THE HUE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 5. 1922,
Every Successful
Man Is Salesman,
Pastor Declares
Tell AuiUfnre Houte to Sue
rr ! Selling llilhr
l liinp or Mm.
Cotumhut. O., ApnM-"Fithty
pr ttnt ef v i f I.J'jO C4r
public," ittUtti Gordon J. A. lUr
tr, clui4rirr nli. aJdrf miiiii
local tudirnr.
"ihrre are lrtr IJ.OOO pro
pl, till fcrr f lo,m) ii!e
ttv mny onh J.'S.ttiU a fr.
"The more jou use from your nnk
don, ilie lot you are worth. How
much nwnrv do you pend" Iwn Hie
neck ii? WImI do u rml?
"II you dun'l work htn you are
otni you will have to work lien
you are oM. "i the hft way to
work i ith your lififl. Not ti'ny
people even ihmk that they think
that tlify think.
"I'ducatinii meant nothing un1ci
he man in behind it to put into effect.
Of the 4.INK) leading tucrrr( vi the
country. 3,22) nevr went to collet;.
nd more than half ( them never
lumhrd in the common clicxk
"Small firm -e mall because
thry can't set more mm worth big
alarie. Big f.rnu pay any price for
individual who can ue their brain.
' "Kvery big aucceil in the world
a iIciiun. They may not rll
thing, but they !! idra. Ambi
tion and elf confidence rf ""
thing. It you have ambition ou
will have telf-conhdence, and if yon
have Klf-confidcnce you will have
ambition. ,
"Succe it attained by the man
who is able to give all the neceitiei
and many of the luxuries of life to
bit dependents and who will make
the world better for having paed
throiiRli it. Accumulation of wealth
mean nothing.
"All successful men look alike.
They are well rounded both mentally
and physically."
Osborne Asserts Bank
Stocks Must Be Taxed
Lincoln. April 4. (Special.) W.
H. Osborne, state tax commissioner,
issued the fallowing instructions to
day to county and precinct asses
sors as to the proper method of
assessing banks, trust and invest
ment companies under the new
revenue law:
"flank, loan and trust company
stock is defined as tangible prop
erty, and is taxed at the same rate as
tangible property.
1 "In permitting deductions to be
made from the assessment of the
alue of the shares of stock, you
Should use the value of such prop
erty which has been assessed separ
ately, and this amount to be deter
mined by the assessment record.
Allow no deductions for such an
J mount as may be invested in reat
state mortgages or for government
Securities owned by such concern.
!t "Such taxes shall be in lieu of all
ther taxes of all other property or
iuch bank, ' association or company
as well -as all other taxes on .the
ftock or shares of such bank, as
sociation or company in the hands of
the ; individual. County, assessors
should scrutinize the returns of these
concerns and see to it that bank
jtock is not listed as intangible
property. . . ,
livestock Rate Hearing
.j: ' j Ordered Held in Omaha
'.''Washington. April 4. (Special
Telegram.) The . Interstate Com
merce pommission has ordered a
hearing held in Omaha May 16 by
Examiner Desque in the matter of
Interstate and intrastate rates for the
' transportation of livestock.
I The complaint of the National
$ujply , company of Lincoln, Neb.,
; against the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy -Railroad company, in which
rates orr coke in carloads from Terre
; Haute, Ind., to . Coburg, la., and
! Adams,. .Neb., 'were questioned, was
; dismissed : and the rate declared
: reasonable.
Buder County Teachers .
:F Hold Annual Convention
David City, Neb., April 4. (Spe
. cial.) The -29th annual teacher's
convention of Butler county was held
in the Community theater. George
Martin, president of the State
Teacher's college of Kearney gave
' an address at both morning and af
ternoon sessions. The David City
juvenile band gave a concert in the
morning "and the Treble Clef club
: gave .one in the afternoon.
One hundred and twenty-seven
teachers 'were . enrolled. The pro
gram was arranged by County Su
perintendent Oma L. Cady.
priest Renounces Legacy of
' $8,000 to Sister in Lincoln
T Lincoln, April 4. By the act of
Renunciation of Rev. Father John E.
jGreen, a Catholic priest of St. Louis,
Margaret E. Green of t Lincoln, a
eister, will receive. the 'entire estate
hi John Green, for 40 years chief en-
'Rineer of University, of I Nebraska
buildings. By the terms of the will,
Jiled today for probate, Rev. Father
Green was left $8,000, while Margaret
,Sreen was left $1. Rev. Father Green
.came from St Louis" to officiate at
.athe funeral of his father.
