Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 6, 1916, Page 5

THE BEE: Mary Page | lm Strange Case of A IAPPY DREAM HAS CONE TRUE by Frederick Lewis, Author of Pictures by Bufferers from 8tomach Trou “What Happened to Mary" Essanay ‘| bles Have Discovered a | e ‘ AR e The Uast of Charsoters for O ad now-—round about TRE STRANGE CABE OF MARY PAGE t the window lots of times. ! had to as | kind of then ba- | jlace It " thi Ihe nan with an | I or o | Adn't ree | e, 1 henrd the lush say: | and dont you let any { 1 Wiay where | 0. or he lord's sake Jon't get run in s A sneak, Do you gel I the first time wvr"nll CHAPTER XI1, Jod Vyom Yesterday ) What the anlght, Dave? p you leave sthing v 0 Urges Everyone v wi To Quickly Get | v On Water Wagon "o%t| Drink glass of hot water be fore breakfast to wash out poisons, o Indiew writing acond floor the witne o siightest hewita 1 Advertisement FEEL YOUNG! i f It's Dr, Edwards' Olive Tablets Vor Can y Is the previous 8, aour bile and anys, unless you take yourself fn hand wel muscles back 1g J T Maxwell to Bv CGeneral Secretary ) titute for calomel l!wvl y unnatural metion with or navere modicines or by merely flushing | f G d I ] d " H acidity and. gives on wut the intestines with nasty, sickening | 0 ran sian i ricng athargles ne phospha A uarter pound of limento ned h ‘.,v the Omy ve There Is never any pain ing when Dr. Edwards' Olive e wre umed, Jugt the kind of trentment |, o Tablets are n voges W mixed with olive ofl, you il know them by thelr olive color " or two oconslonally and have | ” 1 with your liver, bowels or | , 10¢ and e per box. All drug-| o Weak Stomachs Need -~ FRUITAFVIGOR So Do Inactive Bowels | First Thing~Each Morning " Bufos Brokfas Company, Columbus, THAT JAR OF MUSTEROLE UN THE BATH-ROOM SHELF | Has Relieved Pain for Every | g to One in the Family, AS DIFFEAENT from physic, pills, mineral water, olls | and enemas, as day Is from night, ENT in | taste, action, result, ~ DIFFERENT lnuuu wlln its use constipation and kindred Allmmll I‘Y Iika mist before the sun. DiF) IIIHV hnclun “invigorates and upbuilds, and SECAUSE it is a natu ral way (o batler health, & stronger stomach, more | regular bowels, clearer skin, greater energy. LET FRUIT-VIGOR HELP YOU T0 GET WELL and KEEP WELL * ANY first class druggist or grocer can get Fruit. Vigor for you - $1 per far. Or by parcel post from ¢ us One far $1 - FPour jars $3.50--5ix jars $5.00. STEWART FOOD CO. 520 Securily Bidy. CHICAROD ‘ _—_ ! n\fll |n| wm\rn l NH from ‘ HUMMEL FINDS YOUTHFUL of ¢ rory manth, and s | SWIMMER RUSHING SEASON | aln 1 0y Qagntity, 1 werth Ask lor & K Tablow ‘ : SICK-HEADACHES sdaehe the m o) miserable ot ol oiok boar lh LT TOO WEAK TO FIGHT OMAKA ARE \UH HIGHER il : ) - . foas . \ "I .- ' y [ wf ol fron al ’ . . wiole wis . . \ and i » . - \ . A Fow of Our & fiosd ¥ " \ " \ ' ! L \ " " \ ? Bas, WRAY & MAYHENY |4 thule, and “His Deflance rcglatercd at Hotel Astor m THE ; ’A s I‘ I'y‘;'." ";" K“,——":‘:: ”‘:""‘”' '! “llllil“llll||lllllIiliiillllll’"l!"ll’l“H"l‘m’l"ll!l“imll;l-—m-:— FINE ARTS BXHIBIT < 621 Residents of Nebraska Diversity of Artisiic Temperament | *on. are making a clone for (he Jead is Shown on the Partof the | /0% e during the past year, Visitors, | 4. Barnes, 18 still in third place = Althought the wstten |IV| ¢ At the ox it hias been Iurge, those In charge aver 1000 Rooms, 700 with Bath, The wide diversity |ALL OF OMAHA I8 INVITED b | that who are of lx:mnvu ere are many Omahs of A cuisine which has made Artistic " tempoerament” on the part of visitors " t the exhibit of northwestern artists, vihich In belng held at the public | library under the auspices of the ¢ Omaba Fine Arts soclely, I8 ac counted for by the fact that nearly ' ‘| every style of painting is represented 1 the display of canvases he displa TWO BOUND OVER FOR A FIGHT OVER TAX| BILL the Astor New York's leading Banqueting place. Single Rooms, without bath, §2.00 1o f3.00 |),.‘m,. . 100 10 4,00 Biadls Radaws widh ko' "5 ate Rl Double 400 t0 700 50 :’ TIMES SQUARI Pucker, Bedisans sad bt i ke The cosmepolitaniam of the crowds lnl‘rll.rw Y!lu:!"' The y..,::w‘.:. of the| R rat rl At Boadway, 44th to 45th Streets—the center of New York's social h}:u’ :-r-- among the notable arruy of | with Adar ' and business activities, In close proximity to all railway terminals, - L “ ! R 4 ovs LT T T P T LR A T 4 o ol g with admiring | €901y A It takes but a minute of time to save dollars when you read n the other hand the novice wi'l | ot The Bee Want Ad Columns o et e e Author of Riders of the Purple Sage A fifteen-year-old school- girl devoured this story without stopping. A stalgi business man started it on the train and passed his station. An editor, who reads all day, sat up most of the night to finish it, And now it comes to you, Zane Grey's great story, Wildfire, starts today in The COUN TRY GENTLEMAN It’s of the pioneer West; of horse thieves and gun play; of a girl who could ride and shoot—and love; of a man who ventured his life for months to capture a magmflcent wild stallion; of that stallion, and the terrific race he ran against f()rest fire to save two lives. The Country Gentleman covers every interest of the farm—good reading as well as good ideas. It is for the wife as well as for the farmer. In this issue begins A Series of Homemaking Articles by Mrs.Nellie Kedzie Jones These are, we believe, the best articles on the home ever written for the farm woman, Mrs. Jones is by birth and experience a farm woman. She has spent years in Farmers' Institute work. 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