Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 26, 1910, Page 20

fHE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1910. CONNELL CONDEMNS LAKE 1CE Health Officer Declares Natural Crop Fit Only. for Refrigeration. | TEST SHOWS GREAT IMPURITY Declared Source of Danger if Allowed te Come in Centact with Food— Increased Demand for th: Artificial Product, Heaith -Commissioner Connell says that | every pound of natural joe cut and stored in Omaha this year is unfit for any purpose other than use in fce chests. “None of the natural ice should be used In direct contact with water, milk, lemon- ade, ten or anything else,” sald Dr. Con- nell. ““This department had tests made when the ice was being cut, and again within the last few days. It is all tainted | dangerously and we want the people to know ft. “I do not feel that we should condemn all this season's crop of ice; but we will take every measure of precaution possible to warn the people not to use the natural lce except In the cooling chests, or in other manner that does not bring it into direct contact with foods or flulds.” The Omaha Ice and Cold Btorage com- pany and the People’s Ice company are the two concerns in Omaha that manufacture artificial lce for male. The Omaha com- 'pany has a production of sixty tons a day !when running full blast, and the People’s turn out eighty tons a day. Thers is miéo & company in Council Bluffs that makes /aftificial (cs, and Dr. Connell thought this | company shipped some of its product to | Omaha, but the lecal ice men say that the concern over the river s not able to supply the Joéal demand there. | Artificial e sells for the eame price as naturel fce. The anmouncement of the !heatth commissioner will resutt in an in- | oreased demand for the artificial product. It may result also in the bringing to Omaha of artificial ice from other places, or na- mnl ice that can pass inspection. HEARNE CHANGED HIS VIEWS 1 Hate and Detost the Jupanese,” M He Wrote to an Ameri- g can Friend. For much of the prevalent Japanomanial in this country Lafcadlo Hearne was re- sponuible, after Whistler, of course. To |} those who have been infected by that manis the last paragraph of & letter from Hearne 1o Prof. Chamberiain in the our- vent Atlantio will come as & shock. The recantation 15 sweeping and it is good enough to quote entire: “The finale of my long ocorrespondence with you on Japanese character is frankly this (I know it is unjust; I know it is email. But I suppose it is natural—and I am not superior to nature—besides I see 'no reason why I should not be in all things frank with you): | “I'hate and detest the Japanese. “1 refused even to attend & banquet given by a Buropean merchant the other diy because there were Japanese present. I wish to make no.more.Japanese ac- | quatntances. I shall never again be inter- estéd in any Japanese of the educated gen- eration. I shall never oven receive any of my former puplls. I simply abominate the Japanese. ‘There’s a nice confession for the author | || ot ‘Glimpses of Untamiljar Japan' to make, But remember—the book was finished llong time ago; and ithe illusion ‘had not _worn off. I should not like now to trust m-flwmwh-nmnxoltho:m ‘Iimdrnhmtou 1 fear the mis- gonaries aré right who declare them with- } t honor, without gratitude and without brains. “Damn the Japanese! “Excepting, of course, ‘the ~women of Japan who are—well, who are not Japaness. {They remain angels. Sufficlent for - this day 18 the evil thereof.” The obvious comment upon this will be that It 15 unfanged by the sentences in Parentliesis, that therefora it carries no welght. But tiat won't.do. The. force of the abjuratior Mes 4n just that. thing, that| Hearne, who had set himself with all his power of will and heart,to like, the Japan- ese, couldn’t do it, that atter vears of, life with them, and begetting children by & Japanese woman, the absorption of the Thpanese ideas of existence, raclal antipa- “hy, ke murder, would out. It doesn't Mply anything discreditable in the Jap- ahese, or in Hearne, elther. They prob @bly! tried ‘as much to llke Hearne as h trled" to Illke them, and falled as com- Plately. Who shall explain this feeling, Which persists though reason condemns it mever so strongly ?