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TIIE BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY. APRIL 13. 1912.
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COAT AND PANTS TO
jf ORDER SALE $20
Special for Sat
urday.
Some excellent
fadcproof, shine
u
n
it
proof blue serges,
and some of the
nifty new shades
o f grays and tans.
Every garment
guaranteed per
feet in fit and
style,
icCarthy -Wilson Tailoring Co.
OMOfl Booth Sixteenth St.
Iia tp aoutk of Farnam,
! THE OLD SCHOOL DOCTORS
; Are Unable to Account for the
. Phenomenal Success. '
OP U5ITED DOCTOM
eee Bar hMN eat What Mm?
satiefie ruiMM wie te
Tall a( Cere
Member e( lha elder anhaola at medl
elaa ere at a lew la trying la fathom tha
uooae of tha I'tiltad Doctor wheee
Omaha Institute la located aa tha eaooad
door of toe Xevtlle Hook, corner lam
end Hamry street. Jtvry day bring
Ita record of curaa ef seemingly hopelee
a that have baffled other member
( tba profmlon. Te tha brilliant staff
at tha United Doetora then art liana at
vary day eaeurene and only tall lira
would eaua urprle.
Tor aa athar profession la specialisa
tion ao esseatlsl aa It la In modern medi
cine," aald tba chlat at atari whaa asked
(or an explanation, "and aor expertene
haa (hewn what bean It la ta ufferlna
mankind. Wa are anabiad through our
otenuna xamtnatloa ta max an ee-eui-ate
diagnosis and preeorlbe tha proper
treatment tor eaoh Individual ease, a
method obvloualy poaalbla pair under a
system Ilka our whtoh has reoocnlsed
end absorbed tba send polau ot tba eld
schools. " j f
It aa (eund that many ot tha pa
tlaota relieved tram long standing all
. mama toalated e exprsslnc their ap
preciation and erailtud la writing.
.V-Amenc ouch, testimonial la tba fellow
-ivlngl
1 1 "Thurman, Iowa. Fsb.-, Ml
I pav United loctara:
I j "I have taken yeur transient with
,raat Cisco ta ma. I am werktni hard
every day and enjoying Ufa alnaa I
ataned taking your treatment My ad.
nrtee te everyone who la troubled with
f . any kind at elekneea, la ta go ta tha
Inlted Doctor, aa they aeem ta hava
tha medicine that will take oar at the
atek condition and aura the disease, I
Sever had any trouble with my health
nine I received tba flret medtalna from
you. It haa done ma a wonderful amount
t good and I feel entirely eurad.
Thanking yen for what yon hava dene
W ma, I remala,
V ' very truly.
"t 'Han atadaen."
i Th United Doetora have their Omaha
Institute located an the eecoad floor at
tha Neville block, corner lath and Ha.
ey streets, and any alrk peraon will be
.afe In eonaultlng them. They treat all
eurabl cue ot dlaaasee of the nerve,
blood, akin, etomaeh. kidney, liver end
; bowels, Inc Riding rheumatism, eonatlpa.
tlon, dyspepsia. Indigestion, gall atone,
paralyata, weak nerve, heartburn,
, p..py, catarrh, goiter, appendicitis,
. asthma, tenm, scrofula, dteeaaea ef
j women and all wknea and dleeaea
Their eenaultatloa and examination la
tree to all, bat no Incurable cam are
accepted for treatment. However, many
caet announced tneurable by aldar
method are readily eurad by thla new
nd modem eretem ef treatment.
For yeur Jewel a Bond Win and
ether important pepera cannot be
expected when thy are kept In
th home that la, ea long a
na win saarnov or sim.
wiing irtia a houee.
aOaUTT of the hlaheet order
I aaeured people who rent a
Bafety nojt la our Fire and Bur
glar rroof gteal Vault at a ooat
of M.H yearly.
Omaha 8af Deposit
Company
Until level nmerena t Taarw,
NOW!
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JUDGES MD QMS NAMED
Bobert Smith, Clerk of District
Court, Give Out lift
HX5 WHO WIIX SE&YE A TXAS
Bra . Baker and L. 1. PlatM labmlt
Llata, fiw Which the Oftlrlal
Xamawr le rhea far the -
Cernlag Eleetlena.
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Judge and clerk of election for the
year beginning with the primary, April
U. have been named by Clerk of the
Diiuict Court Robert Smith, the name I
being elected, aa the law require, from
list submitted by the county ehearmen.
