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TIIK BKK: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 22. 1922.
Millions Repaid
lo War Board by
. Corn Belt Banks
Official of Finance Corpora
tion Si) i Intention Now It
to Aid I.lmtocK Men
of Staff.
Wert than $I,WO,(V)0 in loan have
bttn repaid lo tli War t inance cor
poration by tunli in the Netirla
corn belt. John M. Flanni.au, t accu
se secretary of the Omaha agency,
itports a ciurb' urongi-r lniiiif
antiment. The cattle tituation Iti
wtitrrn Xcbral. i now calling (or
attention.
.Mr. I lannigan Irlt lat ni.Itt lo
confer with tann and farmrrt at
Broken Bo today. He pfW
cm the buine outlook before the
i hamher of Commerce at Alliance
Thursday nigh'.
"Crop record ahow that uiiumuI
yields are not continued indefinitely,"
he laid before leaving, "lite procr
eation of a lurplut aaaiict a time
of diminished production it in tine
with sound financial policy. Thia
applies equally well to banker and
farmer, h i the intention of the
Omaha committee to rmdrr every
aitiitanre within it power to the
livestock men, and the only filiation
it how la do it,
"The grass cattle men of the west
half of the Hate are in a peculiar
situation. The consensus of opinion
among- men in the industry is that
grass cattle must bring at least 8 1-2
ccnti a pound to nui.iin the husi
ne.s. Lat fall, and up to Novem
ber, corn belt banker demanded that
cattle W .!iitd in ife frcU'ot fr
iitf oin at $ rent a pound, and 't
over O crnU, This system of Hid
ing mutt b a thing cl the pt. What
if lief Of 4 t a better rnrf tinJrr.
Handing ci th need, and emr
l-naneuirf ui the gfa Vt!e mf,
S!er mut be (iiuiufd u a mature
age n4 fapte4 a bed." ,
Rridc of Month Files
! Petition for Divorce
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t Mr. Lena J, llolnibtrg brought
'nit e.tefd4y for iluorce from M.
Illotinberg, Ivreman ui a canning de
partmrnt at Armour pai'ktnjc com
nany, alter cue niottth of married
In tier petition Mr. Ifolmberg
tbarge t!i he was forced to leave
lirr hubnd brcaue of his cruel
manner, Several t'ne she ay he
jus thrratenrd t commit tuuide,
ihe neeka to have the court re
More her maiden name, Chaddovk,
and ,;U monthly alimony.
Man With GaH on Head
Found UiicoiiM-ious in Street
An ft tied man, apparently about
70, wa fnund temi-eoiuciou at
Twenty-third and Time street ya
lerday. An examination revrakd a
(evere sah on the head. He wai
taken to St. Jofeph bosioital where
a search among hit elfects revealed
a bank book made out to F. Jarer,
2570 Spautdmg street. Hi condition
t serious.
Must Return Liquor.
Cgnncatiii of 600 quart of
whisky in Lincoln by federal and
state liquor sleuths Saturday was
contrary to Iw, according to Kobcrt
Anderson, chief of the federal liquor
agents in Nebraska, who ordered the
liquor, which was enrnute to a drug
firm in Montana, released.
Msil tens' Counsel
Loses Plea for
Directed Verdict
f nJTaaa-assB-
i Motion Overruled 1W Judse
Com State Rest Case
Defetif May Conclude
Tod-y. ,
Station far a directed mditt in
favor of Tlioiua H. Matters, on
trial for aiding and abetting ember
r'ement, wa overruled late yeter
day by District Judge Cos.
1 (attack Re. counsel for Mr.
Matter, made the motion when the
title reie4 it ease, Jmt after the
koi'ii ircr" i or more than an
hour Mr. Ko.e argued hi motion,
at the rod picturing sutler as
lrufl4les. tie declarer hi own be
lief in Matter' innocence nd voiced
a fear thai unfavorable publicity re
trivet ty Sutter in tne past would
influence tin? jury if the cast went
into fis hand.
