. .,. .'. ... . .,,
THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 192.
11
THE GUMPS-
CARP CAVIAR UP TO 64A TODAY.
Drawn for The Bee by Sidney Smith
given the name "Tiger?" Clemen
ceau. 4. What was the name of the Ten
nessee mountaineer who in the late
war, killed 25 Germans and had 132
others surrender to him? Alvin C.
York.
5. Who was chairman of the offi
cial committee of public information
during the late war? George Creel.
Winner: No correct answer.
your back, it makes all the more
11111 for me. It makes an interest
ing game for me to play to guess
where it is and then try to whack
it. I seldom miss.
I han'd you a good, hard Vallop,
because that knocks the breath out
of you and gives me a chance to 1
tell you "I'm glad to see you're ,
back!" before you can bawl me out.
The only reason I've missed you
is because there's been one less
back for me to exercise on. I don't
dare to try it on strangers. They
wouldn't understand my playful- ,
ness. Maybe you don't either, but
that's immaterial to me. I've got
to have backs to slap to keep me
hr.ppv and I might as we use
yours? Especially if it's a nice, soft
one that won't sting my hand. ,
(Copyright, 1920, Thompson Featur
Service.)
fWEU. YOU KWOV TWAYOLb STOCK. f I
Told you A out?. That i TRie&'ro
1
( YOU'RE: MOT TH&ONLY FeU.OVJ TrVAT oOCXjED
DtsfNDt&ITf A. Nil R IAdPK NTn N SFURTUNF-
LAUGHED AT ME-
IF YOU WAD Put atnousand bOLLAfe. IS WHEV
I TOWD SOU TO YOU VviOUWb KAveP-" ClEAfJ
PROFIT MOVJ" YoU'Rfc TNE uV YwAT. SAf b -GO
ON- GfT RlCM ALONE- VslELL- I'M bQINCr JT
GrOGtT RICH ALONE"-;
IVvljN iIT I vaa. x rv IM VN .11 (V vfi i
VNHtlN ICA.SW IN
A. CjOINCy TO VNEAR
OUT ACOUPLE OF
tVWELL- CAftS-
UUVT RIQIN' AOWNO
AND A HLr""
STKL.C LIMBING - BUY. DON'T FEt J
I ' ft v A . N S I
AnDV GUrAP
'CLEANS "OP
S'6,000.00
. THATVAUI,, ,
VI.
i . i nu l i j l j
il5! DtR VsllUk. VIN(
VAftOUNb TNOi&EtTOpyoul
I'M THE GUY!
CY t-AV IV
TO KUtS IT
I'M THE GUY that sneaks up be
hind you and slaps you on the back.
That's my idea of1 a pleasant lit
tle surprise. If I kifock your hat
off, so much the better.
If you happen- to have a boil on
your shoulder or in the middle of
tNTt
IV
I OLD VJtSE ttOV-
WTCH WE Ca t T A
V This POOR NEB
m
J
1,
1
FINANCIAL.
Real Estate Loans.
OMAHA HOMES EAST. NEB. 1 FARMS.
O'KEEFB REAL ESTATE CO..
1016 Om. Nat. Bit. Sldg. Doug. 2715.
DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY LOANS.
Ltwest rates. Private loan booths. Harry
Malashock. 1814 Dodge, D. .Hl.,Es. 1194
PRIVATE MONEY.
1100 to 110,000 mads promptly.
T. P. WEAD. Wead Blug.. 810 S. 18th St.
PRIVATE MONEY.
8HOPF.N A COMPANY. Douf. 4ii8.
TSoMPT aervlca, reaaunabl ratea, private
money. Garvin Broa., 345 Omaha Nat.
t. E. BUCK. Loana. 442 Omaha Nat.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
FOR QUICK and aatlsfactory reaulta In
selling Omaha rroperty e
hit Ry. Ex. Bldr. Dour. 3261.
, VvE HAVE cash buyers for cottages and
bungalowa nlcaly located. Shrlver,
1047-1 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. D. 1636.
TOU WANT TO SELL THAT HOUSE T
Want quick anion 7 Juat try us.
call Tyler 4.
OSBORNE REALTY CO.. 430 Bee BldY
To buy or sell Omaha Real Estate ae
FOWLER ft M DONALD,
10 City Nafl H.;"k BMg. Doug. 1428.
REAL ESTATE A- INSURANCE.