Ben & Baker, republican, and 1 J.
Pietti, democrat.
The list la a follow:
FIR.T WARD.
Flret Precinct Henry Born R. A. J.
Prorhaeka K. Cherle Hebron D.
Judge; Han Hanaon (R). Joady Poepl
eil il). clerk.
Second Preinct Hrry Slcwort (R).
1. A. Dunlap (H). John Dougherty ll).
Judge; vkl Tong R. Cliarles Lemnt
ID), rlerka -
Third Precinct Frank Cone (R. Dennu
Shananan (D). Henry Iutch tUl.
Judge; J. B. Bchoup (R, Walter Row
den ID), derki.
rourth Prealnct Cnanea Kupp (K).
John Pollock ID). Fred Huller ID).
Judge: Allen Olrrer (R). John Almateln
(Dl. clerk. -
Firth Preclnct-Wllliam Aeeirord (R),
William Victor ID). R. N. Dobyn D.
Judge; Jacob Komler (R). Frank Kon
valln (D). clerka
SECOND WARD.
Flret Precl act-John Kowalewekl (R).
K. H. Thomfaon ID), P. J. MrElllgutt
D). Judge; Fred W. Bhotwell R), '. J.
Karaekl (D). clerk.
elerond Preclnct-Otlo Hchulti R).
Charle Oenardt.lR). H. Relnhardt l.
JuJ(ree; A. Hooge (R. J. J. Sweeny U).
clerk. .
Third Precinct Fred Rupp (R), Jo
aladden ID). J. C. Kaufman ID), Judge;
nana atanoney (R). p. J.- soran iDh
clerk.
Fourth Precinct Frank Vlerllne fRi.
Jamea Kennedy (D). R. Efflnger ID),
Judges: E. K Rocbford (R), O. C Craa
dall ID), dark. .
Fifth Precinct Joaaoh Lela (HI Jnha
J. Healy (Dl. John J. tjhew ID), Judge;
tienry Kaurmana tR), otto rJtraube tD).
clerk. .
(-. THIRD WARD.
First Precinct Harry 8eaa IR). Samuel
Oreea IR), Jame Ilorrlgaa ID), Judge;
B, Ureen -tR). J. C. i home, r. tD),
clerk. . t ,
8evind Precinct-Louie Kanlan IR).
Jame BanM MR). John Reeve il.
Judge; William H. RoMnaon (R), Joeepb
Burgl D). clerk a
-rniro rrecinct-H. T. Andrea in),
William llnpaon IR). F.d Arnol.l ID).
Judge; Roy . Olven. (R), Qeorg C.
Thnmpeon ID), clerk.
rourth precinct-O. P. Bulla (R), C.
H.' Kubf lit). Dan T. Custer (Dl.
Judges; F. Jo mlth IR). John H. Bhaler
(U,. clerk, t. ...
Fifth .PreHnctHarrv . llcClura iPl
John Farrell iDi. Claud aau nn
Judges: M. Fellman IR), Oeorge Clark
(Ds clerk '
. ' FOI RTH WARD.
Flrat Precinct Lou ll Phtlltnenn IR1
Bd.kcranton iR). tlenrea J.wmi hi.
Judkee; W. O. Andereoa til), Frank
Chrmmann.(D), clerk.
heeond Preolnct winter RvIm tflll. A
H. ' Kchroeder ID). U.A. Hchmldt (Dl
Judge; W. B. Cottroll (H), WUUam
no (ii), clerne. - t
Third Precinct H. ft. Rehroek (Rl T
J. Juullln (D), C. Haynard ID), Judge;
Out -Homstedt tR), )i. J. Haegen tD),
hw ee. '
Fourth Preclnot Porter nterilne (Ri n
A. rahb fRl r W V.weM
J. C. Holt ( ill, James Urlffen (D), clerk
ri!T riTiKi-n ti . voeoerg (HI. T.
B..Daxt (K), Bert Crlamaa ID), Judge;
Jarob Keauia R), A. M. atcFarlaod ti,
clerk,.
r FIFTH WARD.-
Vlee .Wrelt,etJ H T..in ft,, me L
Cnwtiber - (Hi, John ' Murphy, Jr. (D),
Ju1ne; A. M, Clark R, C. J. Bbeg tD),,
clerka. - .
weeded Preelnct-H. A. Hobba (R). K.
