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.NORTHWESTERN 'Central High Debaters Who Will Meet
OPENS SOLDIERS'
CLUB IN CHICAGO
Provides Handsomely 4 Fur
: nished Room in Depot for
Exclusive Use of Soldier
and Sailors.
In its passenger station in Chicago
the Northwestern Railroad company
lias set aside space that will be used
as club rooms for the soldiers and
sailors in the city and by those pass
ing through. The rooms are on the
street level, -heated anS lighted and"
furnished in club house style.
' The r(5oms that the Northwestern
people are providing,for the comfort
. of the soldiers and sailors are supplied
, with easy chairs, settees, couches,
writing desks, writing materials,
'newspapers, magazines and books. In
addition, there are victorals and
'pianos. Connected there are baths
and drinking fountains and best of
all, the rooms and the conveniences
are 'all free to the army and navy
boys. (TJiey are open from 10 o'clock
in the morning until midnight of each
day in the week.
It is apparent that the boys are
much pleased with what the North
western has done, for persons who
have been in Chicago recently and at
the Nortlrtvestern station, say that
there is not an hour of the day that
the club rooms are not well filled by
ooung men who have cast their lot
with Uncle Sam. Already they have
made the rooms a sort of meeting
place for comrades and friends.
Located neAr the business center of
Chicago, the Northwestern passenger
station is convenient to the hotels and
big retail stores and consequently
wj)cn strangers are in the city, they
drop into the club rooms, often finding
there soldier and sailor boys whom
they know. "
During these days there are trains
, of soldiers passing through Chicago
daily and with them it has come to be
the custom, while staying over in the
city a few hours to drop into the club
rooms, often meeting there friends
and chums that they have known at
other times.
No Deferred Classification
For Workers in Mines
Washington, Feb. 9. Mine workers
' will rhpt be given deferred classifica
tion in the draft under a ruling of
1'rovost Marshal General Crowder ap
proved "today by Secretary Baker.
Such classification was suggested by
Fuel Administrator Garfield, who
holds the view t'.iat the work done by
miners is as essentia1, to the conduct
of the war as that of ship builders. '
.''.'General Crowder said that if miners,
mechanics generally, technical stu
dents and others generally were given
the same status as ship builders as has
been proposed he feared that class 1
of the draft would be so depicted that
it could not be the principal source of
arien for the army.
Bureau of Publicity Will Pay
3 $10 for New Omaha Slogan
' A slogan for Omaha is wanted by
the bureau of publicity of the Omaha
Chamber of Commerce. Thit time
. it is to be a slogan which will snow
in a few crisp words why "Omaha
should ty: advertised the world over,
The slogan will be used in the cam
paign raise $50,000 rofthe year's
- advertising of. Omaha throughout .the
country. A prize of $10 is offered
,by;the bureau for the person who
suggests the acceptable slogan. - '
Some slogans already suggested
are: "It pays to. advertise Omaha,"
"Let's make Uncle Sam say Omaha,"
'We know Omaha, let's tell others."
Careful Censorship of All
v "Movies'" Goincj to Mexico
Los Angeles, jCal., Feb. 9. Motion
picture .films manufactured here for
export into Mexico art all being cen
, sored before shipment, accordingto a
statement today by John B. .Elliot,
collector of customs, who is acting as
censor for the federal government
Mr. Elliott declined to discuss .the
i reasons for the censorship. It was
said by motion picture men that in
some instances scenes which might
inflame persons against Americans in
MeVico had been deleted.
Mr. Elliott said' the public mighf
"dra its own inference,' .
Conduct Kaiser's Funeral.
