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THE OMAHA DA TXT BEEtSUNPA Y, arATCOIT 0, 1001.
ENJOINS STRIKING COOPERS
District Court Ttkei a Haad in th Strike
at South Omaha,
COMPANY SEEKS PERMANENT INJUNCTION
Striker ClinrKcil tIIIi Intltitlilntlnu
UmUllled Men Who Want tu
Itctnrn to Work iu
the I'n!tr
Judge Dickinson has Issued ft temporary
order restraining tho striking coopers at
Bouth Omaha from Interfering in "X way
with operations at tho plunt of tho Omaha
Cooporago company. On March 8 thcro
will 'bo a hearing In court to determine
whotlior or not a permanent Injunction
ngalnst tho strikers shall Issue.
Tho order of tho court was Issued on
tho petition of tho Omaha Cooperage com
pany and It Is directed to Coopers Interna
tional Union No. 10 and Coopers Interna
tional Union No. 114, both of South Omaha,
and their officers. In tho petition It Is al
leged that only u small proportion of the
cooporago manufactured at the plant of the
company Is inado by skilled labor, and that
only from twenty to twenty-nvo skilled
mechanics have been employed thcro, while
tho number of unskilled workmen has
ranked from sevcnty-flvo to cighty-flvc. It
Is Asserted that tho skilled mechanics, by
the" agency of tholr unions, submitted a
wngo schedulu for acceptance by tho com
pany whlrh was higher than any schedulo
In forco nt any coopcrngo works within a
thousand miles of Bouth Omahn.
t'nitlilo to Ann-jit Stthriltile.
The company claims that It was unable
to ncccpt tho schedulo offered by tho unions,
as such ncccptanco would havo mado It Im
possibly for It to compete with other plants
for tho trado In this territory.
When the company rejected tho proposal
Xrom tho unions on February 8 twenty of
Us skilled workmen went out on strike.
Blnco that tlmo tho strikers, It Is said, havo
induced tho unskilled men to Join them by
tl rcats of violence- and by other means.,
Tho company claims that many of the un
skilled workmen who havo quit work deslro
to return to their positions In tho factory,
but are provented from doing so by un
lawful acts of tho strikers. Soveral In
stances ot assault on men who havo at
tempted to return to work are cited In tho
petition.
Tho company necks n permanent Injunc
tion against tho two South Omaha Coopers'
unions and tholr oDlcera, restraining them
from Intimidating any men who deslro to
work In its factory nnd from Interfering In
any way with tho operation ot tho plant.
I
Attention, Kir KiiIkIKm!
Tho mombers of Mount Calvary command-
cry No. 1, Knights Templar, and sojourn
lng Templars are requested to meet nt tho
asylum on Sunday, .March 3, 1901, at 2
o clock p. m. to servo ns escort to No
braskn lodgo No. 1 on the occasion ot the
funeral of Past Comraandor Sir WlnOeld
Strawn. Per order. OSCAR ALLEN,
Commandor.
w. it. iii:.vm:tt CO.
Hamilton WnrroD, M. D.,cclcctlo and
magnetic physician, offlco at the Central
bote, cor. N. lGth nnd Dodgo streets, till a
aultablo location can bo found. Special at
tention to all long standing or lingering dis
eases and to diseases of women and children
Wo havo many good bargains from tho
National and Cleveland Cyclo Cos.' stocks.
Omaha nicyclo Co., cor. 16th and Chicago.
A dividend of 10 per cent has been de
clared and will bo pnld to holders ot allowed
claims against tho Nebraska Savings and
Exchange bank.
W.M. K. POTTER. Receiver.
For policies that aro sight drafts at
maturity npply to H. D. Neely, manager
Equitable Llfo, 206 and 106 Beo building-.
II. K. Ilurkct, the undertaker, has removed
to 412 N. ICth St., opposite Jefforson squaro.
