THE BEE; OMAHA. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25 1919.
DOUBLE BEAUTY
:' OF YOUR HAIR
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MRS. V. E. NORTH
DOESN'T NEED
SYMPATHY NOW
Friends Congratulate Her
."Upon Her Recovery
Gains Thirty Pounds.
"My friendswho used sympa
thize with mem accdunt of my ill
health, are riow congratulating me
,ori' my wonderful restoration," said
Mrs. W. E. North, residing at 5204
College avenue, Kansas City, Mo.,
in relating her remarkable expe
rience with Tanlac, recently, 'rs.
North's high Christian Character
afid kindly disposition have won for
her a host of devoted friends. ,
"The past two years," she con
tinued, "has been just one un
broken period of suffering for me
and I had become very near being
a nervous wreck. . My appetite Avas
very poor and -my stomach was so
upset, that I couldn't eat anything
but what would sour and make me
" miserable for hours. After meals
I would bloat up with gas and have
such awful spells of palpitation and
fluttering of the heart that I would
become alarmed fearing my breath
would stop. I was extremely nerv
ous just any little noise would
startle me and I became so weak
that I could not do my housework.
I could not sleep, lost weight con
tinually, and as nothing helped me
became so despondent thaf"I al
most gave up hope of getting well.
"My husband had been reading
'shout Tanlac and was so anxious
;for me to try it that he brought me
bottle and it's the truth, I had
t net taken it half up before I noticed,!
f difference in my condition, jviy
ppetite got better and I wasn't so
nervous. I have taken five bottles
now and have-actually gained thirty
pounds. Tnat within itself proves
'-now great Tanlac is, but that's the
(least of what it has done for me.
! Why, I am now able to eat just any-
thing I want and never suffer a par
ticle from it. My nerves have
; quieted down so that I can sleep
dike a child and I have not enjoyed
. such good, health in years.'' I have
the greatest faith in Tanlac and my
wnderful restoration justifies it.
A hav-recommendd it to many of
;my friends, who are how taking it,
and I am triad to make this state
.mer.t to be used in letting .others
t know about it."
y- Tanlac is ' sold in Omaha at all
t, Sherman & McConnell Drug Com
' nany's stores. Harvard Pharmacy
r and West End Pharmacy Also For
rest and Meany Drug uompany in
.'-South Omaha and the leading drug
t grist in each city and town through-
jut the state of Nebraska. Adv.
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CROWDS ATTEND
SIXTH ANNUAL
POULTRY SHOW
Cock fight Features Opening
Night Tank of Mallard
Ducks Attracts Attention
Rabbit Display Also.
Large crowds were attracted to
j the sixth annual exhibit of the
Omaha Poultry association at the
Auditorium last night. There are
1,500 fowls, of 25 varieties, as well
as several varieties of ducks, pigeons
and pheasants on exhibition.
! (A lartre tank just inside the en
trance of the Auditorium filled with
handsome mallard ducks attracted
much attention. A coop of ring
neck pheasants, exhibited by a
member of the Boys' and Girls'
Poultry club of Omaha drew con
siderable comment.
A feature of the evening at the
Auditorium was a "humane" fight
between two game cocks. The birds
were equipped with "boxing gloves"
and "muzzles" of rubber, to prevent
serious wounds during the -battle,
but the fight was lively, neverthe
less. There will fee another bout
tonight.
Announce Prizes Wednesdays
Much admiration was showered
on Sarah, the property of John W.
Welch., Sarah's habitat is Cherry
Croft farm and she has 247 eggs,
laid during (the past year,' to her
redit. . . '
Experts were judging chickens ex
hibited in competition yesterday aft
ernoon and prize winners of some
classes will be announced Thursday.
The display is one of the largest and
best ever neld in the country, ex
perts say. Rhode Island Reds are
in a slight majority over the other
entries.
