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THR OMAHA rKK: TIU'R.SIUY. KI'TKMCKR 21, 192;
Bible Institute
Conference Opens
at Omaha Church
5riom Will IM.! Kvrry
Pay lTp to Turwlay X lifit
School Will Ot.rn
to 5rulint.
Al iN!Tirti(lllinll(ll1jI JUife It'll'
indue to be ltr!4 under the aupi
III the Qmahj Ji . L 1- matnute 1 1. en.. I
it the Thud J'rtliytrfi4i thunh,
Iwtnlirlll a ml I.taitlivVGItll illirU,
iai niglii. The opming ddrr wa (
il.liiMid bv Krv. A. IS. Marshall. I
paior tl the lust J'rr byic ti.m j
ihiirih, CUiiiiiU. I4 1 !
.Sfi.uini will begin at 'J today ami
coiiimtie throughout the luy, biv,
T. C. W'tli.itr, chaplain vt the Ne
braska Mcthodint honjnul, will give
n address at V;JO. Krv. John )',
Davis, Kansas City, Mi)., will talk on
a ati(.Miiirj)r.
Be Sure to
Eat Plenty
V Troubled With Sour, Cany Stom
ach Km Stuart' Dyapepaia
Tablet Altar Eating.
Juat braue th ilntub get our ftr
latmg atoa't er youraalf into aurvmg.
tee tea your iMiih with on or, two
An AitMi I ' IJ (oil!
IrU.'l. cj f, ffct It HI.. IM
Ki-r 't U u r, ,
H. I'AitiMiti tur Kpd, la; Mrs.
til H May u On i 4, Kt I !
I I nilnii ill II r liiiiiiuinul !ai-
t t fhm.h iil Wrv VVilUjiu L
t 4', j'jiiit id tin- I itt l'tr'iif'
r ijit itmiiii jit Cir.tiii. J.
J he inil'UUiF Mill iiiiiimir with
! ii..y . ..! I UYdiit.day
Bight A Il; 111 till. 'nil Hill
tr trrMHtt. by icprrsi ntiivt of
many lUno, ihll jlioila, according; to
lit . V. II- Joi'Un, who 1 111
cti.trgr i t the J!,lilj iitslilut
I lie la nl.ii4ifi i ii tii llihle in
alitulr vi ill I'f 4t S uith Jhirty
t . t i awfiijc tin )rr. Cuurc
Mill begin mi ihr i!uf i, lb (iinlrt
rine, A nilf lii'in tl: (acuity, con
sisting (il Ki'V. Joidait. Iirrsnlnit;
John K. IluiiUv, I'i'rrfrfry; Krv, T,
C, Wtbattr, l!rv John I', Davit,
Mi Minnie A. NeUon, Ktv. A, A.
Drl aniu- ami U ilium It. I'atri n,
lint villi In irial Jfilurra diliv-
fni by T hhiti, nt iuiill!rrt (lulll
I'mg jiul Nt j-W 1.
Oinalian in Argonaut Mine
10 Duvii Id fori Diia.u r
V. J. Cc'.fl, ,iit;ili4ii. viliii uni
ii iirrit in ihi- Arutiunt vi'.it-re thr
47 niiinr wire i.iuinlirl, kj in
the tli nt at Hie 4.350 font Irvt ! 10
tlajs lirfure th men wire im
(iriviiiei!.
He rxtilumt'd tM.it the rfitmn in
wliii'h the AiK'iiuul anil Kilinrily
niuin are 1 . t - in I. noun at the
"litotiirr lotli" tt tltr tre-i"oiliiriiig
ki'itmiif nf t 'alilnrnia. '1 lii !dc m
ilipcovercil 50 jtar 3k" .ami a the
nftiie i( the firt ore tuiiiing in Cah-iurnta.
HYMt EPY-TIME TALES
- - : 1
T FIIPTHFDTAI FflF
A vim iiui inuuu vi
l JIMMY RABBIT
&&m..KWIW SCOTT BAILEY.,
1 MM' II K .H
Htnneui lien and Hrr Kari
Ikmirita Urn 4J ImLmu lur
liiit 111 -fii tr t;rnil' ii4ijti. Slir
ua t- )'; ni'iiu! ii (m ul m'l".
And mhrit Jmniiy H'iU i r.lld
'i44fi! jiih luuttuflrf in her, he
jii'wiuil in a vriy rd UMinii'r,
l ImiHf )nu'lr luil!," 4U J nniiy,
"fciul all ihr ilnldrrii, tuo."
