Elec trical Show
Here Next Fall
V'l»ra»ka Power Co. to Spon
sor Main moth Exposition
Showing Progress.
Omaha is to have an electrical ex
position this fall. It is to be one of
the most comprehensive shows of Its
kind ever held, rivaling the electrical
expositions even of New ¥ork and
Chicago.
It will he a joint memorial to
Charles T\ Stein metz, the late elec
trical wizard, and to the 4fllli anni
"Versary of tlie Nebraska l’owor Co.
Some of the biggest men in the
'electrical industry will he in Omaha
at this time, and the show will at
tract national attention.
The holding of this big exposition
In Omaha is a recogntion of the
growth of the use of electricity in
the homes, both city ami country.
To that end the show will give spe
cial attention to electrical appliances
as used In the home, hut in addition
opportunity will be taken to exhibit
the marvels accomplished by Stein
Inetz, just before bis death. •
His artificial thunder and light
ning will be shown. There will also
be the latest inventions in radio.
The announcement of the Omaha
Electrical exposition, which will be
held during the week of November
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Important to All Women
Readers of This Paper
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and it never fails to open the. bowels.
A tea spoonful today may prevent a
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Ask your druggist for genuine “Cal
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an imitation fig syrup.
AlltKRTINKMENT.
| '“Gets-lt” Makes
Corns Vanish
Stops
All
i Hurting
i Instantly
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4 F.ven furgeon* don’t cut thrir own corns.
« They use “Get«-ItM to rid thrir tret of corn or
callous pests. Why should you risk infection or
a slip of your razor when it is so easy to end
corns and callouses, nuickly, completely, per
il manently. Two or three drops of "Gets-It1'
a utops nil corn pain—then the corn loosens so
•* you can peel it right off with never a twinge of
•* hurt. Try it today. E. I*awrence & Co., Chicago.
ID was made t »d., . by Mt ^ .1. K
liivi(].«on, vice president and general
manager of the Nebraska Power com
pany who returned Monday morning
from New York.
For several day* Mr. Davidson was
In conference with offic ial* of the Ni^
lion.il Electric Eight association,
making plana for the affair.
The Municipal auditorium has been
reserved for the show'. Should tins
8 pace prove Insufficient a nearby
building and probably some street
space will be used.
"When tlie Nebraska Power com
pany was organized,” Davidson said,
in speaking of the exposition, "elec
tricity was looked on as a mild scheme
that would soon prove impractical.
The company has not only grown to
he a necessity, hut the entire industry
has advanced by strides that seem un- I
I believable.
"It is because of the success of the
profession and the success of the
company that this exposition has been
! planned.”
Exhibits showing what has been
done in the electrical world will be a
feature of the show.
TO BE TRIED ON
SHOOTING CHARGE
special Dispatch t» Tl»r Omaha nee
.Mexico. -Mo.. March 24.—Howard
Conger, traveling salesman of Lin
coln, Neb., who was shot in the left
breast March 1 by Rev. Asa Q. Burns,
was discharged today from the
Amanda hospital where he had been
confined since the tragedy. He will
recuperate at the home of his friends,
formerly of Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. L
N. Henderson.
Rev. Mr. Burns, his pretty wife
and his child left several weeks age
for Chicago, where he will continue
his studies. The state has filed suit
against Rev. Mr. Burns, charging
him with assault with intent to kill,
and the case has been set for the
-lune term of the Andrian county cir
cuit court.
Former Beatrice Man Hurt
In Crash at Kansas City
Special 1M,patch to The Omaha Ref.
Beatrice, Neb.. March 24.—Elbert
Hammlett, formerly of this city, was
seriously injured in an auto street car
collision at Kansas City, according to
word received here. His skull was
fractured, his jaw broken and he was
otherwise injured. He is a brother
of C. E. Hammett of this city, district
deputy of the Modern Woodmen of
America.
D. L. D. to Be lmpro\oil
Through Phelps County
Holdrege, March 24.—At the last
meeting the county board of super
visors voted to meet the government
appropriation for good roads and the
D. L. D. will be graveled through
Phelps county the coming summer.
