Witzenburg Heads
Gage Farm Union
Committee Named for Tax
Conference—Next Meeting
at Wymore in June.
Beatrice, Neb. Jan. 5.—(Special.)—
At the annual meeting of the Gage
County Farmers' union here Maroe
Witzenburg was elected president; I,.
M. Smith, vice president, and Frank
Malicky, secretary-treasurer.
Mr. Witzenburg was elected dele
gate to the state convention and
Frank Malicky, alternate. Tin: board
of directors consists of John Frerichs,
Pel Colgrove, Walter Dietz. Evan
Hughes and F. R. Ellington. The
report of Secretary Malicky showed
a balance on hand of approximately
$200.
Brief addresses on farm activities
were given hy F. C. Schultz of Rock
ford and W. H. Dale of Lincoln. It
was voted to hold the next meeting
In June at Wymore. The union has i
a membership of about l.ooo.
A committee consisting of Fred
Damrow, L. M. Smith and F. C.
Schultz was appointed to confer with
the county board of supervisors rela
tive to reducing taxes in tthe county.
Another committee was also named to
take up the matter of employing pris
oners in the county jail on road work.
This committee comprises Pope Fre
richs, Joe Lenger and M. A. Wick.
i Aurora School Head Will
Speak at State Meeting j
Aurora, Neb.. Jan. 5.—(Special.)— !
The principal address at the annual
meeting of the state association of
city school boards in Lincoln January
11 will be by Hupt. J. A. Dorentua of
Aurora whose subject will be "Deni
oeracy and the Organization of the
Public Schools,"
B. B. Hanson of Meadow Grove will i
advocate raising of the limit of taxa- |
tion for towns having less than 1,000
population. The present limit is 35
mills. The meetings of the associa
tion will he held at the Lincoln hotel.
Aurora Banker Heads
Taxpayers’ League
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Aurora, Neb,, Jan. 5—(Special.)—
William 1. Farley, president of the
Nebraska State Taxpayers' league, re
cently organized in Hastings, is a
banker and real estate man of Au
rora. He is president of the First
National bank of Aurora, the First
National bank at Marquette and the
First State banks at Hordville, Mur
phy, Thedford and Whitman. Mr.
Farley was one of the llrst residents
of Aurora and besides his banking in
terests is the owner of n large amount
of farm land in this county.
He was a member of the legislature
of 1907. In politics he has ql ways
been a republican and has repre
sented the party in some of the na
tional conventions.
Fire Razes Farm House.
Auburn, Neb., Jan. 5.—(Special.}—
The modern farm houso of W. B.
Flack, near Glen Bock, burned to the
ground Wednesday morning at 4.
Origin of the tire is undetermined.
Loss is only partly covered by insur
ance.
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SATURDAY MONDAY
THE GREATEST SALE OF
AD VO --KAMO
DEL MONTE AND OTHER STANDARD BRANDS OC CANNED FRUITS
AND VEGETABLES EVER HEED IN OMAHA AT LESS THAN TODAY'S
WHOLESALE MARKET PRICES. OUT-OF-TOWN PEOPLE. MAIL US
YOUR ORDERS.
SHOP EARLY—FREE DELIVERY—PHONE AT. 4603.
MILK 16 Oz. Till CinsP™cN.„“r 9c
SUGAR, 10 LBS. BEST CANE 75c
FLO U R ScT:R'5 48 spa°cuknd $ 1.54
rilirUPKIQ FRESH KILLED SPRING OO
UnivflLRO CHICKENS, POUND.
ll/lirATC FRESH PIG PORK LOIN ROAST, lb ,144c
ITIkH I 9 FRESH PIG PORK CHOPS, lb.174c
STEER RIB ROAST, BONED AND ROLLED, lb.18Uc
Fresh Pig Spare Ribs, lh.ll'/^c
Steer Beef Pot Roast, lb .8V*c
Steer R.b Boil, lb.5’ac
Steer Beef Steak, lh . 12' ic
Pure Pork Sausage, lb. . 15c
Spring Lam Legs, lb ........ 24' ye
Fancy Young Veal Roast, lb. . 145 ?c
Young Veal Stew, lb.8'^
PURE LEAF LARD. lb.... 11 Vic
Steer Porterhouse Steak, lb. . .22Vic
Sugar Cured Bacon, lh .18Vic
Sugar Cured Picnic Hams, !b.l4Vic
Swift’s Premium Hama (l/a or
whole), lb. ..24i''3c
Puritan Bacon (Vi or whole
strip), lb. 33Vjc
DELICATESSEN 5
Aunt Sallie’s 1000 Isle or Mayonnaise Dressing, pint .3oc
Famous Southern Barbecued Ham, lb..49c
■Ban, ■ | IV An entire carload
r it U I I SunkiM Naval
" " m W Oransrs.