"lih! the cInMico are all ligbl
lleitrii'iia rrjiluj. "Ilmnk j-il-lir,,
tK-y'le allium Idol ui'iu!l lJ
(itli tlinr uHii ler'l. T ti-y !tri
very intiiiilly at ii'ailit Nuihiiiii icaii
wiikr i'ii 111 Thr) ie Mil. (tut t in
1.1,1 Mr!) t all"
"Wlut okiiu t be tlw iisaUtr?"
Jmiiiiy akii In r.
"I ut my braiiiy lUrii List miltit "
llrnriitu rn'iljiiird "1 h K'ukIit
Lit sue MMdki-, in'miu: )l tud
il v4 (4""'l( f'" I'i'iay. ni 'ie
Tli Blf Follow Who Do iho
Bio Work Ara no oironfor
Tba Tholr Stomach.
Stuart' Pytprpia Tablrt anil tackl tin
at ail without fear. 'I'h averag pr
un tiMd a lut of oo4 food to uimly
hi bulk with ufrlcint nouriihment. And
it tb food ioura rrom imliirptiun vivo the
tomh th ilkalin ffct It nwd and
you toon kru up your lrrtiRth. Th
bi turdy ftllow who tarkhr th big job
of l( ar no atrengor thaa their tom
arh, kne gtiiart Dyppia Tablrt arc
r roaiiy inviiuaui 10 anruiw mttiiim 10 w
' digoation. Kt what you liko, pie,, cherao,
uaKO, picklca. frird gg or baked bran
: and lt thaa tablet keep your atomach
i a weet and aomfortable. You ran get a S0
,. rent bos of Stuart' Oyapopda Tablet of
. any druggiat.
..11. . .
-. m get i 1 T J.
b -nia. -ra . -
The Object
OF INVESTING la frequently to
obtain a regular Income from aur
pltia funda.
THE REAL INVESTOR make cer
tain hi capital la aafa and then
endeavor to aacure th higheat
poaaihl rat contingent on that e
eurily. INVEST TODAY wher your money
will earn $, dividend quarterlr.
with firat mortgage on home aa
security,
ASSETS $9,BM.0O0
RESERVE 406,700
BUILDING LOAN
ASSOCIATION
iBth AND HARNEY 81 YEARS IN OMAHA
M A
to.'
H tail b eeuUart apajaa anathlnA
ctf hit taiL
waiitvit to warn Farmer Cneii. You
tan are for yotiraeK Imw hard it in
raininif." aaid Henrietta with a sniff.
The mm wis nhiniiiK hrititlv. "I
shouldn't mind .so mui h if the Roost
er knew anything about tint weather,"
khc adilcil. "Hut he doesn't. He'
the nooret weather prophet I ever
taw. '
Now, no matter what sort of diffi
culty a person mifiht he in, Jimmy
Kabbit always had a rt'icdy for it.
lie tfd to Henrietta, "You know
you don't need to let the Roostef
disturb your rent.'"
"Ohl I could thane him out of the
henhouse if 1 tried to," aaid Henri
etta grimly.
"J don't mean that," Jimmy Rabbit
told her.
"Then what have you in mind?"
she asked.
"It's pimple enough," he replied.
"When I'm disturbed by any noise, I
Stuff my ears with colton."
A line leilar cried Henrietta lien.
For the first time during their talk
she aeemed cheerful. And thanking
Jimmy Rabbit for his help, she hur
ried ott to tell tlie Kooster wnat sue
intended to do.
He listened to her for half an hour
while she talked steadily. And when
she had finished he yawned.
" lltat'i a l ii l b a," he mn.i k I.
"Jltre'a wily uue trouble with if.
Where aid m i!')'US to rt your
t.jttun?"
"Why. I li.dn't thitiht id (lut."
ll'llfHtM fluted. "Where ibl till
ui 1'ife Jliiii"'y K.ib!iit gut lifV
'till b, ti l, of e.iiu.i-!'' thr Kixi
irr Kriitiud. "He'i a (i('itii i,til, juii
II (''. '
I "I il 3k bull t.ir a hi' f euttoil."
J j rut hi tat lint ruUiinnt. ' N"
i!., ul, I he I be nUil t i give inr nniii' "
And blu I hi ni d lui tt tu tht- w-i i il n
Hut whrii khe aakcl him, liuimv
K.1I1I.1I tuiil be u.i mi iv. lie jid
he ti'ii'dii t i4rr uiiylhiurf olf Ins
t.J He ,i.i if it U4 any suialler,
lln iimIiI". wiHlhl liuki' Mill id him.