—-8t. Louls Mirror. fPWAR COLOR IN MOST FLAG§ Martial Red Comspicuous in Europe It is -entirely appyopriate, -of ocourse, thit' red—the war color—should appear so frequently in the .flags .of the various Bations. . Of ‘the flags of the countries of the eastern hemisphere there {s only one ~4hat of Greece—which does not show the wartlal color. In'the western hemisphere, however, we find several standards not showing .red. The flags of the the Argentine Republlc, WBrazll, Nicaragua, Guatemala, .Uraguay ‘and Honduras, contain no red. In this country there is no red in the Unlon Jack not in the flags of ‘the secre- tary of the navy, the admiral of the navy, the rear admiral senior in rank and, the rear’admiral junior in rank. Red appears: in- the ‘pennant of . the. rear.| | @dmiral second in rank and the pennant of the revenue marine. The United States mail flag also shows red, and that color 18 also found in the pennants for the ves- wels of thelighthouse service, the yacht en- sign, the cnsign of the revenue marine, the president's and the secretary of war's standards. ) {The fiags that are almost entirely red, except for. the devices shown thereon,. are those of Austria, Hungary, Egypt, Morocco and Japan. The flag of Turkey is practi cally of & s0lid red. After red, the pre. walling color in:flags is biue. ~Harper's. them. Lie Md '.M vofld lies with you; speak the truth and you do it alone. ll:vr-. & small boy with .I““OY‘ by expressing It I; A man would rather lay out a freak rden and expect you to admire it than able to Pulld o suspension bridge. It's perfec wonderful how children can learn to & different language from the Ilnd rot their adoring parents talk to kness is so un\u\ul $o.a woman that iktle ‘Rere below, and it nll‘ll it takes it away from “A:'A.l.'\:l.: ‘dllol:‘e-hmln m.r:l‘: worth shine on Mhoes.—New York Press. —_— Dynamite Wreeks Bulldings @y completely as coughs and colds wreck lungs. Cure them quick-with Dr. King's New Discovery. o and $1.00 For sale by Weaton Drug Co Special Sale--Women's Dainty Easter Neckwear Real Irish lace effects in tabs, anots also fancy lace jabots, Dutch collars in Irish crochet, Baby Irish and Venise effects, fanoy lace stocks, tailored stocks, chemisettes, etc.-—immense vari- ety on bargain square— worth up to $1.00—at, 25 c Ombre shaded, hamstitch.e.d soft Silk Chiffon Auto Veils—all.the sl 98 new shades—special, each. . Kid Gloves for Easter Just received our Baster shipment of Perrin’s Gloves, finest Grenoble kid —in all the new shades of cham- pagne, apricot, tan, mode, biscuit, blue, green, catawba, wisteria, also black and white—Paris point and heavy fllet em- broidery — main sl 50.52 glove counter, pr . In gloves—ehamy white and black— 3-clasp French embroldery— $1.00 . tan, gray, ro! Milaness ‘and Tricot and Fownes, double , 75¢, §1 nt Gves-—rrench dllmb-kln asp—gray, tan, brown an fitted ¢ d 16 the h-'-'xd P $1.00 oh Xid brown, xr-y black and’ white—2- effecta—on bargain square—worth Gloves—French Gloves— un. \lv o $1.50 & Dlir. Heavy All Silk Ribbons in all Celors, at, vard . Brilliant taffeta, moire, Dresdens and fancy eftocu—up ‘to 6 in. wide, worth up to 860 yard, at . Women's Real Mudeira and French Embroidered Hendkerchiefs Hand embroidered, pure linen handkerchiefs—very newest designs— at each ...... oo 50¢ 69¢ 