.'HK OMAHA SUNDAY MK: (XriXlUKU 11, 11)14.
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Hi SINKS CIIANOS
Hnnm'nif tfnnsr rnr fair.
Do You Want to Sell
a Rooming House?
See Jljuick Sales Co.
Do you wunt to buy a rooming house?
See Ojiiek Sales Co.
Any size, any price.
See uiok Sales Co.
Small payment down. Balance monthly.
See (juiek Sales Co.
If you want a square deal
See Quick Sales Co.
418 Bee Bl(i. Fhon Red JJ2S4.
EDVCATIOXAL
1914 FALL TERM
OF 130YLES COLLEOE
IS NOW OPEN
In both ttie day and night eaxkma. Tat
It la not too late to enter. Benin at Once
to get that mental discipline that will
' double your earning capacity. Call, wrtta
or telephone for new catalogue. Business
practice, bookkeeping, penmanship, ealea
manshlp, banking, stenography, tno
typy. typewriting, telegraphy, accounting-,
filing, private eecretarlal work and many
other courses are open to you her. You
mny work for board while attending.
Douglas IStiS.
BOYLES COLLEGE,
H. II. BOYLE3, PRES.,
Boyle Building, Omaha,
FOR SALE at discount, a full untlm
ited scholarship In Boyle Business col
lege. Omaha; good for either shorthand
or business courses. Apply at the office
ot Omaha Bee.
MOSIiElt-LAMPMAN
COLLEGE
FALL TEltM IS NOW OPEN
Students admitted any day. Unsur
passed dames la all business and Eng
lish branches, shorthand, stenotvpy.
telegraphy and typewriting. Graduates
guaranteed Rood positions. Places pro
vided for young people to work for board.
For a now free catalogue Address
MOSHER-LAMPMAN
COLLEGE
1RJ5 Farnam St.. Omaha. Douglas 61
LEARN TYPEWRITING AT HOME.
Three months, $4.00.
THE OLIVER TYPE WRITING CO..
Douglas 2H18. J 005 Farnam.
The Van Sant School
Stenography
Da achool. 9:06 to 40.
Night school, 6:15 to :IS.
18th and Farnam St. ' Douglas 6847.
EXPERT lady stenographer will take
pupils. SHORTHAND, touch typewrit
ing, spelling-, punctuation, etc., taught and
complete training given for business ca
reer. Private instruction If desired. 4624
Douglas St. Tel. Harney 6340.
Omaha Musical Art Institute.
Associated Btaaie Instructors.
Rnldrlda-e Block, Both and Parana.
MARTIN W. BUSH, Ptano. II. t3.
B. Landsberg, Piano, Harmony. D. 648.
Francis Potter, Mandolbi, Banjo. D. a3.
HENRIETTA Rees, Piano. Douglaa 4618.
FLORENCE BASLER, Voice and Coach
Ing. Red 6081. . ..
GRACE HANCOCK. Piano. H. im.
J. H. SIMMS, Organ. Harmony. H. 41KS.
Lou.se Zabrlskic, Violin, Piano. H. HJ61.
Jessie F. C'jnwsy, Dramatic Art. D. 57H
FOR SALE
Furuitarv,
OAK sideboard, oak dining; table, oak
bed, complete, single Iron bed, gas range,
Sanitary couch, Round Oak heater, cook
etove, large and small shades, bedroom
curtains. Cheap, znz ca Bt.
Auction Sale
..Household. Goods "
At Omaha Van & Storage Co.,
16th and JLeavenwortli Sts.
Monday, Oct. 12, at 2 P. M.
We will sell to the highest bidder the
following:
1 mahogany Schumann piano.
1 white maple (S-piece) bed room Suite.
1 mahogany, S-plece, parlor suite.'
2 mahogany center tables.
1 set oak dining chairs.
1 weathered oak lady's desk.
I weathered oak bookcase.
1 weathered oak china closet.
1 weathered oak kitchen cabinet.
S sanitary couches, 2 couch cover,
t couch pads, 1 china rack.
1 oak refrigerator, 1 ga plate.
'1 gasoline atove and oven.
1 uwinir machine, autumatid lift.
40. pieces of hand-painted elilna, includ
ing nana-painteu puncn aei wen wuriu
1 get heavy portler and hundred of
articles too numerous to mention.
This Is high-grade furniture.
Pale start t I P, m. enarp.
DO WD AUCTION CO., A UCTIONEERf
For auction date and term call Red
3?x.S. .. . .
New 2d-hanil furniture, cash of term,
reasonable. Amur, Furn., Co.. 60S N. ldth.
SEVERAL van load or tarnlture and
some piano. Omaha Van and Storage
Co.. m6 fki Mh St
BEAUTIFUL eolld oak buffet, 3.50. coat
$S0; nearly new. Call Web. i8 after
C:iW p. m.
OA:i range, oil heater carpet and other
furniture. Immediate aalo. W. !40J.
J10 Locust St. . . .
m hIpsi Inatramenta.
TIANO player; a bargain. Tel. H; 4lt 1
T.-i...i.ir. mt,A t.taver nlanos. M. McVeigh
1142 tieorgla Ave., Harney M58t Omalia.
Typewriter
RENT Rein.iujioiia, MonaftrtB kna Smltn
Premleru of their makers. The Reming
ton Typewriter Co. Telephone Dougia
lzk4. Rental credited If you purchase, and
only very newest and highest grade ma
chine sent out Rates, three month for
fc for understroke machine or per
month for latest mod-1 vllhle writer. .
l-YPEVN Rl't'i.RS sold, rented, repaired
Central Twrltf- Etchange. M7 R 17th.
All makes typewriter rented, sold. term.
Butt Typewriter. 106 Farnam. D. 03L
Mlscelianeoea.
FOR BALE at a discount a full. on.
limited chUarhip In Boyle Business
college. Omnha; good for either hort
nand or business coursa Apply at th
ctli-e of The Omaha Bee-
FOR SALE In block to ult, 438 ahare
of stock in Nye-Bchnelder-Fowler Co.,
Fremont; a bargain If taken at once. In
quire loo City Nat l Bank Bldg., Omaha,
Tdeplione ISSi.
WX-itOOM modern house, to be removed
from iHie r.mrnri.
FOR SALE About thirty pair of gents'
and ladles' adjustable roller akatea.
chenp. Aqureas drawer w , nru.
ex
ska FLEX newspupr camera, with
.. . . .. hu.p. , urrvinr i'Bmh tnr
camera and carrying caaa for plat hold-
era
The ouiru in iwu num mu
bargain for the lot at $110. Addr
big;
59i), Be.