JOHN W. SIMPSON
84 Patterson Blk. Doug. 35B.
E. G. SOLOMON
ill Karbach Blk.
Real Estate
Inveatmenta.
Doug. bZ6f.
REAL ESTATE UNIMPROVED.
Vacant Property.
ACRES! ACRES!
Dandy acrs tracts with good homes.
Your choice, on payments, only "14.500.
Call for appointment. Give ua the priv
ilege of ahowlng you come bargains. '
R. F. CLARY CO.,
5404-06 Ames Ave. Colfax 176.
TRACKAGE
Two acres on Belt Line at Seward St.
ALFRED THOMAS,
REALTOR,
04Flrat National Bank.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS.
30 PER CENT ,
INVESTMENT
Pralrla Park Clubhouse and garage at
Sfith and Taylor for aale at a bargain.
Well built brick building 45x124, lower
floor used for garage and aecond floor
rented as club rooms. In good repair
with steam heating plant. No lease, but
rented low by the month at $150. Pries
118.000 with $3,000 cash, balance first
and second mortgage at 6 per cent.
Even at present rental It will show SO
per cent n $3,000 cash Invested. Should
rent for $200, which will show 60 per
cent gross on $3,000 Invested. See
Campbell.
, PAYNE INVESTMENT
COMPANY,
637 Omaha Natl. Bank Dldg. D. 17S1.
GARAGE FOR SALE
HOLD 75 CARS WITH LARGE LOT,
$32,000; RENTS $250 ilONTH; $5,000
WILL HANDLE.
JOHN W. SIMPSON
54 Patterson Blk.
Doug. 3558.
WALSH-ELMJSR CO., Realtors,
Estate,' Investments, Insurance.
Real
Ren
tals. Tyler 1530. 333 Securities Bldg.
REAL ESTATE TO, EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANG OR SALE.
On of the finest ranches In Cali
fornia of 3,600 acres, 1.000 acres of
very fine valley land silt soli: balance
of ranch smooth rich rolling land
large white oak trees on It; 800 acres
of this land Is In cultivation; 130 acres
checked and leveled for alfalfa; 45
h. p. pumping spiant; river runs
through this ranch. There are seven
flowing springs; one Is piped to house,
barns and other partsof ranch; there
are two large barns Snd bunk house;
large l-room house with two baths.
This is one of the finest farming and
stock ranches in California. Will take
country or city property In Middle
West,
John,M. MeCttbe, .
, 716-717 Delta Bldg.,
Los Angeles, California.
FOR SALE Or exchange for Omaha prop
erty, country store building and lot
25x140 feet, located at Phillips. Hamilton
County, Nebraska; now used for pool
hall; price $2,500; encumbrance, $546.
Address Box Q-lftfl, Omaha Bee.
X HAVE a farm or some city property
which I wish to trade for a bungalow or
. vacant lot In Dnmlce district. Call C.
J, Jensen, 4B22 Cuming St. Wal. 3 117.
WILL trade my equity in 5-room cottage
with S lot for good used automobile.
Automobile must be good. Must trade
before the 15th. Bex u-41, Omaha Bee
BEAUTIFUL large hill tract lots In best
part of Council Bluffs. What have you
to trade. Carl Changstrom. 2020 Far
nam street.
WILL EXCHANGE lot In Omaha for dia
mond ring or platinum wrist watch.
Doug. !5S1. Room 608.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN.
Florence.
C. L. NE1HAWAY for suburban prop
erty. Florence Station, Omaha. Neb
- .rolfar 1409.
KETHAW'AY. Suburban prop'ty. Col. 1409.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
West.
WEST DODGE
Owing to changed conditions
this beautiful all modern 7-room
s house, furnished with the best of
furniture is for sale, can give pos
session at once. Price $12,500;
will make terms.
E. E. AUSTIN
Tyler 7S5. 1305 1st Nafl Bk. Bldg.
BUNGALOW
A lovely 6-room. oak finish, watrtut
doors, fully cemented and plastered.
Butlt-ln features, writing desk, etc.,
nearly new. Must sell at once. $8,000
rash, bal. mo. Evenings Har. 4996.
Commercial Investment
Company
151 City Natl. Dgs 3832.
"JUST LISTED-$6,500
A dandy home: six large rooms and
bath, including pretty sun room; fin
ished in oak, with the oak floors
throughout; full basement, with' laun
dry conveniences; choice lot; built for
home; just four years old; half cash
OSBORNE REALTY CO.
