THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1919.
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Stomach is Quick to Upset When
School Children Are Idle
VACATION days ere day of over-eating and under-exercising
(or most boys and girls. They loll around nibbling at light
food, unconcerned whether the fruit is green or ripe.
The Kwh h crimps, slun esuptions, h is the mildest and gentlest of Isxs
pimples, "mamer eoldi," conidpkm tive. It regulates the stomach and
nd disnW TK ki. of u-h trouble bowels so well that they can soon work
it an npset stomach, and aothmg will " "P11 'jr0" ,h
(ire safer and quicker relief than the well
known Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.
It is just a combination of simple laxative
herbs with pepsin, a formula evolved
some 30 jrears ago by Dr. Caldwell
himself. Syrup Pepsin is now used by
millions of people and is today the
largest-selling liquid laxative in the world.
. 1 ! .11 t t 1
croc And unlike me naranerpnyncs ana
cathartics, Syrup Pepsin does not gripe
or cause discomfort, even to a tiny baby.
A bottle of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin can be bought at any drug store
for 50c and $ I, the latter the family size.
A free trial bottle can be had by tending
your address to Dr. W. B. Caldwell,
460 Washington St., Montkello, III.
af"" OR CALDWELL'S "f
fey r up Pepsin
(7tte Perfect hxatwe
Lincoln Bureau of The Omaha Bee
P. A. Barrows, Correspondent
OPPOSITION TO
CONVENTION IS
GROWING FAST
Many Approve Plan of Attor
ney Breen to Appeal to
Courts to Halt Draft
ing of Constitution.
Lincoln, July 18. (Special.) The
rumor that Attorney John Breen
of Omaha was to appeal to the
courts, in an effort to prevent the
holding of a session of the constitu
tional convention has caused con
siderable discussion.
Many are of the opinion that one
of the contentions of Mr. Breen
that the manner provided by the
legislature for'the election of dele
gates is unconstitutional finrJs con
siderable support among men who
are interested in the convention.
The part of the constitution which
provides for the election of dele-
"The
Hood Drug
Stores
By common consent in this community the above means the Drug
Stores owned and operated by the
Sherman & McConnell Drug Company
These stores are not "good" simply because we think and say
so, but because for nearly thirty years our stocks have, af
forded almost every article f orwhich any demand has existed in
the whole Transmississippi Region. And with these very complete
stocks has ajways been furnished a service as careful, courteous
and competent as conditions afforded. And furthermore, prices
carefully adjusted with the customers' viewpoint in mind, knqwing
full well that in so doing we but serve our own interests.
Big Reduced Price Sale Saturday, July 19th, of
Drugs, Toilet Articles and Household Needfuls
All the articles we advertise will be found on display at each one of
our stores in unlimited quantities.
Household
Articles
for Cleaning:, Cleansing,
Painting, Polishing, and
Disinfecting.
25c Putnam's Dry Clean
er, for 19
15c Whi'z Hand Soap,
for 9t
25c Home Oil Outfit.
for ..J9t
50c Lyknu Furniture
and Piano Polish. 34
15c bottle Washing Am
monia Compound . .8
Quick Work Bed Bus:
and Moth Killer. .36
H -gallon bottle.. 75
Absorene or Putzine
Wall Paper Cleaner,
per pkg. ... 1 2
Crude Carbolic Acid,
per bottle.
15t. 2.5 and 35
Anti-Germ Disinfectant,
for 60 and St .00
Saunder's Ruby Floor
Oil, quart bottle GO
1-gallon jug. . .St. SO
Jordan's Wax Oil Polish
or Donkey Oil. all sizes.
.Linseed Oil and Turpen
tine tn bottles, cans,
' and Jugs, best market
'. price.
Sewing Machine and
Lawnmower Oil . . 10
Bottle holding 12 times
ordinary size for 35
Our Cigar
Dept.
N o t w i t h t a ndlng
strikes and market
stringencies, our Cigar
Department is well
stocked with all the
standard brands, and we
are giving, we believe,,
the very greatest values
to be obtained in every
thing pertaining to the
tflbacco line. .
