rilK BKK: OM MIA, SATfKDAY, AlMilL 10, 1013.
11
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Establish a
if old one was destroyed by the storm
order a few piece of furniture if only a few pieces
are needed but give your family the comforts of a
home and do it without delay.
Special Credit suffered by the storm
We're doing all we can for every family trying to supply what they
need at the very smallest expense and on the most generous credit
arrangements possible. We're making special concessions now ex
traordinary credit accommodations and endeavoring in every way to
help RESTORE THE HOME COMFORTS TO OMAHA PEO
PLE regardless of their financial condition.
Special Discount to Storm Sufferers
SOLID OAK
EXTENSION
TABLES
We are closing out at one
half regular prices J5 Sample
Extension Tables, all made of
solid oak, in Golden, Fumed or
Early English finish. An un
usual opportunity.
"USD Bressers
Mado of solid oak not an
Imitation of oak) v.'ull fin
ished, has French bbvol mir
ror. It'B one of several
dresser spe- (T f f r
clals.. On )Sri tAn
salo now Vv7U
a
DRESSER
S THE REXALL DRUG STORES
THE MARK CROSS
RAZOR
Kqual to a t5
fonrzor...25c
T h'e newest
and best- safety
razor on tho
market. Every
one pronounces
them as good
an most 15.00
razors. Once
tried. always
used.
Painting Time Is Here
ouerwtu-1 illlamB' Paints have
no equal. A special paint for each
i rpuse. 'n i for color card.
- i Pn'nt 15o
1 gallon can Outside Paint 92.00
1 pint good VarnlHh 360
1 quart Inside Floor Paint ...600
1 quart Mar-Not Floor Var
nish , , 35o
Jssfl E15
SHERMAN & McCONNELL DRUG GO.
OWTi DRUG CO., lOtli and Harney; HARVARD PHARMACY, 24th
1 - T T if miT lllf a WW n ,rn n m - .
ami I'limum; luhuj iuii r,n
m& j5L i '-5 V cars' Service In Onialia.
sr crsA wvw
A .t
New Offices. New Building.
706 City National Bank 8ldg.
Sixteenth and
HOTELS.
VANDERBET HOTEL
3415 ST. EAST
At the focal point
crest of Murray Hilt,
the sea, artificially fed
TARIFF J
Single rooms ....
Doubl room ...
Double bedroom, boudoir
drtitlnf-room and bath
Sultei-Parloir, b4room and bath
TMHilliard
Mwapny Dirmctor
VilronHMinfull
AtaMyr
Each room with bath
new hom
Dining Chairs WW
Made of splected solid
oak no imitation u
strong, durable
on sale,
only
iii ilhsjhsjmb V i
1513-1515 HOWARD STREET
MEDICINE FOR DOGS
We carry a complete line of
medicines for does, and are Klad
to receive Inquiries at any time
oncoming these goods.
Sargeant's Dog Medicine
Puppy cakes, lb 10c
Sprutts Dog Soap, cake 30 o
. .Jiuti's Uog Cakes (biscuits)
lOo lb.; 3 lbs., 25o box con
taining -25 lbs $1.76
Shorman's Distemper Powder,
(reduces fever) SOo
Sherman's Tonic Tablets, (give
as a tonic after Mange or
Distemper) SOo
Sherman's Disinfectant Creo
phenyl, for kennel, pint bot
tle, B0c; V4 gallon bottle. .91.30
Hover's Kit Cure OOo
' Tonic EOo
Glover's Cough Mlxturo 60c
0ANDY BARGAINS
Box of Barr's 60c SATUIt- 4Q.
DAY CANDY for '.
Wo aro exclusive agents for
Guth's celebrated lino of Con
fections, Belling from 10c to $2
16th and
! Dodge.
i-invn.miui , mn- is. lmn
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Harney,
OMAHA.
Telephone Doug'. 3500.
fir PARK, AVE., N.Y:
Subway EntruHO
of the terminal zone, on the
cooled by Southern breezes from
by chilled air, 600 sunlit rooms.
per day-t3. U, tS. tS
W, 16, 7. 9
t8. 10. til
' ' 110.111.11
Special rate j for Summer
Tv
o $10.00 Extern- fa? QQ
m Tables, now. . P J&
Ion
ovon $19.50 Exton- tQ Cf
slon Tables, now.. i)l.OU
Six $25 Exten- J O JZf
slon Tables, now ipi.DU
Two $H8.00 Extension t g rr
Tables, now IS? ,UU
Two S4 5.00 Extension Ann r-
Tables, now P&&.)U
Threo $48 Extension (Tr ff
Tables, now JpZi.UU
Two $00.00 Extension tfor& ff
Tables, now pOU.UU
chair
$1.69
vn
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BURGLARS IN TRIBUL0 HOME
GET MONEY AND ARTICLES
O. T. Trlbulo, 110- South Thirteenth
, street, reported to the police that bur
I glare had gained entrance to his place
I last night by prying open a bnsemont
I window and had taken J2S In cash and
! merchandise valued at $35.
