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THE BEE: OMAHA. TIIUIWDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1915.
KEY YORK STOCK MARKET
Jt it Strong and Bplete with Many
Interesting Develop
" . mentt.
XvXIMTO STATION OF U. S. GOLD
NEW TORK, FVh. 1ft. Apart from con
atant preaaure mrnlnKt th rol shares,
whlh at one tlir,e showed mihatsntlal
Inwva on rumnn of an Impending derision
by the Interstate Commerce commiFolnrv,
today flock market w strong and .re
plete with Interesting developments.
Chief among these wag th reimporta
tion of II.MO.floO American gold from Ot
tawa, where It had been deposited by our
banker !a th early wwk of tha Etiro
pran wan. The Importance of thla trans
artion. aa awn bv local flnanrlxl Inter
eata. Ilea In tha fart that It ! the firat
Indication of a return of the precious
metal to thla center since tha beginning
of the foretKti crista Mora Importa of
gold from the same aourre are aald to
be under negotiation.
Other encouraging factor wera tha
tarns Increase In January tonnage re
ported by tha fnlted Ktatee Rteet corpora
tion, advance In finished t4el and Iron
and new railway financing and equipment
1'iimhaaea Aprovnl At the new 10.
tw.OuO bond laaue by the New York Central
director! on terma more advantageous to
tha company than were originally out
lined, waa .reflected In tha partlai reoov
ery of the atw k.
A conalderable part of today" gslns waa
In the etwxMalttes. Bethlehem Steel and
acme of tha automobile shares ascending
to high records with continued demand
for American Smelting. National lad
and Pittsburgh foal common and pre
ferred. The last named erored a masl
rnum train of 7 points on rumora that It
had been decided to reatore tha dividend
to Ita full rate and add a part of tha ac
crued accumulated dividend. Department
atora securities also figure In. tha move
ment among obacure Imuci.
Foreign anchanite fell to yesterday's
low rate for cabica on Iondon, hut re
covered later on buying of bills, that
movement being facilitated by tha ap
proaching holiday. Local money ratea
hardened allKhtly for a similar reaaon.
London's markets were ateady. ecept the
American dlvlalon, where a weaker tone
prevailed. Tha Imperial Fan of Ger
many added almost SR,tiQ,OCiu to Ita Bold
holding.
Uonila ware lower, with heavy decline
Jn low priced Issues. There were numer
ous eaJea for future delivery, preaumably
foreign account. Total sales, par value,
aggregated tl.MO.OOO.
1'ntted States registered 2 advanced
per cent on call,
Number of aalea and leaAlng quotation
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I.oadoa Stork Market.
LONDON, Feb. lO.-The atock market
wita mote cheerful today. American ae
ruritiea were mtilntatnrd around parity
durliiB- tho early (leKiuma which were ron
rnxed tft t n).,u I'a. me n,l (Vuiadlan lacl
I'n. Iter aet.eral movement hardened
I he Hat and made the cloalna ateady.
r't.VKIt Hw, KSd per ounce.
MNKr-l percent
Uscoi-NT HATtd Fbort and three
Snout h l'(jl-i4 p,.r (ttl,
Bask Clawrlaca.
OMAHA, Keb. lOx Hank clearlnira for
Dmrtha toJay were t?.fki3.t9 M and for the
porrcaponUipg day laat year $a.(JM,K)l.lJ.
Order for (Keel larreaae,
KKW YORK, Feb. 10 -The unfilled ton
tiaso of the I'nlted Ktntea Hteel corpora
'tion Januxrjr HI totalltid 4,Mn.67i tona. aa
tmircajx of ill.CJS ttuia over December.
Carries Sick Wife
Down Fire Escape,
Then Gives Alarm
Fire badly damaged the barber shop of
t autiKtie ex v rie 4, v. a nuuvu niriaenta
itri-ct. and aJso did conilderabte damage
to the CopenhaRen tailor hnp ad'olnlnj
" R. W. tv-hmlrtt. who Uvea on tha arcond
floor of the b.iil.lln In wlilrh th fire
took place, n awakened by the cough
U,g of l.la akk al'e and milling smoke,
trolte a rear window opening on tha fir
!sacpe auid carried her to the (round. H
.later arouaed aeveral fellow roomer and
Iwaa hlmaelf carried from th building,
overcome by amoke. The damage I et(
nuXeil at aevera4 hunflred dollar.
