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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MARCH 8, 1914.
Pimples Are
Signals of Distress
Anil Bjr Using Stuart's Calcium
Wafers They May Do lie
xnoretl Quickly, Hurely and
Harmlessly.
. Before the blood becomes entirely.
"Impoverished it tells man. of Its nun-'
Ultlon. It warns him repeatedly THfess
messages nre conveyed by pimples,
"blotches, liver snots, eczema, tetter,
rash, etc If one disregards thes
symptoms one runs the risk of perma
nently diseasing the blood bejond hope
of cure.
A face Made Badlant After Using
Btnart's Calcium Wafers Ik a
Bsanttful Bight."
Don t worry and give up hope. Ton
can secure easily, quickly, harmlessly
the Very hope you desire If you realty
wish to remove pimples, blotches, skin
,'dlscoloratlons, blackheads, rash, tetter,
sl .
No matter upon what part of tho
body tho blemishes occur Stuart's Cal
cium Wafers will rosily tint your sum,
give you better, purer, stronger blood,
and thus rebuild your entire body, for
blood Is the Secret of all health.
Calcium Sulphide contained In these
pleasant llttlo wafers Is tho strongest
Liootl purifier known. It abolished pim
ples, etc., In Just a low days, wlilio in
a week or so' tho change In your com
plexion will actually astound you.
The beauty that Comes after using
these wafers Is so extremely gratifying
tn women that they cannot hplrk uu
highly of their changed appearance,
jand hence It, Is- that Stuart's Calcium
Wafers enjoy the greatest patronage
or any remedy sold.
Bulldinc and. purifying the blood
builds "up All that women so much tie
Hire face, stdn, nervos and body tone.
Thus It Is that when one uses Btuart's
Calcium Wafers the entire system is
glad, and responds In a. manner that
Is quickly felt and speedily seen by
others.
do to your druggist., no matter where
he may be located, and obtain a box
of 8 tu art's Calcium Wafer, Price CO
cents.
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CONTEST DRAWING' TO CLOSEl
Only Three More Weeks Left in the
M. anoVM. Voting Plan.
PITTTKIO IN SOME GOOD "LICKS"
f
Thoe In l,rml Are Working I'.nrn--tI-
,to Mnlntnln Tbrlr'gfftantl
nn In (he I.nst I. up nf '
thp liner.
The nce's Merchants and Manufac
turers' voting and selling campaign is fast
drawing to a close. Only three more
weeks remain In whlsh to gather labels
nnd voting coupons to "apply on tho many
valuable and useful prises.
Busy times ore at hand. The many
contestants are making a diligent search
for labels that carry a voting value There
has been some change In tho standings
of the various nominees, but tho race Is
so even that It becomes more and more
exciting every day. The organizations
are alt "putting In their best licks," HS
is a prophet, Indeed, that can forecast
he final result.
A careful Inquiry Is being made by the
contest manager aa to tho manner In
which all votes are being secured. Un
fairness will not bo tolerated. Where It
IS discovered that votes have been un
fairly secured and cast the votes al
ready turned In by such nominees will
bo cancelled. "A fair deal and special
favors to none" Is the rule thnt governs
tho contest. I'iay fair. It's better In the
long fun to do so.
Here follow tho nwncs and addresses
pf .tho loading, contestants, arranged In
the order of their standing. This list Is
compiled up to and Including Thursday,
March, G:
Oricnnlxntlon. '
Mazda sotlcty. 37B Dorcas street
Jennie Kdmundson hospital, Oak and
Tierce stroets. Council BJUffs.
Mogul Fraternity.
nB?,ulh.0mtt,,a'0mttna hospital, 36th and
O, Couth Omaha.
9' J3' w (contra! committee).
landrNetUnt' 'ABrlcullurn, 'ociety, Oak-
Omnha itebekalis, Uth and Dodge.
ladles' Aid society, Fremont, Neb.
Women Relief corps, niair, Neb.
Zlon Baptist church, 2C21 Charles.
Lyons Woman's club, Lyons, Nob.
goyal Nolghbors, Holly camp No. U24.
Cathol o ladles' guild, Wahoo.
Ladles Aid society, First I'rcabyterian
church. South Omahn.
Tho Methodlithospltal.
Knlchtfl nnrl T.rwllna tf EfAni. t 1
.council. T "
St. Joseph's hospital.