A NcrloiiH llrrnkdoivit
results fiom chronic constlputlou. Dr.
King's New Life Pills relieve headache,
stomach, liver and bowel trouble. 25c.
I Kor sale by Beaton Drug Co. Advertise
ment.
for Infants and Invalids
Got
HORLICK'S
I It means the Original and Genuine
MALTED MILK
"atfieu SnitationS'
The Food-Drink for all Ages
Rich milk, malted grain, in powder form.
For infants, invalids and growing children.
Purenutrition,upbuildingtho whole body.
Invigorates nursing mothers and the aged.
More healthful than tea or codec.
Take no substitute. Ask for HUntJCK'S
HORLICK'S Contains Pure Milk
Changes in
Train Schedules
Illinois Cen-
A 1 T T
Kffectlvo Sunday. April 20th.
Illinois Central train No. 2 will
bo known as No. 12, will leavo
Omaha 5:00 p. m., Instead of
5:30 p. m. Present train No. 8
will be known an No. 14, will
leave Omaha 9:00 a. m., instead
of 10:55 a. m. Present train No.
1 will bo known as No. 11, will
reach Omaha 8:20 a. m.. Instead
of 8:00 a. in. Present train No.
7 will bo known as No. 13, will
reach Omaha at 3:30 p. in., same
as at present. Trains No. 31 and
32 between Council IJluffs and
Fort Dodge discontinued. Fur
ther Information at City Tlckot
Office. 407 South ICth St., Omaha.
ALLEN'S
FOOTEASE
I The AatUepllc powder shaken Into
i mesDoes ine&ianaara ncm
cay lor the feet (or a mutter
century. 30.000 testimonials. Sold
, Tnde-Muk. everywhere, 2V-, Sample I'KKK.
' Address, Allen S, 0uiled I,ekov,N V.
TbeMontvhgtiutUicCeH iu FEET.
BRIEF CITY NEWS
Btaok.riUconer Co., Undtrtnkcri.
rtdtllt? Storag-a fc Van do. UmiK 1M1
KT Hoot Print It Now llenron
Prefji
Ufrh tlncr rutnraa repaired nnd refln
tahrd Hunress-flrnnrlcn Co. Iiouglos (SI.
Qood rinmblnr company will lo It
right nnd ouve you money, 'l'honn u.
HoiiRlas 191S
Man Bobbed of Watch Al Jonon ,
otoppliiB it the Omnlm hougp. Twelfth
and DoiiKlns MroetR, was vobhod by a
negro on Davenport street. Tho negro
tnnile bwii) with h wuteh vnluett nt about
f.'"' nnd $7 In each.
Mother Hfti Son Held Alfred l'oter
fon. nged 22. HvtnK nt ISO? Ohio street,
wns nrrested on complaint of his mother
and Is held nt tho police station. Peter
son Is thought t ho mentally dernnged
nnd his mother wlshrs his ca-v to bo
Investigated.
Tornado Special To help tlifute who
are repairing or rebuilding, wo will sup.
plv during April nnd May reitdy mixed
paints and vnrnlahes nt a discount of 20
per rent from regular wholesale pr'cea.
-LI U. Ilruce & Co.
The state Bank of Omaha pays 4 per
cent on time deposits, s per cent on sav
ing accounts The only bank In Omnhn
whoso depositors aro protected by tho
depositors' gunrnuti'o fund of tho stato
of Nebraska. 17th nnd Harney streets.
Fixes Btreet for Tans Donn Noyes,
superintendent of the asphnlt street re
pair plant, hns repaired Sixteenth street
from the viaduct to Hourke park and
gangs of men were working on repairs
on Sixteenth street from Douglas north
and west on Farnnm.
Acksd to rind Taylor Request hns
been received by the police from Hart
ford, .s. D., to find Rnlph Taylor, aged
yenrs. whoso mother died there sov
eral days ago. Taylor cun got railroad
transportation from Chief of l'ollco Dunn
by applying nt his offlco.
