Tilt! ISKfcl: OMAHA. HUIMV, MAKU1 U, Wi.
Basket Store Hul
(lives Testimony
in Hoyeolt Case
Willi Two Nig Tirnu Was
u.U-n!y Cut Off
In 19;'l).
I'.y cro..f xamiiutiuii tt Walter
li. VitliAit til-t of the IU
kfl Stores, a viinr fur the rH-
imnient in the "Ural 'trade cow
miim' tliare f unfair trade
lirattirc against the N'etra-.ka-Irwa.
Miniif wjla Vhotrate Grocer' ao
t'ativi, Ktitmrt Tinley. counsel fr
ihe dr(rne. tried yesterday to show
it uss Hie fixed sales polity of Urge
fi'i'rit nianufaiiiirer not to sell to
icttikrs.
IntJmatei Clients Exempt.
- Hit client are thereby exempt
from responsibility if luanufacturrr
would nrt ell to rluin stores, he
intimated.
William admitted tlut rcpresen.
'.alive e( tlie l'roctr and Ciamlde
and 0"ker Oat companies told him
tlut thoueh they hold to ilmin floret
in the fat. they wontd imt do no in
the wet. Different condition, such
as sparsely settled communities, in
hired thrni to se-1I only to jobber,
they tnld William.
Referred Him to Jobber.
The witness roilrrated. however,
his testimony that the Quaker Oat
people, though they at iirt sold to
the flasket Store, suddenly cut off
wile in 1920 and let it he known
that they would Mipply him only
through other jobbers.
The latter statement was stricken
from the records however, as cor-
BOWEN'S-
Value-Giving Store
Wash
Electrically
Saving Clothes,' Time, Money'
fhe largest'' wash can toe' on""
the line a little after 9 any
morning . if you wash Elec-..
trically.
Electric Washers
i ' .
will be found a great aid, to
'the ever-busy housewife, and
our March values on Washets
is much above the average, as
these prices prove. . ',
Electric" Washers $ 1 j f
with wood tub X ly
Electric Washers
with galvanized.. tub
Electric Wathet
with copper tub
'125
Electric Washers $10050
Values, Too, in
Used Washers
Several hand and electric
washers taken in exchange for
new washers offered at. these
low price figures; - "- -
'4
HAND WASHERS
50 $"750 $noo
U250
ELECTRIC WASHERS
55 $65
ELECTRIC IRONS
With detachable plug and 6-ft..
cord extension.- $095
Special at .;. .........
CLOTHES BASKETS
Oblong shape, large, QO
well made, only.,'-... ... . 70C
It Pays to Read BowenV:
Small Ads.
Howard St., Bet. 15th and 16th
ywyyWWwyAeA'A
ADVERTISEMENT. ' - " '"
DON'T SQUEEZE BLACK-
HEADS DISSOLVE THEM
Squeezing and pinching out blacahead
Irak the pores lance and cause irritation
then, too, alter they have become hard
you cannot net all of them out. Black
heads are caused by accumulation of dust
and dirt and eecretions from the skin and
there is only one-safe and sure way-and
one that neef fails, to ret rid of them
a simple way. too that is to - dissolve
them. Jtfst get from any drug store about
two ounces ef calonite powder sprinkle
a little on a hot. wet aponge rub over
the blackhead Briskly for a few seconds
wash off and you'll be surprised to sec
that every blackhead' hss disappeared, and
the skin will be left soft and the pores fn 1
their ijatural condition anyone tronbJcd
with these Poiaiiuy. blemishes should
try this simple me. hod "
rrtpoiidt nc leLiit to the matter
i already in evidence.
lien Warren of the McCord -Brady
company and Frank Keogh of .'
Urn &. Gallagher, ere present at
l'day's kctsitm,
Urlimy Hoy Vsnislin
With Grocerifi and Cah
Frank Koctre, delivery boy for the
Iiviu K Kurt grocery, 471 J South
Twenty-fourth street, started off
vith Huilload of groceries and
$M in change Wednesday and did
not return. Yesteiday inorninir
youth named Wilbert Gardner, 0148
Bedford avenue, called at the store
and aid he met Kwtre at Ninth and
DontiUs street Wednettlay niliht
and tlut Koctre told him he was
goitiii to Sioux City.
Gardner went away and returned
so hour later, with the empty truik.
lie said he found it at Ninth street
and Missouri' avenue.
Irish Songs Sung
at Concord Lunch
Club Members Wlmse Nature
IW it With "Mt ' Are
- r
Honor Gufsti.
Sr. JtruW Ireland, the Sham
rock and ttn ."Irish confetti'
claimed the attention of members of
the Concord club at their weekly
luncheon at Hotel I'ontenelle yes
terday poon.
