The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, April 17, 1924, CITY EDITION, Page 2, Image 2

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Accept With Our Compliments, o
Beautiful Dresden Photo
of Your Baby
*Babyland’’
want* to
welcome
your baby
Friday.
A beautiful
photo await*
you.
Size,
Mounted,
T Vi* 11 Vi
You got your choice
of any one of three
or four proofc.
A photo of your baby a*
illustrated fraa every Friday.
Photos by
Heyn assure
you of an
exceptional
quality.
Every
Friday Is
Free Photo
Day
You may ha»« tho
•ailing* takaa aay
lima up to Oclobar
1. 1924.
An order for your Baby's Photo
graph given Free with each $3.00
purchase made Friday in Babyland
T HIS unusual Ftee Photo offer has
* but one object, and that is for
Omaha mothers to acquaint them
selves with our wonderful New Baby
land. Come Friday.
IJNUSUALLY broad atockt await
^ you, from complete layette* to
baby toy*. Thi* dainty *hop i* *plen
didly prepared to *erve baby'* every
apparel need.
Babyland is crowded with the
daintiest of creations for babies
and little boys to four years
Awaiting you in Babyland la a careful, considerate service
—a ataff of salaaladiea who dalight In serving the baby.
They are anxinua to ahow you the graat array of little
toga that we have aaaombled for the wee tota.
Bring In the Baby Friday—
Get Your Coupon
Babyland—Meaaaaiae Fleer
9k FLORS HEIM SHOE
^L0RSHE1M Shoes are the re
sult of the most experienced
thought in fine shoe build
ing, skilled workmanship
and best materials—a prod
uct of unusual excellence.
THE SAVOY
A refined style for the
Man Who Cares
$10
The Florsheim Men*s Boot Shop
315 South 16th Street
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that between t&OO.OOO and 11,000,000
waa paid In Chlnoa* amuzzlln*
operations. It la hollavod by official*
! hor* that conspirators ohialnod II*
l lairal *t*try for clients hjr nwltrhln*
birth o*rtlflral** and paaep'.rts of
honaflda American rltlnon* of Chlnoa*
hlrlh. Tho** wor* turned ovor to lh*
Incomln* Chlnoa# at Honolulu, who
than mad* th*lr r**ular wrajr unmo
lested to th# main land. Tha appar
I *nl correctness of their pap*ra ,d*
calved mainland authorltl**.
Wlzaon aald h# had r*aaon to be*
llav* tha conaplratnr* charted thalr
Chin*** tl.SIO apiece. Wlzon will
leav* for Weshlntton, D. C., Wed*
neaday.
Five Place* Visited
in Ashton Dry Raid
I»up city. Nab., April 1« — Sheriff
J. A. Thrallkall, with hla deputy and
••van atate law enforcement offlrera,
vlelted live place* In a dry raid at
Aahton and aelaed aeveral hundred
bottle'* of beer, four gallona of whlaky
and on* at 111.
In county court John J. Goe plead
ad guilty to 10 count* charging poa
aeaalon of Intoxicating liquor and
waa fined $1,000 and coat*.
Ray Ault pleaded guilty to a poa
eeaaion charge and waa lined $100 and
coetd.
Mik* Koamlckl, a farmer, admitted
he had three quart* of whlaky and
contributed $100 to the arhool fund.
Vincent Crerwlnekl pleaded not
guilty to the complaint that he had
bottled beer In hla aoft drink parlor
and hla hearing waa eat for May S.
Troops on March.
Beatrice, Neb., April 1*—A detach
ment of cavalry with IT head of
horgM, In command of Captain palm
er, and a detachment of field artil
lery, In charge of Captain Wallace,
will arrive In Beatrice next Saturday
and camp here over night. They wtl
reach the city about noon, coming
here from Fort Riley and Fort Laa»
I enworth.
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KURTZMANN
Outstanding Piano Value
We Are Now Showing Beautiful New
Uprights at $475, $485, $505, etc.
