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THE OMAHA SUNDAY" BEE: NOVEMBER 23, 1915.
Women's Suits
I A CLEAN SWEEP
Every Woman's Suit in the Store is
included 4ri this sale We mean .
, to clearThe VERY LOW
PRICES will do the work.
After a very successful Suit Season, the time
has come to clean up all that is left of our
REGULAR HIGH-GRADE STCCK-and
we're not making two bites at a cherry.
mm
Women's Suits
that formerly sold
from $25.00 to $29
Women's Suits
that formerly sold
fit $35, $39.50, $45,
Women's Suits- g Z 700
(including all Vc vet Soils) Ou
formerly $55, S6.50, $75, U 0
One lucky woman can purchase a $97.50
suit for $G0.00 it's the last we have.
)lze 3G
srsoo
.50, 11
sggoo
161648-20 7AENAM STREET.
Get
Your
J if
Xmas
i
At HOSPE'S
SELECT IT HOU!
Why not make this Xnia on to
ho remembered by nil the family?
i-immiiiiiiL mm im-imrnhniue. " Mm J0 P" that hM
Fl $fL4?S "" reputation, for easiest
S?Vi&"i-J2. -J 'y to 8e!et rrom. ?
' VjfrKJ ' I S I Upright 1'lanoe f Reliable
fci. 'JCtftl H l b I Standard Makes
$175 to $000
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Player Pianos
$375 to $1,000
Grand Pianos
$455 to $2,000
Including the renowned and
world premier
Mason & Hamlin
The IlrtMt Quality IMeao
la the World,
Terra to suit the niot uiodest
noeket book.
Oat This Coapoa Orf. aad Kail
Toalfat JL. XOiri OO.
Without otiUtratlon on tny part,
mall Dhutograplis and description
of pianos. Dlay.r-plaiioa and grand
piano.
Name ...,
fur.et and No .,
CM Btete.'.
A. OOSPE 0Q. -1S13-1S Doagla St.
FARM CONGRESS
HERE JHIS WEEK
Splendid Profrram of Addrrnei by
Prominent Men to Feature the
ConvTition.
Officers Nebraska Farmers' Congress
rcg?
FOR FAVORABLE LEGISLATION
fipven h u tyArmA nrnmlitMl . . - -
the state will be In Omaha for three
day this week, beginning Tuesday, for
the sixth annual convention of the Ne-j
lraeka Farmers' congress, f
From a email beginning a few yeara
ngo. the organisation hss become large
and Influential. At Its coming gather
ing, a big proa-ram of Important ad-'
nraeaes and discussions will be consid
ered. Ta MOIIM f.VAHht. UtflaUHnM n - ft V
farmers, Is the avowed purpoae of the j
oona-raaa. Largely through Its efforts, I
houe bills were passed by the last legis
lature, and the eongrees has made It
eelf fit In other ways.
tvi.aatea to the convention here were
named lant weak by aeventy-flve organl
tatlons of tha afa. and nth.ra in
expected to appoint representatives at
the last minute, so that the aasembly
will be a general one, voicing the opin
ions of farm organisations In all part
of Nebraska,
Headquarters wilt be at Hotel Rome,
where registration of delegates will be
gin Tuenday morning at 1:30 o'clock.
Oeorge Coupland of Elgin, president of
the congress, will csll the first eeea'.on
at SO. Rev. Titus Ixwe will pronounc
the Invocation. The remainder of the
morning will be given over to addreaaes
of welcome by Mayor Dahlman and '
Chairman C. C. Rnsewater of the Omaha
Bureau of Publicity, a response by
Fresldent Coupland, reports of officers
end appointment of committees..
One of the big features of the con
ventlon will be an address. "The Mar
keting of Farm Products," by C. J.
Brand, chief of the office of farm mar
keting of the Department of Agriculture
nt Washington. The subsequent discus
sion will be led by J. W. Rhorthtll, sec
retary of the Nebraska Farmers' Co
operative Uve Stock and grain Shipping
association.
