Millionmtv ior
|)||\ ( Ioh*m llis
(iaiTfr in Jail
Mtiti in ?• jicttiliiif Off* **„
Hi milt. Hntrtlti lie
• fil l •
lull*. Hr >«)»,
Hi I Minwi •*•«!<*
kf* fork, tprd 1* «lee eg* (MM
^iwsdwav'A tatrit ijwMMHh twiirr
gila )f% hi* cell And Ml* h* ssn't iell J
I. i i w*ini in he * nillltnnnli* lot
It fin U> AilM tie VI** Ml dl link ht
didn « mwwnhnf II.
lie I* *1 Ih* nut nf * imfM d««*.
dm win*; hi* (It *1 »ih*r breath *lm*|
Match I*. wh*n h* *l»rtcd nil hi*
he.llr efpMf of nln«. »omen And
W )g|* nailing fnr III* effn et• In
fern* from Anuimlito, t’nl., where he I*
named fnr taking I!fan* front th*i
Anierlean F»pr*** miupABv, h* puff*
lnre»*anlly at the Genet* h* tuoni'h
#1 from fellow 'illhli d*
(.he* hell I p.
He aurrendered at the office* of
the company h*r# when hi* mnrt*>
played out and hi* "friend*” deserted
him.
Now that hi* mad. rum soaked day*,
during which he played the latest
edition nf the millionaire kid, are
over, he told hi* atoi^’ In ihla way;
"I didn't get much Joy out of hclttg
a millionaire kid liecauae I was never
sober enough to know how It felt.
Once when I gave an orchestra leader
lion to play my favorite eons 1 fell
asleep and didn't hear It."
I'huh Bag of Money.
lie wild ills trouble* started In a
game of poker at home. He lost, bor
rowed $1,1100 and lost again. Then he
drank to drown his sorrow. The day
he went hock to work he opened the
safe and found a bag of money,
"I don't, know why I took It. I
ran'! remember clearly. I went to
San Franrlseo. where I got a stock
of booze. 1 started to turn hack,
having spent only (HO, hut 1 derided
I might as well kill a sheep as a
lamh.
"1 went In f'hleagn, where I spent
$1,000 in a few cabarets. Then New
York and the Great White Way.
I(11> h (iirl Auto.
"I spout very little on myself; Just
bought a few clothes. Most of it
went to women. It looked like every
woman In town needed new hats and
coats. I must have bought a carload
of them. One girl gut f2,000, I under
stand, and they tell me 1 bought an
automobile for another.
•'it was easy to find friends while
the money listed. They tiad rich
tastes, too. Nothing hut champagne
would do them. No one mrcd to drink
anything else, and (he waiters didn't
seem to understand orders for any
thins else.
' Finally, when my money began In
run low, we got down to highballs
at a dollar a throw.”
Superior—An open-air meeting was
held In I.lncoln park hers Monday at
which a speaker named Harrison from
linnsas ' Ity pleaded for observance of
law and Americanism. Fully 2,.ibfp per
son* hf :d the lecture, autos coming
from ml mounding ti.ul-ry.
1 «om| H t*'*11 "**
m N IHHf nHiolUf WIilMli
|lw III! Xll null mi I Milton
to IM ••(MOKOli *f M1MIMIMI
Him of Mh oowim, *mf ifW I
Mid iiywHIllllfi h»4 fifl
Mi no I** • o ti hmi »m ihIo* Mir itt
iuiiut of hi* «*«o4f»M*rt, liilii
orol lo him oo4 11M
*lit*Olf|i», MoM'f |I'M Mfriw llt«
f.ir *>|ili ill M"l fh( I *«li l hi
»hlr lo roller ihrir If «i> hair
hih h,"
11ml •rlltril Ihr oiimIIho M fur
M "(i Miilim" !• i nmrrnril ||r
tin ilnlitrH 111 Imw of *>|ifmll
*211IHMI Pleilonl
iii Miillaml Drive
I iirnll\ nml Slmlruli Uprn
(.aitipaiftn fur IaOO.OOO
Kxpaneion Fund.
