Till; HKK: ONfAHA. HI IDA V. DKCKMBKIt !.'. 1311-
Play Suits for Boys and Girls
A liijy thought for Hit1 mothers of
lively youujjstors boys ami KrU got more
ton! jilt'nsure from" those clever little suits
tluin froni.tlie whole list of fragile toys.
The saving in clothes
more than makes up the
copt of n suit it
would be hard to find
a Christmas gift more
praetiral.
nova Indian Kults complete from feathers
o fringfl ' S100
Squaw Suit for r.irls $1.20
Con-toy i ..-81.00
Cowboy Suit, with ropp, hat, hotter, and ,
leather trimuiluta . .
Cowgirl' Bull $1.00
Hundreds of serviceable, aensibl gift, for boys and girls
It a pleasure to show them and you'll find It a pleasure to make
your "elections here
cm irons rmn
OWN STOVf
mm
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1518-1520 FARNAM STREET
j.ay tor cloth'i. It 1 time for us to apeak
out ad letthiin know."
H ,enitlt-d ,a' plc of blu srrgo
which h bouBUl st II J a yard of a re
tailor, who paid 7'intfc for It and th
wool grower aot only cents for the
wool In It. When made Into a woman's
two-pier iilt, be aald. 11 would sell for
J or HO. Ho showed a' union underskirt,
retailing at 8.. out of which the grower
sot 74 cants; a pair of wool ork. re
talllna at 4S cents, out of which the
grower net cent, and an Infant s under
olt. retailing at SO cents, out of which
the Krower gut V cents.
'. ahaald ! QaalUy.
"W should Kit n record In fsvor of
Pitting a man In the penitentiary for
nailing shoddy good nd calling It wool,"
life- remarked Incidentally.
','Tho greatest enemy to tha flocVmas
ter Is William I. Uryan. H la about
as near right on the tariff question as he
wea on fre silver. II l the most dan
geroua man In America to tha laboring
man and the producer."
freeldent Cloodlug referred to Clifford
J'lnchot'a "outrageou polities" and his
tnornce." rupr-essing tha conviction
that Tlnchot actuily was determined t
exiermlnat th sheep Industry, ana aaiai
tht Forester Graves la trying to do
wW la right by th aheep men. instead
of Injuring th foreets, he aald, the gov
ernment found out through the big Idaho
flree that the only way to say th forests
I to hav sheep at off tha vegetation
beneath th treee and Secretary WUaon
h actually tjied to gt lower froW
rates so that" aheep might be ahlpped
Into the northern Idaho woods to clean
elf tha ground.
imraease Ham Invested.
'in an address on "What tha 8hep In
duittry Means to th Kant." A. J. Knollln
of Chicago said the farmers of th esst
liavs tlW.370,000 Invested In th sheep In
dtiHtry and the StJ woolen mills of ths
cant have' tUMOO.OOa Invested.
The convention, wn opened by Invoca
tion by Uean J. A. Tancocs of Trinity
cathedral, addrs of welcome by Mayor
hlman. President 'ole of the Com
mercial club and Preetdent T. B. Mc
'heron of th Houth Omaha I.lv Block
exchange and a reapone by Peter CI.
Johnson of . Hlaekfoot, Idaho. Trof. W.
H. Grahams quarttt and Mrs. Fred II.
liana aang.
Prosaiaeat Mea . Speak.
Aaaistant Secretary Hays of th Cnlted
State Department of Agriculture Is
scheduled to addreaa the convention thl
morning on "Tli Breeding of Animals,
Plant and Men." A. P. Mulvln, chief of
th Vnlted State bureau of animal In
dustry, will talk of th work of tha
bureaO. and Aaaoclate Koreater A. P.
lotter will dlscuaa ''Th Ilelatlon of th
Forest to th Flockmasler." Other apeak
er today will be Vr. 3. M. Wllnoii of
Douglas, Wyo.. Prof. V. C. Coffey uf
th Unlveraity of Illlnola. K. A. FJlcnwood
i.f, lied Hluff, Cel.; F. J. llagenbarth,
Biiencer, Idaho; .8. II. Cowan of Fort
Worth and Joveph K. Wing, member of
tho congreaalonal tariff board, who will
talk of "Wool Growing In houth America."