;Eush' Prosecutes
five Bank Wreckers
I
I 'lv4M4tr K. Ituih as l(lal counsel for
tli t'overnment, agisted in th convlc-
iti-.it of five banker of t'lilckaaa
OUla,.
tiLJ lu il4;iui)l.l, Tenn., on a
'Hal tig the mails t drfiwuj.
J. K. SUfaJi presided.
cliargt of
1 ciieial
i I.'iapatchc from Moniphis say that
Du.Ua Kuah'a argument to the Jury
;e.iod the fate of the drfendants, moat
ff wMun aiw W4-lthy ai.d iromir.nt tra
ths touLh. It was charged that tha de
fjuiart wrecked a ITiiikaesw bank.
I! IT,' "EL HECEIVES FIP.ST
LC.D CF PLAY APPARATU"
J. 11. Runmul, aoperlhtendt-nt of parka
boulevard, l.aa received a carload
i l ru-e M-h will be ud fur th fraitio
W"i of -it ;.t sets cf r'ay apparatus to
it ti.otaU.d wlrln the aril sUty Cnyt
M . i.t parks.
l o h n't will en. brace, threes turning
j ; i. a, inw f. it ft f!lng rings and tort-
try y3& 4.
r
A i-ii.j b--.!,! tau I old quickly
:v. aU 'It i-6's "iM.-h.iH-fS Cliancea."
UATTERS'CASE IS
HOW OH TRIAL HERE
Judge Order Government'1 Wit
nenea to Be Segregated During
' Hearing of the Case.
LUXBBE5 13 FIRST WITNESS
Dispatch and dtrMtneiti eharaetar
Ued tha aecood A&j of tha trial of
Thomas II. Matters of Omaha In fed
eral court on a charge of aiding
Prertldent Melchlor L. Luebben of the
First National hank of Sutton to is
sue certificates of deposit without au
thority and misapplying the fuhds of
the bank, which . finally closed its
doors November 3, 1913.
t'nlted BUte Attorney Howell pre-
aented the government" lde of the ca
to the Jury, and e-8enator Burkett ad
drcaaed the Jury for tb dfene. At 11:80
the government called It flrat wltne,
Preeldent Itiehhen of tha defunct bank.
Prior to thl, following the pfeaeotatlon
of th caae to the Jury, one of the de
fendant' attorney, H. H, Wllaon of
Lincoln, requested that the rut be en
forced aegreaatlng the gorernment' wit
bee. Mr. Howell agreed to this, with
th exception of Mr. Luebben and the gov
ernment' eipert ccountnt. It would be
neoeaaary for him to consult theae fre
quently during the trial, he pointed out
Judge Touman ecued the expert ac
countant from coming under the rule, but
ordered It to apply to Mr. Luebben a' to
th other wltneaae. who were ordered
to leave the room, but remain within call
and not to talk to anyone about the care
or about their teatltnony.
fleverai women were In the court room
and one woman bad brought her klnttlng
along and piled her needle lnduatrlously.
Larbbea Ideatlfle Pemrarata,
The afternoon waa taken up with Identi
fication of exhibit by Luebben. w'hen
rvnurt adjourned he had reached exhibit
ro. 177, and ther wara many more to
come. Moat of. the were letter re
ceived by Luebben a prealdent of th
bank and cople of latter written by him.
Aa rapid progrea waa mad at poaalble
under th long Involved legal form which
waa gone through with by th wltneaa In
Identifying each of the letter and cople
of letter. In Identifying the latter, for
Inatanoe, wltnea In reply to the ottor
ney' Interrogation, "What did you do
with th original of thl letterr replied
In each caae:
"I placed It in a stamped envelope con
taining the return card of th Flrt Na
tional bank of Button, eled It and de
posited It In the poatofflc at Button,
Neb., or on the mall oar at Button, Neb.,
for tranamuMlon In the United Ft ate
mail to th addressee."
