THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1913.
Happy, Laughing
Child Shortly
If Gross, Feverish, Bilious and
Sick Let "Syrup of Figs"
Clean Its Little Waste
Clogged Bowols.
, No mstttr what alls your child, a gen
tle through laxative phytic should
always ba the first treatment Riven.
It your child Isn't feeling well; rest
ing nicely; eating; regularly "and acting
naturally It is a sure sign that It's little
atomarh, liver arid SO feet ot bowels
are filled with foul, constipated waste
matter and need a gentle, through
cleansing at once. .
When cross. Irritable, feverish, stonv
nch soar, breath bad or you little one
has stomach-ache, diarrhoea, sore throat,
full of cold, tongue coated; give a tca
spoontul of Syrup of Pigs and In afew
hours all the clogged up waste, undiges
ted food- and sour bile 'will gently move
on and out at Its little bowels without
nausea, griping or weakness, and you
will surely hare a welf, happy and smil
ing child again shortly.
With Syrup of Tigs you are not drug
gtng your children, being composed en
tirely of luscious figs, senna and aroma
tics It cannot 'be harmful, besides rhey
dearly love its delicious ' fig taste.
Mothers should always- keep Syrup
of Figs handy. It Is the only stomach,
liver and bowel cleanser and regulator
needed-a lltto given today will save
a tick, child tomorrow.
Full directions for children of all ages
and for grown-Ups plainlyprlnted on the
package.
Ask your druggists for the full name,
"Syrup of Klgs and Elixir of - Senna",
prepared by the California Fig Syrup Co.
This Is the delicious tastelng, genuine old
rellahle. Refuse anything else offered.
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By MELLIFIOIA.
Wednosday, April 2, 1913.
WOMEN leaders In the social anl official life of Washington are at
their wits' ends over the problem of the invitations for the
"national welcome breakfast" that will be given for Mrs.
Wnnilrnw Wllinn anrl Xtra Thnmai H Marshall Ratlirriav nnnn.
The banquet hall engaged for the event will accommolate S50 guests. Thej
"blue book" contains the names of moro than 1,300 eligible), and already
there are heart burnings and Jealousies.
The feeling has broken out openly among the women who Insist upon
recognition. The National JDcmocrattc Women's league already has an
nounced that It would not be represented at the banquet because the seat
ing space accorded it was not sufficient for Its members. There, are
other detections.
The breakfast will be purely a Bocial affair and there will be no
speeches. Both. Mrs. William Jennings Bryan of Lincoln and Mrs. O. M.
Hitchcock of Omaha will be In attendance.
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Where They Are. -
Colonel and Mrs. 0. 8. Curtis, who nave
been at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. H. C.
Bostwlck. and Miss Lynn Curtis, who
has been with hor slstor, Mrs. Dlmond
Bird at the Hotel Loyal, since the tor
nado, expect to be able to occupy their
home again by the latter part -of this
week.
Mrs. Victor Coffman, who has been at
the Nicholas Henn hospital since the tor
nado, was ft bio to , leave the hospital
Monday, fcho Is now at the home ot Mrs.
C. Will Hamilton. '
Miss Helen Scoble and her brother, Mr.
lUlston Scoble, who were in Hamburg,
Germany, for a time, are now In Part.
France, continuing their atudles. Latr
thoy expect to go to Germany for the
summer. '
Mrs. Cyrus Bowman, who was hurt
when their house was demolished, Is now
at Clarkson hospital and ia convalescing-
Mrs. John Barker la at the homo of
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Carpenter and ex
pecta to movo shortly to the 'home of her
daughter, Mra. ltobert Smith. They have
taken a house at Thirty-fourth and Har
ney streets.
Mr. and Mra. W. C. McKnlght ot 118
North Fortieth atreet, whose home was
wrecked ty the storm, will be at tho
Alsatian at 119 South Thirty-fifth street,
until their home la rebuilt.