. Twin-City Dyo Works, now location, 31D
B. 15th, between Farnam and Ilnraey.
13.00 hats. Frederick, 120 So. ICth it
Havo Root print It.
FAVORS MANUAL TRAINING
Pniierlntnnileiit l'mme Talk of Xn
tloual I'.iliii'iitlnnnl
Met-tlnir.
"Manual training was tho keynote of nil
tho discussions of mothods. Educators
from all parts of tho country contended
Jhtit tho hand should bo educated In tho
grades as well as in tho high school. All
greed that If manual training la desirable
for oldor pupils, It is equally deslrnblo in
tho grades and should bo adopted as soon
ns possible," said Superintendent Pearse of
the Omaha schools when asked concerning
tho meeting of tho department of supcrln
Intendcnco of tho National Educational as
sociation recently held in Chicago.
"In many places phllanthroplo citizens
havo established manual training Bcbools,
which supplement tho work of tho public
echools. Tho Hrndlcy institute has pro
vided Peoria, 111., with nn admirable train
ing school. A wealthy citizen by tho namo
of Stout hns provided n almllar Institution
for Menominee, Mich," Mr. Penrso con
tinued, "In sonio places such schools havo
boon established in connection with tho
public libraries. An Interesting showing
wns mado by tho Wisconsin educators con
cerning tho influenco of a stnto library
commission.
"Slnco tho organization of a commission
in that state n few years ago mora than
$1,260,000 has been given by citizens for
library and educational purposes. Cir
culating libraries sent through the stuto
by tho commission havo awakened peoplo
to tho lmportanco ot additional educational
facilities."
INCREASED BANK CLEARINGS
Why The Iloc'n Klifurrn ana Thoie
' of llrndntrcct 11 u Not
Aicrre,
The total bank clearings tor the last week
Woro 16,083,733; tho total for the corre
sponding week last year was $6,296,523,
nhowlng nn incrcaso of J687.211, nearly 11
por cent. Tho discrepancy botween theso
figures nnd those- of Dradstreet Is explained
by tho fact that Tho Deo figures from Mon
day to Saturday of tho sama week, whllo
Bradstreot Btarts with Friday ot last week
nnd includes Thursday of this week, which
brought a legal holiday into tholr week
this year.
This gave them a decrcaso ot 9 per cent
in the total, though tbero was no falling
off in nny day of tho weok.
Tho following tablo shows comparison of
dates under discussion for 1000 and 1001:
1900. 1901. Increaso.
February 25 Jl.20i.223 $l,2tW.6S3 t tr.'.atM
February 26 OlO.-.'rt 1,063,321 H7-.OH3
February 27 1,012,463 1,164.153 151,690
February 28 982,035 1,0S6,319 104.284
March 1 1,060,233 1,126,643 fifl.OH
March 3 1,121,276 1.277.0U 155,733
Totals t6,296,623 6,9S3,733 JCS7.211
FRED METZSNEAR DEATH
jalnnuliiR Cluuiice I ltrporteU in
A tied 1'utlcnt's Con
dition. Thoro was an alarming change yesterday
1b the condition ot Fred Metz, sr. Ho is
weaker thau he has been at any tlmo blnco
ho was taken sick nnd is unablo to tako
ny nourishment. His physicians say that
hla condition la extremjjy precarloua.
I
Momtii)' Onlj-.
A lot of bluo enameled dinner plates, as
long ns they last, Cc each. .
CROCKERY SPECIALS.
Flno - English undcrglazo nnd enameled
semi-porcelain dlnncrwaro for less than
plain white. Plates, meat dishes, open
vcgctablo dishes, plcklo dishes, pitchers,
covered dishes, sauco boats, all go at less
than plain whlta ware.
CANDY DEPT.
Hoarhound drops, regular price 15c, spe
cial Monday, '10c lb.
W. It. I1ENNBTT CO.
Tho K. O. U. C, a home drnmatlc com
pany, will glvo a military drama, entitled
"Spy of Octlysburg," nt Crelghton hall
March 7 for tho benefit ot the Union Vet
eran's union.
t'nrd of ThiinkM.
