Cheese Factory to
Be Opened in State
Dairy Farmers Plan Outlet for
Produce at All Times of
Year.
Special IMepatch to The Omnlia ttff
Obert, Neb., De:. S.—As the result
of a recent visit to northeast Nebras
ka, and consideration of favorable
locationa by a number of Wisconsin
dairymen, plans are under way for
the eatabllahment of a cheese factory
on the Gilbert Halverson farm, a few
miles south of here.
Most of the farmers in the locality
of the propesd factory have large
herds of dairy cattle, and for this rea
eon it is believed that a flourishing
and prosperous business will result
from the project.
The factory, a building about 30 by
30 feet in size, already is being erect
ed, and the farmers interested In the
proposition will rent It. If the plans
that wore discussed originally are
carried out, a rheese making expert
from Wisconsin will have charge of
the factory.
It is claimed that the dairy busi
ness in northeast Nebraska is increas
ing. due partly to the fact that many
farmers are feeding less cattle for
market than usual on account of
the high price of corn and partly to
the fact that there is an increasing
demand for milk and cream. How
ever. going to the extreme in dairying
would result in overproduction and
no profit. It is believed by establish
ing a cheese factory and allowing
farmers to shift from feeding for fat
tening to dairying and from selling
cream to making cheese, the prices
will be stabilized and a fair profit
realized on products from grain feed
ing in whatever capacity.
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Farmer Traps Raccoon
Weighing 36 Founds
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Beatrice, Dec. 3.—Frank W’illlams,
farmer living eight miles northeast
of Beatrice on Bear creek, caught In
a trap on hia farm w'hat he believes
is the largest raccoon captured in
this section of the state in years. It
weighed 36 pounds. Mr. Williams re
ports that during (he past few
months he has not only caught a
number of raccoons but mink and
possum as well.
Every piece of
delicious
spotless factory
of our organization is an artist.
JOHN 6. WOODWARD 4 CO.
‘"Oie Candy Men"
Inner-Circle
Candies
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By RICHARD H. TINGLE!.
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Horizontal.
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4. Coal product.
7. Sun reflector.
10. One of Jupiter's loves.
11. Haircloth garment worn in the
Levant.
12. Italian river.
13. In addition.
15. Relatives value.
17. Leader in child’s play.
IS. Finish.
1!). Zoroastran diety (posT)
21. Queen of the gods.
23. Exclamation.
24. In addition.
25. Within.
27. An Irishman.
30. Rotating piece of machinery.
31. Shaped like an L. *■
Vertical.
1. Later stone age.
2. Others (Latin).
3. Mental prejudice.
4. Russian ruler.
5. In the vicinity of.
B. Seizing living prey.
7. A truncated gable.
S. Siberian river.
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9. Pedal digit.
14. An Indian tribe.
16. Relating to (suffix).
19. A cheer.
20. Bow of vessel.
21. To sharpen.
22. Cape on the Massahusetta
coast.
26. Either.
26. Bachelor of Arts (abbr.)
29. Not (prefiex).
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EXTRAVAGANCE DOUGLAS ST
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Starting Thursday—In the Most Phenomenal
Sale Omaha Has Ever Known
1000 Beautiful Crisp New
HATS
Secured in the most sensational
purchase ever consummated
by this organization
Hats that should sell at
*15 *125# *10 $75#
Choice Thursday
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We appreciate how seemingly impot- Hats—Hats—Hats. Our Immense third
sible such a sale at this might appear floor is crowded to capacity with tho 1
to the woman who it not familiar with most wonderful array of truly beauti
the Herzberg merchandising policies. ful, distinctively styled hats. Hats oa
But we promise you the greatest hat which tha trimmings alone are worth
values in our merchandising history. far more than the price wo quote.
