. FIGURES ITS LOSS
FROM THE SAFE BLOWERS
The X W. Hull company, whose offtoes
m the Omaha National bank building
wars visited by safe blowers Sunday, has
gone over the records and found that the
cracksmen made away wtth SCS.SS in
oash and M.6W.1T In checks. Part of ths
loss Is Insured.
THIS GYPSY BAND SEEMS
TO BE QUITE PROSPEROUS
Twenty-six gypsies with 170 pieoes or
excess baggage went through Omaha last
night on the Union Paclflo. They are
enroute from Los Angeles to Chicago, The
esoeas baggage tax totals more than the
pjassenger fare of the gypsy band.
EVERYBODY SEES
MORE PROSPERITY
Lonii Nash Sayi it ii Evident in All
the Activities of the Eait Re
turns with Buyen.
BUYS TOYS FOR CHRISTMAS
Back from busy Broadway (meaning
the merchandise and style centers of the
east) have come the various buyers for
the nursess-Naoh stores.
The buying force wsa headed by L. C.
Nash and he reports that prosperity is
rampant in the east.
'Prosperity Is written on the crowded
restaiiranla. the jammed theaters, tho
clogged money market." he said. "And
everybody Is predicting even more pros
perity. 'The merchandise situation Is all right,
though the war has created odd situs,
tloiia In some lines.
"The scarcity of dyes Is well known,
and, to be on the safe side, we bought a
large quantity of staple goods for Imme
diate delivery, which ordinarily we would
have bought for delivery next fall."
Tore Are Ordered,
Among the things ordered for Imme
diate delivery was the toy supply for the
next Christmas season. Ordinarily these
goods, though bought In the spring, are
not shipped till fall.
Mr. Nash spent considerable ef his
time In New York City In the task of en
larging tho New York office of Burgess
Nash. lie added to It a corps of buyers
who will be In personal touch the year
round with the great Importers, origi
nators and mnnufactirers, on the lookout
for "le dernier cri."
"The arrangement will enable us to
show new things almost as soon as they
are shown In New York," said Mr. Nash.
Women's goods this summer, he says,
are to be very "lacey" and with a plenti
ful use of ribbons.
Woman Has Narrow
Escape as Heater
Sets Fire to Room
Oolng to bed with a coal oil heater
alight In her room almost caused Mh-s.
Bertha Boyd to be burned to death She
lives at 14i7 North Twenty-first street.
At o'clock this morning she was
awakened by an Intense heat Opening
her eyes she found the walls and the
floor of her room aflame and the bed
clothing Just taking fire. She screamed
and roomers In the house rushed in and
dragged her to safety.
Aside from having received a bad
fright she suffered no Injury. The dam
age to tha houae Is about ItfiO.
B'nai Brith Lodge
Will Hold Big Ball
Nebraska lodge No. 164, Independent
Order of B'nal B'rltih, will give a ball
at Metropolitan hall Thursday evening
at I o'clock. Ths ball will ba one of the
large soolal affairs given by the lodge
this winter, and among tha guests will
be members of MoKlnley lodge of
Omaha, the Ladles' auxiliary and ths
Lincoln snd Council Bluffs lodges. Ths
committee on arrangements consists of
Dr. Frederick Colin, .A. Monhelt, John
A 1 person, Philip flher snd Nathan Bern
stein. OBJECTS TO PAYING FOR
HIS MEAL AND IS FINED
Martin Kape of Savannah, Gs. became
exceedingly belligerent whan ths pro
prietor of a restaurant on North Tenth
street asked Martin to pay for a meal he
had oonsumed. When officers remon
strated with him he still persisted In war,
was accommodated and brought to head
quarters, where In polios oourt hs was
fined $10 and ousts.
SENT TO WORKHOUSE FOR
ABUSING HIS FAMILY
II. Chamberlain, Twenty-sixth and Cum
ing streets, pleaded guilty In police court
to abusing his family and was sentenced
to fifteen days In tha workhouse.
Girls! Act Now!
Hair Coming Out
Means Dandruff
2,cent "Danderine" will save
your hair and double
its beauty.
Try this! Your hair gets soft,
wavy, abundant and
glossy at once.
