Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 23, 1916, Page 3

/ The Lassitude of Spring is another name for the lazy liver—a liver that is weary of the work of eliminating all the accumu- lated poisons of a heavy Winter diet. Health and strength in the Spring come from a return to simple, nutritious, easily digested foods. The food that puts you on your feet and brings bounding buoyancy to the jaded muscles and worn-out nerves is Shredded Wheat Biscuit—a whole wheat food that builds new tissue and keeps the bowels healthy and active, Eat it with berries, or other fresh fruits for a few days and see How much better you feel, Made at Niagara Falls, N.Y. INSURANCE 31, 1906 41, 1008 , 1010 , 1012 IN FORCE 569,000 1,453,218 2,641,084 4,806,602 6,680,604 7,618,000 8,040,718 December December December December , 1014 December 31, 1915, , April 30, 1916, ..., LOCAL AGENTS WANTED Nebraska and in every county in Kansas, THE MIDWEST LIFE is & live, up-to-date company and pays liberal initial and renewal commis- stons, Its growth has been steady and persistent, Previous velling insurance is not necessary. Bome of the best agents of this com pany had never sold a policy before | they entered its The Midwest Life of Lincoln, Nebrasks. Z. N. SNELL, President, service, Guaranteed Cost Life Insurance Why Neglect Your Eyes? nen In many cases neglect produces forget fulness, dizziness, floanting spots styes; thick, watery eyes ing, burning and a luck of applica flon In your work The nbove wsymp dence nervous d headaches, spepuin, red, toms are e of eyo strain Don't delay. Come _ to me. 1 will ox ine and e your defects with the proper glasses, My prices are the west in the city, for hi lamy wer L 1 cane satinf not the re guarantee If you huve pay as you can Dr. 0T, McCARTHY, Suite 1111 W, 0, W, Bldg. BELL-ANS Absolutely Removes || Phone Douglas 4125, Indigestion. One package ‘ proves it. 26¢cat all druggists, |, ! This Skin Peeler All the Rage in Society There is a growing and fashion to pay of preserving | of mereolized wax tendency among women of culture more attention to hygienic me their charms. The advent doubtiess has been largely responsible for | this. This remarkable substance produce wlexions #o natural in appes megically beautiful, artificial com) are no longer desired. Instead of ing" an offensive skin, the skin is wax peels the skin so gradusl discomfort is Another hygle favor in one to re dissolving 1 oz pint witeh hagel, ‘acts like mugie TODAY'S BEAUTY HINT ———————————————— It Is not necessary to shampoc frequently | hair 1 prop od o eanle 1 ng Roure, Ladies A M W ; l‘ - Gentlomen, 4 ¥ M. 1o 8 P VICTOR BEMOIIE MEHIOD FLESH REDUCING LADY ATTENDANY 0 W Bidg Phone D. 4B 131040 W I : " i OPTICAL CO, fl m"" FARNAM AT 16 ™™ T T wwes—— LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES experience in | itoh- | n every | Nebraska 'HORBHEAD MEN WILL MEET TODAY| | Boosters for Vice Presidential Can- | didate Called to Session } in Lincoln. | |DEMO DELEGATION IS SPLIT (From a Sistfs Correapondent.) Lincoln, May 22.—(Special.) | Sending a delegation of Nebraska | boosters to the democratic national convention at St. Louis to work fo wernor Morehead's nomination fe was the purpose | vice presidency | of meeting called at the capitol | Tuesday afternoon | O ly state house officials and em | ployes were invited to the conference. but it is the plan to start-a canvass which will include everyone who | wants to go to the conyention, The railroad facilities hr.mr.u ters and | arrangements are all talked over, but outside the appointment of commit }'u final arrangements will be left | until a later da Most of the state officials will go in a party to St | Loui liw T o who will present ] me to the convention is ome consideration, W \H 1 feceived the highest i,,m. of his large national acquaint ance, he may be selected for this pur pose. The choice will rest with the | Nebraska delegates and with Goy ernor Morehead himself Everything is shaping up for the merriest scrap between members of the Nebraska delegation for places on the committees, W. D, Oldham