Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 12, 1916, Page 7

KEEP LOOKING YOUNG It's Easy—If You Know Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets The secret of keeping young is to feel vounf—to do this you must watch your itver and bowels—there's no need of hav= ing & sallow complexion—dark rings under your eyes-—pimples—a bilious look in_your face—qull eyes with no sparkie Your doctor will tell you ninety per cent of all sickness comes from inactive bowels and liver Dr, Edwards, a well-known physician in Ohlo, perfected a vegetable compound mixed with olive ofl to mct on the liver and bowels, which he gave to his patients for years Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, tute for calomel, are gentle in thelr the substi- ac- tion, yet always effective They bring about -h{u extberance of frit. that natural buoyancy ~which #Roula be ‘snjoyed by everyons, hy ton Ing up the liver and clearitg the system of impurities You will know Dr, Bdwards’ Olive Tab- lets by their olive color, 10c and Zic per box, "All druggiats The Olive Tablet Company, Colum- bus, O A GOOD TOP IS A GOOD INVESTMENT It will save you many miles of unpleasant driving. It will proteet you from rain, wind and sun. Tt will give your car a high grade ap- pearance, Tet us put on a set of Perfect- Fit Beat Covers or a Top Dust Hood. They, too, will help “spruce up’’ your oar, on chbln. and e °'n7._. ing Tops. WESTERN AUTO TOP CO. 1208-12 Jackson 8t. Use Cocoanut Oil For Washing Hair If you want to keep your halr in good condition, be careful what you wash it with Mosi soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alkall, This dries the soalp, makew the hair brittle, and is yary harmtul, Just plain muleified cocoanut oll (whigh is, puré. and #ntirely grease- less), i8-mugh bettey than the most er pensiva soap or anything else you can use for shampooing, as this can't pos- #ibly injure the halr, Bimply molsten your halr with water and rub ‘it in. One or two teaspoon(uls will mdake an abundunce of rich, ereamy lather, and cleanses the hair and scalp thoroughly, The lutber rinses out easily, and removes every particle of dust, dirt, dandruff and excessive oll. The halr dries quiekly and evenly, and it leaves it fine and silky, bright, fluffy and easy to manage. You can get mulsified cocoanut ofl at most any drug store. It is very oheap, and a few ounces is enough to last every. one in the family fer months.-—Advesr tisement, | | “Townsend's for Sporting Goods.* Lighting Fixtures—Burgess-Oranden Difmond Engagement Bings, ®dolm Kave Root Print Jt—Now Weacnn Press. Fire, Tornado, Automobile, Burglary insurance, J. H. Dumont, Keeline Bldg Sutton Spea®s at Gemoa—A. L. Button will speak Saturday evening al the Genoa Indian school “Today's Movie Program, Classitied section today. It appears in The Lee ex- clusively, Find out what the various moving pleture theaters offer. Gets Thirty Days—I1.00 Angus. Omaha charged with gecuring a quantity of shoe repairing material from Sam Mongero, 1822 Farnam et, by fraudulent means was arrested and sontenced to thirty daya In the workhouse after a plea of nol KullLy New Pipe Organ Installed—The new pipe organ at the First Church of Christ, Sclentist, Twehty-fourth and 8t. Mary's avenue, will be played for the first thue Bunday st the regular morning sorvice, This church has now the largest organ in the eity Agres to Close Early—City ticket agents of the Omaha ronds have entered Into an agreement to close the local of fices Saturday afternoons at 3 o'clock | during June, July, Aukust and the first half of September, On these afternoons, after closing hours, tickets can be pur chaned at the depots Bues for Loss of Byes—(icorge Coels kovie, an employee of the Hicks Refinin company, |8 suing the latter for damages |amounting to $10,000, for' the alleged losn of his eyesight. He was giving milk cans [acid baths when one slipped nto a vat onusing a big splash, and filling his eyes with the polsonous stuff, Still Wold Modovie~—Joe Hodovic, ac quitted