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'iHU BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 11)14. r.5 BEIEF CITY NEWS ridUty Btorsf Yn Co. Doup. 1S16. Xtavo Boot Print It Sow Deacon. Press &irbtlnff rtzturi BurEesm-Orandqn Co. Monthly Xncom for X.if 3ould, Bc bulldlns. Harry Wolf moved his real estate and insurance office to 51 2-1 3-11 Ware block. W. J. Connell removed his law offices from Pullman building to 532-334 Bee building. When yon know caa llrhtlnE you pre fer It Omaha Cias company 1509 How-1 ard street. Douglas 605. Herd (Jets Plokena' Contract The con tract for the building of the Charles JS. Pickens' home has been let to Thomas Herd. George Prtnz 4s the architect. Bosohke Bulgns George W. Uo.schke, chief engineer of tho Oregon-Washington Railway and Navigation compan on of the subsldarles oC the l.'nlon Pacific, after twenty-nine years with the system, has resigned to go Into the railroad con tracting business In Portland, Ore. Bald for United BtaWs Officials J Young Toy, Leo Louie and Leo Chen, arrested at 304 South lSloventh strrt by 1,'nfted States Inspector Bradley and Of ficers Wheeler and Francl, arc being held .at police headquarters for disposal by the government. The men were taken for tmoklng opium. Two Sort In Paatorlum Tire n. Hlg gens, an employe of the Pantorlum, was burned about the face and arms when a pan Of 'gasoline In which he was cleaning some, clothing Ignited. Thomas Kelley, fireman, operating truck No. 1, was cut about the hand. The fire Itself did little or no damage to. the building, which is fireproof. Vtw Burlington Stations THe Bur lington announces that May 8 Lucerne, seven miles west of Thcrmopclls. and that May 23 Armlto, fifty-eight and one half miles Vest of Casper, will be operitd as stations on the Powder river extension. Both arc In Wyoming. W. C. Best will be agent at the former and John Adams agent at the last named station. MOREHEAD TO OPEN SHOWi Governor Will Officially Start Low Cost Exhibit Thursday. BURBANK MATERIALS ARRIVE Will tie In rlticc In Due Time Mnnj- Outsider rlnnnlna; to Visit Otnahn Daring 1'ron re of the Shovr. To Assist the Babies' Health Contest IJnnqnrt T. It. Party Memhrrn. MANAOS. Brar.ll. AptII 15.-A banquet in honor ot several members of Colonol Theodore Roosevelt's expedition was given here today by the governor of the state? of Amazonas, If Kidneys Act Bad Take Salts i $&ys Backache is sign you have , been eating too much meat. When you wake up with backache and dull misery In the kidney region it gen erally means you have been eating too much meat, saya a well-known authority. Meat forms uric, add which overwwka the kidneys In their effort to filter it from the Wood and they become, sort of para tyred and lossy. When your kidneys get jugglsh and clog you must reilere them, like you relleva your bowels; removinf all the' body's urinous waste, etse you have backache, sick headache, dizzy spells; your stomach sours, tongue is coated, and when the weather is bad yoa have rheurntaio twinges. The urine Is cloudy, full ot sediment, channels often get sore, water scalds and you ara, Obliged to seek relief two or thro time during the night. 'Either consult n good, reliable physi cian at once or get from your pharmacist about four ounces of Jad Salts; take ft tablespoonful In a glass ot water before breakfast for a few daya and your kid neys will then act fins. This famous salts Is made from the aotd ot grape and lemon juice, combined with llthla, and haa been used for generations to clean and stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to neutralize acids In tha urine sa It no longer irritates, thu ending blad der weakness. Jad Baits is a Ufa Barer for regular meat eaters. It is Inexpensive, cannot Injure and make a delightful, effer vescent Hthia-water drink. Advertise- Governor "Morehead haa accepted the invitation to open the Low Cost of Liv ing show this evening and has wired the committee in charge that he will ar rive on an afternoon train He will bo the official guest at the banquet, which will be given Ht the Rome hotel just be fore the opening ceremonies. The Luther Burbank exhibit has ar rived and Is being rapidly put In place. It will be alt ready by Thursday evening. The following members ot the executive committee are In charge ot the banquet; R. B. Wise, president; B. J. Reed, F. W, Flodman, C. V, Warfleld. F. Hanncgan, J. B. Kirk, vice