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THE BEEt OMAHA, THURSDAY. JUNE 15. 1922.
Helpless Baby
Gasps for Life
These Hot Days
The Bee'i Free Milk and Ice
Fund Only Meant
Ilelp Pitiful
Infanta.
A bby, innocent and helpttM,
fiiPf thrpugh these hot dm and
nifbu, iicpa for its very life. It
mother, desperately poor, eeeki with
U the ttender mesne in her wretched
home, to keep h alive.
There are Korea of iuch' cue la
Omaha today, right now.
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Corns?
juat say
Blue-jay
to your druggiat
Stop Pain Instantly
The simplest way to end a corn la
Bine-jay. A touch atopa the pain In
stantly. Then the corn looiena and
cornea out Made in two forma
Colorless, clear liquid (one drop does
hi) and fat extra thin plaster. Use
whichever farm you prefer, plastera
or the liquid the action is the same.
Safe, gentle. Made in a world-famed
laboratory. Sold by all druggists.
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The Bee's Free 11 ilk and lee fund
I. the only established mtan to help
thete piuiul infanta.
Visiting nurses, when they find
turn taws as the above, order pure
milk and cooling ice and charge it
to The Bee's fund. Thus, without
-overhead' charge, every cent yon
give actually goes to relieve the sul
fering of tome poo' ''"' babe.
Oh, don't forget them.
Give a little of your comparative
plenty to bring these helpless little
ones through the hot summer. -
Send or bring it to The Ute office.
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Heroes of Flanders
to Lie Together
Bluffs "Buddie." Who Were
Pals Till Death to Be
Buried Sunday.
Thev went to war toaether. fought
together, died together, and now
their bodies have been returned from
overseas together and will be hon
ored at a double funeral Sunday.
Thus will end the rar record of two
Council Bluffs me whose bodies,
with that of a Nebraskan. were re
ceived here Wednesday afternoon at
the Union station.
Pvt. Kobert A Cress. Col L, 168th
infantry, was killed in action on July
27, 1918. One day later hi buddy,
Cpl. Morris Dunn. Co. L, 168th in
fantry, gave his life in battle.
The other body received was that
of Pvt. Lew M. Rehm, Battery B.
127th field artillery, who died of
pneumonia, October 10, 1918. The
body will be shipped to Bloomington,
Neb., where the American Legion is
to have charge of the funeral.
Capt. M. N. Greeley of Fort Oma
ha was in charge of a military escort
that met the bodies at the train.
Representatives of the Omaha Chap
ter of War Mothers, the Chamber of
Commerce and the Overseas 'league
also were present to decorate the
coifins. " ' . '
Vegetables are not hurt by re
heating.
Elks Convention
to Meet Tuesday
Columbus Lodge Preparing to
Act at Hoita for Large
Number of Viiitori.
Columbus, Neb, June 14. (Spe
cial.) Nebraska Elks and their wivet
will begin to herd into Columbus
next Tuesday for the annual state
convention of the antlered members
of the B. P. 0. . which will be held
June 21 and 22.
Ten delegates will represent each
lodge In the state at this session, but
the Columbus lodge, which will be
host to the Elks, has been warned
that many others besides the regular
delegates plan on attending the con
vention. In order of their age, the 19 Elks
lodges in as many different cities
in Nebraska are Omaha, Lincoln,
Hastings, Fremont, Grand Island,
Beatrice, Norfolk, Plattsmouth, Alli
ance. Falls City, Kearney, North
Platte, York, Nebraska City, Colum
bus, Fairoury, ScottsblufT, Chadron,
and the baby lodge, McCook, which
was organised and chartered just
last year.
Committees of the .Columbus lodge
already are hard at work completing
arrangements for the entertainment
of the visiting Elks, and programs
which include plenty of music and
dancing have been completed..
The' Columbus lodge at its meet
ing last night, passed a resolu
tion recommending the trustees to
invest in bonds for the Omaha Elks
new $1,000,000 club house not to ex
ceed $500. The antlered brethren of
Columbus are frequent" visitors to
the Omaha lodge and . will derive
many advantages and much pleasure
upon the completion of the new home
at Eighteenth and Dodge., streets in
Omaha. ' ' . . ' -
648 Minera Lose Livei
in Four-Month Period
Washington, June 14. Accidents
in coal mines in the United States
during the first four months of 1922
took a toll of 648 lives, according to
the Bureau of Mines..