Fremont, Neb, April 11.—Impetus
v,ns then the official opening of an
appeal for lino,non for the expansion
of Midland college Willi the an
liuuneemcnt today that students and
members of-the facility have pledged
$20,000, the first response to the cum
pnign I Imt will g" Into a half dosen
states throughout the midwest
The students, at a meeting pre
sided in'! by mu- of their number,
or me forward with pledges for nearly
half of thnl * mount. Following a
rally and speeches by various stu
dents about $10,000 was pledged as the
first volley in an appeal that will
echo throughout the midwest. Four
groups, the Nebraska, Herman Ne
braska, Kansas and Rocky mountain
synods, are sponsoring Midland In
this campaign, which will come to
an end in the middle of ,1une. At
the last annual conventions of these
synods it was voted to *up|iort the
drive for funds toward creating a
' Hreater Midland," the only Lutheran
college west of th* Mississippi river.
Pastors and laymen representing
o-. er 200 churches will meet In Fre
mont for a two-day session, April
23-24, laying planq for an Intensive
campaign In the 16 district* that have
been mapped out. During May rat
lies will ho staged In each of these
sections, with prominent speakers on
hand for the occasion.
Midland college, founded at Atchi
son, Kan., In 1666, hern me the hack
hone of the Lutheran church during
those days of hardships when the
country whs young. In 1!»2U the in
slllutlon was moved to Fremont,
where a more central location made
it more accessible to tha entire con
siltuenry. During those early strug
gling yeara In Kansas 75 psslors were
sent out Into the world to carry on
th* work of the church. Since com
Ing to Nebraska Midland has made
stieh tremendous strides that more
bultdlngs, more equipment and accom
modations are found necessary. As
a result the four great synods have
united ns one In the effort to con
tinue the steady growth of the Instl
tution.
t I
*/fn occasional dost of
DR! CALDWELL’S/
SYRUP PEPSIN
TCups young girls Jit
False Modesty
nrilE young lad v ju*t aastmiing
* the rraponaibililii aof * woman
i» very apt to lie arlf-conacious of
ber physical function*, and in
conaei'pience neglect them. Tliere
i* no time, liowever, when it i*
more important for her to look
after them. Chief among her
trnuhlea ia conati fiat ion, and her
auffering will lie aeriou* when ahe
gets older if ahe doet not regulate
her Iviwela now. Mr*. Mary
Kellar of 132 Benton St., Siater
ville, W, Va., wa* perplejed about
her daughter until her own drug
gist. told her they uaed Dr. Cald
well'* Syrup Pepain at hi* house,
and ahe did likewise. Mia* Irene
Marieraka of 00 Peter St., Buffalo,
N. Y., ia glad tier attention was
called to Syrup Pepain.
Safe for Young and Old
lift mother* with growing
daughters interest tm-maelves in
thi* matter and see that their
Wrecks Health
fever blisters, lack of energy and
appetite, sleeplessness, indigestion.
A (loan can be given in tbeae
conditions to any member of the
family however young or old aa
Syrup Pepsin i* a simple com
pound of Kgyptian senna with
pepsin and pleasing aromatic*,
and perfectly aafe.
Public Recognize* Merit
You will quickly ace the differ
ence between a mild laiative like
f)r. Caldwell'* Svrup Pepsin and
castor oil. or rough cathartics and
physics. Syrup Pepsin acta gently
and doea not gripe. Increased
dose* are not necessary. A bottle
ran lie had at any drug atore,
and a spoonful coats less than a
cent. It ha* licen successfully
used for thirty year* and is the
largest selling liquid laiative in
the world, over 10 million bottle*
having been aold in drug stores
'ast, year.. Keep Syrup Prpain in
your medicine chest.
judgment is enforced.
A rule follower! by
many ia to take a
spoonful of Dr. Cald
well's Syrup IVpsin
once a week until the
bowels function daily,
and at such other times
as there is headache
biliousness, aores and
1
•••••It You Want to Try ft Frao fl*#ora Baylai.
' Syrup P#patn," SIT Washington At,,
! Montlcallo, Illinois.
/ mrd a §ood la/nlirr and would It hr to prof tibal
1 yon lay about Ur. (aldurlt'i Syrup Prpitn by aetual If it
Sind rni a free Inal botlh. Addr/n to
/Vamit • * *»,
Addrm ......
e/ruune
IN
SAY “BAYER ASPIRIN” and INSIST I
Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets you are
not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe
by millions and prescribed by physicians for 24 years.
A% Accept only ‘‘Bayer’’ package
✓'Vwhich contains proven directions.
f JUndr “Bay»r ‘ Sown of 12 UbloU
J Alto Violtloa of 24 and J00 -Krogina'«.