Materials Style* #
Failles Bengalines Fells Tyrolean Crouns Turbans
Satins Metallic Brocades Rolled Brints Capelines
Straw Combinations Off-the-Face Pokes
Taffetas Large Dressy Hats
Hundreds of Advance New Spring Creations
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Beautiful, crisp, new spring hats, delightful in their freshness. Hats that one
would not hope to secure at this daring low price. They are here, here in
assortments that are positively bewildering. Never before and we believe
never again will such a millinery sale present itself to you.
A Millinery Sale Omaha Women Will Remember for Months to Come
Every hat i> a quality hat, a real style success. They are trimmed with flowers, ribbon bows, lace, touches of
* straw and pom poms. Hats for the miss and the matron, with plenty of hats for the woman who requires a
large head siza.
p i
We cannot urge you too ' ** ***** Extra salesladies, extra
Strongly to plan on an early Runt Black Cranberry Henna wrappers, extra cashiers
attendance. Sale starts Copen Rose Melon Broun and extra space will be de
promptly .t 9 a. m. Sand Pheamnt Wood Etc. vo““d to thl*
ENTIRE THIRD FLOOR DEVOTED TO THIS WONDERFUL SALE
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Children Must
Have Good Shoes
i\ idow Vi a«h<*rwoman Unahle
to Buy Footwear for Girls;
Your Gash Needed.
Betty and Elsie are two little girls
whose mother, a widow, takes in
washings to support them.
They are bright children. Betty has
'oal black hair and large dreamy
eyes, and she wants to he an opera
singer. Elsie Is fair and vivacious,
rhey are good students in one of the
ower grades.
The mother's ilWef task In life Is to
’eed and clothe these Utile girls, and
;lve them a home. This fall she was
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not ship to buy them any new ahoea,
and, alm'e they are normal youngsters
who play hard, they wear out shoes
quickly.
Peril lo Health.
So they go to school each day with
thin soles which have not yet caused
them discomfort, but which will be
dangerous to their health when the
snows set In. The mother is anxious
eyed, Her only hope is The Omaha
Bee s Free Shoe Fund, which came
to her aid so providentially last year.
Who is going to send in the money
so that Klsle and Betty may have new
shoes this winter?
The fund, started only this week, Is
growing slowly hut surely. it will
bring comfort to hundreds of needy
school children this winter. No mat
ter how snail the donation, It will be
welcome. There are lots of Elsies and
Bcttya In Omaha.
Previously acknowledged S 33.so
t'nltcd 11)1/it,,is HsHoclution. 10.ou
(icorge It. Tliummfl. S-t'tl
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Ain I KTI*fcME>T. » KTI-EMI M
Kellogg’s Bran delights father
by bringing health to children
Poor littlo kids—they needed br»n
badly. But they wouldn't eat ordi
nary brans. They didn't like them.
Most folks don’t. Then iheir father
tried Kellojtc'* Bran, cooked end
krumbled. What a difference! lie
tells the story in bis letter:
"Dear Sir*;
I with to ex pres* my appreciation
of your krumbled bran, w hich I have
uaeJ for my children thi* *ommrr.
We had a great deal of trouble with
them through constipation, and bran
had bear, the most satisfactory rem
edy but they’ could not be induced to
take the old varieties . . . because
they disliked them so. They enjoy the
krumbled bran and consider it an
essential ingredient of their porridge.
No one whose children have not been
troubled In thl* way can appreciate
the relief there is in having their
bowels move regularly."
(The original ui this letter is on file
at the Kellis? Company, twua t
Creek. Mich.)
Constipation is n dangerous disease.
It should not be neglected. But do
not try hallway measures in seeking
relief. Kellogg's Bran is ALL brae.
And it takes ALL bran to be lOOCi
effective. Kellogg’s Bran is guaran
teed to bring permanent relief, it
eaten regularly, in the most chroni •
eases. If it fails, your grocer will re
turn your money.
Eat two tablespoonfuls daily—in
chronic eases, with every meal. Eat.
it with milk or cream. The flavor is
delicious. Sprinkle it on other cereal-.
