THE BBB: OMAHA, AVKDXESDAY, MARCH Ho, 15)14.
Yearn for Food
Don't Spurn If
A Brisk Appetito Is n Hcnltliful Ne
cessity. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lots Quickly Ilcstore Lost Rcl
ish for Food.
Vnless you have a real hearty desire
or food you should by all means take
no chancos of stomach trouble, for a loss
f appetite means a signal of distress
from a deranged digestion.
When the stomach wants food It slcnala
tho mind through the nerves, and these.
(tfvCilo the taste buds In the mouth, which
nt once seercto large quantities of saliva.
This Is called "mouth water," and all of
us know when our "mouths water" we
want food.
"Thers's an appetite that Stuart's Dys
pepsia Tablets gave me."
Stuart's Dj-Bpcpsla Tauicts very quickly
restore appetite by making the stomach
want food. Tho stomach readily recovers
from digestion, dyspepsia, etc., as soon
as It Is enabled to digest ioou. niuaris
Dyspepsia Tablets taken after each meal
quickly digest that meal and thus wonder
fully rest the stomach.
In a short time tho digestion assumes
Its normal condition and then appetite
and a good appetite, too Is tho natural
isonsequence. One may actually fluldtzo a
few Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, place
thorn In a glass tube with meat, grains,
vegetables, etc., and theso tablets will
digest the contents of the tube without
aid,
.lust think then how quickly and effi
ciently they act when they are mixed with
tho food In one's system and what a great
reller It is to the digestive apparatus to
have Its fluids so enriched.
Cin In vour druggist today and obtain a
M)-cc.nt box and make the actual test your
self after you have eaten a largo and
hearty meal.
BEIEF CITY NEWS
ridsllty Storage It Van Co. Doug. 15 IS.
Save fcoot Print Zt Now Beacon Press.
Life Ins.? Tes. Venn Mutual. Oonld.
Eltctrlo SuppUsa Burgess-Orandtn Co
Whan you know gas lighting you pre
fer It. Omaha aCJs company, 1SK How
ard street; Douglas 60S.
CoaneU Baa Offices In Use Bnlldlnff
Attorney W. J. Connell has moved his
law otflco from the Pullman building to
new quarters In rooms I32-I31 Dee build
ing. To rraotica In TJ. s. Conrt Robert J.
Webb, Junior member of the law firm of
Mulflnger and Webb, has been admitted
to practice In the United States court
for the district of Nebraska.
Crosby Bud for Damages Charles
Llbovltr. Who alleges he was run down
by tho automobile of Willis S. Crosby,
county coroner, on February J, has
brought suit against Crosby for 3,0(X)
damages for alleged Injuries sustained.
Bar Association to Meet Tho Omaha
Har association will hold Us regular quar
terly smoker at the University club
this evening. The association will de
vote tho evening in discussing tho pro
posed law providing for a Jury commis
sioner. Tee Sack at His Desk S. 1.. Fee, as
sistant in the homcsceklng department
of the Burlington, Is back from Chicago,
where he went for an operation lost week.
Mr. Fee left the hospital last night, rode
from Chicago and this morning was nt
his desk, performing his routine work,
and only four days after he was under
the surgeon's' knife. He had been af
flicted with hernia.
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(Mil
pjduuh
THE
LANPHER
HAT
Prescribed by
doctors for
nineteen years
-
Heal your skin
with Resinol
NO matter how Ions you have
been tortured and disfigured
by itching, burning, raw or
scaly skin humors, just put a
little of that soothing, anthepttc
Resinol Ointment on the sores and
the suffering stops right there!
Healinebegins thatvery minute;
and in alrooit evry case your skin
gets well so quickly you feel
aihamed of the money you threw
away on tedious, uieleis treatment!.
Resol Olntmsnt and IUtlnoI Boap
.!..,- wmv Dtmolea. blackheads, and
dandruff. For trial else of h frw,
write to Rerinol. Dept. 4-8. Baltlraprt,
Bewtro ol lmiiauoai jicuuui.
Md.
Paving Bids for
New Work Higher
Than Last Year
Bids for paving In twelvo districts, re
quiring an expenditure of approximately
?5,000, were opened by the city council,
and according to the Chief clerk of the
engineering department arc considerably
higher than tho bids received last year.
New paving specifications havo been
adopted and these, it is said, havo caused
the Increase. The Commercial Land com
pany, which has heretofore entered bids
for Bedford stone curbing, did not bid.
Asphalt and brick blss were higher, bui
fiber brick remained about tho same.