Atultla U tio U»>1« milk of Ei/«r Utaufacturt of Uoao*««tlcMl'JuUt of 0all*iU«icl4
Ilihlmn<r> Spiti*
Pul Man in Jail
Maintains I ilr
N11• Krlltrr Ithligitatti
Ihrn I I* HniwtMl
I mill Mmnr i Male
|lrn|tR I #•«»,
M<* M*H* llelher II, Mded
itelted l*r , i • *t* i Ost I" and I
*d the aireei Morsrt.tr night if
Bei**.* 1*1 Til mif hollies *i d In he I
hniss* el III* Jar%*nn sited e* (he
"•(tile noth" of her bttelviful, Hrse*.
Merger* <m *tt**t*d et en *atb
morning hour wi e MiHBl eigned h|-1
Hells**!1. II* n*e dtendese.t when
llelher felled in appear In municipal
.mini Tiieetle' morning
Aei-mdln* In llie soon* wife, eh**
had a number of friend* ns #r Its «
parly Mnndav nlghl *n celebrate h*t
dtsntee from h»r huahnitd, n lilrh ah*
belieied waa eigned Mnndav. Mertsrde
failed In ahnw thet Ih* decree had
been granted, howeser
Mr*, llellyei* waa In lease fci
California, where ehe will enter a
hnapltnl aa a n»ra* tinder her
brot her.
Two sear* ago Mr*, llelher filed
enlt for dls’tsrre from Deliver nntl
left town without svaltlng to find If
the deiirn wn* grim ted. At Denver
she married Berger* and the tmlr
Marled toward Omalm to settle down.
At SeottablufT, Neb., I bey were con
fronted In a garage l.y llellyer, who
declared that the divorce had never
been granted.
To prevent bigamy proceeding*,
larger* aecurrd an annulnient of the
marriage, and Marie went back to
her first husband. Ilerantly *he Insti
tuted another suit for divorce.
"All I svant I* to be fr*e of Bor*,"
*,-.id Marie Hellyer. "It was Just pure
c.eanne*«. hi* having Paul arrested.
Our relation* have been above re
proaish. There w»r* rdlier couple*
at my party. There waa nothing
wrong."
HAMMER ATTACK
MADE ON WOMAN
Chicago, April IS. — Suddenly
crazed, Wilfred Peylaon, Venezuelan
arrvant in the home of Thomaa II.
Wlllia, wealthy real e*tnt* dealer,
Monday attacked Mm. Wlllia with a
hammer and then killed liltnaelf.
After attacking Mra. Wlllia, Pey
laon barricaded hlmaelf In the Wlllia
home. He ahot and aerloualy wotyid
<d Lawrence lloffman. a detective,
who aought to force him out of the
house with a. gaa bomb. When police
relnforcementa arrived Peylaon ahot
hlmaelf.
SENTENCING OF
TRIO POSTPONED
Sentencing of Jamea Orlffln, Wil
liam Walter and Jacey Ranker, con
victed of manelauahter for the murder
of Henry McArdle, waa poetponed In
dletrlct court Tuesday until, probably,
next Saturday.
It l« egpected that they will g»t
the limit, HI >ear« In the penitentiary,
when they come before Judge Kltz
gerald.
GERMAN CABINET
ACCEPTS REPORT
fir AiMirlilrif Preil
Berlin, April 15.—Th# Herman e»W
net today derided to are*pt the ex
114 rin' report a. banla for negotl- .
fttione and to Inform the reparation
r'ofnrniaalofi to thla effect# This 1* j
in line with the attitude taken by j
the mm fere** In yesterday'* meeting
.MHt-eri tha rent rat government and
the pramler* of tha federated «!afea
EASTER FLOWERS
ARE PLENTIFUL
Kaxter llllea are plentlAil thla yaar
ind hove not advanced In price, aay
Omaha florlafa. The llllea are HO
rent a a hloaaom or hud and hava thraa
or four bloMoma on each plant.
Jon<|til!a, tullpf. and other ftnwara
for Planter haven't advanced In prle#
for tha Kaater aale either.
I. arpe Audience at York
Hear* Kii Mux Lecturer
Tork, N*h , April IS.—Appro*l
r.ntely *00 peraona l«ard th* leetur#
on "Ku Kin* Klaiiiam," given *t th»
l<.i*1 opera hoii'J here l**t night hy
lecturer of the national organl**
"-.n of the Kin Klu* Klan. On* of
the llafener* In tha *lld!»nr* waa
nnlered from the building when ha
! .v* vant to hi* feeling* hy calling
the apenker » liar. After tha talk
no** preaent who wlahad to learn
n nr# otrout the organ!**.! Ion war* In
■iru' ted to (111 out card* arid leave
II. em In their aenta. Th* I*, tlir*
I.,o!*<l over two hour* and a half.