This figure . represent a fatality
rate of 3.89 for each million tons of
coal produced.
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TJiKrvTrmn-v (t tn conswkrita buying a tire
TVneo yaxbuy atircyoa want to be certain that it is the policy
Va pvc you nonem value m ivmi inauiaixiiHcu
will last tne hie of
V
tt Maondbie cost. ,lnat its tread
tbjCso, &nB costaoed traction and protection against skid.
T3WEB. GEARED-TO-THE-ROAD TIRES
bail to give the greatest mileage at the lowest cost.'
Tread lasts 50 per cent lonfer tnan the
noavciad tread. Every Miller tire is bailt of uniform,
lied Jiiaa4caTisb to -
Save Money and Trouble
.Tne MvJer oi-ganization has contributed more to increasing
ifimnQeaje in the last four vearstl any other group of men.
Ider Tire have been adopted as initial exgiiiMitait by most
el C baog mttwnMlb manufacturers. The Mifler Rubber
fl mmu hag gtomt to be recognized as a leader in expert and
toSSed nsbber, wex-kmanship the world over.
1 The I2er name on tires and tubes is your assurance that the
. ICHsrtire or tsbe you boy will give you kind of lon depend-
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Akron, Ohio
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Wa'waatdaalcra ta mm lrilriM Writ, hr th. cmmHimmliml 4UiU.
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Plata Cane. 34th
Omaka Motor Ina No.
Lomaworth St.
Omaha Motor fa No. 2, XS72
Hanwy St.
Blackatona Cam. 3814 Far .
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DUkm Jacob. oo, 314 S. IStk.
Don Towa Cant, 1430 Har
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Sqairn Garato, 3C1 farnam.
RhoadM GarafO, 3010 Haraoy. '
Quality Tin Shorn, 11 OS N.
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Kill Motor Co, 3080 Farnam.
Portaco Tin Marfcot, 1811 Chi
Seminary Teacher
Attacked for Heresy
Indianapolis, June M. Attacli on
the alleged teaching of heresy by
Henry Clay Vedder of the Crosier
Theological seminary, Philadelphia,
Pa., were made at the meeting of the
Fundamentalist group oj the North
ern Baptist church by Dr. Frank
Goodchild of Brooklyn, N. Y.
"An immunity bath from sin," a
sentence which Dr. Vedder is
charged with having often spoken
and written, was the basis of the at
tack by Dr. Goodchild.
Bringing of the chacge of teaching
heresy at the seminary before the
convention tomorrow, it was said at
the meeting, would be attempted.
William Jennings Bryan, former
secretary of state and an elder in the
Presbyterian church, addressed the
convention tonight on "tinkering
with the mainspring."
Check Presented Widow
of Man Slain by Bandit
The Nicholas Oil corporation,
through its officers, has presented
Mrs. Cathryn O. Siefken a check
for a handsome sum in memory of
her husband and son, who were shot
and killed by a bandit at one of the
Nicholas filling stations, according
to Otis Alvison, cashier of the Oma
ha National bank, and H. H. Abbott,
manager, Browning, King & Co.,
who represent the Siefken estate.'
Goblin Givea Up
Atlanta, Ga., June 14. William S.
Coburn, former grand goblin of the
Kn Klux Klan in California, left here
for Los Anceles to answer an indict
ment returned against him.
Separation Suit
of Grahams Ends
Case Brought to Sudden Close
When lee Cream Man's At
torney Waives Arguments.
The Graham separation suit ended
suddenly in District Judge Sears'
court yesterday when J. I". Von
Dorn, attorney for Howard Graham,
ice cream manufacturer, waived his
right to argue the cae.
The move deprived Lloyd Magney,
Mrs. Graham's attorney, of the op
portunity to present a mass of evi
dence collected in the la.t six months,
in support of the wife's petition for
separate maintenance.
Her other attorney, William J.
Hotz, presented evidence that Gra
ham has an earning capacity of
000 year, and declared he refused
to allow her more than $100 a month.
