Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, March 04, 1906, NEWS SECTION, Page 6, Image 6
A THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, MAKCH 4. V.hjG. BERGER'S Special Spring Suit Sole For ONE DAY, Monday, March 5 We wfiv simply ovcrllooded by tin- express om panics last week with spring suits, and in order to ohtai space and keep the stock moving, we offer these Special inducements for Monday: Novelty Mixed Eton Suits hr light gray, QQ trimmed with broadcloth, regular value IaW0 Novelty (Jray Eton ami 1'ony Suits - Triinmed with silk, el how sleeves, regular '-'.'..() (P f C value, at. vpl AND the finest i i n of Swagger Tailor Made Spring Suits in the eitv. in Eton and I'onV stvlcs, made of hroad r-loth, Panama or novelty buttons, liraid or moire, regular value .f.'7..7;, Monday only S. Fredrick Bcrgcr S Co. lilt NLW ClOAK SHOP. The UaMaaWaaMaaa) I line ,lnl Arrived mill May In- Seen nl Purloin of The Direct Representatives Factory Prices from S10to $100 40,000 Records to Select From. c l'i'fin i:HrsN CIiiii'kch tin til Iti'luil Orders. WRITE VOn CATALOGUE. Ill It 4 It TKHMH Cortif) to tir Htor, lake Mix iuiicIiIiih litiiiu with you mill pny fur 11 later ai yon r own lonvenlt'ticii. NEBRASKA CYCLE CO.. .l (I. i:. MUM I,, Muuaucr. I .VI' 1 1 AMI IIAIIMA NTUI.IOTS. TI-:i.l:iIMIr: IMIUM.AS I4ill;l. tlV . Illli, South Omaha. it'll V. HrimilMii), Council Itlufl'it. iCABLERCVtBtll The Strength l Is Its Weakest Link" ThtM r la iui link in I lit. nu oug tliuin of iilunuH we aill, from the Iowi-mi in price to the highest. There tiro plunoH of different KiuuVa, lone, coiiHti in I lou unit price, lo milt the taste aiul condition of every buyer but even the mont inodertttt In price reine Henl the beat in Tone, Touch: Theae piuuoa, bucked by years of experi ence In 1ii Itttf. ample capital and uiuiuca tloited ivpntatlou for fair dealing, itiourca "A sgi'AltK DKAL Tt Al.l" Every Piano Marked Show inn cinii liihively ti "'r,li- " will be our f!&r with ou pemonaUy and On ilutniH we make for your (lul-of town buy era are leiiuewteil do write today for cuialiniic and pricei.. EASY TERMS OF PAYMENT AAI3:3. Matthews Piano Co. . fViM ". ns.M.wirs Smart Stationery lor the Smart Set... MOYER STATIONERY CO. Ctmmercul StaitioAcry and Office Supplies Bank anJ OllU SUtlo.ory. 22) 5outk) 161 M. , U.Vt AHA B,EE WANT ADS PRODUCE RESULTS v I u Muting, triinmed with sil!;. Li 1517 far nam St. New 1906 i VICTOR TALKING MACHINES AND EDISON PHONOGRAPHS! g&ttSTECKBgB of a Chain Durability in Plain Figures the grade of piano pleasure to talk demonstrate the trude. u w-ytsisy iSf as.v ki;fjg..'.rJ 24.98 Models Hc-i SOCIETY SLACKS UP LITTLE Lent Dowii't Ee Much of a Depression. Aiflonc Omaha Folk. CALENDAR FOR COMING WEEK WELL FILLED Hauieroas Krnls f lalerest Carried, with Fair Prospects for iilhrra lonlai la a I aaanoaarra. Marl. Marie's tli- girl I do adore. Her hand I hope to claim. I. Mmlf flie ni' ir Iwn called Ix-I'ir. Kor Mary Is her nmf. Marie Is slender as H reed. What witrheiy unci ri'i ! (Shes skinny as a pole. Indeed; And, gidness, what a face!) ll-r ryes they are like liquid tire, of 1 li-in I can but hint. (The lsnl have merry on a liar! Her eyes! And with that squint ' llrr mouth in like a Cupid's bow. Ho small and and red. (What In it really like? I know! A hollow In her head'.) II. t far Is like a tinted shell, And calls forth a rarees. (The kind or shell, I'd hate to tell! An oyater shell, I guess!!. Her liMlr it In like ripened wheat; It glistens Just like fold. (The limit that! It rant he beat. "J'Ih brick-red, he It told') Small wonder she ha won my heart, Tina beautiful Marie. (Ami now comes the Important part An heiress great la she!) The Fortune Hunter In Town Topics. 