Padova Inv. each. . .8
Box of. 50 S3.75
Stachelberg Havanax
Special, each .... 6
Box of 50 S2.50
Humana Inv, each . . S
Box of 25.... $1.75
Pletora Coronas,
each 10
Box of 50 S3-75
Black and White Club
House Inv. of Londres,
- each 7s
La Preferencia C F. E.,
v each 10
La Saramita Command-
- era, each 10
White Owls, each, 8f
:'2 for 15
Cubanoids, each .... 8
Box of 25 81.90
Wall known brands at
10 each,
v; Rosemont, Royal Sov
ereign, Princess Mer
cedes, La Fendrich, Roi
Tan, Van Dyck, La
Azora, Flor de Melba,
Robt Burns, Chancellor,
La Carleta. , n
. Wall Known Brand
t 15 Each.
Webster,- Garcia
Grande, El Paso, La
Saramita, Chancellor,
Mozart, Royal Sovereign,
La Preferencia.
$1.00 Listerine, Saturday for 692
The Universal
Antiseptic and
Prophylatic
"LISTERINE"
For external
and internal
use; $1.00 size
Saturday, for
69
Shoe Fixings
Blackings Whitings
Bronzing Silverings
Browning Russet
ting for "boots,"
shoes, slippers and
pumps made of leather,
near-leather, cloth and
canvas, including every
kind you ever heard of
and probably a good
many more. Ask us for
your favorite kind.
Shinola 10
Shinola Wool Polishers
and Daubers, for. 35
2-in-l 10
Bixby 10
Whittemores,
10 to 25
Ask us for "Shoe
Fixings."
SPECIAL SALE ON
WAXIT CLEANSING
CREAM & POLISH
60c cans and bottles,
for :39
35c bottles, for. 24
$1.00 qt. size.. 89
$1.75 -gal. can,
at S1.59
$3.00 gal. can,
at $1.89
Toilet Creams,
Talcum and
Powders
Our stock in, this line
comprises nearly 1,000
items.
35c Norwich Dental
Cream, for . ; . . . 19
25c Lustrite Nail Enam
el, for 19
Meyers' and Hess' Clown
White, per box.. 25
Knox-Tartar, for. '.12
30c Kolynos Tooth Paste
for 19
La Jeune Depilatory
(hair remover, harm
less liquid), per bot
tle 75
Palmolive Soap, Satur
day. 3 cakes for. .25
40c Orchard White 29
50c Zona Face Pomade,
flesh and white, jar,
for ....34
75c Mary Garden Tal
cum, for 39
25c Lazell's Talc, 2 or 3
kinds, at 14
50c Bourjois Java Rice
Powder, fo 34
25c Absorbit ( body deo
dorizer), for . . .14
25c Babcock's Cut Rose
and Violet Talc. 14
$1.50 GoraUd's Oriental
Toilet Cream, 1.19
Jersey Theatrical Cream,
30. 50 and 75
Ivory
cake
Soap, per
6
60c Sempray Jo-ve-nay,
in the oblong cakes,
for 39
25c Mennens Koro
Konia Talc, for.. 14
Hires' RooV
Beer Extract
Bottla holding enough
to make fiv 1 Q.
gallons, for. . 1 ivC
Gingerale Several
kinds, by single bot
tle or case.
' Rexall
Remedies and
Toilet Articles
We have "for many
years been exclusive sell
ing agents in Omaha for
the line of toilet articles
and medicinal specialties
manufactured in the
wonderful laboratories
of the United Drug Co.
at Boston, Mass. The
factory in which these
goods are made is a
model one and the rem
edies themselves are the
products of the best ef
forts of both art and
science.- The formula
for each and every ar
ticle jn this line may be
seen by prospective pur
chasers, so the prejudice
which in some cases at
taches to proprietary
medicines is not found
here. More than 8,000
drug stores throughout
the civilized world
handle these goods with
an ever increasing out
put. The prices are so
reasonable that they
may well be termed
negligible.
Buy Medicine
Saturday at
These Prices
$1.15 Vinol, for... 84
$1.00 Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets, for 74tf
25c Allen's Footease,
for 18
50c Limestone Phosphate
for'. -.37
60c Ely's Cream Balm,
for .44
60c St. Jacobs Oil 44
85c Jad Salts for. 73
25c Menthol Inhalers,
for '. 19
50c Laxative Boro Pep
sin, for 37
75c bottle White Paraf
fine Oil for internal ,
use 57
$1.00 Syrup of Hypo
phosphites with Iron
and Manganese . -79
COc California Syrup of
Figs, for 44
30c Vick's Vapo-Rub.
for 21
Father John's Medicine,
for 69 and Sl.OO
30c Bromoseltzer. .19
60c Danderine 39
Requa Cubeb Cigarettes.
for 10
30r Omega Oil 23
Prices do not include
Revenue Stamps.