480 Peters Trust Bldg. Tyler 496.
""""BARGAIN IN "
LEAVENWQRTH HEIGHTS.
Five-room frame semi-bungalow, f'.n
. . ed In oak end white enamel. Price
-"$,000, part cash, balance easy terms.
On paved street. Call Walnut -2813 for
particulars. t
fiAVE new l-room stucco home, nearly
completed, In Bemls Park; terms. Har.
48V or
5B. ROBINSON. Real Estate and Invest-
ments, 442 Bee Bldg., Douglas 1017.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
North.
MILLER PARK
DISTRICT
Exceptionally well built home, locat
ed west of Miller Park on top of the
hill with wonderful view. House has
seven rooms, well arranged, with hard
wood finish any many attractive fea
tures; four fine lots; close to good
school. A bargain at $7,000, and can
make reasonably easy terms.
D. V. SHOLES CO.
REALTORS,
DougIas46. 815-17 City Natl. Bank Bldg.
BEAUTIFUL HOME,
. y2-ACRE GROUND,
SPECIAL PRICE
AT $10,500.
Brand new full two-story oak-'flnlshed
six-room home; large living room across
front; French doors, etc; full basement;
floored attic; half acre of ground, all
set out in bearing fruit trees and small
fruit; only block to car and Miller Park.
Here Is a real home. First time of
fered. OSBORNE REALTY CO.
430 Peters Trust Bldg. Tyler 496.
HIGH AND SIGHTLY
7-room modern home.
$4,200.
$1,000 cash down.
South front lot. Paved street.
A fine neighborhood.
Immediate possession.
R. F. CLARY CO.
2404-6 Ames Ave.,
Colfax 175.
FONTENELLE PARK"
DISTRICT '
1H blocks to car and school; six
rooms, all modern, oak finish main
rooms, oak floors downstairs. A genuine
bargain for $4,300; $1,000 down will
handle. Call today.
R. F. CLARY CO.,
2404-06 Ames Ave. Colfsx 175.
AMES AVE.,
Mighty good five-room modern, with
paving all paid for $5,000, with $1,000
cash down. Another with 92-ft. south
front lot; six large rooms; biggest snap
of all, for $6,800. Don't wait. Investl
gat now Call toda".
R. F. CLARY CO.,
2404-06 Ames Ave. Colfax 176.
SEVEN-ROOM MODERN
east front on paved street. ? Hot water
heat. Very desirable. $5,250. $1,700
cash, rail Mr. Hfrowne. Tvler 4316.
INTER-STATE
REALTY CO.
2520 Farnam St.
NEAR MILLER PARK,
JUST LISTED $6,800
Splendidly well built six-room home
with IM 65x130; strictly modern In
every respect; garage; can be handled
with $2,600 down and $60 a month.
OSBORNE REALTY CO.,
430 Peters Trust Bldg. Tyler4.
5-ROOM BUNGALOW
One block to tar and near Florence
park; oak finish; corner lot. A snap at
$4,000. Only $750 down and $46 per
month. See this now. Call today,
R. F. CLARY CO.,
2404-06 Anieg Av?. Colfax 175.
BARGAIN
IN LEAVENWORTH HEIGHTS.
5-room Kellaatone, oak finish down
stairs, white enamel with mahogany
doors upstairs; oak floors throughout,
ready for Immediate possession; full
plastered basement; $7,000; terms. Call
Walnut 2812.
MILLER PARK SNAP
One block to car and park, south
front, for quick sale, price only $5,000.
with $1,000 cafh down.1 Call today.
R. F. CLARY CO.,
2404-05 Ames Ave. Colfax 175.
FOR SALE BY OWNER.
S-room house and good attic; gar
den In; chicken house and yard; barn;
good well; lot, 145x50; on paved high
way; cellar and cave; near Ak-Sar-Ben
field; $2,600 cash. Call Mr. Inman. D.
5720 after 6 p. m.
STRICTLY MODERN
Five-room frame bungalow, dining
room and living room finished In oak.
Bedrooms finished In hard pine. One
block to car. Price. $4,500; $1,000 cash;
balancn $45 per month. Walnut 2812.
FIVE rooms, dandy, (oak and enamel fln-
isn, moaern, ruii Basement, screened
porch, possession immediate; 11,000
cash, $50 per month.