'I'hv Mortal Calendar. MONDAY Qui Vive dancing party; Tem ple lariiel Hlaterhood whlat party. TI'KSDAY Mra. Herbert Woodland, the Tueadav Luncheon rlub. WKIiNKHIiAY-- Mrs. It. C. Chase, the T. I A . keiialiiKton. Till HHDAV-Mia II. 1.. Haldwlu and Mra. Yoiiwon. a kenslngtou; Mra. KoenlK, a rlub meeting. KHIDAY-Mr. and Mra. J. K. Wagner, an evening card party; Mrs. J. K. Wagner an afternoon party. HATt'ltliA V-MIss Crate KohrbotiKh en tertain. The prospect are that Lent la not going to be hoiieluaaly dull, after all. Ill a iUlet way dlveraion enough has been planned for -ven those who are generally counted out of aorlety during the Lenten season. Hevrrnl raid parties of sire are In prospect for thla week and next, and three or four kensing toni. The m'.iic or more familiea who moved Into lown for the winter from homea In the Htihurba are makltiK preparations to move bark again earlier than uaual thla year, and where It la uaually April or May before the town bouaea and winter apiirlmenta are cloned, the majority are planning to improve the coming month Kill ling for the ttilmmer. Tin' Improvement!) and addition to the Country club liotine have claimed the In terest of llu faahionable act and the IVll aon road baa been the popular way for auto part lea and othera who would keep In touch with Ita prngrcHn. The opening of the new club holme May 1 In beliitf much anticipated and will launch the aiiiimier ai-RHfin. and after that anrlety will null the drawing rooma until next 'all. The Wld Huh will open aome time near May I alao. oclal f '(-( 'h.t. The youiigcr son of Dr. and Mra. J. R. Riiiiimers la III )if acarlet fever. Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Council have taken the house at Vis (lenrcla averiui-, having moved last week. IJeutenant Da via, recently iipailiiled aid lo General Wlnt, haa arrived from Fort Dea Moluea ami In at the Omaha Hub. Mr. and Mrs. K. A. CuUahy hove deferred their trip to Hot Hprlnga. Va , us Ml. Cuilaliy baa been detained by hualnean. Mra. Alfred C. Petcraon, who recently tinderwent a serious surgical operation in the Iinmatiuel hnapllal, la now convalra cent. Mlaa Ixmiax la com aleni liin aullNfactorlly after an operation three weeks ugo, hut will not be brought back to Uiualiu for some tlm. Mr. and Mi. William Archibald Hiultli have given up tlieir apartiueiit at the 1'lntah ami gone Into their own house at 112 South Twenty-tilth street. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Uove cxp.it to give up their upartments at the Madiaou ataiut March 15 and move out to their aiimmer home, the Hunkers, near the Country club. Mi. and Mrs. Fred T. Rhlnrock have an nounced the engagement of their daughter, Miaa Ruth Henrietta Rhlnrock. to Mr. Habcin Klllott Kllgore, the wedding to take place In April. Mr. and Mrs. Harry WIIUIus and Mr. E A. Cudahy, Jr., exH-cl to Bull next month for Knglaud, to he two months. The trip Is business, hut aome time will aba. ut about primarily for be devoted to travel. A son was horn to Mr. and Mrs. William tl. Walker at Hong Kong. China, in No vember. Mr. Walker formerly lived In Omaha and with his brld.i was the gueal of Mr. and Mra. Chirk Colt two yeara ago. Mr. Walker is the representative of th Rtaudard Oil company at linns; Kong. Judge and Mrs. Muuger have received word that the home of their daughter, Mrs. Frneat Jackson, at Dallaa, Tex., was entirely destroyed by tire recently, during the absence of Mr. and Mis. Jackson. It Is believed the tin' wm of incendiary origin and that the house was robbed of Mrs. Jackson's wedding gifts before It was burned. Mrs. Clement