THE PEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY. MAY 12. 1922.
Home Owner Only
One Wlio Pays His
0vnTa,SaysUrc
Time for Taxpayer! to Walt
l'p lo SfrioufsnfM of
Situation, Kv
roumilmaii.
"Til Mihlic trraurv nrtrr tut a
dollar lo pay anyone f"r anything
mat it Haii i taken i mm some out
fU.n mkI V. ti. l're. former tilv
and county treasurer and city com
inimoiirr, now a member of the
tax bureau of the Omaha real mute
ir(, spraking at the noon lnmri
rnn of the Oiiuha Concord tlub at
tlie lloirt Km. tenellc yetrrday.
"I he taxpayer i the nun who
fiitmohrt the money for em thine,
and the home owners are the only
lira who pay their ovui taxes. They
haie no rhanre to it on. The
leuiler, the wholesaler, the tele
I'lione rompany. the Mrert railway
company, the landlord, alt pa their
taxes on."
Mr. I're R.ive futures on taxr and
bonded inclrttednr and talrd that
it in time for taxpayer to wake up
to the r-eri'HiMieii of the situation.
June 8 lias hern set aile as Con
ford day at the Ak-Sar-Beu tpring
I4ir. it ae anuomiced. 't he chili
i planning to fto out in a body fo
tnuiiig their noon luncheon on that
da v.
' Next Tlmrday evening will he
Concord Ladies' night. The club
will entertain women and guest at
dinner at the l-nnteuclle at 6:30,
followed hv a radio concert. Cou
cordrri will furnish the program at
the broadcasting station at the Grain
Kxchange.
Man Tried on Charge
of Furniture Theft
Oscar O. Christian, former em
ploye of the Bowcn Furniture com
pany, who admitted in a written con
fession, according to police, that he
.IaU d.-iiitur rai.fi i,A if far
liquor, went on triah before a jury
in District Judge Leslie's court,
charged with grand larceny.
The defense, according to County
Attorney Coffey, does not deny that
Christian stole some furniture, but
is fighting the case on the ground
that the charge should be 'petty
larceny," as the cost of the furniture
did not exceed $35, it claims.
M. Wyatt, also arrested, pleaded
guilty to .petty larceny, while Joe
Knecht, another member of the trio,
has his case still pending.
According to Detectives Franks
and AuRhe who arrested the men, the
Bowen Furniture company gave them
a receipt f or( $3,500 for furniture they
recovered. , ,
Metcalfe Still Secretary
of Associated Retailers
An erroneous headline in The Bee
yesterday morning said a new secre-,
tary had been named by 'lie Asso
ciatcd Retailers. The headline should
have said a new secretary had been
ijamcd by the Retair Grocers' asso
ciation. J. W. Metcalfe is secretary
of -the Associated Retailers and will
continue -'in that capacity.'
Federal Judge Woodrough, who
-went to Des Moines, last Monday to
hold federal court; - 'will return . to
Omaha Friday night and will hold
t I . C... ,.! ..Inn Qiln.
day to Des Moines, where he will
he busy all next week. 1
S L El
Y - T I AA E TALES
THE TALE OF
NIMBLE DEER
:BY ARTHUR SCOTT BAILEY"
VI ' tvM
CHAPTER XXIV.
Unci Jerry Chuck.
Soon Jimmy Rabbii'i friends ar
rived at hit party in throng. And
soon Nimbi Herri amlm briiM
with hats and tout of many kinds
and colors.
l mut look like 1 Christmas, tree."
Nimble thought. "I ih Jimmy Rah
bit and hit tnrndt would come and
dance around ttie to 1 might ee the
fun."
But they didn't They Hayed down
Hi
7ta old Joj Spoil lonebodg criti
in a little hollow tome distance away.
Nimble could hear their voices. And
Evaporated
Milk
Costs you no more, -and
you can be sure of all
around nourishment and
perfect safety in your
most vital food.
It's pure country milk
with the cream left in.
niBtrr
fypORATl
C Welch's Special
Week of May 8th to 14th. Inclu
ive We Give Cotfee, Tea or Milk
FREE with Every Be Order of
Burnt Wheat Tone Bread.
ALL SIX RESTAURANTS
5
The
Hartmann
Wardrobe
To make room for new
trunks now arriving, all 1921
model Hartmann Cushion
Top Wardrobe Trunks have
been greatly reduced In price.
These trunks are not out of
date models but are as good
and up-to-date as stock now
arriving. ,
Now priced frcn $65.65 to $90.00
C -3
fnf If) vim'
v av v exyey u
A Fully Guaranteed
HOT POINT
Electric Iron
In addition to this drastic price re
duction, we-jvill give absolutely free
to each purchaser of a Hartmann
- "Wardrobe Trunk a 5-pound Hot
Point electric iron with stand and
ironing board complete.
htat
Freling &
Steinle
1893 Farnam Street
Hera 16 Years
l hey seemed to he having a d-lightful
time.
At ir Nimble, he wasn't having a
good tune at a". "I'll never help
at anomer party r ne rtromiifd him
tell. He couldn't believe that mid
night and the end of the party
would ever come.
At lat, Imweter. he took heart. For
old I'licle J,rry Chuck came hurry
ing up and hegan taking hats and
roat oil Nimble a antlers. And Nim
ble knew then that the party must
he almot over.
"This ia a good hat!' I'nrle Jerry
muttered to hinurlf. "I'll take it.
And then be said, "This is a good
roat! I'll take it." Then he looked
cloely at another hat. "This is a
good one, too!" he remarked. "I
might loe the other. I'll take this
one, too and this coat here," he add
ed, selecting a second coat that
pleased him.