FOR BALE Now and ecoud-hand earom
and pocket billiard table and bowling
alley and accessories; bar fixtures ef ail
kinds; eay payment. Th Brunswick-
Bulke-Collenlr Co 4r7-4fi S. 10th Bt.
1-hanJ mch. Gross Wiwik Co.. 11 A Paul.
4; firt Buy best coal for the money; try
Jpd.UU ,t Web w jiarmon eetu,
fTr.STCLAS.S alfalfa, first, second and
third cuttings. 14 a ton; located close
to Benson. E. T. Hevden, 1614 Harney bt.
Tel. lmugla 1C0. Evenings, Wb. 621.
FOR SALE Ticket to Salt Ike City via
Ogden, for lady, not signed or appear
ance described. Address Y 23S, Pee
3.00 ltOI.IJJ wall paper to trade for what
you have. Call at.VTOl Davenport. Hun-d-y,
11 to 12.
LIVE TtK-K rtn HALE.
Horse Ml Vehicles.
LARGE:T stork ef delivery wgr.w In
the rtty; all kinds ef blacksmith work,
painting and lettering Johnsvr - -anforth
Co.. new; !v-at).m, lS.'-.41-ir jm. lBth Be
BJU team of work horses fit for heavy
work, weight $i; elo team of
mares, ,y bs.. $.""0. SJ:3 Harrison, South
omana. Tel. Po. so.
WILL feed and care for horse for winter
fur use of same. Must weigh 1.100 or
FOR SALE ood family
horse. SW Charle St. H.
or delivery
Mil
HORSR and baggy lor sale, (.'all Benson
744-W.
LOST AND FOUND
OMAHA It COUNCIL Hl.irrK 8THUa"f
RAILWAY COMFANT.
Fereort ha ring lost om article would
do well to All up the office of the Omaha
at Council Bluff Street Railway company
to ascertain whether they left It In the
street cars
Many articles ech day are turned In
knd the company la anxious to restore
them to the rightful owner. Call Douglas
48.
LOST Wednesday, Shrtner badge made
of tiger's claws and gold scimitar. Re
ward. 6uS Bee Bldg. Phone Tyler DOJ0,
LOST Either on the 24th St. car lln or
Decatur Ft.. 112, black pooketbook; re-
ward. $3. Web. 1K4I
MTCIHCAL.
Piles, Fistula Cured
Dr. E. R. Tarry cures pllea, fistula and
other rectal diseases without surgical
operation. Cure guaranteed and no
money paid until Cured. Write for book
on rectal diseases with testimonials. DR.
E. R TARRY. 2o i..v
Tuberculosis
If you want
to get. wall
and build up
your health, this la your one chance.
AO-
dress m MU. He.
liupt
rA cured in a lew nays without
Ulw bain. Call or write Dr. Wray.
0 Bee Bldg.. Omaha. Established lm.-D
FITS I cured my-daiTghter by simple
discovert. Doctor gave her up. Par
ticulars free. Z. Z. IjCso, 150 Island
Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. CM
MONEY TO LOAN
NEED MONEY? See us. Quick service.
Half usual rate RELIABLE CREDIT
CO.. 308 Paxton Block. Dsuglaj 1411.
IXnJLTRT AND SUPPLIES
STEREOTYPE matrices make the best
knd cheapest lining for poultry houses.
They are 17x23 Inches, stronger and mora
durable than tarred felt and practical);
fireproof. 75c a hundred at The Boa office.
PET STOCK
FOR 8ALW English bull terrier pup
pies. Phone Webster 111. 8806 Com
den Ave.
FINE pedigreed Persian cats and
tons for sale. Phone H. 1348.
klt-
ENOLLSH bull terrier pup. Tel. So. 811.
PERSONAL
THE Salvation Armv Industrial home so
Holt your old clothing, furniture, maga
lines. We collect. We distribute. F lion 3
Douglaa il36 and our wagon will call. Call
and Inspect our new home. 1110-1112-1114
Dodge St
YOUNtl women coming to Omaha at
atrangera are Invited to visit the Yoiinj
Women' Christian Association building at
17th St. and fit. Mary s Ave., where they
will be directed to suitable boarding place.!
or otherwise asited. Look for our trav
elers' aid at th Union Station.
WANTED to adopt a baby girl.
D. 689. care Bee.
Address
WANTEi 1 BUY
OFFICE furniture bought anu sum. j.
C. Reed. 1207 Farnn, Doug. SI 4.
"WANTED Extra aeotlons for Macey
sectional bookcase; nothing but food
one wanted. Address VV.' E. Leldy; In-
mnn, rxeo."
OLD coin wanted. tl(") paJd fur dime
im B Mint; $76 tor 'raJe dollar pS4.Cah
premiums paid for ranj coins to lttot). Bend
4c, get our large coin circular. It may
mean much profit to jrou. fend now.
Numismatic Bank, Dept. , Ft. Worth.
Texas.
WB BUY 2d-haud clothe. 1421 N. 24th.
LIVE STOCK MAHKET OP WUSt
SHIP live nook to Houth Omaha, tiav
mileage and shrinkage. Your cunsigu
rr.enta receive prompt knd lAreful utien
lion Live Itock Commission Mrrvksatu
MARTIN BROS. A CO.. Exchange Bldg.
t ' -i
LIVE WIRE
BUSINESS MEN
OF OMAHA
A, B, C of Omaha
ALL WATCHES, diamonds and J?w
eiery, special price, Wept, and Oct.
Buy now, )1 a week. Western
v fetch and Jowsiry Co., Room 217, Kar
N
EVV and aecend-hami electric tana
and motor. LeBron Electria Work,
SIS 8. i2th. Douglaa 178,
OMAHA PILLOW CO.. 1721 Cuming
Doug. 2467. Renovate feather and
matiresse of all kinds, mak
feather matreaae and down cover.
V
ACUUM cleaner for aale. Vacuum
cleaning done In th home. . fcanuary
Service Co., 20 Bee Bldg.
WZ rent, repair. ell needle and part
for all aewlng machine. . NE
BRASKA CYCLE CO.. "Mick-
el'." lkh and Harney. Dougia 1C6Z.
Aeeoaataat.
MELVILLE D. THOMAS 4k COMPANY,
1237-8S City Nat. Bank Bids. Tyler 1810.
Addlnaj Macklne. '
Dalton Adding M achlne. 411 8, 18. D. 144.
Adder Mch Cti. (Wales) W, O. W. P. 8338.
