THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, ' 1919.
TJIY OTATEMEHTC
IMA UlftlLIIILIlIU
OF MANY CLASSES
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If ILL UL ULLH I LU
Complete Statements On
Curbing and Paving Assess-
montc Pannn Ra Maria
imvmiv vui 11 its i j v mauv
Before Jan. 1, 1920.
' Statements for many classes of
taxes, both city and county, can
not be furnished for several weeks
or months, Treasurer Endres an-
nounced yesterday, because of the
destruction of many records in the
court house tire. Complete state
ments on curbing and paving assess
ments cannot be made before Janu
ary 1, 1920, but payments can be
made now, subject to correction.
Statements of assessments for
sewer, sidewalk, grading, boulevard
-and miscellaneous assessments can
'. be furnished and receipts issued No
vember 15, 1919.
Statements of 1918 county taxes
cannot be furnished before March
1. 1920, but payments can be made
and receipts issued if the person is
satisfied that the 1918 county taxes
are unpaid. Records for all years
prior to 1918 are intact. Payments
. can be made and statements fur
nished for any and all city real es
tate taxes now due.
Statements cannot be furnished
for redemption from tax sales be
fore November 10, 1919.
Statements for county personal
taxes (except 1919) cannot be fur
nished before May 1. 1920.
Statements can be furnished and
recepits issued for city personal
taxes for the years 1890 to 1919, in
clusive. i Statements and receipts can be
now issued for all real and personal
taxes, also assessments on property
located in original city of South
Omaha, at the South Side sub
treasury; county taxes, both real
and personal, are due and payable
November 1, 1919. Personal be
comes delinquent December 1, 1919;
real estate delinquent May 1, 1920.
Noted Naturalist1 to Write.
Miss Adelia Belle Beard, author
of the series, "Nature Study" and
"Woodcraft," now to appear in The
Bee is the national secretary of the
Girl Pioneers of America. She is
inventor of the "Beard Look-Alive
Animals and Birds," and jointly with
her sister, Miss1 Lina Beard-,- is
author of such widely known books
as "On the Trail," "The American
Girl's Handbook," and "Mother Na
ture's Toy Shop." ' t-.
Miss Beard s a sister 7 of Dan
Beard, whom all. American .. boys
know. A
Skinner's the Best
Macaroni and ." Spaghetti
Recipe Book Free Omaha
ATTENTION, 1SOLDIERS !
' Army Overcoat! dye4 black, dark
blue or brown, with new set of but
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DRESHER BROS.
2211-2217 Farnam St. Tyler 345.
HAD TO SIT IN
CHAIR ALL NIGHT
LONG, HE SAYS
Gains Thirty Pounds and Gets
Rid of Trouble After
Taking Tanlac.
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"Actually I have improved . so
much that my friends who have not
seen me since I began taking Tan
lac don't know me when I meet
them," said George M, Dehn. a
prominent fetired business man liv
ing at 2923 North Madison Ave.,
Peoria, 111., while relating his ex
perience with Tanlac at the Sutliff
& Case Drug Store, in Peoria, re
cently. Continuing, he said:
"My stomach went back on me
five years ago and I got in a ter
rible shape. I had always been used
to eating anything I wanted until I
had this stomach trouble, but after
I got so I could hardly eat a thing
and had Jto live on milk, toast and
the lightest kind of foods, and even
Ihen I would suffer torture. JSfearly
everything I ate would sour on my
stomach and I would have awful at
tacks of acute indigestion. . Gas
would form and press up against
my heart bo I could hardly breathe,
and at times it was impossible for
me to lie down, nd I would have
to sit up in a chair all night long
every night for a week at a time.
I would have cramps In my stomach
so bad they would nearly draw me
double, and I had awful paina in
the region of my kidneys. I went
from bad to worse until I was all to
pieces, and as I had tried every kind
of treatment and medicine I could
hear of without getting any relief I
had given up hopa of ever being
well again.
"Well, this was the shape I was
in vhen a friend urged me to try
Tanlac. I did so, and I helieVe
Tanlac saved my life as well as
thousands of dollars. Why, the very
first bottle I took helped me. I was
able in a few days to eat strength
ening food. Those agonizing pains
in the region of my kidneys let up,
and I almost held my breath wait
ing for further results. I took four
teen bottles and I got the results.
Wonderful results, too. I eat any
thing I want now without its hurt
ing me the least bit. My heart has
not bothered me since I took the
fourth bottle, and I am never
troubled with - shortness of breath.
I go to sleep now and sle?p like a
log and get up in the morning feel
ing fine. I am once more in good
health in every respect and I owe it
all to Tanlac."
Tanlac is sold in Omaha at all
Sherman & McConnell Drug Com
pany's stores, Harvard Pharmacy
and West End Pharmacy. Also For
rest and Meany Drug Company in
South Omaha and the leading drug
. gist in each city and town through
out the tatc of Nebraska. Adv,
Thirty Boy Scouts
Attend Funeral of
Franklin Patterson
Thirty Boy Scouts of Troop 5
attended the funeral services yes
terday afternoon for their former
comrade, Franklin Patterson, 16-year-old
Central high school student,
who shot himself last Saturday
night while attending a party.