Grading will begin as soon as the
weather will permit.
AT THE I
THEATERS!
A1 Jolson will bs seen fn his ban
quet of song and feast of jollity,
' Bombo,” at the Brandeis theater for
four days starting next Monday,
March 31, with matinee Wednesday.
Me was seen in this musical extrava
ganza. “Bombo.” at the A1 Jolson
theater and Winter garden, New
York, for a considerable stretch. It
seemed hardly possible that he could
repeat the enormous success made by
him in "Sinbad,” but “Bombo” has
been acclaimed as an even more di
verting piece supplying even a great
er variety of entertainment.
Johnny Burke, in “Drafted.” is pie !
'•nting i side splitting monologue mi I
tire trials And trlhulatinns at the Or j
plieum thettter this week. Burke
tells of his world war expcrienr-s cov
ering the period from the time he
was “Invited to the fight” by tlie late
Mr. Wilson until he was advanced to
Hie “rear ranks where I met the gen
eral.”
Th» Courtney Bisters sre delighting
big audiences at the World this week
with their harmony singing. Not the
least Important feature of the act Is
the assistance given the sisters try
the “ultra string quartet.” Frank
A. Burt, the fluting huffonn, is the
unquestioned laugh hit of the Mil, his
comedy and eccentric dancing being of
Hie highest order. Other features of
“syncopation week” include Robin
son’s band, 10 of Dixie s liveliest »yn
copators.
Beautifully staged and telling a con-'
sistent musical comedy story, “A Hus
band for n Night” now current at the
New Empress, is meeting with hearty
receptions. The. B#rt Smith Players
have made a big Impression here and
are scheduled for a. long and prosper
ous stay. VI Shaffer, Billy Van Al
len. Melvin and Curti*. Flo Desmonde,
the Oriole Trio and others sre prov
ing favorites.
Helen Spencer, who with George
Nlblo is featured In Hurtig and Sea-,
man's “Step Ori It," at the Gayely
theater this week, Is an excellent
comedienne, a fine singer and dancer
and always displays a marvelous
wardrobe of the latest, fashionable
gowns. Apart from the burlesque,
and as s special added attraction. Hor
ace Goldin, magician, presenta his
amazing illusion, "Radio Film Telep
athy.” in the illusion the moving
picture screen Is used to produce some
awe-inspiring results snd It is de
dared that Goldin's demonstrations
are the last word In exploitations of
the magician’s art.
AnVKRTIHKMENT.
BETTERTHAN CALOMEL
Thousands Have Discovered
Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets
are a Harmless Substitute
Dr. Edwards* Oliva Tablets—tha sub
stitute for calomel—are a mild but eure
laxative, and their effect on the liver is
almost instantaneous. Thesa little olive
colored tablets are the result of Dr.
Edwards' determination not to treat liver
and bowel complaints with calomel.
The pleesant little tablets do the food
that calomel dose, but have no bed after
effect*. They don’t injure the teeth like
ntrong liquid* or calomel. They take
hold of the trouble and quickly correct
it. Why curs the liver et the expense of
the teeth? Calomel sometime* plar*
havoc with the gums. So do strong
liquid*. It i* beat not. to take calomel.
Let Dr. Edward*’ Olive Tablets tske its
place.
Headaches, "dullness” and thst lasy
feeiing come from con*tipation and a di»
nrdered liver. Take Dr. Edwards' Olive
Tablets when you fee! "logy" and "heavy.’'
They "clear" clouded hraia and "ftrk m»”
a* •eMviHmiH
r Allele Garrison
**Mv Husband’s Lo\c”
v_:_j
linn the Problem of the Children's
Parking \% hh Solved.
"There's one thing certain." liar
i ict siiil as we began to undo the
bundles 1 had brought with me from
the city. "We shall have lo pack all
over again. Some of the things 1
brought with me from the farm will
have lo lie left, for we can’t be ham
pered in that small boat. You can
keep them for me until I get back.”
