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TIIK I'.KK: y. M.MIA. WK1NKS)AV. (M TOI'.KK 14. 1P14.
When You Hear
That Dinner Ocll
I Vonr Blind fJo IWk to th PTg
When Yon Could K4 like
Farm Hand?
The mnnorr of n appetite In a wil
ful thing Th Ine of stomach power
the ability to rut h yurnlnt arter
good old-fashioned food that condition
la pitiful. Why ran t you realixa a-hat
thcuennds of others have demonstrated?
T. F. QDINLANJO BRAKDEIS
Oeninl General Manager of Hayden
Bros. Make! a Change.
WILL TAKE UP NEW DUTIES
Rfmirkaklr R l.e of Yeans; Mea
Wk a abort Tlma (( Wh a
'lerk la the tr of
tardea Braa.
Tt K& - "I'm m burner;? aa
Beeoad at ma "Walt till I rat a Plata,
fnl of rood old ooraed baaf aad cab
paca."
look at the above Illustration. ICwt
ererv one remember aurh a mnp.
l"ancy yourself wild tor food now. Fancy
yourself able to at as on of three
liirn aii rut.
tleo a little common sens and look nt
jour stoma h trouble In a practical man
ner. Hortn-thlng ha Kone wrong lth
your diKealive aarat lis. Hct voir body
machinery aright. Stuart' Iyercpni
Tablet are Nature's own way to dlire.
lug food. Ky eating; one of there tablet
after each meal yoti dlgeal that meal.
lujttln that nval mean easing the
work of the stomach. Intestines, liver and
pancrraa and Muring up new materials
Sor digesting future meal.
liat what you aill and when you
will, but alwava rarry a little Stuart
Iypepla Tablet In your pocket. In
a ahort time you will be aurprlaed at the
llsotne apirlt with which you look on
food. .
Go to your drtirrlat anywhere and buy
a box of Stuart' Dyspepsia Tablet this
vary day.
To anyone wlMHng a free trial of these
tablet please address V. A. Htuart Co..
Kt'iart Hldg.. Marahnll, Mich., and
a small (ample package will be mulled
Iran.
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Qj-Product
aT a
A Responsive Fuel
Vulcan responds
tothetouchofthe
draft like a well
trained horse to
the reiiT. The
reason is simple
Vulcan is a
more concentrated,
not a more condensed
fuel. It does not
settle and cake in the
fire-box like coal,
thus preventing a
draft through the luel
body. Opening the draft
on a'coal fire is often like
opening a faucet on a
clogged pipe nothijng
happens until the pressure
is great enough to blow
out the obstruction until
heat enough is generated
to burn the whole mass of
fuel. This is wasteful.
Try Vulcan Coke and
see the difference any
body can manage it, it
has no peculiarities to
take into consideration.
It costs less than hard coal,
and wherever Anthracite
is good, Vulcan is better.
Produced by
Coal Products Mff. Co, Jo!!t,in.
ExclualT Domeatte Sale Agenta.
fttwill-Mikemsoa Coal ft Coko Co,
XoOeralok Bldr; Chic-,
Nebraska Fuel Co.
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iUi.(.r..Ti.,irMTn
Thomaa F. Quintan, general munagei of
ITayden Brotho stores haa falgned hia
poMtlor, to he-rim aaxIMant to fJeorge
Hrandel. In charge of the Rramlel In
terest tn thla city. A. D. Trandel fett
that h rieded a man like (Julnlan to
lat In the management of tha many en
tarprlae which are under hi rare Iti
thl city. Mr. Prandels expert to dd
aeveral department to hi now Immense
buloet.a
Not many year am Mr. Quinlau came
from Flair to alanine a clerkahlp in Ibty.
dn Hrotbera atore and by hi rerognld
ability ha liaa worked hlmaalf to the front
until ha waa made general manager of
the entire atore, having been promoted
fo that poHltlon from manager of the
piano department. Mr. Quintan not only
njoy a t wide local acquaintance,
but I well and favorably known to men
In the commer-clnl world from cot to
coaet.
Ha Wide Ai-ajaalatanre.
Probably no man In Omaha ha a
wider acquaintance than Tom Qulnlan.