Cook it with hot cereals. Try it in the
recipes on every package. It will bring
you health. Begin eating it to-day.
Made in Battle Crock. Sold by ail
grocers. __
Suggestions
for Appropriate
Christmas Gifts
A Windsor Chair
In Mahogany
Soma new and different designs
in the attractiva Windsor style
chairs. They are in a highly
polished mahogany.
CHAIRS, $5.85
ROCKERS, $6.15
Bridge Lamps
Complete With Shade
$6.75
Floor Lamps
Complete With Shade
$11.85
Spinet Desks
A piece of furniture ■■ ■
every women loves— J1 | UC
• handsome mahof- ^ I m ~ ■
any spinet desk and P I I w lr
chair to match.
Name Your Own Terms
Cedar Chests
GENUINE RED TENNESSEE
You Reach the Heart of a Woman
When Your Gift is a Cedar £0 7C
Chest
You are ffivinf her security for her most M
beautiful clothes; perfect protection from moths.
You have many and very different chests to ^ ggmm
choose from, but all are lined with aromatic OT ^ M M M
red cedar ar.d priced moderately. Send her
a cedar chest.
Console Phonograph
*56
Plays All Records
■1 | Polychrome
k * mirror free
li I with each
Phonograph
$1.00 Down
RECORDS “• ,m ,Ko,'|,■ 2 for 15c
only
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*ffinmswick
Phonographs $-1 Annin
We are for the Bruns- I jn( K
wick and have them at all prices ® ^ W W ■ ■
in every finish and model.
Suggestions
for Appropriate
Christmas Gifts
il y s y
6 3 a
This Sewing Table
Complete in Every Detail j
\ very great convenience i* this ,
fully equipped tewing table, at
every woman Icnowa. In ma
hogany, highly poliahed, for
$16.85
FREE!
With every purchaae of furni
ture of $25 or over Toya for
the kiddiea are free. We have
the largeat aaaortment we ever
have had and our pricoa are al
waya the LOWEST.
Polychrome
Mirrors
Beautiful art wallflj ^
mirror*, very u*eful.*P ^ fill
practical gift*. at
Buffet Mirrors
Vary large mirror ind* m/g mgg
beautiful polychrome**^ ^
fiai»h. Extra special.
Name Your Own Terms
8-Piece Dining Room Suite
A large buffet, 6 chairs and oblong table
offers you an attractive suite, at only
$7650
$3.00 Down
3-Piece Living Room Suite
Covered in fine quality velour-a very
fine suite and a gift all can enjoy.
*89so
$3.00 Down j
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k Or Your Monty Bock Z]
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PURPLE BOX^CS
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I Quiik HiUefi A pleasant effactiv* syrup. I
V 15c and 60c stia*
And rxttrnally, u»e PISO’S
1 hr oof and l hast
WHEN in NEED OF HELP
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HEAD OFF THAT COLD
Head off croup and cold# before they
reach the danger point. Prevent develop
ment of Irritating coughs, throat and lung
(rouble. Hot quick relief Lees CRRO
LYPTIJS an emulsified creosote--I* pleas
ant to take and Is guaranteed to gRe al
most Instant relief
lees f ItKO-LYPTtm Is an effective
• omblnatlon of creosote. the greatest
Known henllng sgent and other healing
elements recognised by the medical world.
The pleasant healing fumes of I m i
C1UCD I.YPTUR enter the lunga and pre
vent pneumonia germa. Soothe* sntf heata
(he Inflamed mtmbranrs of the throat.
Hellevea ihtonio coughing and restores
normal breathing.
I.ee's fit ICO 1 YPTl'R is guaranteed bv a
money back pledge to relieve colds . hron
ohtal aethma. chronlo nd acute branch! tie
whooping • cugh and croup Your money
refunded If you aie not sstlsfiad after
taking Ices fllKO I.YPTLS according to
direct lone a large bottle, lit at all
druggists I0
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