Chaae went to Lincoln Thuraday to la" the guest of Madam MnU Jeaka. who appeared at the Oliver theater in Mary Rtuart that evening. Mia. chaae waa a gueat tin Madam Modjeaka'a private car that night. The madam will complete her tour In April at Chicago and will re tin a t Omaha to be the gueat of Mr. and Mrs Chase before her return to California. The many friends of Mrs. IHalmrr Olaseii, lice Margaret Piatt, will be pained to learn of the death of her little daughter, which ik . in led not long ago at Clreen Cove Rprlnga, Fla. Mra. Olsaen. with her only child, was eu route from her home In Sweden to Omaha, where she waa to have vlslt.nl her father. Colonel J. H. Pratt. While crossing the little girl coutrarted diphtheria, and after spending some time In a New York hospital was taken to Florida. Mrs. Olsaen fearing to bring her to Omaha during the winter. Colonel Pratt had expected lo met his daughter In Florida and bring them to Omaha, and thev are cxected here the middle of th w eek. I'leas.res 1. I"rieel. Friday afternoon Mrs. J. F. Wagner will I entertain at eara. Tsmple Israel sisterhood will give a whist parly at th tempi Monday afternoon. Mrs Herbert Woodland will b hoateaa ' of this week's meeting of the Tueaday ' Luncheon club. Mrs. I Kornig will be lawless of Thurs day afternoon meeting of th Common Keaae Card club. Th Qui Vim Dancing club will give ita regular fortuightly party Monday evening at Chambers' academy. Th member of th K. K. hi. will meet at I he horn of Mra. F. 11 Wagner. 211s Gruul street. Wednesday. Mis. II. N Wood and Mra. Ueorge A. Ivay hi cards out fur a euchre party lo b (iveu Thursday afternoon, March la. at the home ..f Mra. Wood on Oeoraria avenue. Mlaa Orac H"brbj'jli haa carda out for an evenlriir at her. home on 8uth Thirtieth avenue Katurday of thia week. Mr B., 1.. Iialdwln and her daualiter. Mra. Yonaon. will fivr a kenalnitton ifter iioon on Thuraday nf thia ek. Mra. Erie 1. Jolmaoti will entertain at rarda Wedneadav ufternoon. March J4. at her home on Kj'jth Thirtieth avenu Mra. John Sto le ,ll give a k iiflnEton afternoon Thuraday afternoon. March 15. at her home on South Thirtieth avenue. Mra. R. C. Chaae will be hoetena of the krnainaton afternoon to be given Tueaday by the wlvea of the Travelera' I'rotectlve anao.lation I Mra. H. J. Fer.fold and Mra V. H. Wil- I bur will be hoateaa of the next kenaina- , ton of th current toplra department of the Woman's Hub. Mr. and Mra. John l Wagner have invl tatlona out for a rsrd party to be given Friday evening. March 9, at their home, SHRI Charles street. Friday evening, March H. Mr. and Mra. 11. N. Wood and Judge and Mra. (. A. Day will entertain at tarda at the home of Mr. and Mra. Wood. I'leasare'. i-.st. Mia. C. tloiHjman. ll'f l'aik avenue, en tertained a number of friends at a whlat ! party Friday afternoon. Mra. F. W. Judaou entertained at a bridge luncheon Thursday in honor of Mia Hlapprr of tos Angeles and Mrs Calliday of Canada, gueats of Mrs. W. !. Yetter. Mr. and Mra. K. A. Farr, WA Kmmet atreet, gave a wedding dinner Thuraday evening for Mr. George IakHp and bride of Deadwood, 8. D. Mr. and Mra. locke were met at th depot Thuraday evening by a number of friends and went at ones to the home of Mr. and Mra. Farr, where dinner waa nerved In their honor. Mra, Kliiabeth (loodrlrh gave a luncheon Tuesday for her guest, Mlas Parrotte of Chicago. The guest were Mrs. Samuel Caldwell, Mra. Harry Jorden, Mrs Warren MlHckwell, Mra. Clarke Colt. Mra. Ned Wealbiouk, Mra. Henry Clark. Mra. Marcus Parrotte. Mra. Tunnlcliff, Mra. Bwe. ney, Mlaa Mcpherson and Mian Curlla. Wednex day aftermain Mra. Ooodrlch gave a ken slngton