"His wife suffered privations while
he covered up his wraith," said Hots.
The wife asks $300 a month, a
home in California and furniture.
Judge Sears stated he would an
nounce his decision in a few days.
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Charles W. Pool in Race
for Secretary of State
Lincoln. June H. (Special.)
Charles W. Pool, former well-known
dt-movratit; state office holder, filed
today for the nontinatiou for see
rttary of state and issued s long
statement pledging himself to stand
for practically cveything he thinks
the people want.
David Robinson of Chadron filed
today for the republican nomina
tion for state railway comini.sioner.
Tax Pavnienta Due.
The office of the collector of in
ternal revenue in the federal building
was busy yesterday. Large numbers
of citizens were payt'tg the June in
stallment of the income and profits
taxes which must be paid by June IS.
HULBRANSEN
PLAYER PIANO
WationalbVncuL
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600
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The Art and Muuc Store
1513-15 Douglas Stroot
Attorney Ceneral Davis
to Address Old Settlers
Lincoln, June M (Special,) At
torney General Clarence A. Davis
will, pek tomorrow afternoon at
the Palmyra Old Settlers' picnic, la
the evening be will talk on law en
forcement at the Wesleyan umversi.
ty radio station. His speech will be
broadcast to radio stations through
cut the state.
Neal and Shukert Estate
Appraised for Heavy Tea
The Douglas county exchequer
' S . I. a ...laaJllt
was enncnea soinewiui iinuuii
imiriniig wnrn iwu r.ian. -r
primed for inheritance tax,
The $7MJ,UJ 2S estate of Gustava
E. Shukert will pay the county a
lax of $471174, while the $111,612
estate of Charles T. Neal will pay;
$o.'8.
AOVKBTIBRIIEKT,
ADVERTISEMENT.
BEATON DRUG CO.
Make Remarkable Offer to Any Person in Omaha Who
la Weak, Sick, Nervous or Run-Down.
It Is New Possible fr Y U Com U This Store, Bay a RegcUr $1.10
Package if NauliJ Iraa fr SSc, Us ll Ur Ts WeeJu, ami
If at the End of That Ties Yo Have Net Received All. mmi
Eves) Greater Base fits Thaa Yaw Eaoact, Simply Briag
the Wrapper Bask t Beatea Drag Ca. aad'We
Witt Cheerfully Head Yaa Back Yeur Money.
Omaha people may wall 'ask how we can afford to make thia remarkable
"Satisfaction or Money Back" offer. Medical examinations by physicians
all over the country show that an amazing number of people lack 100
iron in their blood. At a recent conference, Dr. Jamea Francis Sullivan,
formerly physician of Bellevua Hospital (Out Door Department), New,
York, and the Westchester County Hospital, said, "Without iron, th
blood becomes weak, thin, pale and watery. In many people thia so seri.
ously weakena their vital organs as to lead them to believe that they have
heart or stomach trouble, kidney diaeaae, nerve fores exhausUon or soma
other serious ailment I have had people coma to me thinking they had
heart trouble, becauae they often had paina and palpitation of the heart,
sudden dizziness, faintness or spots before the eyes. In a great many of
these cases, the moment iron was supplied, all of these symptoms dis
appeared." We make thia offer because Genuine Nuxated Iron contains
true organic iron like the Iron in your blood. So many people art defi
cient in iron who would surely be benefited by this remarkable remedy,
that w recommend that you come right to Beaton Drug Co., get your
bottle of Nuxated Iron. Use it for two weeks, and note the improvement
in your own case in atrenirth. enerary and endurance. If you are not
more than surprised at the results, just bring back the wrapper and we
will promptly refund your money without question.
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Again Tomorrow and All Week PURE WJgg and
Fresh Pastries,
fiome-Made
Kind - - :
Big Cake
Doughnuts,
20c Dos.
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... .. .. ... ;-7,- "ow awiv nours: 9 tut a p. iu.f except oaiuraay uu o p. m.
