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14 HEALTH OFFICE ISSUES POSTERS Has Notices Posted on the Handling of Soarlet Fever and Diph- theria Cases. RULES GOVERNING QUARANTINE Dr. R, W. Connell has had a large numbers of posters printed and dis- tributed, giving instructions as to the Thundling of cases of scarlet fever and diphtheria. Following is the notice: ““The health office issues the following circular of recommendations, With (he hope that those not familiar with the care of scarlet fever and diphtheria mey be benefited thereby: “Scarlet fever and diphtheria are like amallpox in their power to spread rap- Jdly from person to person: they are highly contaglous. Diphtheria s not only | contaglous, but is also infectious, Each | disease shows its first symptoms in about one woek after exposure, as a general rule; and persons who escape the iliness during a fortnfght after exposure o comparatively safe from attack, but it may develop even three weeks after ox- Pposure. ‘Scarlet fever, scarletina, canker rasn #nd scarlet rash are names of one and the same dangerous diease. A mild case may develop into a malignant one. “When a case of scarlet fever or diph. theria occurs in any family, the si.< person should be placed in a room apa‘t from the other Inmates of the house, anc #hould be nursed, as far as possible, nv one person only. And in no case shail the attending physician or others direct the removal of the uminiocted children from @eid house to another for the pur- Pore of continuing in school “The sick chamber should be well warmed, exposed to the sunlight and weil aired, though avolding direct drafts, for four weeks; Ita furniture should be wuch as will parmit of cleansing without - Jury, and )l extra articles, such as win- dow drapery, woolen) carpets and Ifke ahould be removed from the roc duritg the sickness. The family shou not mingle with other people. All visitors must not be admitted. Petn Unrey “No pet dog or cat taglon. valuable play- 10 _others. 1f either dog or eat is found in the house they must be exoluded and | “The alek person should not mingle with others untll four weeks at least | from the first beginning of the attack. | Durfng this time the skin naturally al- moline or some ofly material should bhe H gz to i it i :;!: | ‘!t s » I i ph i iu 1 L H .fllifi f : i il il H 238 e i iy Sl i : : i H H i i i -8 - » H - i f i i i iz FH it | capacity grain to the Infected home especially children, |, {lington and the Northwestern. ::"“"""“" e llowed ho patient. ax | nejghborhood of #5000 and will be one 8 frequently has disease beon carrled | of the most modern grain houses in the thoroughly disinfected with formaline or | mem_n ways wearing away, contains the germ |reel at of the disease, and for this reason cos- |tORIEHL. < As . cluding 1,000 fect of Nebraska and Omaha, | Merchants’ Market RA]N AND WIND BREAK DOWN WIRES Plays Havoo with Telephone Com- panies to East and South of Week in Omaha Will Be Held in February The fifth of the big merchants’ market week programs of the Omaha wholesal- FRIDAY, THE BEE: OMAHA but it remained cold, there being { herdly a point in the state where the temperature did not go to zero, or below Generally the snowfall was light, ranging from one to four inches up and down the Missouri val-| ley and growing much lighter until the western part of the state was ers will be held the week beginning Feb- This Cit: . Teary 8. The date has just been de- | .Y- \r-nrhm:, v\.hm't' there were only scat- clded upon by the local committes, of tered flurries which Joe Kelley is chalrman. Details COLDER WEATHER ON THE WAY | 11 Omaha ana up and down the river of the program have not vet been worked | durin o a4 before co out | The short-lived blizzard of W "dn"",n;\:"flhlv:‘rk ,.