3)Pomen Gather at Tecumseh
;r for Missionary Meeting
Tecumseh, Neb..' April 4. (Special
Telegram.) The forty-second annual
meeting of the Women's Missionary
Society of the Nebraska City Presby
tery convened in Tecumseh this
afternoon. A -good-sized delegation
of women arrived from over the dis
trict, despite the storm. Twenty
Churches in 10 counties are included
ir the district. A program. is being
tarried out and the meeting will end
jWedncsday.- " ,x"
'McPherson County Tax
J. Levy Is Highest in State
! Lincoln, April 4. (Special.) The
average county levy on $1,000 valua
tion is $4.42 against $3.30, the state
levy, according to figures compiled
today by Phil Bross, secretary of
' (finance.
'.I The highest levy is in McPherson
.bounty where it is $9.90. Another
'high one i , in . Sherman county
when tfwf levy is f7,4 -
lirkt (Vi .Vnm
tur rutttriitrtiett tviUer.
H, ' fuuiiil a-uiity Df reM Urt mir
ly a, jury ju iirt ttwn 'rirJr
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th t uii.iiu. in.t 1. 1 an uio nip kl
k' lutM iM't wrra itnr4 fry (tie
t ty fuuitill )telrMtV,
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til4i.k KMiit muii. y -i .! (. iiuli.fr
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Mtll't-iW ut ll.o . tiiiv .u.n i f III
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tUkuht, It, tllxt uit (r rtivuri
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tlitiritt luurl itrf.t4v, Tliey luN
Wilt MSIIl'il 32 rjf.
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T mm4 ItuM't-r onniiiy ut r
Vufk. a'-canii"ic4 l Mr June,
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Friilt, tirenl'lriit r lit lam-ll
Hrup i iiiiii4iiy. liM liiilo con
rrn hrn rv4 ilivor auni
in. f Inpuiy Me-tut yu.iil.in
buh y-ieriMv.
(lutreo Wuti.lrawn Th rbri:
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Vtt i'iiitiiiH iiy iifii i!uii"n, ::t
North Tl'irtwnih urept, lli;ii.s
ihrti llnv Iml Mm wiitiout cnuM,
WM wliliilraun firfil(tv.
Moilit-e IViiMlomt Tli iimther f
Jaturg hiiiii, ruunifreil imiIih-iikiii,
u t r'oiv0 UJi'i in wk)y in
itiallimiiK i'f 111. mi or.liT nim.r.1
rtrril.iy ly Kriink KMiii'ity. aluio
lahr tiiiM'nitiinii fuiiiiiiiiiini-r.
UNrniH IUn IMhlT A
lUiiKlid-r w torii Mntay t" Mr.
mt Mr W. T. Watrxn t Kliaa-tM-th.
N. J., aiiorilin i nnnl
rvachlnc Onmh frl-ii.t. Mr War
ren (irmeily w Ml Alu Anmm
of Omatm. '
Athletic ciui.' ny.t
to Parkins Sjiaie lTIu-Iil
Kight of the Omaha Athletic club
to a private parking pacc at the
rear of it building were upheld in
police court yctcrday when Jmlce
l-oi.tcr fined Alvin HniKani.m, Hi
loutli Scvcnlecntli s.trcit, $1 mid
costs for parking a car in the spuce.
The club mvt the part.wig arr.i.
lluurr I'rai? Work of
lulirf Hotly in .Vl-ru-ku
A Jetur I'roiu lUrbrrl Jloover,
as I f4 pf the A'iwii"4!t rflirt com
n.inte (" tumie, t tbe '.t'entral
Mates Voli!4 Kelicf oity, pay
Hie erg4nu4iin a h sh aiiplnunt
Ut Muwg flUO.0iK) tlirouliout Ne
brala at an opcMtuig vpcn o(
Us tfuit 1 prr cent. Tim tnoury
i ti be rkpepdrd lur kM tr atarv-
IIH! Jft,i. ,
A tratiipaign to raie $10,00 In
Ouu!'4 H!l open today. J0I111
Hohrijf ef Mieiman & MrCoimell
Dtug company it in charge. I be
dine wt! (4t one we(k, 'I he Oma.
ha Ministerial union totrJ to aid
in the work.
