Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 25, 1915, Page 35

L. \IRDIOAL ] Promment Omaha People have been cured of dangerous Piles and Fistula | by DR. MAXWELL §S1xteen Persons I eure withont surgory. My patients are not confined to their bed and do not lose a moment’s time from their business, A WRITTEN GUARANTEE IN EVERY CASE TREATED. Pay When Cured Dr. Maxwell has for 28 vears specialized in the treating of | Piles and Fistula. and has sueccessfully cured all cases treated. WHY PROLONG YOUR SUFFERING! DELAY 18 DANGEROUS-—TIME 1S MONEY. NO RISK—NO CURE— NO PAY. Persons are cautioned against imitators, substitutes or inferior meth- ods of treatment. Any of Dr. Maxwell’s patrons will gladly certify that Dr. Maxwell | accomplishes all he claims in his advertising and at reasonable expense, Patients must come to the office for treatment. HOURS—§ TO 12, 2 TO §; S8UNDAY, 10 TO 12, Dr. William Creighton Maxwell 408-9-10 Omaha National Bank Building. Scventeenth and Farnam Streets, Omaha. Graduate of Bellevue Hospital Medical College, New York City, New York. NO PRINTED LITERATURE SENT OUT. Long Distance Phone, Red 4390.* READ Columns 1, 2, 4, Section C, and Tf\ll‘nhom‘ Walnit 156\ Plles Fistula Cured R. Turry cures plles, fistula and ov.hcr mul dl-euo- without surgical ope ‘e guaranteed and no money rld unlll cllr.d Write for book on r.clll with testimonials. B TARRY, M0 Bee Bldg. upture Cured in & fow days wihout Paxton-Mitchell Co., 2ith and Martha Sts. pain. Call or 'rlte Dr. Wray. | Carpenters and Contractors. 806 Bee Bldz. Omaha. Estab) Mm.fl STEVENSON. #23 8. 2. Dzlllllllq. — ] 2 China Painting. SITUATIONS WANTED Ruth Letchford. decorating, firing. R. (4 EXPERIENCED young man wants to Civil_Engincers. work around hotel. Work of kind. - LDG. Wants ‘fo %o to work. Wil ‘work for | M- 3. LACY. 8§ BEE BLDG, DOUG. ¢fis private family, onest and sober. Ad- | Cream Separators. dress, Fi 339, Bee. The lhunlu s-wnur Co.. 12th & Farn. PAINTER with nine years experience wants steady position in Omaha or CHA Council Bluffs. Address Roy Warthen, 'n’ ‘““""" S S 0% Plattsmouth, Neb. Try Mackie's first, 1816 | Harney. Doug. 5446, COLORED man wnnl- Jjob as porter or | Dressmaki any kind of work; can furnish best of | Terry Dressmal references. Charlie Anderson. Phon: Detectives. Web. 8187, Call evenings. YOUNG, wants to learn auto Topairing | | oure ot Uaites N carried out ta. o Dusiness. Has had some exporience. Ad- 8 Paxton Bli. Doug. T W ainut J6m0. ress e |JAMES ALLAN, 312 Neville Block. Evi- EXPERIBNCED retall shoe salesman | dence secured in all cases. Tyler 1136, wants position in_smaller city. Can help increase vour business in the shoe | Demtista. e weil as other departments. Highest | Dr. Bradbury. No pain. 21 W. 0. W.Bldg. references as to character and abilit; 08 C g Aarehe T, oo _i‘ Balley, the Dentiat, 706 City Nat'l Bank. Taft Deutal Rooms, 1617 Douglas. D. 218 READ Columns 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, Pi Seof Pyorrhea. Dr. Fickes, 724 City Nat. Bank. IVE WIRE IBINESS MEN | OF OMAHA Printing. T ¢ BLUE PRINT CO., 302 Omahs ® college. 20th & Farnam. 6, tion C, and TlleDthle ‘Walnut 1! FIRST cllI‘l pln:r‘v k{rl 0‘ years' elx‘perl- Drugs. ence, wants position in Omaha or Coun- | DRUGS at cil Bluffs; will come at once; state salary. orger- cllc:l' p::c.el'“f.nlal':l't"::l: 3" “ Anna Green, Madison Hotel, Jefferson | Connell Drug »_Omaha, Neb. City, Mo.* WANTED—Position as Ary §00ds or §on- | ACCORDIOS ,‘:.'d, Eaite sunburst. vox eral clerk: capable of managing store: 8 years' experience; best reference. Write -1"!?-‘.“’!’&-5-‘3&“-:?“9!&2 .u‘lm Y 48, Bee. ting Co., 30 Douglas Block. D, 1998, LACE curtaine and fancy clothes care- fully washed. Webster 4253, NN s o NS Myl wole. - Muet Jum Fl'l’rs -M gowns made in homes. Wal-| dresses sacrifi 206 N. 16th A‘HON R 3 Feathers Made Over. ITL a8 cha ¥ tickups, Dora le, 1136 Cif X 'hocma;!umod by Jouh: ludy. Ad e - t Na Flartats, SITUATION wanted [n nics” family by BATH'S, florists, 150 Farnam St. D. 30. b Address - HENDERSON, 1619 Farnam. D. 1258, '“m“.