‘.m-‘vl"n o :. llm'n |'|Xv‘|":"! o oo The first merchants mnrr"”"""k“‘::: day afternoon and night hit Jowa, |panied the snowfall. East of here mn:) held two years ago. Since then Ulinois and Missouri much harder|ing at a distance of about seventy-five events heve been held twice a year, one |than it did Nebraska, and while the miles away and continuing all the way in the spring and one in the fall. The | across Iowa, into 1llinols and down into success of these events in bringing the | snowfall was not heavy, the sleet and | Missouri, thore was a lght fall of rain merchants of Omaha's trade terHtory | ¢orritic wind that went along with |instead of snow. When the cold wave all to the market town at one time for | "0 Sl g struck the rain be their stock of goods in such a way that SYOFIR DRSS Baves WK the 3000 00l o bos. Sreestn the wholesalers may show their goods | graph service wires until they we to the best advantage to the "““::: 8o far as Nebraska was concerned, |or more. With the strong wind that was number of retallers at one time, made it advisable to keep up the celebra- tion of such a period in the spring and fall Ample entertainment for the visiting merchants will again be prepared (ospel Mission Able to Furnish (Good Men Quickly | The stove department at the Unjon Pa- cific shops waniad ten laborers for two weeks' work and asked the Unfon Gospel | mission if it conld furnish them. Super- | intendent Perry sald ‘‘Certainly, giad of ' the opportunity,” and in less than an| hour had ten men on the way, In re-| turn he got this yeply for his promptness: | “We will send future calls to you in-! stead of the .abor agencies, because we ! know the good you are doing for these | men." MANEY MILLING COMPANY WILL BUILD BIG ELEVATOR| The Maney Milling company of Omaha | has purchased ground north and west | of the Unfon transfer in Council Bluffs and sx soon as weather will permit will commence the erection of a 16,000-bushel vator and warehouse. It will be located on what is known as party tragk ground, and will be on the Bur- The ele- the lines of the Roek Island, vator and warehouse will cost in the country, i HIGHWAY FILMS i IN OMAHA TONIGHT; Commercial club men and their wives | are Invited to see ‘the Lincoln Highway ' the Commercial club rooms | these 15,000 feet of ple- ! tures covering the views along the Lin- coln Highway from coast to coast, in« are to-be shown for the first time in Got Rid of My Corns | With Magic “Gets-1” Simplest Corn Cure in the World--No Pain, No Fuss, New, Sure Way. S T AR hem and liced and tapes, band: ] b mfio,' ¥ o & MoCon- Stores.—Advertisement. the storm abated during the H‘lmyl"'"w“" the heavy load of ice snapped Men’s Gloves | | Men’s 50c Gloves and | Mittens, fleece lined, in" | tan and dark i colors, pair...... 386 | Immense S at, garment Men’s Natural Wool Shirts or Drawers, made to sell to $1.50, garment . 95(: Men's Undershirts or Drawers, heavy merino wool or lamb’s down fleeced, in all sizes, worth 75c gar- ment, on sale 45c at... _—“===fl==— Men’s Fancy Silk "~ Neckwear Open end style; also plain black ..,.... l7c Men's 50c High Grade Nov- o v pontomredy & £ "Men's 25¢ Boston row, JANUARY ¢ 28 the wires as quickly as it they had been straws and they went down in heaps all along the Omaha-Chicago roads Makes Traine Late. Trains coming into the city Thursday morning were considerably late, due to the fact that the rails, covered with foe, prevented speed making and to the fur- ther fact that on mccount of telegraph | wireg the runs were made in accordance with timetable schedules, instead of on orders Linemen were sent out from Omaha and Council Bluffs and In Omaha terri tory most of the lines were gotten in working order during the day It is asserted that in the Missisippl valley, where the fall of rain was heav- test, more damage wa ne that there the telegraph service was groatly impaired The cold weather and snow delayed a number of the mall trains into Omaha The Chicago mail train on the Burling- ton got In two hours late. A mall train from Kansas City on the Burlington was four hours late. A Union Pacific train Men’'s Australian Wool Shirts, double breasted, also Drawers. Silver grays, heavy tan cashmeres and many others, worth $1.75, on sale Friday, gnrme'nt. 956 ga.tunl Wool Union Suits, 2.50 quality, heavy elastic, all si,ms. 4 $1.35 | Drawers, heavy fleeced, all | ¥ ’ : . Men’s $1.00 Fancy Shirts Paragon, Ideal, Monarch, Ar- achusetta & other good makes. All colors