Pan-Hellenio Sauce for Charity,
The Oreck letter fratornltlea of the pro
jfesalonal departments of Crelghton uni
versity will give their Pn-Hellenlo danoe
at Chambers' dancing academy this eve
ning. Any receipts above expenses will
bo turned over to the relief fund for the
help of Omaha sufferers 1 t- '
The flvo fraternities which are sup
porting tho dance are The Delta Sigma
Delta of the Dental college, the Delta Phi
Delta and the Uamms. Eta Gamma of the
law school, the Phi Beta Phi and h
Phi Rho Blgma of tho medical college.
Only active or alumni membera of the
frats, together .with the pledgos, will be
admitted.
At Home for Mist Meyer..
Mr. "and Mra. David Meyer were at
home Sunday evening in honor of the
engagement ot their daughter, Dorothy,'
and Mr. Harry Cohn ot Rochester, N. Y.
The rooms were attractive with a decora
tion of rosea and spring flowers. Ameri
can Beauty rosea were, in the living room
and in the dining room yeHow Jonquils
and narcissus Were used. Assisting in the
rooms were Mrs. Lee Rothschild, Mra.
Sol fJoldstromP Miss Ruth Meyer, Miss
Ruth Byrne and Miss Evelyn Bergman.
Two hundred and fifty guests were pres
ent. Week-Ind Party.
Dr. J. D, Jones of Murdock, Neb., a
former atudent ot the medical college of
the University ot Nebraska, entertained
the member .of the Iota chapter of the
Phi nho Sigma fraternity at a 'week
end house party. The guests Included
Dr. D. D. King. Dr. C. F. Moon. Dr. A.
K, Westervelt, 'Dr. F. J. KoUar, Dr. E. R.
Eraklne, Dr. . D. Burns, Dr. W. H.
Powell. Dr. A. Harvey, Jr.; Dr. M. 8
Arnold and Xt J, W. Laughlln.
Those guttering from a noryous , . . ', ' TT .
iroakdown caused by the recent Society of Pine Art Postponed,
itorm wilt find a quiet nnd rtMl Soc!?,y .f l!",.HhM
place at the Blrcheknolle Sanitarium. J!t?iEi
Gertrude It. Smith, gradual nurse, wrecked or damaged by the atbrm -and
superintendent 2311 St. Mary's Avo., many are spending .all of their time doing
S, W. corner. Phone Douglas 6S08, relief work, - .
fWKNTiKTH ckntury kakmsk Birthday Party
A Great Farm Journal Jt&SS:
OMAHA. NED. ' day afternoon. The guests spent the
Half Price For Groceries
And Household. Supplies
Here's something that will interest yu,
Mrs. Housewife. By buying your teas, soaps,
spices, groceries and other household supplies
from Larkin Go. you can get just dduble the
amount for your money that you are getting
now Same quality but fresher, same pur
ity,same everything with the exception of
this big difference in price. Two million
people are already availing themselves of this
offer. We can make it because we deal
Direct Frtii Factory to Family
giving you goods at their real value. Instead of with the retallera
and middlemen's prof It's, , losses and other expenses tacked on.
We manufacture oier'sjo Products and they Include almost every''
thing you need In your home. If you like, we'll send you $10- worth of
our Products tof your selection on Thirty Days Fre Trial so that you
may test their quajlty for ypurself and see Just how much they're golnr
to save you. 'At tbVemVof 30 days, you may either pay, us SS for them
or return them, in the latter
case, we wilt refund, transporta
tion chargea both ways and
make no charge whatever for a
reasonable quantity ot our Pro
ducts used In trial. Send cou
pon or a postal today for our
new apripg-and-Summex Catalog.
ITS
I ISeml me. postage prepaid, your
- V.w Prlns:-and.8ummer Catalog
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afternoon making outfits for new babies.
The result was that twelve garments were
sent to the Auditorium at the close of
the afternoon.
Woman's Club Benefit
The Omaha Woman's club benefit per
formance Vas the only large affair
scheduled for Wednesday.
Mrs. Edward Phelan will entertain
guests Wednesday evening at the Bran-
flels, when a benefit will be given for
the tornado sufferers under the direction
of Miss Fitch and Miss Cooper and the
Omaha Woman's club, assisted by the
Players club. In the party will be!
Mr. and Mrs. B J. Burkett,
Mrs. J. H. Barrett,
Mrs. Edward Phelan. '
Misses Mlee
Rllrnfttf. r1al ti- .
