Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 2, 1915, Page 10

- PR 3 of bays' school suits, $1.98 up. Grand lins || awenter coats, ladies’ new collars, men's | h Koloks, Greek Restaurant Man, [2nd boss’ shirts on sale, etc., ete. Oon and see JOHN FLYNN & CO. | i Appears for Fourth Time Be- Magte City Gosst [ £ fore Pelice Juige. [ dire. G, Warren bavia ign North | Twenty -fifth street, Jeft ye — ‘ extended pleasure’ trip to the Pacific const S@TUDENTS ARE READY FOR GAME ' “Bft., 10ice for rent in Bee office, 218 - N street, Terms reasonable, Well known | L Jos Koloks, Greek proprietor of a res-|location. Tel. South 7. We can inatall an ofl burner in_your Maurant at 415 North Twenty-#ixth | neating plant. . Call us. _Hobert Parks UBtreet, appeared for the fourth time be. | Heating and Plumbing Co, 441 N. 2ith Police Judge Reed yesterday mnrn-"'" Tel. Bo. 61 on & charge of keeping disorderly | | Chabter M of the P. £ O. will be en- ertained Saturday afternoon at the home The judge fined the man 825 and of Mrs. Dr R. Schindle. Miss Flor- v, ‘eosts and assessed & fine of $1 and| ence wiil be the guest Y8oats on each of the four inmates, They |, Fof Rent—i-room house, newly deco- rated, Close In, good location. Merrill, Swere Fred Habt, Jim Aur, C, Dirk and | Twenty-third and streets. ‘Mike Geory. A busy seaxion of police court was held .| yesterday morning. Judge Reed sent i Kotoks 15 & cemmnon figure In the po-| 0 S, POTRINE ol satl o ooy Moo station. Always biandiy smiling he| tences varying from ten to fifteen da: “lins invariably put up bond money wm.i "Akrl rWuhmburll m“f:‘:‘n "'g" ,2' Which to free himself and whatever in-| Week from a motorcyc p to Kansas r : y. He and Thor Fredericks and Cl | Miates are ‘arrested with him. Always| Big) jert Omaha for ‘the M issouct /e pays his fine without a murmur. No| metropoils a week ago. Wttorneys defend the man. But in' St M-r'r‘a. cofirt, Catholl ¥ Foresiars " will hoid Broken English he has always pleaded pivatine Friday eventag oy the ot Lacy's Mmot guilty.” Outside of these brief vehool. ‘words he says nothing. I sincerely wish to thank my kind jow long are you golng to keep this| [Ti€Nds and’ melghbors for thefr Kinaness © and floral tributes in my sad bereave- up?” he was agked by an officer. ]mn\l Y. FITZEIMMONS, & An Impetuous uplift of the hands tn| The King's Daughters' circle of the the common forelgn manner was all that [ L Fresbyterlan church will meet this at the church at Twenty-third would be recelved by way of an answer.|and J streets. Mre M. G. Zerbe and Mis place was raided last Bunday even-| Mrs R. W. Campbell will entertain, The first (swue of the Tooter, the high | school _student pubiication, twme out g Rendy for Alumni Game, Wedieaduy afternoon. The issue was twenty-cight pages and was composed, k, Johdny Rahn of the|.gued and printed Dy e o ts of thel E::::;n has recovered from his | Bouth High school, . o ooni of the LA bt ailes. “Tith: the | sptorualy o Lme ter sou te flgure eut RS S A Shoet duine. With the | i o oonditer Bow &k wil prae il - I grow wh (@eparture of “Cy” Sheehy for Ann Ar-|once you bey =n°u\-|nc systematically. B s Shter the Michigan university, | (AN Housholf Expease Beck, faaued by o v #hs Mnewp on the alumni side will e gic.y Natlonal Bank. Bouth Omnna, wiil weonsideradly altered. v be of great help in doing this. 1t is yours | Conch Patton has also encountered for the msking. | fortune and misfortune In rounding B A TS < The funeral of M, T, Brass, ploneer, Who died suddenly Tuesday evening at ' Juarterback and center to fill the places of Quarterback Leach and Center Korb-| 8, FIC R N ‘maker was closely mn:-ea by un'-u:- B strets, : ov. 3.5, |'|‘Af'n'f;'"'" o quarantining for diphtheria of the' e. Interment wi be made at of Gust Rugle, thus eliminating| ¥orest Lawn cemetery. “im from practice for a week or two. J Ohn mflg North Twenty-fourth street, will be_heid this mornlnfi at 10 o'clock at Grace 0 Rumor—in the shape of a young fellow at the Loyal hotel (we decline to be more definite)~Rumor has it that Miss Grace in one particular and only one. DENVER, Oct. 1—An Industrial plan In every other city someone has pre- acterized as ‘‘brosder and more demo-' ing the campaign. oratic than unfonism,” will be submitted | In Omaha, so far, she lias been com- to officers and employes of the Colorado | pelled to live catiess, Fuel and Iron company st Pueblo on| I n other cities there have been cata- 4 Saturddy. Announcement of the meets|cieamy and cataracts of cats In Omaha the High Zurcher, mad Kostol, Andamon, Bterba, M. |NE was ® by Mr. Rockefeller 10« caty are apparentiy all in the catacombs. Alumni: Green. 