Waablntrton OfrlrUl Here.
Another special address by an official
of the Department ot Agriculture, one
that will attract wide attention among
the farmers, will be delivered Thursday
morning ty Prof. H. F. Williams. He
Is In charge of farm management sur
veys In this state, for the departent
at Washington, and will talk on that
subject, using data gathered In Investi
gations of over 1,000 Nebraska farms.
Prof. C. W. Pugaley, director of the
t nlverslty ot Nebraska's agricultural ex
tension department, will lead the dis
cussion following Prof. Williams ad
dress. The actual coat of operating
farms and raising crops will .be thor
oughly talked over, and some surprising
figures are promised -on . the profits ot
I'Termmg. ... ... n i.v
',,: v Maay Promlaesit kra.
Among other prominent speaker and
their subjects, the following ( are. an
nounced: 1 -7 V'
"The Relation of the Unlvareitjr to the
Agricultural Interests," -vChancellor
eemuel Avery ot the Vo.verslty. of Ne
j braska. and Dean E. A. Burnett ot the
College of Agriculture; "Rural Credits."
I F. O. Odell of Omaha, eecretary of the
I American Rural Oedlt association,' and
IC E. Burnham et Norfolk, director of
! the Federal Reserve banks "Rural
Bchoole," A. O. Thomas, Stat uperln
Undent of schools. President Coupland
and A. V. Teed of Llneoln: "Community
Interests." R. M. Tyson of Tobias, sec
retary of the Society of Equity: C. H.
Oustafson of ' Mead, president of the
Farmer' union; Roea U Hammond ot
Fremont and W. F. BaUr ot Omaha.
r.i.ri.l.Biit for Dclearatee.
Entertainment ot the delegates wilt be
the program on Tuesday' and Wednes
day ev.nlng. Nebraska and Omaha will
be shoea In "movies," and Mia Anna
McCormlck of PapUllon will give a read
ing. Tueeday night at the convention
hall. Wedtieeday evening entertain
ment will consist of a big reception at
the Commercial club room. i
During the various session, attractive
musical programs will be furnished by
the Omaha ttchool of Music, under the
direction of J. E. Carnal.
New officer of the congress will be
elected Wednesday afternoon. The pres
ent of floor ares
President Oeorge Coupland. Elgin. Neb.
First Vice President r rank lannehill.
Nortolk, Neb.
HeoonJ Vice Prealdent Homer Mc
Kelvla. Fairfield, Neb.
Third Vice Preeldent-R. D, Smith,
Richland. Neb. . ..
8ecrvtary-J. B. Ortnnell, PapUllon.
Treasurer Oeorg. Junkln, Smlthfleld,
Neb.
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ALVIN M ALONE Y APPLIES
FOR HABEAS CORPUS WRIT
Alvin Maloney, a )anltor recently em
ployed by the former City National bank,
alleges that he Is wrongfully held In the
city Jail by Steven Maloney, captain of
detective, and other member of the
police department la a petition for a writ
ot habeas corpus filed In district court
Hearing will be held Monday, according
to an order entered by Judge English.
Alvin Maloney, who la supporting s
wlf and three children by hi labor,
allege that he has been held without
reason ainc November U. when he wa
arrested.
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An Investment That Would Pay
Would
beaDeL
y Bee Want Ad
OPEN REVISED BIDS ON
NEW BANK DECEMBER TWO
December I 1 the date est for final re
ception of bid on the revised pacifica
tion for the new First Natlorel bank
building. On that day, or shortly there
after, the new bids will be opened and
the contract awarded, eaya H. D. Nagel,
architect's representative. The changes
In specification Involve only the sub
baarment, heating plant and foundation
work. Intended to cut down the original
bid, so that the fourteen-story building
may be erected within the 1700.000 limit
eat by the owners.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER
HAVE ART EXHIBIT
Mrs. Clement Chase of Chicago, for
merly of Omaha. Is giving 4 water color
eahlblt at Matthews. One scene, a bit
e the Chicago rlvar, is especially worthy
of note, it ia Chicago In strong sug
gestion with it smoke-touched air and
Us lake mists. The statuette. "Day
Dreams." by ML. Helena Chase. Is at
tracting unusual attention from even the
busy Cbrtetmaa ehoppere. It ' shoe a
little girt alttlng with her doll and cas
ing full of wondering aad question into
the future.
