niE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1913.
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SUFFERERS
Mayrs Wonderful Stomach Remedy
Is Recommended and Praised By
thousands Who Have
Been Restored.
I was k sick man for
about three month
caused from Oall
Stone of the Liver
and was told by
fma. ( three or our most
HtfWa M prominent physicians
flKftfli Hh, jttf that I would have to
ffWmQrHH submit to an opera-
KmflSKT lion to gei rrnei, oui
iw lew heard of yur Won"
rJyffilt derful Stomach Hem
iu?fl edy and secured n
it&fll1 full treatment and
took It ucconllnK to
atrcctlons and passed hundreds of Oall
Stone. Since takln your medicine I
work regularly and don't feel any III ef
fect I am praising your llemedy to nil
my friends, r think It worthy of the
highest praise. B. J. DOOLEY, Boa
noks. Vs."
Sufferew of Stomach, Liver and In
testlnal Ailments are not asked to take
Kayi'a Wondtrful Stomach Bemsdy for
weeks and months boforo they feel bene
fited. Just try one dose which should
make you feel better In health, convince
you that you will soon bo well anil strong,
free- from pain and suffering and give
you a sound and healthy Htomach, as It
has done In thousands of other cases,
Wherever It Is taken you will hear noth
ing but the hlRhest praise. Go to your
druggist ask htm. about the great re
sults It has been accomplishing In cases
of people he knows or send to Oco. H.
Mayr, Mfg. Chemist, 154-1BS Whiting St.,
Chicago, 111., for a free book on Stomach
Aliments nnd many grateful letters from
people who hove been restored.
Tor sale In Omahn by Sherman & Mo
Connell, Druggists. 16th and Dodge Stn.
Kth anl lUrney Sts.. 2(th and Fnrnatn
Fits, and Hotel Loyal, nnd druggists
everywhere. . ,
HlVfR FAILS
TO STOP THE
ACHE
USED
BY MILLIONS
FOR 25 YEARS
GET DENTS
ALL DRUGGISTS 'ISC
iioti:i,s.
HOTEL
GRISWOLD
GRISWOLD ST. AND
GRAND RIVER AVE.
The strictly modern and
up-to-date hotel, located in
the very heart of the city of
DETROIT
(Where life is worth living)
Most popular hotel in
the city. Finost Cafe west
of New York.
250 rooms at $1.50 per
day and up. Nothing bettor-
at our rates.
When you want a hotel
v where you get what you
pay for, and then eorao,
come and Bee us.
Writejfor set of postal
cards, in colors, showing
the different! departments
of tho hotol, thoy are free.
FRED POSTAL, Pres.
OHAS.L. POSTAL, Secy.
SOUTH ATTRACTS TOURISTS ALL BOOSTING GOOD R0AD&, Graff Sets Price
for the Teachers
Many Cruises Arranged for Those
WhoHave a Deutre to Travel.
FLORIDA AND CUBA FAVORITES
I'nnnnin 7,onr nnil itf Wfil Indies
to lie VIsKpiI by Jinny, While
Others Will pen it Winter
Abroad.
''Indications nre that winter travel will
be very heavy during the coming season,
Judging from the number of Inquiries at
this office In the last week or two," said
W. B. Hock, city passenger and steam
ship agent of the Chicago, Mllwaukeo &
St. Paul rnllwny.
"The winter tourist rates go Into ef
fect October 12 nnd are nbout tho same
as last year to Florida, Cuba and south
eastern winter resorts. There Is con
siderable Interest displayed In the Pan
ama and West Indies cruises, and with
the number of sailings nnd size of the
vessels In that service during the coming
season there should be ample oppor
tunity for all who desire to tako this
trip. These cruises range from sixteen
to twenty-nine days, nnd Include Cuba,
Jamalrn. Panama, Venezuela, Trinidad,
Darbadoei Island Martinique, St. Thomas,
Porto Hlco, Nofsnu and New Tfork. A
tourist bureau Is maintained aboard these
vcstels nnd side trips are arranged for
pussengers at the different ports on short
notice. The North German Lloyd Sep
tember number of their monthly maga
zine has a very Interesting write-up of
this trip and the places visited, also an
Imaginary trip through tho Tanama
canal. We have a number of copies of
this magazine on hand for free distribution.