A.flHum IR), J. C. Weeth ID), Judge;
W. P Heeler IR). Louis Orevle ,r,
alerks,
Third Precinct J. M Onuiunu (in
Neal Farrell iR). JAaroh H,M , in
Judge; W. r. Countman (R). WalUr
Curtis (D). clerk.
Fourth Precinct n. M Fna mt ,,
Oamer tR).' W. H. Utile ID), Judge; t.
J. Wlldy (R). A. J. Lawlw ID), clerk.
Finn p rennet it. a. Brewer (R), Hen J.
C. Rabur (R). Peter tiolaa b), clerk.
fllkth Preelnct-H. A. Bchwerln (R),
John Hardy tD). U R. Pierce (R). Judges;
J 'E. Roger (R) William Tigbe tD),
SIXTH WARD.
First Precinct Care Akfnrd iri v. r
Bvan (R). T. J. O'Connor iDi. ludeea-'
C. U KIJr (R), John J. Barry iin, clerk
newiwi rm-mci-u m. conaun I Hi,
Aug Johneon tR), M. Cray. ID). Judges;
R . a. Con In iR). D. H buck ,n.
clerka .
Third Precinct E. B..Earaa (R. enk
Pheln (Ri. Pat Ljrnch mi ind
Uedrg B. oetrom (R). WllHam Uerej tl,
clerks. ...
Fourth Prertnct-aeo Hurst (Ri n
O. Henderson iR), W. M. C'hadelck (Dl.
judges; rrank Talbot tR). W. H. White
t,',, cierse.
Fifth Preclnct-J. B Fradenberg. ar.
IK). J. R. Brimmer (R), W. H McMul
lea (D). judge; H. C. limm tR), l. J.
Vlloa tt. cjerks.
SEVENTH WARD.
First Precinct -C. B. Hartwlck (Rl,
Ehjah Dunn (RI. Alexander Baoklimd
(l, judges; -John hUlvne tR), August
Hpecht tD), clerks.
Second . Preclnol-Mlchee! lfurnk iri
Oeorge Craig (Rl, R. K. nilth ID), Judges;
van c eirawa tiw, jsme carmooy tD),
clerk. .
Third Precinct -Charles Bat telle K,
Harry Dteale. tR), Cdward Fearoa, sr.
(Dl. Judge; J. O. Arthur tR), Joha
O Neill-tDV clerks.
Fourth Precinct-D. B. Traill R, Tru
man Jackson (D), If. H. oTooie tD),
Jungee: W. J. Holm (R), F. J. Waugh
tD). clerk.
rifth Prclnct-R. H. Randall (R). R.
O. Darle Rk. A. M. Jackeaa (in. tirfH.-
. C. Jennings tR), Han Madera tU).
I clerka,
I ' - EIOHTH WARD.
First Preclocl-Herry kteoekl (R), Jo
Holland (It). D. F. McKenna ID). Judges;
I L. T. Hoffman .(Rj, Oust Detmara D),
I clerka, , (
I -neeead - Precinct C. J. Meyer (Rl.
Oeorge BebmXM (R).- Oeorge U Whit
more tD), Judge; Arthur RoeeuMum
(Kl. 1. r. aicAndrew (D). clerk.
Tlilrd . Predhct-M. B. Butler tR). F.
W. lHcoll tD), Thomas Meghan ID).
Judges; C. C Leader (R). Joka Cunning
bam tD). clerk.-
Fourth Preclnrt-H., H." Claiborne (R).
Thomaa gtHbllng tD), Andrew Smith
tt, juogea; victor H. Paul tR), M. P.
O'Connor tD). clerk i ,
NINTH WARD.
Frrt Prerlnet Charles Wevmuller (R).
Uett .Plaley. Rl, Thrl It. Moetler ID).
Judc: John Bcrgbotf IR), Tbaoder An-
oereon. (tiK-ctera. ,,
corld Prednct-Fred O. Wttte R).
Enatl Mott ID). F. F. Frtmee tR), Judges:
H-M.-Munneeke R). Lawrenca UddeU
tD), clerk.
Tnlrd Preetnct-C. E. .Malm (R). W. R
T albert R. Albert X. Undeu (D). Judge:
Joha Oatld tR), F. W. Morrlaaey tD).