' Columbus, O., Feb. 9. An elaborate
fuueral for the kaiser. Von Hinden
burg and flic crown prince was con
, ducted on the state house lawn here
today. The last rites were partici
pated in by , wounded Canadian
soldiers, one of whom drove the
hearse. There was no mourners or
'. flowers. r
St. Joseph tiigh Team Here Next Friday
Miss Helen Waltemath
Married to Charles S. Dixon
North Platte, Neb., Feb, 9. (Spec
ial Telegram.) Miss Helen Walte
math, second daughter of Mayor and
Mrs. Henry Waltemath was married
t last evening to Charles S. Dixon, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dixon of this
city, and brother of Mrs. Frank Con
lin of Omaha. Mrs. Dixon vas a
student at the University of Nebraska
for several years and Mr. Dixon is a
graduate in optometery of the North
ern College of Chicago. He is associ-
l ated with his father in the jewelry
business here. Dean Bawkcr and Rev.
Koch, were the officiating clergymen.
The . attendants were Miss Florence
Iddins and James B. McDonald of
Omaha.
Rumored Changes in
Argentine's Cabinet
Buenos Aires, Feb. 9. Rumors,
apparently well founded, are current
in government circles that President
Irfgoyen on the adjournment of con
gress will relieve Monorio Pueyrre
don, foreign minister, and minister of
agriculture of the portfolio of agri
culture and give Pueyrredon sole
charge of the foreign relations of the
republic. It is reported aUn that the,
nriririu will reolace the ministers
r.f uar and marine with officers o
the army and navy.
Government circles anticipate with
Pueyrredon in full control of the
foreign office a sterner attitude
toward Germany will be adopted.
House Destroyed by Fire
With Estimated Loss of $3,000
Fire destroyed the home of C. E.
Bean, 3202 North Fifty-first street.
Friday night. The loss is estimated
at $3,000. Firemen were handicappei!
bv Jack of water pressure and were
forced to resort to the irse of chemicals.
Top row, left to; right: Tom Matthews.arold Boggs, Ralph Kharas, Barton Kuhns. Cen
ter: Mist Emily V. Rough, coach. Bottom row: Harold DeLano, Alex McKee, Ralph Cohn.
Central -High's interstate debating
team will meet the St. Joseph team
Friday afternoon in debate. Council
Bluffs and the Sioux City affirmative
team have already fallen before the
forensic attacks of the local artists.
w . j
Central High's team wll uphold the
affirmative of the question of com
pulsory arbitration of labor disputes
and will be composed of B&lph
Kharas, Harold Boggs, and Tom
Mathews or Alex McKee. The' nega
tive team that will go to St. Joseph
will be composed of Barton Kuhns,
Ralph Cohn, and Harold DeLano.
The team is coached by Miss Emily
Rough, who, since her arrival at the
school, has so successfully coached
her teams that honors have always
gone to the Central boys.
FARMERS ASK AID
OF D.S.IHWAR CROPS
Present Memorial to President
Urging1 Measures to Speed
Agricultural Activity of
the Nation.
Washington, Feb, 9. Spokesmen of
16 national farm prganizations and
many smaller ones holding war time
conference here at the call of the fed
eral board of farm loans, presented a
memorial to President Wilson today,
urging definite governmental meas
ures speeding up agricultural produc
The deleeation asked for the ap
pointment of a special cnynission of
nine farmers to advise oft asricultiral
problems and represent the farming
viewpoint; for the furloughing of
trained farm workers now in the army
so lonar as their services may be con
sidered more useful in productive agri
cultural than n military service; that
the draft regulations be interpreted
so as to stop the placing of skilled
farm workers, foremen and bonafide
farmers in class one, that provision
be made for furnishing farmers seed,
feed, fertilizers and machinery; that
steps be taken to promote short time
loans to finance the production of
crops and that if the policy of price
control is to prevail, it be applied to
what a farmer buys as well as to what
he sells. - ' . ' -
.After listening ' to the memorial,
President Wilson .replied that it
would receive his careful consider
allon.
U. S. Navy Will Excel
World, Declares Daniels
Washington, Feb. 9. Secretary
Daniels said in a speech at the Na
tional Press club tonight f that the
time was conning "when President
uttered at St.
Louis
Wilsorv's dream
will be realized.
"That the United States shall have
incomparably the greatest navy in the
world
This result, he said, would be ac
complished with "the aid of Henry
Ford and some other gentlemen."