of Kearney is the anti-Bryan men's choice for the committee on resoly tions, while the Bryan men want W. H, Thompson, The anti-Bryan men insist that Thompson would be little better than a mouthpiece for W Bryan in his opposition to two of the principal policies of the administra tion I'he Nebraska delegation is split, cight and eight, between the two fac tions, and it may be necessary to draft a third man for the resolutions committee, Judge J. J, Thomas of Seward, generally aceounted a Bryan [ man, but who does not share Bryan's nr\u with relation to Wilson's pre | paredness policy, is being quite prom | nently mentioned in this connection W. B, Price of Lincoln is pretty | sure of being the man selected from the Nebraska delegation to second the president's renomination For membership on the committee to no tify the president, H, E, Gooch of | Lincoln may be chosen (fommence nents Beatrice, Nebh, May 22.—(Special,) I'he Beatrice High sc | will grad uate a class of seventy-nine this year, the largest in the history of that in | stitution I'he class sermon will be delivered on next Sunday at the Christian church by Rev, W, A, Mul- ligan and the graduation exercises 1"\.’ M held on Thursday evening, June Ihe address to the class will | be given by Rev, E. N, Tompkins of | Lineoln I'he operetta, "The Mus }..(,.,. will be presented at the Pad 1,.1 opera house Monday evening, 29, and the class play on \ u!w .m evening, May 31, at the same place Following is the class roll a % ewnio Maye Davig T Loiw M. Klwood A Finnnm orva M, Ford on aben (lnums elma ', Gray, ind 1, ¢ Nuoml Graen R« Laura Mae Hill Mary il Marguerite Janssen, Marian J. O'Kesfe, Louinn 8, Keas, Hertha Long, Lang, 1 M. Morrison R Rathbun, °M. Richards J. Behmitt Wortman, P Mitler TH house tate class of nine which will be E Thi BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, Nebraska Superintendent A. O Thomas will deliver the address will receive diplomas, presented by ALt One of the features Alleged Bootlegger Held. the anniversary eve is that Broken B May 20. year's class 13 the first ¢ cia Josepl \‘ charged an alumnus of the s 1 to g the illegal sale « xicating liq ate. This is Miss F es Davis, |pad his preliminary hearing befor daughter of Mrs, Lottic Jones Davis. | County Judge Fora and was bou The Superin i ,.ullll“ ‘1‘ U Look out housewif mean Big Quality at little cost. do not go together, It does mean Big Quantity ‘”.r‘ to the next rerm of dist | court in the sun $1,000 chinson | Sixty-nine Sheep Drowned. Rock, Neb I'able William R, H tendent L. R. Trout. Friday after M | o tr | Eogland Loses Hour, noon at 3 o'clock the eighth grade ”’,k]*v'““"‘"fi"“‘L‘\'V“U il London, May 3i-Great Britain promotion exercises will close ac-| of Pawne y ivty-ni | P gy tivities of the week, The luates | in the recent flood in Turk K. | savings experiment |are: Matilda Colling, Ida Branek,|They became strandgd on a high|r Luly Austin, Marvin Kent. 1.ester point, and when the'water reached Boggs, Victor Fellers, Glen Mettlen, [ them, in their endeavor to swim out, | Esther Stover and Elsic Shawhan, |they were caught in the current of the strekitind drowned, A Baa bl Weeping Water, Neb, May 22.— | stein bull, valued at about $300, the EAL of Council Blulfs (Special )==The high school here is|property of ‘)'J \’u‘nh. Fran) DRINK and DRUG | anniversary of the first commence- |alto five head of cattle belonging 1 TREATMENT ment, The local alumni officers have | Edgar Woods and one belonging 10| Men do not deliberately become planned in commemoration of the |Fred Woods drunkards, but gradually drift into the | occasion to make the ni ban ; . condition where alcoholic stimuuants quet & spegipk svent in the nagure of |1~ - Witber Boy's Hand Shot Off, ~feongdition where scoholic stimuupnt| a home-coming. Indications are that| Wilber, Neb., May (Special.)