Laat night the eheepmen were gueeta of
th Commercial club at a theater party
tl llu llrandela. th iilay being "Th
Nelwtds." Tonight-they will be th
gueata of th Huuth Omaha . I.lv flock
evthang at a dinner In 4li ekiliaryu
building at a, fulloard by a aniokrr and
vaudeville entertainment.
Mitln aa4 M
"Hurt" Martin of Alberqurrque, N. M.,
Im U In Umaha attending the Hheep
Miow, eaa ha la an ardent Oarrydlller.
When (old that The llee la eMerlng a
Urae IIhI of prtsra fur tha beat home
Kun dafrydlla Martin waa greatly de
litcliled and aald that aa he waa going
to stay hf a week, he would try and
Kfl huw No. I. Mertln la the owner or
LBflm Imad of aliven aud i one of the nioai
piuiiiinrnt inrii at the convrntma.
The dlegat who altrtitlrd tho lllui 11.
lug a araaioa at the Auditorium were cou.
vulard with lauahtee when uie of the
ekhibiKira alaiird a gvaihuhune. Whvn
lit first note began, to nuute lixmi
the horn, all tf I lie ulivrp In the ila
up a loud 'lea-a-a-a" In uniaou and it wa
aeveral mlnutea before tha apeakera could
conllnue. When tha machine stopped, th
href did, too.
"Many peraons decorate their rooms
with bra re kin a and lildea from xpen
alvo animals, but a aheepekln rug well
tanned and cleaned ninken a beautiful
ornament and coats a third aa much."
naJd Hugh Chilli' k or Milne City, Munt.
The University of Nebraska ha a beau
tiful aheapakln rug on eahlbltlon.
P. V. Olenn. a prominent hanker and
ah rep man from Cnkevllla, Wyo., la- er
baa on of the monl Interesting dele
gates attending the convention. Mr. oiaon
owna acmm of the best aheep in th slHte,
glvea much of hia atlentlon to them, oper.
ate a hi bank, and finds time to pay
rluse attention to current affairs and mill
be a prominent figure In several chari
table organisations.
Charlea letnley of Itlslng City. Neb.,
Who la exhibiting 'ijuly Jcmley" and
her quadniplet lambs, aays he haa never
taeted mutton.' "I have worked around
sheep all my life," tie auld, "hut rion'l
know whether I'd like the meat or not.
I fully decided to hsve some mutton this
fall, hut my heart failed m when it
came to killing a sheep. Their eye at
too human."
SUPREME COURT GIVES
i JUDGMENT TO FRED NIECE
(from a Staff Correspondent.)
L.1NCOUN. Dec. H.-Bpeclal Telegram.)
Decision In Hire Douglas county cases
wer rendered by th slate supreme court
today. In' tha mailer of Fred Niece
gainst the Farmers Co-Operative Cream
ery and Aupp'y 'ipajgy. th l'ta t
tju .Ypvr pert lolJW. A
RATE INQUIRYAT DES MOINES
Special Examiner Hendenon Takes
Teitimony Upon Charfei.
LUMBER AND PAPER IN ISSUE
p re m e nnrt of lew Lays liana
l.atv far (siiietor an Pay-as-loa-Knler
Car In Motion.
i Prom a 8faff Correspondent )
!Bf4 MulNtH. la.. lec. 14 XpeHol
TeleRtam.) Special Kxsmlner HenderKon
for the Interstate Commerce commission
today heard the complaints of Des Moines
shippers on various rat matters attains!
th railroads. It was shown that the
rate on lumber from Kansas City to Des
Moines la much more than the iat from
HI. Louis to Des Moines, a shorter dis
tance, and this discrimination la a matter
of serious complaint with som of the
companies. Kvldence waa also taken In
regard to the ratea on print paper from
Wisconsin points to Dos Moines, showing
n esrtnstv rate a compared to other
points In the same territory,
Par-aa-Yaa-Kater Law.
Th supreme court today ruled that
conductor Is negligent when he mak
a person who enter the egress side of
a pay-as-you enter street car go around
and enter the right way after the car Is
in motion. The rase was that of Karah
Bolce agslnst the Des Moines city rail
way company, flhe boarded a car and
started In on the egress aide of th rail.