Austrian Emperor Refuses
Resignation of Cabinet
Zurich, Ftfb. 9. Emperor Charles
has refused to accept the resignation
of the cabinet of Dr. Von Seydler,
according to advices received here.
Dr. Von Seydler, the Austrain
premier, tendered xthe resignation of
his cabinet to Emperor Charles, ac
cording to Vienna advices teaching
Amsterdam. Parliamentary circles
in the Austrian capital understand
that the cabinet's resignation was(due
to the opposition of Polis'i deputies
to special debates and the provisional
budget.
War Savings Stamps to Be
Prizes in Poster Contest
New York, Feb. 9. War savings
stamps will be given as prizes in a
nation-wide poster competition de
signed, to 'increase the sale of $2,000,
000,000 in. stamps and thrift certifi
cates,1 it was announced here tonight
by Royal B. Farnum of the New York
state department of education, chair
man of the poster committee. Three
prizes will be awarded in the competi
tion, which will be open to students in
Uie art, high and public schools of the
country.
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STORE OPENS AT f A. M. AND CLOSES AT 6 P. M.
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! If Kidneys Act
. Bad Take Salts
Says Backache is sign you have been eating too
, - v much' meat '
; iVften you wa..e up w.t.i tacac.te
i and dull misery in the kidney region!
'it " generally , means you have been
J eating too much meat, says a well
. known authority. Meat forms uric
' . acid which overworks the kidneys in
, Iheir effort to filter it from the blood
and they become sort of paralyzed
and loggy. When your kidneys get
'sluggish and clog you must relieve
' them, like you Telieve your bowels;
' removing all the body's urinous waste
else you have backache, sick head-
;ache, dizzy (8pells; your stomach
. sours, tongue is coated, and when the
'. weather is bad you have rheumatic
; ; twinges. The urine is cloudy, full of
4 ! sediment, channels often' get ' sore,
'water scalds and you are obliged to
. ek relief two or three 'times during
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Either consult a good, reliable phy
sician at once or get from your phar
macist about four ounces of Jad
Salts; take about a tabjespoonful in
a class of water before breakfast
for a few days and your kidneys will
then act fine. This famous salts is
made from the acid - of grapes and
lemon juice, combined with hthia,
snd has been used for generations to
clean and stimulate sluggish kidneys,
also to neutralize acids in tne urine
jo it no longer irritates, thus ending
bladder weakness. -
Jad Zalts is a life saver for regular
meat eaters. It, is inexpensive, can
not injure, and makes a delightful,
ffervescent lithia-water drink.
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Gray, faded hair turned beautiful
ly dark and lustrous almost over
night is a reality, if you'll take the
trouble to mix sage tea and sulphur,
but what's the use, you get;a large
bottle of the ready-to-use tonil, called
"Wyeth s Sage and Sulphur Com
pound" at drug stores here. Millions
of bottles of "Wyeth s are sold an
nually, says a well-known druggist,
because it darkens the hair so natur
ally and evenly that no one can tell
it has happened. '
You just dampen a sponge or soft
brush with Wyeth's Sage and Sul
phur and draw it through your hair,
taking one small strand at a time.
Those whose hair i
coming
tfhose hair is turning gray, be
faded, dry,scraggly and thin
have a surprise awaiting them, be
cause after just one .application the
gray hair vanishes and your locks be
come luxuriantly dark and beautiful.
This is the age of youth, gray
haired, unattractive folks aren't want
ed around, so get busy with the Sage
arfd Sulphur . tonight and you'll be
amazed at your youthful appearance'
and the real'beauty and healthy con
dition of your hair within a few
days. Inquiry at drug stores here
shows that they all sell lots of
"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur" and the
folks using it are enthusiastic This
preparation is a ddightful toilet
requisite. It is not intended for the
cure, mitigation or prevention of dis
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OR. E. R. TARRY 240 Bee BIdg.. Omaha, Neb.
In Compliance With the Request of Commissioner Kennedy,
This Store Will Remain Open, Beginning Monday, Till 6 P. M.