Woman's club, Wahoo.
yJjJYans .Tinuu war
Women,
DIBTltlCT 1.
Mrs. T. Q. Freeman, IMS Spruce.
Mayme Curry. K34 North Thirtieth.
Mrs. If, K. Conrad, SOW UurdcUe.
Kleanor Murray, 2S3Z Mlnml.
Mabel Owens, SSSO Howard.
Mrs. J, A. Dunae, iOa Hamilton.
Miss M. Hansen, 6127 N. 18th.
Mrs. Hadlo Mal.ven, 2C2S N t8th.
Mrs. J. M. Bateman, 4303 California.
Mrs. Grace Huston, 2439 Northwest blvd.
Mrs. Otto 8ommcrs. 2.118 N. ZMi.
Jrs. Av D. Curtis, 2310 N. 2Sth.
Mrs. il, Mcdoligh. 2110 N. 2Uh.
Mr?;;J llPVf Ktf f. ITth.
Qoldio Mario Cachplin, Florences
Flofenco Carlson, 3S17 California.
Kthel Wllberger, 22M Chicago.
13vr Brassfleld; 22lff N. -27th Ave.
TUrs, M. Wlcc, 2012 California.
noso Arcerl, 181? Pacific.
nose Bernstein, 272'i Capitol Ave.
Miss V. Tattoo. 2435 tJiwurd. ,
Mrs. If. Ward, 3&02 fOttb.
Mrs. W. M. Foster, 8432 Ulondo.
Mrs Slaughter, Florence.
Mrs. O. M. Hansen, 231 n Clitoago.
Mrs. J. T. Twlss, 24l5 Mahdersotf.
Mrs. jq, Spraktes, 41W Grant. ,.
Mary K.'.Clarlf. 2516 Capitol Ave.'
. Mrs. tyrs, '16 I'atrlek AVe. -
Mrs. Victor, 4004 N. ?.h.
Mrs. J. 11. Glover, 2u.i7 Tatrlck Ave
Miss HolBroh, tSOl Lfncoln Blvd,
Mrs, J. Hweozey,-760 Nr 24th. '
Marian .Oiitinrn. Ant. 1 lYnlumt
man Ave.
Mrs. W. T. Wobbor, 301S Chicago.
Ida nalsman. 1320 Capitol Ave.
Mrs, U Iv Hartman, 2G30 Spaulding.
Klla Horner, -4002 ln,rkcr.
Mrs. HttUIn Holofshuh, 1811 Cuming.
Florence Dudley, 36 In. 30th Ave. 1
Ida Honlg. 2.MG Blondo.
Mrs. Bettlo. MpGrath. 110.
, r DISTRICT 2.
Fav Watts,1-124 8. 24th.
Mrs. Ollvo l'almer, 2114 Harney.
'Agnes SIovjp, 1001 8. 14th.
ISmma Jensen. 2030 Harney.
Mrs. Francis Piper, K3 S. 23d.
Mrs, Ki M. Oppenhelm. City Nat. Btdg.
Mrs. S. Greenburg, 1530 8. 27th.
Ida EUcgaard, 1IB3 S 2Stb.
Mrs. F. Pattersoh, 241814 . 16th.
Mrs. Mary Bcran, 123S S. 15th.
Mrs, Annie Htttle, 2921? 8, 16th.
Mrs. Scalzo. 2207 Pierce.
Itoso Hamlin, 3527 H. 20th.
Mrs. May Spencor, 21st and Howard.
Mabel Conlln, 1027 H 2fith.
Mrs. 8. F. Bock, 2703 Douglas.
Mrs. F. c. Lynch. K09 Leavenworth.
Helen' Ryan, 3515 Maroy.
Irene Fltzpatrlclc, 641 8. 24th.
Mrs, M. Klscle, 3409 6. l?th.
Gussle Graeti.'tOD Park Ave.
Marie Velt. 2!KO 8. SSth.
Mrs. Anna Circle, 1S23 8. 12th.
Helen Nenets, 1300 S. 12th.
Marie McCoy, 621 8. 27th.
BarbnrnForman, 1400 8. 13th.
Mary Mavernec, 1427 8. 14th.
Mrs. I-oterf 40th and Farnam.
Mary Kroupa. 1731 Bellnvuo Blvd.