"Some of the work done under tho old
specifications was rotten," said Chief
Clerk Ed Peterson of tho city engineer
ing department, "and It Is to be expected
that high bids are In order.
'It Is not surprising that some of tin;
bidders have dropped out, for tests of the
material they used show that the material
does not generally stand up to specifications."
Commissioner Thomas McGovern of tho
department of publlo Improvements says
the paving work is even now being
started, and beforo the summer is here.
If tho weather remains warm, a largo
amount of work will have been accomplished.
McOovern believes the paving opera
tions this season will exceed In extent
the work ,ot any previous year.
Burbank Exhibit
May Oome to the Low
Cost of Living Show
Many Important details were passed
upon Monday at a special meeting ot the
executive committee of the Omaha lie
tall Grocers' association, promoters of
the National Low Cost of Living show,
which wilt be held in tho Omaha Audi
torium,' April 16 to 28. It has dawned
upon tho retailers of food products what
tho forthcoming exposition Is to be of
even greater magnitude than at first
contemplated.
Reports of the manager were read,
showing that nearly all of the exhibit
spaces were disposed of. There are less
than fifteen to sell.
There Is a chance for a big Luther
Burbank exhibit and the committee on
exhibits reported than tho Department
of Agriculture at Washington will send
here six big cases of exhibits of a most
Instructive and educational nature. Tho
weight ot theso will exceed 6,000 pounds.
Panoramic
Photographs
Tho Bee has tho only ap
paratus of its kind in
Omaha. Tho panoramic
camera is particularly
adapted for largo groups,
large buildings, etc., as
well as panoramic views,
as it brings out tho ends
of tho photo as clearly
as the middle. Tho re
sults are certainly won
derful. If you will call
or tolephono we will sub
- mit samples. Tho cost is
not very great, taking
tho high character of
work into consideration.
Tho facilities of this de
partment aro yours if
you need them.
Bee Photo Department.
Telephone Tyler 1000.
GALLSTONES
Try O axl-Toue. Ooofl
for All Stomach and
Xdver Troubles. Wools
free. Addrcaa Hailstone Buult
Co. Dent, 745, 219 8. Dearborn St. Ohloass
Coughs
and Colds
Forerun Sickness
find should have immediate efficient
treatment with SCOTT'S EMULSION
because physical power is reduced
or the cold would not exist.
Drugged pills and alcoholic
syrups are crutches, not remedies,
but Scotfa Emulsion drives out
8 tho colds, warms the body by
ens me mugs.
Nothing equals or compares
with Scatl'i Emahlonln build
ing tho forces to prevent bron
chitis, grippe of pneumonia.
. Aretf Alcelelic Sabititvte.
MARKETING WEEK A SUCCESS $
Jobbers Declare It Will Be Made a
Semi-Annual Feature.
FOR EACH SPRING AND FALL
Visiting Mrrohnnta Are llelnsr Kn
tertnlneit hr ? Jobbers Mir
l!nnimt l'lnnnnt (or Wetlnea
ilny KvenhiK nt Home.
Must Pay Revenue
Tax Whether Cigars
Are Made or Not
o closely do revenue officers watch
tlio production of cigars that when a fac
tory falls to mal;e tho usual number of
perfectos out of ench pound ot leaf to
bacco It buys, tho revenuo services knows
ot tlio shortnse and forces tho factory
to pay tho tax on the discrepancy, never
theless. According to Rovcrnmcnt esti
mate .each pound of tobacco should pro
duce forty clKars and tho tax 1? levied In
that proportion. Itocord Is kept ot all
rales of leaf tobacco and of clear stamps
to factories. Six In the state T.-cro re
cently required to pay taxes amounting
to $30 on clears which they failed to
make, but which the revenuo officials
figured they should have mailo out ot
tho raW leaf purchased.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
Mrs. I.. C Hamock and two children ot
Chicago aro visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert C. Krueacdow In Omaha.
It was estimated yesterday by wholo
saters and manufacturers that over KW
retail merchants from Nebraska and ad
joining states nro already In Omaha, fak
Inc advantage ot merchant's tnarketllig
week, Inaugurated by tho Omaha whole
salers and manufacturers this year. The
big wholesale houses In the city were do
tne n. good business, Many of them had
thtlr places crowded with otit-ot-town
buyers.
Besides. Nebraska men there were dor.
ens from South Dakota, quite a number
from Kansas, some few front Wyoming,
and scores from Iowa, Tho coming of a
great number of Kansas merchants was
especially encouraging to the Omaha
business men rnd before noon tho Jobbers
and manufacturers declared merchants'
marketing week had proven u greater
success than they had even anticipated.
