THK BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7. 191J.
Take Salts to
Flush Kidneys
Eat less moat if you feel Back
ache or have Bladder
trouble.
Mfdt forms urle ncId nhlch pxrites and
overwork tlp VldnWs In their rffort to
filter It from the system. HeuuUr eater
of met muni flush the kidney occa
sionally. Yott raut relieve them like you
relieve your bowels: removing all the
addf. waste and noison, else you feel o
dull misery In the kfdney region, sharp
fair In the back or sick headache, dlixl
rif.ss, your stomach sours, tongue it
mated and when the weather Is bad you
i.ave rheumatic twinges. The urine 'a
cloudy, full of sediment: the channel
rften get Irritated, obliging you to get
ui two or three times during the nlglit.
To neutrallto these Irritating aclda and
flush off Ihe body's urinous waste net
hbout four ounces of Jad Salts from
any pharmacy, takeft tablespoonful In a
glass of water bpfofn breakfast for a
few days and your kidney will then net
f.ne and bladder disorders disappear. ThM
fsmous salts I made from the acid ot
grnpe and lemon Juice, combined with
llthla. and has been used for generations
to clean and stimulate slugglh kidney
and ston bladder Irritation. Jad Salts I
inexpensive, harmles and makes a de
lightful effervescent llthla-wdter drink
which millions of men and women take
now and then, thus avoiding serious kid
ney nnd bladder dlseases.-Advertlsement.
MUST WATCH THEIR HEALTH
I TALKS ON PROBLEMS OF SCHOOL
SUPERVISION.
WHEN BACK ACHES,
WATGHRIDNEYS
If Neglected Serious Diseases
Iiday Follow.
' WTien the kldnoya am clogred up and
Inactive, nature always warn you.
Hackaxhe Is one of the first symptom.
You may also,b troubled with disagree
abl. annoying bladder or urinary dis
order; havo attack of lumbngo or
rheumatism; become nervoU tired, or
feel alt worn put; puffy awelllngs how
under the eye, or In the feet nnd an
kles; or the urine becomes light and
pate, dark-colored or cloudy. If such
symptom are neglected, dropsy, diabetes
or Bright' disease, which o often prove
fatal, may result
It I not only dangerou but needles
for you to suffer and endure the tor
ture or thos trouble, when a little
Oroxone will quickly and urely end all
such misery.
There I no more effective remedy
known for the prompt relief and cure of
such trouble, beoauso It clean out the
clogged up kidney and make them work
properly. It soak right In through
the wall and lining; cleans out the
Jlttle filtering tell and Bland; neutral
lie and dissolve's the poisonous urto
acid and waste matter, and make the
kidney Kilter and sift the polon from
the Wood and drive It out of the lyitem.
This new, scientific- preparation, Is
entirely aifferent from other reinedle.
It I o nulck-actlnir anrt effective that
ii i praviicaiiy- nii'u"uio wivn 4
without rirulte; '
An original puckuge coat but a rjfe,
and all druggist are authorized to re
turn thu purchase price If Croxone should
fall In a dingle case.
Threo dojwi a day, for a few day, I
often all that I ever needed to end the
"worst backache; relieve rheumatic pain
or overcome sleep-disturbing urinary
disorders. Advertisement
Dr. Connell Advises School Teachers i
to Observe Their Pupils.
SHOULD REPORT TO PARENTS
When n Child U 1'onnil AlUnr It
MkikIiI Hr Srnt Horn- with n
,nte Ivxplnlnlnu II
Cnnilltlnn.
Medl'Sl Inspection of children attend
ing public school Is no longer an experi
ment, but a positive necessity, accord
ing to Dr. R. W. Connell, Omaha health
commissioner, who addressed vltitlng
teachers at the Omaha Mlgti school yes
terday morning.
"I am very sorry and deplore the fact
that 1 am not able to report the benefits
. . ... . 1 1 i I n r
ill Hny rrRumr iucuh.hi uun i ,
... i r. . -1 i . it. r-nMAn 1
far the Hoard of Education here has Ig
nored every appea' made to It for nuiti
Inspection. Although Omaha 1 the
thirty-fourth city In population. It Is
a lamentable fact that It Is without medi
cal Inspection when more than tH tma'.ler
cities and towns have seen the necessity
to piovlde for It."