98¢ Sale of Fine Hosiery Women's pure thread silik hosiery—silk embroidered boot pattérns— all silk double heels and toes—plain black and all light shades-—worth to $2 pair, at, palr ‘Women’s pure thread silk hosiery—allover lace and lace boot patterns ~—wide hem, lisle garter tops, lisle soles—black, tan and 9 light shades—worth $1.00, B, DAIr. ... ......ceeernes..s 69c Women's fine imported lisle and cotton hosiery, mercerized silk lisle, allover lace and lace boot patterns— 2 5 worth 50c, at pair........ c Women's and men’s fine cotton and mercerized lisle hose, also l 5 children’s ribbed hose—worth 35c, at pair........... C Women's and men’s fine cotton hose, also children’s.ribbed 9 school hose—worth 1bc, at, pair.. (4 . . . e Women's Lighter Weight Underwear Women's Itallan silk vests—pink, | Women's vests, fine cotton ribbed, blue and white—all slzes— sleeveless, also high neck, wing 82 qunllty. sleeve, also low neck, at AR 1 sy ‘Women's lisle thread union suits | Women's sleevel: lisle ~—umbrella and knee, vests, crochet trimmed— at ..., 98: fancy color ..... 4’0 Women's fine cotton | .‘Children's gine rib- | Children’s - fine cotton union suits, lace trim- ed- Cotton Vests— | pants, cuff knee, all low neck, no sleeves med and A 4?c slzes, lsc_zsc —also high ck cuft knee Andwi "”Z each .... each ...190 an Grbcery Specials for Saturday Butter, extra flln'c{‘: Btrietly Fruh Bgi per dos. . Guaranteed Eggs, per dozs. Brandets, not over 24 hours per doz. .... i Lotus Flour, per 48-Ib. 2 Individual -White Asparagus, can 180 Queen Olives, per pt. jar . 880 per qt. jar Manzanilla Olives, per pt. jar . per qt. jar Peanut Butter, our own make, 1b, 800 | Also in jars at Wisconsin Early June Peas, per dos. cans, &t .. .§1.00 Very fine Flavored Muir Pe hes, 4 1bs. i 5o | Imparlnd Swiss Chees p 7 | New York Full Cream Cheese, 1b. 88¢ | Young Amertca Cheese, Ib. .......800 ! LIQUOR DEPARTMENT Montieello cial reserve”, a pure hiskey, bottled at . $1.60, for . u.u Paul Jnnsl. honlod in bond, full Golden Bheaf, bottled in bond, !ull qts., at “.l Old Crow, bouhd in bond, ful now Bt olss Old Taylot s, now at Wilson Whi For Cardinal Colonial T Hindu Tonle, at Lotus Cry per Ib., Extra fanc New Cabbage, Rhubarb, Radishes, ?u&. Turnips, Carrots and Onions n % mxm fanoy :Easter Lilies, Ciner- arlas,. Hyaoinths, Boston and Whit- man Perns. ‘Baster Speclals. Genuine Spring Lamb, Extra fancy Veal, Chickens, Duok: nd Geese. Roast Beef, per 1b. Roast Veal, per 1b. Roast Pork, per 1Ib, Fore Quarter Lamb, efch | Fancy Sausages of all kin own make. Bpecial Bock Wurst, for Saturday. Specials in Dept. Peppermint and wlnllrmen Cush- fons, per Ib, ... 200 This is & deliclous cand regularly at 40c per pound. Xtreme wai ‘weather e stock of assorted chocolates on hand, we will for one day only (Baturday, March 26) ssll & one pound box Gf our, bes includes only 1 pound boxes Department for .llltr Candy Easter Eggs, each S¢ and 10¢ Baited Almonds, Saited Piataciie Nuts and Salted Kflberts, Spun Sugar Nests . Clndy Basket Mlorud Layer Cake £ 17 of 8 layers wiih chocolat, nm maple, fig, cocoanut, . @ marshialiow feing. Thia rly for 30o—8atur- day Atow ot our many chkes for your Easter . dinner—French _Macaroons, Lady Pingers, Imperiala, Pound Cake Spavtah Bun. Glaces, Assort egk shape: § l.i’h.on L'fln B0ter Wators, Apricot Fresh mmn. 1a ult, ress, en o TR T . Cucumbers, . New Potatoes, Onn Vl.mw. Brain, Bos- na: Bread. Plant Rye, Beans, ton l!rown and ‘White Bes--The Best lor Sports The Boy Needs New Shoes for EASTER The Easter season means as much to the boy as it does to the grown up, This particular holl- day eomes but once a year, and it {8 impressed upon your minds deeply. They look for new things to wear, and what {s more im- pertant than footwear? - Fine