M. DEUEL & CO.!
2404 Ames Ave. Colfax 726.
FOR SALE My home In Mlnne Lusa ad
dition, located at 8851 Bauman St. Cor
ner lot, one block from Miller park.
Six rooms finished in oak and white
enamel; tile bath. Priced right. F. C
Wilcox, owner. Colfax 3908. -
FOUR ROOMS, newly decorate, near
25th and Sprague St., gas, wattr, e'ec
trlo light, toilet; Immediate p':i ssiort
Price. $2,500; $500 down and 5 " prr
month. Inquire of owner, 40:7 .".'ortU
25th St.
Omaha Real Estate and Investment.
JOHN T. BOHAN,
621 Paxton Blk. Phone Tyler 4889.
PRETTIEST MILE.
Hot water heat, 6 nice rooms, fully
modern; oak floors; east front lot; Im
mediate possession. Price $6,600; about
$1,500 cash.
RASP BROS.. 212 Keeline Bldg. Tyler 721.
ONLY two 6-room homes left, 31st and
Hamilton Sts., Just being completed;
look them over; none better for the
money. Phone Harney 927.
CUMING, near 29th St.. 44 feet; must be
sold to close estate.
C. A. GRIMMEL. 149 Nafl. Bank Bldr.
A FEWt homes and lots for sale In Park
wood addition; a safe place for lnveat
ment. Norris & Norrls. Doug. 4 270.
2827 SEWARD. 4-room. new, modern
bungalow, $500 cash, balance monthly.
Crelgh, 608 Bee. Douglas 200.
EUNGALOW. 5 rooms, oak finish, bran
new, nice lot, paved street, $6,250. Easy
terms; Call days. Doug. 1734.
MINN'S LUSA homes ar.dlots offer the
best opportunity to Invest your money.
Phone Tyler 187.
STRICTLY modern, 6 rocms, 2120 N. 16th.
Price 2,00, Call Webster 3462.
7-ROOM modern house with garage. Call
Colfax 6278, owner.
BENSON 'ft MEYERS CO.. 4 24"Om. Nafl
South.
NEAR HANSCOM PARK.
182$ 8. 28th St.: exceptionally well
built, all modern 8-room home, or 7
room and sunroom at small expense; 1
blocks from park and car line; full lot;
paved street; Just a dandy home; owner
going away. Phono Harney 6248 for ap
polntmenj. 5 ROOMS, part .modern. $501 cash. Ben
' Jamln Fradkenber. lit Be Bid.
For Boys
Young Citizens
Adventures
Hunting Eye in Khaki.
FRANCIS ROLT-WHEELER.
Hunting Eye was so excited by
the Secret Service Man's statement
that there were Indians in both the
United States and Canadian armies,
that his friend smilingly offered to
take him to the barracks.
There the Indian lad made friends
with a grizzled old soldier, one of
the top sergeants, who took him
around the camp and' showed him
military life in its true colors..
"All wear this same brown stuff?"
asked Hunting Eye, laying his hand
on the sergeant's khaki sleeve.
"Sure," was the reply, "that's our
war paint."
"I'd like to have that war suit on
once!"
fullv.
said
Hunting Eye wist-
"Well," said the top sergeant, "It's
against the rules for a non-enlisted
man t$ put on a .uniform,, but that
rule wouldn't apply to you just tak
ing it on and putting it off. Here,
you're pretty big for your age, and
Bill Pevery is the smallest man in
camp.
Bill raised no objection and in a
few minutes Hunting Eye was ar
rayed in khaki, 'complete all save the
haf, for he would not take out his
feather.
"This war paint, too," he ex
plained. He was only allowed to wear it for
a few moments and then was bid
den to change back to his own buck
skin suit.
"Why mustn't I wear it?" he
asked.
"A soldier takes a promise," was
the reply, "a very serious one, and
as long as he's in khaki he must
live up to that promise. A soldier
takes pride that the.uniformjs never
disgraced. If anyone who hadn't
given that promise could wear the
uniform, there would be no way of
keeping it in honor."
Hunting Eye looked enviously at
Bill Pevery.
"When I'm big," he announced,
"I'm going to wear khaki all the
time!"
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
South. i
out-of-town owner
says Must sell
8-room, strictly modern full two
story house, located at South 20th street
Just north of Vinton street, consisting
of four large rooms on the first floor,
four bedrooms and bath on the second
floor. Nice basement with furnace heat.
Dandy lot on paved street, paving paid.