Mrs. M. A. Varek, 1515 Canton.
Mrs. Bayles, 1010 8. 21st.
Mrs. 1C. Korod. 2319 St. Mary's Ave.
Mm r 1ft 'a 44
f Mrs. Dowd, 1015 8. 23d." '
DISTRICT 3 (SOUTH OMAHA)
Airs. Maggie. Kosnar, 47S.S..2td.
Tmna'Potaoh, 281 K. 21st.
' Mrs. Olara Schelnkau, 2428 Polk.
Mario M, Paul, 1609 N. 2lth. -
Mrs. Carl Patrick. 160t N. 24th.
Rosa Urbansky 23041 .
Mrs. J. iF. Slesak, 478 8. SOth.
Mlis ,C KraUM. -HadUon St.
.WO M. Freeman, 40th and F.
liilly Skogman. 2036 F.
Mrs. Mao. King, 2717 Madison. ;
Mr. L. T. Gotch, M2 N, 14th.
Mrs. W. Fried. 501 N. 26th.
Mrs. K Ubseii, Ollmoro load.
Ida Itlley, M0 8. 24th.
Ma,rlo Bhnffur, 1601, Washington.
Mrs. IC M. Janlca. 1420 N. 2Sth.
Johanna Sorenson, 2026 G,
Mrs. Fuleher, 1909 M.
DISTRICT 4 (COUNCIL CLUFFS.)
Allfco Bonham, Si IVurl.
Mrs. W. P. Shcpanl, 1927 5th Ave.
Gretchon Nicholson. 920 Ave. II.
Clara O'Hara. 1017 3d St.
Mrs, Walkington, (00 Ave. A.
Lola Mercer, XXU 2d Ave.
Ida Frame, 10 Ave. D.
Mi. Nlltus, 36th nnd 2d Ave.
Vera K Sutton, 703 Madison.
Delia Smothern lis Ave. II
Mr. Fred Curty, 119 Harrison.
Jeauetto Marcus. 713 Broadway.
Fern Goodwin, 2121 8th Ave.
Mrs. If. C. Monroe, 3140 Ave. C.
. Mrs. Marty 81ot, 2111 Ave D.
Mrs. Poarl Smith, 3M1 Ave. 1).
Flora Crane, lis 4th .
Mrs. E. B. Hooky. S0CM V. Broudway.
Rose Brown, SSO Ave, B.
v. .WAHOO, NBU.
Edna M. Nelson. llasslo Polak,
Marls Slmodynec Kdna Starks.
Anna Meduna, Mae M. Theede.
Ucrt.lce Howe, Anna Anderson.
&:prgaret Hlllyir.
FRKM0NT, NEB.
Sena E. J. Nelion.
LYONS. NEB.
Jeanette Dyson, Irune Osl.xjrn,
Utitli Gaffnoy,
OAKLAND. NEB.
Fern Haniifinan.
ARLINGTON, NEB.
Bernlre Unthank, Mrs. Anna Lasker,
Evphsmla Wolf, Mrs. Mary Hart.
Mrs. H. Hartman. Murruret Compton.
BLAIR. NEB.
Hulda Rathmau, Alice Hogan.
Maonda Qllllland, Jeanette .MoQariie.
Juue Dixon.
BOYS AND aiRLB-DISTRICT NO. 1
William Richard Perry. 4900 California
Eugene Holmes. 128 N. 43d Ave.
Ear) Landon, 2238 Emmet.
Frunels Dermody, 1514 N. 36th.
Mabel Eeelltt, 2020 Lake.
Dwlght Hlgbee, 2011 Maple.
Ueraldlne Ellor, 2&08 Sherman Ave.
Vance Wilson. 2715 Blondo.
J
Reunion of the
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Levi of Lincoln
salted for Europe last week and will
spend threo months or moro on tho con
tinent. Bcforo leaving they attended tho
reunion of tho family of Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Smith, 1521 Yates.
Joseph White, 4015 Izard.
Virginia. Taylor, 2618 Emmet.
"William Bauermelster, 2448 Mander-
spn.
Theodore woodworm, 2420 Hamilton.
Marlon Gibson, 2666 Spauldlng.
Morris Franklin, 1708 California.
Tom Foley, 2121 Grace.
Alex Ebbcrsen. 4008 N. 26th.