For TKursday Extra Specials Greatly Underpriced
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The Annex Offers Unusual Inducements for Thursday
Women's
Vests,
2 for 25c
Women's vests,
sleeveless, all sizes
regular 25f val
ue. Ammtx
Sateen
Bloomers,
69e
. Sateen bloomers,
white only, all
sizes. Regular 98c
kind. t
Aaaex
Marquisette Cur
tains, 91.49
Fine marquis
ette curtains, nat
ural or white, ruf
fled or lace edge.
These are 2 yds.
long and a very
good quality, val
ues to $2.50. ' i
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Marquisette,
15 Yd.
. Marquisette with
plain or fancy bor
ders in white or
natural, 34 to 36
inches wide. Reg
ular 29c values. v
Annex
Curtain
Scrim
121oYd.-
Fine curtain
scrim, 36 inches
wide with fancy
r printed borders.
Regular 29c val
ues. Annex
Scrim
Voiles
Fine ruffled and
hem switched bor
der scrim curtains
21 yds. long. Val
ues to $1.49. ' ,
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Black
Sateen,
25 Yd.
; Black sateen
nicely finished
and very lustrous.
Regular 39c value.
Annex
Unbleached Muslin, Women's Hose, Ribbons, 17 Yd.
Yd. 12Vrt Pr. Urge assortment of
dood heavy fine qual- . Women's fine hose in ribbons in plain
ltjr LL muslin, 36 Inches Waefc or brown, gauze j d f
tar Sis!"' W" ular 29c values.
Aanax '. Annex " Annex
Women's Union Suits, 351 Printed Voile, 25e Yd.
Women's union suits, sleeve- printed voUej 40 inches
? "r,1'?'1? ?"? in aU new effects. Regular 49c
Sizes 36 to 44. Regular 49c . 6 0 .
value. , , ' ..' .: :. ' , . -;.
Bloomers, 29. Staple Gingham, Dress Ginghams,
Fine pink baUste 14 Yd. 15 Yd.
bloomers, well made, Rf,Bu Fine dress ginghams
full out, regular 49c cSn VuA Z I'Jrtl
value. . 1 , , stripes, regular 25c val-
ular 19c value. . ue
Annex . Annex ' Annex
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Children's Sox, 3 Prl 50t Stunmer Net Corsets, $1.00
Children's fine half hose, plain Fine light weight summer net cori
colors and fancy tops. Sizes 4 "Vvf" " to A,B0 !toe "ght
. weight corsets, medium or low bust,
to 10. Regular 35c kind. sizes 21 to 36, Regular $1.69 value,
v Annex Annex'-
THURSDAY SALE IN
DRAPERIES AND RUGS
Third Flour
Green Bungalow Porch
3hades Well made and
nicely finished: '
4-foot ...... S 3.75
6-foot !i G.25
8-foot ...... 15 8.25
10-foot 1(11.00
12-foot ......913.25
Pillows of Cretonne
Round and square
shaped pillows of bright
hued cretonne of good
quality, 79 and 98s
Baffled Curtains are for
summer use. - We have a
full line, ready hemmed
and tie-back to match In
marquisette, voile and
scrim, white and ivory.
$1.85 values, pair. $1.00
Deltox Grass Rugs
- Nationally adr
vertised. You've
heard about the
superior wearing
qualities and at
tractive color- ef
fects of the Deltox
for bedrooms, din
ing rooms, sun
parlor and porch.
27x54 ....... S 2.25
3x6 S 3.25
4x7 ....... S 6.50
6x9 ....... $ 9.00
8x10 .......811.00
9x12 ....,..$15.00
' ' Cretonnes
We have arranged over
5;000 yards of heavy,
medium and regular
qualities. A wonderful
range of patterns and
colors. , Styles for ev
ery possible use, for
drapes, furniture cov
ers, pillows, cushions
And many other uses.
Lot ll 39c values, yd.23e
Lot 2: 49c values, yd.33e
Lot St 59c values, yd. 43d
Thursday
Notion Sales
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Dress Snap Fasteners, black and
white. Regular 5c value. Per
dozen 24
Stay Binding All widths. Reg
ular 5c value. Each ........2
Bnbberlzed ' Kitchen Aprons ;
Regular 50c value, each 33
Stickerie Braid Regular 10c
value; a'bolt..... 5e
Safety Pins Nickel plated. AH
sizes. Special 5e)
Sanitary Aprons Regular 50c
value, each 33et
Bick Back Braid All colors,
10c value, 3-yard bolt....6c .
