HE BEE: OMAHA. TiUnsiUY. .1 AXlWTiY 14,
Dandruff Makes
v Hair Fall Out
25 cent bottle of "Danderine"
keeps hair thick, strong,
beautiful.
Girls! Try this! Doubles
beauty of your hair in
few moments.
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SCHLITZ HOTEL IS
SOLD FOR $400,000
Union Securities Co. of Omaha the
Buyer Will Lease Second Floor
to First National Bank.
TO ERECT A NEW STRUCTURE
Within ten minutes after an applica
tion of Danderlne you cannot find a sin
gle trace of dandruff or falling hair and
your scalp will not Itch, but what will
pleaso you' moat will bo after a few
weeks' use, when you Bee new hair,' f hie
and downy at first yc-but really new
hair growing, all over the sralp. .
A little Danderlne Immediately doubles
the beauty- of your hair. No difference
how .dull., faded, brittle and seraKRy, Just
moisten a cloth with Danderlne and care
fully draw It through your hair, taklna
one small strand at a time. The effect Is
amarlng your hair will be light, fluffy
and wavy, and have an appearance of
abundance; an Incomparable lustre, soft
ness and luxuriance.
Get'a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's Dan
derlne from any drug store or toilet
counter,, and prove that your hair Is as
pretty and, soft as any that it has been
neglected or " Injured by . careless treat
mentthat's all you surely can fcave
beautiful hair and lots of It If you will
Just try a little Danderine. Advertise
ment. ' -
After a number of weeks of stubborn
negotiations the deal was closed Tuesday
night by the I'nlonSerurltlrs company of
Omaha for the purchase of the Srlillti
hotel property, extendlin on sixteenth
street from Harney street north to the
alley and Inoluding tho Sihlita hotel, the
Parisian Cloak company establishment,
the Rhemian-McConnell drug store loca
tion, a shoe store and the location, or
some of tho Orkln ntores. The Vogel In
vestment company of Milwaukee, former
owners of the property, have disposed of
It for a consideration snld to be X.00.
The I"nlon Securities company content-.
plates erecting a substantial store and
office building, with the understanding
that the First National bank, now at
Thirteenth and Farnam, is to lease the
entire Bccond floor.
Company nf Omaha Men..
Tho I nlon Serurlty company Is a hold
ing company recently organised In Omaha
to handle a few Investments. Interested
In the company are Isaac Congdon, John
D. Crelghlon. F. If lavls. president of
tho First National bank, and a number
of others. The company ban not yet de
cided what is to be tho site of the build
ing to be erected there eventually. There
Is lots of time to, figure on thBt ss the
. I ' .w K..ll.1lca 4V.A..A Ml..
jfrvnvm. irunvn VII lilt ipwnuiupn . "'-I
good for two yenrs more. It Is not likely
thenthat the new building will be erected
before two years, which will mesn tnat
the First National bank will continue in
its old stand at Thirteenth and. Farnam
for at least that long.
"What w-e will ask of the company,"
said .T. Ij. Davis, cashier of the . First
National,. "Is that they give us the en
tire second floor In one. We will do the
furnlstyng and make a bank of it."
This property Is 6(5 feet from east to
west and as it extends farm Harney to
the alley It Is a half block long north
and south. Within a block of Sixteenth
and Farnam streets it is considered one
of the most desirable locations in the
city. . Tt Is also considered In real estate
circles one of the largest and most im
portant actual sales made In some time
in Omaha. Other transactions have been
made on property equally valuable re
cently, but they have been long-term
leases rather than out-and-out sales.
Clergy Directors
of Banks in Olden .
Days at Ely, Eng.
In the old days In England, ministers
and even bishops were officers of ssvlng
bsnks, according to a rare old lesflet Just
donated to the puWIe llbrsry museum by
.Mrs. Anna P. Otis. 723 South Twenty-fifth
svenue. The leaflet was Issued at Ely,
Knelsnd. in IW, and announced the or
ganization of the Fly Savings bank. .The
Right Reverend Ixrd Bishop of Kly was
patron, the Very Keverend Dean of Kly
was president, snd a number of other
reverends were directors. Interest was to
be raid at the rate of three pounds, eight
shillings six pence per year on each 100
pounds sterling depo-lted. Tho father of
Mrs. Otis fosinerly lived at Kly and the
old leaflet w-ns found by her among his
papers.