OMAHA film ex., 14th and Doug. Motion
picture maonino ana mm uhhm.
Ails and Maaineto Hepalrlnti.
Mag nto repair work a tpet-ialty. D. 8418.
Auetloaeer.
Dowd Aaotlon Co., 112? W. O. W. Red 3M6.
Barbers.
It Chairs, 10c hay. neck hv. HIT Far.
Blae Prlntla.
HORNBY CO.-Blu printlhg, under tiW
ownership. 302 Omaha Nat. Bk. D. 16T.
Bras Foaodrle.
Paton-MRchell Co., S7th and Martha 8f.
B.IUI mm Rvn&trlS.
E. FRANTA6UPton Bm.JDojuglSt.
A. J. Johnton, carpenter, rep'r'g -P. 6M
( l.tera and Well Dlgglag.
NEED well or cistern cleaned Or dug?
KCHAEFtEH doe It. Phone Web. 631.
. i ii i v
it g;n Johnson'- peclal: 1s Victor
$O.Oyj utt tg (xj. phone D. 1701.
California La.
W. T. Smith Co., UU City Nat
kl-..n
Bk. D.
J. c. Lawrence, p. e.ggi Howard. P, 84eu
L. Oeddl. It. C. m Bee Bldg. DourSC
vE l'urvianoe, D C. 409 Pax. Blk. D. 042.
Lhla Palatta)..
Ruth Latcbford, decorating, firing. R. 440.
Ivll Engtaeer. .
M. J. LACY. 41 BEt BLDQ.
D. 47U.
(rrn Irsarswn.
Tb Bnsrple Separator Co., 12th 4b Vara.
Ueteetlyea.
JAW EM ALLAN. HI Neville Blk. Evi
dence Secured la ell oae. Tyler llM.
IMaclsg Aadaal
Turpi n's Dancing Acadmy. 28th Farn
CHAilfiKRS Academy, classic D. 171.
Idaekia Academy, so apn. lii Har.
livk vrnu:
UlSIXESS MEN
or omaha.
Ilentlsts.
IT. Bradbury.
'o pain. 1SH Frnm
Dr. Todd's aiveo'ar dentistry. 4-4 Mranclcls.
Ratry,h Dent ttT 708 City" Nat I Bank
TaVt DentarRooms. IM7"Pougia 1'. life.
Ilressmnklnar.
Terry Dressmak g college fXh Farnarn.
m 7s t fs t i "iYd y7"s tiT'c a it ed7.?o
Mrs J. M. Todd, SI4 N. lMh; stylish fall
costume at Introductory prices M. 4 7.
MBS M'NOTT, tailoring and dressmaking.
? . rth St. Call Hsrney m.
Mrs. lttlmer, li1l Farnam, for fall cos.
turtles, latest styles, prfct fit. 1.
?vit)erienc of all liihd Mr. Burt. P
Drna
DRUUS at cut prices; freight paid on StO
orders; catalogues f:-e. Shermaa A
MeConretl l'rng Co.. (Unahs. Neb.
Kleotrle gnppllpe.
LEBRON Elec. Wk., Jn f. Mb. :. H7
Ker thine for Women.
Woman's Exchange, .tl rax. Rlk. R. 401!.
ACCPRD1AN, side, knife, sunburst, box
pleating; covered buttons, all else and
styles; hemstitching, plcot edging.. Ideal
PleatliiB Co.. 200 Douglas Block. O. DSti
Farriers.
BEN FEN8TER. 1410 N. I4tli St. W-fTTT.
Florleta. ,
A. DONAHUES, 1CU Harney. Doug.
1001.
BATH H florwta, 1004 FarnarrSt;
L. lfENr7ER!40N7niS! Farnam. I). 1!
Meml-er Florist Telegraph lel. Assn.
H EH S WOB 6 1 A . MlfFarnam t
Hair Dressing-.
Harper Method. R. 6. Balrd Bldg. DMIL
WlT(.niEj"lrorrl combing. 1M.T),
I.tre Stork Hemedlee.
OMAHA Remedy Co.. 907 8. l3th. Red M
Loan Office.
NATHANS loan office, licensed sil
broker. 1W So. 13th.
Ltsbtlntr Flatarea and Wlrlag.
THOMAS DU11KIN
Electric fixtures ftnd supplies, contract
ing and repair work done reasonable.
2419 CUMINO. DOU'JLAa toll
Mfr. and Wiaootv 4aad Cleaner.
OLD ahadea made like new. Midwest
Gbade Factory. 4010 Hamilton. Har. 4WL
Menrr nad Transfer.
WHITE LINE. 309 So. 11th. Douglaa jSll
Maaxenae. .
M A B 9 rh u. , Jl ve r, kidney troubles. D .7 1 .
Massage. Mis Walton, R. 224. Neville Blk!
Clara Leo. bath and elec. tr'm't. !-.
BATH and mass., alcoh.il rub. I .aura W1U
gon.'IKtt Farhanl. R. 2. D. S7M.
ANNA MARKS
mi Farnam St.. Apt. 6. 3d floor. D. Msl.
MECHANO Therapy &"maspnge. Mnrgur
Ito Hulloran, 22a Neville Blk. D-77S1.
Mis Fisher, mass., elect, treat't. Red 50.W.
MARSAtiE, 1U ". 17tnt. Sir. BteeieT
Violet Itay Maaa. 4:6 Bee BUIg. 1. 4112.
Mr. -Snyder, elec. trt 1408 B. 8th. P. 43SC.
MAGNETIC Trt., Mr. Uroot, In city for
short time. 2675 Cuming St. Harney 2218.
A -Lvl A CIV. Swedish movement. 4.4
MflgQilUn liy) t)0gia 6-T71
K. Mack, message and manicuring. D.7K2.
Mllllnnry.
8WlTCHk.S from combing. 11. 60. Peych
free. Mr. H. M. E k. im 3. ISth. D. 607.
Morlni Ntnraae nad Cleaning.
W. C. FKRR1N, 15th and OapltJl. Ty, Yloo,
tlcnllst.
Eye examined, glnesea fitted, pay a you
can. Dr. McCarthy, nil W. O. W. Bldg.
Osteopathia Pkysfclan.
Dr. Rerucha, 203-4 McCague Dldg. D. 3606.
Patent.
H, A, Bturge. KM Brandel Theater Bldg.
D. O. Bai nell, Paxton Blk. Tel. Red 7Ut.
Patent Devrlopuient.
AMERICAN Machine Co.. 110 H. lltll Bt
Prlatlngr.