Seek MUslntr FaopI Tho pollen de
partment Is trying to find the following
mltslng people: Edward Hlth. Frank
lllrun of Nashville, Tenn.; Joe Caton of i
flrlswold. In.; Ellas L.ee, Viola Haosiir,
Carl Harris of Urle, Iu. i Emery Mo-C-ulder
und Molllo Hardy.
To Vaccinate Pupils nt take Sohool
All pupils of the third, seventh and
eighth grndes of Lake school will he vac
cinated to prevent n contagion of small
pox. Joe PctcrBon. father of ono of tho
pupils attending this school, Is 111 with
i.mallpox, and through his child others
have been exposed. At least 113 pupils
will be vaccinated.
Mrs. Deal Asks Slvoros Mrs. Mary
P Heal, thirty years a resident of Doug,
las county, has brought suit for divorce
agnlnst her husband, 11. H. Ileal of South
Omaha, alleging cruelty and nonsupport.
The couplf was married In Omaha June
30, 1SS1. They have six children, two of
whom are minors. Mrs. Ueal asks for
tho custody of the younger children.
Try to Steal Manhole Covers Henry
Miller, 1315 Daveniol't nnd Henry 13vnns.
Ninth nnd Dodge streets, nrrcsted Thurs
day afternoon by Officers Vnnous nnd
Wright for stealing covers off of man
holes hack of the city hall nnd court
house, wero arraigned beforo Judge Fos
ter. Miller was lined 110 and costs and
Evans dismissed. Tho former tried to
break away from the officers when nr
rested. School Qlves Two Performances Two
performances of "Bonnie Jlell, Cousin of
Cindorclln," were given by fourth grade
pupils of Monmouth Park school Friday
afternoon, parents of pupils nnd students
from other grades composing the
audience. First performance was given
nt 115 o'clock, nnd tho other followed nt
2:S0. Miss Elvira Llndstan, teacher of
the fourth grade, directed tho work.
Big- Apartment House Bold. Tho Ivy
ap.irtiiH :t hoiire, Sixteenth ttreet nnd
Sherwood avenue, hns been (o1d by the
Hart-Heck compnny to Frank Babbitt of
Flounce. The purchase price was not
given out. hut real estate men say the
figure must have been nround $50,000. The
Ivy Is a four-story brick npartmont houso.
It occupies a largo lot nnd has a wide
and deep lawn. Uabhltt made the pur-
rln'i.p as an investment.
Held on Insanity Charge Joseph
r. r.uic, who wis arrested by Eddie Flem
ing Tuesday night for bentlng Miss Hes
sle Diamond, 1023 North Eighteenth
street, because sho preferred his room to
Ills company, was taken to tho county
Jail on an Insane warrant. Brodlo ap
parently got the habit of attempting to
force his attentions on Miss Diamond,
and had been reprimanded In police court
severul times with no effect. Upon ex
amination he was found not responsible
for his notions.
Hauling Beaver Boards Tho east Is
now shipping hulldlnt material to the
west, and the Mllwnukeo Is hauling' 120
cars of beavpr board from Chicago to
Omaha and the cities on tho Pacific
coast. The heaver board Is a composi
tion product and takes the place of
sheathing and lath nnd plaster. It comes
in strips eight to twelve feet long and
three to four feet wide. Each sldo of a
thin strip of hoard is covered with a
pulp preparation that Is practically fire
proof and turns water like metal. I -aid
end to end, these strips of beaver board
that tho Milwaukee Is handling would
mnke a continuous walk from New York
to Denver and hack to Omnha.
McCrory's Store on
Sixteenth Street is
Opened to Public
McCrory'e 5 and 10-cent store In the
Amen building on Sixteenth street Is
opened to the public. Uetween the honru
of 1:30 nnd 5:30 and 7 nnd 9 o'clock Friday
an Informal reception was held, when
hundreds passed through the doors of tho
big store and saw the magnificent as
sortments that were arranged for their
view No goods were sold. Tho formal
opening of the new store takes placo
today, when many special barKalim
will be offered to the public of Omnha.
More than 10,0000 different articles are on
display.
INSURANCE MONEY FOR
REPAIRS FORTHCOMING
The Nebraska Savings and Loan asso
ciation has closed up Its tornado insur
ance accounts with borrowers whose
homes were damaged or destroyed by the
tornado. The total amount received was
J31.&00.