Leroy Estelle, 4163 CaSS.
Julia May Seller, 4119 Wirt.
William Cuslck, 2801 Ames Ave.
Oscar Thompson, 2717 Bristol.
Robcna Brltton, 2511 Chicago.
Willie Rasmus, 2S02 Sprague.
Florenco Welch. 1046 Georgia Ave.
Mildred Rylen, 2400 Davenport.
Richard U. Smith, 3146 Chicago.
Clifford schurlg. 103 N. 40th.
Allan Hlgglns, 141 N. 41st Ave.
George Hastings, 1627 Burdette.
Clifford Penn, 1133 N. 22d.
Francis Cutler, H8 N. 40th.
Beuloh Bassett. 2S07 N. 19th, ,
Sadie E Nicholas, 2810 Sherman Ave.
Isadore Abramaon, 2316 N. 27th,
Sarah Abramovitz, 2237 Soward.
Henrietta Dclaterre, 1833 Corby. '
Mayhord'Greenberg, 2407' Capitol' Ave.
Billy Bullard, 700 N. 40th.
Francis Furey. 2425 Seward.
Elmer D. Walker, 1810' Corby. '
WW Gelb,, 403 N. 224 and Chicago,
Iloao Ulslac, 200S .Eatrk'k Ave.- -
Byron Gagnebln, 4019 Hamlltdn,
Thomas McAuley, 1324 Ni. 40th.
William Davis. 2424 Hamilton.
.James Dunn, 2707 Chicago.
rTdlldred Dunham. 3528 N. asthf
Robert Allen, zzu Chariest
Mao Ohman, 2409 Davonport. v
Gladys Bell, 3003 N. 18th.
Adolalde Clark. 2315 N, 45th.' .,
Jrtinnlo largolln. moJN2tthri (
Herman Washington, 3915 N.' 30th.
George Oraham. M2 N. 41st.
Mary Johnson, 971 N. 28th Ave.
Cecil Petersen. 40th and 'Cuming.
Meyer Beber, 034 N. 17th -Ave,.
Russell -8tler, Apt. G, Clowry Court,
Jesslo Gough. 208 N. 23d.
Herman Lewis, 2009 N. 20th.
Roswell Potts, 8021 Fowler Ave.
Morris Savud. 2001 N. 20th.
Glon Williams, 4110 Davenport.
Kuwara samueison, zii n. satn.
Orvllle Porrlng. 26 PlnKney.
Helen Swanson, 3824 N.- 22d.
Max Garber, 2639 Parker.
McJCno llsk, 6015 Webster:
Elisabeth Zechmelster, 979 N. 25th..
Warden Brown. 2221 N. 25th.
Frederick Aldona. 363 Ni list Ave.
Victor Davis. 718 N. 2lst.
William Wlnauost. 2116 N. 27th Ave.
Bennle Lake. 3517 Webster.
Robert Rupert, 1813 Corby.
, John Detweiler, 3524 Dodge,
Francis Welch, 1046 Georgia Ave.
BOYS AND GIRLS DISTRICT NO. 2.
Edward RIssl. 2338 S. Dt'h.,
Herman Grotte. 3017 Pacific.
Reuben Brown. 2532 8. 24th.
Alfred Mayer, G03 Georgia Ave.
Lucille Robertson. 422 8. 26th.
Leo-Krasne. 2901 Dodge.
Segfrled Olson, 3021 Iavenworth.
Arthur Krecek, 1212 William.
' Stephen King. 1321 8. 29th.
- Wroy Scott, 2811 Dodge. , .
Marietta ronlln, 2310 Douglas.
Howard Stovel, 3112 Mason.
Wilxoti Martin, No. 15 Crelghton block.
Clifford Rogue, 200 8. 27th,
living Mtlcher. 904 H. 33d.
Theodore Ryan, 2102 S. 46th Ave,
Albert Anderson. 223 S. 30th.
Gordon Smith, 3910 Dewey Ave.
Lynn Hull, Shelby Court No. 2.
Tony Procoplo, 1011 8. 22d.
Mervfn Doyle, 2231 S. 16th
Harold Donellon. 25U Pierce.
Ansolm Cerney, 1955 8. 16th.
Raymond Baker. 64S 8. 24th.
Clara Kelly. 12U 8. loth.
Frankt Bosantc, 1S07 William.