‘m"x';’{‘. bio i ember Florist Telegraph Del. Ass'n. w,m'mn position on dairy or stock | HESS & sw"‘oao‘xS‘A' 1416 Farnam St. farm. A g0, sober man; have experi- - A R n ! Y o beet 4 A. DONAGHUE. 1622 Harney. Doug. 1001, ferences if ngedgd_ Address, | Lighting lfln-n- -u Wirtng. Stephen Kasparek, Patterson, la. DURKIN Thome Douglas %19, LINOTYPE operator, moderate _speed, 305 Cuming 3t experfenced newspaper man and proof- | Live Stock Remedies, reader; sober, steady, union, secks em- | OMAHA Remedy Co.. 607 S. 13th. Red 4253 ployrent in or near Omaha Address M. | g Charles, 5759 Drexel Ave., Chicago, 111.¢ essenger and Teamster. A8 housskeeper on farm near Omahw. | SlLE LINB, 910 N. 16th 8t Doug. @it Douglas 6371, :;ak l"-t--u i T.M.' l-'D‘I.m » P, | Theo. x:.h.n & Son, 1514 Honnl D AI!L LOST AND FOUND Masseuses. | MISS JACOBS, mass. Tel. Doug. 4297, BATI and mass.. alcohol rub, Laura oome artiole woua | B4 Wilson, 18 Farnam, room 2, go mell v call s the office of the Omaha | Doug. STl Open evcnings and Sunday. Vg g ‘Blutfs' Strect Hatiway Som- | MASSAGE. 1721 Dodge. Mrs._Steele. ’ll, ascertain whether they left it street cars. Clara Lee, bath and massage. Dou lln lfl.lclel sach day are turned In |M Brugman, mass. 203 Karbach Blk, Rflrl (e A LD | MASAOE B e i Dove T READ Columns 1, Page 4, | BATHS, 214 Baird B/dg., 17th and Doug. 34 age 4 o C"2nd Telophone Walnut 1905 MISS STAPLUS mass., elec bath. D. 2 | 713, Open_eve., § p. m.: Sundays, 12 to & | STvr \!BIT Miss Venita, new massage pariors: NURSERY SEEDS AND PLANTS. | alcohol rubs and scalp treatments. 100 M. P, BYRD NURSERY CO_|Sunimse OMAHA COUNCIL BLUI"FN STREBT f:‘ AY COMPANY. Al nguages. Bargain prices at our old location, 1ith ,l"RAh(‘IH R, s —__._""L'.E.D'___._. 4488 and Web. 4161 | " mandolin and banjo. 20th and Capitol READ Columns 1, Page 4, | Ave. Doug. 383.* Section C, and "A‘ehnholle Walnut 1 Motion Plotures. ORNAMENTAL trees, fruit hedge, pllnh OMAHA Film Ex,, 14th and Doug. Motion roses, concord grape, §c dozen Home picture machine and film bargains. sales ground, 6lst & Riggs, Benson. |m‘"-.’ Omaha sales ground, 24th and Cuming. Benson-Omaha Nurséry. Benson §4. _ | WATERS-BARNHART Ptx. Co., quality BEAUTIFY your home with the finest of | goor et oot Ry nursery stock ever grown. See for ynur- self, Gate Cn{ Nurury Phone D. CENTRAL PRINTING CO DOUG. #1684 = Osteopathic Physicians. Bales ground. 1318 Dodge St. CHOICE, complete line of snrubs. Dr. Rerucha, 3184 MeCague Bldg, D, M4, \ Dr. Peterson. 608 Brandeis Hidg.. D, 714, greens, ornamental and fruit trees JOSEPHINE ARMSTRONG, 6Ls Bee Bidg nts' commission. J. W at old location, 20th and Harney Sts. ey W3ty A Ca D. 0. Barnell. Paxton Bik. Tel. Red 717, PERSOV AL | H_A. Sturges, 6% Brandeis Theater Bidg. YOUNG womes coming to Omaha &8 ‘ Patene Development, strangers ure invited (o visit the ¥oun Machins wo-.ll L} Chr‘l(lln assoc .tiom buil 17th Bt and St. Mary’'s Av: will be directea to suitable boarding ‘laces m FICES—-When making your new plans, or otherwise assisted. Look for our trave, see s for office Nnnu The best loca- elers’ ald at the Union station. | tion and easiest $7,000 TO PENSION Dfice. Room 108 INVALIDS | Pa « ana raperi Unless we recelve 200 ;u}lc?puon:) to | HUGH M'MANUS 41 th W, 6 the L. H, Journal, $1.50; 8. E. Fost o e or Country Gentleman, 81, in April (also ha_Paste Co. Snowflake paste. . 378. %0 by Sept) that §.00 for THE IN- | Plumes Renovated, VALIDS' PENSION ASSOCIATION can- | PLUMES & HATS made over, cleaned & not be earned. Your renewais contribute | dved. Bertha Kruger, 430 Paxton. b st 10 cents. Phone Liouglas 71 | Printing. Gordon, The Magazine Man |povGLAS Printing Co OMAHA. | crn THE Sa'vation Ariuiy industrial home so B B Roach_powder, Merrit's Pharm. lieits your ol clotliing, 1urniture, mags - eines, We tollect. We distribute.” Phon Safe and Time Loek Lxperts. " Ovened, repuired, Douglas 413 and our wagon will Call SAb S Ope w, coniu E nged Daven- %u lsgpect our uew home, We-ae-uu | port. 148 Lodge. D. 12| 0. 110 8 1ith St nd. THE BUILDING, { “The [mfl(llnr it s Always New." C ] © __Tel. Doug. 644 | Romen Extermi ™ or Repairing. RIEDMAN BROS., shoe revsir. 211 8. 