The conductor signalled to go ahead, but
stopped Mrs. Ilolce and mado her go
around. She was thrown to the pavement
and Injured.
SIX IDA GROVE MEN WILL
SPEND CHRISTMAS ABROAD
IDA GROVE, la., Dec. H.-(Kpeclal.)-
John Danslnk, sr.; John I-anHlrik, Jr.:
Henry Wissluk and ' Herman Meljerink
left here for Holland, where they will
spend Christmas In their natlv land.
Their Is a tory of what America will do
for tha foreigner of the right sort who
come to this country seeking a home.
Meljerink cam to America alone In 1875,
and, aa ba prospered, he sent money to
his friend and neighbor, John Lsnslnk,
snd told him to come over. A little later
Wlsslnk wss sent for tn the same way.
Now. thirty year later, they are all well
to do and prosperous. John I.ansink, ar.,
owns two of th best farms In Ida county.
K. A. Chrlstlnnsen and Rdward Meents
left for Oermsny, where they will spend
th next three months. 8tat Represen
tative Kd II. Campbell of thl county was
to have been one of the party, bttt he
was taken sick with typhoid and had to
glv tip th trip.
TWO TRAINS MEET HEAD-ON
NEAR MASONCITY JUNCTION
MASON CITY, la.. Dec. K-(Bpeclal
Telegram.) Extra freight No. X and
passenger train No. 6 on th Iowa Cen
tral met In a head-on collision this morn
ing near Mason City Junction. Both en
gines wer badly wrecked. Engineer Col
lins and Conductor Rennle wer on the
passenger train, while Engineer Blrks
snd Conductor Green wer on the extra
freight. The passenger train waa running
twnty-flv miles an hour when the col
llstpn (ocourred. T6er war no. lnJur)o,
who waa Injured Itecaua vTthe:au
Al!!
count court.
Following wer th opinions filed to-J. tl. Korenson. Alle; Thoina Colling.
day:
In re estate of Banford, Panford against
Ruundrra county, affirmed; itames, J..
Fawcett and nedgwlck, J., alssenllng,
lleese, C. J., not sitting.
That K merry against wnson, airirmea;
hoot, J.
Clement asalnst Cudahy Packing com
pany, affirmed; Moot, J.
rowers against nanaourg, aitirmea;
Sedwlok, J.
Klrst National bank againat Burney.
reversed and remanded; iiarnas, J.
VanKiten agalual leavlt, affirmed;
Pawcett, J.
Deck againat Kauti, antrmed; Ltlon,
J.; Hose, J., not sitting.
Usses, vs. Ksensky. AmrmM. ltarnaa.
J.
Hohulti vs. lianunge L,nnge rvo. w, In-
deftendent Order of Odd r'elkiwa. Af
firmed. Hoot, J. Fawcclt and Bedgwlck,
J. J., diaslnttug.
Wagner vs. rarmerr ana Merchants
Insurance Company. Affirmed. Fawoett,
J.
Niece va. Farmer Co-operative cream-
ry and Supply Company. Affirmed. Hedg
wlek. J.
Itnthchlld Co. vs. van Alstlna. Af
firmed, l.ettou. J.
Worth vs. War. Affirmed. IvCtton, J.
Fawcett, J., not slttlug.
Following were tha rulings on motions
for rehearing:
Nebraska Molln Plow Company va.
Porch. tH-al argument ordered on mo
tion for rehearing at session commencing
January 15, If 11.
Clarence va, Htat. Overruled.
Tlernoy va. Olcson. Uvrrrulvd.
OAN.',i nc0emj-1fifcpeclrl-
rldental eaploslon of a ateam trap aai(Vrt ,. f0r the Jaimalvtterm of .n.
awarded I3.0VQ damages by the DouBlaB,j-ttt yi,rt cf Harrison Xunly. 1912. are
a jfoyos:
WHhlngtonv.H. P. Hansen, third. Mis
soKrVlley; O. W Klbby, Allen; A. R.