Sons of Herman Are
Holding Meeting
Members of the Nebraska executive
committee of tho Sons of Herman,
Oermen-Amerli an Insurance lodge, are
holding their semi-annual meeting at the
Paxtun hotel. Those attending Include
President Albert v. d. lleyde, Grand
Island; secretary, Carl Itohde, Columbus;
treasurer. Frits Volpp, Bcrihner; A. P.
Young. Nebraska City; J. H. lxhmann,
Hastings; John Kchtn-llrr, SI an ton.
MILWAUKEE COMPLETES AN
EXTENSIVE TUNNEL ON COAST
Friday the Mrwaukee road will open
to traffic the Pnoqnalmle tunnel, forty
milea east of Seattle, to trsffle. This
tunnel baa been bored through the solid
rock of the Cascade range a distance of
two and one-half miles and at a cost of
t- OHO.000. Work was started In 113 and
has progressed constantly since then, and
the remarkable feature of carrying on
construction has l -en that .,.,t a life hss YOUNGSTERS ENJOY TALK
The nsw tunnel on the Milwaukee will
shorten the roast line more than throe
and one-half miles and will eliminate a
number of heavy grades.
BY MILLS ON LIVE BEARS
tlaaerman to Inry.
The Cincinnati club has claimed Pitcher
Jlageiman hy the waiver route and will
prohsbly secure him. It Is not Intended
by Cincinnati to ki-ep hhn, but to use him
In nnoOn-r deal which the lied officials
bavi! In mind.
Oo-lie dances Juet like a bear," ex
claimed a little kiddle In the crowd of
almost tn that heard Enos A. Mills, the
naturo lecturer, tell some of his hear
stories snd Illustrate them at the public
library Tuesday afternoon. The young
sters keenly enjoyed the Rocky mountsln
msn's tales of his personal experiences
with bents.
CELEBRATORS GIVEN
THIRTY DAYS IN JAIL
Beindorff Will
i Contest to Trial
Contest .jit., flia . wOl of Charles l'eln
dorff, who dlett last "March, leaving the
hulk of his tlS.ons estate to his daughter.
Mrs. Minnie Mumett, since deceased, has
gone to trial In' Judge Kstello's district
Court.
Otto Beindorff, a son, and several
grandchildren are opposing probato of
the will on tlte ground that unduo In
fluence was used hy bis daughter and
her friends and that Mr. Belndorrf was
mentally Incapahlo of making a nil).
T.' W. Blackburn, who drew the all!,
was questioned on tho witness stsnd by
Attorney Connell, who attempted to so-
Frank and Kate West. li2 California
street, arrested for disturbing the peace,
were allowed to depart from police court
Tuesday morning, when Frank, who had
rw'n given hw freedom temporarily to
purchase tickets for himself and wife to
Waterloo, la., showed the bits of paste
bosrd to Judas Foster. The sarno pair
were rearrested on the same charge Tues
day plsht and sentenced to thirty days
rsi h in tho county jail Wednesday morn
ing. .
Frank had taken back the tickets, and
with .the money he and his wife had pro
ceeded to get "gloriously exhllcratod."
STEGNER COMMITTEE IS
TO MEET AGAIN TODAY
The Tloard of Kdncatlon committee on
the case of Miss Iconise lUcgner did not
hold lis second meeting yesterday ss
planned, but will hold It today.
Tim committee found, after Its first
conference, that tho ciuestlnn wna not. so
cure admissions favorable to the plain-1 Mniple. but that It required very careful
tlf la. Mr. Wackburn's memory proved
faulty. He declared several times that
he waa unable to recollect clearly points
raised In questions. He admitted that lie
had been acquainted with Mrs. Hurnett
and that she had been his client.
A Remedy
For All Pain
"The efficiency of any drug" says Dr. CP.