It was declared that merchants' market
Ins week as a permanent Institution Is
now established, and that there, shall bo
a spring and fall marketing week reg
ularly hereafter.
Many of the wholesale houses reserve
tables and dining rooms nt the Commer
cial club and at the various hotels where
whero they entertained their guests and
customers nt luncheon. 13ach establish
ment in Omaha will entertain some ot
Its own customers and guests while n
general program was prepared for last
evening and again for this evening.
This ovenlng there Is to bo a large
banquet for tho guests nt tho Hotel
Home. The local committee has already
arranged for 600 plates for this banquet.
FRED ANHEUSER WILL
PLAY A 00UBLE ROLE
Miss Martha Stuart, who had some dif
ficulty In gaining tho possession ot her
trunk, which was held by Mrs. M. E.
Clark, 611 South Thirteenth street, for
the alleged rental of a room, will remain
In Omaha next week, when on April K a
hearing of tho caso has been granted by
Judge roster. City Prosecutor Fred An
heuser regained tho baggago and will also
prosecuto tho case. -
Relieved my Rheumatism
Yes, and after I'd been laid up all winter, had
doctored, nnd tried everything I could think of,
and was just about ready to give up the fight,
the pain was so terrible that's what
Sloan's Liniment did for me. And it'll
do as much for you."
Sloan's Liniment never falls. It's
penetrating goes straight to the sore
spot kills the pain. All you have to
do is to lny it on lightly no rubbing
required.
STOPPED SHOULD EH PMNS
Mrs. J. 11. Bleckwedefc, of Oroton-on-
Hudson, N.Y., writes: "I had rheumatic
pains In my shoulders and back so bed I
could not move without scream Inc. Wo
happened to get a half hottia of Sloan's
Liniment from a neighbor and It worked
like magic; the second application rcllercd
tar suffering entirely."
RELIEVES SCIATIC RHEUMATISM
Mr. Perlgo.of 4T W.Mth St Dee Molnee,
Iowa, writes: "Wo hare uted Sloan's Liul
ment for orer six years and found It the
best we eTer used. When my wife had
sciatic rheumatlam, the only tiling that
did her any good was Sloan's Liniment.
We cannot praise It highly enough."
I
SLOANS
LINIMENT
is splendid for sprains, bruises, neuralgia, lumbago, lame muscles
and stiff joints. Always keep a bottle in the house.
At all daaltrs. frk 25c, 50s. and $1.04
OR. EARL S. SLOAN, Inc., BOSTON, MASS
RESTRICT ADDRESSES
AT GENERAL DELIVERY
nnflrr tho stfern rule of Uncle Sam, se
cret lova correspondence by the general
delivery method is frowned upon and
discouraged. No longer can love-sick
youths and maidens havo their sweet
hearts address them In care ot mo gen
eral delivery window instead ot tneir
liomea. The Postoffico department has
niii that minors may not receive mall
through the general delivery department,
and that all persons residing in ino cny
must havo their mall delivered by car
rier to the.lr homes. Instead of calling for
it at the postofflce. As a result, tho
number of patrons ot tlio umaua general
rinllvMi- duDartment has been reduced
over WO. One less clerk Is needed and
greater economy and efficiency has been
secured. '
MARINE OFFICER HAS
COVERED 58,593 MILES
Rinr enliBtlng In the United States
marine corps in Omaha seven years ago
Sergeant Blrger F. Westcrgard has trav
eled 68,683 miles In tho marine service,
ir in now in charge ot the recruiting
station at 1108 Farnam street, and by
way of Inducing other Oraahans to join
tho marines states that all men enlist
ing in this district at tho present time
nrohnblv will have an opportunity to
visit the Panama canal and the exposi
tion at San Francisco in i Men now
being- enlisted arc transferred to Mart
Island, Cal.
BUILDING OWNERS AND
MANAGERS TO BANQUET
nror im owners and managers ot build
ings In Omaha are expected to attend tho
annual banquet or me mmaing uwners
and Managers' association at Hotel
Loyal Thursday evening. John Lw Ken
nedy Is president of the organization, and
the banquet committee consists of Ernest
Swoet, John N. Crawford and Edwin S.
Jewell.
Uccommrnda Chamberlain' Cough
Itemed.?.