Son Horn to Swamont,
A on, ( liarlrs Ove. a bom r
terday morning to Mr, and Mr
HarulJ wan'tm r( ) loreuce. Mr
Stanton ioriiirrly was Mi liertha
Ove.
ldlrru Wuittiiii Wmit
Vtrtf rn Man for Mate
In letter Ij City tlrrk Claude
Battle, rrovidrnce (R, I ) woman
sprrtrf the vl.h to marry a wct
ern nun. iht iyi he de not like
the men in lirr omii community, f.r
thry are "toa (unuy and la.'y. She
want a n4n. not nerrttarily wuh
money, but who willing to work
and be loyal to Iter.
IANO&
TUNED AND
REPAIRED
All Work CuwMilecd
A. HOSPE CO.
1513 Doufla. Tel. Douf. 858
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Corns?
just8ay
Blue -jay
to your druggist
Stops Pain Instantly .
The simplest way to end a corn is
Blue-jay. A touch stops the pain in
stantly. Then the corn loosens and'
comes out. Made in two forms a
colorless, clear liquid (one drop does
itl) .and in extra thin plasters. Use
whichever form you prefer, plasters
or the liquid the action is the same.
Safe, gentle. Made in a world-famed
laboratory, Sold by all druggists.
Frf! WriUBautr,Black,Chieago,Ikftj!S
fomluabU book. Comet Car eftb Fttt."
Say Ben-Gay at any drug store and
you will get a tube of the original
French Baume Bengue (Analgj
sique), then use a follows: apply
hot wet doth to forehead and back
of neckafter dry in g, rub in Baume
-using gentle circular movements.
Keep a tube handy for Sore Throat.
THOS. LEEMING & CO., NEW YORK
ADVERTISEMENT.
HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YOUNG
Nobody Can TelT When You
Darken Gray, Faded Hair
With Sage Tea.
Grandmother kept her hair beauti
fully darkened, glossy and attractive
with a brew of Sage Tea and Sul
phur. Whenever her hair took on
that dull, faded or streaked appear
ance, this simple mixture was ap
plied, with wonderful effect. By
asking at any drug store for
"Wye th's' Sage and Sulphur Com
pound," you will get a large bottle
of this old-time recipe, improved by
the addition of other ingredients, all
ready to use, at very little cost. This
simple mixture can be depended
upon to restore natural color and
beauty to the hair.
A well-known downtown druggist
says everybody uses Wycth's Sage
and Sulphur Compound now because
it darkens so naturally and evenly
that nobody can tell it has been ap
plied it's so easy to use, too. You
simply dampen a comb or soft brush
and draw it through the hair, tak
ing one strand at a time. By morn
ing the gray hair disappears; after
another application or two, it is re
stored to its natural color, and looks
glossy,-soft-and4 beautiful.
SPECIAL PRICES on MILLINERY
to Suit Every Fancy
on WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
OOC'
at 2,95 or Trimmed Hats
Hata that sold as high as $7.50 are in this group, consinting of black
and all colors trimmed with flowers, feathers, and embroidery.
Some very attractive sport hats included.
'at 3.95 for Tailored Sailors
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Hats that sold as high as $10.00 in this group. They are mostly
double brims and are slightly rolled. Choice of brown, navy, or
red, with white facings.
UNTRIMMED SHAPES $1.00
We advise an early selection, as there are just 100
shapes in this lot at $1.00. All color Extraordinary
value
lODREDGE-REYNOIJDS
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WEDNESDAY-- Group of Popular
POLO COATS
Will Be Placed on Sale at-
$15
No doubt you-have been wanting one of these smart coats which
are so popular and which' should be in every wardrobe, but have
been unable to get it at the price you wanted to pay.
Here is your opportunity to get a smart polo coat of splendid
quality material in light or dark shades of tan. They are just the
right weight for spring and summer wear and as to value well,
the small price speaks for itself.
' Coat Shop Second Floor
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BUY-KITE SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
A NEW BUY-RITE
PILLAR
DAIRIMAID Kxtra; Fancy
Creamery Butter. Packed
' expressly for the Buy-Rite
Stores. Every pound guar
anteed. Per pound.. 39
SOAPSl CLEANERS! SOAPS!
Just arrived, 1 solid carload of Peet Bros.
Crystal White Soap. The new large bars.
10 for 52; per box of 100 bars. $4.99
2 large packages of Defiance Starch 25
5,000'cans Victoria Cleanser, 6 large cans 25
FLOUR! FLOUR! FLOUR!