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Fourth iPeeclact I r lw,i
11U .A. .Hlgglhs (R). Arthur Coad
(D). Jua: -WHitam - a. u.iu, -,D,
www runrar ' u), oierna
rutn premnct-B, D. Duncan fR),
- .T T. vran Albert Foil,
Otytoa rJety 6), orerk ... " '
- TENTH WARD,
fret- Feeacl-Cam pelieck (R). H
Miaetder (Rj. A. J. Feme tD). JuAgee;
" - n. uaaapavay llti, Jua Kegaa tDL
ejerk.' -
eoad .rVaanee-e. SlnnoM fR). rju
Hartman, (R), R. D. Butler (D). kern:
j eulniaa (R. Jesapa lavrely ujl
tilx Freie4-Wtffleai J. Lrack
5f J"; ' Jo Ptltrhara
fin. ?.: Lo lunesa W. I. Mot
cafe Di. eiarta ,. .
fearta Preowt-Ja TVei (Rv, B4
Oarejee iRl,' Jean Orertr ID), judex.
Beeert Ualoaatk IR). Jos Yranda l.
cJerts.
Flft reelaet-rraak . Micas Mt (t.
Amam Baftmaa tfij. e. a. taf (JDi,
v - .''.
f AKIKI THE EtULL BY THE' MKlfJS!
May not he a very elegant expression, but if your attention is arreited we ,
think the expression will fix in your mind the facts we wish to convey
Backward Spring! flakes Short Season!
Short Season, Short Sales for Manufacturers and Short Profits
Saturday Suit Sale Starts at 8 A. M.
LOW PRICES WILL TELL THE EEST OF
THE STORY ELOQUENTLY.
Exactly 100 Suits laid out to Bell in one day.
Latest . materials, popular colors, navy, tan,
brown, black, new blue and creams and whites.
STYLES THE NEWEST
Marked to be sold at $33.00 many of thein
and worth every penny of that.
8 O'CLOCK SATURDAY, ONE PRICE,
$20.00 EACH.
Jiought from a manufacturer, his sample
line of lingerie "Waists daintily trimmed with
lace and embroidery. Long and short sleeves
with high lace collar or Dutch neck. Waists
worth from $3.50 to $5.00, for $2.50 EACH
8 o'clock, alio.
You must be up betime Saturday for
CHOICE OF GOOD THINGS.
Big sale timed to start at 10 A. M. to give
trading chance elsewhere earlier.
'. ,The maker loses heavily here fine grain
leather bags, metal frames, fancy calf, tapestry
bags, etc. worth up to $5.00 at $1.98 each.
A choice lot of fine Seal, Morroco, Goat and
Imported Tapestries. Bap worth up to $10.00,
at $3.98.
TIKI. K8LPTHIK & .
Juaies; O. A. Umann (R), Frank Poa-i
piabal (D), clerks.
ELKVBNTH WARD.
First Prerlnct-Henry Bernhardt (R).
James P. LlelsnH R). John J. Ortnsby
(t, lurltes: Jolin O. Palmer R eVo
K unlv mi cterks.
Second Preclnct-J. a. RnlcK (K). n.
Hendee (R), R. H. Thorpe (D), Jua;
H. T. Chapman IR), Joseph P. Krenier
(Dl, rlerk. . .
Third ri,inrt--ueor;e eiurm,i
(Rt. 0n Mc-lfry R). naipa m.
West ID). Judies; W. A. Oreibus (R),
C. I Rltchev (U), clerks.
Fourth Prwrlnct tnsriee rinr m,
I. Kemp R. C. J. Emery (D), Judaea;
John . Wile (D), Jam Mocrtrr
(Rl, clerk.
Fifth Precinct -Tlsrlee CUvler (R), F.
A. Mrhll tR). Msurlc Trkeln (D).
Judaee: Wllllsm Mlurion (R), J. D.
Harpster (D). clerks.
TWELFTH WARU.
Wfrmt Pmlni'i-Thsrles Nelbr (R). A.
g. Schast (R). J. M. Hsnson tD). Judce;
M. IjpanMII (ri), J. n. nonjr wi,
clerks.
Second Precinct Frena rtenme mi,
C. A. Adam R. Louie Kroner ID),
Judce: H. H. emnn tn, v. t nsimer
(D). clerks. "
Third Precinct T. w. Miner ir. r.
H. Robllna R). O. H. Brady ID). Judcee;
B. McLane (K), FTea retereon yui.
clerks.
Fourth precinct u. - nerjer '.
P. Kpaldlnc R. O. H. Moraanty tui.
Judcee; W. Johnson 111). L. K. June
(D). clerks.