Aa a director of tha Commercial club, the
Aaaoclated Retailor and the roinmerrlal
Building and Ixian anioclatlon and the.
Carter Lake club and aa a member of the
Omaha club and varloua other ontnin.
tlona h he been apecly active In
addition to the hard work in connvtlon
with tha management of the lore Qnin.
Ian la aleo a rolonej on tJovcrnor Moore-
head' tff.
A. 1). IfrandH a l.lurilillic nnniernua
artlvitlea In the near future for tit
Prandel Interests In Omaha. Including
tha npetilnx of the Amerban theater, put
ting additional atorlea on the old Bran
del atore building on the northweat cor
ner of f-lxteenlh and Dougla treet, and
lntalllng numerous Improvement, in.
eluding recreation, library and reat room
for tha women employe of th atore.
Mr. Qulnlsn that it I with deep
rerret that lie leave hi old aaaoclate
at Hayden Rrothfra, aitli whom ha haa
worked for laentv veer but IK. inifu..
nient of a larger field and a better posi
tion ieu mm to mke the decision.
Mr. Qulnlan expect t.i take no hi.
dutlea about November 1.
(ieorare Rraadrli Pleaaed.
"Ye. It 1 true that Mr. Qulnlan ha
at-cepted a ponltion with our firm, and I
am moat happjr to have him aiaoclated
with ua." cald Oeorge Ilrundei. "He
will be my aanlnlant, both In live atore
and outalde, although hi exact dutlea
are not yat mapped out In detail, aa I
didn't caa o much in what capacity ha
xerciap hla ability, ao long aa It I for
J. I Hrandel Hon.
"My tonal d, Arthur D. Brandel. owner
of tnia bulnr, harea my aentiment
fully regarding Mr. Qulnlan and U aa
delighted aa 1 am with tha arrange-
nient."
Continuing, Mr. Brandal aaid: "Tha
eaormoua buelnes of tlia Brandeia Btore
with It ateady yearly growth ha been
a contlnuoug aurpriao to n. When I
cama to Omaha I had no Idea that I
would not be abla to carry It on In
definitely with tha adequate force already
eatabllahed. But it waa only a few
month till tha demand of the bualnma
were greater than my strength and ra
pacity, and I wa fortunate In aecuiing
Karl Loul of Chicago aa asalatant in
th mere hand ialng and. Now It has come
to a point where I realise the desirability
of an aaaletant In carrying out the gen
eral policy and general conduct of the
bualnes.
"Th very first time ! met Mr. Qulnlan
I wae Impressed with h energy and
ability and I thought hi aggressive and
agreeable personality would he a great
acquisition for the Brundel Store. I
do not know the exact day he will a
aume his dutle here, but hope It will be
soon, as we contemplate aom large Im
provement, and I am waiting now till
I can have the benefit of Mr. Quintan's
suggestions.
"No, there will be absolutely no other
changes In the personnel of our force.
It Is my honest opinion." said Mr. Bran.
dels, "that In associating Mr Qulnlan
with Mr. IiOuli, Superintendent Mlnger.
Mr. Thomas and our present efficient
corns of buyers and manazer. wa have
the atronrest organlsatloa of any retail
nouan west of, Chicago."
?e Good
o Yourself
by keeping in cood physicfd
trim and you will be the best
friend to yourself and a pleas
ure to others. Most sicknesses
begfin in the ordinary and
minor ailments of the digestive
organs, and for these ailments
have become the most popular
remedy, because they are so
safe, so certain, and prompt
in their beneficial action.
They tone the stomach, stim
ulate the liver, regulate the
bowels. By cleansing the
system and purifying the
blood they prove that they
Are the Best
Of Good Friends
LartMt Sale of Aay Madlela la tha WarM.
SM ererrwaere. la baaaa, 10e 2Se
Federal Court Opens
With Damage Suit
With the convening of the grand and
petit Juries and the formal opening of
trials, .the fedtral district court waa a
acene of life and activity. Judge radge
Morris of Duluth presided and heard the
preliminary evidence of the suit brought
by John Lothrop against the Chicago A
Minneapolis railroad. In which the plain
tiff axka a balm of K.0no damages for
hrdng ejected from a railway station In
Washington county In. tha winter of IM9.