Wo extend our heartfelt appreciation nnd
thanks for tho sympathy nnd kindness
shown by our many friends after tho death
of our wlfo nnd mother,
II. WOLFE AND FAMILY.
OliJeoC to (Mllcliil Hnlnrlc.
DENVER, -Mnrch 2. Tim Tax Reform
league, whose platform Is "no salaries for
public olllcluls," has been organized in this
city. Its members will support at tho
coming municipal elections candidates
pledged to turn their salaries Into tho public
Improvement fund.
Tho Champion Iron nnd WIro works has
removed to 617 South Sixteenth street. Pat
rons will recclvo prompt nttcntlon ns
usual. New custom la earnestly solicited.
J. J. LEDDY, Proprietor.
The big sensation tho J2." nnd f3." Cres
cent bicycles. Sco them at 1622 Capitol
ave.
Dance programs and wcdddlng stationery.
A. I. Root, printer. 414-416 South 12th St.
iioMi:i:r.K!:nji2xci;Hio..
Vln the .Mlnnotirl Pnollln Itnlltvny.
Tuesday, March Cth, wilt bo tho next dalo
on which round trip tlckota nt very low
ratcn to points in Kansas. Arkansas, south
west Missouri nnd Oklahoma, Indian Ter
ritory and Texas, nnd to cortnln points In
the south nnd southwest nnd southeast will
bo placed on sale. For further Information
nnd tickets call on or nddrcss company's
olllccs, S. E. corner 14th & Douglas Sts.,
Omaha, Neb.
T. F. GODFREY, P. & T. A.
J. O. PHILLIP, A. Q. F. & P. A.
llonieHrpkern' ll&uurslons.
Via Rock Island Route,
Tuesday, March Eth,
to points In Kansas, Oklahoma,
Indian Territory, Texas, Colorado,
Utah, etc.
The only direct lino to Oklahoma
and Indian Territory.
City Ticket Office. 1323 Farnam St.
I'mii-riil .Notice.
Members of Nebraska lodgo No. 1, A. F.
& A. Mi, aro requested to meet at Masonic
temple on Sunday nftcrnoon at 1 o'clock to
attend the funeral of our Into brother, Wln
flcld 8. Strawn. All Masons cordially In
vited. JOHN D. HOWE, Acting Master.
Clint p Kxetirnloim,
California. Oregon and Washington,
Via Rock Island Route,
Tuesday, March Dth,
Only J25.00.
For full Information call at
City Ticket Ofllce. 1323 Farnam St.
Mrs. John R. Muslck, D. 0., Miss Fay
otto Cole, D. 0., osteopaths, Her Grand
hotel.
KYIiltY TVK.HIAY
In Fchrnnry, Mnrch nnd April the
UNION PACIFIC
will sell tickets at tho following
GREATLY REDUCED RATES:
From Omaha to San Frnnclsco, Los
Angeles nnd San Diego $23.00
Ogdcn, Salt Lake, Duttc, Helena.... 23.00
Portland, Spokane, Tncoma, Seattlo.. 23.00
New city ticket ofllce, 1324 Farnam street.
Tel. 316.
Union station, 10th nnd Marcy. Tel. 629.
fnMcr Time anrth.
Tho Northwestern lino, "Twlu City Lim
ited," now leaves the Union station, Omaha,
at 7:55 p. m. dally, Instead of 7:33 p. m., ns
formerly. The arrival tlmo nt St. Paul
Minneapolis REMAINS UNCHANGED.
Through connections from tho west aro thus
assured and n MORE CONVENIENT lime
ot depnrturo Is afforded Omaha and Coun
cil DIuffs patrons. Tho same magnlflque
equipment Is retained lu service.
City offices, 1401-1403 Farnam street.
Wanted, a trained nurso to tako cnargo of
a santtnrlum; mint havo experience, a good
education and good business ability. Ad
dress J 69, care Deo offlco.