Russians Forced to
Abandon Czernowitz,
Capital of Bukowina
BERLIN, Feb lo.-(y Wlrelea to Lon
don. p. m l Th Bucoaaae achieved by
tha Auatro-Oerman force In Bukowina,
th Hunagrlan crown land adjoining Ga
llcta, have caused the abandonment by
the Russian of CaernowlU, capital of
Uukowlna, aooordlng to a statement U
sued her today.
The statement follow: "Our troop
have occupied Bucaaw (southeastern Bti
kowlna), and are marching toward Csar
nowlts, m hlch ha been abandoned by the
Kuswian governor, Kvreimoh, and Ms gar
rison, who retired to Novoalelea, (on th
Russian' border, east of Csarnowita )"
Army head'iuartera today gave out he
following statement: ' ,
"With the exception of minor auccease
for our troops In the Argonne and on the
weat elope of th Vcsges, near Ean-De-Sapt,
and In the Hlrsbat h wood, ther la
nothing to report from th western thea
ter of war.
"Isolated fighting on the Xaat Prussian
frontier developed at aom point Into
greater engagemonU, which art progress
ing normally. . v
"In Poland, on th right and left banka
of the Vistula, the situation remain un
changed.
Van Dusen Plans'
Trip to Chicago;
but Has Bad Luck
Dotectiv Charlea Van Dusen bought a
tkket for Chicago, packed hi portman
teau, had a Bkw ehav and hair cut.
bought ,, guide book of the Illinois
metropolis and had vlaions of getting a
glimpse of Rtajte street. Then It hap
1m1. II wUl imt .o t0 Chivaao Juel
now, but may go In a year or porhap a
year and a half.
Van Dusen secured a reoulaltlon for
th retern of raul Krummell. arrested
In tlilcago on a chaieeaof entering the
house of r. W. Charske. 4X North For
tleth street In thla city, a few week ago,
and stealing about two worth of Jewelry
and suits of clothes After th arrest It
was Itemed that th wardoa at Jollet
had a prior claim on Krummell. who will
be returned to Jollet to crve out a en
tene which he sought to terminate by
etaplng from th prison. After Krum
met has' finished his tint at Jollet De
tective Vn Duann may go aftr blm.
it may one or two year hence,
ven longer.
or
CLEAN YOUR WALKS OR THE
. OFFICER WILL GET YOU
Officer liagerman. Wheeler, Manafield.
Eleadman. Turner and five ptliers will be
appointed to serve on a squad under Ker-J
geant Rusaril to round up all offender
who will not clear their sidewalk of tea
and snow. Sergeant Russell waa aent out
on his mission at 1 o'clock by Captain
Dempsey. Th maximum fin for th
offense Is S;'
ELMER H WOOD IS NOT
CUITE AS WELL AS HE WAS
WhD It la srted that no alarming
symptom hav developed, report from
tha home of timer It. Wood are to tha
rfTect that ha Is not Quit as wall as he
has been. It Is believed that he La
overtsxed hi strength and has been tak
trig too much eieri.ta.
aa4la.lUa atai It l arva.
biart a two wwka' treatment of Dr.
Kings Uf Itiis uxUy. juod fur
t.qua h and live. Z4. AU drugKlaU.
A d trrrtueraetit.
SUED FOR CAUSE OF DEATH
Big Pjunages Asked of Saloon
Keeper Jloscrey for Death of
Schroeder and lUpp.