Ixithrop alleges he suffered an lllnees as
a result of the exposure.
Commercial Club .
Buys Some Cotton
WuUoti to the value of CM Is soon to
become tha property of the Commercial
club of Omaha, aa a help to the "Buy a
Sale of Cotton" movement, which seek!
to find a means for the southern planters
to turn their cotton crop to caah. In spit
of the fart that the European markets
are closed. -
ELKS' CLAM B AXE TICKETS
OFF SALE THURSDAY EVENING
Ticket for tha Elk clambake at Krug
park en October tt will be taken off sale
at o'clock Thursday evening of this
week, according te th committee la
charge of the affair. Many visitors from
surrounding towns are expected at the
feaat.
Arete latltMtl.a.
"I was annoyed for over a year by at
tack of acuta tadtgeetlon. followed by
eonatlpaUoa." writes Mrs. M. J. Gal
lagher. Oeneva. K. T. "I Uted every,
thing that waa recommended to me fbr
thla eomplaiat. but nothing did rue much
good until about four month ago saw
Chamberlains Tablets advertised and
procured a bottle of them from our drug.
Cist. -1 soon reallaed that I had gotteu
the right thing, for they helped me a:
owe. Hi rice taking two bottles of them I
can est heartily without any bad effects."
bold by all dealers. Advertisement.
Malchien Has Been
Twenty-Fivd Years
With Brandeis Stores
Twenty.five year ego today i. II. Mal
chien applied to Arthur D. Hrandel for
a position a bookkeeper st the original
Boston Store, then occupying a space
Jl3! feet st Sixteenth and liougtti.
"What else besides keeping book ran
you dor' asked Mr. Brandel. "Well, I
will try to do anything else you ask mo
to do,"rWHS Mr. Malchien' reply.
Mr. Mnlchlen got the position, and be
side keeping tiook for the little Boston
Stote," he assisted during ruh hours In
selling gor.iI. wrapidrs bundle and
acting floor walker, and by strict at
tention to business he ha worked him
self up gradually to the position of con
fidential man and tretirer of th pres
ent firm of J. I Brandel. dt Sons.
"I went through all the up and down
of this enterprising firm In Omaha and
wtu often appalled at the nerve displayed
In their large undertaking, and the Im
mense chance for ucces they took. The
saddest occurrence during my connection
with thl firm mi tha sudden desth of
Rmll Brandel. who ot hi life on the
Titanic, a we worked aide by aide for
twenty-three year. He wa a big
hearted man and gave freely to charity
and to those who were 'down and out,' of
which very few knew."
When Mr. Malchien started keeping
books for the "little Boston Store' there
acre thirty-two clerks employed by the
Brandeis firm and now there are over
1,200 employes.
Mr. Malchien, besides belngconndentlsl
man and oflic manager of the firm of
J. I.. Brandeis 4 Hon,, 1 also treasurer
of the Brandel Realty company and the
Brandel Theater Building company. He
alao has charge of the finances of th
various Brandeis building companies, such
as the American Realty company, roua;
la auditorium, Courtney building. Boa
ton Btore Building company and the Em
prea Theater Building company.
ALL AUTO HEADLIGHTS
MUST NOW BE DIMMED
From new on. drlvera of vehicles using
blinding headlight will be arrested a
often aa police officer can catch them.
The new city ordinance governing auto
headlight I now In effect. Fourteen
drlvera were arrested Monday night and
brought Into court for their first warning
and reprimand. Second offenne means a
stiff fine.
The following were brought Into court.
J. B. Kahm, Uoyd Smith. A. J. Platek,
George Adams. Joseph Pink. C. W. Betta,
W. O. Trtte, A. B. Mohler. Muller Oelger,
B. Blotcky, T. J. O'Neill. C. J. Blbernaen.
W. B. IJnn and R. Marnet. y
Ordinary soap makes a good -ubstance
with which to dim headlights, the motor
cycle offloers ssy.
POPULAR YOUNG MAN TO GO
WITH J. L BRANDEIS t SONS.