Cash Buying
at a Cash
Store Meant
Dollar
Conservation.
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Grocery and
Meat Depts.
Open at 7:30.
Before 9 'A. M.
Use Dodge St.
Entrance.
A Bevy of tBeautiful Spring' Suit Styles
Shown Monday for the
First Time in Suit Section
No Advance in Prices Here
y
In Fact, YouHl Find Values at
Each Price Truly Extraordinary
200 Nobby Suits
In wide assortment of clever new models,
belted, flared and tailleur effects, button
a;id braid trimmed. All sizes, 16 to 46. Big
variety of fabrics in all colors, on sale here
IN THREE SPECIAL LOTS
25
New Spring Dresses
Special Monday, at
Hundreds-for selection in a big as
sortment of charming new models and
choice colorings, as Beige, French
Blue, Reseda, Lilac, Rose, etc. All sizes
for ladies and misses. Remarkable
"values.
New Spring Dresses $ O PC
Special Monday, at.
30 distinctive models, in all the
wanted shades, in Taffetas, Georg
ettes, Crepes, Satins, Choice Combina
tions and Wool Fabrics. Street Dresses,
Afternoon Dresses and Dinner Dresses
Wonderful values.
Ladies' Novelty Stripe
Silk Skirts in nobby new
styles ..$4.95
, Women's Petticoats
In Silk Taffetas, Satins and
Jerseys, all jcolors, special,
at .$4.95
v Women's Long
v Kimonos
In good quality Flannelette,
regular price $2.00x choice
at kl.29
Clearing Sale
CLOTH COATS
Just 125 of them, that
sold regularly
At' $30, $35 and $40
Good assortment of nboby
styles, a few evening coats
included, to q-fj a Qr
close, choice. tpJLrx. tO
Womens Petticoats
In Sateens and Heather
blooms, great vals., $1.50
Women's Bath Robes
Both Corduroys and Blan
ket Robes, worth $5, choice,
at $2.95
Women's Petticoats
In good quality Ginghams,
on sale Monday, at. . .75
New Spring Silks at Popular Cash Prices
The latest and most wanted weaves and colors are coming in every day by ex
press. Stunning New Foulards, Handsome Satins and Chiffon Taffetas, All Silk
Jerseys. Come to our Daylight Silk Section Monday and see our special .display of
these Beautiful, New Silks.
HAYDEN'S ALWAYS FOR SILKS
fOO Pieces of Stylish New All-Silk
Foulards
In every wanted color, medium sized de
signs as well as the larger effects. Two
special values Monday, 36 and t0 inches
wide. Our Cash
Price . . . . .
$1.78-$1;98
20 Pieces of All-Silk Jerseys
In the new Spring colorings, Old Gold,
Navy, Emerald, TauDe. Violet, Rose, Char
treuse, etc. These Silks promise to be in
jrreat demand. Our Cash
Price
.$1.98
Just Received, 50 Pieces of the New
Gingham Checks
Inall silk qualities, light and medium
shades, in Louisiennes anil Chiffon Taffe
tas. A special showing qf these stylish
Silks Monday at Our Cash
Price
$1.48
..$3.98
10 Pieces ofN the Extremely New
Baronet Satin
The last word for Separate Skirts, an.ele-
gajit high luster material,' 40
inches wide. Our Cash Price ,
36-Inch Chiffon Taffetas at $1.35
100 pieces of 36-inch Chiffon Dress Taffetas in every desirable new Spring color, also
Black. This is a soft, mellow finish Taffeta that ye know will give satisfaction. Taf
fetas are to be in great demand this coming season. See this quality Qi Qr
Monday at Our Cash Price $ 1 . 0 O