Fralser. Jefferson; Theodore Krause, Mia
aour. Valley; Deryl Darting. Mlsaourl
Volley; C M. Tucker, Missouri Valley;
II. 'A. Btnlth. Jefferson; F. W. Crlsty,
Harrison; James Klger. Mlvaourl Valley;
C. M. Kveretts. Missouri Valley; C. K.
Phillips, Jefferson; J. K. nuur:ham, Mor.
gan; U. E. Hordaker. Harrison; R P.
Mcintosh, Harrison: Thomas Kerchner,
I'nlon: J. 11. JM orris. Jefferson; H. A.
Frailer, Taylor; P. C. Honfeldt. Union;
John Heeley, Missouri Valley; H. C. Dale,
LaOrange; C. H. Davis. Harrison; Ueorge
Green, Washington: A. 12. Isaac, Cass;
J. (. Williams. Jefferson: 1 I. Houte.
Harrison; J. C. Detweller, llsrrlson; W.
W. I'lere. Taylor; A. II. Tamlaltw, Mis
souri Vallev: H. K. Kindt. DoukUui: J. W
Allen, Jefferson; Charlea Hchwarts, Jef.
ferson; T. II. Parker. Missouri Vallev:
. Corfman. Harrison.
Grand jurora for the year 1912:
Thomas Wilson. Missouri Vsll-v v v
Thoma. Cnlon; A. II. Knauss, Oass; H.
(lamot. Hoyer; D. A. Peters, Harrison;
Clark Kurfcoin. Morgan; I. :. Hammer,
Taylor; II. C. Cadwell. Jefferson: i. n.
Wnde, Magnolia: J. K. Kemmlsh, Wash
ington; Clark Kills, Dlttl Hloua; D. W.
burns, Douglas.
would have bene-
ivlduals who had I
at lHrge. and In the end wo
filed only tho very Indi
been dominant in the formation of the
combination. In my opinion, tha plan
which has been approved hy tha court
will accomplish one object of the law."
Forty-sis prosecutions for illegal dis
criminations and rebates were Instituted
against railroads during the year. The
attorney general urges the amendment of
the twenty-eight hour law governtnng
the rsllroad transportation of live stock
by Imooflng an Imprisonment penalty
for Its violation.
' (Ionia Laws Knferved.
The vigorous enforcement of the cust
oms laws, the attorney general says,
resulted In the recovery of JI.ISO.OOO In
duties out of which th government had
been defrauded.
i he White slave traffic act, now a year
and a half oid. Is having a aalutary ef
fect, In the Judgment of Mr. Wlckersham.
Tho ststute was diligently enforced
throughout the country, he avers, with
most satisfactory results. One hundred
aim roity-nve prosecution were had. re
sulting In scventy-nlx convictions, four
teen acquittal and ten nolle promised or
otherwise discontinued. I-'orty-flve rases
are pending. Sentences Imposed ranged
from a few month In Jail to ten years in
tho penitentiary.
While prosecutions against peonage, the
aitorney general fays, has done much
to stamp It out, the practice still appears
to l quite extensively carried on In
some of the southern states. He sug
grsts the strengthening of the statutes
so ss to afford efficient protection of
persons against slavery and Involuntary
servitude, except as a punishment for
crime.
fonrt Clerks nhoald! Have Salaries
Mr. Wlckersham calls attention to the
discovery of extensive Irregularities and
In some cases actual dishonesty In offices
of clerks of the United State courts. No
effective reform, he declares, can be ac
compllshcd until the power of removing
the clerks Is taken from the Judge and
lodged In the president, and the clerks
paid a specific sum, Instead of by the
fee ays tern.
Declaring that many of tho jail wher
federal prisoners ar confined are wholly
unsuitable for tha detention of human
beings and "are shocking breeding places
of crime," th attorney general recom
mends the appointment of a commission
to Inquire Into the conditions. Thl com
mission also would consider the general
treatment of Juvenile and first offenders.
The attorney general also recommends
that tho federal government be given the
right to bring an action against an Indi
vidual or corporation In any part 'of the
country without restriction aa td th
place of residence of th Individual or
tho home state of the corporation.
Th attorney general also recommends
a general Immunity statute, numerous
law for Alaska and a civil service retire
ment law.