WATERd-BARNItART Ptg. Co., quality
printing. Tel. Doug. iilW. 624 a. Uth bt.
DOUQLA3 I'rlntlng ca. ,Te--'lLJ?-t.
COREY ft M KENZ1K PTO. PoJi
R1E3-HALL Ptg. Co.. 1620 Capitol. P. (lo
CENTRAL PRlNTl.NQ CO. DOUU. 8764.
Palntlaa- and I'aperln;.
Ht.'OH M'MAN1?S, 417 N. 40th. If. S728.
Pinnies llenovated.
PLUME3 4 flower made over, cleaned
dyed. Bertha Kruger. 4 Paxton. D. tUIH.
Roach Kateraninator.
B. H. B. Roach Powder at your dfuggUt
Safe and Ttme Lvcu. Lxpert.
SAFES'
Opened,' repaired, comb.
cuungeu. i . . uaven
pun, Dodgd. U. tail,
thue llepalrlnar.
Electric blto Rep. Co., 180T St. Mary' AT.
ln and Mhoncard.
OTOXTC AT CUT PRICES.
JIVtlNw E. M. CLARK SON,
VyA A 1V-' 113 Ho. Will. Room 14.
Store and office I'laiare.
DESKS, afei acales, showcase, helv
ing, etc. We buy, sell, omnia Fixture
nd Supply Co., 414-U-18 f4. 12th. D. 274.
teel Ceilluss.
CARTER bheet Metal Work. 110 8. 10th.
Tut el anpplle.
OMAHA Towel Supply, SOT 8. 11th. D. IS.
uud tiiiinun,
FREL1NU PTEINLE, 1801 Farnam St.
l a I lor.
CHA8. C. LANDER YOU, 101 N. 1Mb St
Veterinarian.
DR. Q. R. YOUNG, 46U2 Center. II. GOSl
Wine and Llqaor.
ALEX JETES, 20! -J R. ISth St. Wln,
liquor, cigar. Plate dinner 11 to S, MC
HENRY poliax;k lTo U01tHOUSEr
15th and Capitol Art, Ten-cent luncn.
OLOBIS l.Kjuor Houae, 422 rJo. ieth. i qtaT
com oeer, c. vv rue ror price list. u. 4.1M.
your family lluuor at Klein'
Liquor Houee. Ml N. 16th. Dougia lsoa.
SWAPrkR'B 6olumn
ii3-ACRE STOCIv, FRl.'lT AND VUiFk.
en farm; good Improvement; all clear.
Trade for Omaha residence. Price, S3,5w.
QUICK SALEM CO.. 418 Bee Bldg.
AUTO A' good, serviceable JO-H. P.
Mltctiell car; litis car Is in good condi
tion and will do for a roadater or can b
useu as a uieunure tar or aeuvery car;
will take diamonds, lots (clear), or will
make you a low cash price. Add res S. C.
14iT. Bee.
2M) ACRES-Houth Dakota, at 115. Mort
gage IfX). Trade for hotel, Neb or. or
Iowa, guick Sales Co. 418 Bee iildg
AUTOMOBILES For other automobli
bargain se the "Automubll " class. i:-
ration.
AUTO Want to swap for a late date
fully equipped touring car, incomd
brick bualnea property, well rented In
Fouth Omaha, on principal bualnesa St.,
ttth and & 4 streets. S. C. 1844. Bee.
AUTO Light overhauled truck, lor cash.
Address. S C 14' n l or. it
BABY BUUUY Latest style baby buggy,
cost i ana aa guoa aa new. win ex
change for sewing machine in good con
dition, or something else of equul value.
A ddres B. C. 147. Bee.
BOOIOJ For sal or exchange, one et of
T of Andell engineer' book, A-l Condi
tion, for typewriter or cash, or what
have you. Addre T 15. Bee.
business" tTiXNCE win n or trad
one-half interest in the most profitable
buslneas in Omaha. Salesman only need
apply. Would be glad to hear from some
bright young man that would want a
permanent business. Addre 8. C. 1504,
Bee.
biCYCLUr-One year old. to swap,
dress, rt. c. 14M. Bee.
Ad-
SZ COLT'S to swap fur graphophon also
4x6 and 6x7 camera to swap. What
have youT S. C. 1483, Be.
CARPENTTH work and repairing dona;
low rash prlc; or can u com furni
ture, or anything of valu. Addraaa S- C.
1478, Be.
I C J. CAN AN, Heat tsiAL aud xobnga
SWAPPER'? WLIMN
DESK Exchange or sell large roller tup
office doek and chatr. fur larg oak flat
top dosk. Add res H. C. 1X, Hw.
DlAMiiXD RINU-Want e.iullr In small
rottsge or Vacant Address ft. t".
Vii, B.e.
IJ.""' l?gil ' ifYliTlHiicre laud and sinne
cash for general merchant!! stock.
t-'0 equity In house for cash or trade
In on general merchandise stock. Also
two lots near csr line for Fvid cars.
S. C, 1.W7,
rUKMTlRS for
t -room hotel
nesr tutiaha. 'i Low rate rent o i
tl i building. What have you to vl;r.'
A.)dre s c. l?f-g. car Ue
QHOt'EHY route, .country, pays $J.KV
yearly; tra.te for nuto and jiart csali, or
all cash. Address S. C. )45, Be
txV U!L FLEX r.e?p;tir earner. WitTi
11 plate holders, carrying cae for
camera and carrying rase for plite hold
er. The outfit in koud rendition and a
big bargain for the lot at $110. Addre4
8. c.i4i-r. u
ilKNRKtT, sTim'K mercliandise, western
Nebraska, trade for trrigntcd land. In
voice I"."!!.
gi ick PA'sJ.JJi,5i.l!l!.,
KITTENS' Ueaiillful whit aiiguia cat or
kitten, thoioiighbreds, for old fashioned
walnut, mahogany or other furniture.
Address. P. C Umi. He '
KODAK A new Aimiou folding fcoilak,
IVixt1, leather tounat cc tor aatiM
and portrait attaahnirnt Will swap tor
hard coal burntr or range tvltli hot HUf
attachment, er k'ood bcyc.. Adiirrss
C. Ii91.
LET mo paint or repair that houte; will
tako grotcrles, tnilor-inailc tloilief, dia
mond, auto, horsv, cuiil or anything I
ran ue. Address r. C. IMS, Hoe.
M0Ti)lWVCLK-Por Sale or
Tnule, u New Twiu Cylinder
Motorcycle 'fnule' for any
thing good. Call Webster 423.