In all cases where homes were damaged
the Insurance money was turned over to
home owners for Immediate use, while
those rebuilding will be given necessary
funds ns the work proceeds. The Ne
braska association was particularly for
tunate In requiring Indlvlduul tornado In
surance In preference to the blanket
policy, consequently the eloes of boi
rowers v.cie more quUkly adjusted.
PERSONAL:
IU n w lphi'lmcr lidn l-t fi "
tills We liHe bought '.on.i new
pt'i'i s nn. I the l' 'HNAIVi plum- iro
Stlll n our floors Wo nrml I lit sp. p
The ulc ones are niihk to see un
.pp. ri mi 1 1 are mi wine' Heine'"
her this Is oui Htore St"p In and
see these hnrgalns
STEINWAY
WEBER
HARDMAN
,100 PIANO mUOAlNS from $ir. to J400, rodurotl from $ 1 7fi ami S00 You will nftrely
find the l'lnno vou want H13UI3.
SCHMOLLER & MUELLER PEAN3 0. 1
1 it 1 1 . 1 it 1 :t Kariiaiti St.,
TO THE MEMBERS OF
THE CONSERVATIVE SAVINGS
AND
In view of tho various state
ments and criticisms nuuU'
in ono of the daily papor
relative to some of the loan
companies holding .back in
the readjustment of t h e i r
loans with cyclone sufferers
because the tornado insur
ance companies have not set
tled their claims with the build
ing and loan associations, we
believe that in justice to your
selves and members of this as
sociation (and for the informa
tion of the public us well), you
should understand the exact
situation so far as it relates to
the Conservative Savings and
Loan association.
Five years ago this associa
tion placed a blanket tornado
insurance policy for the bene
fit of its investing and savings
members, with tho Insurance
Company of North America.
Almost immediately following
the signing of this policy the
Bollevue cyclone destroyed sev
oral houses on which this asso
ciation hold loans. The losses
suffered by us at that lime, an
dor that policy, were promptly
and satisfactorily adjusted and
paid.
Upon the day following the
Omaha tornado, the state agent
for the Insurance Company of i
North America willed at our ol
ficos and stated that he, to
gether with the adjuster of said
compnny for the stato of Iowa,
wero on the ground for the pur
pose of adjusting not only our
losses under the blanket poliov,
but to adjust the individual
losses of our members and all
other persons carrying specific
insurance m said company on
their respective properties. Mr.
Henderson, stato agent, advises
us that all of his seventy-six
specific losses have been ad
justed and paid with ono ex
ception. On April 4 tho vice president
of the insurance company from
Philadelphia, and the western
manager from Chicago, wero in
the city, nnd with tho officers
of this association reviewed
carefully the entire stricken
district, examining every loss
where we might have a claim
against them, practically fixing
valuations at that time. We
have therefore been in position
for the last two weeks to ar
range settlements with those
borrowing members whose
properties were destroyed. As
a matter of fact, we have been
sottling individual cases for the
last two weeks when? the bal
ance of funds needed had been
arranged for by the borrower.
The chief difficulty has been
and still is that some fifty of
our borrowers, whoso places
were either totally destroyed
or idiotically so, need relief,
either by way of donation or
second mortgage loans, or by
both donation and loans,. They
cannot proceed further without
this assistance. These borrow
ers have visited our offices and
aro satisfied, so far as we have
been advised, with the valua
tions placed on their properties'
and a number are nad and'
hue been ieadj for tuine da..,
Urhifl this with you. It is worth $10.00
(We Close at 9 p. m.)
ONLY
Omnlm, N'ol).
OhloM IMano
LOAN ASSOCIATION
to proceed to rebuild, provided
they can securo public assist
ance either by donation or sec
ond mortgage loans. The re
storation committee, of which
11. A. Tukey is chairman and
W. O. Paisley 'secretary, and
whoso business it is to make
second mortgage loans without
interest, have been very prompt
in aiding all those making up
plication to them for second
mortgages, where they were en
tit led to the assistance asked.
A considerable number of our
borrowers need a donation in
addition to. tho second mort
gage loan. To mnko it all sec
ond mortgage and no donation
loads them up too heavily with
debt. The difficulty just now
is for them to secure action
from the relief committee in
determining tho amount of do
nation to which thoy aro on
titled. Wo realize that these com
mittees are working with a deli
cate and complicated situation,
and that full and complete in
formation must be secuVed bo
fore definite conclusions can bo
reached. So far as tho mem
bers of the different building
and loan associations are con-
corned, we believe that the re
ports of the officers of those
associations are practically as
complete and roliable as can bo
obtained. Wo have boon doing
business with-many of these
people for years and know them
and their conditions. It has
been our effort to aid these pub
lic committees in every way
possible by famishing as full
information as is iu our posses
sion wherever it has been asked.