MISSING JUEOE
EETUENS INSANE
'' .
(Continued from First PageJ
this morning, hoping that Waldron would
ahow up. But he did not come. I went
to my horn and Mrs. Waldron returned
to hers. ,-
About daylight this morning, Waldron
appeared at hla house. Mrs. Waldron Im
mediately called by telcphono at th court
house foe ni. J waa not. ther and did
not receive th call until nbodt 10 o'clock.
Th. snaaaag M , far to -t rou at
once. I was almost certajtj that, Waldron
had returned, but auppoaed that he would
go to the home: of friends In Kansas
City, Kan., where hla wlf had been
summoned. Obtaining a taxicab, I hur
ried to Kansas City, but he was not,
there. I then rushed back to Waldron'a
home.
"When Waldron saw me coming he wss
badly frightened. II waa not convinced
that It was not my Intention to Inflict
punishment upon him and at the sight
of ma he hid himself In a small closet.
It required much coaxing to Induce him
to com out."
Military Service
is Proposed for All
.German Women
DtK6KI,1X)RF, Germany. !ec. 14. The
Introduction of obligatory military serv
ice for worrfen was proposed at a meeting
today of the Patriotic ffompn'i union
here by Privy Medical Councillor Wltxel.
professor of the medical academy at Dus
seldorf. Th lecturer suggested that women
should be enrolled In the military hos
pital, transport, provisioning and clothing
service and should be moblllied with
the other auxiliary troop In case of war.
The proposition has been taken up en
thuaiaatlcally by the suffragettes, aa It Is
regarded by them as eliminating any
argument against the granting of the
franchise to women.
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The very permaDerjcw of tho gift of silver rails
for particular care in 1U selection. Until
long after the significant word "Sterling" la no longer
distinguishable upon the gift of ailver, tbe piece Is
belt! among the most treasured heirlooms of the home.
Our display of silver possesses those qualities
hlch mako It live for years anil years. It la very
compete and varied especially In the moderate priced
nrticlea. It also possesses the graceful and simple
lines of baaty that are so much -admired In the most
popular silverware of today.
' Wo have every gift of silver that will be appro
priate for Christmas and esu-h piece has an atmosphere
closely akin to that of the Christmas season.
Our display and the moderate range of prices.
ill lDterest you.
leon't Merely Itny Invest.
ALBERT EDHOLM
FORTY-TWO MORO OUTLAWS
ARE KILLED BY SCOUTS
LAN AO. Mindanao. T. I.. Dec. 14.
Forty-two Moro outlaw -were killed here
today In an engagement with a detach
ment of American scouts. There were no
fstaltles on the American nlde. The bat
tle occurred In connection with the cam
paign for suppressing organized brigand
age among the Moro.
The disarmament of the entire Moro
population of Mindanao and Jolo was
ordered by tho American military au
thorities three months ago, following i
number of murderous attacks on Arr.erl
cans.
Sine that time the troops hav been
engaged In carrying out tha order. Most
of th chlefa gave up their weapons
peaceably, but there has been a series of
sharp engagements with bandits. Th
casualties among th American hav
been few.
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A pair of good Opera Classes
is a gift that will last a life
time an unusual, apropriate
and ever lasting remembrance.
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ITALIAN TROOPS OCCUPY
SEVERAL VILLAGES
TIUIUU. Dec. H -The Italian troop
took poaaesston yesterday of the oasis
of Tad Jul a, consisting of several amall
villages, eight miles along tbe coast to
the east uf Tripoli. The Turkish troops
and the Arabs retired be for th arrival
of th Italian column. It I believed the
Turk hav Joined the main body further
Inland, but precautions have been taken
by the Italian commander to prevent a
surpile
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The Place for Gift Seekers
Gift seekers will find the most exclusive designs In Jewelry at
ibis store without fear that they will be duplicated. If you wish to
give a present at Christmas that will not be posseaaed by others,
visit tola establishment and look at the large line of gift suggea.
tloos of aueatautlal quality and rich beauty, all bearing prices that
are most reaaouable.
For tbe person who wishes to buy a diamond, the stock affords
a wide range in beautiful, pure atoues st prices that meet the al
lowance of every peraou.