MOTORCYCLE New Indian motorcycle,
Cost ; perfect ordcf; 2-speed, eiectrlfl
lights; starter, clock, speedometer, extra
piuiscnger carrier; a beauty. Exchange lor
one-carat diamond or smaller and bal
ance cash, or sell reaaonahie. Addres.
etaUng jhtyouhav. B. C. 14m, Bee.
MOTOHCYCLK - TWIN EXC BLHIOR,
mi model, fully equipped. This ma
chine ha been run very llttfe and en
amel and engine In A-l ahape. Will trade
for roadster or runabout of enual value,
or make an Interesting price for cash.
6. C. 144S, Bee.
OFFICE FURNlTURrS Will buy om
good seoond-hand olilce lurnituie, musi
be cheap tor cash. Add res K C 1140,
Uee.
PIANO PItYER-Htgh grade playef
piano, new. for sale; bargain price to
responsible parties only; term; with
roll. Address B. C. 14)U, JBee;
iTlANiJ Slightly ped klngstntry piano,
good aa now, at a h'g Dai gain; terms
to responsible people. Address b. C. 14t,i,
Bee.
PlAf'io Beautiful Bchaofer piuno, account
of death in family, will sacrllico. t asli
only. $110. Address. 8. C. 1,V, Bee.
PIANO Fine piano ttnd cash for equity
In small cottage; would consider house
needing repair. Address P. C. 1MII, Bee.
PIANO Nw standard piano at about
half price talten under mortgage.
YVoukl conahlor exchange In part pay
ment. Add reas, S. C. 160(1, Bee. .
PAINTING AND PA PERll AN' jlNtK
Will do you first-class work. Will take
some good rug Or a good heater, or will
make you k low cash price. Add-e.a, 8.
C. 14S, Bee.
, 14oLleJ wall paper to trade tor what
you hare. Call at 701 Davenuort. .Sun
day, 11 to 12.
"REDS," ETC. One dosen young full
blooded Rhode Island "Reds" and one
rooster. Also portable chicken coop. Ad
dres H, C. lno, care Bee,
RADIATOR-Steve pipe radiator. Con
nect to atoveplpe In an upper room and
have it heated without any cost. Ad
dress, H. C, 14P2. Bee.
l.iXKJ SHARES Coal mine tock, par value
$1; land Or merchandlee preferred, Ad'
dress S. C. 1487. Bee. -
SEVERAL GOOD IMPROVED ANIM'N
improved farm in Nebraska and South
Dakota to trail for radse. stocks or
Omaha property.
QUICK SAIJiS CO.
418 Bee Bldg. Thohe Red 327,4
SHETLAND pony and outfit lor trad or
aal. Phone 21W1, Council Bluffs. Ia.
f)IUNa. Bhowcard. Clark & Hod. D. i;t.'s.
SHOT'OUN WINCHESTER PL'Mi' OUN,
12 iauge, In good condition, to trftde for
26-20 repeating rifle.
Address S. C. 1481,
Bee.
STAMP BOOK OF FOHE1UN HTAM i'H;
wish to exchange for stenographic work.
Addreaa S. C. 14k4, Bee.
STORM HASH iet me mix up those
storm sash and take care of your
screen before cold weather. Anything
of value taken or a reason hi cash prlc
charged. Address, S. C. 14H8, Bee.
8TOVEBr-v,o ld -heating toVe, ult
able for store, etc. Address, S. C. 11M,
Bee.
TYPEWRITER Have "a flrsl class
standard make typewriter, two-color
ribbon, td,. will sell for , or trad for
anything of equal value I can use. ,S. C.
14!i. Bee.
TO TRADE FOR AUToMoBILE-Jl.GoO
equity in 180 ucre Of good farming land
In the Rosebud country of South Uakuta.
Land worth th prlc aaked and must
have a good flve-paesenger car.
PHULER CARY,
Doug. 4233. 224 Btate Bank Bldg.
TANK Iron tank, new, made of No. 8
ateel; 4 ft. diameter, t ft. shell by 2 ft.
hopper. Address, 8. C. 14D1, Bee.
WATCH Lady a open face watch, 20
year gold-filled cjih, good timekeeper,
to trade for small kodak. What have
youT 8. C. 1468. Be. .
WILL trade for uulo, ten acre land
three mile from Jacksonville Heights,
Flu., valuation $0. R. H. Floyd, lwi.
ton, Neh.
Bee Want Ads Are the Beet Buxlnces
Booster.
LEGAL NOTICES.
Statement of tWJwne.rshlp, munago- j great privilege of seeing them perform
meiit, circuiutioii, etc., ot The ninuiia i for the small sum of 15 rent. Stop In
unday llee, puiilisheil weekly at Omulia, I .i.je. Indies and gentlemen, a the Wild,
24 1912
Editor. Victor Roeewuter, Omaha. Neb.
Aiaiiuginx editor, T. W. McCullough,
Omaha, Neb.
Business managers, C. C. J tone water
and N. P. Fell, Omaha. Neb.
' Publisher, The Bee Publishing company,
Omaha, Neb.
Owner:
The Be Publishing company.
Stockholders:
Victor Roaewater, Omaha, Neb.; Cha.
4'. ltewalcr. Omaha, Neb.; I -call Rose
Water enate, Omaha. Neb ; Vi' tor Htose
water. trustee, Omaha. Neb ; N. P. Fell,
Omaha, Net. ; Stella R. Fell, Omaha,
Neh.; Hlunche R. Newman, Omaha, Neb.;
H. A. IlKHke l, Omaha, Neb.; F. K Haller.
Omal a, Js'eb.; Joneih llosewaier. Cleve
land. .; Id.i Rasenwasser, Cleveland, ).;
Paul Roaenwnxser, t'leveland, O. ; Her
man H. Rosenwaseer. Cleveland, .;
Alice R. Cohn, Cleve'artd. f. ; S. Meyer
rtute, .ew torn t itr; nioinette ier-
lier, Omaha. Nell.; Alice Meyer. Omaha.
Neb.; A. L. M"yer, trustee, Omana, Neb.;
Euvene L. tle'smer, Cleveland, O.
Known bondholder, mortgagee and
other security holders, holding I per cent
or more of total amount of bond, mort
gagee or other sceurltie
Nor.
Average number of copies of each
Ixsne of this publication Sold or
distributed, through the malls nr
otherwise, to paid subscriber dur
ing the six months preceding the
date of this statement 41,W'3
t'nnold. Inliidln- emoloves. chari
table institutions, exchangee, etc.. 2.124
Total M.WW
N. P FBIL.
. Business Manager.