Promptness in granting this
relief is the one. great thing to
be desired just now, even if the
amount granted "is' not as large
as tho applicant thinks he
should receive. With money in
hand, reconstruction work can
bo begun at once on many of
these former homos, or a new
start can bo made toward se
curing a new home in a now lo
cation. It is the purpose of our
organization and has always
been our effort to aid home
builders in getting into their
own properties,' and wo have
not for ono moment held back
at this time. On the contrary
wo have been lending every
possible assistance to our indi
vidual borrowers, as well as to
relief committees, in bringing
about prompt assistance to
those who have suffered so
great losses. Iirthermore, we
believe that all of tho building
associations of the city lime
done their best at this time to
aid in bringing about prompt
settlements and re-establishing
the homeless. So far as we
can learn there aro but one or
two cases where matters have
perhaps been unduly delayed
and there may have been reas
ons for delay in those cases. It
is not best to condemn or criti
cise in times like these until
the full facts aro known. Siu
eerely yours,
By GEO. P. GJLMOKB,
President.
PA I Lj A . 1 I lLN S S'crotar).
ft TAKES gAEEK I
Etr L HOME 1 BALANCE i
on any bargain piano
KMKKSOX
Mcl'HAIl,
STKfJKK v SONS
Kclimoller Mueller
Houso In tho Went. KMnb. 1851).
Interest You
I )o you know that tho
NEW PKOCESS OAS
STOVES and RANGES
are known as a great
gas-saver? Call and see
the latest styles.-
Johnson Lamp Go.
(510 S. Kith. Tel. 0. 3700
That Spotless Spot
How In ncqulro an appetite
try to Buy "Tlint Spotless Spot"
ono hundred Union very fnnt.
KIrat you tlustor. then yon
laugh. Laughter tickles tho pnl
nto nnd makeu you hungry, nnd
hitiiRer Hhould he appodKed In the
mini tnry nnd pleanlntr snrround
Intrs of thnt spotleMB spot, the
Woodman Cafeteria
14th and Tarnam Street.
MubIo Evenings. Home Cooklnff.
Moderate Prices.
Little Folks
Birthday Book
This popular feature ap
pears again in the Bee
every day. It should inter
est you and your children.
Mr.SUM HNTM.
"Omaha's run centek."
LAST TIMES TODAY Hi!
The Great Behman Show
EXTR A VACANT A AND YAUDHVIliliH
Xiadles' Dime Matinee Todsy.
"Worth Cllmtlng the H1U."
Tabloid Musical Comedy
WEBBY MABY with HAS II Y BHAZTHOXT
and Taxlcab Chorus
DAILY AT 3:30; 7:30 AXTD 0 V. M.
Seats reserved nt Uoth performances
every ovcnlujr.
I'liono
limit;. .11) 1
SPECIAL SQL FOR TODAY ONLYl
Matinee, 3:15; Tonight, QUO Sharp
Italph llvrs- - Minnie lnjrc6 H in -Mr.
ami .Mrs Jai'k MciSreoyy Ofclos'
1'lve Mimlial OerniHiiH ( Vi II lleresforil
The Oon Trio- IMiHon's Talking Mo
tion l'Wtures Iri.-ort--.Matiiee. lOcl
lieet KeutH. I'tii'. cxiept Hnmrrtny una
Sunday. NlKht - 10e, 2fn. CiOe, 70u,
BRANDEIS THEATER
Tonight But. Mat. ana Nlgbt
BUNTY PULLS
THE STRINGS.
Sun., Mon. A MODEHIT EVE
BOYD THEATER
TOHIOHT. A Iii. WSSX.
Matlnse Wednesday, Saturday
LAST TWO WEEKS OP THE SEAS OS
EVA LANG in
EAST LYNNE
NEXT WEEK LAST WEEK
NOBODY'S WIDOW
Sssts are now on sale for both weeks.
BASE BALL
OMAHA vs. SIOUX CITY
ItOUHKK PARK
April 18, 19 and 20
Gnmes Called at 3:00 1 sr.
Krug Theater
Mat. Today, 3:30 Wig-lit, 0(30
WATSON'S BEEF TRUST
Qasss The Combined Weight of tin
Chorus
Ludlss'
Daily Dime
Matlne
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