Bobbins, "is known to us by the results we
obtain from its use. It we are able to eon
trol pain and disease ny-meana of any pre
paration, we certainly are warranted in Ha
use. One of the principal symptoms of all
diseases ts pain, and this Is what the patient
most often applies to us for, 1. e. something
to relieve his pain. It we can arrest this
firomptly, the patient la most liable to trust
D os (or the other remedies which wilt effect
a permanent onre. One remedy which I
have used largely In my practice Is Antl
kamnia Tablets. Many and varied are tbel
uses. I have put them to the test on many
occasions, and have never bees disappoint
ed. I found them especially valuable lor
headaches of malarial origin, where quinine
was being taken. They appear to prevent
the bad after-eOeets of the quinine. Antl
kamnla Tablets are also excellent tor the
headaches from Improper digestion; also
tor headaches of a neuralgic origin, and es
peolailyforwomen subject topalnsat certain
times.. Two Antl-kamnla Tablets give
prompt rellef.and lna short time the patient
( able to go about as usual." These tablets
maybe obtained atall druggists. Aik for
A-K Tablets. They are also unexcelled for
headaches, neuralgia and all pains.
HOW TO HAVE LONG
BEAUTIFUL HAIR
; By a Hair Specialist.
Dahlman Remits
Fine of Man Who
Talks Up to Judge
In less than fifteen minutes after he
had paid a fine of $5 and costs Imposed
on him by Police Magistrate Foster for
contempt of court, C. W. Bales, man
ager of the Omaha Harness company.
318 HoJth Thirteenth street, was pardoned
by Mayor James C. Dahlman.
The affair arose out of the following
occurrence. Tuesday afternoon a negro
entered the offices of the Omaha Harn
ess company, asked for work, was re
fused, and then to get even stole a piece
of harness from- In front of the place.
Jle was caught, arrested and sentenced
to fifteen days In Jail. ' Cafes appeared
against him.
Following Foster's sentence. It is as
serted that Bales exclaimed, "Fifteen
days. Hell, Judge, you ought to give him
sixty." Foster immediately fined Bales
15 for contempt of court and had him put
in the bullpen with tho prisoners,, until
the session was at an end. When he was
called out. Bales paid the fine without
a murmur, but Immediately applied to
the mayor, ' who asserted that he had
not been given a fair cioel, and pardoned
him.
Foster would not speak of the matter
In detail after court, merely making a
statement that Bales had said enough
to warrant the fine he Imposed. Bales was
very. Indignant over the affair, which he
declared was wholly unwarranted.
Retailers Will Meet
at Paxton Tonight
The regular monthly meeting of tho As
sociated Retailers of Omaha Is to bo held
this evening at the Paxton hotel
at 6:15. The legislative committee Is to
make' Its report on proposed legislation
to come up at the present session of the
lawmakers. Tho collection department of
the Associated Retailers Is also to make
Its report.
The collection department, which Is
newly Installed, Is to be in operation by
the first of nex.t week. The retailers con
sidered this matter for somo time before
they derided to establish a collection
agency In connection with tho organization.
artloii. Tho fact that the committee
spent one entire afternoon on the mat
ter of the tcacher relnsf ateinent (which
seems to be a strong probability) Is taken
aa Indicating that it Is not proceeding
in nny pell-mell manner.
ATTORNEY SAYS BRODEGAARD
AFFAIRS WILL BE ALL RIGHT
Tlwit the company owning the .Brode
gaurd tncortxrntcd chain of. 2M stores Is
solvent and that W. O. Ure and Paul
Kuhtis are working with members of the
company to reduce the Indebtedness and
xtend the credit while Mr. Brodrgaard
Is In California resting Is declared by At
torney Ed Balrd. That Mr. TTre and Mr.
Knhna will be successful In their en
deavor Is their belief. Tho financial
stringency is said to be due to heavy
purchases of stocks before tho war and
slower trade this winter.
The
Originators
of
Half Price
Clothing
Sales
'in
Omaha
Aft
A , -a
"no MVTT9 M
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f If i! A I
ill'. I I u
"Look"
for the
Maker's
Name
on the
Label
When You
Buy Your
Suit or O'coat
Otliii Loss If ohie (Gsifim
at this semi-annual HALF PRICE sale of Men's and Young Men's Suits and Overcoats.