Irih song such It "River Shan
non, "Wearin of the Green" and
other were sung, Members whose
names began with "Mc" were honor
guest.
T. W. McCullough of The Bee
wa the principal speaker.
After describing economic eondi-
AturBrinr.wKNT.
ADir.RTIKr.MKKT.
Rid Yourself of Constipation
With a Delicious Nature Food!
tions to hov that the United States,
in split ot the protct being made
against high taxes, was the lowest
taxed nation of all the world pow
ers. Mr, McCullough made a strong
plea for more interest on the rrt
of true Nebrakans in the .iforestd
lion of idle sand hill lands which are
Ideally situated for the growing of
valuable pines.
With these laud planted with
tree, tho speaker said, Nebraska
would, in time, derive a revenue
which would provide for all univer
sity and normal school activities and
leave something for other state insti
tutions aswelk
Postal Pension Kqualily
I Favored ly Lawmakers
Legislation pending lit Washing
ton, providing fr the retirement
with adequate pension of all civil
service employes, is finding favor,
accoiding to reports made at the
meeting of the Nebraska Civil Serv-
Cfiiutlputioii can be relieved t"r
manently In the simplest way Itnat
(liable. If you will ent Kellg-'s
ltrsn, rooked and krumbled, regu
larly, you will find yourself freed
from thla annoying- and danaerou
utidHloii. Your vhyalcian will In.
iore tho tiso of KellocK's Bran for
cotiHilinition. We Runriintea that It
will give t'ermanont relief provided
ynil eat "t leaat two tblrspnutifuls
daily. 1'ur ilironli; canes, eut aa
iiitnh as Is neceawary. Hsl.lcs, It
will free the breath from dlsnarea
able Intestinal odors and clear up
pimply eklna:
Tou should know all about Kel
Ingn's Hran, cooked and krumbled.
li la not only a wondrfully henefl-t-lal
nature food, but It la a delicious
rereal. eaten an u cereal with milk
or cream and augar, or sprinkled on
your favorite cereal. Krllos' Pran
I used in the preparation of many
delectable foods such aa ralaln bread,
murflna, macaroons, paneakea, etc.,
for Its nutllka flavor aa welt as for
It remarkable health qualities.
Kelloaa-'a Jlran sweeps, cleanses
and purlfles the bowels without Irri
tation or discomfort. It la aa bene,
floial for children as for older peo
ple. It doea wonderful work for
everybody. 'v
rill and cathartic are danger
ous to health berause they trrltute
the, delicate Intestinal paaaasrea. id
they never can and never will give
permanent relief. Their artlon Is
only temporary at bent. What you
need la permanent relief from con
stipation. And, you can ret It with
the regular uso of Kelloaa-'a Bran,
cooked and krumbled. Your gro
cer has It.
"HOW PLAYING
Cecil B. De Mille'i
"A FOOL'S
PARADISE"
DOROTHY DALTON
CONRAD NACEL
THEODORE K0SL0FF
A picture that sweeps from Tis
to Siam, and gather into a hun
dred lavish scenes the .lore and.
beauty of the world.
Enlarged Orchestra
ire Keinrm association In-td at the
Chamber f Commerce )ctrTdy,
Mrs, I. J I. Cole, sccrrtary, read
repbet trom mcssc sent senator
and representatives, in whuh all ex
pressed opinions in favor of the hill,"
IJitTslfin Pit) Visit tii k
(Jiie-f of Police Denipry
Maislull l;berteiu, former chirf
(f police of Omaha under the Smith
Kinger regime, called on Chief of
l'olue Mike JVmpsey jesteiday
afternoon,
"Was ju.t oul enjoviiig the fine
weather and tltought I'd cull n the
chief.' J.beritem explained.
is
HAIL THE
WOMi
tisci oeiaswmkM . VAJliiff
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vu
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U.(TfD HIIOHfk
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9MAJKIS IILLAM1
eruu-T uasjiuuI
CMTUaJB Msagsrm I
ftnsvao MAKnaxsu.1
-VHNOX DIT
r.nrsuns Ojusi
MAmaaB awnta
Shomwii 9lCbnnellt
m -Lw . w i r.TmrL r .st. w as .1 m a tj mm rarr mm imi m mYmr.m aifai y a
16th and Harney I I 16th and Dodge I 1 19th and Farnam 1 24th and Farnam 49th and Dodge
A Record Run
Wi times in New York. Thats
tho record of the great Ameri
can play by Winchell Smith and
John E. Hazzard.
143 performances-and how many
laughs and thrills a performance!
You. can't count the total.
But if you should, multiply it by
three and you'll have the number
of worthwhile moments in the
picture that's been made from
the play:
r
i
Days'
Cisi
O 0
race
Sale!