SAID TO RAVE SOLD HEN UQUOB,
Peer and whlaky, alleged aold to Tred
nd Peter Bchroeder and William Rapp by
Teter Moscrey, a saloon keeper, provide
a partial solution of the problem of how
these men met death July IS. 1M4, , ac
cording to assertions msd by member
of their famllle in suits agaJnat th aa
loon keeper and hi bondsman, aaklng
totl damage of rtO,00, filed In district
court, J
Mrs. Hannah Bchroeder, widow of Fred
Bchroeder. representing herself and chil
dren, aek IX.Ono damages; Mra. Anna
Bchroeder, mother of Fred and Peter
Bchroeder, aue for SIO.OOO damage, and
Mr. Marguerite Rapp, widow of Wil
liam Rapp, request J5,000 damages for
herself and children.- , r
The petition allrg that a th reault
of drinking liquor ecured from Moscrey"
saloon, th men became quarrelsome In
their relations to each other and to "some
person or person unknown to th plain
tiffs," and that the shooting followed a
a result
Joseph Rapp, Jr., an attorney, recently
applied for and received county aid for
hi sIsteMn-law, Mr. Marguerite Rapp.
Mr. Rapp alio I an appllcant 'for pen
sion for her four children.
Th trlpl killing caused a sensation,
none of the thre men making a definite
tatement a to who they believed did th
hooting.
Connell Disputes
Federal' Figures on
Omaha Death Rate
Th city health commissioner take ex
ceptlons to the government figure which
show that th death rata In Omaha laat
year waa 13.9 per thousand of population.
Thl official explain . that th federal
figure included the death of Dundee,
Florence, Benson and of other location
near Omaha but Just outside th limit.
Dr. R. W. Connell atates that th ac
tual death rat lis Omaha last year waa
. per thousand of population. Th
health commissioner la -rather JeaJqua of
Omaha's and, Nbraka'a vital tatlatlp.
for he contend that thl state U on of
the healthiest part of th world, and
h stand ready to defend that statement
with fact and flgWe..
While on thla .ubject the health com
missioner take not that laat month
there were only seven death of Infant
under 1 year of ag In Omaha, a agaln.t
ighteen death during January laat year.
The commissioner makes bold to state
that no city in this country can .how a
better record of Infant mortality, baaed
on the number of birth.
Rotary Club. Wants
Educators to Come
" to Omaha in 1916
i
A movement to bring th national con
vention of public achool auperintendenta
to Omaha rn J91S waa launched by th
Rotary club at It weekly luncheon at
th Henshaw, upon motion of Superin
tendent E. U. Oraf f. Secretary Tom
Kelley of the local club wa instruct!
to wrlta to th Rotarlan of Cincinnati,
where th convention meet thl year
and urg their co-operation In bringing
the aaaoctation to th Gate, Cltyl next
A Urg group of Omaha Rotarlan will
ro to Council Bluffa Friday to visit th
new Rotary club ther and help boost It.
At th Henshaw meeting letters of ao
knowledgement wera read from organl
utlons that received money from the
club' Pavlowa charity ball. Dick B.
Rrunn aang some new song which he
wrot and publishes himself. , .
GRAIN RECEIPTS'IRE THE
LIGHTEST OF THE YEAR
With th lightest receipt of .the. year
and with ateady to lower price, th
rtun market waa dull and list.
ess. neceipt were: Wheat, U; eon. St
oats, I carloads. .
Wheat sold at WKfJl M. one-half t .
cant lower tha Tuesday. Cura was 13&
v, usaur4jr a cent err.
PROWLER IS BOUND OVER
TO THE DISTRICT COURT
Arthur Hawley. who was arrested f.
prowling around Hamilton apart
menta. waa bound over by Police Jud-.
Foster to tha district court and hie bond
set m .-.
Big Eaters Get
V
Kidney Trouble
Take a glass of Salts before break.
fat If your liack burta or
BlAJdtr bother you.
Tli American men and women muat
guard constantly against Kidney trouble,
beoaus w eat too much and all ouf food
1 rich. Our blood 1 filled with uric acid
which the kidney s4rlv to filter out.
they weaken from overwork, become slug
gish; the ellmlnatlve tlauea clog and th
result Is kidney trouble, bladder weakness
and -a general decline In health.