Beatrice Man (!ho»en
Shiloh Veteran** Head
R*atrlc*. N*b, April IS.—Mr. and
Mr*. W. I. Webai.r ar.d Ifertry
Mornar of thla elty hav* returned
from Pltfaburg, T»nn., wl.ei* they at
fend'd th* annlveiaary celel.rallon of
th* Raftel of Ahlloh. Mr. Webeter
vex a elected rommander of III* Na
tional Aaao.-lnllon of Hhtloh Vatarana,
and ha appointed .1 <’■ I»l*on of
Belleville,'III., adjutant and quarter
m*"ter. Th* Renlrlr* party vlaltad
Muaela Hhoala at Klorene*. Ala.
Petition for New Depot Tiled
I.lneoln, April 15. A formal rom
plaint wna filed with th* atnt* rail
wnv eorninlaaloner l.y Mayor llnna F*
Hell of Hcrlhner. repreaentlng the
munlcippllty, and tJIarefic# Raualein,
repreaentlng the hualneaa men of
Herlhner, Inaiatlng that th# North
weatern railroad company eetabltah a
new depot lii the town which will h#
adequate to th* amount of bualneae
tranaacted there.
Ilealiler K. I' Plar-ek of Wahoo,
democratic candidate f«.r congrea* In
Ilia Knurl It dlatrlct, will deliver the
i ration at Kealiler limitation day.
Iteahler An amijaen.ent feature at
the Thayer county fair to he held In
lr«.«hl*r the laat week In Auguat will
l.e a.t>ig rniialcnl revue on n portable
»t«re In fi '.nt of the gi n ndatand *v ei -
evening.
Burgess Bedtime
Stories
V i i I
lit IMUMhMI'i « Ml •"»
n ,« *’tM * «A* *• M tan
* .>.««»*♦*•>*»
ft* **#♦ !•■#•#§ »» t
Mf*M Ihfnn* h"l l*»l» N
Itu • «"
| ft tin. lh*nt*¥ H<'TW)*j
ta»v «*hl i« Hi 4 W Ih* *«■■! **««*•]
Mill uit*hi"« TV * i ln»»l **» " M*nh*» j
|l« at h *4 ih* Iht** |(tn«i »*«•«*
«"*¥ Inin ih* Hr**t» hVt*»V *i*4
kn*« rh*f *«nM h«i *""»* Wtk ih*)
multi Th* 1* * ni.i), t *4 "lift th"**
• hi** tiitit f ft**«-* t**t* ili hkihij
(thntif,
Tin t <tih*r l»iti¥ ft* thi»*# |"Mhi
lint* ml. I Itarniff ktiintti Hnv
I M t>lt, | tit I «lh**r *t»ii > t, r ll" "I
■ \i h> " H«)t*<l
' IInMIW Ih*)' illilnl jt*l ih* •ilk*! I
th*t **m««4 *« imirh «f!*r mint *"
hurt) fur it, niWl h*f»w** ih*y «tin»i
I .it itit *tn» a* wtll ** .1*ip|V'lnl*tt
'•A'-* Ufaot
lie Snifleil .Joel Once.
Then, too, they must be very, very
much puzzled. They gave un a lot
of fun and I think we ought to pay
for It.",
"Pay fir It!" exclaimed Farmer
Brown. "Those scamps were over
her.' for mischief, P.eraune we got a
lot of fun out of their visit In no rea
son that we should pay for It."
But Farmer Browns Roy wan
sorry for thone disappointed young
Bears, and he wanted to ^uake up to
them for th" dleappolntnvrnt they had
received. It wan the last thing he
thought Ilf before he fell asleep, and
the first thing he thought of when
he awoke In the morning,
"I’m galng to pay thoae young
Rears somehow for the fun they gave
lie last night," he declared.