This property is owned by an out of
town owner and has been priced at $5,
600. He has authorized us to sell this
for $4,000 cash. If you will spend about
$200 repairing thisv place you will have
a 86.000 residence.
PAYNE INVESTMENT
COMPANY;
537 Omaha National Bank Bldg. D. 1782.
Ask for Mr. Gibson.
Sunday call Colfax 3227.
Miscellaneous.
FIVE ROOM
BUNGALOW
Strictly- modern, unusual ar
rangement, brick and stucco con
struction, with oak finish through
out; large floored attic; full cement
basement; house one year old. In
high-class residence section. Own
er leaving city; arrange to see this
at once.
GLOVER & SPAIN
' REALTORS. A
Douglas 2850. 918-20 City National.
$1,650
Cottoge and three fine garden lot
priced absolutely right.
Call Wal. 1188 or
AMOS GRANT
COMPANY,
D. 8380.
SS4-S-8 Brandels Theater.
COLONIAL STYLE
BUNGALOW
New and all modern. Large living
room. Floor plan Ideal. Five room and
bath; floored attic. $500.00 down will
handle. Walnut 6433 evenings or Doug
las 7418 days. Mr. Cole.
REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS.
N. W. COR. I8TH AND DODGE. D. 6011.
AMERICAN aKftURITT COMPANY.
and Girls
For Girls to Make
Homecraft
Block Printing for Camp
CAROLYN SHERWIN BAILEY
Summer curtains, camp pillows,
smocks and table linens all decorat
ed with the fascinating block print
ing in June colors! Why not, since
the girl-who-does-things may learn
this craft? .
The block is of soft wood, a trifle
larcer than vour desien and sand
paperedsmooth. One of the baby's
building blocks will do. Draw a
pattern of a simple flower, leaf or
conventional ornament on heavy
tracing paper, paste it to the block
and cut out the background around
the pattern with a sharp pen knite,
Clamp the block down to your
working taDie wnne you ao xne
carvine. Be very careful to keep
the edges of the design sharp, and
do not chip the wood.
Dyes or oil colors are the ones to
use. .Oils give the prettiest results.
Squeeze the paint from the tube into
a saucer and mix it with turpentine
to the consistency of cream. Add
a few drops of mucilage. Fold sev
eral thicknesses of soft, old cloth
and layv it in the saucer, letting it
soak up the color to make a pad for
your printing. The soaking and
even-" spreading" of 'color on this pad
will.helpmuch witfi the success of
your printing.
The block, before printing on any
material, should be pressed several
times on the color pad and then
wiped off with a cloth in order to
fill up the pores of the wood and
be in good working condition.
Unbleached muslin, pongee silk,
cheese cloth, denim and coarse linen
are excellent materials' for block
printing. Stretch the cloth tightly
and smpothly on a board, after
marking it with basting thread or
pins to snow you where the design
is to ie printed. Press the block on
the pad and then press the block,
face down, on the cloth, hammering
it with a small wooden- mallet, if
you want the color deep. Be very
careful to print evenly, each design
no lighter or darker than the one
before. Your finished border on the
bungalow, curtains, on your smock,
or en a couch cover will rival the
expensive blotk printing ' in . the
shops if you do it carefully.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
Miscellaneous.
5-Room Stucco Bungalow
$500 Cash, Balance Easy
Terms
There Is good cheer In this 5-room
bungalow, with Its Inviting porch, Its
well arranged windows and its general
good lines and proportions. There are
larger homes. There are more ex
pensive. Never has one been built of
finer materials, one that Is cosier or
one that gives better dollar for dollar
value. Call Doug. 4911 days, Tyler
5167 eve. Mr. Spence.
GOOD HOMES.
24th and Maple, 2-story stucco, 7
rooms, vacant, modern, $5,500. Terms
to suit,
33d and Leavenworth?. 1-story frame,
part modern, 6 rooms, $4,100. Terms.
24th and Spencer, 2-story frame, (
rooms, modern, $6,600. Terms. 1
6023 Wirt, 6 rooms, part modern,
$3,000. Terms to suit.
JOHN W. SIMPSON
24 Patterson Blk. Doug. 3565.
$750 CASH
Have a strictly modern stucco bunga
low In Dundee which has all the con
veniences desired in an up-to-date home.
Attractive finish. Neat, cosy kitchen.
Moderately priced. Harney 3566 eve.
nlnga
New 4-Room House
345-Ft. Lots
For $300 down, balance easy payments.