Firth precinct a. .-v lost mi, .
Rathun R. H. D. Pllsln (D). Judce;
Him Chrlslopiiaraen t), . w. ear-
quhsr IIM. clerk
wxtn rrecjnce rree wruiu mr, v..
Robert R. I- W. Dvolan ID). Judce:
Fred L. Hlnkley (R), J. U Houchln (D),
clerks.
Seventh Precinct jsmes e,. Aimy ,ru.
M. L. Martin (R). O. P. Thompeon iu.
Judces: J. IL Perecrine (R). 8. B. Jonos
(D. clerke
Klshth precinct James rv. wnt ir.p.
W. J. Thome R. w. 8. tuil (i).
judce: Fred Robinson (hi. l. h.
Rlrheraa il't. cierss.
Ninth precinct a. sunmira .
Charles H. Lear IR). B. A. Rogers ID).
Judce; Alfred M. Baca tit), -nrie.
Moraa (D. clerks.
eath Oasakn.
FIRrTT WARD.
First Predncl-B. R l-elch IR). W. D.
Watson IR). L. M. Parsley (Dl. Juacee:
Wllllem r. Kuirssky (R). A. L. Chrts-
tensen ID), clerk
Second precinct J. n. emiin trw. a
D. Jonee tR). F.rwara uurson tl".
Judcee: Andrew oiraoa trw, juno .
Mercell ID), cieras.
RKCOND WARD.
First Precinct Joeeph Sterba (R).
Andrew Hawvernlek ID). J. R. Dunton
(D. Judces; Frank Perlna (R), O. H. Hill
(D). ekrk. -
Second precinct . iwwm '
Michael Ootden ID). Que W arte man (Dl.
Judcee: . P. Hedce (R). Jamea P.
Sulllraa (D). derks.
THIRD WARD.
Flrat rrediHi-C. U AllMedt R). J. J.
Ketns tDl. Charles Remer 1D1. Judcee:
A. Fred Schmidt IRI. John Molllner (D),
clerks.
THIRD WARD.
Second Practnct-C. J. Bowler (R).
Joeeph Accer (D). Paul Stelnwender
(D). )lMCe; uiy eeaier te&f, uwths w.
Aaabora (D). clerk.
FOURTH WARD.
First Preciort-J. O. Bleeauur R). Fred
Offermaa Ri. J. A. Oolden (u. Judces;
1. B. Foreceaon (R), MMtnew McDermett
(D. clerk..
Second Praanct-Wlltam McOralth (R),
Ed Ertrksoa (Ri. John Nuthtensaie tD).
Judcee: . A. Kaulhold (R), Uenm Stlcce
il, ciena.
FIFTH WARD.
Flrat Prednct-C. F. Wrtcht (R), J. J.
Dor R, Michael Kelly iV). Judces;
William C. Beau IR), C U. Lefle (L,
clerk.
Bexead rVertact-Joha OUIespia IR),
BDcnaei tinrurra tu). jona arltrsanar (IX
Judcee: Frank slarkytaa tR), dwar
Bensea (Dk rwn.
SIXTH WARD.
Flrat PraeiBe-P. A. Acnar m, A. D.
Eada (R). Theeaa Oawr ID). Jade
F. H. Lues. Bj. 8. C Schncley lUt.
dark.
Bi sajJ Prerlect RIHvrd De Tearui fR).
J. I- Kubal IRl. Hermaa Trlnsla IIi.
Judces; Gears Stephen R). Joan Clem-
eru u. crersa.
SEVXSTH WARD.
Flret Precinct-Chartae Cummlac nt).
Jaawa Cavesdr il Usargr Swani snaer
Heraan (R). Walter
Collin
. T .W
Second Jre.Mnct-aeorc Byrne (R),
Joeeph A. Byrne ID). Con. WDonovan, sr.
(D), Judces: Herman Kreufer (R), Pat
tick Hannlcan (D), darks,
Ceaatry Preelarts.
BENSON.
South Preclnct-J. B. Huber (R), Harry
Keller iR). K. C'hsnpel (Il, Judaea: &. H.
Tlndell (Rl, P. Mercen (D), clerk.
North Precinct-Dan Weetercsrd (R),
L. A. Tarton (Rl. Thomas McUuIre ID),
Judces: E. 8. Daniel (R), V. 8. Camp
bell ID), clerk.