"I take pleasure In recommend.'-z
Chamberlain's Cough Ilomedy to my cus
tomers because I have confidence in it
1 find that they are pleased .!th it auU
call for Jt when again In need of such a
medicine," writes J. W Bexson, Monte
vallo. Mo, All dealers. Advertisement
, TO NEW CUSTOMERS ONLY
OAYNERw WHISKEY
Full Quart Only 80 CenU Express Paid
THIS is a special introductory offer 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
mail 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 expresa charges paid. Ita
great aBottled-in-Bondvhitkeyot thennest kind sealed with
the U. S. Government s Green Stamp over the cork your assur
ance it is fully aged, full 100 95 proof, full measure as good and
pure as can be produced. It's sure to please you sure to win
your future trade. You take no chances you know we are
responsible been in business 47 years capital $500,000.00
fully paid. Don't put this oft order right tuna and goods
I7ill go forward by first express.
M ATP. Order from Art., Wro.. Colo.. Most., and an tttt Wort
Alls I tstrootmoit call for 11.00 fdr on quart eip.wt paid. S3-W
(All futaro enlars matt lie for FOUR quart or mora)
AJJrtit ear ntantt office
THE HAYNER DISTILLING CO., Dept. S-105
UtrtM, uu St. Ldi, n. BMUS.STU). .. Kr Urkuu, U.
T!4,OU Ufiuiwli.Ua. tUuuCltr.M. St. TulKlxa. Jwk4Mria,Fla,
P1WTE STOoT
WHISKEY
Mrm MhUM cw
""Hut Mai M uo.finMV
Low Fares South
Via LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE R. R.
March 3 and 17, April 7 and 21
Fma Fma
Cafetro St. Lrat
St. Airutla Fla. (35.05 (28.40
Ft. UaJ.rJal " 44.30 37.65
GalaurUU " 36.85 29.20
Ooia 38.60 31.48
Fort Hyr " 38.60 31.46
FaUtka... 36.40 28.76
Wt Pals Bead " 42.00 38.25
KUxhmee " 38.60 31.45
Dtlaai .Fk. 30.60 81.46
Bar Kbatts . At. S0.10 20.85
Paaaaa City ....Fk. 33.75 26.40
MewOrUtM La. 33.00 23.76
MtkOa Ab. 30.10 20.85
Sarasata Fla. 38.60 31.45
Fraa 1rm
CUcam H. Lii
I lilW Ffau (33.85 (26.60
SaafarJ " 38.60 31.45
Tfturill " 88.60 31.95
Wad " 44.95 88.30
Orlaala " 30.60 31.45
Ttnpa " 38.60 31.45
Fsaiacoia " 30.10 20.85
Dc Fackk3?p... " 81.76 24.25
Marks Fk. 31.76 24.28
Biki) Hlit. 31.25 22.00
Galort 31.26 22.00
Ctmt2U Ala. 28.76 20.40
Enrfr " 29.85 20.85
aVaJaatova Fk. 86.80 31.45
PreportUmuUb Lew RmU tm Many Othmr Point In
Alabama. Florida, Georgia. Tennessee and Mississippi
25'Dsys Return Limit, Liberal Stop-Over Privilege
R. C. WALL1S, DUtrict Paensr Agant
312 N. Ith Strait ST. LOUIS, MO.
-Store Hours 8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. Saturdays Till 9 P.E
BURGESS-NASH
M EVERYBODY'S STORE'
Tuesday, March 1M, 11)14.
STOUB NKWB FOK WEDNESDAY
Sixteenth and Hnrncy SU.
Too Much Cannot Be Said of the Chic Style
Individuality Presented in These
TAILORED SUITS
t
uaLHTr
at $25.00
MANY women prefer to pay not over $25.00 for
a suit. Indeed, we have so many requests for
a suit at that priee that we are specializing in
women's $25.00 suits and today, with tho models
we alroady havo and several new ones just, un
pockod, there is a collection here that includes
nbout evory stylo a woman might want.
THE MATERIA IaS Includo molro pilkB, wool
cropes. popllnR, minstrel blnck nnd whlto checks.
vhlpcordtt, gabardines.
THE COliOHS include navy, CoponhnRen. king's
blue, wisteria brown, Rrcon, tnn und violet, nlso
blnck; price $25.00.
New Silk Dresses
Beautiful models of. fine plain and changeable
taffeta silks, mado with the new waists finished
with wido girdles, draped skirts. All the new
shades, also black-
$15.00 and $19.50
Moire Silk Coats
In great demand for early sprlnR wear; mado ot &
splendid quality ot moire, also taffota sllko, long and mo
diurn IcngthB, wide rango of stylo selection
$1500, $19.50 and $25.00
BurrS'2fash Co. Sconl Jioor.