on a charge of swindling a Plain- view, Neb., fatmer, is not at Hberty yet Bheriff MoShune is holding him as & fugitive from justice, It being learned that Chicago wants him. Hodovic's at- torney has commenced habeas corpus | proceedings to obtain hi relaase. Mow Churoh Organised—The Third Chureh of Christ, Sclentist, I8 now ore ganizing, At the start it will be componed of members of the Pirat church Ilving | north of Lake street. This in the aecona chufch within a year to go out from the | Wirat church to relleve the over-crowded | condition of that church. It I expected that the new organization will be ready to conduct services by the first Sunday in June, Use “Tox-Tile” Shingles. Sunderiands, Dr. Usher Tells of the Working of the Minrc_ig of Peoples fome nice differences between the working of the Furopéan mind and the Amerfcan ind, especially between the German and the Amerfcan mind, were polnted out at the University club at noon In a talk by Dr, Roland G, Usher, head of the department of history of Washington university, 8t Louls, Mo, He said the difference in the working of the minds, the difference in the con- cluslons the two minds will draw from the same facts, Is one thing that (s mak- ing diplomatie relations difficult, He #poke of the visit made some years ago by Prince Henry of Germany to the United States, All the way from Cam bridge to Boston both sldes of the road was lined with multitudes who wanted o mee a real prince. The theater at Bos ton was crowded, and all the way down the road and into the theater he was given a grand ovation, the professor id “Immediately he patted himself on the chest and sald, “These people must'all be (lermans,’ for he was not accustomed to meeing such enthusiasm, hearing such hand-olapping, such shouting and such stamping, even for Wilhelm himself."” This the professor gave as an {llustra- tlon of the working of the German mind In the matter of the immediate rela tion between the two countries diplomat fcally, he said the greatest club the Untted States i able to hold over Ger- many in the talk of severance of diplo- matlc relations s the fact that the United States could Immediately sefro all the German merchant ships now Interned in the barbors of the T'nited States Russian Dancer Has Valet-Boxer to Keep Him in Trim In order that he may keep i condition for his dancing aet, Rerfect Tvan Bank BRIEF CITY NEWS | MORE MEN G0 OUT, THE BEl 1916. | JAPANESE WILL DELIVER B o A, L o e e, | FEDOE FoUmaySe TEOEN OIS ADDRESS AT “Y” SUNDAY | v Mcurata wif be tn the city Satup- | year coursc hua during the laat yoar han GONCRETE COLD STORAGE VAULZS, day, Sunday and Monday, enrvate to been doly post graduate work, having SOME BAGK AT WORK Assistant Soctetary Tines of the Young | Osaka, Jupan, where he will take the | been graduated with the degrec of dog Dresher Bros. :\|'v:' ( hrl»\w*‘v . »-vw\‘:m' in perfecting | chair of Bible history in the university “ tor of divinity 2211-13.15.17 FARNAM BT, . plans for handling a large crowd next | there, besides taking the pustorste of a e v i e Sets ey B s'rlke B( LflbOl"el’! Involv's Tl‘flck L Iny afternoon when 8hiro Murata de Presbyterian church During the last V all other way fall, try a Bee ® Hvers his addres the subject New four yewrs he has been a student of a Want A4 Our Autos Pass Your Doors Bvery Day, Laying of Street Railway Com- pany and Ties Up Viaduct. BUT FEW RETURN T0 WORK The strike of Ihc- common laborers fn Omaha Is spreading steadily, and very litle work is now being done, It is not possible to get the exact number of men who are on strike, but it amounts to severai hundred, and nearly all the big jobs In the city are affected. The latest of the extensive undertakings to be stopped is the laylng of the street rallway tracks across the Locust street via duet The contractors are not making any effort to supply the places of the strikers, but are letting mat- ters drift, as they are protected In the strike clause. "EVERYBODY’S STORE" ATORE NEWS FOR FRIDAY, Unusually Well Timed