$1.25 Pinkham Veget
able Compound. .98
$1.25 Gudes Pepto Man
gan, for .-. 98
Aspirin Tablets, bot
tle of 100, for 49
30c Hat Dye, Satur
day for 19
This includes Colorite.
Jetum and Elkays
Hat Dye, all 19
Saturday, July 19th.
Thermo Bottles at
25 Per Cent Off.
M o n d ay we
shall put on sale
all our stock of
Universal and
Thermos Bottles
at 25 per cent
off regular
price. v Nice,
clean goods
fresh from factory.
25c Westmals Senna
Liver Pills, for. . .14
50c Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin, for 37tf
60c Doan's Kidney Pills,
for 43tf
Allcock's Original Por
ous Plaster 12?
100 bottle Blauds Iron
Tonic Tablets, for 29
100 Hinkle Pink Cascara
Co. Tablets 19
SHEBGMJ atlcCOtltJELi. DRUG GO.
Good Drag Stores in 'Prominent Locations.
Corner 16th and Dodge Corner 19th and Farnam Corner 16th and Harnev
II - Corner 24th and Farnam Corner 49th and Dodge
II . General Office, 2d Floor, 19th and Farnam Telephone Doug. 7855
constitutional convention
gates to a
reads:
"The convention shall consist of
as many members as the house of
"epresentatives, who shall be chosen
in the same manner.
Opponents of the nonpartisan
plan of nomination and election
hold that there is no provision in the
election and primary law for the
nomination and election of candi
dates for the legislature on a non
partisan ballot, but that the law
especially provides for a partisan
ballot, therefore, in order to elect
members of the constitutional con
vention in "the same manner" as
those elected to the legislature there
must be a partisan ballot and a par
tisan election. They hol(L-ttat the
"same manner" means' just what it
says.
There is also sentiment growing
that Nebraska has chosen the worst
time in its history for the making
of a new constitution. The state
and whole country is in a state of
unrest. Strikes, profiteering, high
prices and the like, it is arguedj have
brought about prejudicial condi
tions that are liable to affect the elec
tion of "delegates to the convention
and the new constitution. They hold
that the state canot afford to have
a new constitution arattea under
any Dut tne Dest oi conditions rel
ative to the best interests of the
state without regard to any factional
difficulties.
Appeal $175 Judgment for
Missending of Telegram
Lincoln, July 18. The Western
Union Telegraph company has ap
pealed from a judgment secured in
the Merrick county district court by
James M. Kyle of Palmer.
Mr. Kyle sent a message ad
dressed to Clay Robinson & Co.,
National Stock Yards, 111., located
near St. Louis, ordering that firm
to ship him a carload of pigs. The
message was sent to Clay Robinson
& Co., National Stock Yards, Chi
cago. It is alleged by the plaintiff
that the pigs could' have been
bought in St. Louis at $11 per hun
dred, while the price paid for the
car sent him from Chicago was
$13.50 per hundred. He sued for
the difference and received a judg
ment for $175.63.
Assessed Valuation of
State Shows Big Increase
Lincoln, July 18. (Special).
According to Secretary Osborne of
the State Board of Equalization, 66
counties of the 93 in the state have
reported on the assessed valuation
of the counties, showing a total thus
far of $383,622,558 as against $382,
610,287 in the same counties last
year. Douglas county has not reported.
Admirers of Roosevelt
to Banquet in Lincoln
Lincoln, July 18. The Roosevelt
Memorial association of Nebraska,
will hold a banquet at the Lincoln
hotel in this city at 6 p. m. Thurs
day, July 31.
Gov. Henry J. Allen of Kansas
will be the principal speaker and
a general invitation to admirers of
the former president to attend the
banquet has been extended.
Treasurer's Report Shows
$571,354.60 in School Fund
Lincoln, July 18. The state ap
portionment of school tunds , as
shown by the report of State Treas
urer Cropsey to the state superin
tendent, shows a total of $571,354.60.