"Another trip that Is booking up rap-
Idly Is the Orient-India cruise of the
Hamburg American line steamship Cleve
land, sailing from New York January It
to Madeira Islands, Cadiz, Spain; Gibral
tar, Algiers, Oonoa, Malta, Athens, Port
fiiild, Suez. Ilombny, Colombo, returning
throl gh tho Suez ennat to Palermo nnd
Naples, where passengers arc given tho
option of returning direct to New York
or from Hamburg, Cherbourg or South
ampton. Attractive side trips nre ar-
rrnged nt each of tho portH which nre op
tional. Tho entire crulKo takes nbout
nlnct -three days and costs from $7(0 up,
according to location of accommodations.
For n short iea trip nnd 11 delightful
climate the year round there Is nothing
better thun Bermuda. It Is a two duys'
run from New York nnd the round trip
faro Is 125 mid up, according to location
of stateroom."
Big Conference to Be Held at Com
meroial Club Thursday.
PARDIHGTON 18 TO BE SPEAKER
Vice President of Lincoln HIkIi
Trnjr Association to Tell of the
Pinna nnd Prospects of
the Organization.
It Is expected that no less than S00
boosters will bo present Thursdny even
ing at the Commercial club rooms for
the conference of Omaha business men
with regard to the Nebraska section of
the Lincoln Memorial transcontinental
highway, which Is to pass through
Omahn. This will be tho day following
the big meeting of the Platte Vnlley
nssoclatloti nt Central City. A. It. Pard
Ington, vice president of the Lincoln
Memorial Highway association, will bo
hero nt that time to dellvor nn address.
Ho Is to arrive this morning and
go from here to Central City for the
meeting there, returning to Omaha
Thursday evening In time for the mass
meeting nt the Commercial club at 8
o'clock.
II. E. Krcdrlckson, Nebraska counsel
for the highway, who has established
temporary quarters In the Commercial
club room, will also talk. The meeting
Is called largely to bring the business
men of Omahn togethervwhero they may
hear Just what this transcontinental
highway contemplates, and what Is will
actually mean to Omaha and Nebraska.
Those who have followed the matter
closely feel greatly elated at the fact
that Omaha Is placed on the route, and
that tho route runs through the entire
length of the state of Nebraska. It will
mean thousands and thousands of tour
ists passing along the route throughout
every summer from coast to coast.
Certificate Arrive.
Certificates of membership In the as.
soclatlon hove arrived. They will be
sold In Omaha nnd throughout the state
Jo raise funds for the building of the
Nebraska section of this great highway,
which, as It Is now contemplated, Is
eventually to he a .concrete thoroughfare
from coast to coast.
At last the good roads boosting that
has been In progress for'yenrs has taken
definite shnpe In one great trnnscontl
nentut highway, and Omaha Is fortunate
enough to bo on the official route. Some
of the more enthusiastic business men
feel that the nlajorlty of Omnhn'B bual
ness men do not yet fully reallzo the
magnitude of this fact, or the posslblll-
ties It holds' In store iar the metropolis.
Tilden Banker is
Injured When Car
Goes Into a Ditch
P. Mlehnelson, a banker of Tlldon,
Neb., received some Internal Injuries and
n severe shaking up at U yesterday
morning when his automobile fell over a
ten-foot embankment h few miles east
of Etkhorn while he was on the -way to
Omaha. His driver was unhurt, The re
cent rainy softened the, clay to such an
extent thnt It caved off near they edge
of' the embankment as the cat ap
proached. Tho car turned turtle. Farm
era near nt hand came to the rescue.
C. A. Anderson and C. II, Jackson of
the Hankers Itealty company of Omaha,
who were Just passing In their car,
stopped and helped jack the car up to
get Mr. Mlchaelson out. They turned
around and brought Mr. Mlehnelson to
Omaha In their car as fast as possible.
He la nt the Methodist hospital, where
his Injuries, are being looked after. He
ii not considered seriously hurt.