The Nebraska Rabbit Breeders' as
sociation also has an exhibit of 250
rabbits, including New Zealand,
Flemish Giants, Rufus Reds ,and
fancy breeds. In a far corner bn the
Auditorium tffage is an exhibit of
tiny, pink-eyed guinea pigs.
Honey Display Also.
The Dougias County Honey Pro
ducers' association has a varied dis
play of honey products in the Audi
torium. .
The United States Department of
Poultry Husbandry is taking an ac
tive part in the exhibition, and has
furnished two carloads of equipment
for handling the poultry.
The show is also sponsored by
the bureau of publicity of the Cham
ber of Commerce. The largest
number of poultry entries of any
show vet held, were on exhibition
yesterday morning when the show
opened. ir
Experfs on poultry husbandry
from Washington, DjC., will ecture
each evening.
No admission is, charged to either
the rabbit or poultry shows.
One of Nebraska's Prize
. Turks Ready for Big Day
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Sixth
Annual
Poultry
Show
5t
Te&dy fpt- tK Big- "Dar
On of Nebraska's prise turkeys which U ready (or that day of
all days, Thaniufivine,'. which comes next Thursday. "King Turk" is in
hi glory on that day. But only for a short time. The old cobbler is
quickly gobbled up himself by th descendants of John Alden.
My HEART and
My HUSBAND
Adele Garrison's New Phase of
7 Revelations
of a Wife
Officials Probe False
Report o Wilson's Death
Atlanta. Ga.. Nov. 24. State and
city officials today were investigat
ing the, hoax perpetrated here last
nieht bv an unidentified man who
telephoned to the City auditorium,
where Vice President Marshall was
speaking, that President Wilson ,was
dead and that Washington wasscall
ing Mr. Marshall on the longdis
tance telephone. ,
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Mrs. d S. Budd, of
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I have taken itsince mar
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Cold ahd Grip Germs
find their earliest victims
among those who are weak
and run down and whose
resisting power is lowest-
The pure food elements
in Tather John's Medicine
build energy to resist cold
and bnp germs.
The gentle laxative effect
of Father John's Medicine
helps to drive out impuri
ties.' You are safe when you
take Father John's Medi
cine because it is guaran
teed free from alcohol or
any
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form.
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60 years in use.
Is Madge's Guess Correct.
"These," as little .Mrs. vDurkee
took of! their wrappings and laid
them on the bed beside me, re
vealed themselves as dozens of roses
with the exquisite varied coloring's
of the hybrid teas. I caught my
breath in amazed admiration at the
beauty and the profusion of the
blossoms.
. " I thought they would make you
sit up! carrolled my neighbor.
But I forgot, poor dear, you can't
sit up. Do you know, though, I'd
change places iwith you to have
some, of these happen to me."
"It's very evident that you never
had a. fractured rib, Lillian drawled,
and I surmised that she did not like
either the offering; of the flowers
from Major Grantland or little Mrs,
Durkee s pejsiflage concerning it."
I uia youf lhe little woman
gave her a sly, mischevious glan
which amused me.
"No," Lillian responded promptly,
"but I've seen them in action enough
that I know that a few flowers
wouldn't be compensate m for it."
"A few flowers 1" .Mrs. Durkee
shrilled. "Goodness the man must
have bought the florist out!
Aren't they the most exquisite
things, Madge?
"They are beautiful, indeed,"
answered, bijt the very profusion of
tne blossoms" trouDiea me. i qia
not want Major Grantland to buy out
a florist for me, no matter what the
truth of my little neighbor's asser
tion that he felt himself responsible
for mv accident.
"Wherever will you put them?"
she asked, looking around the room
perplexedly.
'"Katie will bring you . whatever
you need in the way of vases or
bowls," I replied. "Won't you ar
range them for me?" '
Mr. Durkee'sv Request.
Now in our little circles "Lillian,
with her highly trained color sense,
is the finad authority on the, arrange
ment of any decoration. But
guessed that this particular task as
one not to .Lillian's liking. On the
ether hand, I was sure that little
Mrs. Durkee, who possesses a dis
tinct knack in this direction, was
wild to delve into the mass of fra-
arrant bloom.