This is made up from the following:
Interest on bonds 1236.287. 5
Interest from school lands 104, 795. S
Lease from school lands 173,592.45
Game and fish licenses 19,915.25
Miscellaneous licenses 40.560 29
State taxes 46.10
There was an overdraft caused by
an error in the last apportionment
amounting to $4,143. There are
6.904 districts to participate in the
distribution with a total of 382,975
pupils. ,
Members of Legislature
Will Retain Old Seats
Lincoln, July 187 Members of the
legislature will not have to apply
for reservation of seats for the spe
cial session as they will retain their
old places. Secretary of State Arhs
bury has had several applications
from members who appear to think
that it will be necessary to make ap
plication, i Members in both house
and senate will find their seats still
waiting for them, although the sena
tors will have to look in the supreme
court room for a place to occupy, as
the senate has- been pre-empted by
the good roads and automobile de
partments of the state engineer's
office.
President of Stromsburg
Bank Dies in Boulder, Colo.
Lincoln, July 18. Railway Com
missioner Victor E. Wilson received
a message from Boulder, Colo., that
his brother, J. W. Wilson, of
Stromsburg, had died.
Mr Wilson was president of the
First National bank "of Stromsburg
and it was principally due to his
incessant work in war activities that
he broke down and went to Colo
rads for his health. He came to Ne
braska in 1880 and has been one of
the leading factors in the building
up of Polk county. He was 53
years old. j
Permit Seneca Telephone
Co. to Raise Monthly Rate
Lincoln, July 18. The Seneca
Telephone company, with 26 sub
scribers and 18 stockholders, has
been granted permission by the
State Railway commission to make
a rate of $2.50 per house per month.
The line extends 43 miles through
the sand hills and is used almost
totally by ranchmen in that section.
Pioneer Leaves Wahoo.
Wahoo, Neb., July 1. (Special)
Members of the Congregational
church gave a farewell banquet for
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Wenstrand, who
leave the first of August for Red
Oak, la., where they will make their
hoTne. They have lived in Saunders
county for 35 years.
Swine Bring Good Prices.
DeWitt, Neb., July 18. (Special.)
A combination sale of 160 cows
and spring and fall gilts held by
Duroc-Jersey breeders here was well
attended. Prices ranged from $30
to $200. The receipts of the sale
were more than $8,000.
PASTOR LOST FOR
THREE YEARS NOW
HAS REAPPEARED
Nebraskan Who Suffered
Lapse of Memory in 1916
Recovers and Writes
to His Mother.
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Stella, Neb.,' July 18. (Special.)
Rev. J. Paul Reeves, who mysteri
ously disappeared in the winter of
1916, has been heard from in Cali
fornia. He was pastor of the Chris
tian church at Morrowville, Kan.,
at the time of his disappearance,
and was well known in Stella. He
had often filled the pulpit here as
his parents lived in Stella for a
while. His father was pastor of"
the Stella Christian church a year
or so ago, and moved from here to
Guide Rock. Now he lives at Pal
mer, Ne.
The young wife and two small
children of Rev. Mr. Reeves were
visiting at the home of his parents
at the time of his disappearance
and were cared for by friends and
relatives. They are now with Mrs.
Reeves' parents in Oklahoma.
The mother of Rev. J. Paul
Reeves has received a letter from
him stating that he suffered a lapse li
of memory and had just recovered I
from the affliction.
Kev. Mr. Keeves lett Morrowville
to spend the day at Washington,
Kan., and after starting back to
Morrowville ' mysteriously disap
peared.
He was last seen at or near Had
dam, Kan. It was during the heavy
winter snows and some thought he
had started to walk to his church in
the country and had fallen by the
roadside.' Previously he had com
plained of not feeling well.
No trace of him was found even
though the country there was care
fully searched. Detectives were em
ployed, but all search was of no
avail. Not until today, after a pe
riod ot three and one-halt years, was I?
any trace of him found. v
DeWitt Fire Department
Elects Officers for Year
DeWitt, Neb., July 17. (Special.)
At the annual meeting of the De-
Witt fire department the following
officers were elected for the ensu
ing year: N. F. Leeper, chief; C. C.
Shoemaker, assistant chief; R. W.