Exquisitely Trimmed MILLINERY
Individual $12.50 and $13.75 Models for HO.OO
THE demand for trimmed hnts at $10.00 and $15.00 is so
groat that our workroom cannot possibly kcop paco with
it. That wo may moot this demand, we offer for Wod-d v
nesday a colloction of exquisite new streot and tailored? I II
hats markod $12.50 to $13.75, at, your choice for
$17.50 to $18.75 Trimmed
Hats, Your Choice Wednesday, Si 5
Charming colloction of now tailored and dress liatB in an exqululto selec
tion of moBt becoming Btylon from our rogular J17.50 and d- ff
$18.75 lines, your choice Wodnosday P 1 iJmXjKf
Bnrgsss-lffash Oo SooonJ Tloor.
Women's Messaline Petticoats
Our $3.95 Line Wed.. $2.95
PETTICOATS with straight lines are greatly in
demand, tho scant drosses making them a no
ceslty. Theso for Wednesday aro mado of good
quality messaline, In All now shades, fr ah
nnisneci wun noep ciose piaiea riouncc, JJCi.riD
value t
Barg-ert-Hash Oo. Beoona rioor.
13,96
Warner's Rust Proof Corsets
Give You a Youthful Figure
IT is a vory simple matter if tho form from day
to day is properly cared for through tho coniot.
We havo styles for every 'figure, low front or low
back nnd every single pair la correct . dC
for tho figure intended. Price. .... ?I lO p)
nurjr.ss-rTasli Co. Ssoond rioor,
Only 6 More Days of This Clos
ing Out Sale of FURNITURE
AND as tlio time grows shortor lower go tho prices.
Evory piece must bo gono by April 1, and wo aro
making every effort to accom
plish that result by offenng you
Saving Possibilities
of About One-Half
Regular Price
If you have need of an additional
ploco or two or furniture for an on
tlro room this is indeed your oppor
tunity. Bnrg-ss-Hasli Co, -Third rioor.
Waist 5570 Skirt 5601
tnr cich number
At the Great
"Paquin" Paris Model
Exhibition
held at the Ritz-Corlton Hotel, New
York City, from March third to eighth,
the one great fashion novelty shown
on almost everv dress and blouse was
THE JAPANESE COLLAR.
This smart fashion innovation wan
first described and illustrated by Pic
torial Review in the March number,
issued February 15th, and continued
in the April number.
Once again, aa usual, Pictorial Re
view was the first American publica
tion to present the new 6tyle.
Before you decide on your Spring
and Summer dresses, visit our pattern
department and ask to see the follow
ing patterns illustrating the Japanese
Collar:
FOR LADIES FOR MISSES
5553 5570 5542 5598
5531 5586 5604 5582
5609 55 5599
FOR GIRLS 5614
Pictorial Review Patterns
IOC and 15c
Millinery Bargains
in the
Economy
Basement
AVKRY special
sale of trim
med hats, ail new
and up ' to tho
minute ideas.
Now flower trlm1
med hats. Sailor
bats, undor Drlm
effects, in
c 1 u d Ins
many Milan-hemps,
strlctlyflrst
q u a lit y,
at, choice,
"Wednesday,
$1.98-$2.98-$3.49
30c Damask, 20c
7"-in. wide mercerized atjn
tublo damask, Q
beautiful patterns., tC
16o Hosiery, Oo
Women's gauzo weight ranco
stockings, lisle finished and
double garter tops, high
spliced heels, double toe and
heels; splendid 15c
valuoB, pair 5C
Children's 70c Dresses, -18c
Made of gingham, chambray,
percale nnd linens. Pretty
styles, embroidery trimmed;
sizes C to 12 years; in
79c values, each... lOC
8)io Muslin, 10 Yds., 55c
Standard quality yard-wide
bleached muslin, 10
yd. limit; 10 yards OOC
$il.O() Shoes, $1.85
Women's patent leather
dress shoes. Best styie toes,
medium and new high heels.
Sizes 3 to 7 in widths C to K.
Splendid 93.00
Values, pal
Child's 91.30 Shoes, 05c
Children's new spring shoes,
vlcl kid, gun metal and pat
ent leathers, Dost toe shapes.
Sizes C to 11. at,
pair tDC
?:00..$1.85
;Burgess-Nash Oo. Everybody's Store 16th and Harney
Ayeis Sarsaparilla
Changes teadeoqr ttmani disease to
UsUmcy toward health. Ka aJoohoL
Scad far 60 year.
PILES
No Money Till Cured
DR. E. R. TARRY - 240 B REds 0mfi9, Neb.