216 size, 29c, 176 size 39c, 126
size 49c, 100 size 59c, 80 size 69c
Thin Skin Florida Grape Fruit.
80 size 5c, 54 size 3 for 25c.
36 size 2 for .25c
Fancy Jonathan or Spitz Apples
at, per dozen . - 25c and 35c
Extra Fancy Jonathan Apples.
box ..• $2.35
Fancy Black Twig or Gano Ap
ples. lb. -?. 5c
VEGETABLES
Pascal 'Celery, per dozen. .... 69c
Jumbo California Celery.15c
\
Iceberg Head Lettuce, 2 for....25c
Solid Head Cabbage, per lb. . . .2*/jC
Brussel* Sprouts, per lb . 23c
Leaf Lettuca, 3 for .10c
No. 1 Best Neb. Potatoes, pk. .. 20c
n />CD I ETC 4 Pounds Head Rico.25c
wltUvblllEiV Thomsen’* Seedless Raisins, lb.15c
5-lb. cloth sack Yellow or White
Sterilized Cornmeal .15c
4 lbs. of White or Colored Cook
inf Beans . 2®f
No. 3 size Yellow Free Peaches. ?
in syrup, can 17
1 lb. Shredded Cocoanut.22c
J. M. Catnip, bottle.iue
Red Dot Pea*, 13c; 3 for.38c
3 lbs. Harahey Cocoa.25c
4-lb. box Krispy Cracker*.55c
3 lb*. Food Center Coffee..88c
5 large roll* Toilet Paper 24c
1 lb. Gunpowder Tea...42c
HEINZ KETCHUP ,i
PEARL WHITE Soap IP Bars 35c
DAIRY Country Creamery Package Butter.... 50c
Thomsen s Dairy Maid Fancy Creamery
Butter.55l
isn Gem Nut.23c; Rex Nut.21c
Genuine Imported l.arge Eyed Swiss..65c
Genuine French Roquefort, fine flavor 79c
Another 300-pound mammoth yel
ff_____ low Wisconsin Full Cream
Cheese, lb.35c
^ Majestic Country Roll Margarine.
I ^^.xr>«skpr.ADncTl;i^ h«* lh* b"lttr color.28r
tmjm a « Bread, 15c; 2 for .25c
BAKERY Bread. 10c; 3 for.25c
Cream rutt», per cjoz.bOc
— **u#* th® Door—Genuine French Briar Pipe,
1^ ||^ 50c value, pk?. tobacco and pkg pipe cleaner, 27c
Pkg. Army A Navy Cigareta and 25c holder, 27c
P. & G. SOAP 10 Bars-43c
SKINNER S sTacgahrfptti 3 25c
COFFEE ^’kb> ^acuum Can .. 47c
tllc
TEA 1/2'Lb- Packa&«.3Sc
fooo vmt*.
1814-16-18 Farnam Phone AT. 4603
MAIL ORDERS FILLED
Tax Evaders Are
Being Deteeted
Rr\enue Agents Inspect Hank
Accounts, Collector Warns
—Blanks Mailed.
A special elaborate system of catch
ing income tax evaders is being put
into operation here and elsewhere by
the federal internal revenue depart
ment. Collector A. B. Allen said yes
terday.
"Men and women who think they
are too smart for the government may
find themselves caught before long."
he said. "Internal revenue agents are
given power to examine bank ac
counts. records of county and city
treasurers, registers of deeds and so
on,
"Doubtless there are many w ho
think they ate getting away with
something but these evasions are
never outlawed and the agents are
working constantly and bringing evad
ers to Justice." he said.
Mr. Allen, correcting the statement
made recently by a public speaker
that "92 cents of every dollar of In
come tax goes for the expense of col
lecting it" showed by the government
report that it cost only $1.07 to collect
each $100 of income tax last ye.-y.