Chlcaco Precinct Clyde nr:uster (ki.
Hmm flencker IRI. Peter Hofeldt (D).
Judce; J. H. Hansley (R). Fi-ed Bull (D),
clelKS. . .
Clontarf Precinct-Dniei Hrocnn tni,
Edward Swaneon (R). H. D. Starken (D).
Judces; Relnhold Kaessner, Jr. (n), at.
Pleuel (Dl, clerks.
nuiuuin run ijii.
First Precinct-R. C. Orlftltlt (R), W. A.
Stretter (Hi. A. J. Le timer (1), Judces;
Henry Herman (R), J. '. Harder id),
clerk.
Second Precinct-H. J. Roesslg (R). Ru
dolph Ruser (Dl, Fred Tex (D), Judces;
T. W. Henry (R). J. F. Boyer (D), clerks.
v. n ttnme iri. r. R. Presaon (R).
Frnk L. Fltchet (D), Judces; H. C. Balrd
(R), J. J. Fox (D), clerks.
KAHT UMAHA.
P. B. Clauson IR). John R'ce (R). Ous
Sesemsnn iDi. Judc; F. V. Mumauch
(R), Charles Young (Dl. clerks.
ei,Ktlun, rnw-i, i.
J. W. Nhuemsker (Rl. J. C. Ualne (R),
M. K. Decker (D. Judces; Arthur Reed
(R), A. K. Crlnk (PI. clerks.
FliUHbNI BI I'rtrxjiwt. I.
w n. Wail iri. J. H. Norton (R). J. V.
Shipley ID), Judces; Elmer Taylor (R).
Jame Brnnemnn itl, clerks.
JEFFERSON rKEUimrr.
G. M. Mancold (Rl. Charles F. Gottsch
(Rl, Charle Grau iD). Judces; John U.
Kllnker III). Otto Hansen (D). clerks.
T ARDLE rrlt'-INC-l.
Henry Rohwer (R. William Elche fR),
Albert Anderson IDi. Judces: William
Schomer IR), Frank McArdle (D), clerks.
LLAHU rKttllM I.
Henry Vsa Dorn (Rl, Christ Dahmke
IRl. Charle Thoelk (Dl. Judces; fTeo-
ericK Blum (Rl. Fred Msrorle (D), elerka.
1'NIHN FRKL1 .(. !.
n 1. Moltenbere IRl. J. M. Anderson
(R. William Hackman (Dl. Judce; C. B.
Sweet ser (R), Albert Anderson (D),
clerks,
VAUUii rnui.ii-i.
C B, Byers (R), K lire-ay (D), J.
LUNGS MADE WELL
Why Stomach 'Suffer Vhea the
( Lang Are Ailing.
Frequently In printed and oral dis
cussions ot Oaomuleloa Ita readiness of
digestion la spoken ot.
Thla la ia.portant because feeble di
gestion I en of the commonest condi
tion In Conavmptlpn.
indeed, many patient ask a doctor's
advice in tha first place becauaa their
stomachs ara out of order.
They ara eurpriaed te learn that their
lung ara out ef order, too.
Lungs and atomaca are connected by
tha pneumo cast He ncfe. Ilk tele
phone aa a party wire.
Betnc easier of digestion, aa well aa
richer 1 flesh-making material, than
any ether medicinal foods, Osomnlatoa
give especially strong support to con
sumptives, who cannot afford to squan
der vital power, but need all tiny hava
ef It la their battle with disease.
Sample Bottle Free by Mail.
That thoa who ara eeeklrut health
and atrangtk for themaelvea, chlidren.
relative ar frtanda tz.ay experience tha
hf-civtnc uiiisailla of tela exclusive
Norway gold medal oantilaod cod liver
a awttrlnal teed esnnlatrai aa well aa
e kaww Osnmnlsto eTrperterlty la
betas; moat palatable and easy to take
a awneroo S-on. hocUd arm he sent
by mall to ttssaa erho sand aAarwasaa hy
Pearl SV K. T.
(D), Judce ; A. 8.
All day long in the Toilet Goods Section
Cuticura Soap 17c, Pears unscented Soap 9c;
anitol Tooth Powder Pond's Extract
Vanishing Cream 19c, .'Pond's ' Extract Cold
Cream 19c. ..
spill A Sock sale for you lasting the whole
Illl.fi. day. Plaited Silk Socks, Silk Lisles,
all colors, some embroidered; 50c Socks for
25c a pair.