Physical examinations In various cities
have shown, Dr. Connell tald, that from
T5 (o M pr cent of nil children attending
school have physical defect requiring
tho attention of, a physician, or dentist
The method of Inspection that l)as )n
recommended by the health officer for
adoption In the Omaha school t the one
that Is used In Chicago. It provides that
there be a physician appointed for over.v
three schoo's. located as near together
... .
a possible mat ine pnysjcian -virh
these schools eveiy day; that if, there It
any reason to believe that n. pupil I
ailing, he be detained In the principal 9
room until he hs been examined by the
physician; that If the child show symp
tom of a contagious disease.' he bo sent
home until the matter I definitely set- 1
tied.
"Until this or some 'other adequate
method ha been eslablUhedi" continued
Dr. Connell, "(here is a. great and lm
portant wor,k. tor 1 -every , teafchr In Hi
state, whether In city, town1 or country
chool house, namely; to' actYns, medical
examiner. Any teacher can Inform him
self in, a. few hour lime how to examine
the eye s.nd teeth sufficiently to know
when Bometl)lt); l wrong, nnd when he
find It, to .write a note-to the parent,
notifying thW of n defective condition,
and requesting that the . child be taken
to a physician or dentlit for a thorough
examination'." '
School Teachers
Banish Eag Time
Music from Cafes
Jjt
M.P. S&a. whexr
TO READ APPEALING BOOKS
Such it the Advice of Dr. Nathaniel
Butler of Chicago.
AMERICAN AMONG GREATEST
iprakrr Point Ont to Trarhrrs thnt
Native flops Mi no let Br I n-rlndi-it
AninnK the Very
Rest Anthom.
STOCK
REDUCING
SHOE
SALE
Nfo. 1
We've so many shoes we don't know
where to put them
unless we can put them on the feet
of several thousand peoplethrough
price smashing-so here goes.
CHILDREN FIRST-PLEASE
A
More! Morel
Expect to hear this from
the children when you give
them these tasty
Washington CRISPS
1ft The BIO 'Psctipe et 1 ft
XUC-Toutei Corn nUtiUC
Nbraka choot teacher, or at leat
that portion of them that posset aelf
aitertlveneM when It cornea to maklni
known their tnulcal taste, have put
the supreme Jinx on raftlme mula in
local cafe, reetuurant and hotel for
the rest ot the week. , Whetntr me
theater will "can the ra" for the nxt
few daf remains to be en. thoug.i
I the probabilities seem let hkt "''
IvilV Uie' a'.tlp .fhnn ttie restaurateur
and put the effort of VeM. Henin.
Mwljt i on the htlf and' ubstltl)t
ometrJns el. '
In downtown hotel Cafe last nlfht
a young woman ,was plylng a popular,
thouKh ragBlshly ynoopated air, and an
other younic mli vr telllti: all dbout
"you mMI-l-yun Ua-ha-lar da-ha-al" with
muoh sliruutlnif cf shoulder and nap
p'n of tlinei-. The lutter .bs chamlng
up atd 'down the a'lo betveeh table
when suddenly he dlco'ered that
ihr..fniirtli of the eye in tho
'room wore faUned upon.hr. Hurriedly
he finished the sunn and rushed behind
'a tcreen.
I A minute later she emerged, red In th
face, but wondering.
' '1 can"t find anything the matter,-'
I she whispered, to the pianist. "I thought
my bach hair was coming down, but ti'a
nil Hght My skjrt don't, how. doe
It?" she asked aa he lowiy turnea
around for the other' Inspection.
The other nlrl looked and replied that
to her experienced feminine eye. the
young lady wa srtorlally perfect, from
the tip of her auede pump to tne nign
rst pinnacle of her coiffure.
"Thai' Just what found." asserted the
embarrassed hill. "1 don't see what
they're rubbering for."
A couple of minutes afterward , when
she commenced to lwj -iscli-ga-blbble"
he found out. -
The manager wa In earnest consulta
tion with several ot the diner wlujse ex
prei'sto'n denoted no good for rag-time,
lie wa making promises, and then hi
came over to the piano.