When your kidney feel like lump of
lead; your bark hurt or th urine 1
cloudy, full of ledlment or you are. oblig
ed to aeek relief two or three Umea dur
ing th nlcht; If you suffer with sick
headache or disy, nervous spell, acid
stomach, or you hav rheumatism when
the weather la bad; get from your phar
macist about four ounces1 of Jad Salts;
take 4 tablespoonful In a glass of water
twfV breakfast Tor a few daya and your
kldnev will then act flue. This famous
salta la made from, tha avid of grapes and
lemon Juice, combined with lithla. and
has been used for generations to. flush
and attinulate clogged kidneys; to neutra
lise th actus In the urine ao It no longer
la a source of Irritation, thus ending blad
der disorders.
Jad Salts Is Inexpensive; cannot injure,
makes a delightful effervescent llthU-
water beverage, ana belongs In every
home, because nobody can make a mis
take by having a good kidney flushing
any time. Advertlaeuient
Vie Odd Lot Review
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Juror Excused on
Account Auto Show
TV. T, Wilson, automobile dealer, ha
been having a hard time all week trying
to convince the Judge that It waa abso
lutely necessara) for him to be excused
from Jury duty next week that h may
look, after his exhibit at th automobile
how. II finally made It plain that ao
many people from the state were earning
In to sea him that he had to get oft and
the Judge excused him. '
TYREE IS AGAIN PRESIDENT
Head of the American Enral Credit
Association Kew Director! -Are
Also Uamed.
ODELL IS STILL' SEC2ITABY
Hyram Tyre was re-elected prealdent
of tb American Rural Credit association
at the annual meeting of tha stockholders
in th offices of the association. Tenth
floor of the Woodmen of tb World build
ing, Tuesday. W. R. McGlnnl waa made
vice president. Clarence V. Benson waa
mad another vice president, Frank O.
Odell waa re-elected secretary and Oeorga
K. Toomey of Fort Collins, Colo., assist
ant secretary. L. Lawaon of Urand
Island and U C. Moor of Fort Collin
were made assistant treasurers, although
tha treasurer himself baa not yet' been
chosen. 1
F. U Gallagher of Rosalie, Neb.; Bruce
F. Johnson of Greeley, Colo., and A.
Welch of Portland, Or.,' were ' the out
going member of th board of directors.
The new director' added to the direc
torate are:. T C. Lawsoo. Grand Island;
George E. Toomey, 'Fort Collin, Colo.;
J. A. Ollts. Ord, Neb.; Ernest Carftens,
Seattle, Wash., and ( Frank O. Odell,
Omaha. . '' ,
The old directors retained are: R. W.
Mcftlnnla Fremont, Neb. ; L C Moore,
president. Fort Collin. Colo.';, Clarence
V. Benson, Denver, - Colo.; R. IT. B'rad
sbaw, Welser, Idaho: William Tollman.
Baker City. Ore.; M. H. Hope, Vale. Ore-;
N.' B. Coffman, Chehalla, Wash.; Hiram
Tyree." New' Tork; Jam M. Eatterfleld,
Dover, 'Del.' . ,' - .
A going bustnea can - be aold 'quickly
through Th Bee' "Business Chances."
V McCarthy Release Jeb.. ..' . '
Scout Thorn McCarthy of th Red Sox
has turned down the offer from the Uni
versity of Vermont to coach Ita ball team
thla year,. aa It would demand his -services
until June, and be will have consid
erable scouting to do for th Red Sox In
April and May. . v..
t. i
law
orciro
ample reekage
f tba amens
' fr'rraaaU rile
.'mdy Kow
Offered Free to
frov What It
.Will Defer To.
Pyramid Pile
Remedy air
quick relief, stops
; lioalng, bleeding
or pTOtrndtng
' piles, hemorr-
aoida nd all seo.
tal trotsl-lea. In tha privacy tit your own
vvuw, w m vu.a w v an vr ui v "a. A hukii
box often cures. . Fre
ale
- foe erUt witl.
booklet mail4d free In plal -wrapper.
u you aena us soupon oeiow.
rnrs barple csuron
FTRAMIO TRF OOMFAWT.
tit Pyranild bidg, MarsiaU,lUck.
' Kindly send me m Free sample' c?
frrmaui FU Kea4a, In pliaU Wrapper.