'George Hurrah. 601 Park Ave.
luls Bahlcr, 1210 S. 13th.
Lorena A. Fennell. 830 8. 22d.
Volando De Barblerl. 630 H. 13th.
Sherman Cooper, 720 8: 28th.
- Gladys Sine, 2422 Leavenworth.
Gladys Skinner, 2507 Leavenworth.
Dorothy Barber, 4152 Davenport.
Fred Kuuma, 1316 Pacific.
Uoo Ort, ISO! 8. 6th. .
De Voo Clark, 608 S. SOth.
Clarence Binder, 2024 8. 37th.
Glady Norgrcn, 218 S. 28th.
Leonard Fay, 800 8. 27th.
Edward Anderson, S06 8, 16 tit.
Stewart Payno, SS50 Leavenworth.
James Harvnlls, 2420H S. 16th.
Frank Bakavle, 1308 H. 19th.
Fannie Gcrellck, 1113 William.
KIDNEY DISEASE IS DECEPTIVE
Moat Cases of Serious Sickness Due
to Kidney Disorders Say
Medical Experts.
The most deplorable feature of kidney
disease consists In Its subtle and delusive
character, and so Insidious are Its rava
ges that many victims do not suspect
Its ' existence until the advanced stages
have been reached. In nine out of ten
cases, the Individual thinks he or she Is
suffering from neuralgia, heart weak
ness, indigestion, or other forms of dis
ease, when the pain In reality Is due to
hidden trouble with the kidneys, for
many years diseases of the kidneys bat
fled the sMll of medical experts. Since
the discovery of Warner's Safe Kidney
and IJver Itemtdy reltet has been af
forded to autfferers trom this dread mal
ady. Thousands of afflicted men.
women and children have been restored
to health and happiness and the activi
ties and pleasures of life many of whom
thought their days were numbered, as
they had been given up by their physi
cians. This Is a remedy you should not
fall to try. it reduces; the Inflammation
and strengthens and Invigorates the
organs, enabling them to property perform
their work or secretion and elimination.
At druggists in Wo and 11.00 sixes every
bottle guaranteed. Eree sample It you
write Warner's Safe Hemedlea Co., Dept.
1ZZ, Rochester, N. T.
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Rehfeld Family at Their Omaha Home
H. Rehfeld, 626 South Twenty-fourth ave
nue, where three generations met together
for the first time. In tho picture are:
Top row, left to right Miss Lena Reh
feld, Eugene Lovl, Mrs. Levi, Nathan
Frank fitaneslo, 1214 8. 13th.
H. K. Sundcll, 2345 S. 34th.
Nicholas Markovlc, 1608 S. 12th.
Dorothy Swortz, 1154 8. 13th.
Howard Hahne, 528 S. SOth.
Kenneth church. 1115 8. 12th.
Dalo Fowler, 1113 S. 28th.
Joseph Huntsinger. 2727 S. 24th.
Ada Hillebrand, 1027 8. 23d.
Edward Synok. 1306 8. 12th.
Nick Clfuno, 815 8. 2lth.
Frank Bunnell, S33 Park Ave.
Floyd Chestnut, 628 8. 28th.
Helen M. Studovant. 1024 S. 2.;th.
Zoo Scalek, 1001 Georgia Ave.
Carl Molgard, 2210 Harney.
CASTLES IN THE AIR BECOME REALITIES AT HARTMAN'B with
in the reach of everyone. Buying in tremendous quantities, for our
imraonso Mail Order Organization and 22 large retail stores through
out the United States wo are able to offer tho choicest, high grade
SOLID COMFORT ROCKER. A patented rocker, equip
ped With foot rest. Absolutely the most comfortable
Piece of furniture ever Invented. It Is luxuriously up
holstered In Imperial leather over full steel spring
solid oak. If you want real com
fort do not fail to see this
great value ,
3-PIECE LIBRARY SET
i . ... i r- - t
SOLID OAK, MISSION STYLE THREE-PIECE LIBRARY SUITE. The chalr8
are large ahd roomy, with seat and back upholstered in guaranteed Imperial
Spanish leather, over full set of steel springs. Roomy m sm
table Is fitted with cohvenlent drawer and magaxlne rack. tJ C
Beautltully finished In fumed. Three pieces complete and J3 I Z. . I ZB
speclaly priced at a great saving. For this week at r "
IIARTMAN-S NEW 1914 MODEL
COLLAPSIBLE GO-CART, Folds
completely with one motion, hood
and all. Frame Is built entirely
qf steel with hand, turned wood
handles, wheels have heavy cush
ion urea wun ad
S $4.35
justable bacK and
dash, a big- value
at , . . . .