Nothing like it in Omaha from a VALUE GIVING standpoint. It has been the biggest
sale this store ever held.
That people recognize and appreciate the Genuine Worth and exceedingly low price of
Kuppenheimer, Society Brand and Hart. Schaffner & Marx
is proven every day. .
Hundreds upon hundreds of these fine Suits and Overcoats to select from right up to
the mark of style excellence and only half priced.
$40
Garments
$20
$35
Garments
$17.50
$30
Garments
$15
i $25
Garments
$12.50
$20
Garmcirts
$10
$18
Garments
$9
i $15
Garments
$7.50
$12
Garments
$G
GREEN HEADS BUYERS
OF BURGESS-NASH STORE
It Is not hard to stop the hair from
falling out and promote Its growth If
the right means are used. There is no
s.n fni flu. Ri-iiljvwIiArji thu Imlr roots
are dead and the scalp U shiny. How- and' Assistant to the Vice President Van
EASTERN RAILROAD MEN
LOOK OVER OMAHA. ROADS
"We are Just out ascertaining If there
are . any of the western railroads that
have accounting systems that are more
efficient- than ours," said C. I Bardo,
general manager of the New York, New
Haven & Hartford railroad, who, accom
panied by Vice President Tomllnson, Me
chanical Superintendent Fltxmaurlce, En
gineer of - Maintenance of Way Backus
ever, to those who have not reached this
condition, immediate steps should be
taken to stop It before it la too late.
Here is a simple recipe which you can
make at home, that will stop the hair
from falling out, promote its growth and
eradicate scalp eruptions and scalp hu
mors. To a half pint of waiter add 1 oz.
bay rum, a small box of Barbo Com
pound and os.. off glycerine, and apply
to the hair, rubbing with the finger tips,
two or three times a week. ' These In
gredients can be obtained at any, drug
utore at very little cost and mixed at
home. This recipe not only promotes
the growth of the hair, but darkens
streaked gray hair arid makes it soft
and glossy. Advertisement.
Quit Sneezing!
A Utile Koodoo's Catarrhal Jelly placed In
the nostrils will bring relief. Your drucgit
guariuitMs it. Moacr ak 11 it UlU. A IX
or SUg tube o( ' ,
LONDON'S
Original and Gnuin
CATARRHAL JELLY
Dos t delay. Use it st once. Its cooling,
soothing, bsallag effects are woodertul.
Best tbing you can use for enroaio natal
catarrh, colds In head. snVesing. dry cstanh.
sore aose. nose bleed, etc. 16.0utt.0u0 tubes
have been sold. Writs us ior generous free
sample. 1C00 dnisiri.ts sell this splendid
lewedy. Avoid dsnious substitutes.
KONDOM MFO. CO, MlrraaapaHe, Mlnr-
Alstltie, all of the same road, are spend
ing the day. In the city.
The 'officials arrived In'thelr car, and
later left for Kansas City, where they
will look into the accounting systems of
the roads having headquarters there.
They went to tho Union Pacific head
quarters, where after meeting General
Manager Ware, they went to the office
of Auditor Stirling ind wer given an In
sight into his system of keeping company
accounts. ' Later In the day they visited
the Lion Pacific shops.
As to business conditions in tho east,
Oeneral Manager Bardo said:
"Up to this time there has been slight
improvement and we are looking for
something better, but it is Impossible to
tell lust how long It will be before the
desired change will be . brought about.
The authority given for the advance in
freiaht rates by the eastern roads is cer
tain to help some and enable the roads to
go on with needed Improvements to the
properties." ,
The department managers and buyers
of the Burgeos-Nash company met at
their store Tuesday evening and organised
an association which will bear the name
of the Burgess-Nash Buyers' associa
tion. - .'
The sole purpose of this organisation
Is for the dlscusrfon of various topics,
conditions, when and how to sell most
deslrabln merchandise, suggestions from
all .departments on how to get best re
sults, planning ahead, etc., which will be
educational and advantageous to thn do-
psrtttients not only In each individual's
connection with It, but the welfare of tho
store In general.