"All right, non,” replied Farmer
Brown. "On thinking It over I guean
that entertainment was worth paying
for. Yea, sir, I guess It wan. I
M# % #• i an Iiit4 fa* iritA I
M* t*|t* to t*i*gfr i|tMi at tN **nr* |
mi «f tw* Mfttm id ilto** »ntn tm*|
Hr>t* Mpm it t*1 IP# * -*g a* H >ft
th# I tt iftrl
Ml I Mai dat lit M Kl ft || |<4t|
ftb-ttl hi %mk !•»**** H»«W* i H*i j
• II t**f*i# tft HHf| nf Mft# l«r N j
p*fttf%g I Heft ft imirt lira** !•* th# fun;
thfti M4 gfi#n Mm If# Mi Wif*
th## ftatM • limp hft* i< i|iit tMi 1
nlgP* |ta> fell •»*!• t Mm lM#v f#t)M
H I Hit litl. It Would I* In* had
her them fo h# Hilt
N Htftt Wrf. rft #11% AMI MfMf | «t j
ti#r i l** i funk tHim ivld *a |
ftftiift 4Mm Hoi* Hot liHiti need |**|« 1
ft*■ H hi pHt ftrrtm ft fi »n*p|ft tog*
• H*t Bin I hi* It* pmtred ftftiil 4 lilt It I
• •flip lie 1*1 •« ed |h# Ihfftf Jtailft «*i
4h*te ftitiHtp* in tii# milt «MHfii
in ft* mi »»f 4 he ftiigat h(«4t*e
After 4|»e work •*• ftmfthed that
niff fit mul fhe Htiit hoitw tui ail!
d#»k, Me ftiit itowH Mjr th# window'
Jtiftt Me H#d done th* eight h (mi |
Th * time he d da I ha* to wait
l«ng, In fad, h# had l*»n walling
only a few moment* w h#ti hft Haw !
fhe three r oiitiff )tear* • nttie nut of
the flteen I'nifH, .Mother Hear waa
n't with them Thet found the three
P#ila tight away. Hut It waa Hear
that thro- were iuiptHatii, They re
fViemhered fhe|r atfange experience*
of th* night before Hide hy tide
the- eat up and stared at the three
pail* Then they walked around and
around the itump on which vu the
nenreaf pail. For a time they didn't
quite dare go near enough to aee
what waa In that pall.
At laat on# of them ventured to
put Ida forefoot on the aturpp ami
»each over *o a* to look In that pall
and sniff. Me anlffed Juat once
Then h* grabbed that pall with Imth
P#w*. hugged It to him. plunged hla
head In and began to gobble that
•yrup and augur a* greedily a* the
greediest pig that ever lived. At
first the other two P.eara tried to get
aorrie from that pall, too. Then one
discovered the next pall, snd finally
IJttleat Bear found the third pail
Such a feast a* they had!
The next atory: “Uttleat Beat
Gome* to Grief.”
<C*«fo rfgh* 1 t?4 >
Gir! Ha« Leg Hroken
^ hen Gar Overturn*
Nehraaka (tty, April 15.—Miss
Myrtl# Roger* of Pen ival suffered
fracture r.f h»r left leg la*t night
when the car In which aha wa* rid
ing with Reuben Hermanaon and
Ml** Oraca Pleven* overturned three
mile* e**t of Dunbar, pinning her
beneath th* car. Partle* from Syra
cuse on their wav to this city re
moved the car off th# Injur'd girl
and brought her to a hospital here.
Hermanaon and Ml** Steven* escaped
Injury.
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Sixth Floor
t
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)' COATS
Just Unpacked
)j Many of Them Shown
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Wednesday
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^ Every size represented.
Fourth Floor
Joki'Mrr* Rrijsn
Throughout \p*>
I m at I af* MIMtI I »n*
t|f (mm ((mil
..r oi»i
Where to *.* I aw*I Uh Mil
Pun i(N>M*» ,t »MPib* 1
KUIgi* tt.e*in, , i ti-id tl ilvttt I
He.,silo IkMirt lienee* |
|)!t(i‘ IlyrAiPI
Ft MU Me thc#t*r PsttMgtet N>b
kret Hr the d*|t of eM When1
knight* were hold tb* jeetwe were
hr Id In high repute The WvH4 hie
• Igaii Ned * li atlet fur ih# trtuti
m*fc*r*. Th* N«*l l*f content
which he* hern * topic of di*- >s**i»n
ihrntigh il* rountrvmd* for »»«*r*l
eerie offer* *n noiteuei opportunity
fnc joke writers In moke thepteehrs
known,
Thoii«»od« me enjoying lh* pel**
lafs which ere being shown nn lh*
screen* nf ration* nmvl* th»*t*r* in
onttht, council Bluff* »nd neighbor
ing town* Th* lucky on# who get*,
hi* jok* *nd n*m* nn th» movie
ecr**n hold* « dlnllnctlnn in which
h* m*y point with pi id*
For th* best original jnk* *uhmltt*d
each neck a firm prl** of IS I* offer
ed: for the sound 3 th* third, I?