Sworn to and uliac-ritied before me thl
1st day of October. 1914
tSee.l) M. f. NORD.
Notary Public.
(My commission expire July SO, 1911.)
Bee Want Ad Art th Best Bualnea
Booster.
AITV Dll t M PUT TO 10 1M?KTl
VLU UlllU fVlLLir 10 ULAU i
-
King of the Old-Tim Ftkir. H
Answered the Call.
HIS GRAFT WAS VERY SIMPLE
Shorted the First paftrlna Tarkeya
ad Then lavente a "Klak
etrala-htener' tor the
Darkles' Wool.
Oh! Bll Kllllp, (he dean of street,
' u im.i.i...i. . few wcek;of
ago. aged about year. He had been,'1'" '""" .
living by his wit. from th t.ma he WM han.1l if e hellow.. whose n,,.,i, fanned
a bov of l in New England, doelorlnf " "r " T ih ) ' "
,,'.. . ,,, bottom of Hie sheet Iron floor of the
sound.
it w Kllllp nho Introduced the
'Peered Dancing Turkey from Ptla,"
and Inter "Uncle Abe Half PtralgM
ener," warranted to atralghten the kink;
out of the kinkiest Wool that ever,
. , i
sprouted on the heart of a colored brother. I
For forty years he was a perlpatello looth
extractor, drawing teeth with his thumb, h( p((1 m(rM frItl b,,slnrev, "and thev j Hoston and Philadelphia wefe the Most
and foreflnker. j wor, all tn. rt(,ther. off thelf heck until ' profitable fields. New England yielded
Ills "offlct" wn a buggy, and he ,h(v o,)l(r(l randlou. I used lo raffle Ihe greaiesl revenue. The victim rarely
traveled all over the country attracting ; em ff , t . ,n ,. Rni ru.T ; if ,vof made compla nt. They eHher ac
crowd by playing a ban.lo, tinging a ong nrim vf,. ikr week. Turkey sin t teptedWhe deception as a Joke or wtra
In deep bass, and rattling a Jar filled ,Kft four-legged animals; they ain't got arhamert t,i eonfeaa their gulllbUlly.
witn a tnousanu evioem-es ot ins ""-'no
terlty, No charge was trtitde for extract-;
Ing an aching molar, but BUI managed to
sell mny bottle of hla "Sovereign Tooth
ache Remedy" between pull. To relieve
the monotony he occasionally sold 1h
"Magic Stain RradUatof." ft mall oak
of oap, guaranteed to "remove laln
from th clothing, gtaln from th llnefi
and Stalnn from the character." To draw
attention he Covered III hora with a
rarlet rob and hi own bar head with
thick latter until he had piled tip a tone
shaped, frothy helmet. A dollar bill w.t
wrapped around on tif the cake of onp
and an outer wrapping of tin foil. It we
then thrown Into a bo With a hundred
other rake, similarly covered, and the
audience waa Invited to pay ltf cent for
a grab and try to pick out th prlta.
New Yorket who can go back thirty
yeat-s Will recall the soup man selling hi
"eradlcator" In Nassau and Ann street
and lahwer Broadway.
This tJreateat Achievement.
"Old Bill's" main achievement, how
ever, wa one of the ehrrret knd most
amusing catchpenny trick ever perri'
tested, although It couldn't he pressntnl
In New York today without oulck action
by the S. P. C. A. Indeed. It didn't
Inst more than two days In ttil city in
1t5, Just afteV th surrender at Appo
mattox. The keen old street faker ma.de
It a rule to avoid large cities; he gath
ered in his dollar from rural oommunl
tie, The temptation o get ome of th
coldler money at the cloe of the war,
however, wa ton great, nnd Bill gtarted
hi how up near the Haymarket. Ho
carried a tent on a ort of buckboard,
and on top of the flattened-out canva
wa a rectangular lox covered with a
black cloth. r'rom within, at Intervals,
dolild he heard the "gohhle-ubble-tibbla"
of a turkey rock. Ah obiervant old
phllantrophlat discovered th trick on th
eeond day In New York, and hi threat
to call th pollie drove Bill and hi out
fit across the river to Jersey. H travel
led without Intefferene from Jerney City
to. Trenton, thence to Camden, and from
there wet ktul south.
The erection of the tent and tho stag
ing of tho feathered performer took
lee than nrt hour, with the assltnce
of a couple of country boy. hTe box
curried oh the buckboard wa really a
barred cage, six feet long, four feet
WW end fit feet deep. The roof and
end were of pine, and the floor was
Lot thin sheet Iron. Iron bar of small
diameter ga pipe formed the front and
tack glde and ga a full view of two
t.-aunt turkeys, whoa neck Were bar
of feathers caused by thrusting their
head between the bar lit vain effort
to etcape from their diincehous prison.
Outalde he lent Wk a banner bearing
the following announcement In red and
black lettering:
SAt REli dancino turkeyh
FROM PERSIA.
Trained to perform weird and
wonderful dance.
1)1 KEPT FROM TttB PRIVATE
PALACM IN TEHERAN.
FIRST TIME IN AMERICA.
Come onu. Com All-
ADMISSION FIFTEKN CENTS.
N. B. No Confederal" money
accepted
And They Really llnaeed.
Kllllp wa hi own announcer, ticket
teller and orchestra. Mounted on a stool
lit front of the entrance to the tent, he
announced:
"You see before you ladle and gentle
men, the owner of the famoua educated
turkey from the harem of the king of
Persia, who presented them to your hum
ble servant a a rewrd for rescuing the
most beautiful of hi 200 wive from an
wful, terrible death. Thl lady fell un
der the hoof of an Arabian stalllou, mad
dened by the sting of a blue bottle on
the rump. Your truly alxed th bridle
of the Infuriated heaat, throwing htm to
hla haiini'li.-a, at the Muni time killing
the fly. These bird were educated at
a tremendous expenae to dance the sacred
dance of Persia, and ymi now have th
j weird, wonderful dance la about to he
gin."
A soon ha had coaxed fifty persons
to pay the entrance fee Bill entered the
ter and closed and buttoned th. flan
behind him. Th. iudlence wa. ranged
in front of th. cae. which w.a It. a
railed off Indo.ure and re.ted on trestle.
The pac. beneath wa. concealed by a
black curtain.
Rill seated hlmaelf on a low chnlr and
picked up fiddle and bow. Facing hla
audience he began drawing the bow acroa
the strings, keeping tlm with hi right
foot. The turkey paid ho attention at
f:rt. but in a few mlnut, th music
trew louder and livelier, they began to
Jump. The fiddler played faster and
pounded harder with bis foot. Higher
nd higher leaned the turkey. At th
expiration ot ten minute they were flap-
fl
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l,,n knocking their head
I against the roof or tne cage or pusntng
again?
jthelf skinny, fratherless necks through
mSl mi'r.X
foot.