Our guarantee to refund per cent of amount paid at any
time wltLlu oue year, should be stroug argumeut that our quality
and prices are right.
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Kaeepea Patleat Feaaa.
I XXI AN, la., Dec. U. (Speclal.)-M.
Straight, who escaped from th state
hospital at Clarlndi In November last,
was arrested In the east part of Harrison
county laat night by Deputy Sheriff W.
B. Mllllman and brought to Logan, where
h await tha officers from the hospital.
Mr. Ktratght was taken to Clarlnda
last summer, but made hla escap and
hla whereabouts hav been a matter of
conjecture until he reached Harrison
county, when ha was located by Sheriff
Hock.
(Ella Ellis In Th Arch.)
It I cruel to say It, but only th
woman who takes care to preserve her
youthful charm has a right to rule her
husband's heart. She should never
neglect her heir or complexion.
"The hair can b kept light and fluffy
and beautifully lustrous by dry shampoo
ing. Mix four ounce of therox with four
ounces of powdered orris root or four
ounces of cornmeal, whichever you pre
fer. Sprinkle on tha head and brush
through the hair.
"To keep th kln soft and lovely, and
prevent th growth of hair gently mas
sag tha face, neck and arma dally with
a solution mad by dissolving an original
package of mayatone In eight ounces of
witch haxcl. This Is better than powder.
Mother'a Pilve will remove chaps.
cold sores, enema and akin eruptions.
It Is a reliable cur for coughs, colds and
catarrh, as well th best salv fur sorts.
cuts, burns and scalds." Adv.
Hltle TrrvaU at Iowa illy.
IOWA CI TV. la.. Deo. H.-fSp. 11. -
Try-outs for the rlfl team of the Cnl-
verslty of Iowa, which Wer held today.
hav given first evidence of th malarial
which la lo mak up th lowu marks
urn aggregation inia year, uut of a
possibly fifty th following score hav
so far been made: Arneson, U; Jeager,
. Ingham. S; William. 41: Doerin
feld. 48: Palley. 47. Deeper. 47: Jana. 47:
Albrecht, 47, 1 he team la being coached
by Captain Morton C. Muinma, Second
1'iU ted Stales cavalry.
Child Uured la Death hr fair.
WKST POINT, la., Dec. 14.-tSpeclal.)-While
playing In lha barnyard at her
home near her yesterday, Alta riohrel
aged 7 years, the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Flohrel. waa attacked and
gored to death by a cow. Th child's
body was fearfully mangled.
ANTI-TRUST LAW ENFORCED
(Continued front First Page.)
of coal roads, elevator ault In Oklahoma
and kindling wood trust.
Iwaepeadeat Tvltacf alea 1 rltlelsed.
Kmphailslng Ida satisfaction with th
decree of the New York circuit court In
th tobacco trust dissolution, th attor
ney general haa thla to say of Independ
ent tobacco Interests who hav criticised
th plan of disintegration:
"Competitor of th existing comblna-
lion wr eager to compW th Imposition
of trm or condition of th disintegra
tion which would hav mad a solvent
successful readjustment Impossible, would
hav brought about a receivership of th
property aad forced Judicial sale, result-
lag In great financial loss, not only to
Ihoa Interested In th combination, but
to th business Interest of th country
Do You Wear a Truss?
What kind U It?
Ar you satisfied with It?
If not Why not?
Ooe It pinch or chaff you, doea It
hold up your rupture or let It slip
down and endangor vou to a stran
gulation and poaslbly seriousness 7
Did you ever think about tha fact
that all irusse now to be bad any
where, hav Convex Pads?
Hav you ever been injected with
hot parrafin'.'
Have you ever been pricked with
a needle?
All In order to cure your rupture?
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Th Tyrell Co.'a Trass Expert, at
Sehaefer's Drug Store
lSth and Chleage Btor Only
(Copyright mi, J. II. Thomsen)
Opera snd Field Glasses
We have the finest assortment of
Opera and llld Ola in umaha.
Price ranging from ga.50 to g5
Don't Wait-Gwt Them Now!
Wtill you have a good assortment
to pick front, nothing auor appropriate
for a Christmas present.