and sizes, . plain and pleated bosoms, the very best styles, at, each--- from the west due here at 7:30 a. m. did not arrive until after noon SPACE IS ALL TAKEN FOR CEMENT SHOW IN FEBRUARY The greatest cement show ever held in the west is promised for Omaha, be- ginning February 2. Secretary-Treasurer Frank Whipper- man of the Mid-West Cement Users' as- | soclation, which holds the show and its | west — and a very large crowd is antiel- pated “The growth of the Portland cement ndustry in the United States has been one of the wonders of modern Industry In 1880 there were froduccd In the United | States %5.000 barrels of Portland cement Jin 1913 the production was more than 92,000,000 harrels, valued at an equal num ber of dollars, the world's record of produetion. 1t is no wonder that people are interested. Some one must be using 1t DUNDEE CITIZENS TO annual convention together at the mu- nicipal Auditorium, says that arrange- ments are already perfected, although the big double event s still over month ahead. Practically all show spa has been taken, many exhibitors taking | larger gections than ever before | The cement show this year will be on A more elaborate scale than in previous years,” Secretary Whipperman | saye. “Everybody seems to be more in- | tensely interested in conerete now than ever hefore, judging from the reports coming in from all sections of the mid- The most perfect fitting and best made garments obtain- A Tremendous Bargain Giving Sale of Men’s Winter Underwear And Furnishings Begins Friday and Saturday, Offering Men of Omaha and Vicinity Values Neyer Surpassed. Seldom Equaled in Any Store in the Land. Don’t Miss The AYDEN 16 ™ DODGE 2% DOUGLAS STREETS pecial Purchases From Manufacturers and Wholesalers, Together With the Re- mainder of Our Own Winter Stocks, Marked at About Half Usual Retail Prices Entire Surplus Stock of MEN’S WINTER UNDERWEAR of M. E. Smith & Co., Together With a Big Purchase of the World-Renowned STERLING UNION SUITS--SaleFriday Sterling Union Suits able, regular $3.00 quality, in natural wool, all sizes, in Friday’s sale Q $1.95 s Undershirts or Men’ sizes to 48, regular 50¢ gar- ment quality in this sale at, garment. . 28c Heavy Fleeced Union Suits, all sizes, in silver gray or ecru, $1.00 quality, sale at..... ) .o.lf 65(: | Nearly Six Thousand Pairs of Men’s Trousers Hart, Schaffner & Marx and Princess Makes . Our entire Fall and Winter, 1915-16, stock divided into three big lots for quick clearance: ' VOTE MUST REGISTER Residents of Dundee who desire to vote at the approaching primaries must reg- ister in the office of the election com- missioner, since annexat:on has made the suburb a part of Omaha. There are dee voters who have falled to according to the com- many T do so thus far missioner. Read The Bee Want Ads. It pays! Sale m in This Men’s Gloves ‘ Men’s $1.50 Gloves and | Mittens, heavy lined, warm and dur- able, pair Men’s Flannelette Night Shirts All sizes, good colors, regu- lar price 50¢, on sale 25 c at, chofce .....,., Men's” Ootton- Work s:;::. s 35, 2IC Men’s Cotton Socks I Plain colors or heavy mixed, some merinos, all sizes, 15c quality, at....... 7c | | g ————_n ~ The v0ld wave. that swept in w-dnu--|“0w s“[ E“n[n / _ @ay night, according to the local lce packers, assures one of the bigeost and ’ heat crobs ever harvested. The only | ]‘E" Yms 0F thing that would prevent the garner- | If you have an itching, burning, un- ing of & bumper crop would be the ap- proach of a Chinook wind, and ¢ not loaked for. sightly skin-trouble, you can imagine the feelings of Mrs. C. C. Roberts, when she wrote: I bad eczema on my face Everywhere In this vielnity the lce harvest went on, with all the firms, cor- for ten years, Little red pimples formed in & small spot on my chin and then potations and individuals working up to capacity in both custing’ and packing. It 18 eatimated that there are not less than 4000 yaen working on the ice within a radiug of twenty-five miles of Omaha, At Florence the ice from both reser- vulra 1n being cut, loaded onto cars and | spread all over my face. They itohed brought 1o Omaha, where it is packed |and burned me awfully, It was certainly - away in the houses. At most of the|embarassing to me, and 1 would mot go amongst people. 