After the groteiie performanc (which
nlw a evoked - roar of laughter) had
been kept tip fof fifteen br twenty tnln-
nts the how was dr.twn more slonly over )
t fiddle strings and the keeping of time
ws stoprvn. r-imuitaneousiy tne anil'
of the ungainly bird became less ener
getic, and finally ccawd altogether.
Why They lissrril.
It w all a "trtclt'' of course. Instead
""wi'lnB l"'c" with the pounding of
cage. A the: music giew louder n.l
quicker the ahettlrnn becaine holler and
the turkey' fet ben to scotch. The
pain cauoed them to Jump, nd their ef-
I fort to escape the torture ks th cli
max of the exhibition.
rt-r-i not Rinnfr canon ner a
w)l,i.. M)d .j I!M1 , thP .r.,fr
years before his death and long after
sense
nrt em.
and hurnin' their feet don't
Th ' sacred dancing turkey'' were ex
hibited In i'ventren gliAe west of IM
Allegheny river, and Kllllp lis (I th au
dacity lo give hla show before an audi
ence of ninety Indiana In Indian Terri
tory. H not only got ftway with th
trick, but h acooped In about $100 and
a number of valuabl present from th
chiefs, who were gretlV mystified by
th performance.
Hla last exhibition wa In lft;6 during
th Centennial In Philadelphia, and he
managed to hang on there . for three
week a on of the great colony or side ,.,, , xnevllle. ). The father wa a
how. Bill had hired a young negro !,, krTi wl,n he worked at It. Wh-n
who, after !lng rigged Out In a kuit of he dtr t)K) uM hom, wa, )rok Uli.
yellow nnd covered with cheap gilt lace. Th ,mVi .th I3( wn SPtlt to -,intive
w billed a th "iclal attendant , 1Ioo,i diatrlrt. near Bpencer
loaned by the king ot Persia to wait ....,
on th sscrsd turkey." The principal
hunHne of the new hand, however, was
to keep between the apeetfttnr and th
black muslin curtain 1 hut roncled the
Charcoal iovo under tli lnt floor of
the cage.
Ill "Hair Mraltfatener."
rtvrtegro W A bright ohap about 1
year old, and he wa possessed of an
kinblllon tit have straight hair "like
white folk." Inetead of the klnkv wool
that covered hi head. Ilia frequont rf
erence to the, ui.ject set hid tun tninR-
Ing, and he remembered a eonooct.tin
thai he? used many year before to make (
the coat of curly-hatred horse Nrhooth ,
and glossy. The basis of the preparation I
waa carlHinate of soda, which was no i
secret, but titer wer otn.r ingr.ienta,
the charctr of wliloh Bill never ill
closed. He bought them In a Philadel
phia drug store and msd quart of th
preparation that wa Intended for horse,
Jim Tlhney, th colored boy, wa more
than willing to submit hlmlf for experi
ment. To hi greet astonishment a fid de-
,Rnti Bn( , thB Surprise of Bill, tho
liquid actually did cause th tightly
rolled kink to aViften and straighten
out nd to lie flat to th head. Jim wa a
proud a a dog with two tails, It took
lea than an hour to convert hi woolly
covering Into airtight half. Th experi
ment Ufa mad about. 10 o'clock at night.
When Jim ttwok next morning hi wool
w tightly kinked a ever tighter,
In faot. In tear h went to the Mid.
Need several treatment, I reckon,"
said Bill. "I'll put aom more of the
Muff oh. Can t exe!t to change In one
tilrht."
A aeeond application had th same ef
fect k the fl rat. Kllllp kept WloH hnd
found that the strong alkaline liquid kept
th kink straight for about five hour.
The unhlnklng and the reklhklng went
on fur a week and Jim Tinner became
reconciled to th situation, especially after
Old Rill had outlined a sehetno which
promised big monetary returns and which
master and man wer to divide equally.
Aftrf the plan had been crystallised the
acred turkey were sold for a couple
of t'ollara, th eag wa smashed, and
the old tent left a k legacy for anybody
who w n tod it
Hi One Mistake.
For th first time In hi Iff Old Bill
Kllllp made a blunder in Judgment. It
pnld railroad fare to Atlanta for hlmmlf
and hl assistant, knd there prepared
about ten gallon of hi nostrum. II
bought ten gross of elght-eunc bottle
and filled them. Then he had label
printed In red knd yellow Ink, and thl I
what they promised;
UNCLE ABE'S
HAIR THAIUHTEVER
Most Wonderful Preparation In
the Wide, Wide World.
IR.OOO Reward If It due not make
the hair on any colored person head t
aa straight a t white man a.
EVERY FBflK COLORED MAN
WITH HTRAIOHT HAfU IS
ENTITLED TO A BOUNTY
FROM THW OOVERN
MENT. Price....
On Poller :
With Atlanta a hi base of aupply
Kllllp visited plantation within rndlU
rf :m mile, Jim, the animated object
lesson, accompanied hlin, with bis hirsute
covering in It natural condition. H
was ey enough to kttraet a crowd of
flld negroes after th day' work wa
iver, with a banjo and a song. A spirited
talk on the generosity of th government
f..llnl mA ,1.- ..p.tLlaA k-lia rnn.li. that
' ... , ... . , , .
"'7 WiU' ?
j''tc,?e .T h 1 ,' ,
,"Un'y ' "( Ca."h 1 .
Tinney wa. then brought forward and
Everybody waa invited to examine hi
'hd. After being eonvlnred that It w
i h real thing In ourl.l hair, the lgnor-
lint field hands were directed to glva
sir let attention to th demonstration.
Jim' hnad was soused with the liquid
land his scalp massaged wrsh Rill' fin-
,Fr. On hour wa a good whil to
I wait, but the wool began to extend
at th expiration of fortyiflve minute
the patience of the onlooker wa not
overtaxed. When the living proof of the
lecturer' assertions was exhibited tho
excitement of th negroes knew no
bound. Tiioy iter ready to sacrifice
anything they had for a bottle of th
prerlous stuff. But dollar bill were
kcarce a lien teeth thetr, and aa
Kllllp didn't want old clothea or kitchen
utenxlla he moved on. Th experience
in one plantation wa practically the ex
perience in all. Occasionally he picked
up a dollar or two, but It wa rare.