500 bags Gooch's Best Flour, 241b. sack $1.15
Per 48-lb sack $2.10
500 bags of Omar Wonder. Flour, per 24-lb.
- sack .?. ...........,......... $1.15
; Per. 48-Ib.vsack .....,...............$2.10
"S00. bags of Red Star, Buy-Rite exclusive brand
flourer 24-lb. sack ; -$1.35
Per 48-lb. eack $2.55
.500 bags of White and Yellow Corn Meal, per
large sa-ck : 13
1,000 bags of 'Wheat Graham Flour, per large
sack 29
BUV.RlTE EXTRA SPECIALS "
Van Camp's Baked Beans, small cans... in
medium sized cans, 15; large cans, 2S"
1,000 10-lb. bags of Purt Table Salt, bag 22
JELLO, all flavors, 3 packages...... J... 33
3,000 lbs. of large fresh Black Walnuts.'s lbs!
for , 33i
Howard's Salad Dressing, medium sized bottle
for 39 ; large size bottle .,73
Ideal Malt and Hops, per set..... ....... k a
Per case of 12 sets S7 50
Borden's Milk Almond and ' Chocolate Bars,
6 5c bars for ig
Large Jars Buy-Rite Brand Peanut Butter, the
ONLY Peanut Butter,? per jar ........23
60 foot sash cord Clothes Line, . 65c values,
V" special ..43
Clothes Pins, Uvrge 15c packages, 3 for.. 25
1,000 Buy-Rite Brooms, $1 values, each ...88
600 75c value good Brooms, each .-53
Large quart jars of Yellowstone Dill Pickles,
. Ier ?ar 25
Large quart jars of Yellowstone Split Sweet
Pickles, per Jar ; 39
M. J. B. COFFEE
Start the day right with M.
J. B. COFFEE. It will please
the most discriminating cof
fee drinkers. The ever fresh
vacuum" packed coffee.
Per pound ..45
3 pounds for $1.30
' LENTEN SPECIALS
Highest grade" Cod Fish, 1 lb. ........... 33
Strictly fresh Country Eggs, per dozen. . . .27
3,000 lbs. of Full Cream Brick Cheese, lb. 25
5,000 lbs, of Full Cream Cheese, per lb... 27
25c cans of King Oscar Sardines in pure olive
oil, 3 cans for 590
Alaska Deep Red Salmon, 3 tall cans for.. 95
Cut the cost of living, buy TROCO, the highest
grade nut butterine, per pound 2A$
TEA! TEA! TEA!
Just received 2,500 pounds of direct Import
Lipton's Yellow Label Tea. Y lb. 23
J,4 lb., 45: l 1 85
Tea is advancing, lay in a supply now.
CANNED FRUITS AND BERRIES
No. 2 cans of extra fancy Strawberries, Red
Raspberries, Loganberries, Blackberries and
. Black Raspberries, in heavy, syrup, very
special, 3 cans for $1.05
No. 1 cans of Kamo Bartlett PeaTS, Royal Anne
Cherries, Apricots, Yellow Free Peaches In
halves, Lemon Cling Peaches sliced, 3 cans
for 72:. 12 cans for $2.59
MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY AT ANY BUY-RITE STORES.
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WILKE & MITCHELL,
Fortictli and Farnam
LYNAM & BRENNAN,
16th mod Dorcai
E. KARSCH CO,
Vinton sad Elm 8t.
ARMAND PETERSEN
S908 Sherman Ave.
HANNEGAN & CO.,
Sath Art, and Leavenworth
F. B. BOGATZ,
list and 8 8ta., Sooth Side
ERNEST BUFFETT,
The Grocer of Dundee
FRANK KUSKA,
13tb and Garfield.
OSCAR E. NELSON,
4tb and L 8t Sooth Side
THORIN oV SNYGG,
ortietb and Hamilton
JEPSEN BROS,
XStb and Comin.
J. D. CREW & SON,
Thirty-third and Arbor
GEO. I. ROSS,
Ilth and Ana
GILES BROTHERS,
.Benton.
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A still more elaborate cocaM 's
Betty wales Dxcsscs is offered in t
event.
With her usual ability to creitd
t 1 ft .
ruuy vanea ana cnarming st7iet, oett rf$ -t. ,
has desicned drcssca here illustrated forVmch"' '
you might well expect to pay a much greater
price.
Colors, rich, varied and exquisite. Spring-
time ana youtn in every line.
Sizes for Qirls and Women,
The Btay Wales label in every one
ami each is unconditionally guaranteed.
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