Income tax blanks for Incomes tin
Safe
Milk
For Infants,
Invalids &
Ijl Children
The Original Food-Drink for All Ages.
QuickLunchst Home.Office ^Fountains.
RichMilk, Malted Gram Extract ir Pow
der&Tabletforms Nounahme-No cooking.
Avoid Imitations and Substitutes
Sommer Bros.
HA 0188 28th and Farnam St».
Saturday Specials
California Sweet Prunes, size 50 to
60, 3 lbs. for ......i. 48<*
Dried Red Raspberries, lb. . . . 4>5£
Blue Ribbon Peeled Dried Peaches,
5-lb. pkg.81.49
11-oz. pkg.20C4
Dolores Brand California Sardines
in Tomato Sauce, 15-oz. can,
3 for .44£
Chase & Sanborn’s Seal Brand
Coffee, 2-lb. can .89<^
Omar Wonder Flour, 24-lb. sack
for .97c4
Rlue Bell Flour, 6-lb. sack...29<!
Monarch Pork and Beans,
114-lb. can, 3 for. .. . .22c4
Advo Jell, assorted flavors, 3 pkgs.
for.25c
Crystal White or P. & G. Naphtha
Soap, 10 bars.47c^
Snowdrift Shortening, 2-lb. can
for .39£
4-lb. can ...75 C
Wedgewood, Meadow Gold, Seward
and Better Butter, lb.55£
Karo Syrup, 10-lb. pail.45c^
Imperial Valley Iceberg Head
Lettuce, solid, 2 for.25c
Fancy Fresh Mushrooms, Ib..69C
Extra Fancy Stringless Green Beans
at, per quart. 29c
Fresh Brussels Sprouts, lb. . 25c4
Choice Pork Loin Roast, lb. IS'2C
Fresh Pork Tenderloin, lb. . . ISc4
Choice Young Turkeys, lb. . 48c
and Pure EGG NOODLES
I del- $5,000 are now being sent out for
icturns of income for the calendar
j year 1922.
Feature Transaetions
of l ivestock Exchange
John Jesperson brought a shipment
1 of lambs to the local market yester
day from Cortland that averaged 75
pounds and sold for $14 SO a hundred,
ihe top price for the day. The con
i signment was sent to feed In a corn
| field 02 days ago. They cost at that
i time $13.65 a hundred and averaged
56 pounds.
The sioer market was topped by
I'rink Ketz of Marne. la., who
brought in a shipment of 31 head of
heavy llcrefords that averaged 1,385
pounds, for which he received $9.85 a
hundred. The cattle will he shipped
east, having been bought by an order
buyer for shipment.
Thor Flotra of Petersburg was on
the market with both cattle and hogs.
The cattle averaged 1.24S pounds and
sold for $8.15 a hundred, while the i
hogs showed an average of 2C3
pounds and brought $8.25 a hundred.
"I bought these cattle on the local
market SO days ago,” said Mr. Flotra.
"They cost me Jti.iO a hundred and
averaged at that time 950 pounds.
Today they averaged 1.248 pounds.
“These cattle were put in the corn
field, where T kept them for three
weeks after which 1 put them in the
feed lot, with a full feed of corn and
alfalfa hay. The gains, both In
weight and price prove to me that
cattle feeding has been a paying
proposition this season."
Stilton Chapter of I\ K. 0.
\ssails Arlmcklr "Pardon”
Sutton. Neb., Jan. D.—(Special.)—At
their last regular meeting chapter B.
if., P. K. O. adopted resolutions dc
ploring the action of Will Hays In
removing the ban on Arbuekle films
and protesting tlie showing of Ar
buckle lilms In Nebraska.
A year ago there were no Piggly Wiggly stores in Omaha—
today there are 21 and this mighty power begins the New
Year of 1923 with a deep appreciation of its responsibilities
to its friends and patrons.