"Cheese the dog stuff, you dames,' he
ordered. "Give 'em some ot that old
stuff Ilka "Wr.ero Is My Wandering Hoy
Tonight," or "My Gol Sal." And for tho
rest of the night "My Gal Sal's" good
points were Jammed into the ear ot the
diners, and in betwetn Jams, tho tale ot
the wandering offspring wa in the lime-light-
VISITING TEACHERS ARE TO
BE GIVENjA TROLLEY RIDE
The visiting teachers will be given a
street car excursion this afternoon.
At 1;30 o'clock sharp twenty ot the street
railway company" large car will be
lined up at Fifteenth and Howard streets.
In front ot the Auditorium, where they
will be at the disposal of the teachers.
The excursion I promoted by the Com
mercial club and the teachers will go to
Florence, Demon, the School for the Deaf,
or to South Omaha, they deciding upon
the points ot Interest to be visited.
Heading and: eatlnir should be done In
observance of thu same rule. In either
Instance, one should take to that which
agree with one. fio Dr. Nathaniel nut
lor of the University of Chlcajro, speaking
on "The Use bf Literature" at the
Omaha High school yesterday morning
told visiting teacheiH.
"Literature," said Dr. Butler, "Is of
little value except a a help to living.
There are no rules for selecting that
which may profitably be read. Ttrad any
thing that appeals to you, providing that
It ha not a corrupting Influence, Just
as you should eat anything that satisfies
n craving ot the nppetlte, so long as It
does not Induce Indigestion'. Anything
that Is broadening la bound to prove
helpful reading. The selection may be
made almost at random."
In recommending In a general way
author who might be read to advantage
Dr. Butler stoutly maintained that Amer
ican writers, moro particularly poets,
should have a place among the greatest
contributor to universal' literature.
"English critics are Inclined to crown
only one or two of our writers masterif
probably Hawthorne nnd Toe," he con
tinued. "However, the Influence that
many others had for moral and, Intellec
tual uplift wa great. Longfellow, Vhlt
tler, Iowtll and many other, have writ
ten their way Into the hearts of sll lovers
ot tru(y good literature' . ,
Jlae Tliree Honctltin. '
Discussing the .use at literature nnd
the hold that It gives, Dr. Uutler fald:
"Using a broad classification, we may
say that literature has three functions
Jt may serve to make one more product
ively thoughtful. It may develop the
sense bf beauty; It may Induce n more
Clear moral aisiinciion. ninnr wriiuw. 1
particularly poems, are not Intended to
make an Intellectual appea'. they art
merely lo plruso the fancy; othors lack
this quality and present one of tin nther
two. Home writing combine all three."
Three other speakers oddrossrd the
morning session at the high school audi
torium. Miss Clare Mary McPhee of
Uncoln spoke on "Engllth In the
Grades;" Miss Mary Sullivan ot th
Omaha High school, "Hngllsh In the Mlgh
School:" Miss I.ucy May Clnrk of Chal
ron Htute Normal school, "EntfUnh in
the Normal School." Kach dltciiMsod the
kind ut lterature that should be taught
In the various schools, and thn manner
In which It should be presented.
The Reason '
For eight mouths pant we have hocn en
deavoring to got additional space (o
houso our rapidly growing business.
Wo had every reasonable assurance that
tho deal would be consummated and that
wo would bo occupying enlarged quar
ters by September 1, last. Wo placed
merchandise orders accordingly. We
were disappointed. '
More Reasons
The Eastern Owners of the Pazton Block
then refused to do anything for us while the
Currency Bill was pending. A subsequent
offer of ours to stand all expenses above a
certain sum, was also rejected. Our Shoe
Department for two years past has been the
most crowded of any In the store and the
fallure to get more space hit It tho
hardest.
Our Recourse
If the landlords will not allow us to en
large or expand to suit our needs we
have but one alternative. We can re
duce stock to suit our present upace
and we'll do It. Wo'll strike at tb.3.
heaviest stocks first the shoe stocks
at tho same time promising th.at some
day not very far of f our desire to en
large our store will be gratified.
No use to tell you that we handle only the beat product of the best shoe factories you know
It. If you don't, your nolghbor does and will testify to It. In preparing this sale we considered
not the selling prices, nlthough wo will mention them later, for your guidance. Factory cost
what we paid for them in the east freight, etc., not considered has- been the basis of our
sale prlco sotting. Tho loss is ours the gain is yours. We're satisfied. You will be, too if
you take advantage of the opportunity.