There were tear in Mattrr' tye
a In riiuu.rl concluded the argU'
nent, W, T. Porsey, senior eoun'
sel for the state, replied to the trg
ment,
Mr, to aid Mr. Matter' rle.
feiue prubably will be concluded 10'
t'ay.
OniuW Kank Third for
School Children'! Health
Omaha rank third in health
among school children, according to
dgure compiiea yesterday by tne
Omaha Chamber of Commerce.
AOURTIr.WET
If you're free iron constipation
show this to tone sufferer!
Ciua of the gicaieiti Itenedta to hu
nmnlty that liaa been made avallnble
to every mn, woman tnH child iu
A nit ric la Kelloirs'a Itran. conked
and krumlOed.1 Kellogg'a Bran will
relieve cniiHti.ailon permanently If It
la eaten regularly. If people of thla
nation anernlly would eat Kelloata
Uran nlne-teiitha of nil tk'knea
would bo eliminated. , .
rhylclan Indorse KnlloRg'a Uran,
rooked and krumhleJ, for consilpa
linn bwatiM coiiHtlpalion I ninurnlly
relieved through proper food. We
guaraiiiea Kelloa'a Hrao will relieve
conHtlpNtlnn If , at lont two table
siioonfuln ar eaten dally.1 We advl!
an much at nceesnary for chronic
caac.
KclUurg'a Bran as a aweeper.
cleunntiiK and purifying. Kul-lt is
not a "remedy, rather a natura
food! I'nllka pllla and cathartic,
win. n ar nut only irritating to tna
delH'iito Inlealinal tract, and afford
but temporary relief at beatbran
la nt hiihit-forminir. EfTeet of pill
and catliarile weae oft and It la nc
eutry for tlm unrr to And soma
new and more violent bowel-art
tutor. hp-Work Uran pevercsasf a
III regular worn.
Kctloeg'a Itran at tha earn time
will l.'ur a pimply complexion and
aweeten the breath.
Kallngg' Itran, cooked and krum
bled, la one of tha most delicious
cereals you ever ate. It nut.tlke
flavor la delightful. Or aprlnkla It
on your favorito cereal and uea It In
varluuH fninlH siH-h aa bran bread.
muttln. paneakta, cravlea, etc. Rec-
ipea on pncKage. uet it at your gro
cer.
Perhaps you are one
of this two million-
Some two million of the ten
million' American motorists will
find it necessary to replace their
batteries during 1922. You may
be one of the number.
What will you do about it
buy a battery or the battery
for your car? On your choice
depends quite a few dollars in
cash and a great many dollars,
worth of comfort.
You can probably get a bat
tery that, costs less than the
Exide in the first place, but you
will find none so economical in
the end. For Exide is the long-5 )
life battery,, not in a paper ,
"guarantee," but in actual ser- w
vice in your car a fact that
has been proved by millions of
motorists since the day of the .
original starting and lighting
battery, which was an Exide. . "
Give some thought .to bat- .
teries before the time when you
will have to have a new one, for
the right battery means a lot '
to you. You will find courteous
and intelligent men to talk to
at the nearest Exide Service
Station.
The Electric Storage Battery Company, Philadelphia
Whitever m.ke of battery
is in your car. you can ba
confident of akilful repair
work, fair pricei, and re
apon. ble advice at the near
est Exide Service Station.
BATTERIES
THE LONG-LIFE B ATTERY F O R Y OUR CAR.
Visit the Nearest Exide Service Station at
NEBRASKA
Omaka, Auto Electric Service Carp.
Aall, Llncoin Highway Caraf a s
Araiuihaa. Faw Cox
Aarara, Auto Electric Shop
Bancroft, Mielkle Broa.
Baatrka, PuraV'a Garafa
Blue Hill. Exida Service Station
Brtetaw, Tha Exide Battory Station
Brakan Baw, Dalce Exide Service Station
Callaway. Overfard aV Koike
Cratrai City. Exide Electric Service Co.
Cedar Rapid a. Battery Service Co.