5 night. Dally she must make her catabases to "Captain Rahn of the Alumni eleven hfi' "‘:""::f"‘"" besides Mr. Rocke-|cetechise her eatechumens at the cater- fesues & call to every patriotle alumnt | SIS Wi be the principal operating offi- nacie, no, no, Tabernacie, without the *o come to the high school gymnasium at, [0 0 TS COmPATY, all the mine u-|comfort of the cdt, left purring In the " niendents and the grievance repre-|catedioptrical light of her room at ‘the muuvo;fl of the varlo Colorado| 1oyl eamps. Between fifty and sixty men are " ¢ Selling Others' Sheep. expeoted to attend. In aiwcussing the | ;:,.': ;_:",::o‘;':",,,,d Tor, onll wide R MM i ilise, aen OF Santing MR Rodustallen dsclined 10| ive years she Jeurnores 1o Hermt o W, W. Giilies, prominent sheep "‘1:: Shake pUblié in advance any datalls of | went ‘there to write up Colong! Moose. of Evansville, Wis, was arrested 3:'::4":;:1';,9:‘? "';""h no has been | yeip'y visit to various Christian missions. Resats e, “'l:hr:"'l:a“’~l ‘*P‘:‘.‘ But, reader, lot us remember that Egypt ¥ & Wethour sos < with ¢|'® the mysterious land from which the ""-‘ * g h;" fficers of | yygterious cat orlginally emersed and m"""‘h g -n-“'nl.ct ever that It|catapulted throughout a lonely world to poi- €k upon union pupr and make homelike ten million fire- Tr sides. v 3 g B o T———— This learned and accomplished worman am with WQoden has been in the lands where the Maltese [ ¥ cat thrives andudn the dand of the tor- tolse-shell cat. She has Been in elties of turrets and kiosks and minarets, where Unionism Substitute i, s, et mwe teacher of ne Which John D. Rookefeller, jr, char-!gented her with a cat to be her pet dur-| AP P EMNGS l“ ::‘{:;' ::.: :\:: ::‘M,'.:.l,"‘ F-4 VICTIMS BROUGHT HOME FOR LAST RITES—Coffine being lowered from the THE IAGIG GITY e St el i They are || Supply to the tug Active, to be carried ashoro at S8an Francisco, beauities at the prices. Clean up on a lot 1} e :.nh team. A stack of work to find & | hiy undertaking establishment at 6 POOP Miss Saxe is Forced to Be Catless While in Omaha} the haughty Angora cat pursues the even tenor (bass and alto) of her way. She has seen the eastern peoples, whose homes the Persian cat comforts. She knows of the coon cat and she has gazed In wonder on the Manx cat, which is happy, though taflless, Yet here In Omaha ghere is no cat to greet her when she comes, tifed from her day's work, no cat to purr at her| feet as she sits at her studles, to leap| lightly to her lap in hér lelsure moments. | No doubt there are many, cats out of employment in this great city, wahdering the streets, back yards and fences with| no mother to guide them, no home to | sehool | day evening will recommend that these | | coal firms be awarded the contracts. The Sunderland bid of anthracite coal | was $10.08 per ton, delivered to .any. or | all of the schools of the district. The | same firm bid from $3.88 to $4.23 per ton 'on bituminous coal delivered to the| schools of Omaha proper. in the South Side district the Hull bid | on bituminous coal was: from $3.97 | $4.42 per ton, mccording to the locations | of schools. E The estimated requiremerit for tHe | year {s 8,500 tons of bituminous | | and 350 tons of anthracite Stop that Cough—Now. When you catch cold or begin to cough ' | take Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey. It pene- rates the throat and lungs. All drug- ts.