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City,
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: -CUT THIS OUT
6u SKfM.ru at mxcrra rem cataj.
kUktax, Mirnr.sj ajro -
safisvO. SiwAsS.
If you know someoiM who Is troubled
with catarrhal deafneaa or head nolsea.
out out this formula and hand it to .them
and you will have been the means of
sating some poor sufferer perhap from
total deafneaa. . Experiments . conducted
in England some time ago aeem to prove
conclusively that catarrhal deaineaw,
head noises, etc., were .directly caused by
const Itullonkl trouble. It was further
brought o"Jt that aalves, sprsys. Inhalers,
etc., merely temporise with th com.
plaint, and aeldonClf ever, effect a per.
man en t cur. Thla being ao, much Vm
and money were spent In perfecting a
pure, gentle, yet effective tonks thst 1
would quickly d'eoel all traces of the
catarrhal poison from the eystem. Th .
prescription wnicn waa eventually , for-
mulated and which has aroused ths belief
that cstarrhal dee.fr.ees and head noises J
will soon be extinct-la riven Ival n w i-
underataiidabVe form ao that anyone can
treat themaelve .In their own horn at
little expense.
Secure from your druggist 1 oa. Par
mint (Double-Strength), about Ita worth
Tuke this home and add to it 4 pint of
hot water and 4 oa of granulated tunr:
tir until dissolved. Tak. on table-1
spoonful four times a day, i
l aniuni u uara. io ims.wav not onlv
to reduce by tonic action, the Inflamma
tion and swelling In the Eustachian
Tube..' and thua to equalise the air pres
sure on the drum, but to correct any x
cea of secretions In the middle ear. - .
tvery person who has catarrh In any
form ahould give this reclra a trial and
free themeelv. from . thla destructive
disease. Advertisement,
A HAPPY BALD
HEADED MAN
M ell-Known fnlltictaa Nearly. Bald
. Now lias New Crowth of llitr.
Tells How He Did lit. '
A western politician, well know oa ao
ceunt of his baldness and ready wit. aur
prlaed his friends by appearing with a
new growth of hair. Many of bis eld
friends did not know him and others
thought ha had a wig. On being asked
how he did it.,, he made .the Vollowlng
statement: "I attribute the remarkable
growth of any hair to the use of th fol
lowing simple recipe which any lady or
gentleman can nils at home: To a half
pint of water' add 1 os. of bay. mm, a
small box of Gatss Compound and Vi oa
or glycerine. Apply tt the scalp fwe or
thre time a week with th finger tl pe
lt aot only promotes the growth of the
hair but remove dandruff, scalp humors
and prevent the hair from falling out.
It darkens streaked, faded, gray hair and
maksa the hair Soft and gWjy. These
tpgredlanU can be purchased at any drug
tot at very Utile cost aad luiasd at
.Sou
Eighteen-Month-Old
Babo Dies from Fall
Into Hot Lye Water
Beralc iannlng, U-month-old babe of
Mr. auid Mra. Charlea A. Manning. .208
South Twelfth etreet, died at t o'clock
yesterday morning from bum received
Tuesday when she- fell Into a bucket
Of ly water with which her mother
waa preparing to acrub the fioer-
Mrs. Manning rescued th child front
th scalding water aa quickly aa possible,
but th little tot tender skin had been
o seared that life wag hopeless. Man
ning I street car conductor and hfya
three other . children .The funeral will
b held at I o'clock' Thursday afternoon.
PANAMA EXPOSITION IS
- NOW A FINISHED SHOW
General Solicitor tooml of th Union
Pacific (a horn from a stay of nearly a
month on th Pacific coast. He, was in
San Francisco conalderable of th time
and says: -.,"'
"Work on the exposition buildings and
ground 1 finished and every thing Is in
readiness for the opening,. February .
Wonderful progTea has been, made In
the way ot Installing exhibit and when
the gatea ar thrown open It will be a
finished show.
. Business in tha Pacific coast .cltlea and
In tha Interior of tha state 1 looking up.