Cekankas, Jvknke Battery StaUea
Cased, Exide Battery Station
Creis-kteav Beyd BUkeman
Curtis, L. C. McCowin
David City. Exide Electric Co.
Fraaklin, Lincoln Carafe
NEBRASKA
Candy, R. C. Joy Carafe
Gothenburg, Calling Auto Co.
Grand Island, Exide Service Station'
Greeley, Exide Service Station
Haatinf e. Exide Service Station
Hekrou, Exide Service Station
Hershey, Hershey Auto Co.
Holdref e, C S. Prima
Hooper. Anton Tunkerf
Hoskina, Wan. Vosa Garage
Hovel Is, Howella Battery Station
Imperial, Imperial Motor Co. '
Jackson, J. C. Nicholas Carafe
KimbatL J. A. Cibson
Kearney, Exide Service Station
Lelfh, Leif h Battery Station
Laxinfton, Exide Battery Station
Lincoln, Piney'a Carafe
NEBRASKA - , . ,
Loup City. Sweetland Battery Station
Magnet, .Nelaon Garage yv
Marquette, Ekberg Auto Co.
McCook, McCook Exide Electric Co.
McLean, W. M. Calvin
Michell, Arthur Robertson Bat. Station
Nebraska City, Bat. Elec. Service Sta.
Nelson, Arthur F. Ely
Newman Grove, Swanaon Bat. Elec. Co.
North Platte, J. S. Davis Auto Co.
Ogallala, Ofallala Elec. Service Station
Osceola, E. D. Fill man
O'Neill, O'Neill Motor Co.
Orleana, A. G. Axelson eV. Sen
Osbkosh, Riddile Electric Co.
Paxton, Lincoln Highway Garafe
Pierce, Hayea Battery Station
PUinview, F. J. Woidmaa
NEBRASKA
Randolph. Brenner A Nelson
Riaing City, C. H. Morgan Garage
Sargent, Sargent Auto Co.
Schuyler, Copac Broa.
St. Edwards, Swan ion Battery Station '
St. Paul, Mudloff Auto Co. '
Stromabug, Nelson Auto Co.
Sutton, Exide Service Station
Tilden, Tildea Tire Battery Station
Verdi free, Verdigree Battery Station.
Wakefield, Wendell Auto Co.
Wanae, Peters Auto Co.
Wayne, Miller It Strickland
Weeping Water. Chadderdoa Garage
Willow Ialand, H. G. Aden,
P. O. Gothenberg
Winner, Brown' .Battery Station
Wynot, Benertx Kindwall
Distributed in Aiif-v
Omaha by the -rUlO
2205 Farnam Street
Electric
Service Cor p.
Phone Doug. 5488
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875 Room Size
RUG
A Fortunate Eastern Purchase for CASH
This Tremendous Quantity Will Be Placed
On Sale Wednesday at 9 A. M.
The Selling Will Continue All Week
Third f loor
9x12
Axminster
RUG S
$26.75
This lot Is composed of good
quality high pile rugs. A large
selection of patterna in the
newest colors and combina
tions some are seamless. Ev
ery rug Is perfect.
9x12
Seamless Velvet
RUGS
$32.75
Seamless Velvet Rugs, a
wonderful Quality with strong
woven backs some In tha lot
with fringe. A broad range of
the newest designs and color
ings, all of the best qualities.
9x12
Worsted Wilton
RUGS
$75.00
Wonderful varieties of Room
Size Worsted Wilton Rugs, all
the wanted colors and very ex
clusive designs in all-overs,
Orientals and solid colors,
some two-tone effects, first
qualities.
9x12
Seamless Wool Tap.
RUGS
$ 1 9.50
Quite a large quantity of
these very popular seamless
wool tapestry russ the kind
that can be used in any room.
; All the new spring designs In
j the most popular colorings.
Let Our Experts Estimate Your Shades and Draperies for Spring. Information Gratis.
Grass Rugs
8xl0-ft. size .$13.50
9xl2-ft. size $16.00
Alt early showing; of good 'quality
grass rugs. Desirable for porches
and bedrooms.