Vewrick, secretary; G. R. Klein,
treasurer; E. F. Bailey, foreman
Hose Company No. 1 ; E. A. Brewer,
foreman Hose Company No. 2, and
Isaac Imig, foreman of the Hook
and Ladder company.
Estimate Beatrice Paving
Will Cost About $110,000
Beatrice, Neb., July 18. (Spe
cial.) City Engineer Hershey esti
mates paving work to be done in
this city at $110,000. Bids for the
work will be advertised at once by
the city commissioners, and an ef
fort will be made to finish the work
by fall.
Clearance of summer dresses,
were up to $17.50, Saturday, $9.75.
See our advertisement on page four.
Julius Orkin, 1508-10 Douglas St.
Adv.
S. E. COR. 16!h & JACKSON STS
Extraordinary Special Purchase j
Sale of Rogers9
! SILVERWARE
Will Set New RecorHs for Value-Giving
Buy Now for Wedding and Anniversary Gifts
Were it not for. the fact that we bought these chests of silver
long before the recent advances in the price of silver bullion It
would not be possible to offer this well-known William A. Rogers'
Silverware at such low prices.
William A.
Rogers' Guar
anteed A-l
Teasp o o n T
sale price,
each-
18c
William A.
Roger' Guar
anteed A-l
Tablespoo n i;
sale price,
each
32c
William A.
Rogers' Guar
anteed A-l
Table Knives;
ale price
25c
William A.
Rogers' Guar
anteed A-l
Table Forks;
sale price
25c
26-Piece Silverware Set
consisting of six table knives, six table forks, six tablespoons, six
teaspoons, one butter Knite ana one sugar shell.
All of William A. Rogers' A-l Guaranteed Silver
ware. All complete in an elegant Silver Chest,
lined with beautiful semisilk. Price Complete Outfit. . .
$6.50
Great Sale of
Voile Waists
'F.EKO SUITS MB"
Suit
Sale
Men's Spring )& Summer
Suits
25 to 5m
Reduction
All broken lines of Spring and Summer Suits, all grades and materials.
Wool 3-piece Suits, and Wool, Crash, Linen, Mohair, 'Cool Cloths and Palm
Beach 2-piece styles.
The Clothing Event of the Season
Get yourself a suit for Early Fall Wear and put away a Wash Suit or two
for next season.
Several hundred swell selections at a big saving in price.
Sale prices of
WOOL SUITS
Range from
Sale Prices of
PALM BEACHES
and 2-piece styles
No Charges.
$12.50 to $30.00
$7.50 to $15.00
Slight Charge for Alterations.
No C. 0. Ds.
$1.00 -Nainsook Athletic Underwear
79c
$1.50 Nainsook & Pajama Check Underwear
95c
-N
1415 FARNAM STREET.
Worth to $2.50
$1.39-
They are made from a good I
quality of voile that will
launder splendidly, with
round, pointed or V shape
necks and bewitching roll
collars and turn back cuffsN I
in pink or blue. Some are
heavily embroidered both f
front and back in English
eyelet embroidery. 1
A New Hat for Less
Than Cost of Materials j
Group 1
Outing
Hats
In this spe
cial clearance
are fancy out
ing hats for
sports wear
that are worth
up to $3.98,
for
49c
.1
Group 2
Trimmed i
Hats
A number f
of attractive
styles cleverly
trimmed with
ribbons and
flowers, worth
up to $6.50, at
98c
GROUP 3 comprises a number of chic Ribbon Hats for sports wear
also a few large Milan hats in plain blue or white 0 QQ
for dress occasions are very specially priced Saturday psO
75c Onyx Fiber Silk Hosiery, the pair 49c I
$1.25 Pure Thread Onyx Silk Hosiery 69c
FREE! A Big Dish ot l
ICE I
CREAM I
ith
Sunshine
Cakes
Rich country cream and tHe choicest vanilla frozen solid what
tempting, refreshing coolness a plate of Delicia Ice Cream is after
one has been shopping several hours, especially when it is served
with those luscious, appetizing Sunshine Biscuits from the Loose
Wiles Fakery of a thousand windows. Come in as often as you
want to. NO purchase, whatsoever, is necessary.
5
I
jBIG CONESj, FULL OF ICE CREAM, FOR THE KJDDIES. I
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