There , ha been a good supply of moist
ure during the winter and crop prospects
are said to be ex cells nt. Everywhere the
people ar optlmlsUa and are looking
forward to a good year." '
Savings Satisfaction Assured-
fill SI III III III S IBIIUJ rtmmmmwimmmmmmnm
. House .
' Furnisher
Should See
Our February
Furniture
Special. '
; Womcn'i yrinter Coats '
Beautiful styles, choice col
orincrs and fabrics, up to $35
values at . . J;'. ...... $9.90
Children 'i Sweater Coats
1.00 and $1.50 values, on
eal Thursday at. . . , . ".45
Buy
25o Valentines. . . 10t 5o Valentines, 2 for.'. . .5t
10o' Valentines .... 5f J 3c Valentines ........ ,1
Post Card valentines, 10 for. . 5t
, .
Bht and Yihite Enamelware 7-3 to 1-2 Regular Price
A big special purchase of; high, grade blue and white
enameled ware enables us to'offer.yqu during the next few
days values seldom if 'ever before equalled.
10 and " 12-qt. Water
X Hll a)Jas'" V-
. .a r i
10 and . 14-quart Dishl
Pans.
No.. 8 larire seamlesbl
Each
.Teakettles..
8-qt. lipped Sauce Pans j
You can't miss it in
llayden'i Grocery
Our aim la to demonstrate to th
people our high standard of quality
and a saving of 14 to t per cent 10
the cost of living.
ta-lb sacka beat high grada Diamond
II Flour, nothing baiter for bread,
plea or cakes, sack ......... -Sl-M
10 bare Beat 'Km All. Lennox. Laun
dry Queen or White llusclan boap
for as
I lbs. beat w bit or yellow Corn-
meal for Ita
'4 loa. fancy Japaa Hie, regular IHo
quality for gte
e a Inner1 a alacaronl, Vermicelli or
riashettl. pe4.:lai deiuonstratlon
pric. pkg TH
tl-oa Jar pur FVuit Freasrvea. .SSe
S rana Oil Sardine So
Teaat Foam. pkg. 8a
T !. beat bulk laundry Starch '
Orape Nuts, package 10
K X Cora Flukes, pkg So
Tall can Alaaka Salmon loo
It -oa. pkg. cundne4 lince Veat
for : T.te
Choice California Prunes. 1V..TH
fancy availed California Prune".
pkg. for , 1SU
1 -Crown Muscatel Raisin . ...TH
J-lb. cjtn fa.ncy 8weet rJugar Corn.
V, ii, string dreeo or Lima Bn
for
l ib. ran California Pie Pearhee a1-
llarehey'a breakfast Cocoa, lb. SOe
Mu ljiren's Faanut Butter, lb. laaS
OuldM ISantoa Coffee, lb tM
,Pn THY C-3 AY DCin'O FIRST
BOOST FOR LOCAL BUSINESS
Hardware lien Will Promote Com
. munity of Interests Between
Farmers and Retailers.
PAECEL POST' IS CONDEMNED
Promotion of common Interest between
farmers and email town resident on the
on hand and retail merchant on the
other. In order to boot, local business In
various districts, I strongly favored by
the MO retail hardware merchants now
In annual session a Hotel Rome. A op
posed to mall order and out-of-the-com-munlty
buying, the hardware men urge
tha community of Interest among resi
dent and business men of local territory.
The government parcel .poat system,
which promotes mall order business with
distance corporations, waa strongly con
demned by speakers, end they urged a
national tax upon all mall order house
good In Interstate commerce, aa pro
posed by a bill now pending In congreaa.
President F. W. Aradt of Blair led the
attack on the mall order .companies and
their use of the parcel post, and fostered
tha hardware men's support of the con
gressional bill.