presidents: F. H. Han- son, secretary, and FL P. Wtnkleman. treasurer. Charles Junod of the Omaha Commercial club will be present and will represent the club at the banquet. J. U McCague, from the executive committee of the club will also be present. W. 11. Watson and Joseph Polcar, of tho Omaha dallies; Richard Thompson, president of ,the Associated Retailers; Dr. G. E. Con dra, from the conservation department of the University of Nebraska; Mayor James It. Dahlman, II. H. BaldrUe, Wil liam L. Holzman and L. W. Buckley, manager of the. show, are also Included in the guest Hat. Many Visitors Camlnir. . During the last few' days over twenty letters have been received from various commercial clubs and retail grocery as sociations, who state that they are plan ning to Visit the Low Cost ot Living show some evening and that they are making special plans to boost the show In their own t6wns. Mrs. F. J. Blrss of the social science department of the Omaha Women's club, who has chargq of the Baby Health con test, has been besieged, by a number of club women to help her in caring for ths babies who are to be entered in the con test. More than fifty members of the Omaha Women's club will assist Mrs. Blrss In looking "after the details of the baby show,- and a number of physicians have also promised their aid hvmaklng; the affair a success. - . More ShoVr Office. ' . The show management has moved its offices from the McCague 'building, where tney havo been for the last three months, to the Auditorium, and- ail business In connection with the show will be trans', acted from the Auditorium offices until the .finish of tho -show. A Scandinavian Get-Together night will be one of the big nights at the show. Most qf the Scandinavian societies, in the city aie planning to attend the show on this night, and It will be a splendid opportunity- for the Various Swedish and Danish organizations to get together, The "Danla" and "Nordla" societies, two ot the largest Scandinavian organiza tions, called a special meeting Monday to make special plans for the occasion. A. L. Undeland, Col6nel S. F. Nebel and F. W. Flodman. are the committee in charge ot this event and are working to got the support of all the smaller Swed ish and Danish, organizations, in boosting tor this affair. The wedding of Walter C. Beal or Omaha and Miss Hazel Geneva Anderson of Walnut,- la., which will take place Tuesday evening, April 21, has created mora Interest than any other special feature the show management has planned. They will receive numerous presents, which will be given by various exhibitors, and owing to the fact that Mr. Beal is an Omaha boy, and Is quite popular in several social clubs, there Is a great deal ot Interest being taken in this event. T. L. Combs & Co. will give the wedding ring to the bride. May Stop the Sale of Near-Beer at Place Without a Lioense I rouce commissioner a. i . jmgei naa asked the city legal department to de fine his authority to deal with dispensers of "near beer," following complaints that the lolny Brewing compatiy Is selling Temp-Brew" at Sixteenth and Callfor tila streets, a place for which the city council would grant no saloon lioense. Chief of Police Dunn has exhibits Df Purity to far as Chocolate. Cream Coffee I concerned means more than packing in alr-tliht containers, so the dust can't get in. First We get our coffee from uh land plantation not J ram low lands, swampy and mtasnic. Second We roast our o(Teo over live coals not in perforated cylr inders over gas. Tblrd We pack our coffee the same day it is toasted ta a to retain IU flavor, strength m&fragranct for your table. At 35c it's the lowest-priced, hlgh-auallty coffee on the market. All Good Grocer Rscomm.nd JV5 YvErte"' ' tt Qn&idctateffhier Jf x A the ' Temp-Brew," which, he says, haa been sold in targe quantities, as beer woutd be. The Lly people assert the brew Is not Intoxicating. "There ought to be a means of slopping the file of such, stuff," said Chief of Pollen Dunn. "I think a J2.M0 a year license ought to be required ot any dealer who sells near beer." Dr. King' rr I.lfr rllU Cured .Mr. K. W. Oodloe. Dallas. Tex., of malaria and biliousness, best regulator' of liver, stomach and bowels, tic. All druggists, Advertisement. Judge Sears Will Not Order Bond for Street Car Fares Judge Bears of the district court re fused Ur comply with the city attorneys s demands that the