Nine time in ten he wa driven away
before lie could "demotntrate."
Always hoping for better luck, h and
bis boy Jim travelled through Alabama,
North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia
and part of Maryland without ucce.
At th expiration of nine week th
xrense exceeded th receipt by mor
than $1,000. Jim Tinney waa dissatisfied
and threatened exposure. Ki'llp kp
him In Una by a wekly payment, ffn"
the vetrran had a snug bank account arlit
could draw his check any day for $10,000.
trnck It at l ast.
Kllllp wn hot endlty fllscotiratred. H
as resolved not to return to the aacred
dancing turkeys, or the selling nf "
or the pulling of teeth with thumb and
forefinger, becniae he was convinced,
tlit
a as a maiket for "I'ncle Abe'4
Hair Ptralghtener;" and thef Wa. He
foi.nd It hy hottse to house canvas
among the mgroe of Ihe better claas. It
was mn"li cas'cr and safer, to call upon
a colored man In falrl comfortable cir
curnstartoe and convlme him that etirly
wool could lie straightened. He ap
pealed o vanity only. Nw label were
primed with the promise of bounty
I left out. The recognised colored leader
w first etlled upon, and he Would b
Induced to bring In hulf a don of til
r.e'ghhor for the oetilr demohatfatlon.
Ssle of from five to twenty bottle wera
certain, and , five hour nitia elapae bo-
for the fraud wa discovered, Bill had
. . . -
1ht mm h time to work from th glart-
,nR l-' hi-
New York World.
PRISON COBBLER NOW RICH
Man Who Wa Tanaht Ike Trad.
Heroine a l.radlnaj Ms-
far-tare1,
A man who learned th thoemkklng
trade In the she shop of the Jeffereon
vlllo (O.) penltehtlnry, Is today one of
th'i greatest manufacturer In th mlddl
west. He own two newspaper In Co
Inhibit, O.
Hla family lived on th bank of the
The most Important resident of tha
neighborhood, a man of 40, with a little)
property, and feared by hi neighbor,
determined to marry oh Of the boy'g
cousins, rthe refused lilm.
'That night," Suld the man who uaed
to be jiilicr at Sprnrefvlllg, " rrowd of
iri'n broke Into the home. One fflkn
selxed thl lltll girl she waa only 14
year old. Th hoy fired a shot at hint."
No one wa httrt, but he wa seised and
(Kn to JhII.
OM (lHV ,1 ,olp a fun(t out of th(
n,,Bv thtlir ,,, Ci vvllPn he
J(,,r r(lln) ,( hlg n0on mflflX th4 by
fllp, hilni pw,P(j ,ho doorll wtn hu
Ur.yt Mn w(11 (1(l),-ht Mor h
h1( run mil
T , Inatotod. not on the orlgl-
nal offense, but foe attempting to break
Jail. The court grhtenrcd hlrt to three
yer In Jeffereonvllle.
There he wa placed In the ho shop.
Thl was In the day when shoemaklng
by machinery was firrl ventured upon.
He helped make shoe by th first crude
wnoblnn, and Invented Improvement
for which, by the way, he ha never had .
any recognition end dimly Saw the pes
Blbllltle of hoeiiihklng by machine.
When he wa teleaA?d by expiration of
sentence, h trninptil hi way back to
ward home, The atate $& bill went to
buy him a cobblcl outfit, with which ha
paid his way by m ndlug shoe In farm
er' house. ;
Ho reached Columbus. O., footsore and
covered With duM. I lit cobbled th shoe
of a saloon keeper for tlve privilege of
th free lunch. Then ha found work at
hla trade.
Ten J-car later he wa a wealthy man.
The prison shoe ahop had taught him
how td mali good. He owned one of th
largest sho manufactories In the West.
Hi rival found It hard work to keep up'
with him, bccaiiM he continually invented
Improvement to the shoemaklng; machin
ery he rented from th truat New Y6rk
Post.
BUMPER CROP CRANBERRIES
Caatrnl af Shipment So rise, (hat
tbe Market Price Will Kt
Sttriak.
Record cranberry' crop ar reported
from New Jersey, Long Island. Massa
rluiHotta and Wisconsin. Will cranbetrlei
be . cheaper on that account?
Th cranberry grower In th ssvera!
state are organised Into exchange which
take over the crop and crate and ttor
them In big warehouses, to be doled out
with a view to maintaining price agreed .
upon. But the present crop far exiseed
American consumption and the problem
I to get foreign countrie educated Up
to the food value Of the berry. Th cran
berry ha mad no Inroad abroad, Al
though It ha been abundantly touted.
The Indications are that New Jersey'
crop may be 1,000,000 bushel. Men, wo
men and children kre working hard to
gather It before cold weather set in.
Th Jwy crop average 80 r cent
larger than last year, Wisconsin' three
time a large and Massachusetts 20 pet
cent.
The Cap Cod berries, the early black
variety, were the first to show In th
ti arkets. They must be used up before
Christinas or, a the grower say, they
will "go down to muah." The Jerey
berries will keep until March Without
softening. Th early berrle brought 14. M
a barrel, being II les than early prices
one year ago, due to a larger crop.
In the south the cranberry la known
mostly by reputation, and on that repu
tation, with berrle property distributed
through commission houses and touted,
the grower hope to market tli entir
crop before spring.
The cranberry selling organization Is
formed on the lines of the California
fruit growers' exchanges. Inspector
grade the fruit, label a graded and sell
the fruit as It come In with no favor
It sm, each grower taking thl average
price of the month. The grower. tinlea
"broke," doe not dispose of hi entire
crop at once, but offer It In section.
Most large growers now hav their own
warehouses and refuse to Hell any part
of their crop to the exrhangea until price
r "right." But whatever th condi
tions, the exrhangea do not Intend that
the market shall be glutted. New York
World.
I seles F.roaomy.
"Economy ha It pain well a It
Measure," sons a Washington preacher.
''If the expeiienc of an old darky of
my acquaintance In Virginia Count for
anything.
'.'One soring, for ome reason, old Mos .
was going round town with a fac of
olssatlsfnction. When questioned, he
poured forth a volubl tal of woe In
II cue terms:
" Murse Tom he come to me last fall
an' he Jty 'Mose. dry' gwtn to be a
hard winter, so yo' be keerful, an' AVw
yo' wage fast an' tight.
" 'An I bellcv Marse Tom, yassuh. I
believe htm. an' I sav, an' ear, an'
when d winter com It ain't got no
hardship, an' dera I wa wld all daA
money je( throws on xng hands.' "