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First Vice President.
COMMISSION MAY CLOSE
GROCERIES ON SUNDAYS
Monday morning the city council com
mittee of the whole will discuss the prop
osition of passing an ordinance for the
closing of grocery stores and meat mar
kets on Sundays; also the proposed stand
ard f re alarm system, as recommended
by City Commissioner Wlthnell.
All citlsen Interested In these matters
ere urged to attend this meeting and
give the city commlss'oner ths benefit
of their view.
A
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The Supremacy of
Peruna as a
Household Remedy
44 Years of Leadership
ftatnrned to Hi Work.
Mr. tullen Onudeeu. F.rwlnvll'.e,
I.e.. eorfered with catarrh of the
stop. neb He did r.ot know whet
his trouble waa. He was unahle
to wotk. Cotil.1 hardlv eat anv
tlilnv. After teklna perua a short
time Is now In perfect hcalln.
He sy: "I am now dnlne all -or
cork. . t an confident that a'iv
ens siif ferine as I wa can be
curtl b Peruna."
S.very Chaa of Wsather.
Mr. K Arnold. Westerly. R. T .
. cr.nti m ted a sever cold The rold
ecttiou In his sklo atrl produced a
coplilon that was thought to be
r eur ey F.very chsnge of wenthe;
vould brine a return of h
fouble After taklna Peruna all
his allinents have vanished.
Pala tn the ttomaoh.
Mr. Henrv Kneck. Box HO, No.
ln( S. Vista Ave.. Janeavllle, Wis.,
writes: "1 wrote you about 'a r
eekH aro that I had a pain In
my stomach. I followed your ad
vice, and - uaed three bottles of
rui Peruna. and I am all rlt'it
now I am verv thankful for your
advice and medicine."
A Konsswife Keetored.
Mrs. R. W. Ctone nn. Rox tS,
Greet ehnro. G., Buffered several
ears with catarrh of tha stomach,
r-t ws- In such noor healfi h
could not attoni to her houeli-l
duties at all. Perura was recom
n. ended hv nelehhnrs. She wee lit
tinted to beeln the nee of Pentna.
Hi save: "After taklne five bot
t..s of Peruna t am hsrwv to say
that I am entirely cured. My Indl
sestlon Is entirely gone."
Once a ChrTlo Xavalld.
Mrs E. Rlker. SOS Orant Ave.,
That Ceoar Kails, Iowa, waa once
a ihrnnlr. Invalid. Four dliferent
lctct hed hern rorsu ted w tn
ut avull. She had taken five dl.f jr
ent mrVMres that had been recom
mended without Improvement Pe
runa vas tried snn the eood rc-
ulr waa prompt and lasting.
Xxvr.sses Iter (eratlvade.
Mrs. tatnuel Ruth. ES6 Union Ave.,
1 ebaiioti Pa.. Is able to sav nrs'
tlvelv that she has ben cured by
Peruna. She can acarcely find
Wfrd. to express her aratltude ft
lier re every. FVir manv yrare she
had been a semi-Invalid from
chronic catarrh.
Three substantial tuA. bead of families, mads efficient
oaoe more by romaa. Tarce housewives restored to their
families. Tbeee are only san.ples of what Peruna 1 doing;
ev.ry day, everywhere. Siit-ly this 1 a scbindld work.
Anything that eonserree faml'r life ard makes the home more
desirable and eomXorta Me, nonrluhes tlM heart root of civiliza
tion. Peruna 1 a s"roat cl illser.
Geo. C.c7ccriict.