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FARMERS MEET IN DECEMBER
Nebraska Congress to Convene in
Omaha from Eighth to Tenth.
MANY SPEAKERS WILL COME
Re.preaeatat Irea of Tarloaa Acrlcnl
faral nraanlsatlon Oat In State
to Addrea the Aaarmbly en
Pertlaent Toptca.
The program for the meeting of the
Nebraska Farm congress in Omaha, De
cember S to 10, is rapidly belnc shaped
Into completion. Among those who are
scheduled to appear In leading talks and
discussion are Dr. L. C. Klxln. stato vet
erinarian; Oeorge E. Condra, J. J. Mc
Allister, president of the atate water
power commission; C. H. (Justafeon,
president of the State Farmers' union;
J. D. Ream of Broken Bow, A. E. Shel
don, head of the IeKislatlve Reference
bureau, and many others.
Manager K. V. Parrlsh or the Bureau of
Puhltcit. of Omaha is sending out over
1.000 Invitations to the various farmer'
organisation In the state. The member
ship In the organisation Is by farmers'
organization rather than by Individuals.
There are over 1,000 such organisations in
the state. Each one I entitled to ten del
egatea, which mean that there will be at
least 10,0i)0 accredited delegate, who will
have credential if they are to present
thfm. Of courae, there never haa been a
time thai, all accredited delegate attended
the meeting.
Among the organization that are en
titled to delegations In thts congress are
the farmer' institutes, of which there sre
117 In the state; the farmers' mutual In
surance companies, of which there sre
sixty In the state; the co-operative cream
ery associations, of which there am
twenty-four in the state; the farmer' co
operative grain and live stock associa
tion, of which there are S3; the gran sea,
of which there are ninety-one; the state
agricultural associations, of which there
are thirty-two, and the county fair asso
ciations, of which there are fifty-three.
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Best for Ski a DI.eaiae.
Bucklen' Arnica Salve I soothing, heal
ing and antiseptic. Bent for burns, sore,
wounds, bruises, pile, etc. 'Sxx All
druggist. Advertisement.
Bee Want Ad Are the Beet Business
Boosters.
PICKPOCKETS RELEASED
AT CLOSE OF CARNIVAL
A doxen professional pickpockets, known
to the police in every large city, and
whose photograph regularly adorn pases
of a police magazine, were given their
freedom by Police Magistrate Foster.
The "dips" were arrested early last
week and held In lall until after carnival.
They were then arraigned on vagrancy
charges. ),
The fact that no wallet were stolen
durtut the carnival this year Is due to
the activity of the police in rounding the
pickpockets up as soon as they got into
town and, holding the well known ones
until after the festival waa over.
Stomach Relief! No Indigestion,
Gas, Sourness Pape's Diapepsin
Tou don't want a slow remedy when
your stomach Is bad or an uncertain
one or a harmful one your stomach I
too valuable; you rauat not Injure It with
drastic drugs.
Pane's Plapepaln Is noted for lta speed
In giving relief; It's harmlessneaa; It's
certain unfailing action in regulating sick,
sour, gassy stomachs. It's millions of
cures in Indigestion, dyspepsia, gaatritl
and other atomach trouble haa made It
famous the world over.
Keep this perfect atomach doctor In
your home keep it handy get a large
fifty-cent case from any drug store, and
then if anyone should eat something
which doesn't agree with them; if what
they eat lays like lead, ferment and
our and forms gas; causes headache,
dlsalneaa and nausea; eructations of acid
and undigested fond remember as soon
as Pane's Diapepsin comes In contact
with the stomach, all such distress vatv
Ishes. It's promptness, certainty and ease
In overcoming the worat stomach dis
orders Is a revelation to those who try it.
Advertisement.
After the Ball
Is Over
VV get a chmnce to ttop and
think about what we r tally
nttd to buy and whtr w$
art gotng to do th buying
This store srttle the "shoo rp ration" with most
of the women of Omaha. They hare found out
jean ago tht if they buy at lYy'a they're eure of
correct etyle aore of the finest quality. Newest
Fall etylee now being shown priced from S3.0O
to $0.00.
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