Customers, Note
We want to pass these unusual
savings ou to you. If not quite
ready to buy, a reasonable deposit
will hold any rug, the balance
when delivered to your home.
Short Lengths
Inlaid Linoleum, 95c yd.
Some desirable lengths for small
bathrooms and kitchens. All popu
lar patterns.
Furniture Buying Time Is Here Note
What Cash Buying andCash Selling Means to You
$200.00 Walnut or Mahogany $ Q7 A
Bedroom Suite, special at. JLO i DJ
$250.00 Walnut Finish Din-$i f7Q A A
ing Suite, special at AlO-UU
v.. i -iimn ,i v j iiiiiiiiiiu r
Five-Piece Bedroom Suite
No other room in the house reflects so. accurately your
individual taste and judgment. Pieces can be bought sep
arately. '
Bow-end Bed, full size, spe- Dresser ....... . .$32.50
' cial at $27.50 Dressing Table . .$25.00
Vanity Dresser ..$55.00 Chifforette $25.00
Nine-Piece Dining Suite
Vou will appreciate this suite. It is of Queen Anne de
sign. There are 9 pieces. The buffet is 60 inches long,
has large linen drawer and ample room for silver. The
china cabinet is large and the chairs are upholstered in
genuine leather slip seats. Pieces can be bought separate.
Wednesday Specials
Hosiery
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WOJttS'S THREAD SHE HOSE,
; S1.50
One big lot of women's thread silk
hose In plain and fancy colors.'
Full fashioned and semi-fashioned
hack In drop stitches and two
toned effects.
WOMEK'S MERCERIZED IISLE
HOSE, 8 PAIR, S1.00
Women's mercerized " lisle hose,'
ribbed, and hemmed tops, all sizes,
. EOc' values.' . .
EfFANTS' MERCERIZED IISE
. HOSE, 15
Infants' ' mercerized lisle hose,
white only. 25c values ....15
Buy Your Wall Paper
During This Week's Special Showing
TWO BIG SPECIALS
To introduce our New 1922 Wall Papers we
offer this tremendous value-giving sale to those
w4o will need wall paper.
AT
12y2caRoll
Charming Bedroom Papers in
flowered and plain stripes,-'
chintz effect. Also papers for
Parlors, Dining Rooms and
Halls, Grass Cloth, Two-Tones,
Gilts and Plain Stripes with
new cut-out borders.
. Fourth Floor .
AT
17c a Roll
, Parlor, Dining Room and
Hall Papers. Heavy grades of
Grass Cloth, Tapestries, two
tones, stripes and figured
stripes with new cut-out bor
der effect.
Wednesday Specials
Mnln Floor
25c
Huck Towels
10c
100 dozen good quality huck
towels; assorted entire sizes in,
the lot worth up to 25c.
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Cotton Goods
15c
2,000 yards of fine quality
longcloth and finely finished
bleached muslin. Very special.
Wednesday Specials in the Front Room
Second Floor
$1.50 Gowns and
Teddies, 98c .
Batiste or nainsook gowns or.
teddies, trimmed with fine
laces or embroidery.
98c Lisle Union Suits,
' 69c -
Women's ' lisle Union suits
with . band or beaded tops,
tight knee, shell or lace bot
tom. Regular or outsizes.
Halm Floor
Pink Satin Corsets Graduated front j0 OQ
clasp, elastic top; $5.00. values, at vtltW
Corset Dept. -Second Floor
Wednesday Specials in the Front Room
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$1.50 Gilbert Alarm
' Clocks, $1.00
You will see this clock ad
vertised in the Saturday
Evening Post, the Gilbert
' Tornado, sale price Wed
nesday, each $1.00
45c Ribbons, 29c Yd.
A special line of fancy
hair bow ribbon on . sale
Wednesday. Fancy stripes,
jacquards, moire and plain
taffeta. Only, yard 29
Fancy hair bow fasteners,
each 5
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