Save your hair! Beautify It! It la only
a matter of using a little Danderine occa
sionally to have a head of heavy, beauti
ful hair; soft, lustrous, wavy and free
from dandruff. It Is easy and inexpens
ive to have pretty, charming hair and
lots of It. Just get a tt-cent bottle of
Knowlton's Danderine now all drug
stores recommend It apply a little as di
rected and within ten minutes there will,
be an appearance of abundance; fresh-'
ness, flufflness and an Incomparable
gloss and lustre, and try as you will you
can not find a trace of dandruff or fall
ing hair; but your real surprise will be
after about two weeks' use, whon you will
see new hair fine and downy at first
yes but really new hair sprouting out
all over your scalp Danderine Is, we be
lieve, the only sure hair grower; destroy
er of dnndrurf and cure for Itchy scalp
and It never rails to stop falling hair at
once.
If you want to prove how prettw and
oft your hair really la, moisten a cloth
with a little Danderine and carefully draw
It through your hair taking one small
strand at a time. Your hair will be soft,
glossy and beautiful in Just a few mo
mentsa delightful surprise awaits every
one who tries this. Advertisement
MR. PAUL BEATON.
Mr. Paul Beaton makes some In
teresting statements concerning his
connection with tho Raymond
Furniture Co., who sre to open
their store at 1MJ-1M5 Howard St.,
In the very near future. Among
other things Mr, Boston says: !'In
view of my former long connection
with the Miller, Stewart A Beaton
- store. It affords mo much pleasure
to Invite , my old friends, whose
patronage I have enjoyed In the
past, to call on me at ths Raymond
Htora, whers I shall bs abls to
point out to them so many ad
vantages that I will have In re
suming business relations with
them, due to . ths splendid stock
and the superior methods of thin
new concern,' ' In looking over the
stock that Is now arriving and be
ing opened up for ths sales floors
I find myself smong the same old
dependable goods made by ths fine
old reliable factories that I was so
familiar with. Out of fivs of the
ears that I hava noticed being un
loaded for the Raymond Store four
of these represent ths well known
lines that were to be always seen
at the Miller, Stewart A Beaton
i Stora, where I formed so many
pleasant business relations among
tha customers of that house, duo
la a very large measure to ths char
acter and quality of the LINKS
they carried, which I se here and
shall be able to offer you AGAIN,
The large buying power that en
ables the Raymond Store to pro
cure the lust dcllar of discount on
Its purchases and factory contracts
and the small general operating
expense In the conducting of
the store Is a feature I
wish to emphasise, as It Is
PLAIN that these elegant lines
of furniture to which I refer are
being marked at ths lowest Una of
prtces that I have aver seen on
goods of this character. This Is
done In no caie at a saorlfloa of
QUALITY, but Is simply ths result
of being abls to REACH you wtth
these goods at minimum of ex
pense. I also wish to assure my friends
snd all who know me. as well as
snyone else. In behalf of tha Ray
mond Store that I have never
looked over a better equipment for
the delivery of furniture and fur
nishings or a more thoroughly or
ganized plan for effective and sat
isfying service than that which la
being Installed by the Raymond
store.
With all these superior facilities
st hand I shall be doubly glad to
meet my old friends and customers,
where I will be In position to take
rare of your wants to your entire
satisfaction and with equal pleas
ure to myself.
DUB ANNOUNCEMENT WILL
BE MADE KOn TUB OPENING
OF THE RAYMOND 8TOREL
WHERE MR, BEATON WILL BB
FOUND CONNECTED WITH
THE 6ELLINO FORCE. WHERB
HE WILL BE GLAD TO MEET
HIS OLD CUSTOM KR8 AND
FHIENDS AND THE PUBLICS
GENERALLY.
Why Neglect Vour Eyes?
When in many cases neglect produces
nervous dyspepsia,
headaches, forget
fulness, dizziness,
floating; spots,
styes; thick, red
watery eyes; Hch-
; ;-.'wy ins, ourning, and
( i-7 lack of appllca
V' tlon In your work.
f -0fL I" above symp-
f v'ilX lom
evl-
' x 1 1 dence of
A m a
strain. ln t delay. Coma to me. I will
examine and correct your defects with
the proper glasses. My prices) are the
lowest In the city for high-class Berries
I guarantee satisfaction In every case
If you have not the ready money, pay as
you can.
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