footwear means refinement, good taste and good breeding. Now, we would remind you that you should come In the morning— Saturday—as wo are going to be worked to our full capacity. The earlier you come the better you'll ~be satisfied, and we will appre- clate it also. For Saturday we recommend our Boys' Steel Shod Bhoes, in the new spring stylés. just Iike father wears. SISES AND PRICES RANGE— Tittle Gents' Sizes— 10 to 13%, for Youths' " Sises— 2% %o 5, for Beautiful Display of Easter Suits at BILZ S New arrivals of ladies’ hand- some, man-tailored suits, in all Ule latest styles and ‘whi ret shown for !h. irat time tomorrow —You will be more than pleased With ‘thess charming BiyieomAod every suit is an exclusive.model. ~—~Specially Priced for Sal SECURE YOUR EASTER SUIT ~SPBOIAL — 00 and $25.00 Ladies’ ses’ Bilk ‘lll'm Suits, s w- ‘empioy nome but ean”t’l‘! BILZ'S 804-806 W. 10tk St. Pay Less—Got The Best. IIM Easter Meats nau 18 tho day you'll enjoy a eclally good meat— o've ads special efforts to secure the v'ry cholcest of NATIVE CORN FED BEEF, MUT- TON, SPRING LAME; ALSO PORKX AND VEAL. 20,18 ‘you want something better than other d had better give us your order auxy 1 Lest you forget, we want to remind you again about'our EXTRA ONOICUN URICKENS " 11 our chickens ourselves need not fear getting water soaked or cold storage. ones: . And just remember ' this—whate you buy tn the meat line from us, you'll get the choicest sold in Omaha, Jos. Bath's Cash: Market 1921 Farnam St Tel. D, @984 Hltll ' HILLER'S Special Easter Offers For Saturday SEE OUR WINDOWS A Bottle of Fine Haster Wine FRER to purchasers of Hiller's Whiskeys, HILLER’S FAMILY LIQUOR STORE 1809 Farnam St Prompt Delivery Both Phones. A BEE WANT AD will rent that vacant house, fill those vacant rooms, or .secure boarders on short notice, at & very small cost to you. Be convinced. Reliable Dentlgtry ‘Taft's Dental Rooms PILES—FISTULA Y WHEN CURED All Rectal Diseases cured without surgical operation and Guaran a Litetime. No chioroformm, ether of other §onersl anasathetic used. Bxaminato ‘Write ¥or Free TIETH CENTURY FARHEK {The Best Live Stock Paper. Ome Dollar a Year RAPHAEL PRED CO. Men's Suits $5.95 88.50 $10.95 $11.95 Ladies’ Suits $9.25 $10.95 $12.95 and $14.85 B Men’'s Sample Oxfords $3.50 Bhoes. . $4.00 Shoes . . Cut out this coupon and bring it to our store with 10¢ and you will recelve a pair of Ladies' Bilk Lace Gloves, black or white, worth 50c. This offer is good for adults only, on Satur- day afternoon and evening only. | | | | | A new lot of shirts just received and placed on sale at 25¢ 45¢ 86c and §1,00. Worth double. Men's 26c hose..... Ladies’ 20c hose... Ladies’ and Gents’ 10¢ Handker-| chiefs, at Ladles 86c Swiss Handkerchiefs, very fine, at. .. ... 19¢ Buy direct from the wholesaler, RAPHAEL PREDCO. S, W. Cor.13th and Farnam EASTER SHOES FOR WOMEN Never before were the styles so dainty and beautiful. bef were the designs so rich some, and never bofore | women of Omaha been offered smart styles and such high a T SHOES AND "OHFORDS At $3.00, $3.50 And $4.00 as we are offering them .this sea-| son in our new spring: footwear. We invite all women to;come in and inspect the coyreéct spring styles in high-grade footwear . and notice our easy yrlcu for them. FRY SHOE" CO, THE SHOERS '16th and Douglas ‘Streets. CANDY FOR EASTER Saturday will be a Special Day at Our Our New Princess-Sweet Choco- regular 60 cent value, will be on sale Saturday for 89 oemts. Nothing s more appropriate or more apprecelated at Easter Time than a fine box of Oandy. The quality of our candy 1s well known and for Easter Sunday,we have packed many different kinds in suit- able novelty packages to be used for Haster Gifts. Cream Eggs, assorted sizes, per Ib. .. Chocolate Italian Cream Eggs 