Ladies' Day at Hosiery and Underwear Sec
tion. Never since we have been in business have
Ve shown such a splendid variety of desirable
Underwear, Hosiery, also the dependable kinds
in Bilk and cotton. Saturday will be a great day
for trading in good values at Kilpatrick's.
New Corset models in LaCamille, with lace
front; also in Irene and Bedf eras.
A Novelty in Corset Covers Shield Corset
Cover a very practical improvement on the
old style. . Some very exceptional 50o values in
Corset Covers, also Petticoats all silk Jersey
Petticoats with messaline flounce, also an all
niessaline petticoat, all colors special value
all day Saturday, $2.95.
Built van (D), Judces; F. R. Akerlund (R),
Frank Richard (D), elerka.
WATERLOO PRECINCT.'
Herbert R. Bell (R), Fred Brown D).
Dave Nell (D), Judce; George Meyers
(RJ. Fred Meyer (D). clerka.
A Bleedr Affair
la lung hemorrhage. Stop It, and oure
wrak lunge, coughs eul cold, with Dr.
King's New Discovery. Mo and ItOO. For
ante by Iielon Drug Ci.
Oe're after your
clothing business
vNot for one time but for all the time. "We're after it
with values that once we sell you will make you a fast
friend of Hayden's Clothing department. We are now sup
plying the needs of thousands of men and young men not
in the city alone but all over the state. We are always in
a position to give you values at least 25 per cent better than
you can secure at your exclusive clothier. Our clothing
business is growing, but we are not satisfied until YOU
have looked into the merits of
HART, SCIIAFFNER & MARX AND
IIAYDEII'S WONDER CLOTHES
"We've made special preparations for a rousing Satur
day's business in new spring 6uits at
$10, $12, $14.50, $17, $20
Investigate make comparison and buy where your
s,,vanwaT'T'Sa4J'- i
a o. Il'w.
23 dozen pairs of Kid Gloves to be sold Sat
urday. To save trouble or disappointment here
is the list of sizes and colors: Grays 5, 6
64, 6Y2, 6, 7 and 74. Browns-oi up to 7.
Blacks all sizes. No other colors; usually are
$1.00, at 49c Saturday. All perfect all guaranteed.
We are preparing for a Great Silk Sale.
WATCH AND WATT!
In the Shce Department
Saturday
Business booming from the start. '. Large
new stock and more coming daily. Button boots
in patent tan and dull leather '
WHITE BUCK AND CANVAS
Colonial pumps and seamless pumps, in all
the desirable leathers
$3.50,54.00 and $5.00 a Pair
No better Children's Shoes carried any
where in America the most approved styles for
infants, wee tots, boys and girls. Come in the
morning Saturday waiting list, usually, for the
chairs Saturday afternoon.
TWO SPEEDERS FINED
AND TWO ARE DISCHARGED
Of th four speeder arrested Thursday
by Traffic Officer Wheeler and Emery'
only two were fined by Judce Foster.
They were Dr. N. C. Ross with office la
th City National bank bulldlnc and F.
Collin of tit south Sixteenth etreec
They were assessed K and costs each.
W. R. Wall at Florence wa dismissed,
as waa J. 8. Fox ot Palmer.
Exclusive Boys9 Dept Second Flcor
Why experiment on your boys' clothes with un
known quality. Our makes have stood the test for years
for reliability and quality. We handle only such clothes
as we know and can vouch for clothes we can keep
your confidence on season after season.
Our $5.00 values are exceptionally good with a big
representation of suits with two pairs of pants at this
price. See our special two pant suits at $3.50 an ab
solute $5.00 value. Blue serge confirmation suits at
$3.75 to $10.00 pure wool and fast color. We figure
on saving you at least 15 to 20 on all Boys' Cloth
ing. Just received a new lot. of Boys' "Mother's
Friend" Wash Suits, $1.00 to $3.50. You'll have to see
them to appreciate the values.
We offer thousands of Boys' good Knicker Trous
ers at 45c worth 75c
1KI ay den Bros.
FEDERAL JURY WILL
SIT AT GRAND ISLAND
A venire of forty men I ordered drawn
In federal court to report for Jury duty
t Grand Island April a on tha ad
journed January term of court ot that
district. United States District Judge T.
C. Munier of Lincoln will sit oa th
bench. 6ummon for th venire la being
ent out from the United State marshal'
office.' i l
judgment dictates.