FRIDAY and SA TURDA Y
ONCE
MORE
; We Will
t Sell
20c Cigarettes
v
Camels, Spurs, Chesterfields,
1 liolrv 5frilce. PiecJ-
Trtnnts: Black and
Whites, per -Pkg
10
CIGARS
15c Los Ramos
Cigars Mild Havana
Each foil wrapped, h fy C
large size. Special Tl 0
packing boxes of 25, II
1 box . . : .
CANDY
$1.00 Beau Broadway
Chocolates - Delicious
Daintily Packed in at
tractive Boxes,
full pound
for
49c
ITALIANS
That's What They Call Them
And OhMhey're So Good
A delicious soft center of vanilla fondant
with that wonderful thick "Italian cnoeo-
late coating. Each one hand
dipped. Our regular price
is $1.00 a pound.- Special
price for Friday and .Sat
urday, pound
59c
- . r- - - -
Hard Steel
BOND BOX
"".With 2 keys, for protecting
valuable papers, insurance
policies, records, deeds, etc.
Only .
89c
Soaps, Toilet Articles
and Remedies at
Low Cut Prices
$1.00' Krank'a Lemon Cretfm. . .69
$1.10 Nuxated Iron (with $1.00
. ; Vitamine Tabs. Free) . . .89c
30c Laxative Bromo Quinine. . .22
50c Milk of Magnesia. -.37t
$1.25 tinkham's Vegetable
Compound '. . i .... .97
$1.0a Tanlac . . ..: 83
25c Elkay or Colorite Straw "Hat
j)ye at 19
50c Pebeco'iooth Paste 34
$1.00 Grant'3 Vita Vim Tablets. 79d
$1.25 Lyko Tonic 84
$1.10 S, S.S. ..v.....i 87-
25c Cuticura Soap ......... . .19
60c Pape's Diapepsin -44c
35c Freezone 23
50c Lavoris 39
25c Rexall Foot Powder, Shaker-
Top Can .....19
25c Mavis Talcum 17f
60c Hay's Sage and Sulphur. . .37J
50c Quinegg Shampoo c .'. J. .V.39&
,25c Qui Salt Talcum i V. . . , .19
50c Mulsified Cocoanut Oil. . . .39
50c Lysol .... . . . ,39
10c Jergen's Violet Glycerine
Soap .s.. ,'.7
40c Castoria ; . . .;. .24
60c Q-Ban Hair Restorer :. .::. .'-.44c
60c 5-gr. Lithia Tablets (Riker's)
at .'. . . . r. : .-:.39t
$1.20 Scott's' Emulsion . . . . . ..89i
$1.50 Piver's Azurea, LeTrefle or
. : Floramye Face' Powder. .72
25c Carter's Little Liver Pills. .14
Nature's Remedy Tablets
i at . . .1735d68d
60c Syrup of Figs. .44J
GILLETTE
RAZORS
74c
(Genuine)
Including Package of Blades
Tooth Brushes
Any 40c Tooth
Brush in our Stock
29c
Many stylet and shapes.
EAGLE BRAND
MILK (Borden's)
Friday and
Saturday, can
19c
50c D.ier Kiss Face Powder.
25c Williams' Talcum Powder, 14
50c Palmolive Shampoo 39d
60c Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. . .44
75c Harmony Skin Cream : . . . .54
60c Cocoa Butter Cold Cream. .44$
PURE FOODS
. y2 lb. Opeko; Tea, black or '
green :,34
l ib. Opeko Coffee... .'.-r'. .28$
35c Symond'? Inn Vanilla
Extract-. . .V-' .'. -24J
40c Symond's Inn Lemon
. Extract . .- . , . . ; . . . 24
7oc Ballardvale Grape Jam
at ...39
14 lb. Symond's Inn Cocoa. 19
12-lb. cake Symond's" Inn
Baking Chocolate . . . . 19
Imported ' From England
YARDLEY'S
Lavender Water, Bath Salts,
Brilliantine, 'Face Powders,
Smelling Salts and their incom
parable Toilet Soaps. Ask to
see this .wonderful line. .
25 Hercules
or
Rosalind
Hot Water
Bottle
2 or 3-quart size.
?Yr.ed . $i.i9
Sponges and
Chamois Skins"
For Your Automobile-or '
For Your Home
Our Asortment is large and
our prices will please you.
Thermos arid
Vacuum Bottles
U And now critics proclaim: 4
YfJ "A great picture even "0
ff greater than the play." J
j rrI
v JK) Of "The Four Horsemen Faoy
; .' 2 WEEKS 2
;' x. Starting Sunday
labiaiAslaU
STARTS SUNDAY (5 days) STRAND
Adolpif va.0r, presents
I - : i
"WUii- .L eassm
-a William deAAille prociuctioiv-
ZONA GALE'S great novel and play
now a screen sensation!