street railway com pany b obliged to put up a bond for the relmburstment of patrons of the system who pay more than & seven-fora-quart!r fare rate since tho ordinance was sup pored to go Into effect last Thursday Postponement of tho hearing has been made until April 5S. Mrs. Watts ot Audubon, la., is super intendent of the Babies' Health contest of the Deiiartintnl of Agriculture for Iowa, and uleo president of tho National Baby Health association. She will ass'st Mrs. F. J. Blrss and her committee lit the Baby Health show held In connection with the Low Cost ot Living show, which Is being put on by the Omaha Iteta'1 Grocers' association at the Auditorium this week and next. Store Manager is Fined for Violating the Child Labor Law Henry Thompson of n 10-cent store was fined JUO and costs, with EUspemlcd sen tence, for employing Agatha Zimmerman, aged H years, the g'rl whose recent ab sence from her homo caused so much agitation In police circles. Thompson waa charged with violating tho child labor law. RYDER DECLARES WAR ON UNSIGHTLY BILLBOARDS Street Commissioner J. J. Ryder has declared a war on tho billboard nulsancu and will order unsightly billboards torn down, especially when they aro erected on lots where opportunity Is offered to pile rubbish behind them. The street cleaning department has found that billboards aro a blind In sev eral cases and that behind them unsani tary dump grounds have been established. These will be ordered cleaned and tho bill boards will be taken down. J. B. BERRY. ENGINEER, HAS QUIT ROCK ISLAND J. B. Berry, who was chief engineer of the Union Paclfla eight years, from 1StS to 1006, and who subsequently went to the Rock Island In a similar position, with headquarters Irt Chicago, haa re signed. He will go Into business In Chicago. Storo Hours: 8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. Saturdays Till 9 P.M.?""" 1 BURGESS-NASH CO. "EVERYBODY'S STORE" Thursday, April 1(1 1014. 8TOIIK NEWS FOR THURSDAY. Sixteenth and Unrney street. When Women Suffer No remedy gives greater relief than Anti-knmnla (A-K) Tablets in nil condi tions generally known ns "Wonien'i Aches and Ills." One trial will satisfy any woman that she has at last found the remedy she Has so long been look Ing for. Indigestion Dyspepsia Are you distressed after eating? Do you have nausea when riding in the cars or on tho train or boat? Tako A-K Tab lets and get instant relief. Genuine A-K Tablet bear the K monogram. At all Drtsgghts. P. S. A-K Salve for Eczema. For Thursday A New Shipment of SILK and CLOTH SUITS In a Score or more of the clever est styles evolved for this season at 9 3 7 IT ,W kirn j MB- 25 00 THE gront demand for Silk Suits and the exceptional character of these garments, tend to make this offering one of unusual moment. Every mode is a reproduction of a stylo creation by a renowned modiste and it requires an expert to dis tinguish these duplicates from tho originals. There arc a number of these stunning stylqs from which to choose made up of rich faille silk, silk poplins and beautiful moires all the new shades aro fully repre sented, the new wisteria, tango, tan, brown and black. These, together with now effects in cloth suits, mako ft tho offering for Thursday of unusual interest. Smart New Coats for Spring Wear HUNDREDS ot them in all the leading shades, including, tango, Copenhagen, navy, black and tan. TUB MATERIALS are the popular honey comb, serge and minstrel cloths, made short or medium lengths with the new flare; the price range $10, $12.50 and $15 Barron Hash Co. Ssoond Floor. iBurges3-Nash Co. Everybpdy's Store 16th and Harney.s Local Talent Will Stage Play for the Benefit of Nurses Local talent will appear in "The But terfly," a society comedy, Monday evening-, May 25, for the benefit of the Vielt Insr Nurse . association. Behearsals are under the direction of Frederick McCon nell, and the cast Includes Misses Mar garet Morjierson, Louise McPherson, Gretchen McConnell, Messrs. Hugh Mills, Robert Stout,' Paul Hornung and Mr. and Mrs. .Charles Dochery. It is planned to produce this play at the Brandels theater. At a meeting ot the Visiting Nurse as sociation plana were completed for the Child Welfare exhibit, which the associa tion will maintain in connection with the Baby Health show' at the Low Cost of Living show at the Auditorium. Aycr's "Sor Just a little care and mll expoiK, that's all. kn't a head ot