—Advertisement. shelter them, no fish to eat, no muk to| OMAHA HUNTERS COME drink. #is a categorical shame that in all this catalog of catsthere is no cat for the eminent Bible teacher. Shame on cat-tight Omaha. Any reepectable cat of pleasing appear. ance, affectionate dlsposition and good | habits (no nights out allowed) will hear something to her advantage by calling at the Loyal hotel, SUNDERLAND BROS. AND HULL LOW ON COAL BIDS Sunderland. Bros. and C. W, Hull werel successful bidders for the coal business of the Greater Qupaha School dlstict, for the ¢nsuing year, .Au cgmnia- tee of the Board of Education’ next Mon- vention of the Woman's Home Mission- ary Soclety of the Methodist Episcopal Chureh here today. ¥ Offer——This and Be, DON'T MISS THIS, You will receive in roturn a trial package contalning Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills, for Pain In sides and beck, ness in -—*—_ CHAMP CLARK GREATEST LIVING MISSOURI MAN of the national house of repre- was named as the greatest living Missourian, by Governor Major, in s i || op Easy Paymen by the governor in accordance with Over 6,000 square feet of floor space de- voted to our showing of Fall and Winter Gar. ? from the officlals of the ‘exposition, our Sick Child Is Constipated! Look at Tongue meats for men, women and Ladies’ Coats Givo '_>“Ollilonla Syrup of l_‘m" if cross, bilious i MERIT WINS! The public rewards those who serve them best, and the fact that we are doing the largest credit clothing busi- our policies and' merchandise appeal to the people, and that they can buy here on credit at lowest prices. Our credit system Is simply an everyday “Charge Account”—open to every honest per- son. We make no charges for altera- tions on any garment sold. v ool Correct Fall Garments Ladies’ Suits $12.50 Up 8ilk Dresses PAY ONLY . $1 A WEEK ki . Men's Suits $12.5 -Boys'. Suits | Men's Hats Men's Furnishings $3.30 wp and Shoes of all kinds Open Till 10 O’clock Saturday Evening. ... " 1417 Douglas St. i : Mflv-bm-"lhb, Write for Free Catalogue. the middle west, means that BACK WITH EMPTY BAGS R. H. Beerman, W. F. Hoye and R. E. Hoye, ir., of the general manager's of- fice of the Union Paeific, have just re- turned from a hunting trip along the Platte river, The thres rallroading hunt era found the shooting poor, as the duck do hot seemi to have started their fligh | south yet. DRESS UP FOR AK-SAR- ON CREDIT terms makes it possible for every man and to dress well and not stinted for ready cash. This week 'Omaha 1s dressed In gala style for Why not join the throngs of well dressed by coming here tomorrow for your Fall outfit? A WEEK Pays the Bill the Ak-Sar-Ben. Our Prices with those Asked by other Stores New late arivals every day. Norfolk, in gabardine, broadcloth, poplin n‘nod serge, from e $32 '50 Serge with fancy plaid silk, $8 50 ghae s v Y 4T b gy v § . For , schools | plaid, white chinchilla and cordu- e A .$35.00 We'show a great line of Ladies’ Fau Hats from $2.50 Bk e T $14.50 MEN'S FALL SUITS in fancy mixtures and plaids and fancy wors- ted, from $10.00 to...... $25.00 Take a look at our line. of Men's Fall Hafs in’ all colors and styles, Pt tntng $3.50 All goods marked in plain f'evres. 01 BEN be SUITS, fur trimmed, braided COMBINATION DRESSES-— COATS in mixtures, plush, nov- ” S.E.COR.16™ &JACKSON OUPPOUSIAL BUsk HUL L, “Save Time and Money” By Buying Your Drugs and Toilet Articles at the 4 Sherman & McConnell Stores Customers at our stores frequently express thei.r lamf_aotion at being more thap rea- sonably sure of obtaining JUST EXACTLY the article desired and always at a price as low (gencrally a little lower) than can elsewhere be obtained. Ask us for the rare drug, chemical or toilet article that someone told you could vot be obtained in Omaha—WE probably have it. Toilet Goods Prices for Saturday 25c Frostilla for ¥ 50c Pompelan Massage Cream §0c bottle Bay Rum ....... & cakes Ivory or Wool Soap . 25¢ Banitol Tooth Powder . 50c Malvina Cream ....... 30c Java Rice Powder for . 60c Ricksecker's Cold Cream o G0c Aubry Sisters’ *Cold Creams, Powders and Lotions for ...... 