Bir.es 1! to 8 for little tots 2 to 4 years,
regularly selling up to $2.25, all in
one lot, at-
95
This tells the kind of Shoes you'll find
in this most remarkable of all Shoe Sales
Little girls' party slippers In black velvet, also In
white, red. blue and bronze kid. Little girls' dress
shoes in kid, patent leather or velvet. Little girls'
school shoes in dull or tan calfskins. Little boys'
Playmate Hkuffers nnd health shoos In black or
tan, also Jockey boots and Acrobat styles. Every
kind of boje' and girls' shoes.
Sizes 8H to 2 for boys and girls 5
to 11 years, regularly selling up to
83.C0, all in one lot, at
1
45
OMAHA'S FASTEST GROWING STORE.
Watch for
Shoe Sale
NO. 2,
Coming
Soon.
im m ;
. Mail
Filled or
Money
Returned.
1310-18-20 FAUNAS! STREET
Office For Rent
The large room on ground
floor of Bee Building, oc
cupied by the Havens-
White Coal Co.
Nice Farnam street front
age. About 100 square
feet of floor space with
large vault. Extra en
trance from court of th
building.
Fine office fixtures are of.
fered for sale. Apply to
N. P. Fell, Bee office.
Three llnndrrd Saloons Quit.
TOLEDO. O . Nov. 6, -Of the Gl saloons
In Toledo and l.ucsn. VA will ro out of
j business on N'ovrmebr. 84, when the new
I Ohio liquor license law becomes effective.
J Applications of all keeper of dive.
lamoiine nouses ana roaanouse wei refected.
Oil Securities
Take Big Jump
NEW YOltlf, Nov. .-A sharp ilse In
the securities of Standard Oil companies
was thn feature of; todar's operations on
the curb market. The demand Is sup
posed to have been stimulated by belief
that enforcement ot the Income 'ax may
result in an early distribution ot the
Urge surplus held In the treasuries of
subordinate companies.
Standard Oil ot Kentucky advanced V
points to 555 during- the niornlnx. Atlan
tie Ileflnlne rote from 6iS to M. Standard
Oil ot New York also registered n ad
vance and stocks of foreign companies
made minor gain.
At the office of the Standard Oil com
pany, knowledge ot an approaohtnz dis
tribution was denied, but It was ad
mitted that the Income tax might -work
torn change In prevailing dividend ratu.
PULL TO HOLD DAVIDSON
Washington Doei Not Want Pitts
burgh to Take Him Away.
APPEAL TO CONGRESS TO HELP
.Mipniirr AW for Appropriation
to Meet lncri-i- nnrt Hope
I'rrstdrnt Wilson Will
Usert HI Influeuuf.
TELLS THE TEACHERS
MUSIC TODAY.
ABOUT
Don't Put Off
seeking relief from tho. illnesses
caused by defective action of tho or
gans of digestion. Most serious sick,
ne&ies get their start in troubles of
the stomach, liver, bowels troubles,
quickly, safely, surely relieved by
BEECHAM'S
PILLS
SoU ersrrwWe. la keatslOe., 23 .
Dr. William M. Uavldson. former
Omaha superintendent of BChools, will
not ltave Washington for, Pittsburgh
without an effort to hold him at the na
tlon' capital, where he I very popular
for the greut work done.
As head of the District of Columbia
whools the doctor Is paid by congres
sional appropriation, therefore the board
cannot arbitrarily advance his salary
Hera la an editorial from. the Washing
ton Post, which ' sets forth the feeling
there, toword. tho former .Omaha, educator
In relation to his acceptance of the Pitts
burgh o(tr;
Retain Dr. Davidson.