SPENT S1000 IN
VAIN, THEN RESINOL
CURED HIS ECZEMA
Now York; "I bocamo afflicted with
eczoma twenty-five juars ago. I did
everything for It, but tho Itching nnd
burning was so Intense and continual
that In 1893 I put myself in tho care
of a specialist. Tho result was of lit
tle or not any benefit.
Specialist Said to Uso Resino
"About 1898 r called on the doctor
to ask him If he yet knew of anything
to cure me. Ho said, 'Get a box of
Rcsinol Olntmont,' I got It. The Itch
ing Btoppod as if by magic. By tho
tlmo the Jar of Rcsinol was all used
the cure was perfected. I expended
perhaps a thousand dollars, and en
dured real suffering for many years,
and at last was relieved and cured In
a month for tho sum of fifty cents,
the price of one Jar of Iteslnol."
(Signed) Franklin Hurt, late Capt.
U. 8. Army, 81 Fulton St.
Hotter proof, even than such a letter,
Is to try Rcsinol yourself and see
how quickly tho Itching stops and
stubborn skin or scalp eruptions dis
appear, Every druggist sells Hestnol
Ointment and Koalnol Soap. For free
trial, write to Dept. 13-11, Restnol,
Dnltlmoro, Md.
Great Western is
Enjoyed by the Man
Who is a Traveler
to Pay for Rooms
Fifty cents a night tot a room Is a
reasonable price, according to Superin
tendent "E. U. Graff, who In a circular
to principals of schools announce that
this price has been fixed and that the
committee on arrangements does not care
to have higher-priced rooms listed.
'In order to obviate any misunderstand
ing." says Superintendent Graff, "regard
ing what a teacher should pay for her t
room we have decided to set a price of
10 cents a night for each person. Send
word out through your children that we
do not want the room offered to us un
less the parents are willing to take teach
ers at this price."
Circulars will be Issued stating that
rooms may be obtained at 60 cents a night.
The rooms will be listed at the1 Young
Men's Christian association.
The Persistent anc' Judicious Use of
Newspaper Advertising Is the Itoad to
Business Success.
The "Johnston & Murphy" Is the Choice
of the Well Groomed Man
An asBttrance of thoroughbred style to
the wearer. The best shoe made in
world.
That's saying much but vro can provo
it to you. The new English models
have that "nir of London" not
.found m any other make.
Priced at
$6, $650 and $7
And men who wear them
think they're worth every
penny of it in quality, Btyle
and class.
r JtCly
162X DOUGLAS.
i
"In looking back over a trip of more
than 6,(O0 miles neither my wfe not my
self can recall a single road over which
we traveled that we were so pleased
with as 'we were while on your line. The
treatment by the trainmen was tho
qulntosssnoe of politeness and coureay,
Tho engineers who pulled us handled the
tralh smoother and nicer than any I
have ever rode behind. On our next
visit to the northwest wo are determined '
to make the trip over the Chicago Great i
Western," says a man who travels ex- I
tenslvely.
The Chicago Great Western has. dur- I
Inr the last four years, spent more than 1 :
$10,000 per mile In rebuilding the line,
Installing automatic electrlo safety sig
nals, steel, asbestos-lined cars, new and
heavier rails, double track and In gen
erally fixing up things 10 that your trip
will be safe, Comfortable and enjoyable.
Coincident with the Improvement of the
physical properly the employes were edu
cated and new blood Ipfused Into the en
tire working force. The result Is that
today the Chicago Great Western Is fast
acquiring famo as the road that takes a
warm-blooded Interest In Its patrons the
road that has as Its first aim a sincere
desire to please.
TO NEW CUSTOMERS ONLY
MYNERIsWfflSKEY
Full Quart Only 80 Cents Express Paid
THIS is a special Introductory off er'we are making to NEW
customers only and if YOU have never tried Hayner
Whiskey, we want you to try It NOW. Cut out this ad
mall it with your order and 80 cents in stamps or coin and
the full quart bottle of Hayner Private Stock Bottled-in-Bond
Whiskey will be sent in sealed case express charges paid. It's
great a Bottltd-in-Bondvtbls'kcy of the finestkind sealed with
the U.S. Government's Green Stamp over the cork your assur
ance it is fully aged, full 100 proof, full measure as good and
pure as can be produced. Its guaranteed to please you or money
back. You know we are responsible been in business 46 years
Capital $500,000.00 fully paid. Don't put this off order
right now and goods will go forward by first express.