Never been occupied. Walnut 6482 eve
nlnga. Douglas 7412 days. Mr. Cole.
CAN'T BE BEAT.
6-r. oak finish bungalow, fireplace,
French doors, screened porch, 60x128
south front lot, pavtag all paid, and It
I not far. from the Omaha univeralty.
Price only $5,260. Terms to afilt.
RASP BROS,. 212 Keeline Bldg. Tyler 721.
NEW. FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW. "
Strictly modern and up to date. Oak
and enamel finish. Possession at once.
Only $500 cash required. Csll Walnut
6373 or Doug. 74 12. Ask fo r Mr. Grant.
WANT A HOME?
Possibly we have It for you. It cost
nothing to phone Douglas 134 or com
to iout uoage St.
BIRKETT & CO.J.JSJ
' and tnsurss. SKA a,. T4M nnn
Real estate.
rent
and Insures. 260 Bee Bldg. Douglas 6IJ.
Bee Want Ads Are Business
Boosters.
f lpiNSTORIEj A
FITCH PEBKIN5 r JJ
By LUCY FITCH PERKINS.
Japanese Twins and the Colored
' Sand.
When the twins woke up the next
morning it was cold, and the rain
was beating on the roof. They
couldn't look out of the window to
see it, because there were no glass
windows in their house. There were
just the pretty screens covered, with
white paper.
Taro slid one of the screens back
and peeped out into the garden. "It's
all wet," he said to Take. "We can't
play outdoors today."
"We'll have a nice time in the
house, .then," said Take. "I can
think oT lots of things to do."
"So can l,jf I try," Taro said.
"Let's try, 'then," Take answered
They thought all the, time they
were dressing. They put on three
kimonos because it was cold. It
made them look quite fat.
"I've thought of one," Take called,
jusfas she was putting on the last
kimono.
"I have, too," Taro said.
"You tell me and I'll tell you,"
Take begged.
"No, not until after breakfast,"
Taro answered. "Then first we'll
play one and then the other."
After breakfast mother was busy
waiting upon .father and. getting him
off to his work. Then she had to
bath the baby.. So the twins went
to grandmother for help.
"O Ba San" (that means "Honor
able Grandmother), Take said to
her "it is rainy and cold, and Taro
and I have thought of nice games to
play injhe house. Will you get 'the.
colored sands for us?" -
"I know what you're going to do!"
cried Taro.
Grandmother brought out four
boxes. In one box was yellow sand.
The other two were filled with blue
and red sand. Grandmother brought
out some large pieces of paper.
"Thank you, O Ban San," the
twins said.
' They spread the paper on the
BASKO
BUTTER, I
None
finer.
59c tW5v
DELMONTE PEACHES, PEARS
I or APRICOTS, No. 2
BASKO CUT WAX or O J Basko Succotash or " O 7
Green Beans, can Baby Lima Beam, can.
Snider's Pork & Beans I n. 1, isc ize can i2
J No. 2, 20c ize can 17
Snider' Tall Tomato Soup, . No. 3, 35c ize can ..29t?
on 13t I Tall can, special size. ..... .14
Carolene, tall 11 Basko Wisconsin Quaker Corn Flake.
can 11C Baby Beet, QfV full 8-ounce 1 f
Cheaper Than Milk, can 6UC pkg- 1UC
'
Baska Japan Tea,
Lib. pkf.. 7Q
Cod Fish, 1-lb. wood
en box, i
at
at
SHOE POLISH
Peter.' P..U,
5 large can,
Sandwichola,
15c jar
Mest delightful foi
sandwiches.
Basko Vanilla Ex
tract, 2.ox. 99 c
bottl
FAIRCO,
2-lb. pail.... OOC
Fairbanks' famou
shortening.
Cudahy' White
Borax Naphtha Soap,
!.BARS' 38c
Basko Coffee, in
"?..:.... 47c
Independent, 1-lb.
fiber ....52
CASH AND CARRY
BASKET
There I On in
floor. Taro nad one piece, and Take
had another. '
"I'm going to make a picture of a
boat on the sea," said Taro.
He took some of the blue sand in
his right hand. He let it run through
his lingers until it made a blue sea
char across the paper.
"And now I'm going to make a
yellow sky for a sunset." He let the
yellow sand run through the fingers
f hi;, left hand.
"I'll put some red clouds m it," he
said. Then he let red sand run
thrcug'h his fingers.
When that was done he took
some black sand. II2 made a boat.