She spoke as unconcernedly ns if
she were preparing for a week end
trip, instead of an uncertain sojourn
in a South American country, while
she waited for the slow process of
the law lo give her legal guardian
ship of her dead sister's children,
and again I marveled at the trans
formation which those orphaned
childish figures had made in my state
ly, self-centered sister-in law. All the
meticulous details of her sheltered life
appeared to have been scattered. She
was as willing to rough it in this
bizarre expedition as any romantic,
adventurous bride might he in anti
cipating a wilderness honeymoon.
"You won't have to leave many
things," 1 reassured her as we
opened the last package. "Come here,
< hildren, and let me see how many
more articles of clothing we can put
on you and still leave you able to
walk."
Mary Harrison and her brothers
rushed across the room at the invita
tion, nnd the small Roderick's eyes
were no rounder, his face no more
filled with anticipation than were
those of his older sister. She patently
was dramatizing the whole situation
and Harriet, Edwin and 1 exchanged
several smiles across her unconscious
head.
Why l>r. Braitliwaite laughed.
“There!" I said at last, when we
had arrayed every child in two out
fits of everything except shoes, lints
and coats, and-—indeed we had in
vested each with a sweater beneath
the coat—"I can get the rest of their
clothing in one suitcase, if you can
put their brushes and combs and
toothbrushes in your bag and per
haps"—I mentally measured my pack
ing space—"two pairs of shoes in
your bag."
"I'll have to." she said grimly.
"Edwin and I will share a suitcase
for the first time in our lives. What
on earth is the matter, Edwin?'
For Dr. Braitliwaite had doubled
his tali figure up as if he had been
attacked with a sudden convulsion.
Then he buret into the heartiest laugh
I ever had heard from his lips, and
kept his merriment up until Harriet
and I followed the example of the
children, who, with puzzled faces, had
joined him at’the first outburst.
“I was just wondering," he said
chokingly, wiping his eyes, "whether
Harriet was going to make me wear
two auits of everything also."
He gestured feebly toward the
children, who resembled nothing quite
so much as trussed flows, as they sat
;n the chair* where lie had placed |
ihem when we had finished.
"I haven't decided yet," hi* wife
retorted with a grim little aiiille. It
might he a salutarj exiierlepie fur
you, at that. Colne, hoy*, help each
other to get off your overcoat* and
sweaters. We just wanted to see
whether you could wear them over
jour double suits. Here, sweetheart."
"How t un 1 Tell?"
She bent over the small Roderick
and removed hi» outdoor clothing,
gentlj", while I helped Mary.
"Take them all to that corner over
there, Mary." my sister-in-law direct
ed. "It's the farthest away from the
fire." she explained to me, and then
she turned t" her husband briskly.
"if you'll just go through litis suit
ease of yours and see what you can
leave behind," she said, "I'll repack
everything.
The big physician scowled, not ill
naturedly, htit I knew that irritated,
puzzled, masculine frown. Picky
wears It whenever he is asked to do
anything about arranging his luggage
save throwing tilings at random into
a bag and crowding them down with a
strenuous right arm. That Harriet
had always I sicked his things I knew.
;.nd I waa'surpi ised to hear her make
the request. It was an unheard of
thing for the routine comfort of the
famous surgeon to be interrupted.
"How can 1 tell what I’ll need?"
be asked helplessly. "I suppose I'll
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tired what I always do. You know
what those thing* are."
• Not for this trip,” Harriet replied
crisply "And I haven't any time to
plan tor you. Ilqre"—-she had undone
the straps of the suitcase as she spoke
amt she now lifted the content! and
spread them on the tied—"make your
selection quickly. 1 can take about
half of this stuff, so you ran judge
for yourself what you can leave lw
hind."
(Copyright, 1124)
Farmer Kills Himself.
Friend. Sob., March 24.—J<«» Urban,
farmer living southwest of Friend,
has hilled himself W'ith a shotgun,
lie had been In poor health for se-,
oral months follow ing an operation
and became despondent.