WnTV. Onlen from Ar1t Wye Colo., Mont, nd til tt Wert
DVIIC. Uereot tnnt oU for 11.00 for or urt npreM Dld. W 10
(All future orders rauit be for FOUR narts or saore)
A JJrtit ear ntarait oftea
THE HAYNER DISTILLING CO., Dept S-105
Btft. O. Si. Uvb. M. BtB, Hue Hnr OibaM, Lu
Is-
WHISKEY
BOTTLE) W BOND
tMnstt MTUM CO
imp
Many Go West in
Search of Farms
HomeseeUer' day brought a goodly
mmiber of people Into the city cn route
to the lands to the .west. The largest ,
party came over the Burlington, George
15. Douglas, assistant Immigration agent
of Chicago, coming with forty-one, nearly
all of whom will go, Into the Ulg Horn
basin country, where thoy expect to buy
lands. Most of the members of the party
are from Illinois, several of them being
young farmers, sons of men who have
grown rich on the farms of the state.
Tho Northwestern took out a large
party of people, destined to Valentine,
wherya they will look over the Fort Nio
brara reservation to be opened to settle
ment. The movement to Canada and
the British northwest was much lighter
during the dates In September when
homeieekera' rates were In effect.
HOTEL FLANDERS
133-137 West 47th St., New York City
JUST On BROADWAY.
The right kind of hotel In the right locality. In the heart of the the
ater district and adjacent to the shopping centers. Positively fire-proof.
Excellent cuisine and an exceptional orchestra. A large addition Just com
pleted, containing library, grill and billiard hall.
Handsomely Furnished Rooms, Private Bath,
S1.50 PER DAY UPWARD.
From Grand Central Station, cars marked "IJroudway" without tranrfer,
Pennsylvania Station, 7th Ave. cara without transfer.
Ilooklet upon request.
II. It. SHARES, PROP.
jcrsistent Advertising is tho Road to Big Returns-
Ymwmi HOTEL
34 & SE EAST at EA."RK iWE., KEW
"An hotel of distinction
with moderate charges"
Within five minutes of principal railway terminals.
Situation Meal T A R I V Ki
SlngU roemt .... p,t iy tt. Si. tS, M
Doubl rooms - 15, It, ?, U
DcubU bdrwm, boudoir
drtulni-room and bath " " !, $10, til
SultccParlolr.txdroom and bath - lie, US, 11
Each room withbsth
Butler Waiting for
Approvement of the
Gas Election Bills
City Commissioner Lan II. Butler of
the department of finances and accounts
Is holding up payment of go franchise i
election bills because Election Commis
sioner Harley O. Moorheod has not cer
tified to the correctness of the bills.
Some of the bills were approved by a
deputy In the election commissioner's
office.
Butler has asked the election commis
sioner to officially declare the result of I
the gas franchise election, something
Moorhead neglected to do
"Wt have no official knowledge that
the gus franchise was defeated," said
Butler. "Not a word as to the result of
the election has come from the election
commissioner' office. It's about tlmo
thsy woke up over there."
ONLY $30
To California
And North Pacific Coast Points
Daily to October 10th via Rock Island Lines
Tourist Sleeping Cars daily via Colorado t
the scenic route and via El Paso the direct
route of lowest altitudes.
Choice of Three Routes
Via Colorado Scenic Route to Salt Lake City
thence Western Pacific thro' Feather River
Canyon. Via Colorado Scenic Route to Salt
Lake City and Ogdeh thence Southern
Pacific,
Via El Pneo and New Mexico tho direct route
of lowest altitudes in connection with the E.-P.
& S. W. and Southern Pacific.
For tickets and reservation!",
J. S. McNAliliIT, D. P. A.
14th and Fornam. W. O. W. Bldg.
