Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 4, 1916, Page 5

| i ——— THI Hl OMAHA, THURSDAY, M “Tiz” Gladdens Sore, Tired Feet| No puffed-up, burning, tender, | aching feet—no corns or callouses. Tiz fairl “ches tired feet the makes sore, burning dance with delight. Away g and pains, the corn ra, bunions and chilbl Tiz"' draws out the acid that puff up your feet. No call ns and fiol matter how ons another JULIUS F. SILBER ARRIVES IN OMAHA Steamboat and Barge Makes Trip | from Kansas City with Cargo in One Hundred Hours, CARRIES SEVEN-MAN CREW With less than 100 hours of actual voyage, the Julius F. Omaha from Kansas City shortly before 11 in cnarge of in yesterday Captain J large morning, B Nef({ with cargo of 100 steamboat itself and pushing barge The tu a barge has a ca while the a capacity of from The disiance from Omaha by river, according to Cap- tain Neff, is 269 miles, The has been nine days in the upstream but made numerous stops, Joseph, where has 8 60 to 70 tons Kansas City to hoat voyage, ineluding a stop at St 1,000 pounds of candy loaded for an Omaha firm hard you work, how long you dance, how | far you walk, or how long you remain on|less than 100 hours was consumed nr Lo b 1 rings res oot com- | ; ¥ ot Tz brings restful foot m |in actually !lll\\“lu up-stream ort T is n feal and onderful eI .(»m,.,’:”u ol oot | 1t Wil take perhaps half that time to e . ¥ return Ah! how comfortable, how happy you feerl it m;-t ot pghs: D over| A% many of the Commercial club's Mis- hurt or meem tight Get u 2 cent box of “Tiz’ now from any druggist or department store. Iind foot torture forever—wear smaller shoes, keep your feet fresh, sweet and happy Just think! a whole year's foot comfort for only 26 gents.—Advertisement ACHES AND PAINS Don't neglect a pain anywhere, but find out what causes it and conquer fhe cause A pain in the kidney reglon may put you on your 1 tomorrow. Don't blame . It m be cht'y diseane be the first creak n a of rheuma es more than lkely Kk A pain in the stoma ymptom of append foint may be the tsm. Chronie heada warn you of serfous stomach trc The hest way i to keep in good condition day in and day out by regulaMy taking GOLD MEDAL HAARLEM OIL_Cap wules. Bold by relin drug ts. Mone refunded if they do ’Jh ware of subatitute ported Faarlem Ofl GOLD MEDAL,~Advert IT Clears Away Pimples o e Jouy Jomvies remedy that seldom fails | pimples, black heads | and that makes the | healthy i skin soft, Any druggis you with Auto The captain will n known souri river navigation committee as could get iy went to the river on foot car to meet the boat et with nd by stree the committes during the day to talk over the of a o and at the same time to try to agree on )y to take back to Kansas City schedule of time for the hoat's future movements. The boat is expected to ply between Kansay City and Omaha regu larly No Bad Sand Bars, ‘I tound the river pretty good in most “I struck The places,” sald the captain sandbars worth meptioning draws thirty inches of water." The Julius . Silber ts a steamboat of 1% horse-power, It seven besides the co this initial wge It carred e cargo of merchandise for some twenty five business houses of Omaha Three Handsome New Homes Are Just Announced Three 8,000 being planned just at this time by citizens of Omaha. A, V On are well handsome residences zemo, which all wkin diseases ; , pim- | Dresher 1s making plans for an $5,00) ples, rashes, blac L In most cases | rasidence in Dunde It 48 to be two give wa to zemo, Frequently, minor storles of brick veneer and I8 to e blemishes disappear overnight. Ttching nsually stops Instantly, Zemo i safe, |twenty-eight by thirty-six feet in 4 clean, easy 1o use and dependable, 1t | mensions "““':I‘; ”"4""“'”"‘ .u?l”»"r::yt“l’“,:: ",'""L Thomas Johnson has completed plans | was By 2aa % itively | safe gor [for a residence which he 15 to bulld fender, sonsitive skins west of Miller park to cost 85,000, It fs Zemo, Cleveland to be two stories and basement, also of brick vencer. Mrs. Lee Herdman ie to build a rest Simple Way to End Dandruff There is one sure way that has never falled to remove dandruff at once, and hat is to dissolve it, then you destroy it entirely, To do this, just get about four ounces of plain, common lquid arvon from any drug store (this is all you will need), apply it at night when retiring; use enough to molsten the scalp and rub it in gently with the finger tips t dence be of siding and stucco JAPANESE MINISTER TO pit of the be occupied by Rev. Japanese, who this we ated from the Preshyterian seminary at Auburn, in Dundee to cost $8,000. It is fo PREACH AT NORTH CHURCH One week from Sunday night the pul- North Presbyterian church will Mr, Murata, a young k 18 being gradu- N. Y, where he is to be given he degree of doctor of divinity