The officers elected are A. L. Oreen,
president; Hiram Junes, silk department,
vice president; Mrs. E. P. Wright, corset
department, secretary.
A committee consisting of Ueorge
Adwers, Pain Johnson, J. W. Watson.
Miss N. Watson and Miss M. OMalley
was appointed to draw up rules and by
laws of the association.
It was also decided that the meetings
should bo called once a month on the
lest Tuesday of each month.
The first regular meeting was set for
Tuesday evening, January 26.
Bco Want Ads Are the Host Business
Head Pally by People In Search of Ad
vertised Opportunities.
Any $2 and $2.50
Stiff Hat,
95
Any $3.00 Stiff
Hat at c
$1.25
aaassoca
DECISION OF INJUNCTION
SUIT IS POSTPONED
Decision of the Injunction suit brought
by Edwin T. Rohe to prevent chsnges
In capital stock of the National Fidelity
and Casualty company was postponed to
allow further argument ; by request of
attorneys for the company after District
Judge Sear Indicated he would sustain
the temporary restraining order. Lack
of adequate notice of a special meeting
Is alleged by the plaintiffs.
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PUR.SE IS TAKEN FROM
MUFF WHILE IN THEATER
Miss Pearl Raff, cashier at the College
Inn csfe. 216 South Eighteenth street, re
ports to the police that while In a local
theater her purse waa stolen from her
muff. The receptacle contained 110 In
cash, a two-karat ruby ring with claw
setting and a pair of cuff buttons marked
"P. R."'
The Jewelry was a keepsake and Miss
Raff declares If it Is returned to her, she
would be glai to let the thieves retain
the cash.
Try Thla (or- 'enralala.
Neuralgia la a pain In the nerves.
Sloan's Liniment penetrates and soothes
the .aching nerves. 'Get a bottle now. All
druggist. Advertisement.
R0SEWATER TO ADDRESS
THE PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY
Victor Rusewaler 'will address the
Omaha Philosophical society at 3 p. m.
Sunday at their hall In the Labor temple.
Nineteenth and Farnam streets. His
subject will be ''Short Ballot."
Know the Coal You Buy
How much have you known in the part about the coal you
have bought? Who mines it where is it mined how is
it mined how carefully is it prepared for your use? You
' spend a considerable sum of money on coal and you should
buy it carefully. Know what you get You Jo know
when you buy
LEHIGH'VALLEY
ANTHRACITE
The Coal That Satisfies
It is the finest of Pennsylvania anthracite, or hard coal. The
various sizes, egg, stove, nut, etc, always run uniform.
Careful preparation does away with the presence of slate
and other foreign matter. In addition to these qualities,
and because of them, Lehigh Valley Anthracite bums long
and evenly, with little waste, giv
ing steady and ample heat
The next time you need coal order
Lehigh Valley Anthracite. Order
it by name. Your dealer will
ply you: If he can't, write
LEHIGH VALLEY COAL SALES CO.
McCormick Building Chicago, III.
UHihvaLU9 We Sell
;rttW ITHIGN VALLEY
J$M. AMTrlRACiTE
Tk
who sell
Sisa is DieoUreel b DaeJara
ill Labis Valley Anthracite SUPt
'ill
COAL BALE C6:
This la Bad Meats.
The Indoor life ot winter, with lack of
eutdoor exercise, puts a heavy load on
the kidneys. Nearly eterybody suffers
from rheumatism, backache, pain in sides
and back, kidney and bladder ailments
A backache may not mesn snything fcrl
ous. but it certainly does not ineau any.
thing good, it's tirttcr he un tin aaie
side and take Foley Kidney Pill 19
vtrengthen snd invigorate the' kldncs
nd help them do their work. They help
rid the blood of acids and poisons. o!d
by all deb is Ad ertmeiuent
An Easy Way To
End Catarrh Forever
impls Home Treatment Destroys (terms
of This Dangerous Disease.