Treasurer.
Man Hurt in Fight
Over Certain Room
Because Charles Schruhr, 1101 South
Twenty-fourth street, desired to substi
tute Fred Augustine, 68 year old, for
Paul Wanner, 61, a a roomer In hi home.
Augustine is In a hospital and Wanner
Is under arrest, charged with assaulting
him.,
When Augustine appeared to take
Wanner room, according; to Information
given to the police. Wanner attacked him
with a hatchet, Inflicting serious injuries.
Wanner had occupied a room at the
Schruhr home for several year.
HAT
What You Llko
far.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet to
Help Your ptoinach and ,
Io Not Worry;
Trial y-aekair Seat rUB oa Bequest.
Dyspepsia,.- Indigestion, weak stomach
and similar name simply mean that the
upply of digestive juloea Is inadequate.
That Ii where Stuart' Dyspepsia Tab
let 00m in by supplying this deficiency.
Tec Usee Me, I Bajoy sty Keel the
Zftimlt Jf 0 rear of Ooasequeaeee, Sitter,
WW!. 1 Save Stuart's Dyspasia Tablet
t r'l Back Va.
If you will eat a Stuart' . Dyspepsia
Tablet after each meat and one lust be
fore you go to bed, you will learn that
there la no harm in your meals, .
The reason Is clearly plain. Tour sys
tem' lacks the proper digestive juloes to
make your meals easily digested. Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablet give the stomach and
other organs of the digestive apparatus
the wherewithal to digest food.
Uet a too boa from any drug store
and try them, or aend th coupon for
tree trial.
Free Trial Coupon
r. A. BTtnart Oo glO Stuart Ball.
Ins, Marshall. Btlolu, send me at oucd
a free trial piu-Kage of Htuart'e Dys
pepsia Tableta
Name
Street
City '. ... Stet
n . mm Buy a beautiful
Hi I La. new upright with
fJJ mm, 9 J ' weet ton nd
responsive, action
Choice of mahogany or walnut
case. Free stool and scarf sent
with very piano.
Buy Now
Pay
Next Year
at n f Tk Buy" a brand
V 1 1 fiew 88-nota play
iD J J J r Ptano. Beau-
tif ul tone nd
easy to play. Free selection of mu
sic. Bench and " scarf sent with
every Instrument... .
Some Bargains in Slightly Used Pianos and Player Pianos
Former
Price.
250 New England, Upright
$250 J. P. Hale. Upright...
Sale
Price.
8 75
8 OO
300 Knieraon, Upright S200
1300 Marshall & Wendell, uprignt.-i
$325 Schmoller & Mueller, Upright
$276 Mueller. Upright.
$300 Tryber, Upright.
$350 Cable. Upright...
$450 Steger & 9ons, Upright
$135
8155
125
175
8220
Former
Price.
$ 225 Small, Upright
A 00 Checkering & Bons, Square
600 Weber. Upright........
350 Ivors & Pond, Upright.
650 Stelnway, Upright. . . .
$1,000 Checkering, Grand.
$1,100 Stelnway, Grand
$ 450 Schubert Player Piano.
$ 650 Playatone Player Piano.,,
If you are unable to call In per
son, please write for our Free
Catalogue and Price List., You
can make no better Christmas
Purchase than a Piano or Player
Piano. . It will bring joy and
pleasure to the entire household.
PIANO CO.:
1311-13 Farnam Ot.
Omaha, Neb.
Oldest Piano House In the Weet, Established 1850.
ianos
at Iowr prices than have ever before been quoted by any reputable piano house. And, notwithstanding; the
low prices, we offer onr remarkable terms of
$5 a MONTH - FREE STOOL - FREE SCARF
betides free life Insurance and a 25-year guarantee on every instrument sold. A superb array of sew
pianos from which to chooae, priced at $175 and up.
Stelnway, Wcbor. Hardman, Qtegcr & Sons, McPhail,
Emerson, Lindeman & Son, and our own Sweot
Toncd Schmoller & Mueller Piano.