SUGAR llk‘ 37c
Granulated
SS'MILK Tall 10c
Sir P&G SOAP frar’39c
Sra RAISINS Kr 15c
S TOMATOES c,°n.29c
Flavors JELLO Pkg. J 0 c
Gold*1 BUTTER 'hurned, lb. 49c
Limit CRISCO T°r 19c
Queen Cl AIID6 ,b»- 24c: 12 PA
Quality rLUUI»‘l3£: 24 1 iww
4o lbs.,
SOUP cI'nKinJ‘ 10c
i£. LUX ?.,pl,»- 25c
Fancy C. Every One ^
Storage tLUlVld Ou.r.nteed
Dozen
US.FLOUR ££ *1.95
EvergreenOO R N Can 8V2C
PEAS E.V 12V2c
I Armour OATS Large llc; 24c i
YOUR AACCPCNo Better at OQa
LUCK Uurr HR. Any Price, lb.«35JC
Above Price* Good in All Omaha and Council Bluff* Stores
Cudahy's
puritan
w ‘TheTasteTeDs’' Hams
JUST a little extra care in the
selection of meats; just a bit
more skill in trimming; just a little
nicety here and there in curing;
just a little trick all our own in
smoking; just a little better ham—
that’s Puritan. "The Taste Tells."
The Cudahy Packing Co.U.5.A.
Aulmm (’. «>f C. Reorganizes
Auburn, Neb., Jan. 5.-—(Special )—
The chamber of commerce of Auburn
was reorganized ami O. A. Soudera
j elected chairman at the regular meet
ing held Wednesday night. It. Horn
. mingson was selected secretary. The
I organization plans a dinner at each
' regular meeting during the year.
Coats at
Half Price
$25.00 to $195.00 Coats
Now on Sa!«" at
$12.50 to $97.50
Julius Otkiti
1512 Douglas Street
SATURDAY
SUNDAY SUNDAY
SPECIAL SPECIAL
DELMQNICO
—a delightfully flavored French. Vanilla Ice Cream,
containing delicious Egg Custard, blended just right.
Serve hard-frozen as it comes from the container or
after softening in refrigerator or pantry. A pleasant
surprise to your palate either way.
Fairmont's Icc Cream is made the Better Way in Omaha, Crete, (•rand Island.
Sioux City. Thke it home in bulk—or in pint 01 quart sealed packages.
BUEHLER BROS.
Omaha’s Leading Cash Markets
Quality Meats, Quick Service and Lowest Prices
212 N. 16th St. 4903 S. 24th St. 2408 Cuming St.
| Choice
Round
Steak, lb.
15 c
Choice
Sirloin
Steak, lb.
Choice
Porterhouse
Steak, lb.
18c
Choice
Beef Pot
Roast, lb.
Prime
Beef Rib
Boned and
Rolled, lb
16c
SPECIALS FOn SATURDAY
Small Lean Pork Loin, half or whole.16c
Small Lean Pork Shoulders .11c
Fresh Spareribs ..12' ic
Fresh Pork Butts.16c
Fresh Leaf Lard.12c
Fresh Killed
Spring Chickens,
PORK PRODUCTS
Fresh Pig Tails.11c
Fresh Pig Hearts,
4 lbs.25c
Fresh Pig Snouts,
3 lbs.25c
Fresh Pig Ears,
4 lbs.25c
Fresh Pig Liver,
2 lbs. .15c
Pure Pork Sausage, ,18c
Fresh Link Sausage, 20c
Fresh Side Pork.20c
Choice Salt Pork. ... 18c
Buehler Bros. White
Naptha Soap, 1-Ib.
bars, 4 for .25c
CANNED GOODS
Carnation Milk,
tall cans.10c
Carnation Milk,
small cans.5c
Early June Peas,
3 for.38c
Pork and Beans, 3 for 26c
Fancy Sardines, 5 for 25c
Sugar Cured
Picnic Hams . *
Sugar Cured OjA*
Skinned Hams. .
Sugar Cured
Breakfast Bacon
Fancy Lean IQi'4
Breakfast Bacon
Armour Star
Hams .fcwi#
Armour Star
Bacon .Vww
Fresh Oysters, 7fip>
quart .
Fresh Hams, 1ft I*
Vz or whole ....
Best Creamery JPTj6^
Butter, lb. . .
Choice Boiling C*
Beef.
Fresh Killed Oftl*
Young Hens . .
SAUSAGES
Choice Wienies.15c.
Choice Frar.kfurts . ,15c
Choice Garlic
Sausage.15c
Choice Polish
Sausage.15c
Fresh Liver Sausage, 15c
Fresh Bologna
Sausage . 15c
Fresh Minced Ham. ,18c
Fresh Pressed Ham 18c
Fancy Summer
Sausage.i20r
P. & G. White Naptha
Soap, 10 bars . . ,41c
BUTTERINE
Liberty Nut Oleo . . ,21c
5 lbs.$1.00
Evergood Oleo, 2-lb., 45c
5-lb.$1.10
Eggs in carton.33c
Pure Lard.13c
Express and Mail Orders F illed From This List Promptly
..———
igT
Douglas Harney
Dhonc- AT. bhonc- DO.