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Vaudeville—Photoplays
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B Now Until Friday
B An Extraordinary Bill
I Courtney Sisters
Fatuous Queen* of SonglarH
m FRANK A. BURT
Wm\ A*sikt«d ky
jg: MYTLE ROSEDALE
ROBINSON’S BAND
■ And Other Features
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|H; Wanda Hawlejr
Aliea Calahnun
Omaha'e Fun Center
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GEO. NIBI.O A HELEN SPENCER In
“STEP ON IT”“
—and —
H0RACEG0LDIH.H€
Preaentlug MAGICIAN
RADIO FILM TELEPATHY
Ladle*' 2Sr Bargain Met.. 2:IS Week Day*
Rattudar, Ma'lnee and Week "llappy Uo
DBekyj'” PuDfear * Llune.
Four Day* Only.
I Bt«. Mon.. Mar. 31
Mat. Wrdnaaday
TICKETS NOW ON SALE \
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NOTE—No phone orders can be taken.
No tickets laid aside. Mail orders given
immediate attention when accompanied
by remittance.
N. Y. Winter Carden Orchestra
COMPANY OF 150 14 SCENES
/\ musical uomeuy
Breaking All Records
Now Until
Friday
BERT SMITH PLATERS
Pretest
“A HUSBAND
FOR A NIGHT”
in addition to photoplays
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KEISER APPEAE
COMES UP TODAY
IVahoo, Neb., March 74—Appeal
from the recent derision of the Saund
ers county court appointing a guar
dian for Devi Keiser, 79. whose mar
riage to Mrs. Irene C. Buell resulted
in a suit by Reiser s relatives charg
ing Incompetence, will he held here
Tuesday. District Judge Fred Shep
herd of I.lnroln will preside.
The appeal centers around the re
fusal of the county court to accept
as testimony affidavits by two phy
sicians. testifying Reiser's sanity and
competency. The court drew a dis
tinction between "mental” compr
tenev 'and "business' oompetei
which Kriser'a counsel claims 1* un
« art anted.
Testimony at the first hearing «f |
the case naa to ttir rffei t that Kciser |
imagined himself irresistible to the,
women, and that lie had suddenly
changed from a thrifty, frugal man
into a careless and lavish «|>ender.
Kveryhody has at least one favorite
Joke. That's the one to send to the
IjOoa! I,af Kditor, The Omaha Nee.
Such rolls were
made for kings
O SAID her husband, and the rolls disappeared
by the panful. No wonder—they were light
and fluffy and delicate brown. They had a rich
sweetness about them—good enough to eat without
butter. They hardly seemed to take up any space
at all. When he asked her how she did it, she
simply smiled and said:
"Same old recipe, but I used Omar Wonder
Flour!" _
Baking with Omar Flour gives you a sense of
sureness. Bread, rolls, muffins, doughnuts, cakes
—anvthing you bake—will always have the same
fine texture and lightness -when Omar Wonder
Flour is u<ed,
Omar Is made of the finest selection of spring
and winter wheat, rich in gluten, and milled to
perfection. Use it for everything you bake, and
use it for thickening soups, sauces and gravies.
Order a sack of Omar from your grocer to-day !
You will always find it the same uniformly good
flour.
More and better bread from every sack—
or your money back
Omaha Flot;r Mill* Company, Omaha, Nebraska
Watch Tuesday’s paper
for details of an amaz
ing sale of suits, coat?
and dresses at Edwara
Reynolds Co., 1613 Far
nam street.
Quitting the
Shoe iusiness
Here Is Your Chance
We need the space for our regular line TOUR
IST AND CAMP GOODS and have decided to
get out of the shoe business.
Our entire stock of shoes will be disposed of
at LESS THAN COST.
Regulation Army Shoes
Formerly Selling for $5.50 to $6.25
Price Reduced to
$3.95
. Per Pair /
A few officer* style and ^ QC
oxford, at ..^0.33
High top and hunting boots at greatly reduced
prices.
All fresh stock and guaranteed by us.
It will pay you to buy several pair at these prices.
Full line of sizes. Come early and get yours.
Mail Orders Filled Promptly
Sale Now On
Scott Auto Tourist Store
15th and Howard Opposite Auditorium
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