Eye BxaaUnad Slaas rittod.
Uuetson Optical Co.
Sll goats BUWnth St.
Omaha, Mb.
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PROFESSOR OSLER IS RIGHT;
YOUTH ALWAYS SUCCEEDS AGE
Gray Hair First Sign of Age,
Harmless Remedy Restores
Natural Color.
v
Omaha's Only Exclusive Family Liquor Store
Fill it
at
IHiller's
309 IFarnam Sfree
We give wholesale , prices by tho gallon or
half gallon.
All the Popular Whiskeys, per gallon,
from $2.50 to $5.00
California wines, per gallon,
from 90c to $2.50
FREE Until Christmas we give a bottle of
fine wine with every gallon or half gallon of
Hiller's Whiskeys.
BOTH PHONES
PROMPT DELIVERY
That Extra
Pair of Trousers
S i asi
Black, Blue
or Grey
Cheviot, Thi
bet or Wor
sted Sutt
. -, with ;
M EXTRA PAIS OF TROUSERS
either with same, or striped material
325
Your suit order this week will in
clude an Extra Pair of Trousers for
tbe price of suit alone.
Suit and Extra Trousers $25 to $45
NEED AN OVERCOAT?
Specially priced Overcoat Fabrics
this week at
$25, $30 and $35
Easily worth S10 to $15 more.
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TAILOR
WILLIAM JERREMS' SONS.
tOS-211 S. 15th S treat
iRed .
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Gross :
Seals!
Bring a Merry Christmas I
ONE ONE
CENT ?S ) CENT
EACH VSg EACH
Red Cross Seala. Provide
These Things
Public Education
Hoipltals and Sanatoria
Dispeniaries and Visiting Nurses
These Prevent Tuberculosis
and Protect Your Home
Last Tear $300,000 Worth Were Sold
This Year a Million la Needed from
Kca cross seals
WILL YOU DO YOUR PART?
Red Cross Seala Cost only On
Cent each, and should be used
osi th back of aU Christmas Mail
It JO casst bar Kal Creit Suit Is roof vidaltr.
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Rat Ajrsat
123 City V atonal Back BaUdla;, Omaha.
Ctr Isn't th only man who turn
down 1 at. la th business world
th "youns man" I alwayi th on who
picks th plum. It la an a of "new
houot. "new talent," etc, and th
old mam la paa4 by la th rare.
: On ( th first ai(na of coinlas as
la tha oppaaraac of srsy hairs. Wha
Vou a thara, aet promptly. Wyth'a
8as and Sulphur Hair Remedy will cor
rect thl !(, which a often deceives
'people Into thinking that as I", really
Lpoa ta. It Is a stell-knewn fact that
ULas and KiUphur wlU daikta th talr.
. yath a 8s and Sulphur combines
hese old-time ramediea wtth other
a -eats, which rvmor dandruff and pro
t ot lb ;rowth of th hair.
Th manufacturers of thl remedy
suthorla th dnjs(1sts to U It under
ruaraote that th money win b ra-
fundd If It fall to do exactly as rep-rnted.
Don't look old befor your tlm. Get
a Dotti of wyath'a Base and ftalehur
today, aad a what aa Improvement It
will mak la th appearance or your
hair.
Thl preparation la offered to the
public at fifty rest a bottle, arid Is
recommended and aold by ail drujjtaOa
Sherman V VlcConoell Drug Co. Cor.
ltth aad Podge. Cor. ISth and Harney.
1 iiuUb
Booth's Guaran
teed Oysters
Are told only In hermetically
sealed cans at the "BETTER
SORT" of dealers. Delicious,
large, aeleited, raw oysters
packed direct from the shell
into the neatest, handiest con
tainer ever introduced. Sealed
by us opened by you, no wa
ter,' no adulteration, no dirt.
ou ewe YOURSELF a GENU
INE TREAT of the best sea
food. Remember there are
OYSTERS and thero are
Booth's Guaranteed
Oysters
"They reach your kitchen tho
sy they leave tho seaside"
Aluminum tag in each can ex
plain how you may procure one
of our ailver-plated oyster forka.
Our booklet, "Oysters in a
Huudred Wsys," free for tbe
asking.
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