8¢, 100, 150 and 950 (We put any name op free of charge.) Imported Novelties frém Japan S0, 100, 15¢c and 80c. (Real Stuffed Chicks and Ducks.) Fancy Boxes asorted sizes, some In the form of a cross, decorated in violets, 400 | Some appropriate for children froom %-Ib. up. - All prices. Candy Boxes in shape of eggs, at.5oc & 100 Our 60c Candy fn %-lb, 1,°2, 3, &nd § pound: boxes ‘make nice Candied’ Fruits, per pound . at Easter Time than any other time in the year except Christmas, and we ‘ask that you send in your order early that we may be able to give it prompt atten- tion, and prompt delivery. Goods packed for out-of-town orders free of charge. : Myars-llillunllrugcu. lsth and Farnam su SELLING OUT FINE ARTISTIC WALL PAPER —AY— LESS THAN COST 2008 FARNAM ST, ' 600 | dise. Call or write for color card. Visit We dre busier in our Candy Department | our Paint Department at 1416 Harney CLOTHING CO. OUR NEW SUITS FOR EASTER *10 *15 *20 Are perfection in Talloring Art, made from strictly all woolen fabrics, In all the newest colorings, plain greys, fancy gre; the new wood browns, figured and plain blue serges cut in the la est of fashion. Every garment warranted to give you satisfaction. A saving from $3.00 to $5.00 on any suit you may choose, All the Correct Hat Styles from the bést manufacturers are to be found in our Hat Department. John B. Stetson, up from. . The “Emerson” Stiff Hats.. Young Bros. Soft Hats.. . The ‘‘Guarantee:Special’ Easter Furnishings Beautiful patterns in the ‘‘Model” brand shirts, at -$1.00 New flowing and silk' four-in- hand neckwear, 50c value. 25¢ Boys Department leonnbla lunl for the lmle 1.88 to. 87.50 with -very Buit, swaggy ‘‘College” 95¢ to $1.50 HAYDEN: THE RELIABLE STORE Specials in Our Famous Meat ; Depariment for Your Rib Roast... Blll lnfl Blt Boys' Hats, styles. . Boneless Easter Dinner ‘Hindquarter 3150 lzgc Forequarter $§400 | Bulk Lamb....,...,...l— Sausage........72c pLaamb e i NeoiA1Blams . o eeivin i biioss s LI%6 The Three Most Important Reasons WHY WE ARE DOING THE LARGEST RETAIL MEAT BUSINESS IN THE OITY—AND OUR TRADE IS INCREASING DAILY— REASON NO. 1—OUR MARKET IS OLEAN REASON NO. 2—OUR MEATS ARE OF THE BEST QUALITY REASON NO. 8-OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST SPECIALS Hindquarters of lamb .$1.65 Veal Roast ....... Forequarters of lamb. ...§1.00 Native Stear Steaks .. 12%¢ Veal Chops . ..12%¢ Fancy Diamond C Hams ..]8% ¢ CENTRAL MARKET 210 North Sixteenth Street Phones: Bell, Douglas 1706; Ind., A-2141, 11¢ MISSOURI PACIFIC IRON MOUNTAIN " happiness, health, love, comfort and wealth in The Lowest Rate of the Season fo NCATERLS, U5, par. o0P THE BEER YOU LIKE Censcmers’ Distributer Jobn Nittler ¥1 M souTHwesT Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain Tickets on sale from March 1st to April 15th (inclusive). Are You @oing To Paint This Spring? We are better equipped and located than any other paint concern in Omaha to ‘furnish you with paint. merchan- For information in de- tail, see or write THOS, F. GODFREY, Pass. and Ticket Agent. 1423 Farnam St. St. We have experienced men, and you cannot go wrong if you take their advise regarding anything in the paint lime, MYERS-DILLON DRUG CO. Retall Paints, 16th & Farnam Sts, |' Wholesalo and Retail Paints, 1416 Harney St. Artesian Water Free The present agitation regard- ing the city's drinking water, prompts me to inform the pub lic that the Pure Artesan Water HOTEL ROME 2° 1s free 0 all who care tofy fo their homes. ' WANTED FOR SWEET CHARITY “WILLING WORKERS” —~FOR THE— WISE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FAIR AND BAZAR KRUG THEATER, MAY (. T0 14 Subscribe . In Person Or By Mail TWENTIETH CENTURY FAR Jdeal Farm Journal, YL Ome Dollar w Year, <D, 1448 OFXFIONS O-l—l m. -num Iu‘ i/