Rev. Mr. Murata stops over in Omaha Silber arrived | was | So that | in | matter THE JULIUS F. SILBER ARRIVES IN OMAHA FROM KANSAS CI'I'Y Men on the Edward T. Swobe, Captain J. B. Neff, in charge of the boat; - upper deck, left to right: Colonel Thomas Swobe, W. L. Holzman and H. I. Adams, 9&{. ADAOGL 4 X _,JI..A -;Q‘mf um . WANTS 10 BE MOVIE | \Grain Men Meet to HERO 70 WIN GIRL boat | wa'king |help of the Sioux City Youth Aspires to Scintil- ate on Flickering Screen to Please Cherished One carrien a crew of | HE COMES T0 OMAHA FOR A JOB The king of the movies is here. He came cleap Sioux City, lured Ly the city may from that a movie locally, announcement be established Among his r.arcell personal effects were a tooth and stick of the thicknegs of a a wave brush penell He drifted into the Welfare hoard morning breeze and information that name of Ignutz office with the coyly confided the he By mea responds to the s of a vocal arrangement of knew by heart he certain words he viade it known that beneath his vest | concealed a heart throbbing Arrange for Future Market in Omaha At & mnss meeting of graln men pre liminary steps looking to the establiy ment of a future grain market In con nection with the Omaha Graln excha were taken. K. C. Twamley preside and by a unanimous vote the sentiment prevalled that such a market as was | proposed would add to the importance ‘of Omaha, as well as to the exchange Mr. Tivamley was authorized to name a committee of five to formulate rules relative to the establishment of a fu ture market, T} ommittes will b named early next week and will report mass meeting exchang to be ¢ of grain led at a later date. at members The market fs " future to o of Chi whore thet purpose ¢ to enahle tablish a market Minneapol the the proposed members similar to those cago, and 8t. Loufe trading In options will be permitted in buying and selling all kinds of grain for future delivory Key ituation -Bee Advertising, with expectancy, born of an ambition NAVAL 6FF|CERS HERE TO to he a hero of the motion picture sereen “My predilection I8 to become a rough f the silent drama, rider re marked the young man to Mrs hero o Wilson of the employment bureau of the Welfare board offices. |and his brother, W. B, Benson, alsa “You might got a job down at the stock | ooy yards,” replied Mrs, Wilson The body will arrive in Omahs fo. “You don't get me. I'm in earncst RILGE And e maenl . il ¥e Rk replied the visitor Friday, His wife and three children are Tenuts released the story of his heart. | yopy on with the body from Santa Back in Sioux City 4 a girl—the girl for | (HURE, ¥ whom he would swim rivers. fight hattles hunt wifd animals and otherwlse make himself useful him if he Thus he $he promised to marry a movie actor. and gought th hoard made good a came to Omaha Welfare Schrefber would ybody wishing to engage Superintendent to hear fr a movie By morning, most if not all, of your Snxrtl Wil be gond; and. thres o foke 0P gm way home to Japan, where he goes more applications will completely dis- | t° “‘““"F"' missionary” work among his #olve and entirely destroy every single|Poople. H¥ 1s a graduate of the University | * slgn and trace of it, no matter how much | ©f Tokio and has had four years in the dandruf you may have, Auburn seminary, the last year doing | You will find all itching and digging|Post sraduate work. One week (rom next Monday morning he will talk at the of the scalp will stop instantly, and your hair will be fluffy, lustrous, glosay, sllky and soft, and look and feel a hundred times better.—Advertisement KEEP A JAR OF C MUSTEROLE HANDY - It, Quickly Loosens up Coughs | and Colds in Throat or Chest, Tust a little MUSTEROLE rubbed on | our sore, tight chest before 1 go to hed will loosen up congestion and hreal ¢ sovere cold . Wit 1 e ¢ v e r | Thousan TEROLY what X . ' wehitds ) Asthma, Ne 1 Pleur LAK STOMACHS (ITYIGOR 51 THING INACTIVE BOwELs £ ac MORNING You will wish had begun with it long ago IRl §0 groese e gt | P BLperjas O by nad b e 31 Four 3150 sax 04 00 ATERART FE00 60 140 Bonwr by by Ibade SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES the advanced SOUTH SIDE POLISH CLUB MAN OVERCOME BY G hapel exercises at ymaha. the University of | EXCAVATION CONTRACT FOR | DRAKE APARTMENTS IS LET‘ 1 F. Jackson has 1| ontract for the grad| awarded the | and excavation vork for twenty apartment houses to. hg { it by the Draka Realty compan he old Vietor Caldwell property, Twen y-second and |, Leavenworth atreets Thesa bulldings are to be bullt of b and stone, and, all told, are to cost in he neighborhood of $600,000 ontracts will be awarded as grading and excavation fa far enough TO BUILD ITSELF A HOME = \ & 1o, | BERNARD MILLER BOUND OVER ON SERIOUS CHARGE HELD BY POLICE PHYSICIAN AUGUST MYERS SUFFERS THIRD STROKE OF PARALYSIS RINE AND CRISSMAN TALK AT WEST FARNAM FORUM | NEW RESIDENT PLEASED WITH BUILDING PROGRESS nore building, especially ial husiness s than any I rding to from Denver to ta with th tradle Avs tha f the eitl t MESSENGER BOY RIDES INTO STREET EXCAVATION Dependable Assistance BReing prepared| ! ' ‘ Against a spell of | | | Btomad Liver or| | | iNn‘-\ | weak s| ? B! an excellemt fen ‘ i This brings to v'vmll t ‘; | the dependable as|R| ! , sistance o be derty ! i E od from :1\‘r'vn'.