for Miaa Parrorte. Mrs. tlayto.i A. Pratt entertained at carda Thuraday afternoon. Prizes were won by Mra. Hlchard llorton, Mra. John Mi Donald and Mra. Van Huren. Thoae fireaent were: Mcailiimen II. J. Hoot, Mc Clure, McAdama, Vrlon, Trimble, Harding. McDonald, I.lvaey, Moody, Hcott, Cnla nan, Arter, Hruniier, Mullin, Treat, Young, Kelrstead, Towle, Dewar, llorton. Potter, Van Kureri, Kdgerly, Kniiah, Bpenrer, Reynol.la, iloaa. Foote. Plenk, Hlarklln, Hieel, WebMer. Ilyner; Mlaaen Agnes I.lve aey, Huffet. Fllrhett. Mlaa Kllzabelh Norgurd entertained a number of f rIciiilM and the membcrn of the Flkhnrn Huh nt enrda Haturday evening at her home. The gueata preaent were: Miaaea Kllxaheth Xorgard, Marie Norgard, Carrie Chrlatem.en, Irene Kuach, Margaret Rth'kler, Me-cy Haldy, May llooge, Odett Jackaon, Helen Kanl'rK. Kleanora Han sen, Carrie Fisher. Antonla Dangard, Mar garet Coleman; Meaara. Frank Powers, Al vl ti Wick. Richard Hrown. l.orenae (Jro heck, Martin flrobeck, Lou in Kncher. Ar thur Hroslrup. I.. H. Haldy. Harry O Hearn, Robert Kuni, Kmll Htilllrig. Come .nd ! (nsattt. Mr. and Mrs. K.I ft. Williams have gone on a trip to Florida. Mrs. W. H. Ciates leaven Thursday for a month's stay In southern California. Mra. Louis Rlappcr of lam Angeles la the gucnt ol her brother, Mr. W. L. Yetter. Mr. and Mrs. dairies Colliday of Han ley, Can., lire visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Yellel'. . Mrs. F. F. McJafferl.v has returned fiAiin a two weeks' visit with friends In Kansas and Illlnuia. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Cuminiiiga and Mr. and Mra. Arthur Ciuloti have returned from a trip to Cuba. Mra. W. C. McKnight has gone to Ht. I xai in, where ahe will be the gueat of Mra. L. Rliimenalocli. Mra. O. W. Dunn and W. F. Wapul. h, after two months' vlalt In Mexico and the south, returned Friday. Mlaa Kiuily Rulherfor.l haa gone to Den ver with her brother, Mr. Foireal Kulliei forrt, for u n Indefinite atay. Mra. K. li. Rprague haa returned from Chicago, where she has been visiting rela tives. Wednesday she i-epi escnled the Omaha Country Huh at the meeting of What Sulphur Does Fur Hie Human lludy in lieallli and DlhCUSC. The mention of sulphur will recall to many of J the early days when our moth ers and graudmothor gave us our dally duao of sulphur and molasses every spring and fall. It was th universal spring and full "blood purliler," Ionic and euro-all, and mind you. this old-fashloiiud remedy was not without merit. Th idea, was good, but the remedy was crude and unpalatable, and a large quantity had to bu taken to get any effect. Nowud.tys wu get ail thu beiictlcial effects of sulphur In a palatable, concentrated form, so that a single grain U far more effective than a tnblcapoonlul of th crude sulphur? In recmt year, rssoaich and experiment have proven that the best sulphur for medicinal use Is that obtained from Culciuui iCalclum bulphldel and sold In drug stores under the name ot Stuart's tal .utn Wata.a. They aro small choculute-couteii pellets and contain thu active Axdtciual principle of sulphur III a highly concentrated, effective form. Few people are uware of the value of this form of sulphur In restoring and maintain ing bodily vigor and health; sulphur acts directly on the liver and excretory organs and purities and enriches thu blood by the prompt cli.iilnatlon of waste material. Our grandmothers knew this when they dosed us with sulphur and molasses every spring and tall, but the crudity and Im purity of ordinary flowers of suiphur were ol'tcn worse than the Ulncttbc, and cannot comparu with the modern concriitraied preparations of sulphur, of which bluart a Calcium Wafer is undoubtedly the best sr.d most widely used. They aro the natural antidotes for liver and kidney troubles and cure constlpallou and purity the blond la a way that otuo surprises patient and plosiciau alike. Dr. It. M. Wllklns, wnile experimenting with suiphur remedies, soon found that the suiphur from Calcium was superior to any otner form, lie says: "For liver, kidney i and blood troubles, especially when result. I lug from constipation or malaria. 