Mantel, Mrs. Mantel. Lower row Max
Rehfeld, Mrs. It. Rehfcld. Rita Mantel. H.
Rehfeld, N. Mantel, Jr., and Bernle Reh
feld.
Fete Carr, 201 S. Turner Blvd.
Robert Blnford, 3215 Harney.
Floyd Maxey, 717 S. 33d.
Curtis Shears, Apt 15, Old Hamilton.
Leon Fox. 2961 Farnam.
Gratton Willoughby, 684 8. 28th.
Edwin Gustafson. 418 William.
Marlon Howe, 1053 Georgia Ave.
Fred Stevenson, 622 8. toth.
Itaymond Stryker, 2423 8, 13th.
Oscar Nelson, 815 S. 20th.
Wallace Pollard, 2963 Pacific.
Frank Woodcock. 3009 8. 9th.
Gerald Waring, 1015 8. 22d.
Andrew Alicia, 1016 8. 20th.
Leo Melia, 130C S. 11th.
DON'T FAIL TO
SEE THIS ROCKER
MISSION
it Bieei spring
$6.95
sized bed. A hlirt
1tlt1v mm ro n(..H
turn uneoidllv nrloA of
MISSION t'Ul't'H. an extra
genuine quarter sawed oalc, finished fumed. Upholst
ered over full set of steel spring In genuine ir f ft?
Spanish Fabricold leather Ideal for your T) fl
den or living rooms. Specially priced at....""
Richard Bowen Phllbln. 115 S. SSth.
Leo Ferzley, 1222 B. lzth.
Bennle Frank, 533 8. 18th.
Walter Grant. 1024 S. 40th.
Robert Hanousek, 2C12 S. 13th.
William Jungerman. 665 B. th.
Richard Munchhuff, 2634 Harney.
James Conuetl, 136 8. 38th.
George Warner, 2472 Harney.
.Charles Scrpan, 1725 S. 14th.
Mattle McDonald. 2221 Douglas.
Mary E. Honey, 813 S. 22t
Fred Swartz, 2302 Howard.
George Hoag, 2209 Leavenworth.
Russell Hotloway, 2036 Harney.
Morris Straus, 2412 St. Mary's Ave.
CitjJde Carrablne. 634 8. 3th.
Juila Harris, 615 8. 22d. ,
Darwin Bowen. 2017 8. 30th. i
James Grler. Kfi 8. 28th.
Emma Rhyne, 2317 'Douglas.
BOYS AND GIRLS DISTRICT NO. 4.
SOITH OMAHA.
Arthur Frye, Room 70, Exchange Bldg.
Frank Zepevak, 181 S. 20th.
Lillian Carlson, 166 8. 20th.
Rita Case, 439 N. 15th.
George Stephens, 923 N. 26th.
James Buckley, 1224 N. 24th.
Daniel Farrell, 2617 G.
Edward Lynch, 826 8. 23d.
Harry McAuley. 1419 Madison.
Duane Huit, 240S K.
Bcsslo Scribner. 10M N. 26th.
Julie Katsura, 159 8. 21th.
Lucy Mlklos. 906 SSth and I.
Francis Gushing. S020 N. 2Sth.
John Glbot, 209 N. 23th.
BOYS AND GIRLS DISTRICT NO. 4.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Roland Marshall, 1010 5th Ave.
De Witt Tucker. US0 4th Ave.
Alfred K. Bluyte, 626 Bluff.
Malcolm Cronland, 620 Bluff.
Leo Miller, 2130 6th Ave.
Albert Namen. 2301 W. Broadway.
Catherlno Hoffman, 817 6th Ave.
Leo Miller. 2130 6th Ave.
Clyde Vanderpool, 1025 8. 7th.
Gladys Sunderland, 210 8. 21st.
nt BOYS AND GIRLS WAHOO.
Gladys Roberts J. J. Way.
Korin eleven
rt. .BOYfLAND GIB.LS-BLAIR.