Grandsat$950,$1050,$1150,etc
We List Below Some Prominent
Kurtzmann Patrons:
Edith L. Wa»*on*r (taeckor)
John P. Wabatar
Dr. G. A. Reader
J. E. Catchall
John How*
Ganr(* Wiaa
Thao. Srainak
A. J. Saldlar
H J. Studanroth
J K. Skrahaa
J. H Schmidt
C. A. Danfala
Mr*. Marl* Culob
G. W. Bichlmalr
F. J Barr
Frad A. Anderaan
Horae* Fallon
John Finlay
Will Hathartnftaa (t*ack*rl
D. F. Canlay
F. B. Bataa
J. F. Guppy
E. E. Hoffman, Vail, la.
Mra. Anaa Than*!, Norfolk. Nab.
J. W. Tannahlll, Norfolk. N*k.
C. O. Stewart, Norfolk, Nab.
W. L. Carpontar, Skidmore, Mo.
Goo. J. Church. Peru, Nab.
Freak E. Schlatar, Plattamaulk, Nab.
Reap B. Tawli
W H. Guild
I ala L. Kennedy
Werld Raalty Cempany
Rama Millar
Ira J. Kltcken
F L. Hack!
7am E. Graaneufk
F. S. Freeman
C. O. Daraar
Varda L Wyatt
J T. Wklfam, Jr.
H. W. Tkeralea j
H. A. Saraaaaa
l.arayaa M. Skarman
Fly Raamuaaaa (teacket)
Laker Lyceum
Iran* Z Kinney
F. W. Jnkneen
Jamca W. Hanlry
W. R. Patera, Stanlon. Nak
W T Pkilkrlck, Cralfktaa. Nak
A. J. Great, Narfalk. Nak.
J L. Gerrunf. Narfalk, Nak
Dr Eleda Black. Gutkria. Okl
Flrat Baptlat Cfcurck. Narfalk. Nrh
F W l.ouia. Rivartan. la.
Alkart Back (taackar), Ca Rluffa, la.
Tka B»ky
Grand Star*
OifiSSP
410 S. 1 0th,
Omaha
BETTER FURNITURE
A! Lower Prices
Each eprlng It lc the STATE’S policy ta offer
•paclal value* la *ulte*. Our u*ual low price*,
maintained through a low eapanae in rant and
operating ce*t, CO EVEN LOWER at thi* time.
Came la and tea theae value* before buying.
Wa charge no Interact en time accennt*.
DINING ROOM SUITE
Eight placaa, t Iw^tr »ilu» an4 ana which
will ga quickly. Paring daaign in walnut, a
ragular aalua at IIU.OOi Afi TC
thl. waah at.# 9
LIVING ROOM SUITE
3-pioca, in either tapoatrr nr valour. Spocial
aonatrnctian aaJ ia a balf-#| 91
prico bariaia al.»
BEPW00M SUITE
Raautiful walnut Hadranm tuita. thraa
piacaa la pariad daalpa. $91.50
I Money-Saving Specials
Gas Range
$36.75
$1.00 Down
$1.00 Brooms
Go*4 ...lily Maja.lle
lrM.li raf.lar $1.00 »«!•
■aa, .pa*la I
M..$ay.J***
Smoking
Stands
A mIhmm
•taal wi«k flan
raaaptada far
aiKaa. Rifular IS
aalua. S7 iackaa
simw'i>i 69c
Complete Outfits
Furnliti aa apartmaat ar a
kaaia camplat# at a praat aa»*
lap. Laak at thaaa
3 raama camplata..!
4 raama camplata..|
3 raaaaa camplata ■ .
EXCIMIE IEMITMEIT
Trad* ia yaar aid faraltara far
aaw. Ltbaral allawaaaaa far
aid plaaaa. Lawaal pricaa far
aaw;^
PRE-SEASON SALE
Refrigerators
*12.75, *19.75 Up
Front icar with hard, whila
anamal lining: haaviljr in«u
latad to »a*a ica hillt. EREEi
SO Ihi. of ica with aach tala
in thia offar.
$1 Down
Sprint CluraaM
of High-Grade
Phonographs
Upright Phanagrapha,
$39.75 ad $49.50
Canaala Phaaagrapha,
$19.75 iRd Ip
A (aw damoaatratara
• I lawaat pricaa.
11 T«k Mofel | f
1 $150 [I
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$4 CLir this couroN
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STATE
FURNITURE CO.