1 have I been surprised at the results obtained from j Stuart's Calcium Wafer. In patients suffering from bolls and pimpies and even I aeep-seaiea varuuntive, i ue repeaieuiy aean them dry up ana disappear In four or Qve das, leaving the skin clear and smooth. Although Stuart s Calcium Wafers Is a pro prietary article, and sold by druggists, and for that rvasuii tabooed by many physl viana, yet 1 know of nothing so aafa and reltabls for constipation, liver and kldnsy troubles, and especially lu all forms of skin aisease. as thla remady." At any rata peopls who ara tlrad of pills, cathartics and so-called blood "purlnars" will nnd In Stuart's Calcium Wafers far safer, utor palatabls and cSsctlv prspar- lou. the Won.cn a Western ("lf aaaix lalion. hrld at the Audhorium Mra. W. O t;nbrM baa returned from the eaat. where ahe baa apent several wreck with her mother. Mr Norment. Mr and Mra. K1fcai Morsman left Friday for Coronado Ifeach. Cal . where they will Join Mr. and Mra. K M. Moraman. Mr. A. H Colin of Han Franrlacn i ex pecteij today, to Ije the snieat of his mother and alater. Mm. Hertha Cohn and Mlaa Kay Cohn. Mlaa Avery of Huffalo. N. Y.. who came to attend the Kilpatrb k Mixter wedding, has returned to her home. Mlaa Mlxter baa gone to vlaj friends In Minneapolis. Mra. I.. A. Trowbrldae and little daugh ter. Carolyn, of Kvanston. 111., who have ta-en the gurM of Mra J. p. Lord, r turned to their home Friday. Mra. Oliver Iraka of ftockfoi-4, 111., Is Mra. Lord gueal thla week. Miaa lac- will show new aprtng millinery Wednesday and Thuraday, Mar.h 7 and S. 315 Routh Fifteenth atreet. REED PICKS HIS DEPUTIES Coast) Assessor uhial)s 1. 1st of Fori y - Ts n Raines the i )uanlsalonera. County Asaeeeor Reed haa submitted lo the county commisaioners a Hat of forty two namea of person recommended by him for drputy county aaaesaors for lsor,. Thr Hat was not passed upon by the board at Raturday's meeting because of the press of other business, but will be brought up Tuesday. These are ihe recommendations for the country preclncta: Chicago John W. Houaley. Benson F. IC. Raich. Douglas H. J. Rcsslng. Dundee K. R. Hume. Fast Omaha J. W. ITi.-et. Elkhorn George O. Hhaipe. Florence Kd H. Walker. Jefferaon P A. Anderson. McArdle-Frank J. Rleick. Millard Christ Dahmke. Platte Valley J. H. Ingrahiini. l'nlon W. A Btoltenl'ii. Waterloo R. R. Hopper. For the cities of Omaha and South Omaha F. M. Robinson. Ren J. Ktone. Joseph McCaffrey. D. P. Hllah. Thoa. Harrington. F. W. Mandhauer, V. H. Riilcombe. J R. Parrotte. L. V. Willlama. r . J. IM-Iavega. H. C. Van Avery. K. Rvenaon. R. R. I-tovsky. J. If. Drake. R . Van Kuraii. W. R. O'Rhaughnessv Frank Mahoney. R. C. Rarnes. Thoma Rrwln. Adolpli Reifkeii. H. L. (lllleHple. Charles Ringer. Kmll Motz. .1. M. I-cla. C. J. Westerdahl. W. A. Hharrer. W. J. Mount. W. C. .Mi lan. If. W. Cowdurny. OMAHA'S RIGHTS DEFENDED Coimuerelal I lull Fxerls llfTorl lit Secure Muine Hates ns for Twin Cities. The Omaha Commerrlnl club la to nnike nn effort to have Omaha put on an eipjal footing nt least with Minneapolis and fit. Paul In reaped to railroad rates from cer tain parts of Booth Isikota. Many of the towns of Routh Dakota