Dressing Fins Regular 5c pkg.
each 2e
Baby Bobber Pants 39c value,
each 25t
Dressing Combs Coarse and
fine, 25c value, each ..... lOe
J. A P. Coats' Spool Cotton ,
Black and white, spool. ...4e
J. & P. Coats' Darning Cotton
. All colors; a ball 24
J. & P. Coats' Silk Finish Cro
chet Cotton All colors. Spe
cial, a ball. ..... . . . . ... .5e
Weimar Toilet Soap, large bar, 1
10c value, per bar...... ..'.5"et .
Palmolive, Jap Hose, Creme Oil
Toilet Soaps, etc., 12c value, .
per bar ;..;7e-,:
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Boys' Wear on Sale
Thursday
Boys Blue Chambray
Sport Blouses and good
percales, stripes, all
sizes. Special pT(
Thursday. ... OUC
Boys' Crash Knicker
Pants Sizes 6 to 15,
gray, tan, khaki color,
plain stripes, rA
special, at... 0Js
New Wash Hats and Golf Caps Every
imaginable style and color. A
Special, at ................ tcOC
Boys' Overalls Good quality PAn
denim, all sizes. Special. . ; . . . OUC
Boys' Tash Suits Hundreds to select
from, : samples and surplus rCT
stocks, "values to $2.50, at. . . . OC
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Thursday !
Toilet Goods
Sale
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25c3Iavis Talcum Powder 15f
$1.25 pint size Vacuum Bottles
for .................. 79
25c Listerine ........... .18
10& Haskins' Hardwater Soap
iot 7Vit
Lemon Soap, 6 bars for. . .25
Combination Water Bottle and
Syringe for......... $1.25
Front Room
for Thursday
$1.50 and $2.00 Hand Bags
All genuine leather, good d"
styles, well made:. . . . . . . tyX.
Silver Candlesticks Regular
price $1.50. Sale price, di
per pair ............... tjjj.
Ladies' Handkerchiefs Regu
lar price 12'Ac and 15c ("
each. Sale price, doz. . . . tpx
A Shoe Sab
for
Thursday
Women's Patent Leather Two
Strap Fancy Whit Stitched
French Heel Slippers Sizes 4
to 7 in A and B dQ QfT
widths, $5 value tymleiJO
Boys' and Women's Lotus Calf
Stitch Down Sknff ers Sires
2r2 to 6. Some have rubber
heels, balance made without
A good $2.00 value QQ
per pair...... pXe3t
Thursday
Sale
Men's Wear
Men's AIl-Wool 1-Piece Bath
ing Suits In blue and white,
brown . and heather, assorted
combinations. Reg. (PQ QfT
price $6, at...... buVJ
Store for Vea and Boys
Hen's Genuine Porosknit Union
SMts In white and tan. -Reg
ular price $2.00.
Thursday
Mala Floor
iva iuu
$1.29
Thursday
Sales
in the
China
vare
' . ' ' , .' ,'
; Sale of
Fancy
China
5 Big Lots
We bought the
sample line of
Mormura Bros,
of Hand-Paint
ed Fancy China
---they are the
largest import
era of Fancy
China in the
world. We will
put on sale the
entire line, con
sisting of Salad
8 o wj s, : B o n
Bons, Jelly
Plates, Relish
Dishes,' Celery
Tr ays, Spoon
Trays, 01 1 v e
Dishes, Salt
and Peppers,
Su gar -and
C r e am ers,
M a y oh n aise
Sets and all
kinds and sizes
of Fancy Plates
at'
$1. $1.50,
$2. $2.50
and $3
Values double
and triple the
sale prices.
Thursday
: Sales .
Wall
er
Pap
Wall Paper tn
Living Rooms,
Dining Rooms,
Halls and Bed
rooms
7ic
Two-tone stripes,
grass cloth ef
f ects, allover pat
terns, n atripea and
chintt patterns for
your bedroom.
Sold with new cut
out' borders to
match. -
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cago St.-
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