U'ttt di4 t'ncls Jerry Chink dream1
that the Peer's head was a real, In
one. Ami jut as the old chap ieth
i lr the second coat Nimble Pw
had to rough. He didn't want to
Hadn't Jimmy Rabbit cautioned hint
it t stir not to open his nmiuh?
But the cough rame all the same,
right in t'nclf Jerry t hu. k's ear. And
liule Jerry )um;ed. He dropped
both hats and both coat. And then
he waddled off as ( as he could e
and scrambled over the stone wall,
out of sight, lit didn't rteu wait to
get his own ruty mat and Uttered
hat. which he had If It l)mg on the
ground.
I'ncle Jerry hadn't been gone lMtg
when all the conipany came jrthn
up to Nimble. Everybody except
Nimble was very metry. Amid a
good many jokes the company put
on their hsu and coatt, until only
Aunt Tolly Woodehuck'i poke bon
net hung from Nimble's horn.
Then jutt (or lun Jimmy Rabbit
set the bonnet on Nimble's head and
tied is swings under his chin, And
Aui! Polly Woodchuik herself laugh
ed hardest of alt.
And. then all at once smoeililne
happened. A dog barked. "Jt' old
dog Spotl" somebody cried.
Nimble Deer was the first to run.
One leap took him out of the ever
green thicket in which he had been
stand;ug a! the evening Three haps
more took him over the tn wait.
After that nobody saw him nor
Aunt Tolly Woodehuck'i bonnet
K4Ui. ut night.
thei whole company scattered and
vanished like grou nrprurd in the
wiiodi. ,Anl, when eld dog por
rrat hrd the t lump of evergreens a few
moments later, he found nothing to
liow that there had been party
the that i, he tound nothing e
rept a batteied bad and ruty coat
lymg on the ground.
po sniffed at hrm.
"t'nle. I'm Diiktakm, I'inle Jerry
Chu. k has forgotirn something.' he
murmured. "No dnubt he'll be back
heie in a little while."
tt.it I'a.a-U l-rr lUtirV u I,a1f
! I UM V,,J l'tl't
a mile away and "und atleep in his i
unurrgrnuni cnamner.
And Nimble Peer was mile away,
over in Cedar Swamp, trying to tear
Aunt Tolly's bonnet off his head hy
rubbing his tiorii agint a ouiig
cedar.
Till; I-ND.
Tmm Snaabell m Swiim S
Semtwt Ihrsueh h"l i mt Hell
uwM, Me likra ! trlhl I n. I Jtn
( hurh tt Jumplu n(f Ika Im waU
ton r I Hrl Jveit'e Iihm, ttnra .
twit lalla4 aalmala irar to arbaat Sut
aolf aieraS
c
We are dissolving partnership
Mr. Allen is going into larger
clothing fields. It is necessary
for us to raise "cash" to complete
this reorganization.
Here is a remark
able clothes-buying
opportunity,
for we MUST
I lit.- X 11 i
1 W. lf?Z0mimviitfm'
C Gash
This lot of clothes includes some of the
$35 and $40 spring lines and a lot of v
last season's garments that sold up to
$60. , They are all fine tailored suits,
fine materials and good patterns. -
These are all this spring's lines, values
that regularly bring up to $50. We$
have suits in this lot that will please
young men, old men, big or little men.
They are remarkable garments and big
bargains at our sale price today.
In this lot are all our finer tailored :
suits. They are the best makes and $
best values in town even at their regu- .
lar selling price. New fabrics, new
styles and the best tailoring that money
can buy. Today our price is cut to
This Sale Does Not Include Our Line of Tuxedos or Our Tailor-Made Langrock Lines.
, This is surely a rare opportunity for you to buy Better
' Clothing at very low'prices. Our stocks are fresh, and
only the newest- and best makes of strictly high grade lines
of merchandise are here to select from. We advise coming
early.
Wilcox and Allen
Northeast Corner
17th and Harney
NOW
o
Only Two Days Left
Friday and Saturday
Every Style -Every Size - Our Complete Line
A-B Gas Ranges
Special Reduced Prices
All-Whit. Porcelain
"ArUtocraU" Them.
Specially Priced for
Friday and Saturday
$00
0 Down
All-White Stylta Eacepted
Cabinet Caa Rant
Priced Aa Low Aa
$43.60
Saturday night enda tkia Great Two Week' Sale of the Famoua A-B Caa Raafea.
Our aolid carload of thai range ia going fait. Our apeclal low pricea and our
liberal tarma during tbia aaU and Saturday. Over 30 different styles and aiaaa
in A-B Cat Rangea to select from email low oven types to large three-oven
All-White enamel Aristocrats there are deaena of intermediate style. Imme
diate action is necessary, aa this Croat Sale enda Saturday. Now is your oppor
tunity. Come in tomorrow. Saturday ends Ibis Sale.
ESTABLISHED 1655?
m
XLTON ROGERS
A!ND SONS JL V COMPANY
Hardware Household Utilities
1515 HARNEY ST.
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Woman's complex life with its
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reason for many a nervous break
down. Home work, ' social obliga
tions, dressmaking and the care of
children keep the 20th century wo
man in a whirlwind of activity until
headaches develop, backache, nerv
ousness and oftentimes more serious
ills which are peculiar to her sex
alone. Such women should not de
spair, but be guided by the letters so
often published in this paper from
women who have been in just such
condrtions, but who have been re
stored to health by Lydia E. Pink
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. Co., Special Agent
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Rtht anil Ivnftiie)
Rashes and Irritatics
Hot baths with Cntlcora 8oep, fol
lowed try light applications of CatU
earn Ointment, afford immediate
relief in most cases cf rashes, irrita
tions, eczemaa, etc Cutlcura Talcum
la also exceUent for the akin.
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