'5400 '"BO
tETRAL HOST COHVtW^ "
COME ONCE AND YOU WILL COME ALWAYS
Oold'a Sterling or Swift'* Win
chejter Narrow Lean Breakfast
Bacon, per O O 1
ib. .Zoic
Prime Rolled Rib ■% Q
Roast, per Ib. A C
Pig Pork Loin Roast, 1 Q J
per It. 1 O 2 C
Fancy Fresh Dressed O O 1
Spring Chicks, ib.. “^2C
Fancy Pot Roast, s“*
per lb.S'C
Best Cuts Fancy
Shoulder Roast, lb.
Our Own Make Salad Dressing, I
Mayonnaise and Thou- A f\
sand island, pint . aVJC
*8 Pint .. 20T*
Fancy Young Veal Q
Breasts, per lb . . . . . C
Fancy Young Veal -1 (“
Roast, lh. . 1 ii . and AOC
10 lbs. Sugar.75C
10 bars P. & G. Soap. . . 45C
Swansdown Cake Flour,
Per pkg.30^
4 pkgs. Gooch’s Macaroni or
Spaghetti . 25C
Post Bran, per pkg.12'uC
Gooch's Best Pancake or Buck
wheat Flour, pkg. .... 12cC
Assorted Jiffy Jell, 4 pkgs. 23r
Quart Mazola Oil.27c
Advo Shi'imp, per can . 18c
Advo Early June Sifted Peas.
per can .25C
Per dozen . 82.00
'•'arly June Standard Peas.
per can .. J_2 ’.i
Per dozen .. .- 81,45
Monarch and Advo Corn,
per tan .,.17
Per dozen cans. 82.00
Windmill Evergreen Corn,
per can . IOC
Per dozen ... .81.13
Del Monte Pineapple, can. 35C
Large cans Peaches in Heavy
Syrup, per can.250
Per dozen .82.75
M. J. B. Coffee,
“he quality coffee
of America,
r n
Still selling our Flour at these
low prices:
48-lb. sack Gooch's 1 (' C*
Flour . V * .D«D
48-lb. sack Pillsbury's Family
Circle (t» 1 rv Q
for Q>l.i70
SMMDaMMMH FWmpMMraunc.
Itcn’s Fig F illed a
Cookies, per lb.«UC
I ten's- Graham Crack- p
ers, Sat. special, lb... 1 OC
McCombs Home-Made A Q
Chocolates, lb.TrI/C
Our Delicious Marshmallow
Fudge Pecan Roll, tTQ
per lb. OJ/C
Guaranteed Fancy Eggs in
cartons, OQ 1 r*
per dozen. 6*3 2 C
Central Extra Quality Cream
ery Butter, COl
per lb. 06 2 C
Fancy Creamery A r* 1
Pkg. Butter, lb. . HO-2C
Fancy Tub Butter, A *T> 1
per lb.2 C
Tall cans Carnation or 11
Pet Milk, per can. X X C
Pearl White
Soap, 10
bars—
35c
Dutch Cloanicr, />
per can .f. 1 vt
FRUITS
Extra Fancy Largo Grapefruit,
each, 100: 3 for . . 250
Per dozen .
100 size Sunkist Extra Large
Oranges, per dozen... 5()<*
Smaller size Sunkist Oranges,
per dozen . 30o
Jonathan Apples, box.. Jjtl.75
100 size Delicia Apples,
Per box .83.50
Hot House Leaf Lettuce,
3 bunches for.100
California Head Lettuce,
each.100 and 13’sO
Pascal Celery, per dozen
stalks. 500 and (JOO
Assorted Campbell Soups, I
per < an .IOC
Extra Large Size Sunkist
A'-parugus Tips, can.. 130
COFFEE
Our Central Special, lb. .. 300
3 lbs for.S80
Fancy Santos, 1 lbs. for...050
cigars ,f'ul;;:d'
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Lord Byron Clear Havana Cigar, ’ (or
20c value, box of 2 $2.50
in.
iiox i>*- 60 ... $1.50 I