Ichnane. Dahlatrom.
Marie Matthews, Helen Phelan.
Mrs. Frank Haller entertained hr
guests at a box party at ths matlnro
Mrs. C. W. Hayes. Mrs. n.np tim.
Mrs. M. D. Cameron, Mrs. V. H. Cole
auu uumni jonnson.
In the Brandels box for th .v.nin-
wlll be Mrs. Hermsn Cohn, Mr. George
BrandeU, Mr. Hubert Sloman, Mr. Wal
ter Cohn and Mr. Arthur Brandels.
Other box parties, were given by Mrs
Charles tX Haulrei. Mra. n.n. a t..
lyn. Mr. arid Mrs. Joseph BaMrlge, Mr.
una mrm. unariea Kountse, Mr, And Mrs
wara uurgess, Mr. Arthur D. Brandels.
Mrs. N. H. Nelson
at the matinee Mrs. C. B. Hutchlns, Mrs.
r. w. uirss, jurs. w. O. Shrivar, Mrs.
Frank Brown of Hannibal, Mo.; Mra W
N. Dorward and Mra. J. D. Hiss.
Book Club Meets.
The members of the riov ...
mornlng at the home of Mrs. W. H. Sher-
ur me meeting luncheon was
served. ,
Prairie Park Olub to Sew.
The , Needlecraft society of Prairie
Park Club will meet Thursday afternoon
i ..io nurno ot Mrs. t. I Travis and
will make garments for the tornado vlo-time;
Abhu&I Leotsre Postponed.
oancing party planned by the mem
bers of the Vlaltlng Nurse asaoclaUon for
next week has hn nn,iru..j i .i .
inltely. The luncheon planned for Friday
" ma firat Presbyterian
church for the Visiting Nurse association
has also been postponed and-lt will be
given some time during the nest month.
Daaoisjf Party Postponed.
The dancing Party nlnn v.. ....
members of Vesta chapter of the Eastern
omr w Apni 7 nas been postponed.
In and Oat of thTlee Hive.
Mrs. Morris Strauss and son are spend
Ing two weeks In Chlram ui.uin
Mrs. Stanley Rosewater will leave this
.w..a .Ul uuiims, Mien., where she
wll spend a week with her parents.
Miss Gladys WllWIn. n
arrived Tuesday afternoon to spend ten
"'" nirs. u, to. Maimers.
Mr. Harry Cohn nf rtnv...... xt
who has been spending the last two week'a
..w, nli icsye i0r ma nome this even
ing.
Miss Claire Helen Woodard. who has
rnenaa la Washington, D.
C. and Who huA nl.Hnl
. ..... . ....m i vi viaii ura.
Edmund V. Krug In St. Loul arrived
na is at tne homo of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis c. Nash. It will prob
ably take several months ti repair the
Woodard home on Burt street.
Committee Visits
Chicago for Money
for Rebuilding Fund
A. D. Uronrl.t. "ITTkI u.. ..
- n n-cu oi a com
mittee composed of Casper E. Yost. John
U Kennedy. W. H. Buchols, Luther
Drake, and Arthur C. Smith left for
Chicago last night to hare a conference
with the heads of railroad and packing
intertats centered in Omaha in an effort
to get subscriptions for the Omaha res
toration fund.
Members of the committee held a meet
Ing at the Commercial eluh v.t.inu
morning and laid their plans. They will
apend today in Chi cum Ntn.nin. .
Omaha Friday to make a report. Private
uuscnjuiona already have been asked
rem several umaha banks mt i r
Mohler has aaked 'the Union Pacific for
a conation.
Thla money will be used until the
I1.0O3.CC0 bonds may be ' voted or soma
meana ot restoring Omaha's, ruined
property devised.
OHIO FLOOD VICTIM -
WRITES HIS EXPERIENCE
1 1 ' s
M. Mayberry, bailiff in Judge Kennedy's
court, has received a letter' from his
brother. F. A. Mayberry. of Tiffin. r
telling ot himself and daughter being
marooned in the upper part of thTlr
house from Tuesday mornlnr till ThuVa.
day. There waa seven feel of water in tht
lower .rooms as a result of flood .condl
tions on the Sandusky river.