==|Thay have become poisonéd with &n | at least 125 will attend the banquet|Jo Kap 14 yea d, shot him- | sidious cumulative poison alcohol | held next Thursday night. Many | e cidentally “in the wrist of his| “which' completely dominates them, | alumni from a distance, including | right arm, almost severing it. Doc- | This condition is & poisoning and not | some from out of the state I be|tors were compelled to remove it|, dicease, The Neal Treatment will here. The honored guest of the eve- | abo y inches above the wrist.do away with sll craving and neces- | ning will be Superintendent H . with his father, was going 10 a | ge " for drink in three days the superintendent here under whom |field 1o kill gophers and gro : Always Suocessful. Write for Bookist. | the first class was graduated twenty- | moles, and ir ome way he slippec | five years ago \“\(H"n\ former su-|and the gun, which was an old style Address NEAL INSTITUTE; | perintendent e { vith hammer, was discharged into 9 Benton St, COUNCIL BLUFTYS, IA. | | Désn & L. 8 mal. | his hand | or Address 3. & May, Manager, [ i \ Non~-Skids with their strong traction tread dglve you a surer grip on the road and enable you to drive with confidence and safety. The Price Is Less than that of plain tread styles of several other standard makes. The biggest service organization in the industry (more than 100 Fisk Branches) is back of every tire, ready with Fisk FREE SERVICE for every dealer and tire user. Fisk Tires For Sale By All Dealers THE FisK RE’,%BER COMPANY General Offces: Chicopee Fals, Mass, Omaha Branch 2403 Farnam St Branches in More Than 100 Cities | e | NWWW“WM \Illl K- 0 o M ; '-nt“l “Big and Cheap" does not These two things Little Quality true of everything you buy-——everything you eat and wear is especia M bal powde n Vhig and eny un of baking powder is offere ¢ or leas than 256 cents & pound--LOOK.OUT ¢ ' . perhag many things. Th mad the be ' " eaver n ' MET (s THE Moderata:Priced Baking Po CALUMEY “A Stltch in Time” Reach Out into the near future—Just because the weather has been not quite as promising as it should, many women have delayed buying the things they simply can- not get along without as soon as the sun shines and summer begins to make its appearance. TAKE TIME BY THE FORELOCK You know summer I8 coming—PRE- PARE FOR IT Notions at Lowest Prices On the Main Floor when the making of Summer wearables i these engaging the of Just now, attention of so many women, come low priced offerings Sewing Needs Safety Pins, 8 dozen for. Best Pearl Buttons, per card Machine Thread, per svml “American Maid” Crochet Cofton, Hair Nets, special, each ks Shell Hair Pins, special, per box Elastic, Tuesday, 3 pleces for Wash Edging, sy ul, per yard 100-yard Spools of Sewing Silk 12-yurd Ih,'n of Bias Lawn Tape i00d Rick-Rack, large bolt for $i0 10 Fast Colored Darning Cotton, 4 spools for Gold Eyed Needles, 3 packages for Large i‘u“:«\ of Linen Tape... Good Dress Shields, per pair v’ Wavy Wire Collar Stays, per card Wooden Button Molds, per dozen Large Boxes of Assorted Wire Hair Pins. Steel Crochet Hooks, special, each. .. .. per ball, ... Skirt Belting, per yard Fish Net Shopping Bags, each A Rust-proof Dress Clasps, per card, Skirt and Pants Hangers, special, each . Large Package of S8hoe Laces, 1 dozen m nmh pkg USED AUTOMOBILE AUCTION Saturday Afternoon, May 27th At Market Place ' N. E. Corner 11th and Jackson Streets, Omaha BUY A CAR AT YOUR OWN PRICE Watch Omaha Bee Issue of Wednesday, May 24th, for Complete List of Cars. DOWD AUCTION CO. OMAHA, NEBRASKA. An Institution Lincoln Has Reason To Be Proud Of. s & vast quantity of Dewey has made regarda perinanent construe tion l an been canitored in the new itore, the thres buiidi 1..lmu liea in the pl.u '"0 ot the corner, .».'.,,, w very pleasing v @0 In which Dewey was used are Nlale I nl hools, Telophone Buillding, City Y. M. C A Miller (llustrayp ! the wim Paine D AR Wi st building nent bl Mugs, Ful CGoods Con Other pron versity Buil Talk To The Dewey Dealer there should be & Dewey Dealer in 1o real reanins why Lol permanent conetree tion, o are loeated o thia Dew h & large per ovs Leok For The Dewey Bign, \ atter where y Tals sed in 0 ' low aler and lo Dawey ia v And pon will reeaivs Whe shme sae faone snrviee as thooah » wors An Iyaring ¥o Wa i LA L Offee a Phone Tyler 1000