' 5,000 Yards of New Spring Silks " f
36 and 40 inches wide, including Ajl Silk Crepe de Chines, Chiffon Taffetas, .Satin
Messalines, Novelty Striped Taffetas, Military Satin Stripes, Silk Poplins, Novelty
Evening Silks. Special values, worth up to ?2.oo, qq m-j in mi no
Prices tJVVs tpj-.JLU ipj-.z-iu
at Our Cash
, $2.00 Black Taffetas, $1.48
20'pieces of 36-inch Black Chiffon Dress
Taffeta. This is a splendid .wearing qual-'
ity, rich, deep black, high luster and worth
today $2.00. Monday, Our
Cash Price
$1.48
$2.00 Georgette Crepe, $1.65
For Monday only we offer 50 piects of 40
inch All Silk Georgette, a heavy quality
that will give satisfaction, every new
street 'and evening shade. Monday only,
our regular $2.00 quality at (U-i r r
Our Cash Price $1.00
Price Savings and Quality Satisfaction in Our Sanitary Grocery
The crowds youll find here are an index to the satisfaction our tremendous output enables us to
give better values
4 lbs. Best Rolled BremKIast uatmeai,
now t 2c
Farter Japan Rice, lb .9c
Hand Picked Navy Bean, lb.... . .lSe
10 lbs. White or Yellow Cornmeal . . BSc
) lbs. Pearl Barley 22e
1-lb. pkg. Cornstarch 9c
4 lbs. Best Laundry Starch. . .... . .30c
bars Swift's Pride, Diamond C or
Beat 'Em All Soap ...2Se
The Best Macaroni or Spaghetti per
pke.. at 'Vf
lS-os. cans' Condensed Milk 12V,c
4 cans 6-oi. Condensed Milk 2S
28-os. jars Purs Strained tloney. . .40c
24-os. jars Pure Fruit Preserves ... 25c
10-lb. cans Corn Synip 75c
10-lb. cans White Syrup 80c
2x-lb.. tans Pure Country Sorghum, 25c
5 cans Mission Brand Sardines, in
tomato sauce, at 25c
t bottles Horse Radish. Chow Chow
or Sour Pickle . ..25c
Fancy Queen Olives, bottle 15c, 20. 25c
No. 2 i cans Fancy" Ripe Tomatoes
jat ... .12Vsc
No. 2 cafis Fancy Sweet Sugar Corn,
at 12Vac
Wool Soap, per bar. 5c
S bars Pearl White or Electric Spark
Soap for 28c
DRIED FRUITS
S-Crown Muscatel Raisins, lb....l2',tc
15-oi. pkgs. Seeded Rnisins 12Vsc
Thompson Seedless Raisins, lb 15c
Ideal "Not-A-Seed" Raisins, pkg..,10c
Choice Santa Clara Prunes, lb... 12',c
Fancy Santa Clara Prunes, lb.... 15c
Fancy California Pears, lb 20c Old Beets, Carrots or Turnips, lb., 2Vac
IT... 1-. c; 1 r lk 9A. -t l l T r . .
Evtra large Silver Prunes, lb 20c
Fancy California Peaches, lb 15c
-OMAHA'S GREATEST TEA AND
COFFEE MARKET
Golden Santos Coffee, the talk of
Omaha, per lb 2Cc
Diamond H Santos, a fine family cof
fee, per lb 22c
Porto Rico Blend, a very fine Srink
per lb., at 27c
H. B. C. Special, nothing better
pound. 35c; three pounds for. .$1.00
The Best Tea Sittings, lb.' 20c
Cho:ce Sun-Dried Japan Tea, jb. . . .35c
BaskelFired Japan Tea, lb... 40c
OMAHA'S LARGEST VEGETABLE
MARKET
No. 1 Cooking Potatoes, 15 lbs. to the
peck, at. per peck"? 30c
Fresh Carrots, ShalloU or Turnips, per
bunch, at 5e
8 lbs. Fancy Red Onions 10c
Fancy Sweet Potatoes, lb 7Vsc
bunches Leaf Lettuce 10c
Fancy Cauliflower, per lb 12'tc
EAT APPLES
Less Than Half the Price of Oranges.
Fancy Jonathans, 175 to 200 sise
per box. at $1.S5
Extra Fancy Jonathans, 113 sise
per box. at $2.35
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