are twice as near to Omaha an to the Twin cltlen and yet In nearly every cane the rate in lenn to the latter than lo Omaha. The rate on one commodity from Sioux Falls in IS cents per hundred lo Mitinennnlls nnd 20 rents to Omaha and yet it Is twice an far to Minne apolis as to Omaha. Milwaukee officials were in Omaha Fllday conferring with the tranaiiortiitlon commit tee of the Commercial club In regard to this matter, but no adjustment whs made. The rate between Omaha and Bloux City was raised aome time ago by both the Northwestern and Milwaukee roads. Tin) Commercial Huh made complaint, with the reault that the Milwaukee has announced that beginning March 5 the old rate will be practically reatored as between Sioux City and Omaha. Mra. Isiulae Rlncluir, head milliuer-de-algncr for J. L. Rrandcls & Hons, has just returned from an extended trip, during which ahe has viewed the leading moU'jls of millinery ail lata in Paris and New York. Mrs. Sinclair will be pleased to give her personal attention to the hosts of millinery patrons of J. L. Ilrandt'la .Vi Hons, and show them the exquisite assemblage of original French nnd American pattern hats she bKoiiglit from the fashion centers visited during her trip. QUESTION OF WOODMEN HOME I'roiioalllon Will lie Settled bj- .;s. ecutlve Council Which teeta In Omaha. . The executive council of the Woodman of the World la scheduled to meet In Omaha next "NVednesday, when matters of im portance will be considered, chief of which will be the question of retaining the head quarters in Omaha in race of the threat ened tax of tio.cn per year v ,n the reserve fund. The executive council la composed of the president, secretary, treasurer and the board of sovereign managers. J. K. Fitzgerald of Kansas City was In the city this week conferlng with Mr. Root In refer ence to the matters to come up at the meet ing. He has returned home. Miss Dacy will show m w spring millinery Wednesday and Thursday, March 7 and 8, Sl. South Fifteenth street. THREE YCUTHSDENY CHARGE Warreu. naus and eliui Plead Not (.ulli of Murder of Nels Lssilfs. Joe Win i en, l.co Angus and Kay Xelsun, charged, with J.iy O Ileal n, with the mur der of Nils Lrtusteii, were arwlKiied be fore Judge Sutton Saturday morning and ('leaded not guilty to Ixith of the counts In the Information. The dates of their trials have not been ttxtd yet. but th-i O'llearn case has been set for March 12. Frank Noonan. charged with the murder of Charles I'arlston at South Omaha, was also arraigned and entered a plea of not guilty. Mr. Im Hook, the fashionable ladies' ! tailor, has Just secured the services of an eastern designer of ladk s' shirtwaists ulnl : shlrtualst suits and is now prepared to tnke I orders In this new denartment. ' Wares l.rair (or llmur. Kuv.. tleorgo O. Ware and Mrs. War left Saturday for their home at I-ead. 8. II.. I where they will remain until the appeal of I Mr. Ware to the l ulled Slates circuit court I of appeals tor a new trial Is disposed of. i The appeal has been formally prepared and submitted. The hearing before Hie cir. cult court of appeals may not he had lie fore July, If not later. The IHmiestic tluild. M N . l.li'e Hidu.. will have on sale every Saturday homemade brown and graham bread, hermits, dough nuts, pecen waters and Swedish waters. saaa's Brolaer la UUIe. TKHKKA.N, i'ersla. March J. The shau's second brother. Nalb I'. SaJlaneh. has been reappointed foreign minister, a poet which h held from 1 to ISM. t kaaaes at r'egeral Hallalaa. Arrangements are rapidly approaching fomplellon for the change in the i H-atmns i ha various btttces In the federal bulld- lug. particularly thosv ou the stcond