Unusually Sharp Price Reductions on Staple Merchandise
will be a feature of October sales. Read Wednesday's Snaps.
Boys' Suit
Values That
Are Truly
Ladies' Coats,
Suits and
Dresses
Greatly
Underpricod
DOWIE'S VOICE HEARD
AGAIN AT ZI0N CITY
S5ION CITT, III., Oct. 7.-The voice of j
John Alexander Dowle, founder of Zlon '
City, who has been dead for several i
years, again epoko to those of his fol
lowers who filled Shlloh temple last
night. The voice waa preserved In sixty
phonographic records which tvtre re
covjvl In the wild a In Interior Australia
after a long search. The records wen)
sent to Vllbur Glenn Vpma, preset
overseer pf the city, who then was I
Melbourne. Ite left the records there
when Dr. Dowle became til. They were I
afterwards sold by a former elder of the
church. The search covered three years,
ROUND TRIP
Winter Excursion Tickets
TO DESTINATIONS IN
Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi,
South Carolina and West Virginia on sale daily ater
October 12th Limited June 1st, 1914, for return
VIA THE
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
The Line Carrying All Steel Equipment
on All Through Trains.
Homeseokers' tickets on sale the first and third
Tuesdays of each mbith, limited 25 days for return.
For Rates and Detailed Information, Call at
City Ticket Office, or write
S. NORTH, District Passenger Agent,
"402 South South 16th Street, - - OmahA, Neb.
Telephone Douglas 264.
Beautiful New Fall iillinery Nodes
Priced at less thnn like quality and stvle can be obtained in
.iiij utuur tnure in me janu. Assortments so broad that a be
coming selection is an assured fact. See them Wednesday. .
2 EXTRAORDINARY SPECIAL VALUES WEDNESDAY
Stylish Untrimmed Shapes, made to sell up to $2.50, plush,
velvet and satin, in black and colors, gR
15 dozen in the lot, at' QvC
Trimmed Velvet Hats, made to sell at $3.00, silk velvet and
plush shapes, very artistically trimmed, black, aa
brown and blue, on sale Thursday, at $BiU0
Wednesday's Leoien SpeciaSs
72inch Damask, satin finish,
pure flax, $1.50 values, per
yard $1.00
uerman Satin Damask,
pure linen, $1.98 values, per
yard $1.25
Ilemmed and hemstitched
Huck Towels, full size, 50c
values, each 39
Extra large bleached Turk
ish 'Bath Towels, worth 39
I each '..2212C
Blankets, Comforters,
Bath Robes, Etc.
Owing to the mildness of the
wekther and being over
stocked In this department,
wo are going to reduce the
prices to move these quickly
Cotton Blankets, per pair, 38c,
48c. 58c, 75c, $1.00 up to
$2.50 a pair.
Wooltex Blankets, looks like
tho flneat wool will wear
twice as long and will not
shrink In the washing $1.50,
81.05, $2.25, $2.50 $2.05,
$0.48.
Wool niankcts, very heavy
$1.05, $2.50, $2.05 $3.00,
$4.00, and $5.00 a pair.
California and Oregon Wool
Blankets $0.50, $7.50, $8,50
$0.50, $10, $12.50 up to $20
pair.
Be sure and see our lino of
Bath Robes from $2.50 to $5
each. Also oxamlno our In
dian blankets and Travelers'
blankets.
Wash Goods Specials
DOMESTIC ROOM
Amoskeg Outing Flannels, light
and dark colors 12 values
at . . ioc
Silkolines 30 inches wide, 15c
values joo
Bluo and Brown Ginghams, 7c
values S
Juness light and dark colors,
perfect goods, 6c values
at SJjjc
Mado Sheets 72x09, good mus
lin, 59c values 48c
Percales, light and dark colors
lSc values . , 74$ c
Cretonnes for Comforters, 10c
values 7jjc
Poplins, plain and striped, 25c
values i,-5C
58-inch bleached Table Dat
mask, 50c values 300
32-inch Dress Gingham, ISc
values 12Jc
3C-tnch Curtain Scrim, fancy
borders, 18c values ....12c
30-inch Black Sateens, 12 c
values ioc
This Is the Week To Put Up Your Kieffer Pears
We have a carload of orl
Kieffer Pears. Nothing finer for
preserves and canning,
Uushel bosket, per basket .... $1.50
Large Market D&skct 69o
Large market basket Green Tomatoes,
for pickling ibo
21 Founds Best dranu- flfl
I luted Sugar O I lUU
10 bars Beat-E:r.-All or Diamond C
Soap ,35o
48-lb. sack beat high grado Diamond
H Flour, nothlnr; finer for bread.