and there are I'J additional joke* of
II earl), An added Incentive I* to
see your joke on the movie screen,
Three classes of jokes are submitted
In the I.oral Idrf contest tine rises
nine the ensh prizes, another does
not unite lilt the prlzp mark, and the
third class of which tlo-re are rrot ao
many—are jokes that are hevond the
pale. It Is surprising, however, how
many joke writers this contest has
developed. Out of the jokes that do
riot quit* mak* tb* first class the
I,ocal I,af editor seler Is three each
day Nr this column. Toda' * are:
IJttle sister itrrswcrlng telephone):
"Hello, who's speaking?"
Mr. Tilair: "Maud s sweetheart.''
IJttle sister: "Which one—Charles,
John, Hlllv. Tom, Jack or Harry?"
Mr Hlalr: "Hood night."
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SWIMMING POOl.
BIDS ARE OPENED
*1 h* Ooiiiii tmpuntywat ♦ ottifiao'
w*a »«w bM4#t at • • M* for tba ton
tint. Mon of a public awfmmtn* !*>• s
m Oipldv |Mik Unuih Ptda l**v*o
hi«ta war# r»i Hi H Hf *h» city • *»ur» *1
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c#ftatrw«tbn of a l*a«kat bell onnaa
tn iha munlHiiai bulldine In Floranc#
Tba hid of tha Partona ('MiflruHlAfi
r nm pa n v waa low In amount of
$1« •«.!
An appropriation for davaloponant
of Tartar park waa approvad. It la
propnaart to aa» a* da OPO from tba
park bond fund and raclalm lard ad
joining Cartar laka. Inafaad of tha
city dolna thla work with Ita own
drodaa, tha new policy will b# to Jet
a contract aa<h year. It la aatlmatad
that thla ar-aaon a program will In
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With ymit ( tne. Kodak I
you |r* the w ene in ***»#<*.
I he ea*e and simplicity
««l itinUon pifturn the
Kodak way, ** well • *
the (altination of thit
new plenute, are emiy
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daily with actual Cmd
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I on the acreen.
Eastman Kodak Co.
^M^/The Robert Demp»'*r C*.)
181 3 Farnam Si.
»r.*r*J»er.
J\y 308 South 15th 5t._j
FOLKS:
Are you doing anything to aid trip “C >an Up
and Paint Up" campaign in Omaha?
Honestly. I never saw our city look so dingy
as it does this spring. Half the houses in town
need painting and moat of the busine** houser
need a good scouring.
In a citv that ha* a* much *moke a* Omaha
it is a mistake to selact a light colored hrick.
I am a*hamed of the front of The Pantorium
building and if we can't clean it we are gedng
to paint it.
Yesterday Mr*. Liggett and I made a survey
of our home and decided to paint it and fix up
the yard and make it wore attractive to our
selves as well a* our neighbor*.
I feel that it is good business for The Panto
rium to foster the “Paint Up and Clean Up”
idea, for when one’s home and surroundings
look clean and neat he just naturallv wants to
be in harmony with them and will have his
clothes cleaned and pre*«ed regularly.
The fact is it costs practically nothing to h«
well groomed, for clothes properly cleaned and
pressed will wear enough longer to more than
offset the cleaning bill.
Send in your garments now and we will get
them back for Faster. Our phone is AT 4381;
South Omaha, MA 1283.
THE PANTORIUM
By GUY LIGGETT
Fr«i. for 27 Ywn
CHARACTER
Upon your printed litera
ture rests the responsibility
of correctly portraying the
character of your product
and organization.
Pictures linger longest in
the mentality of the reader,
and the success or failure
of your printed talesmen
may depend upon the im
pression created through
engravings.
Don't let poor engravings mar a reputation that has taken years
of time and money to build. Use our ‘‘deeper etched” cuts and
be sure that the presentation of your product and organization
is the finest that is possible to make.
Phone ATIantic 1000
Bee Publishing Company
ERNEST SCHERER, Mgr. Engraving Dept.