Sale
Price.
S 50
8 35
830O
15U
M25
15
M50
1BO
3325
Also the Aeolian line of Pianola Pianos, Including Stelnway, Weber, teck, Wheelock, Stroud, Stuyve
sant, Aeolian and Schmoller Mueller Player Pianos. Every instrument marked In plain figures. -
Select a Bargain now and have It hold for Xmas dolivery
SCHLLER & MUELLER
fr.
Humphreys Seventy-seven
For Grip. Influenza,
COLDS
The successful use of "Seventy
seven" has made many converts to
Homeopathy especially when the
following suggestion has been ob
served. To get 1 th bet results, tak
"Setenty-seven" at the first feeling
of a Cold lassitude.
If you wait until you begin to
cough and sneeae. It may take
longer.
i A email vial ot pleasant pellet,
flu the vest pocket.
1 5c im It. at all druggist or mat oO.
ami kr.ye Homeo. MedUlne Co 1SI
Wlllitni bir.eU New Tors.
The Gentle Art
of "Getting
Clothes Wise"
If you've shopped around
much in your time you KNOW
that ONR clothing house will
get vastly MORE money for the
same grade suit that ia sold at
another for LESS. It's just a
question of "who's who." Don't
glue yourself to a fancy priced
establishment when a concern
Ilk ours lops a third oft the
price of the same clothes
sometimes even a half.
Men's Suits at
$10 $15
UNITED
Clothes Shop
503 S. 16th Street,
Her Grand Hotel Building.
FREE MEDICINE!
roa iPrT awn bubdu
WI1U11UI XV iovs OS out
If ou or your -children have any Kidney
or Hla.ider WeaAneas wrte us today
for a Free Vackage of SBSCBTO. Whea
iwrmmtlf ralleved U fob frleade
aeon It. IISD XO HUglT. Ae&ressi
SaMKTO CUSftMl, iMpt. M4. MlletUiM.
T.ly Physician Proscribed
Duffy's When 1 Had Pneumonia
The value, of a reliable stimulant
in pneumonia cases is appreciated
by both profession and laity. Mr.
Glttlcman was benefitted by Duffy
whew suffering from pneumonia.
, What he says ts Intereetlng:
"I hkve used Duffy'g Pure Malt
Whiskey aa a medicinal tonic since
HO?. - I had pneumonia and was di
rected by my family physician to use
Duffy's. did me a great deal of
good and ever since it haa been uaed
by my family. I am 38 years of age
and a commercial traveler. Am out
doors a great deal, and find this
medicine a worthy stimulant and
good preventive of colds, etc.,
which I cheerfully recommend."
fharlaa W nittleman. 184 Gatae
MR. CHARLES W. GITTLEMAN Ave., Brooklyn. N. Y.
His recent letter State he ie Hill grateful for what Duffy's haa done:
"There Is but one and Just one Duffy's as to quality. I would rather
be without my dinner than without Duffy's. Your product certainly put me
back on my feet after a long spell of sickness (pneumonia) and I will always
be more than pleased to recommend it" (Signed) Chas. W. Glttlenian.
Duffy's Puro Malt Whiskey
Is a most valuable tonic-stimulant whose medicinal worth hat been proved
many times. For more than half a century It has brought the blessings ot
health to overworked men, delicate women and the sickly, who find la It
the strengthening properties so neo eatery to them. It Is a great remedial
agent In the treatment of coughs, eclds and stomach complaints Preacrl bed
by many doctors and recognised as a family medicine everywhere, you,
too, can
, "CeikWs tnd Keep Well."
Sold In 8EALED BOTTLKS ONL. Beware of Imitations
. m ttmtm mm m laA&l ivuvtaft.
ItUIL eealet, $1.00 er battle. If he esuet mplr yes
writ ae, w will U ye where te Kt tt. Meaieal
eeaie Iree.
The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Rochester, N. Y.