1 tried almost every remedy and treatment that could be| used for this trouble, but nothing did | ! me any good. 1 used Resinol Olntment and Resinol Soap, and was relieved in a day or two. In one month I was cured, This was six months ago and the trouble $2.00 and $2.50 Trousers . | $5.00 and $6.00 $l°45 | %:o?l(:ear:d“so $2°65 | Trousers . . . . $3'65 In immense variqty of patterns and plain shades in fine Worsteds and Cassimeres and in complete range of sizes up to 52 waist. All Blue Serges Included in This Sale The Best Assortments for Selection Ever Offered at Clearance Prices T _— s Read the Big Special Grocery Sale for Friday —Quality Goods and : B Cant on B CocQt > ftyl.ivig: s and a Saving of 25 to 50 Select Apparatus has never returned.”—Weatherford, Okl., 17 Ibs. Best Pure Granulat E. C. Corn Flakes, pkg Sc | MacLaren's Peanut Butter, pe ) . C. N BRI 2 4 . per FLORIDA GR FRUIT AND | Fane: Skl Oct. 28 Bvery druggist sells Resinol SUBAE «vvvovvnns Ceh e 8100 r " y | 3% Al Fancy Denver Cauli . T34 presiichond g i b & A W. 0, C. or Krumbles, pkg oc A2%e TANG SCIAL - auliflower, Ib. 7t ¢ The city council expressed confiderce in of Chief Salter of the fire de- to determine which of various Beets, Carrots, 'l"lranlpl, U e 3 large Soup Bunches for.. Turnips or 48-1b, sacks Best High Grade Dia- mond H Flour, nothing finer for bread, ples or cakes, sack, $1.45 4 cans Fancy Wax, String, Green or Lima Beans E 4 cans Golden Pumpkin, Hominy, have prescribed the Resinol treatment ¢ for over twenty years.—Advertisement. 10¢ 1b.. .18%¢ | Fancy 64 size Florida Grape Frui Fancy Golden Santos Coftee..20c | - that retails for 1.“:“::(‘1- Too THE BEST STRIOTLY ; each, Friday Be | . 30c | Fancy Florida Tnnxeriues,' 'r;igll- fire apparatus 10 bars Beat-'Em-All, Diamond C | *g FRESH EGGS, DOZEN. FPancy Head Lettuce, head...715¢ 4 - . auer Kraut or Baked Beans 28¢ v F c! selected from bids receiod two | SAwa SKlN or Laundry Queen, White Laun- | 4 large cans Condensed Mile . oue | '_:_‘:e best' Storase Egs, dosen, 22c | lar 25c seller, at, dozen. .. 123 ¢ :f;‘“f,f",?'flh, peck ... soschanie adil dry fil‘ bt 20e | 1.1b, cans Assorted Soups...83e | - 'er' i i Butter, faiy HIHNI;‘AP;: t ;\l.‘\;‘lE‘llA"(‘fl‘gASGh E “":i El&r";ii‘fl; ‘n‘uflm'r. b § 1bs. best Rol 2-Ib. pkg. Self-Rising Pancake X S o 5 H v ik PR | 4 . | - , reveral citles DIRLNIRS 50 50 000 5 w5 aivinainD FouP .....00 . ‘ SanssBR1 P;‘;‘;L?“ibl Country (’mm“.”‘. The orange of quality—kissed by :\reb‘l ;w}e"y. xan -5 980 10 lbs. best White or Yellow Buckwheat Flour, pkg. . ....8%e¢ | Vg RINEIRX L | the sun, moon and stars. Reg- | No | Froen Gork Chops 13140 EOXOIOBLE. » v's. 5 S8 s s o | Pure New York Buckwheat Flour, | fanp o, ! Palry Butter, 1b. 27c | gular 50¢ sige. Fridey 40c | & b, Frean Nevk Boves age 5 1bs. Choice Japan Rice ....208¢ T SRR ¢ | Full Cream, Young America, N. Y. | Regular 10c size, Friday for..30c | No. 1 Steer Poi Eoast 100-18 dvpk‘-“. '17-“ B.olnnhl::ullaro.n'l.. 7 1be, best Bulk Lau | :.‘hmm ol’b Wistonain Cresm 28 2:::::: gg: ::: ;g:‘y :‘"' fi gy Ay Bened Héi ermicelll or Spag! , D DO aosyn i o ' [ e Yok ath 2 e dind 0 ay for. . | We Have a Complets Siock of "oy Gal. cans Golden Table Syrup 88¢c | Yeast Foam, pke +1.00 | BOX AFFLR SPRCIAL FRIDAY | THE VEGETARLE MARKET | Moats for Lunches, o0 et G ol T 40 | el fo g ar san i | O, caiead o Funey Colordo | PN TNE FROMLE | | aven Fu t g o e — I— . e, ID. .00 < Our Annual Pure Food Exhibit Will Commence Monday, January 31st. Roman Beauty Apples, 1 earload | 15 1bs. Best Potatoes <v..88¢ | No.1 m...'n'«.m...fl:'.,. " ’ . . “| of Fancy Greening Apples; all | 3 large bunches Fresh | No. 1 Fresh Salmon, per Ib 4+ B For Two \\rk-‘ Don't Fail to See This Mammoth piohod 1n Standard | !hdl‘ hee. B " 2 resh Shalots, | No § STo0n Catfish I~ e /isplay and Demonstration. | shes, Beete, Carrots or Tur- | \O | prol) Der 1b, T o N e — 3 $ boxes, Friday, box, sl -65 ! nips, for ...., i .. 100 | Prseh i;‘:l"ill:’::rl’e‘ryr'p':rq‘-:.rv 4 'a: <