Thi uirefiatlnn made bvone ot the
cltlien of the District, in a letter to the
Post, that the difference between the
salary paid to Dr. Davidson here and
tnat oirereu mm oy juisourgn nuum
be made up by popular subscription
sharply call the matter to the attention
ot congress. Superintendent Davidson
would not accept an aaaiuon 10 ni sal
ary If It were obtained by popular ub
eorlptlon. Neither congress nor the Dis
trict wouia caro to nave m superin
tendent dependent on the bounty of In
dividuals.
if Dr Davidson Is to be hem. a snouia
be a a reault ot an Increase In salary
awarded him for hi excellent ervlce
on bhalf of the District. The Pitts
burgh board, after lta own superintendent
Iih ben ousted because of a scandal. Is
willing to pay our superintendent $9,000 a
year, or $1,000 more than he receives
her. If Dr Davidson Is to be retained
mnrms ilimiltl make un the difference.
A large body ot ulumnl of Hastings col- iThls la the .only sensible, and dignified
lege rallied round a dinner table at the wuy of letainliiK his services.
Young Men's Chrt.t.an a..oc.a..on build- aYon'bSrc.rgelhe
Ing for a reunion "feti." At the head oftools of this city have been brought
the table at President Crons, who, with I to a high itandard of efficiency. There
,v, f.PUiv l nromotlnc olans for a blcihve ern no candals or dUturbalices.
the racullj. is promoting pians lor a tiKiTile wSuatlona, .It,m B well ordered.
homseonitng week at Hastings next ana WOuld probably remain so were Dr.
spring. A similar reunion of mlnleterlat IDavldson permitted to coritlnuo his work.
alumni was held In Omaha during the ' It Is not to be expected, however, that
Presbyterian synod last month nnd now
the teachers are being rounded up.
"We feel the Importance at Hastings ot
a dose coherency In our alumni, "says Dr
Crone. "Much that a college Is and means
lies In the lite and co-operation ot Its
alumni, those It sends out Into the world
'This is the feeling t want to propagate.
Hastings, we think, Is on the threshold
of larger development and usefulness and
It calls to all it sou and daughter,
graduates and undergraduates, for their
active sympathy and support "
HASTINGS COLLEGE ALUMNI
AND PRESIDENT AT REUNION
Prof TP.Giddingsrtfinn,
even such men as Dr Davidson, devoted
to their duty as they are, will continue
to make financial sacrifices for a city
that does not show some appreciation In
return. President' Wilson's connection
with educational matters has probably
taught him the value of keeping a man
like Dr. Davidson In the superintendence
and It Is to be hoped that the president s
Influence win be used to that end.
QUARREL OVER PECANS
RESULTS IN MURDER
e.m.'THBrtSVIU.K, Mo., Nov. 6.-A
a result of a quarrel over tho division of
seven pound of pecans. Brad Meatte was
killed near here today by Willis Young.
Young was arrested.
I'aln In Back nnd Uaramatlsra
Torment, thousands of people dally
Don't begone of these sufferers when for
so little cost you can tet well rid or the
cause- Foley Kidney Pills begin their
I good work from the very first dose. They
I exert o direct an action on tht kldneyir
.and bladder that the pain and torment ot
I bacharhe, rheumatism and kidney trouble
'is soon dispelled. They are worthy a
trial, at a trial is the only s ire test They
contain no habit forming drugs. For
sol by all dealers everjfwhere -Advertisement.
' i
ills)
Makes Muscle, Bone and Flesh
And that's what your growing children need give
them Faust Spaghetti often and they will surely
wax strong ana orawny.
A 10c package of Faust Spaghetti contains as
much nutrition as 4 lbs. of beef ask your
upcior.
SPAGHETTI
is made from Durum (hard) wheat,
the rich gluten cereal. Makes (ine
eating delicious and savory. Write
for free recipe book and find out
the great variety of delightful
dishes i-'aust Spaghetti makes.
At all Grocers' 5c and lOe Pdekaf
MAULL BROS. St. Louii. Me
Visiting
Teachers
Welcome
Ideal
Xmas
Gifta
iQmrMil
Great Auction Sale
Japanese Goods and Fine Arts
THE MOST REMARKABLE COLLECTION
EVER SHOWN IN THIS CITY
The entire collection is to be sold to the highest bidder
regardless of cost or value.
Handsome Souvenirs Will Be Given to All Visitors
Sale Daily 10:30 a. m., 3 and 8 p.m.
JAPAN ART CO.
1620 Harney Street Omaha, Neb.
-.J
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Tell the whole town
of that want of yours by a
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Phone Tyler 1000