Gussle Sheffler Grace George.
BOYS' AND GIRLS LYONS,
yrma Hsnren Paul Stauffer.
Moxlnn 'a!
YS A - L CIRLS FREMONT.
Teddy Colby. 637 6th.
HOYS AND OIRLS-ARLI.VGTON.
Albert Jensen.
Key to the Sltution-Be Advertising.
MADAM N0RDICA IS
STEADILY IMPROVING
THURSDAY ISLAND, Australia, March
7. Tho condition of health of Lillian
Nordlca, the American singer, is said
by her physicians to be steadily Improv
ing, although subject to frequent
changes. She hopes to be able to leave
here on March 28. Madame Nordlca suf
fered from a serious attack of pneumonia
In December, brought about by the foock
and exposure at the time of the ground
ing In tho Gulf of Papue of the Tasman,
on which she was traveling.
period furniture at the lowest retail prices in the city. All we nsk s a
fair comparison of our quality and prices with others. Our liberal open
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yuic uuuiiB.
STYLE UNIFOLD
BED DAVENPORT
NEW STYE REVOLVING SEAT MISSION 8TTLE
BED DAVENPORT. Exactly like Illustration: Frame
is of solid oak, and the upholstering is of high grade
imperial leather over steel spring construction. Can
be had In either golden or fumed finish. One simple
either golden or fumed finish. One simple
nverts it into a full tf A C f
A high grade and abso- L f j
xanteed piece of fuml- Jj I Q I tJ
illy priced at " A w w
COMPLETE SET OF COLONIAL DININQ ROOM CHAIRS, built through
out of well seasoned wood, American quartered Imitation oak finish. hav
large roomy backs, comfortable seats .and scroll front posts. Beautifully fin
ished in golden, In a large flaky grain, highly polished. ,11 "L? "L
oi will never regret buying these choirs, for they are CO flO
the best for the money the market
of six, for this week only, at
An
Attractive
Rug
Value
roomy couch, frame of I
MS
Advance Announcement
to the Buying Public
Regarding Hie MR Sale of tho $.11,
447.00 Bankrupt Stock from Tho
Fair Store, to Ho Conducted by
Tho Novelty Compnny at Their
Store on 214-210-218 North lflth
Street, Which Will Begin Next
Thursday, March 12th, nt 8:30 in
tho Morning.
The management of The Novelty Com
pany wishes to announce that the mors
they look over the Bankrupt Stock that
they have recently purchased at less than
40c on the dollar the moro they feel sure
they will be able to make a grand salo
and glvo tho people of Omaha and sur
rounding country most astonishing bar
gains, greater than they have ever been
able to give before.
The stock consists of mostly staple and
dependable merchandise used In every
houso dally and we are anxious to turn
this stock Into cash quick and we are
willing to share this great bargain we
secured with tho buying public. If sav
ing money means anything with, you
then we advise you to watch the papers
and wait for this sale. From day to day
we will keep you posted of wheat's going
to be doing.
Our store will bo closed Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday and a forcebf peo
ple will be working day and night to
arrange the stock, mark the prices and
get ready for the big salo.
THE NOVELTY COJIPANY,
211-216-218 North 16th St.
108 Typewriters
for rent $1 to $2.50 per month
for first class writers. Rent
machine and apply rent money
on purchase. All makes for
rent and sale, Remington, Un
derwood, L. C. Smith, Oliver,
Smith Premier, Monarch,
Royal, Fox, etc. Easy pay
ments If desired.
Central Typewriter Exchange
307-309 South 17th St.
THE OMAHA BEE-
THE HOME PAPER.
vo an. we specialize in com-
REGULAR 120.00 VALUE SPECIAL
BED COMBINATION. Massive 2-lnch
continuous post, chtlless tubing steel
f,e1, . 10 heavy fillers. Your choice of
yernls Martin or white enamel. Heavy
v.1 .iii' T X . . le'1 lon nna ur-
ten lop ana aur-
$12.85
mattress. Complete
outfit specially
pncea at
affords,
Entire set
THIS IS AN UNPRECEDENTED OPPOR
TUNITY to purchase a handsome 9xll-fU
velvet rug made without inker seams. A
large variety of selected patterns, woven In
ine oesi wooien yarn,
perfect in weave and de
sign. Under priced for
this week's selling, at ...
$11.98