Will, ll.MMiti.i llni W4 utiiimiirr
th.iii hit atin iliat, Mir wmt ahmit
ihr l-irm H-Uu? r hrr irimlih in ivrry
builv th.it UMiihl h.-liil to hrr.
A ltr I b Jiiiontir, be iuk pain
In ki4r; mil i-f her i!it. He lud al
i rady lifurd i.ir m imirh uf lur dif
liiullii'". lie din!i.'fj Ueiitiilia all
the n-t of that day. And he was
dn-adiiiii the time whin rveiiiiiR
ahglild ruiiii'' an I be would have la
tniitr the briiluiue in root,
win re be etvuldirt eeapc lur corn
..iiiii until he (i ll :i stt-i .
"It's hardly worth while :4yhh
hrr) mi Ihi farm," be Knimblrd to
luikry I'rf'iidiof'l. ' If it wasn't for
dt-iriliutf i-'armcr (iieiit I'd run
away; l"ur it's terrible to have to hear
llciuietu's fi-oliling."
"Wlut's l lie matter villi her novi?''
Turkey 1 'rouiUuot iiituired.
The Kou.itcr told biiu: Henrietta
had no colton with which to stuff her
ears.
"Huh!" ciied Turkey I'nmdfoot.
"Jf Mic had anv cotton, how rould she
stuff lur ears with it? Where are
llitiiieita Hen's tars? Ak her that.
I've never seen 'em.''
With a whoop the Rooster rushed
to the other side of the farmyard,
where Henrietta Hen was borinp
some of her friends with her sad
story.
"Henrietta! Henrietta!" the Roost
er squalled. "Where are your ears?"
Henrietta Hen spun around and
jabliid him with her bill.
"Don't ask me stub questions in
public! she cackled. Haven t you
any sense?"
Now, the Rooster hadn't expected
such a warm greeting. He turned
tail and ran around the barn, with
Henrietta scurrying after him.
"She has caught him," said the
neighbors presently, as a piercing
screeeh from the Kooster broke the
silence. '
After awhile Henrietta returned
alone.
"I don't need to worry any more
about stuffing my ears with rotton,"
she told her friends. "The Rooster
has decided to crow no more at
night."
(Copyright, 1921.)
Bee Want Ada are best business
boos'.trrs.
ASTONISHING FACTS IN
REGARD TO SUCCESS OF
TANLAC ARE REVEALED
i
!No Longer 'Any My.tery
Concer ning Enormous
Demand for Celebrated
Medicine. Big Omaha
Druggists Enthusiastic.
Should marriage
be forbidden by Law ?
There are some people, who for a number of definite
reasons, have absolutely no right to marry. Suppose you
were one of them? Or one of your children? Would you
voluntarily forego matrimony? Do you think the State
should have the right, in any circumstance, to
forbid it? Dr. Harvey W. Wiley, in an extraor
dinary article, "The Rights of the Unborn," dis
cusses this great problem fearlessly in
T&lYxiC October Good Housekeeping.
1 I -De. WScy proposal ahoald bo read by
i I parent and by owryooo ooatcrBplatiag mtariage.
TAriifi i c -YirwT IT r irJ 4-1 &
Mnln &iret ? Ml
Main Street has been villifled its VffiK
faults ridiculed. Is Main Street all
wrong? Hasnt it a human side, fi-PHN
generous and romantic? Isn't itthe tt&
1 SU!"
8 stories and
M f Afirna
October Good ,
teat, with its 243 page,
a CTmarfcahk caflectton of
featmea tnclnding tb
many aunlco deparumou
lor wtoch tb magweina h
faSIW WlaV
Stories
SttxiM by Ben Amet Wil
liams. Petar Clark M a cf ar
ia n, Bmma-Lindsay
Sqaiot. I. K. R. Wyli,
Hnrenc HitiRhara Living
ton, Mary Synoo, Helen
Ktttreto. Jnni Hatria
Otiwi, awl 49 other (a
tar In October Good
Hfwekwrjirsg Oat your
copy today.
Features
It pagta f author! tti
wlntot laahtonii Chiltl
lbor on th r'aiwr Let
tar From a Saw s W U
T Trutal A boat Meiuu;
Vm CaaMren 4 Tr.
tkoaat nuhiiit ami
IWatatton; Cuokty
HeatiA anJ ll !
gatlag Hial
fan kal t
Mtyaea.
-all in
October
backbone of the country ? Read
the first long installment of
Florence Bingham Living
ston's great serial story to
gether with 7 other stories and
49 features in October Good
Thm i mn mngwurtttutini nj ro4nt? to tht
wtva mtk tntent Airic hat ever mwrvaxi
fHouscki't'ping. Out now.