Burial was in Forest Lawn ceme
tery. Eight of Patterson's class
mates acted as pallbearers. They
were: Carl and D. L. Dimond. Frank
Freeman, Merle Hanna, Scofield De
Divorce
Courts
John McMahon abused his wife,
Alza, until she fainted, according to
her petition for a divorce filed in
district court. She says he has squan
dered his earnings in gambling and
riotous living ever since their mar-
Long and Robert Mallory. Rev. A.
A. DeLarme officiated.
The casket was draped with the
official flag of the Boy Scouts.
riage in 1915. She asks restoration
of her maiden name, Parsons.
On allegations of nonsupport and
cruelty, Martha Kimbrell was
granted a divorce from John Kim
brell by Judge Troup in divorce
court and restored to her maiden
name, Acord.
Ethel Farran was 'given a divorce
from Thomas Farran and custody
of their child, by Judge Troup in
divorce court on the ground of non
support Elsie Pennington was granted a
divorce from Edward Pennington
on the ground of desertion, by
Judge Troup in divorce court.
I.. . . I . .. .
wir. mngers Resolution on
Coulter Laid Over One Week
A resolution fey Police Commis
sioner Ringer, calling for the dis
missal of William Coulter from the
police department, was laid over by
the city council yesterday, for con
sideration next week. Mr. Coulter,
patrolman, 1 was tried before the
council on charges and was exon
erated by a majority of the commis
sioners in executive session. Mr.
Ringer's minority report reads that
Coulter "uttered violent, coarse and
insulting language toward "his su
perior, Mayor Ed. P. Smith, . and
should be discharged from the po
lice department."
Alleges Her Husband
Gave 50 Cents a Day
Household Expenses
Judge Troup in divorce court yes
terday granted Mrs. Anna Fonarow
a divorce from Wolf Fonarow, gave
her the furniture in their home,
Twenty-seventh and Seward streets,
and $150 for alimony. He heard the
evidence last Tuesday.
Wolf, a widower with four little
children in Europe, met and wedded
his present wife last February. By
eight years of hard work he had ac
cumulated severalhouses at Twenty-
seventh and Seward streets, and
owned his shoe business at 2001
North Twenty-fourth street. ' Mrs.
Fonarow declared he was parsimon
ious. "I slept on the floor half the
time," she said, "when he ordered me
out of his bed. He never gave me
more than 50 cents a day to run
the house on."
The attorney for Mr. Fonarow
called Judge Troup's attention to her
stylish clothes. She wore a hrge,
brown velvet picture hat and a
stylish suit of Scotch plaid.
For farmers a motor truck has
been invented that loads, hauls
and scatters fertilizer, using the
same power for all three operations.
Appoint Police Matron
Inspector of Sanitation
Police Matron Gibbons has been
appointed inspector of sanitation at
the Central police station, effective
today. The appointment was
made by the police commissioner,
following orders of military author!-'
ties during the recnit riot that the
police station should undergo in
spection frequently.
The appointment is one of the
new positions given to a woman.
Heretofore, the city jail underwent
a thorough cleansing only upon
orders of grand juries, excepting
the cells, which are cleaned daily
by trusties.
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$ li Nov' lst to Nov' 8t "iy ' - $ 1 9f ;
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For Eight Days,
Beginning November First -
Ending November eighth, to every customer purT
chasing one tire and one tube at the regular list
price, we will give an extra tire for $1 and an extra
tube for $1. In other words, you practically get two
tires for the price of one.
HERE IS WITHOUT QUESTION THE MOST
Extraordinary and
Amazing Sale of Tires
and tubes every brought to the attention of the motoring
public. It. is at once an occasion of commanding impor
tance, and it compels the attention of everyone who is inter
ested in the saving of money on tires and tubes.
This event will give hundreds of people who were dis
appointed and could not take, advantage of a similar sale
held recently an opportunity to get their share of these bar
'ins in tires.
There is sure to be a big rush of buying following
this announcement, so come early before the size
, assortments are broken. First choice is best choice.
Only two tires and two tubes to a purchaser.
Tire Pieces Are Going Up
It is reported that an increase of probably 15
will become effective in the very near future, and,
therefore, it is decidedly to your advantage to buy
.uw. Buy iiDerauy for future use.
For Example
' - The regular retail priee of a tire, size 30x3, is
$15. If you buy one at this price we give you an
additional tire for $1.
This sensational offer includes standard makes of tires only:
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FEDERAL SPEEDWAY
SAVAGE WARCO ,
FISK , ! BATAVIA
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We believe this offer unprecedented, and we are making it only because
we want to begin the month of November with record sales.
Remember the Days,
November 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8
COME BY ALL MEANS
There will be crowds, but it will pay you well to come, for
you save almost the entire price of one tire, or a tube.
No purchaser can buy more than two tires and two
tubes under this combination offer. In a sale like this it
is best ta come early and get the first choice.
Mail Orders
In order to accommodate our host of out-of-town friends
who may not be able to attend the Big Dollar Tire and Tube
Sale, we have arranged to accept mail orders. In ordering
specify size, give five choices as to make of tire, and enclose
at least $5 deposit, balance to be shipped collect. Money will
be refunded if you are not entirely satisfied on receipt
of goods. This makes you just as safe as if you selected
your own tires.
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But You Must Buy One Tire Because This Is a COMBINATION OFFER
Midwest Tire Corporation
25th Avenue and Farnam St., Omaha
Phone Douglas 8345
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for 1 Kg