Specials Friday in the Thursday, May 11, 1910, E big wpeclal nmnp of plnln “and fancy silks, including such des vepdable weaves as poplin, foulard, messalines, taffetas, crepos, their contracts by molres, porigees, ate.; 19, 24 and 36 inchos wide, all in A meeting of the builders 1s called | | lengths from 2 (o 12 yards in a plece. Original values of 390 60c to 86c: Priday, yerd by the exchange for Friday evening. N ] Strike leaders will say nothing. Burdoss. Nash_Oo—Basoment New 25¢ WASH FABRICS at. 15¢ BHLECTION of remnants of fine wash goods, including such pop ular weaves as volles in floral, stripe and figured ef- Work, Here and there striking lahorers have gone back to work on somse buflding jobe in the eity Few Go Back to ~69c DRES the some of the OUBE peal H that H to of the housekeeper working This movement & by nho means gen- erul, however, and maeans no concession W '1;""" v""f‘"',”“" "‘\nh umlnur rul;;-‘ |Inu.-| ote dv"hrm c diaots slisnld be of durable aNal on the part of the laborers. 1t is only a at regularty sell at 26¢ to boe; {day, the yar iy a4 By A1) makas: skatid. kive here are pi Burgess-Nash Co—Baseient, fas P 8 KRORN DAY At I] K"'p” the wearer a neat, comfortable and T e e Wit well<dressed appearance. These ool gflope vl VL .|| |Rem 1.00 CORDUROQY, 50c | | & s important soinis of these ol h.”w g r“:i:”l” i |”w” ‘v:“ s nants $ C house dresses that go on sale ¥ri sny they were afraid to remain on the by Job Wedriesdsy when & squad of- from HITE corduroy ‘In lengthe of 1 to 4% yards to a plece; full 1 Bvery attention given to the out yard wide, washable, suits, A rum'"v that usually sells for $1.00 the yard ..... very popular for skirts and Priday, 100 to 160 striking luborers swooped down and called all the union men out. The laborers on the Castle hotel annex job have nlso gone out, The laborors on practically ull the jobs In the city are out, A wquad of wtrikers appeared at one | | of the jobs under construction by Con tractor Charles Hauer, where ons of the men nt work drew a razor and drove the | | ting, dresses, able fabrics s L T O $3.00 CORSETS at$1.49 |[ $1.50 CORSETS at 59¢ LARGE varfety of styles to YORBETS that have become choose from, made of cou J slightly sofled or othorwise Priday, specially price onch Burgess-Nash Oo.- Neckwear Choice 10c at, Basement. strikers away tl ‘or fancy cloths in pink or || they would be selling at $1.60, Hpecial detalls of police’ are being held white; very comfortable mod Broken size assortment, but an - - 5 : in v’;;vv\f :nnnw lookout for any vielence els; regular §3.00 1 49 exceptional value if 59 TABLE of upusual values in that mhy resilt Values o your size 18 here, Spee C neckwear, including collars, collar and cuff sets, vestoes, ja- bots and neck ruches, formerly priced to bOc; cholce lo c nent. Friday, each Burgess-Nash Co.—HBasement, Burgess-Nash Co—Basement. The street rallway company was well along with track laying across the Lodust streot vinduet, but now work has ceased, the laborers employed on the job having gone out on strike Wednesday, When work will be resumed {8 not.known, as the company will not at present attempt to employ new men to take the place of the strikers The work of paving betwesn the tracks on the North Twenty-fourth strest line, whare new and heavier ralls have been 1ald, goes on uninterrupted. On this job the company has fita regular men, who, are given employment practically all the Unusual Savings in Women'’s Suits and Dresses--- Values to $19.50 a $9.95 HEN you stop and consider the Increase in price of sulting materials and silk you can figure out for yourself the unusual savings on these sults and dresses. Embroidery Samples 10 N ASSORTMENT of sample pleces of allover embrold- ery in sizes 27x27. Patterns can be easily mwatched. Included are values to 50e, l‘rmuy lo c Year. A scoré of laborers, walking down Pas- The Buits at $0.95. Vv I Ed t 2'/ nam sirest yesterday, when aaked Latest of the season’s models in serges, pop- a ‘e. al 2C Iins, gabardines and 8hepherd checks, in navy, black, copenhagen and checks, Women's and misses’ slzen. Values $15.05 to $10.50, The Dresses at $9.95. Effectively made of taffeta and serge com- where they had been working, replied at Thirty-third and Dodge, They sald that the place was guarded by policemen and that they were golng to report to head- quarters and aee if they had to have thelr places taken by “scabs.’ ERMAN and French val lace edges and Insertiond, Very desirable for dainty summer lin- georle; upudully vr|r- 2%_ Cc a-Plenty The eoal, deep rivers and mirrer | . 2 'water stretches with mist | withs \rating Viough Uhe high groun plae topa of an ear'y n ws hauate of base and musks Georgian Bay and French Rlver r a Baril o I bey * with Bah-o Canadian Pacific Railway SEREEEREEER M ' - f R AR . . e - . - . “ off, who Is appearing at the Orpheum this week, has as his conditioner and valet Joe Harris, & onge famous English boxer and athlete Hankott 18 an all-around athlete being especially fond of wrest nk wnd boxing. He keeps his lexs in r by workouts with ) alet | Me s one of the orikinal dancers of the | famous Russian Imparial hallet. whioh | enred alty in practio- | ry country in Europe. Mr, Bank. | template Jking his act one of | t elaborate of Hs kind § \r,uwni on N Was asked an to whether his ‘ aveled back to his na| A Mossis, Mr, Bankoff sald that enire wan to ses that wale L soan oees. as o poor peaple of warcing nations have 1o sarvy the . ar cont of hia Ned Crons ® Heavy to Killing Frosts Reported n Parts of State NEW MOTOR CAR WILL B PURCHASED FOR CONNEL v binations In old rose, navy, copenhagen, “N\J black, black and white checks and combina- tions. Women's and mlnn slzes, values o N ed Frid )'lrd Burges uh Oo.—8 at 5c¢ N RINGES In 4-yard lengths; FRINGE, cholce of hrown, green and also scrim pillow ruffles, INDEPENDENT THOUGHT URGED FOR COLLEGE MEN thought #1505 to $10.50, Children’s Coats, $4 95 Independence in and aotion ecri for college men on the subject of sex N ATTRACTIVE assortment of children’s i det h 4l hyklene was urged by Dr, J, M. Patton coats for ages 6 to 14 years. Made of o 'I" I"":-l Y"': engths; sc of Omaha at & meeting of the Bellevie ~ all-wool checks and plaids, neatly trimmed special oac ansoct [ with belt and full flared skift. A splendid oas-Hasls_Co_Bagsment. college Young Men's Christian stion yesterday evening. “Do not be led into pvil hecause the other fellow tells you it's smart,'’ sald Dr. Patton, whe Is a Bellevue “grad’ of the class of 1901, “and on the other hand do not keep clean becauso you are value at $4.95. Burgess.-Wash Oo—Bassmont. | 25¢ VOILES at 15¢ VANCY dress voiles and or. Domestic Remnants Y3 EMNA} IH uf bleacheds and afraid to do wrong, but be guided by unbleached sheeting, mus gandie, 38 in, wide, small your own sense of right and wrong in lin, . cambric, tubing, casing, and large floral designs in At these matters, which are so vital to the sheets and pillow cases, Kxcel striped and figured effects; interests of the individual and the race.’ regularly 25c¢; at lent merchandise that has be- come slightly soiled and mussed from handling. All in one big lot at Half Price. Burgess.Nash Co.—Basement, Friday, 15c Co.—Basement, 89c Seamless Sheets 69¢ , yard onn. Nas Py S BIRL COULD EVERAL brands of shirts, Inculding “Ideal” o splendid economy for men to visit our men JIZE K1x99 bleached seam Saire dupsiing & pplies enough to last them un Rem. Cotton Goods, 34c b lews, ready to use sheets. | | (| next fall. All sizes—14 to 17, coat ARIOUS grades, all kinds || You will be pleased with the style, soft and lnundered cuffs, neck cotton goods In short nnmlv;ih xauwl and woaring band and collars attached. Bome are Z ality, £0¢ valne, at | olled, while others are read lengths, Including prints, mus qus slightly wsolled, re ready How She Was Relieved from Jrasthi SubE PRAl e | | ek B | e o e e Burgess. Nash 0o.—Basement. and one-half mermm— Store Hours: 8:30 A. M. to 6 P, M, Saturday Till 9 P. M. BURGESS-NASH COMPANY, will ap housekeepers gar fitting and finighing of the Well made of good, rell We conslder them wplendid values at $1.00 and $1.50 '69c¢ MEN!