Every man
who wears our shoos realizes that
there Is something' about them that
makes them better than any others.
They nro a llttlo later nnd moro
"snappy" In style, a llttlo moro fash
lonablo in appearance, a llttlo bet
ter finished and easier fitting and n
llttlo lower In prlco than any others
of the sardo grado.
CP.
eariwrlgbl
N. E. Cor. 16th
and Douglas
HAVLIEIK New Spring Suits,
"AT UCIlS waists and Skirts,
Hundreds of Pretty Suits
Arriving' Every Day.
Haydcn's suits arc known throughout
the west for their exclusive designs, their
up-to-date and stylish make, and for their
moderate price. Suits like ours are not to
he found in the ordinary store. The style,
the lit, tho hang, the appearance of our suits
are different to those of others. Suits at all
prices to suit all tastes and all pocket-books
at
$3, $12, $15, $18, $20, $30, $40,
$50. U( nnd K75
Yuv uu -ji jiff
Our Skirt Department
is well known to tho ladies ot Omaha. Tloro is no other store that carries such a
largo variety of flno skirts. This year wo havo mado preparations to hnndlo somo of
mo very nncst garments made many nro already in stock. The prices run at $15.00,
$18.00, $20.00, $30.00, $10.00 and $50.00. Come and seo theso.
The Second Shinmciit
of extraordinary good bargains which our buyer secured in New York havo arrived nnd
will bo on our tables Mondny. These aro 200 ladles tallor-mado suits, silk llcnd Jackets;
now flare skirts; Jacket and skirt trimmed with taffeta stitching c E?
n suit sold In this town for $18,00 your cholco Monday for.. ..b O0vl
7G suits nearly all silk lined throughout; tho newest styles EZf
sold in this town at $25.00 your choice for li2oU
Bargains in Skirts
iaiuju, i iuu inuics sKirts in all wool homespuns, chovlots and tC
serges. They como In ralny-day, golf nnd dross skirts, worth is ehni. . . . Z.mI I
TABLE NO. 2600 skirts in nil silks nicely trimmed sergo and homespun skirts
mucin iriminoa rniny-uny ana golf skirts, worth up to $10.00 nnd fi
$12.00 your choice for ench t3UU
TABLE NO. 3 Ladles' skirts in dark and plain serges g- r
worth up to $3.00, for " OC
Ladies' Silk Waists
from the manufacturers stock purchased by our buyer.
t TrtA .111. m . .
''uw i muuo irom mo ramous winslow taffetas, corded In back and
irimmuu wun smau nrass outtons on waist selling In this city for rk -w
$6.50 Monday your cholco for jUl)
40 dozen French flannel waists, 6 rows ot tucks In back j-w
and 12 In front; lined throughout-regular prlco $4 In all colors, at only....y UC
Rend nig Snles on Page 13.
HAYDEN BROS
Tuesday Is the Day.
Greatly reduced rates to points South and South
west, West nnd Northwest, Tuesday, March 5.
Only 23.00 to Utah and Montana.
Only 25.00 to California, Oregon and Washington.
One fare plus 2.00 for tho round trip to hundreds
of points, South and Southwest, West and Northwest.
Ticket Office,
Burlington Station,
1502 Farnam Street, 10th and Mason Sts.
Telephone 250.
Telephone 128.
"By the Way"
Can you shavo yourself?
Or do you want to learn 7
If so, wo havo shaving
novelties that will interest
you.
Strops, Soaps,
Brushes and Hones
Jas. Morton & Son Go.
1511 Dodge Street.
I1UY A IirONCKlCI. It.V.OIt- 13VK11Y
ONI3 WA11HAXTH1).
SEATTLE'
LOS
ANCELCSC
SAN DIEGO
ONLY
DIRECT
LINE
ACROSS
THE
CONTINENT
To
California
MISSOURI RIVER TO
SAN FRANCISCO,
LOS ANGELES,
SAN DIEGO,
Including all main linn points,
north California stato lino to Col
ton, San licrnardtno and Han
Diego.