I aTl --iW arf. 1 1 Tt
Abrahatro th fmt of t!l
th rrwn to htitviy who U.
ct vrrJ th ;mi;htinn of
Gin!! It hi JfWif C slr
TTr u uiiriv.iri foe Ht in
th n.iia r fttcri-B tt Iht
tLttnaptdkan rt.l lu.l
K .',""! rt..vyy el Cnl
rtwttef fmtttatt it t'x;
t(irru( Ihjui any hmn vi amo-
tWt it tiKUy in C.U H-'ua.
elpjth;ry bigtrst mo
WHY SALES CONTINUE
TO INCREASE YEARLY
True Reasons Are Given
for Its Record-Breaking
Popularity. Two New
Branches Are Necessary
and Foreign Field Is En
tered.
The trTiuemloii s.ile tf Tanlac
continue unabated, ryer-iuiTi-asiiitf.
Lending ilrun im n tliriHiuhout (he
Uiiittd Slati, fan.ida and Mexico
tsites aui.-utmpiit at the iheuu!ie
ii. il demand and point nut enthusias
tically th.it nothing has ever equaled
this unprecedented record.
Many who formerly wire ptrzled
at the anloiiifhiiig puptiUiity of thl
mrdicine, and who were continually
asking the reason for it. have now
conn: to rr.ilue that Tanlac h;i
gained the lead by merit alone, and
maintains it by the unquestioned I'ul
liHiMcnt of its claim. Million of
grateful user have rallied to Tan
lac' standard tiiikolicitvd and have
publicly endorsed it.
That the large druggists every
where arc slill enthusiastic over this
Herniation of the Irade is evidenced
by the tone of letters received wiili
orders. '
W. A. Hover & Co., wholesale
druggists of Denver, Colo,, writing
under date of July 17, state:
"We are submitting today our or
der for the four t It carload of your
goods since April 1. Taking into con
sideration local conditions this de
mand is not only exceptional but
alone in the record of sales for pro
prietary articles in this section."
On March 17th Richardson Drug
Co., large wholesalers of Omaha,
Nehr., write: "It is only fair to you
to say that Tanlac has added more
new customers to mir list than any
one preparation we have ever handled.
Within a year you have shipped us
64,o.'() bottles."
Since the first of 1022 Tanlac has
been moving at a, rate of more than
a carload a day. The great moditii
l.tb.iraluries al Dai ton, Oiim, Walk
rryille, Canada, and Mevini tiiy,
bate a combined output of bi.-M'l hot
t'rt a day. and even with tins pto
iliiitioii it is almost iiiiMitble o
kei p up with the demand. In fact,
the liuntiiaitiirei are far behind in
Idling oiders,
The rale of sales indicates that a
m-vy world record will be made thin
year, in the ilisiiihution of JO,iKHi,(Hit
hollies r mine. Since TauUe was
first maikrtcd in l''U the total sabs
t il4tc exirrded .lO.IHHi.iKK) bottle,
and this alone prove Iliat the public
eontidrncr has tint been inisplaud,
Since the lilsl of the year il has
been found m-ersgary to rtabtish tvui
bir branch o!)ice. one in New Yoik
and one in l.o Ai'eles, ( at., to take
i itie ol the rvri -ihi re.ising demiiud
fur Tanlac in the American nietroii-
ulis an I the ixtienic western pan of
this country.
Also, ihr fiitci;:n field has turn en
tered, with the most phenomenal sne
ers, Mexico now knows Tanlac as
well as the pnip!c' of the I'nited .Si.it, -s
and Canada, and Cuba ha received
Ihe celebrated medicine with enthus
iasm. Tanlac is I'id.iv a household'
word throughout North America.
And the reason is found in one
word: Merit. No propiielary prod
uct rould lung survive the acid lest
oi tin e ami public trial if it does not
possess value and produce aetti'il
Mild positive results, (t cannot de
pend merely on whirlwin I advertis
ing and the "lirsl call" appeal. Hack
ol Taulac's phenomenal record in Ihe
driiii stores is Taulac's success in pro
dueing results, and when this fart is
thoroughly impressed there cannot
possibly be any mystery in Taulac's
achievement in such a short time
the achievement of gaining (lie top
of the heap, and holding undisputed
leadership over all preparations of its
type ever produced.