rich. heavy hair worth while f AsIc Your Doctor. Federal Grand Jury Hearing Witnesses The work ot the federal grand jury is progressing more rapidly than haa been anticipated and it is believed that the work of the body will be completed by the end of the present week. More than SCO witnesses . will be called before the' grand jury before the session is ended, and forty oases will be presented before the jury is to be dismissed, STREHL0W GIVES FIRM AGENCY FOR APARTMENTS Robert C, Strehlow has turned over to Payne & Slater company the agency of his three apartment houses, the Majestic, the Strehlow and the Roland, Mr, Streh low built many of the buildings ot the Trans-MlssltslppI exposition in Omaha. Since that time he has made something ot a specialty of that kind of work. He has built buildings at other expositions and is now building some In San Fran cisco for the exposition there. He Is ab sent from Omaha now most ot the time, so the agency of his three apartment houses was turned over. TEETHING MRS. WINS LOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP USHD BY MILLIONS Or MOTHERS tor three Generations Why it Snlta 'Particular 1n,.l... j Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Is J prompt and effective for coughs, colds', i croup, hoarseness, bronchial coughs and for any condition where the membranes of the throat and bronchial tubes are . Inflamed and raw, Thomas Vernon, Han cock, Mich., wrltest "Foley's Honey and i Tar has always proven effective. oulLkiv relieving tickling throat and stopping the cougn with no bad after effect.'' It con tains no opiates, and Is a pure, reliable medicine. That's why it suits particular people. For sale by all dealers every where. Advertisement. Persistent Advertising Is the Sure Raad to Business Success sStore Hours, 8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. Saturday till 9 B. M. BURGESS-NASH CO. "EVERYBODY'S STORE" Here's That Big Event YouVe Been Waiting For, a SALE of SHOES Mm 2. I For Every Member of the Family In the Economy Basement Thursday at Prices That Are Simply Ridiculous TS the result of a fortunate pickup of the surplus stock of a big manufacturer, all new spring and summer footwear to which we have. added several hundred pairs irom our oAvn stock, which, for one reason or the other, we wish to close out. In quantity, character of merchandise, desirability of styles and completeness of size as sortment in fact from every point of view, it is by long odds the Greatest and Most Helpful Sale of Shoes Held in Omaha For a long time. The entire offering has been divided into three great lots and offered to you like this: Men's and Women's $3.00 and $4.00 Shoes, at $1.95 IH THE ECONOMY MSMT raw mi WOMEN'S IIIGH-ttllADE BIIOES, high or low cut, most deslrablo this season's styles. THE IjEATHEUH aro patent, vlcl kid, gun motal, suedes and Russian calf. ITHE HTVLES are button, lace, blucher, Mary Janes, pumps, strap sandals and colonials. Dlack, tan, white, also black with fancy vesting tops, newest style toes and heels, Intended to sell at $3 to $4, the pair Sl.O. Children's $2.00 to $3.00 Shoes, $1.39 High or low cut, in patent leather, vici kid and gun metal, button or lace oxfords, pumps, colonials and dH OQ Mary Jane styles. Flexible or extension P B soles. Shoes for boys, girls tuid children, intended to sell for $2.00 to $3.00, at, per pair, $1., .39. MK.VH SHOES either high or low cut, including only too best styles. THE LEATHERS are vlcl kid, patent and Russian calf; THE STYLES are high or low cut with button, lace or blucher styles. Black or tan, with all the now shape tops and heels, shoes Intended to re tail for $3 to H, to go Thursday at, pair S1,.05. Men's and Women's $2.00 to $3.00 Shoes at $1.39 Broken lines of high class shoes, either high or low cut. Tatont leather, liussinn call, gun metal and vici kid, an exceptionally good range of styles in most all sizes and widths, shoes intended to sell for $2.00 'to $3.00, the pair , 1 39 Women's and Children's $1.50 to $2.50 Shoes at 89c Women's high cut button ' or lace shoes, also low cut shoes in lace, button, pumps and one-strap sandals, broken assortments of SI. 50 to $2.50 lines, pair... 80c 89c Children's high or low cut shoes, button, lace, oxfords, pumps and strap sandals, black, white or tan, all this season's styles, SI, CO to $2.50 values, pair 80c m .Burgess-Nash Co. Everybody's Store 16th aud Haruey.i