pies or cakes, suck $1.10
6 lbs. best bulk Laundry Starch. 25o
4 lbs fancy Japan Klce, 10c qual
ity 380
10 lbs. Oyster Shells or Chick
feed ISo
Large bottle Worcester Sauce. Pure
Tomato Catsup or assorted pickles
or mustard BUo
Grape Nuts, package loo
K-C Corn F(akes, package 80
Loose-Wiles or Bevel ly Cookies,
lb ,. yrt ,....10o
Full cans Alaska Salmon, lOo
McLaren's Peanut Butter, lb. . . ,12H
2 lb cans Fancy Sween Sugar
Corn 7Wo
1 lb assorted Soups 7&0
Advo Jell, Jellycon or Jello,
package , Hio
The best Tea sifUngs, lb loo
Golden Santos Coffee 20a
Peter's Breakfast Cocoa, lb 30o
BUTTER CHEESE AND BUTTnTC.'
ran sale rniCEu.
The best Carton Creamery Butter.
Vr lb 38o
Tho best Bulk Creamery Butter, per
ID 330
The best Country Creamery Butter,
Per lD 3Xo
The best No. 1 Dairy Butter. lb...2So
Neufc.'mtel Cheese, each. ....... ..lo
ull Cream Wisconsin Cream
Cheese, per lb i8o
Imported Swiss or Uoquefort Cheese.
Per lb 38o
2 lbs good Butterlne 'aso
CJood Table Butterlne, lb 17H0
Fancy Table Butterlne. equal to
creamery butter, lb ... 25o
Souvenirs free with every pound
of Butterlne.
THE VEGETABLE AWD IHU1T
MARKET Or OMAHA TOR
THE PEOPLE.
Bed Itlver Early Ohio Potatoes, best
quality, 15 lbs. to the peck, . ; . . ,25o
Fancy Holland Seed Cabbage, lb.7Wo
Fresh Beets, Carrots, 1'arsnlns or
Turnips, lb 20,
Bed or Yellow Onions, lb 2io
3 heads fresh Leaf Lettuce... .60
4 bunchos'fresh Radishes So
Fancy ' Cape Cod Cranberries, per
quart 7 hit)
2 large Soup Bunches Bo
2 large bunches Salsify for So
;Pays Try HaydeiTs Fi
Help to Make
Home Happy
IT
PAYS
With a
NEW
HOME
The lightest running, the
most all-around gatlsfactory
Sewing Machine on the market
today. Will do all any ma
chine will, and 8me things
other machines cannot do. Wo
show them in all woods 830,
S35.50, $38, $40, $45, nml $50
$50 NEW IIlKAIi CABINET MACHINE, $35.
A beautiful quartered oak case, full ball bearing, a snap at spe
cial Sale price. Many other special bargains In Singer, White, Ruby,
Eldredge, American. National Chain Stitch, and other well known
machines. Some dandles as low as $10.00
Take new elevators to Third 1 Phone Douglas 2C00 and
floor. ("salesman will call.
Payments arranged to suit your convenience.
Rectal Diseases Cured
A mild treatment, that cures Piles, Fistula and other Rectal disease in a short
time, without a surgical operation. No Chloroform, Ether or other general anast
hetie used. A euro guaranteed in every case accepted for treatment, and no money
to bo paid until cured. Write for book on Rectal Diseases, with testimonials.
DR. TARRY Bee Building Omaha.
ROOMS The Best Variety. The Bee classified pages
carry advertisements of tho best rooms and apartments for
rent in tho city. Phone your ad to Tyler 1000.
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