---You Will Certainly Have Solid Comfort in well-known and oth I'he values are such that it will be and young Basement Sectfon Phone Donglas Basement Salesroom 50c to 85c¢ SILKS, Friday, Yard 39¢ | | Comfortable HOUSE DRESSES Formerly Priced $1.00 and $1 50 $1.75 Bedspreads, $1.29 I EMMED bed spreads, the large double bed size, cro- chet weave, asorted Marsellles patterns. Good heavy welght, closely woven; a good wearing spread; regular H 76 value, at sl 29 -Nash Oo—BAsement, sk, Yard 39c 6 INCH table damasik, mer- cerized - finish, assorted patterns to choose from Friday; speclully priced, at Pillow Tops at 5¢ N ATT RACTIVE line of pi pil- low tops for Friday, stamp- ed and tinted in a. variety of pretty deésigns, In the 5 c B lemPM F‘rm-y, ench —Begement, $2.85 Cottage Sets $1.95 4 “PIECE cottage or break- fast set, pink fibral decor- ations,with gold lines: complete service for 6 people SI 95 ruullr $2.96 vllm« ' These SHIRTS to Pain by Lydia E.Pinkham’s wolid shades, Choive Mon's open mesh union suits, half price, 9e, Vegetable Compound. ; ¢ Dress Percales at 6¢ Men's Balbriggan 3-plece underwear, per gurment, #c. - Men's athletic unfon suits, half price, 4fe (3 INCH wide dress percales p 4 i« ey ’ Me " 8 Taunton, Mass. —**T had pains in both ")C Co“on Vesh at S5¢ .3 light, medium and dark en "“*h"“*“'""l hose, 6 pairs, l""‘- sides and when my periods came 1 had dreas styles; the sale price Is en's Maco hose, pair, 12%¢ to stay at home OMEN'S extr 1ze white 4 Men's leather belts, 18¢, 28¢ and #0¢, i ] y oyt | A lean than half the actual value Men's black sateen shirts, 50¢ Im g1 trom work and sut N oo e e || limit 80 yards to "the 6 Men's cambrie handkerchief and 34 | neok and sleeveloss, the cambric handkerehiefs, o Bhe. (')" "I long time. s $x rinskite 5C suptduiel b yaid . “‘C Men's soft collars, Friday, 2 Y« ne day & woman Burgess-Mash Co.—~Basement s s Mer's Rockford colored hose, ¢ came to our house sud asked mytfjl g o 50c Union Suits at 35¢ mother why I was Il | Women's 19¢ Vests, 10¢ | 557 1l ah sl tnicn soita suffering. Mother ——— - ].\ } wi2e union su told her that I sut- | I &\ o g ot o by ol A neck, slecveles, ke byl 5 A e cotton vets, 10w nack | [ tength, umbrelin » . « By h and slesvels ul of fine white ttor and she sad, ‘ Why I i taped { T IOC Frida 35c dou't you buy a | bottle of Lydia E. | Baseinent Busgess-Nas __Burgess-Nash Oo L Pinkham's Vegetable Compound? ' My | e ghstinads mother bought It and the next month | | T llll ll d H $ 1 O = was 20 well that | worked all the month rl e ats i e without staying at home a day. [am in good health now and have tokl lots of $5 ob \, " girls about it Miss Camon Momn, hos s . 22 Russell Street, Taunton, Mass { [ n he 1 A Thousands of girls suffer in silence T ' . . - ,J ’ D, Oc every month rather than consult & phy A e . . v A Hu,' sl 00 l Ilfll ‘;J‘ slolan. 1f givls who are troubled with | sar : 81 60 ol HB " ‘,.mvw or irvegular periods, backache | Burgess Nas ¢ he o dragging down sensations - i § " Pkiham s Voguiaie Com: ‘,DN l(ltd Savings on bHO[:b f or‘f ‘ 59¢ pound, & safe and pure remedy made S B vt gl A EVERY MEMBER of the Family || s Write ta Lydia K Pinkbas Medicin S | | Men's 75¢ Overalls 39¢ ©n., Ly, Mase. (confidential) for froe $2.85 || $2.85 How You Can Quickly i‘? Remove Hairy hmw\h.I [ L Murease anh ¢ A ' $1.89 ; | Boys' S0c Blouses 2l¢ $2.35 || $1.89 ' 89¢ | rgess Nash Oo.— Everbody's B101e | DIAMOND “C" e 1 10th and Harney Attractive Values in Jewelry, Sllverware Hand Bags, Etec. fern dishes, §1.00 ' Burgoss-Nash Co.—Bassment Hand bags, b0c value, 20, Crush pateot leather belts, 25 vinlue LAY White wash bolts, plain or em Idored, poarl buckles, 23 villue, B M v fl.00 Qo —Basement. ’ $4.50 (urdanou 32 98 N buy gar e A r\l‘n by rien pling $2 98 w"\dow ‘nrrvnl l9c W Busgens Nass ¢ with L. MacgessMash Ou. Masemens T-Piece Berry Set 25¢ i 25¢ Posgees -“. R &'t-.mgg Soap, 10 Bars 22; . LT TN T CNEE DT —