J. C. Goodhrod on "Country Advertis
ing" and C. E. Car hart on "Method and
System of Finance," were morning
speaker. Prealdent H. J. Hall of Lin
coln, ' head ' of tha Insurance, department
of the association, held a meeting of that
branch this afternoon. Later, at a gen
eral meeting . of the association, ex
Ueutenant Governor S. R. MeKelvle
made an address on "Reaching tha
Farmer."
home
. Splendid
- Sayings
on
Dep4prrdMbl9
Furniture
A Big Special
, Purchase 6fxNew
s
lauoreajuu
Suits Worth $18.00.1
S12-75
Suits Worth $20.00.
J5uits Worth $22.50.
A bevy of nobTby new designs in
Short . Jacket Flare ' Skirt
styles, in all, most wanted colors
and most popular fabrics. See
them , Thursday. .' '.
' TEN FINE FUR COATS
Values up to $135, greatest values
ever offered at : . .$45
ELEGANT FUE SETS
Up "to $75 values, in Jap Mink,
Fox, Marten: and Near Seal to
close out quickly at ...... $25
- Pretty Fur Scarfs
Up tt $15 values, to close,
.choice $2.50
Silk Waists-To $5 values,
choice, at -..$1.95
Women's Long Kimonos
$3 to $5 values, eilks, creie:?,
etc., choice ..$1.95
Now
8-q t. -,i covered Berlin
; Kettles. '
1 8, 10 and 16 qt Preserv
ing kettles. '
13, 4 and 5-qt. Coffee
Pots. - .
6 and 8-qt. Coffee Boil
ers.
any selection you make.
y-mStf' At
Specials for Thursday
Xaa Batter, Cbaas aad Xgg Xarkat
awa hi 4topie.
a jMrly JTes Zgrs.
aothlag fluar, dosea 8Te
The beet Creamery Butter, carton
or bulk, per lb. g3
The beet Country Creamery Butter.
per lb ais
i The btuii Dairy Butter, lb Sua
Good Dairy Ttable Butter, lb. . fco
fancy s-ull Cr.ajii White or Colored
Cheeaa, per Hi. Oe
Fancy Full -Cream Toung America
Cheeaa. per lb SOe
Taney Imported 8wlss or Roquefort
Cheese, per lb. vOo
Neufchatel Choese, eaca ae
' JUgblasd travel Orangee aal Orape
rriUt kaia.
i IS ais. r Sir u I ax 46c, our price.. SOo
li sia. regular 4vc our price.. SS
16017 else, re r 10c. our price too
Chase'a fancy FlorMa tirape Fruit,
d4sen Soo. aoo, Oo
9M TXOITakLS atamXliT TOM
ru-raorLi or omcaxa.
Potatoes. It lba. to the peck... SO
Tbe best Wisconsin Cabbage. lb.lSe
Jersey Sweet Potatoes, I lbn. lOe
Kamiy Cape l-od Cruibirriea, qtTH
Freaii Bets. Carrots. Turnips, fchtu.
lots or Kadial.ea, bun. h a
Fancy California Cauliflower rer
o Ti.e
I large Kuup Bunches
F'aacy lieaj Lettuce, bead.,
.. . ids
Hs
T .
To Bee
For the past several
months we have been
talking to you every
day through our adver
tising columns about
the real value, and con
venience of the service
offered through Bee
Want Ads and showing
you just how to find,
read and to take the
best advantage of them.
To the average per
ion, the want ad col
umns are a jumble of
type, somewhat hard
to read and to find
whatever he may have
some interest in. To
those familiar with the
various uses and ar
rangement of want ads.
these columns are most
accessible and conven
ient for hundreds of
daily wants." .' -
To make our want ad
columns more conveni-
i
ent and popular, 'we
have .made many im
provements, such as in
dexing the Business
Chances columns alpha
betically according to
the names of business
offered, classifying real
estate ads according to
location, etc., and in
showing you these ads
may be actually turned
to yourself.: -:
That the volume - of
want ads has increased
about 1007 in the past
rew months, simnlv
doubles the service to
you and gives you
wiw as many cnances
of getting a satisfactory
deal m each case. '
It will nay well in the
long run to form a habit
of reading Bee: Want
Ads every day, just, as
you read the news; col
umns or the display
ads, store news." .You
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iteo s Want Ad columns
stand in a class by
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