Mr. Mayberry and his daughter were
taken off In 'a boat. His wife mad her
cap Tuesday- morning., but he re
mained to take care of the premises, not
expecting tne water to rise so high.
Their horn is near the center ot th
city.
M. Mayberry llvee at ICS North
Twenty.flfth street. South Omaha.
WOMEN fiEEDEDTO HELP SEW
Volunteers to Mend for Tornado Vic
tims Aro Oalted For.
Nam , ,
Addreaa ..i. ..,..',,,,.,.,
Noliodr la Too Old
to learn that the aura wit v r. ..nr.
coach, cold or mar luntra ! with rr
King's New -Djacovery. 60c and tt.OO, Tor
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Persistent Advertising U the Koad to
Big Returns.
A Receipt in Full Is Waiting For
Every Hartman Patron that Lost All
Their Furniture During the Tornado
We Are Simply Paying a Debt
of Honor to Our Patrons
The moral side not the business side prompted the' directors of this great
organization, hen they decided to cancel all bills due this company, by
those who had lost all their furnitnre these same directors who had watched
the advances, step by step, made by the chain of Hartman stores in the
march of progress. They KNOW that every bit of success they have
achieved has been due to the PUBLIG-the PEOPLE-and FROM YOU
ALONE by your many kind words about us and our methods discussing us and PRAIS
ING us to your friends who came to use your happy nest that we had feathered. 'Twas you, and
you alone, that gradually pushed the Hartman Company into the LEAD over all the world's
competition.
And now, without any sounding of brass or trumpets we extend to you what our directors choos'e to call "Our
Debt of HONOR to our Patrpns." We. want to help you not only in words, butih COLD CASH we want to give all
Hartman patrons who lost all their furniture in the recent disaster, A RECEIPT IN FULL FOR all money due us.
And furthermore, should' tho supporting member of any' family have lost their life, we' will give the dependent family
a receipt in full, whether or not your furniture was damaged. Call at once. Our offer has already comforted many
honest hearts. We're waiting to serve the rest. And lastly remember when the call came, it was the Hartman
Store that took the LEAD, although others may follow the trail .
I 9 m
Dining Rsm Furniture
Welt made and strongly constructed
Dining chairs, made of hard "JCn
wood, nicely finished, price.... I U
Genuine American quarter oak Dining
P)..lpn wl.Vi h.avv nan.l hank.
braced' arm and legs, 1 O Q
at
Largo size, solid oak
Table, massive pedestal
feet, a decided value,
at
Extension
and claw
.$9.95
Colonial Buffet, with large canopy
top and French plate mirror, strong
ly constructed of solid l(C 1C
oak, brilliantly polished B Us I f
Golden oak, bent glass and China Cab
inet, with adjuatable Selves, grooved
for plates, a largr, selec- f M IK
Hon. priced from 1 1 I w
Brass and Metal Beds
Sanitary felt top Mattress, strong
Ucklng, weight 40 lbs., 2 Q5
Full size Metal Bed, comes In all col
ors, all sizes, with all-steel f CQ
side rails specially priced
Iron Bed. beautifully scrolled, heavy
chills and brass trimmed, (1 OC
decidedly handsome bed at
$18.00 Brass Bed, satin or bright fin
ish, massive 2-Inch posts, (A nn
with ball-bearing caators. i!U
Massive Brass Bed, continuous 2-Inch
posts, heavy fillers. In bright or Battn
finish, specially priced j g "J Jj
9B (Yu Get Double Value Now in Complete Outfit
EXTRA LAItGE SIZE DBESSEn.
Made throughout of a handsomo
grain solid -Oak and polished to a
mirror-like Drlfllajicy. Hub three
large roomy crawera with colonial
wood pulls. Mirror is of large
size, French beveled plate .set In
artistic standards. An
exceptional fine val
ue, at
11
Rooms Completely Furnished
a. t7 a..f ftnn2
Any
Four Rooms You Desire.