Her Fluffiness, however, looked
dubiously at Lillian.
Doesn t'Mrs. underwooar she
asked.
"No. Mrs. Underwood doesn't
Lillian flashed back with al
most a touch of pettiness in her
manner." "My, patient is keeping
me pretty busy, you see, she added
rriore graciously, and you always
do flowers so exquisitely and love
Lthe task so much that it would jt a
crime to keep you fromthem.
You ve said it I my little neigh
bor asserted slangily. "Now Katie."
She turned briskly to the waiting
girl,' and in another moment was
completely lost to everything else
but her.directions. '
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J.NUW 1C1I1C1UUCI IVdllC, LM
Chinese things in the living room,
and that 1 big copper bowl," Mrs.,
Durkee called after the -girl as she
went out of the door.
Is Katie Careless?
"Just a minute, Katie,'" Lillian
followed the girt- out of ' the door
and I heard a low colloquy in the
hall, yo word "of which I could
catch. Then Lillian came back and
bent over me again. ,
Is there anything elseI can do
for you V she asked tenderly. N
Where is Dicky? I asked. I was
ashamed that behind the inquiry
was vaguely piqued thought that
again Major :GrantIand had made
Dicky appear neglectful by his own
promptness.
Dicky is-all-right, Lillian said
slowly, and I gained the impression
that she wished subtly to reassure
me for more than Dicky'i physical
well being. "He has gone to see
after the car, and other matters."
I looked quickly at Mrs. Durkee.
She was too absorbed in sorting the
roses to hear. Then I glanced ap
pealingly at Lillian. She bent her
ear to my lips.x
"Did Dicky "apologize to Major
Grantland for his language?" I
whispered.
"Really," Lillian whispered back.
"You know Dicky's way when he
realizes that he is jn the wrong."
I. closed my eyes, relieved of a
great worry and a- lesser one. I had
felt that I could not bear my hus
band to be so boorish, and I had
vaguely criticised Major Grantland"s
taste in sending me flowers in the
face of Dicky's anger.
Mrs. Durkee's disappointed .voice
City to Keep Its Hands
Off the Skip-Stop
System of Street Cars
" The city council committee of the
whole yesterday decided to keep its
hands off of the skip-stop system in
use ty the street railway com
pany.
R. A. Leusgler, vice president of
the company;' explained to the city
commissioners that this is matter
which is under . the jurisdiction of
the State Railway commission. He
also stated that the skip-stop means
a reduction of $80,000 per year in
operating expense of the system,
adding that this saving is all put
back mto-service.
The city council recently made 4h
unsuccessful attempt to induce
members of the State Railway Com
mission to come to Omaha to meet
with the city council on matters af
fecting the street railway company.
The state commission replied that
the council should firsts present
these matters in writing and then
the commission would arrarfge its
own hearings.
One of The Bee Readers
Sizes Up the Contempt Case
1 "If the people of Omaha had any
idea that Victor Rosewater and The-
Bee would ever be called upon to
pay the $2,000 fines levied by a dis
trict court iudire the money would
be raised by a self-starting voluntary
subscription, said Dr. W. L. Capell,
Omaha physician and father, of
Judge Frank Capell of the superior
and police court of Council Bluffs,
who was visiting his son there Sun
day. That's the way a big ma
jority of the peqple of Omaha feel,
toward Thi Bee and Mr. Rosewater.
I am confident the $2,000 would be
raised in less than two hours by
any reputable man who would start
out with such a purpose. 1 he Bee
has the warm support of the best
people of Omaha." .
An expert from the United States
has been employed by the govern
ment of Natal to improve the quality
of native tobacco.
made me open my eyes again
qtiickly. , - -
"Oh, Katie!" she was saying. "You
lve left downstairs 'the thing I
most vanted, that v exquisite tall
Chinese thing with the -blue and
white coloring."