|{' ; l HOSTETTER S Stomach Bitters family \ fo like | [ | \ West | Mer orum had as I ' ening at M e church ! and Farnam | Mr. 1. A. Rine, elty attorney, who spoke on the sub of the Welfare board and its purpose Mr. Crisman, city holler inspector as his subject Abate inter esting and Instruct! and were | ‘rmurl with 1 entl ATTEND BENSON FUNERAL The men of the navy recrulting office will attend the funeral of Edward I, Benson in a body, Benson was born and reared {n Omaha. His parents e Mr. and Mrs. J, L Benson Ellison avenu Benson was attached to the navy crulting station here during 1912 and 1913 RED PIMPLES ON NECK AND FACE Spread Rapidly on Shnuldors and Body. Itching and Burning Intense, Completely HEALED BY CUTICURA SOAPAND OINTMENT My trouble began In small red pimples which soon grew larger, festerad and came o & head, then dried and formed a crust somawhat of a yellowish My neck and face i with d re- 3 were entirely ¢ Vo eruptions / rapidly on my shouldars and body, Thay the form of hlotches and the which wers In ftehing and burning wore 80 intense that | was obliged 1o seratch and trritate the aftected parts A friend recommended Cutloura Soap and Ofntment. They instantly cooled and od the trouble and ons wesk's uss com Mise Cocilia reli y healed me \anad Valesns, Ind , July 21 \umph‘ Each Free by Mall With . Skin B w requeat, Ad Arena | 4w T Bos tem.”" Bold throughout the world | — i Yy 3 { | | fili | | AY ¢4, E“"*l HALF WAY ROUND e |TO HAVE ORNAMENTAL |LAY CORNER STONE OF LIGHTS IN NEW ADDITIGN‘ RIALTO CITY WEDNESDAY ans are belng preparad for an orna 2 mental electric lighting system for Minne erstone lying for “Rialto. City™ st Lusa addition system will he simi Neb., where .he. Risito’ Realis Jar to the Field club district lights re.|2nd Amusement company intends to build Santi’ mhntailed movie illage, will held next |‘.\r~mmu|v afternoon | sident Schaeffer has arranged to SUGAR SELLING HERE the Toads 1o Ralstan; pus. fuia aedl § { FOR $7.60 PER HUNDRED | shapo for the day and will have special In the Basket Store ad in the morning |street car service. Prominent Omaha paper the price of sugar was given at | business men and public officials will $2.50 per 100 pounds, but it should have | take part in the ceremony and a pro- read $7.60 gram of Interest will be given The((ailse of mostr Disease i Torson-Inrecrep Bloon work in fighting off drsease and nourishing the body. You cannot expect to have a healthy body if you have LR impure blood’ running in All roots and herbs will your veins, . not do this. You must have The blood is the great the right herbs and roots, source of nourishment for all flesh tissues. When the blood | is not pure it carries poisons and impurities to all parts of the body, causing local ills that cannot be cured until the blood is purified, Rheumatism, Catarrh and Malaria are the direct result of impurities in the blood. It shows in such symptoms as a lack of energy, loss of they must be carefully se- lected, and it requires a thorough knowledge of them and a wonderful labor- atory equipment to bring out their curative qualities, For nearly half a century we have been producing §. §.S. Our laboratory is the greatest of its kind in the world. §.8.8.has real med- icinal value because it is Fine Weather Over the Entire West i s essness ( gty appetite, sleeplessness, and scientifically produced. According to reports to the ralltroads many other little ills that It gy fine weather fn the rule over the entire may become serious if the you sufier. irom any blood disease or any illness that is based on impure blood, write to our Medical Department for free advice. cause of them, blood impuri- *ties, is not removed, Nature has given us the true remedy for blood dis- west cast of the of localities in central and northern mountaing. In & num Nebraska there were Mght frosts during few the night, A points reported lght ! ! a . showers, Generally the weather 18 eon orders and their kindred ills, 8. S, is sold by drug fderable warmer than Tuesdny morning in the roots and herbs from stores, in every locality, If which 8§, §. §. is made. | your druggist hasn’t it in SANITARY BOARD NOT QUITE SAME AS INSANITY BOARD stock, don’t accept a substi- tute, He can get the gen- uine S. 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