$3.00 A MONTH
$i?.65
m
2-Inch Continuous Post Metal Bed
Fiaisked in
Vernis Marten
All sizes
GENUINE WILTON VELVET RUGS,
size 11x9 ft. Made of wool (worsted,
woven Into the newest floral and ori
ental designs, a suitable rug for any
room and guaranteed to give unusual
ly good service. Be sure and see this
exceptional value be- 4 AC
foro you make your all. If a
purchase
gimiiis
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$595
MASSIVE
ALL, STEEL
BED, made
with heavy '
inch posts and
5 hea.vy fillers.
In a new and
popular design.
Finished In the
popular Vernis
Martin or gold
bronze. Can be
had in all sizes.
Specially" pric
ed for this snlo
at the price
quoted.
J SOLID OAK 5 DRAWER CHIFFON-
t t.. r- ... . .
iunuo 01 nign graae material,
strongly constructed and beautifully
finished. Drawers are large and
roomy with brass colonial pulls. Each
drawer made with an Individual lock.
A useful, beautiful and extremely well
made picco of furniture A M nii
at this very low prico tQQ
1414-1416-14K DOUGUS ST.
SOLID OAK BUFFET. madewlth two
small and two large drawers and a
large roomy china cupboard below.
Baae Is handsomely fitted with artis
tic wood knobs and top set off with a
heavy French plate mirror supported
on carved columns. Honestly built
from top to bot- t 4 g n m
bar1Bain...'T?.e.rf"1. $li.fo5
SUPPLIES AEE STILL COMING IN
Donatluns Ilelnff Ilauelved ltuuvly
anU Work is 80 Writ In Hand
that Ouv Hcllef Htatluu
Will lie Abandoned.
Volunteer women to sew are wanted
at the Auditorium to help make clothes
and repair old garmenta for the relief ot
tne storm victims. Already there are
about seven wpimm who aro worktmr.
They say they have the material to
work with, but need more women. Sew-
nig iiiui-iunrv. mrcitq ana neeaies are
supplied and a few hours a day from any
woman would be highly appreciated.
Supplies and donations of all kinds
continue to POUr into the base relief nnil
Captain Strltzlngef Is preparing for the
aDouanment of one or the relief statlona
within the next few days. Just what
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station will be done uway with first has
not been decided by the captain, but It
will probably be the one on North Twenty-fourth
street.
Arthur Kountze was at the relief base
and furnished' four beds for requisition.
The Ivl Furniture and Carpet Co- 2510 N
street. South Omaha, has donated sixty
loaves of bread to the storm sufferers.
Bundles of clothing and fpod was re
ceived from the following towns In Ne
braska: Howells, Utlca, Cody, Beatrice,
Bancroft, Broken Bow,. Murdock, Scrlb
ner, Bradshaw, Mlnden and Greeley, The
following Iowa towns sent In packages
and bundles; Shenandoah. Albla, Cres
ton, Lake View, Essex and Moorhead. A
large bundle of clothing was received
from Mrs. Danny Wharton at Windsor
Springs, Baltimore, Md.
Claude Bossle, city milk Inspector, has
gone back to his Job at the Auditorium
after a day's absence. He Is In charge of
auppllea for the babies and the sick. He
has authority to requisition direct on the
Auditorium for milk, butter, eggs, pre
servea and Jellies. These supplies are at
the Auditorium for the babies and sick
and will go to waste If not used, as they
are not being furnished as ordinary supplies.
On the "firing line"
If you woud maintain your placo In tho "front rank"
you must keep Btrong ana robust. Sickness soon rele
gates you to tho rear. Try
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS
when tho appetite lagswhen digestion ia bad whan
tho Urer and bowels are Inactive. It will smrely help. yoa.
WEEK END HAT SALE
. OF
SAMPLE HATS
AT HALF PRICE
For the remainder of this week we are
offering the entire sample line of a New
York manufacturer at half price. Bulgar
ian trimmings. Roman turbans, Puritan
Hats In all the new bright colors, made to
soil at $5.00 to $20.00, your choice the re
mainder of week
$2.50 to $10.00
MISS BUTLER
CUT PXZOB ICTLLIITEKV, 1518 Douglas St.
THESE RARE VALUE for THURSDAY and FRIDAY J
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PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
Nebraska National Bank
OF OMAHA
12th and Parnam Streets
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Tho Persistent and Judicious Use of Newspaper Advertising
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