and 1510 Douglas lCLOAK&.SUITCa ORKIN BROS., Props. The Coming Forth of the New Spring Apparel at Orkin's The New Suits Xi'w arrivals of spring suits are hero for your choosing. The smartest motlels for the sjirinic season. All the new styles of eton ami pony suits; also fitted tailor suits, with all the devi r touches of style and high degree of excellence; adopted from the hest source of original concep tions they are distinct, correct ami out of th-j ordinary ideas, each one standing for some indi vidual new style. t I Tins materials n't of ihe mo- nought tor rubric, plain colors In voile, Panama and broadcloth, on the latest weaves or gtilrtly tailored rant leu, check?, plaids art stripes, In all the newest colors. Prices $20, $25, $30, $35, $40 up to $60. I ngtlme You Krow jh) vgT Is Ring Time." I You will be surprised at the simplicity of my credit system when you learn how easy it is to obtain a diamond without the ready cash. I require only a small first payment of about one-third the pur chase price, and the balance in small weekly or monthly amounts, arranged to conrorm with your salary or income. A signed guarantee is given with each diamond., attesilng its quality and value. Diamonds Are Trumps Kvervbody should hold some trumps my plan makes It possible ror any honest person to do so. All business is strictly confidential. 1 sell Watches, Silverware, Cut Glass and Well Jewelry on charge accounts. Wear and use the articles while you nay Tor them. Step in and lei's talk it over together. Out-of-town accounts solicited. A. Maadelberg Omaha's Leading: Jeweler CARPET AND RUG CLEANING We are prepannj to clean your carpels ami rugs hy the most improved and up-to-date methods. We take your floor coverings' just as they come from the floor, rnnove all dust and dirt, kill the moths, destroy all disease germs, disinter, them and brighten the color. A POINT TO REMEMBER We are the only carpet cleaners in Omaha who destroy all bacteria and disinfect eveiy carpet that we clean. Our aim is to give our patrons better service at reasonable prices. (Ulil'ETN .") cents jht running yard. li;(iS 10 cents per square yard. l.r the XAPT1IA process add 1 cents per yard to above prices. Work called for and delivered in all parts ot the citv. ll work guaranteed first-class in every respect. THY t'N. THE PANTORIUM Expert Cletiticrs and Dyers 407 So. 15th St. Tel. Douglas 963. Wild Buck for Dinner; SUNDAY, MARCH 4th Th Merchft.rts Rest&ur&nt ! 1519 Dodg Strt. third floors. The ernYe of the I mted Slates district atteiney ll! t- removed from the mcoiuI tt.ior in the ihird l . oc- . cui.vlng the i...riliw.si crmr sulf tic s The collector of CMS1..1IH 'ind cuio- i dan will iMcnpv the loom on ine . ...n.l j (1iHr vacated by ihr district attorney. , Special l'.triet Ationiey Ki.... w. ;"; . Klgueil me inn" ; - - tiarrow and Ine .H-rei service department will be a. veil the nanus vacated ! Mr Hush. It is n?H-ti thai ihe ilea changes will be completed by Maich t. tl Hrawwela' Mmlr lel. I Uh to announoe that I am now asso ciated with the music department at J I. Ilrandeis at Sons, where I will Is- po-as-a . to give my personal attention to friends and customers. AKTIll R N HOWk; i.k:scdfield I5I0 1522 FARNAM STREET. ATOMIZERS W carry a rv commata tins of ATO MIZE US "1 NKBfl.lZKKS of all k'nds and ar. masm, "tr.in.ly lo- I price. or sams. Our stock comprises forty kings, ranging In price from 3So ta SJ.aO A. A well known stvla Is th rsTVTLJSUs Atomiser No. I wh.ch ws sell for I i by mail. I.J W g-Jarsntee our Atoie'.ars to WORK PKKl'KiTl.lf Writ t"r Catalogua tf Ituhher iloods. SHERMAN & McCQMEll CRUG CC. Vm: t h a4 Vw4a) ttants 1 f