$2600
PBUTTE
Bow
.
1 a.
.SALT LAKE CITV
feENVEP
LINCOLN (putAVtNWORTH
ONLY
DIRECT
LINE
ACROSS
THE
CONTINENT
Remarkable Reduction
in Rates Via the
UNION PACIflC
EVERY TUESDAY
During the Months of
March and April, 1 901.
Til
UTAH, IDAHO, OREGON,
MONTANA
AND WASHINGTON
MIH.SOUItl HIVIIll TO
Ocdrii nml Hnlt I.nkr OOI
City, UtHh (. IA
Untto nml llrlcnn, f
Mont I
l'nrtlnnd, Orr . COC
HpoUiuir, -Viml L jjZO
Taconiii mid Scuttle, f
Vimh 1
New City Ticket Office 1324 Farnam Street. Tel. 316.
Union Station 10th and Marcy Streets.
Tel. 629.
T
SPFPT A T 1 What Did Met Mean 7
TJL JLi J X JtjL JLi ! A few days no wo told you that "n
Vr H n iinw nrterlnur Illcklnnnn'N
pure itoulilc .lUllllcd Wlleli lln.el In
8 Ounce Bottles tor 12c
16 Ounce Bottles for 23c
In Quart Bottles tor 45c
AItiiij-h linvc n Imttlr on linml. Coin-
imro tliln Wlloli HttxH 1UM1 irlinl you
UPt claeirlirre nml nollcn tho illlTer- '
nice.
nnDTnil ATnnp IQPUICCCD a-r price
MUtJIUll V I llrlr I fcll DRUGGIST
W DRUG DEPT. I . w. c.r. iath ..a chie. st
A few tlnys nBO wo told you that "ino
nnd ,-.Mct" got toKether wi pinned -nnd
then wo smoked. Theu Met told us ho hud
been "scooped" that tlm other follows
wero RottliiK moro ndvertlslim from us
than ho wan then ho talked of an
other dent then wo sinned ngnln smoked
und ns ho hid us good day, hu remarked:
"Oh, but you nro nn easy mnrk." What
did ho menu?
Cruiui'i-'n Kidney Ctirr. ........ 7 .To
llrntnn Utiltiliie !!
IMiK)'" Mult WliUkcy hn
l.iitiin Creniii . ... . . Illo
1'nllir'n Celery Conipoiinil 75i!
Wine of Cnriliil 75c
I'leree'n Prexerliitluii ... 7."i
Seiitt'N KiiniUlon .... 7.'e
OrniiiiilMlnn ...... 7o
riiltMfnnt i:tie((ornii( , 7.e
X. N. S 7c
MiiILmI Milk Klc, 75e, .'t.l.l
1'lnkliiinrn Cniiii(iiinil 7."o
ill
ill
You know what a day
we always make of
Monday.
Special for the boys in our great
clothing department, 2d floor.
Purchase of manufacturers'
serve stock of suits.
re-
1110 lots in a moment. Just n word of facilities, l'lrs
wo roniseu last month two onnortun t es to mnko BDeelal
purchases, bocauso tho character of tho sutjs were not up to
our slnndnrd. It's Just this caution that hns given you tho
icrn conmionco you feel In this store, nnd tho clothing stock
in ii. us mis guar dlanshln of your fiat sfactlou Hint hn
grown this department to proportion over double tho size of
nny oilier in the west. Tho responsibility ot every gnrmon
in mis biock rests solely nnd nbso ute v on us. Wn wnnt vnti
io leei ino ireeaom that buying under such guarantee Insures
LOT 1 Hoys' plain doublo-brcnsted nil wool kneo pants
suits of ull wool cnsslmcro and cheviots nil sizes m
6 to 1C not n suit In this lot worth Iojs than Vf C
J2.2C but cholco :or -, '
LOT 2 Hoys' plnln double-breasted nnd vesteo
mado of all wool flno casnlmcres aud cheviots
nil sizes, 3 to 1G not a suit In this lot worth
less than $3.00 tho special prlco Is
LOT 3 Hoys' lino vestee sailor nnd plnln double-breasted
kneo pants suits all sizes, 3 to 10 mado ot llncst tweeds
nnd worsted fabrics They-nro good suit:.
for Jl.CO Tho special prlco
Is only
OUR MAMMOTH
SHOt SALE
l$rought hundreds of people Snt
urdny to.