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nhnmpson-Bekkris
Furs Repaired
and Remodeled
II t Art S»m 7 hit II (ttk
Our farllltlea for the work of repairing and re.
modeling are unenrelled,
Vo«ir fur* are miniated only »« akilled workmen,
enperienred in designing and rutting
During the summer charge* are about 2S'- le*a—
a worth*bile economy.
Allow Ua to Estimate
Your Work
Storage ratee are of your valuation,
which in*urea protection again*! moth*,
theft and fire. THIRD FLOOD
===s‘T/ip Hrnl Plate to Shop, After Atr^sssniL
I I
Glove Silk Lingerie
of lovely Luxite quality
Luxite lustrous silk, woven for beauty and
strength. Women who wear Luxite know the extra
ordinary qualities of this superior lingerie—glove
silk that wears and wears—for years!
Plain heavy Luxite »eta of vest with either
bloomer* or atep-in*.
Lare-trimmeH set* of Luxite; vest with either
bloomer* or atep-in*.
Union suit* of Luxite ailk: perfect fitting
in regulation and bodice top atyle*
• Bridal let of white Luxite g!ov» silk with
edging and medallioni of lace, t est w.th
bloomer*.
Each piece of Luxite glove ailk is carefully sized—
an item which has much to do with the attainment
of the slender figure.
STREET FLOOR
Hotel Rome
Cafeteria
The Beat That's All
America'* Cold Remedy
150 MILLION
Tablets Used Lett Year
You can depend on Hill's Cascara
Bromide Quinine to break your
cold in 24 hours—la grippe in
three days.
There's no guesswork about
Hill's. It has been proven in
millions of cases. More than
4,000,000 American families used
one hundred ancf fifty million of
Hill's tablets last year.
tor headaches, constipation, acute
pain* due to cold*, la grippe and wtntrr
complaint*. Hill's Caicar* Bromida
Quimn# has no equal. Don't delay—
get Hill's today in red box bearing Mr.
Hill's portrait. All druggists, JO cent*.
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TRV
OMAHA HIT WANT Alls
AIM KHTI»r.¥K>r.
Pretty, Wavy, Curling
Hair Without Hot Iron
Here* a •imple method which !• a
favert t a of tha hell** of a certain waive'*•
•octal • It will five your hair mah •
beautiful wave and luatra and fvrm't *
Ito da away with tha rvineva waeiuf 're*
| forever Jaaat f et from any dniff «t a
few ounce# of pure liquid atlmeHfte aid
•pyty a little with a clean tooth hr»ah
iutt before dmrf up the hair. Th • w
c va you a real aurprioe Tha faacinat if>
p*e'ty wavy affac* will epr**v •*
and there wi| ha no freaar.
• freaky me nthar unpteeaant trer# *f th-a
harm'#*** »iu»ld. Yau ran aaarciaa for heart
in • hr w onatium. dan»*a all avanint in a
beefed hall roam nr taka a lout metre
irip. without faar nf your hair laain* “a
mrl indeed, you won't need *e ayai*
Ititruerine tor a coaatderahle time.
--“T
MY DAUGHTER
would cor
AT EVERYTHING
Narrow and Irritable. ByTakiof
Lydia E.Pinkkam’sVefftableCoae
peaad Became Entirely Normal
Clinton, Wi**oMin.—"My d*ufht#r
vii tn » wry run-down condition,*nd
mi irritable, arm
would fry at every
little thing abe
waa an weak and
nervoua. Aa Lydia
EPinkham’a \eg
c table Compounc
had helped me
when 1 waa a gir
1 gave it to her to
build her up, and
the reeulta were
all that we could
wiah for. 1 wiah
that every mother with growing gir*
would try it for three trouble* girl*
often have. 1 had taken it my*e!f
before my girl w*a bom. and ahewae
one of the nieeat babie* anv on# could
wiah to hare. I recommend the Vege
table Compound to women and girl#
and cannot pratte it too highly ' —
Mr*. I. A HoLrrnp. Bo* Clinton,
h iK-onnn.
Mother* can depend upon Lydia F„
Tink ham 'a Vegetable Compound to re
lieve their daughter* of thoee trouble*
they *o often nave. They know from
experience the value of the Vegeta
ble Compound in the treatment of
(Hear complaint* and many, like Mr*.
Hclforri. gtv* it U> their daughter*. *>