' I no can hnd anywhere, , K -tie
declared stolidly, and I distinctly
saw her glance meaningly at Lillian
when Mrs. Durkee had returned to
her task. I put things together,
jumped at a conclusion. Lillian
must hve instructed Katie to secrete
that vase," and to keep it away
from Mrs. Durkee. '
' (Continued Tomorrow.)
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for the pullets that are'
low in starting to lay.
Green Bone Stimulates
them. Greatest egg pro
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pound delivered. Spe
cial attention paid to
out-of-town orders.
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Casing Co.
27th and M Sts.
South Omaha.
Telephone S. 2469 or S. 2534.
17ALNUT HILL FEED STORE
SELLS ALL
' KINGS OF
Poultry Feeds, Straw
( HENRIK HANSEN, Prop. V -
43d and Charles Sts. Phone Walnut 1716
Black
Rrlinorcas
Stoc
Blue Ribbon
Strain
k for Sale Eggs ia Season.
C. E. HUNTER, Breeder
-3820 CHARLES STREET
WALNUT 2567. OMAHA, NEB.
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Are you going to the theater or
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HANDLE A FULL LINE OF
POULTRY SUPPLIES
and REMEDIES-
Fun
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Line-of BIRD CAGES.
We handle Blatchford' Rabbit Meal and Remedies.
Distinctive Reds VTin
Wherever Shown
SINGLE COMB RHODE ISLAND REDS
v ARTHUR L. EDSON,
Breeder. 4312 Erskin St, Omaha, Neb.
s STOCK AND EGGS IN SEASON.
Free Admission
To Poultry Show
AT THE AUDITORIUM ALL THIS WEEK. '.
DON'T FAIL TO VISIT THIS ATTRACTION. OPEN.
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING. ,
DON'T FAIL
TO VISIT OUR DISPLAY OF POULTRY SUPPLIES THERE.
BUCKEYE INCUBATORS
STANDARD, COLONY BROODERS
POULTRY REMEDIESt
Lett's, Prmtt'a, ConkejrVLe Gears.
Don Sung Chinese Egg-Laying Tablets.
Most 'Complete Lin of Poultry Supplies in the City.
(
The Nebraska Seed Co.
1613 HOWARD ST.
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1 li Blocks West of Auditorium.
High Grade S. C. White Leghorns.
Stock and tggs in season.
POULTRY YARDS
H. A. RASGOKSHEK. Prop.
The Strain That Is Bred for En
Production. Phone Walnut 4677
BENSON STA., OMAHA
C. R. PINNEO, Proprietor, OfHdal
Registrar; Member of N. B. F. A.;
H. A. N. Z. C; N. R. B. A.
, W. C. HUNKS, Manager.
Oregon Trail Rabbitry
We are re-stocking with the best
breeders that, can be secured. In the
future we will handle
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CHECKERED GIANTS,
RUFUS REDS. -
All orders filled promptly. Satis
faction guaranteed or money refunded
Dressed Rabbits at All Times.
Phone Harney 6984. Lincoln Blvd.
Ting's
Luxus Rabbitry
THE HOME OF
GOOD RABBITS
1810 VINTON STREET
OMAHA, NEB.
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ASSOCIATION
World's
Champion
Layers
v Tom Barron English
S. C. W. Leghorns
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Three pens at American
Egg Laying Contest, 1918
49, averaged over 200 eggs
per hen per year.
One pen was highest pen
in November, 1918, the first
month of the contest. -
One 'pen was highest pen
in August, 1919. vv
Bred to lay all the year
around.
Welch's
. Cherry croft
Farm
. , Benson Station,
Omaha
Nebraska
Will Hold Its Sixth
Annual Show
AT THE
Auditoirium
Nov. 24th to 30th
y. , " ' . . . .
.Rabbit Show
Will Be Held in Connection
New and Interesting Features
Every Night
ADMISSION
FREE
J. W. WELCH,
' President
ARTHUR L. EDSON,;
Secretary
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