T. B. NORMS, ifs,
This sucoessul sale continues
nil this week nnd ull spccinl
lines will go with u rush.
Ladies' a and fl
Shoes now
50c
J.adies' $1 and .?o Shoes, black
ano tan, Hand
sewed
75c
suits-
1.45
LOT i Hoys' extra flno three-pleco suits
10 mndo of extra lino chovlots and wor
stedsworth $0.60
for only
2.45
In sizes ft to
3.75
I
LOT 5 Hero Is tho greatest assortment of all. In thl
lot wo havo Russian blouse suits, sailor suits, finest vesteo
suits nnd plain doublo-breasted suits not
n suit worth less than $5.00, and up to $7.60
special for
LOT 0 Boys' very fine long pants suits all sizes, 12 to
19 suits that aro worth $7.50 to $10.50
special for $3.75, $5.00
and ,
LOT 7 Hoys' odd long rnnts sizes, 28 to 31, waists
flno all wool fabrics, pants worth' $2.00 to
$5.00 salo prlco 05c,
$1.50 and
LOT S Hoys' o3d knee pants all sizes, 3 to 16 mado of
all wool fabrics, nlso corduroys. Pants worth
from 60c to $1.50 spoclal for, 15c.
25c, 50c nnd
Rend bargains on pa go 13.
3.75
all sizes, 12 to
7.50
i 31, waists of
2.50
16 mado of
75c
Ii
AYDEN BROS
SELLING THE MUST CLOTHING IN OMAHA.
mm fPP
A Pleased
Patient
Is tho best advcrtlsomcnt n
Dentist can have. In that
lies our success.
BAILEY, the Dentist
318 rxton IHook,
10th k Frnm St. Phono 108D,
Lndr Attendant.
"We haven't a customer we'd
hesitate to refer you to"
we have quite a number we would like to refer you to, who
use
SHERIDAN
the cleanest , cheapest and best coal mined in Wyoming.
VICTOR WHITE. 1605. Far nam St. Tel. 127
Ns nrrtn nn tinmr A"
u nnut jviwm.
Registered
RE-NO-MAY
POWDER
A. Mayer Co.
DEC BUILDING,
OMAHA, NEB.
In pink box not only relloves, but pos
itively cures nil disorders of tho feet,
stops odorous porsplratlon, cures ten
der, swollen and painful feet.
RE-NO-MAY POWDER
In bluo box removes all bodily odors.
If properly usod no dress shields are
required. If you ruin your gloves with excessive perspiration, rub tho palms
after thorouBhly drylnB them with the powder. baWt ua s vea In
use tho powder In pink box. Vov axllllary (armpits) "wentlne, ,rcc"'
use In tho cover of tho blue box. 1'or obstinate swea " J"" "must be ills"
affected parts with tho He-No-May AstrluKento Antiseptic Lot on. It m t be . I,,
tlnctly understood that tho RH-NO-MAY Towder Is not a toilet POer' lnfa'n a
W a curative, hygienic nnd antiseptic powder, and should not bo used to, Jnfants
as a toilet dusting powder. Talepowdered starch or similar products without any
intrinsic valuo, ore inexpensive nnd sufficient.
llH-0-M.V I'llWDKll,
endorsed and prescribed by leading physicians. For "J nra.tlon. con
suit Miss Mayor, 31C llco Building. Ooumiltutlon free dally from 2 to 4.