This was the way his picture
looked when it was dons, only it
was in colors. The sail of the boat
was blue.
"Oh. Taro, how beautiful!" Take
said "Mine won' be half sc nice,
I'm si re. I'm going to make I'm
gx'ng to make lets see. Oh, I know
I'll rn;ike the pine tree beside the
pond."
(Rights reserved by Houghton-Mifflin Co.)
What Do You Know?
(Here's a chance to make your wit
worth money. Each day The Bee will
i iihllNli a series of Questions, prepared
Lv Superintendent J. H. Beverldge of the
nubile schools, xney cover tning wmen
jou should know. The first complete list
of correct answers received will be reward
ed by $1, The answer and the name of the
winner will be published on the day Indi
cated below. Be sure to give your view
nnd address in ' full. Address "Question
Lditor," Omaha Bee.)
By J. H. BEVERIDGE.
1. What name did the British give
to Francis Marion during the
Revolutionary War?
2. Who said, "I only regret that
I have but one life to lce for my
country?
3. From what country did the
Hessian soldiers come?
4. Who said, "I know not what
course others may take, but as for
me, give me liberty or give me
death?"
5. In whose memory did Walt
Whitman write the poem, "O Cap
tain, My Captain?
(Answers published Friday.)
Friday's Answers.
1. What nickname was eiven to
Hooker during the Civil war?
"Fighting Joe."
' 2. Who was the sculptor of the
famous statue of Lincoln in Lincoln
park, Chicago? August St. Gaudens.
3. What premier of France was
1
Ak-Str-Bet
Butter,
1-lb.
Carton,
54c
73 TORES
i V, 7,
37c
size can. . . ,
Those delicious California
Almonds. A little parboiling
will remove the skins. Most
delightful when salted. Ofl '
Pound.: c
Conybear Apple Bate,
Strawberry Flavor
Preserves, OA
15-oz. jar. . . o-aC
10c
Piedmont Peanut Oil,
M -pint can, gEJ g
at
Sweetheart Soap, 5
b"' 30c
at
Strictly Fresh Efga,
doten, A 1
tit
at
SAVES MONEY.
STORES
Your Neighborhood.
Dr. L. L. Irvin,
Mgr.
' All Work
Guaranteed
i-!MlIi
OMAHA DENTISTS
1515V2 Farnam Street, Omaha
NOTICE Out-of-town patients are cordially invited to make this office their
headquarters, leave your packages and meet your friend during your
stay in the city.
Open Evening Till 8 O'clock Sunday Until Neon
to Colorado
with the sun
By the new, fast, splendidly
appointed daytime train, put on
to accommodate the constantly
) increasing travel to Colorado.
Denver Special
VIA
Union Pacific System
.. 1
Schedule Westbound
Leaves Omaha every day 8:20 A. M.
Arrives Denver same day 9:35 P. M.
Schedule Eastbound
Leaves Denver every day 8:00 A. M.
Arrives Omaha same day 11:15 P. M.
1 I I'M
A Glutton for Work
The Oldsmobile Economy Truck is a "Glutton
for Work." So say the folks who use them. Day
in and day out they are ready to haul any
kind of material over all sorts of roads.
The powerful motor, coupled with the wide'
range of speed,' make this truck very economical
and efficient.
Electric lights and self-starter add much to the
convenience of operating of this sturdy truck.
A frame of deep channel steel and pneumatic
cord tires insure perfect safety and riding
- comfort. , ;
Let Us Demonstrate This Truck to You
Nebro's-ka
J.?.OWfo
Ctf7qr
Absolutely True
Good -work, good service and sincere ap
preciation spells success in any business.
Our Dentistry is founded on progressive
ability and careful attention to every
detail.
Our prices are very reasonable.
Phone
Douglas
8236
Attendant
Stopping only at Fremont Columbus, Grand
Island, Kearney,. Noi.h Plant, Julesburg,
Sterling, Ft Morgan an La Salle.
You will enjoy th comforts Buffet-Observation
Car oletting Cars, Reclining Chair
Car and Diner.
For further information ask Union Depot,
Consolidated Ticket Office, or A. L. Craig,
General Passenger Agent, Union Pacific Rail-1
road, Omaha, Nebraska. . -
, Comp
any
2S59RrnnSb
n i i
' f 1
1
i
Si
, ' 'J
r
I ' 1
t
i ii m i i ii i m n 1 8r