14, Bl ol =R | Signe and Showeards. P b w’l M KK & SON. 113 8. WTH ST LIVE WIRE | Steel Cetitngn, BUSINESS MEN | CARTER sheet Metal “ompany. 110 8. 10, OF OMAHA | Store and uffice Fixtares. o - !m-.s}.s safes, scales, showcases, shelv- te nnd Supply Co. [ Towe) Sap, D. 148 | OMAHA Towel Supply. %7 % ilth. D_i2s s (OMAHA Towel Supp) 8. 1lth. D. 3. READ Columns | Seotion C. and T == buy, sell. Omaba Fixture 16-18 8§, 12%ta. D, 213 C. P_A. Adiress &8 | 406. A. RAK Rlfl\le Bldg. Phone Douglas Amateur Fiuish | Tailors. FILMS developed ‘ro‘: it purchused trom | CHAS. C. LANDERYOU. 108 X. lith st > 3 - AR AU B WY ‘P otl' Craft =hop, 118 Hee Bldg. pt Toonis m reh FRELING & STEINLE, 196 Farnam S a1 Paxton Bik. D. 28 | aram %t Vetcrinarians. Atto and Mugucto Repairing. | DR. G. R. YOUNG. stz M repair work o vpecialty. D_mit | Lt Qu EEN City O 0. makes old n-uAa -1 W. 0. W. R ams. | Sp N TG CLEnnE wails like ; Dowd A 1616 W. O W. R 828, Tyler un x| been repaired. A new fortification, built A German attack to the south of the | forest of Parroy and further attac ks on | Reich Ackerkopf were stopped by our fire The enemy suffered heavy losses.” | T | DEATH RECORD ! | —— | —| H. 0. Nielsson, draftsman in the of- | fice of the chief engineer of the Union Pacific, brother of Olie Nielsson and Dr. nter. Wal 208 | THE OMAHA SUNDAY L APRIL LIVE WIRE BUSINESS MEN OF OMAHA Wines and ors. ! ALEX JETES, RIS & 18h St Wines, ' liquors, cigars. Plate dinners, 11 to & 10 Gicbe Ik‘uor house. &34 N. 16th California | wih o for_price list. HEMNRY POL LO(‘K 1.1 UOR HOUSE, 16th_and Capitol Ave. n-cent_lunch. | BUY your family ilquore at Kieins | Liauor House N.16th. Dousias 1508 = e — Killed by Storm in Texas; 11 Missing AUSTIN, Tex., April 2.-Flood relief work in the districts devastated by Thurs- day night's rain and electrical storm pro- ceeded rapidly today under clear skies City authorities, churches and charitable Institutions co-operated in the work i | Revised list of the drowned and missing | | today gives the number of drowned whose bodies have been recovered at fourteen, ‘!\Ild the number of missing, belleved to Hw drowned, as eleven. Rallway service was resumed partly to- | day and salvaging of scores of wrecked houses begun. City officials estimate the loss to streets and bridges at $200.000 and the total loss at approximately §1 000,000, % Two other deaths due to the storm, one | at Christoval and the other at Ramsdell, brings the number of known dead in Texas to sixteen. Reassuring advices from southern Texas today Indicated that section would not sce a rvepetition of the floods in this part of the state. No casualties have been reported from southern Oklahoma The number of state deaths was in creased by two today, with news from Bastrop, Tex., that Ernest Truitt and Fred McDuff had drowned in the Colo- rado river near there. Despite sensational reports of between forty and fifty drown- Ings in Austin alone, the number of re- ’ covered bodies here remained at fourteen this afternoon. Britons Drink Grape Juice at Banquet in Philadelphia PHILADELPHIA, Aprfl 24.—As a mark of sympathy with the campaign for pro- hibition in England members of the so- clety of the Sons of St. George at their 1430 annual banquet here last night drank no alcoholle beverages. The toastmaster | announced that out of respect of the ex-| ample of King George V, Lord Kitchener and other British statesmen nothing stronger than grape julce would be served. Allies’ Aircraft Fly Over Smyrna PARIE, April 24.—Allles’ aeroplanes are showing great activity over Smyrna, says a special dispatoh from Saloniki. A French aviator recently dropped two bombs at Fort Kastro, xnling several sol- diers, another sank a German ship Iving in port, and & third struck the rallway station. Observations made by aviators, accord- ing to the dispatch, indical that the Turkish forces assigned for the defense of Smyrna number 85,000. They occupy trenches extending from Vourlah to Smyrna, and are posted on heights com- manding the ~ity. Forts Two Brothers and Rastrati have above the farm of George, has been armed with thirty heavy guns, supposed to have been brought from Constantino- | pla REPORTS OF WAR OFFICES German. BERLIN, April 24.