MANUFACTUKKD n
A. MAYER CO., 316 Bee Building; Omaha, Neb-
Sold by nil Druggists and Glove Dealers.
THE SMOKERS PREFER
BECAUSE THE JOBBERS' PROFIT IS ADDED TO THE POLITY
V, B. H1012 IX, C. CO., MANUl'XC'ljUREHB, T. LOUIS, MO. UNlUN MAUI
Men's 5, 0 and $7 French Pat
ent Calf Shoes, -j
to go at JLUU
Theso are New York globe and
narrow toes. Hemember not all
sizes, but wonderful bargains.
Attend our mammoth shoe
sale all this week at
T. B. Norn's
1517 Douglas St.
Spring Painting
Can bu done with very LITTLE TIlOU
fliwm?.1 kV.,1V1.U:1' KXl'BNBB If you uao
8 ILItWIK-WlLLIAAIH MIXIJD PAINTS,
i hero Isn't a thing so smiill nor so largo
for which Sherwin-Williams Imvcn't mudo
a paint Bultublo In Hhudo and size ot
pneknge.
Llttlo pots of paint for lllcycles nnd
Haby Carriages. Hugo cans ot paint for
big house, burns and bridges.
llnlf-plnt enn Family Pnlnt uc
Half-pint can Vnrnlsh Stuln 2f,0
Hulf-plnt can Screen Paint J5C
Quartcr-nlnt can Kumnni inint
. . - ! ....... fcUU
Qunrtcr.plnt can Ulcyclo Knamel is0
jiuii.jiuii can Jiuggy I'atnt r6c
Hnlf.plnt snn Ilnthtiili Miimi fn-
Half.plnt enn Oil Stnln ip0
One-pint enn flno Vnrnlsh o
UALL FOlt COLOR CARD.
Sherman McConnell Drug Go.
Cor. 16th f.nd Dodge, Omaha.
CURSE
OF
DRINK
CURED BY
WHITE RIBBON REMEDY
Can bo given In Glass of Water, Tor at
(ofrcoJVVIthout Patient's Knowledge.
.. ...u muuuji jivuiuuy win euro or an
troy tho dlsensed appetlto tor alcoholla
stimulants, whother tho patient Is a con-
or drunkard.
Impossible tor any one to hnvn an n.
petlto for alcoholic lltiutirs artor uslni
Whlln Ttlhhnn Mrr.Ax, II.. TjTi.J
rk nu iiv wrmiiK oiro. -i; u. Mooru
?r.l? ln Nob- by CnaB- 'IL Schaofen
ICth and Chicago streets. -
DANGER IS LURKING IN IT
When your bath room or lavatory
lsn t fitted ui) wUh modern sanltnry
plumbing. Sewer gas Is moro danger
ous In Winter than In Summer, be
cause ventilation Is not so free. You
will ward off dlseaso by having your
closets, bath room, kitchen, sinks and
laundry' overhauled. Wo mako n spe
Sl?Jty ,ofnfnl,ttry .Plumblnjr. steam
and gas fitting, nnd do It scientific
ally and at reasonable prices.
Free 6t Black,
1800 Fnrnrttn. Phono 109.
Eastman
Kodaks
still lead.
Sco tho latest model of the No. 4
CnrtridRO Koilnk tnkes pictures
4x5, nnd can bo used for either
plates or films. List prlco $25.00
OUR PRICE
$20.00
All other good makes of ICodnJc
nnd Cameras.
THE ROBERT
DEMSTER COMPANY,
1215 Farnani Street.
DovpJoplne; nnd finishing by first
cjass workmen.
Your
Teeth
Aro precious, Naturo de
munds thoy recelvo the bust
treatment.
All that skill and oxnnri.
nneo can accomnllsh Ii at
your commund here.
Teeth Crowned , J5.00' t
llrldgo Work, per tooth.. 13.00 '
Taft's Philadelphia Dental Rooms
1517 DouKlaaSt.