290 50c Melba Cold Creams and Powders BOP oo cisoibsesissiessacatases 29 ewing Gums, all kinds, nlulrd-y 2 vkgw, for 5° | 60c Seely’ per oz. . B60c Lee's G 50c Rleger's Palo Alto o4 . 50c Seely’'s Jockey Club 60c Extract’ Wood Violet Pure Brugs---Fresh Copperas or Sulph! 1b. Boric Acid, 1b. .. AT Pink ‘at, p-r H Witch Hazel, pin 9 Wood Alcohol, pint .. S0 Hinkle Tablets, 100 for 90 Quinine Capsules, 3 dozen . 50 Arom Castor Ofl (Honey-Ol) . 2% 100 Blaud's Iron Tonic Tablets ..29¢ 2 do Aspirin Tablets or C: 3 for ., o8 POMPEIAN OLIVE OIL 50c (pint) can for .... £1.09 (quart) can for . L Smokers—kemember Saturday in Our Cigar Eepartment 1%¢ Rio Tan 10c F. Garcla, clear Havana, 4 for 830 10c Cubanolds, 4 for ........... 2% 15¢ Reynaldo Grandiosos, each ..100 Box of ten, 13c quality, foll wrapped, Manila Ciears, for 50 Box of 50 Manila Regal B¢ Reynaldo, 3 for ..... .. N Box of 30 Litt'e Chancellors 8165 50 Henry George for [} anderful Offer Made to the S RELIEF FROK FIRST DOSE. COME TO OUR STORE, DEPOSIT 26, get a §0-day treatment of Dr, Burkhart's VEGETABLE COM- POUND." It 1t falls to relleve Kid- ney, Liver, Stomach Trouble or th> following symptoms, such as pain i1 the side, back, under shoulder blade, smothering sensation. pa'pitation of heart, tired, -drowsy leellng, weasi~ ness, nervousness, 8o k stomacn. Qizxine run-down u; or cons'| pation, just bring bacl empty box and we will refund your money. lef Cut Price List Drug Store Good 26¢ Allen's Foot Base ........ ... 25¢ Allcock's Porous Plasters Bromo Seltzer Bourjeols Java Rice Powder, 50¢ Charles’ Flesh Food. . 25¢c Carter's Little Liver 36c Castoria (genuine) 26e Cuticura Soap ..... 50c Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for 29 50c Canthrox AL $1.00 Cooper's Discovery 50¢ Doan's Kidney Pills . $1.00 Duffy’s Pure Malt . Father Johns' Medicine, Saturda Fellows' Syrup . $1,25 Gude's Pento Mangan . 25¢ HI'l's Cascara Quinine .. Horlick's Malted Milk 3%¢, 69¢, $3.! $1.00 Hyomel, complete .. 25¢ Hydrox Peroxide Cre: Hydrogen Peroxide, pure Hostetter's Bitters 75¢ Jad Liver Salts . i 26¢ Lyon's Teoth Powder or Paste, ..18¢, 190, 3%¢c, 59c Bromo Quinine 50¢ La Blache Powder (4 shades) Mellin's Food 390, 50c Malvina Cream . 26c Massatta Talcum srsnen 26c Mennen's Talcum (4 shades) 260 Laxative 26 Mistletos Cream . G0c Pape's Diapepsin 25c Packer's Tar Soap $1.00 Pinkbam's Compound 50c Pebeco Tooth Paste .. $1.00 Plerce's Favorite. Rx. Vanishifg Cream $1.00 Pinaud’s Lilac Vegetal 50c Pozzoni Powder . .s'5s Rogers & Gallet Rice Powder Sal Hepatica . 50¢ Syrup of FY, 3100 5. 8. 8, .. 65c Saxolite for 50c Sempre Giovine 50c Scott's Emulsion .. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets , 25¢ 'Tiz, for tender feet ... . 25¢ 4711 White Rose Soap ... ... 25c Woodbury's Faclal Soap . on deposit, if you awre not satisfied. | $1.00 Wine of Cardui Choice Fresh Candies Our Candy Department is becoming a most important one and so it should be when the very high aquality of the “Original Package” Candies we handle, is considered. 60c Goodwill's Chocolates (in purple box) Baturday Ligeett's Elect Chocolates (every Plece containing a nut, fruit or nou- gat center), Ib. 80¢c Dainty Dutch Delights, % 1b, 300; 1 pound 6 Sweets, per % 1b., 40c; 1 1b. ...g00 Liggett's Fruit Cordial Chocolates, 3 IR SRR B .00 ‘We sell the original (Barr's) “Sat- urday Candy.” There are over 100 @ifferent imitations now— Ours (Barr's) is fresh every Satur- day, 1 1b, ... Rubber Goods We buy our Rubber Goods direct from tactories and can guarantee same to be In prime condition. Good Bulb Syringe, 29c Household Rub Nipp! best kind, 80 Atomizers, 8%c to $1a8 Rubber lce ws ...49%2 | Nearly 1,000 articles in the Rubber Goods line. We have skilled salesladies and fit- ters In our Rubber Goods, Truss and Shoulder Brace Department..Some of them have done this work for us fo. 12 to 15 years. Razor B'ades Sharpened We sharpen Razor Blades (all kinds). Leave them with th, young ladies at the Perfume D.- partment at any of our 4 stores. - Sherman & McConnell’s 4 Rexall Drug Stores