—(By Wireless to! Sayville, German general | headquarters today gave out the follow- Ing officlal statement: “Attempts made by the enemy to re- conquer territorx in Terrain to the north and northeast of Ypres (Belglum) falled. The French and Britlsh attacks broke down under the German fire. The num- ber of prisoners—French, English and Belgium—rose to 2,470. The pleces of can- non captured up to the present total 3. In addition & large number of machine guns and rifles and much ammunition and other war material were taken by the Germans. ““West of the Ypres canal the G"mlnl stormed the town of Lizerne. “In the Champagne region the Germans blasted an enemy trench. Near beus- Jofferme the French shelled thelr own trenches with artillery. “Between the Meuse and the Moselle French attacks failed. The enemy, who had entered the German trenches, were ejected. ““In the forest of Le Pretre the Germans made progress. “In the Vosges there were no war op-| erations on account of the fog and snow, | “In the eastern war arena there is no| change in the situation.” French, PARIS, April 24—(Via London.)—The | French War department today gave out the following official statement “Supplementary reports furnish fuller particulars of the way the Germans suc- | ceeded in forcing our lines back dvring| Thursday evening to the morth of Ypres between the Yser canal and the Boel| Capelle road. Thick yellow smoke emitted from the German trenches and driven [by northerly winds produced an effect of complete asphyxiation among our troops, | which was felt even in our second line | | positions | | “Counter attacks made yesterday al-| ready have enabled us to regain part of the ground lost. Our situation has been {completely consolidated and our action s |being carried out under good conditions {with the support of the British and Bel- | glan troops. “The enemy made an attack at Les| Eparges and another at Lwueshead in| the forest of Apremont, both of which were repulsed Nielsson, both of this city, died Friday | night of typhoid fever. e was stricken with the fever and taken to a hospital the same day that his brother, Dr. Niels- | son, was discharged from a Minnesota hospital, » here he went for an operation. Apartmenta, flats, houses and cottages can be rented quickly and cheaply by & Bee “For Rent” Ad The best investment in the world is Real Estate if properly located. ‘ Real estate is accepted as the basis of all values and the safest o! all securities—in other words, the best security on the earth is the earth itself If you have a little money laid by and wish to pur- chase a home in which to live or as an investment, in- vestigate some of the offers in the real estate columns of the Classified Section today. Invest your idle money safely It is sometimes a problem to get the greatest profit from your surplus money and yet have it safely invested, Stocks are unreliable and are bound to fluctuate more or less. Good real estate is profitable and absolutely safe, It grows in val. ue each year if intelligently purchased, Stop that eternal rent bill Make a start today to own your own home. A small cash payment and a conservative monthly amount will enable you to buy a home and live in it rent-free. o You will not only be saving money by buying a home, but will have an asset when it is paid for and a place which you can call your own to live in in your old age. p : - Read the real estate columns The Bee publishes today offers of property of all classes. The best bargains and the most bargains are always advertised in The Bee, and those published to- day are well worthy of your investigation. Telephone Tyler 1000 THE OMAHA BEw Everybody Reads Bee Want Ads Is your boarding house ad marked? People carrying marked Want Ads from The Bee go through this town every day looking for good boarding houses. If your boarding house is advertised in this issue, someone is probably marking the ad now, intending to call on you. If your ad is not there, telephone at once to Tyler 1000 THE OMAHA BEE Everybody Reads Bee Want Ads