4
. The I'falnn whv an mnnv n.nnla w . .1
suffer from Catarrh never seem able to '
gel euren is that they are continually
seeking the momentary relief of sprays,
douching, greasy creams, ointments, etc
8uch things Uo open ui the swollen nos
trils and clear the head temporarily be
sido Htopplna for a mhile the 1l(f uxl lnr
blowing-, hawking, spitting and choking
hut they never ture. To drive 0111. t'a-
tnrrh for gnori vou have got to tet down 1
10 lis real rauxe. I'Hlarrli Is a Krrni llx
esse. The sir l always full of (starrlil
germs tlirrn off hy one person mii.i hIj- ;
sorhed hy another and when the system '
does fail to throw off such genim tnev
find permanent liMlaeiiient In tli nose,
throat and head and multiply rapidly.
The germs 11T 1 iitarrh run beat be lie- 1
stroyed bv 1n!ia4lnir the Mire inodicated
air of Ifyonu I r. ronouiM'rd llvo-inei.
"Chicago's Nwst and Best Hotel"
Tin; I Lome of Omaha People
Visiting Chicago
The Place Where You 'll
Meet Your Friends
And Your Home
Paper is Waiting
for You at
the Newt
Stand
Uaoerta
Psrtoaal Saperviaiea of
HARRY C.MOIR
Tlila spleiKlbl and powerful combination
of oil of Kuiulvptus with other lit-almt;
aueuts l.i a wonderful k.tiiiIiI.ImI Uix
tlon. You breathe Ita'atr into your noxe.
throat and lunRS by means of a small
hard rubher inlialer wult h the Hhermun
A McConnell I'rux Co.. uud oilier leading
diusglKlH In till vicinity sunnlv with
every complete treatment. This melt
rsted air is certain death to the verms
of Catarrh and drive ilieni completely
out of your xystein and when the aerriin
are dextroved the i-aturih with ail Its
Oitutgreeable svniitoiOH all! atop. Kven
Ian or three minutes line w itlve, re
fresh llig relief while if you a III use It
I '. u 11 ll.re lime a. iluv for a lew nrrku
it ill eoitinlelelv IhiiIh!i caturrlt and
eei n riililooi of i.ittarih. Am Hyuniel
la pleuMiit lu breathe And la alwuvs koII
hy li ilfniMM e.erahere Willi a pualtiVe
guai antee of suetennf ol result or inoiiev
bai k, auiely no Catarrhal aufferer shuuhl
?) long before trying this Simula home
cmedy. Advertisement.
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A Room with a Bath
for a Dollar and a Half
Home of the
BostbnOyster House
. The Most Famous
Restaurant in
In the
Heart of
the Loop
Convenient to
Stations, Theatres, Shops
Prison tel
the West
Courteous trearment i
Every Convenience
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ELIZABETH
is to be given next, and
she is one of tho prettiest,
sweetest dolls we ever
bqv She has light hair
and blue eyes, and is styl- .
ishly dressed in the. very, m
latest fashion.. She has a
blue dress, bluo hat and
bine 6hocs and stockings.
The little girl that wins,
her will surely bo de
lighted. Elizabeth will be given free to
the little trirl under 12 veam ot
ege that brings or malls as the
largest number of dolls' pic
t tires cut out of the Dally and
Hunday Iiee before 4 p. ni. Hat
urday, January 10.
Elizabeth's picture will
be, in The Bee every day
this week. Cut thern out,
and ask your friends to
save the pictures in their
paper for you too. See how
many pictures of Eliza
beth you can get," "and be
sure to turn them in . to
The Bee office before
p. rn. Saturday, Jan. 16.
You Can See Elizabeth at The Bee Office
"Quality
Tells"
MadUen and Clark St. CHICAGO
J. O. CONWAY HUTCHINS. Msneker
For 79
years this famous
Brand lias deserved
the'reputation of Main
tained Quality. Today
BOND & LILLARD
Bottled In Bond
leads all others in the demand
of the critical whiskey user.
This old-fashioned hand
made Sour Mash Whis
key is sold iverywhere
because demanded every
where.
mmyf
tyA DISTRIBUTING CO.,
mWvWm Dialulery:
-fhf J Lawrenceburg, Ky.
X iS "-1 W.sUra Officat
I fjXJ 415-417 Delaware) St,
tstaaiisy , " '!-"y
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