Inside facts of American family life!
Snatched from our parlor and porches
and held where the world may see I
The story of a woman who thirsted for
love and whose nature had always been
starved. See what she did to win happiness!
1 '
Two Days
More
hy Announce
Your fViarriage"
u
THEY- KEEP HOT
DRINKS HOT
THEY KEEP COLD
. 'DRINKS COLD
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
'' ' Only
$2.00 full pint
Lacquered or
Aluminum
Vacuum Bot
tle, for
I
ich Hotel?
Let Good Judgment
direct you to
a
Hotel jeNeLLe
Creater Omaha 's Greaer" Hotel v
94c
S
TO-NIGHT
; St. Patrick Celebration
. t- 't . In Conjunction With
Dancing Championship
7 ' ' OF OMAHA SECOND ELIMINATION
CARL LAMP'S ORCHESTRA
. Admission 40c Includes Tax
M3$
-J Has; BLUINMNU
Sunday Ni.Mitl
.S7:.tr.v .voir sw.u;!
Firt Time in Omaha
la N.w Vmb WisIh Caia.a'
jijp at-l kiuswa'iHi Kw
1 afi r 1 R vsv
os
1921
SHOW
WJLUt- HOWARD -LUCENE
IS ClaMl 9 f 100 Cesiums
AM-Slsr last el ISO l. ludm
It WINUK (iANUtM ULAUlltS
KOTC Oartaf Is S'S't itmtni r ,
mm slsiSMe ettsst sais fee ertl4,
!! assSe sypluaiMia at So ellue.
THLAIHL a1
TAtsAV Meliaee l T, M.
lUlisHI Ltnifl i a, IS I". M.
D. W. Griffith's Greatest ,
Achievement
1
Orphan
t0he Storm
;i Calii Prl TenlrM' Tft
1 (srsitnti dsn. I II ml Drill Carps, Ml. j
'Calvary Coasmsndsty, Knifhl '
Tmplr. !
rrlrssi Mallnee, 2Sr. bOr, 78c and 1.
1 obi, hi, Ot.h., SI-SO; II. Ii I.O0
tnd lisle, 80c.
"OMAHVS MN CtNTtR
LAST TIMES TODAY--2:158:30
iisn eroiNi s 'PnI(.il.Rnn" "Ullc'-
WOKIB.SNOWN rCCK-A-DOO RUNLISK
Tomorrow (S.l.l Msllnr and All Ward
I AL REEVES' BEAUTY SHOW
OL
ea
WHS HARRY COOPiK a l. nisiMll.
LS0IIS' TICKITS. IM Me IVIRV WttK 0T
CwicXX 'a-rx at.iuoijai
""AUT o"w E E K SPECIAL
MallneeailVjjlS--Every Nnht 8-l
Josephine Victor & Co. .
I "Jalltt aS Rsaira" -A
Rsissat I Sour Sts
GsorfS Lsss ABrSBroa
"AIRsyiS snd lam StSrsw
LYDIA BARRY
risk's Mills
Btslrlrs Sosssay
MULDOON, FRANKLYN .
& ROSE
Tsls Osy Asws's Fsblss Psths Niwi
Mm., Its I 50c: sosis 750 saS 11.00 Sst.
sad Sua. Nigntt, IS t l.00; sssis tl.iS
Sst. sad Sun. '
"Today's Winner of Two Frt Seats
Is Auto No. 21.122 f
LAST TIMES
TOlfCaHT
"Burn 'Era I
Up Barnes"
STARTS TOMORROW
Wl.lS.HARf
in a western story,
"While Oak"
First Time in Omaha '
Now Showing
May EcAvoy
in
A Homespun
Vamp
A story of a bride who
vamped her husband, f
TWO DAYS MORE
Tonights 6:45, 8:45 . t"
Tomorrow Continuous: 12:45 to 11 P-M.
RUDOLPH
VALENTINO
"THE
SHIEK"
AuditoriumMdtT13
The Tuesday Musical Club Presents
MATZENAUER
Contralto
TICKETS St. 00 to S2.50 No War Tail
Public Sal Friday, March 17
EMPRESS
FLORENIS, European Equilibrists
and
EARLE EDWARDS. Niitty No-sens"
FRANK. GARDNER CO. "Sign Thos
Pap.ra
BOBBY EARLE GERTRUDE RIAL,
In "Rings-Rainbows"
TWO SHOWS IN ONE
Bee Want Ads Are the Bet Business-Getter.