Tanlac has never been advertised
as a cure-all or iltHt it would per
form unheard-of wonders. Thr ad
vertising has been clean, straightfor
ward, and conservative. Actual tacts
and figures have been stated in a true,
business-like way that has command
ed the confidence of all in Ihe con
servative claims set out. The result
has been that the people who are buy
ing and using Tanlac are among the
best in every community, capable
of judging impartially and who carry
weight in their statements.
These are the faels in Taulac's suc
cess, unprecedented in the held of
proprietary medicine.
Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
Mothcr-To-Dc,
ReadJThis--
fTr I a ..n.erf'l tiietMg t 1
I.ert,llil luoOi.'ia Whra H I.1H1
t'. imw, .,ii ran feava I tut utiurtl
raring (bait "4 b
lf kali laiaaii
IB .I1.1M-I,I
tiall. ttoert 111 I blah
1. uee, bit .buu 'J,
wba lirat frmlUfs-,1
tb rt remr.ty.l
Ufa. t'. . liartmii'a
extant, b. I'j . aa-a:
Willi r-ir firal lul
ehlldivii 1 hint a due.
tr i"l a 11 nr. and
then tier bail to u.u 1
In.iruiMiil, but with lur bat lo
rfcilareii urd Jj,,ilir'( t'llund ami
kd only a nra; bail p tun l
gi'l a iloiliir liv'iia I waan't very
ii oely about tea or J Jura tula-
N.lei Will r r .n..H" If llliimai.4 l
U11..1I . I . .I 11, iai " . i.iiilu lw
1..M...1 ei.'liofll.lll ltif..lll.l,M Mhli'M io i.
,i.ii 11., as. uia 1,.. .il all .i'ia
V . in.! . ,ti.a' m Hiaai .xl M-aOi'4
l tU ' Al'a.a. l JI.4I..H friend' la
il.t 11 win. .1,1. ri.rinl,.f
aa4taj mmm t eBa
When in Need of Help
Ree Want Acts
1
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a m . - v a
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If
UeasVV'oW
DRESSES
New Arril Dally at
MODERATE PRICES
Julius Orkin
Hiir
Ak-Sar-Ikn
Tire Sale on at
Spratcue's' Factory
18th and Cumintr
32x31
$995
P'ftM Purpova. - , -
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HALT
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'"ACT
1'QXrASV
. I.'XI V arm
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Lj0$1 For Bal iaf I I
Purpoae
Of Course You Will Buy
Some Malt Extract
rrHE only miration I fh h mail aitrart will yoa
Imyr OikhI milt eilrn 1 nialn out ul eltolee No. I
m!t barley,
A ehei malt estraet, tajj l fi.r w.ni.t ad fs
In malt vnie, linaun It I I'll' 1 alia ii"ii-"iro ul
-liiH.w-n. wllll chenri s"ri
S irli a iual. extract I of 110 rartlily vlua.
With ruitan yourn bsveyoiir rholiwof two prndueta.
Vo l cn Ki tli plain I'urliaii Malt Extract 'un labeli
a nil Do arpuraUi iaes of lup tnat are T"sJ
to kip thrin froah. or you ran art lb Pur Uri II up
Klttioiinl AlikltHiiKar Hyrup 1 green libel), which I the
ktura rich ni.ilt rilract lnady navurwl altti luiporUnl
Uuliiiiiiian Ilnp.
Ask fur Purltau If you want tho Ik at rusult.
Puritan th ntnnitsrd all ovur tlie worltt UuUi aa to
niis'l' y laud I'-v
Ho Silt for aurl 1' tnnni
PURITAN MALT
Hop Fiaord Pla n Extract With
Sugar Sy rup " Freeh Preiaod Hop
For SaU at all Good Stem
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Omaha, Neb. fj Jtfy
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department
Guides of Experience
The Omaha Bee "Want" Ads will guide you in buying and
selling, in saving and making money in scores of the emer
gencies of everyday life.
You wouldn't travel along a road without reading the guide
posts -vou shouldn't go a dav without consulting the thrift guides
in the "Want" Ad section of The Omaha Bee.
One day you'll want to be directed to the best used cars for
sale; another, to a good refrigerator that is offered at a reason
able juice; and .nothir, to a better position than the one you're
now filling.
Ami the "Want" Ads in The Omaha Ifce will always be
ready to help you, uith changing ads about new oj.puiiunitus
al! the time.
Ott the habit of consulting th"m every day - anil when you
want t Uf an ml of your own, jiu t call AT-lantic 1(HH and ak
for a "Want" Ad takir.
The OnMha Bee "Want" Ads Rring Better Results
at Leisrr Cost
a
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GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
font
THE EKBMBJ6 BEE
fr Hour copu today
utmtom it a- g mf,