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The chronicle=news., 1912-11-15

We want builders to see us about roofing.
We want to demonstrate why it is to your
advantage to roof your building with
Alalthoid Roofing b
and we will do this to ' Aa
your complete satisfaction.
We will show you beyond any question
that Malthoid is the very
highest type of roofing perfection and
made so well that it will last as long
the building it covers.
Wewill show you that Malthoid is better
roofing than shingles
is more satisfactory than IRON
is cheaper than tin go 80.
in fact, VIC can prove that there is no It's
other roofing known to the building free
trades that is as good Scr. =
as durable ,S"s
cs long lasting s.s.s ~. ..sA'
as water proof ...- .ch.c,fv,
as fire resisting and as cheap &c Homes"
hlalti,od Roofing. . r.s-.-
1t has go. every other brand Of s."1."" s.!.r:;
ready roofing marking time while 1t is ss-srr
Progressing 49,. sss.s ~,
there is more of it sold at .s,s' III rss
on the Pacific Coast than all other s-..1.-:
brands combined and it speaks well fc7
the intelligence of builders :hat this
is SO.
The makers of Malthoid Roofing know
their business for they have been at
it for twcnty-siX years and they not
only make this roofing to sell but
they make It to last and to please
the people who buy il.
T'hcy would rather have the good will
Of the builder than his money and
they get both by the way they make
Malthoid Roofing.
If you have roof troubles of any
Kind or ;f any description no --.---
matter what kind of a roo! yo;, have
on your building. see us a, once
and we will help you out CT you-
difficulty.
b1oe N The Paraffme Pant C. TRINIDAD LUMBER
SnfnaSu I'D hr1sa, Sole Agents.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-15
TESTED RECIPES

Bran Muffins-Onc cup OF flour.
two cups Of bran. one cup Of milk.
one quarter cup OF molaxscs. one
quarter teaspoon OF soda, two tea
spoons of baking powder. one. half
teaspoon of sal, and one cEg. Mix
and sift flour. baking powder. soda
and salt. Add the bran. molasscs
and milk: then the egg beaten light.
Pour into hot creased gem pans and
bakc a half hour In medium hot oven.
Chocolate Feather Cakc.-Onc and
q half cups OF flour. one cup OF sug-
ar. two tcaspcons OF baking powder.
three tablespoons of cocoa. one egg.
three tablespoons of melted butter
and half cup Of milk.
Sift together the flour. sugar. buk-
Ing powder and cocot Beat the csz
light. add the butter an dmilk. Com
binc mixtures and beat well. Pour
into n buttcrcd shallow cake pan and
bake 80 minutes.
This Is such Il simple. easy cake to
make and is always rclished when
scrvcd fresh: and what is left over
makes n good dessert for another
meal. To serve as II pudding. what
is left over cut In pieces and place In
tho top OF a double boiler and heat.
Serve with hard sauce.
rat-
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-15
NEW BOOKS IN PUBLIC 11sRAlY

English Authors.
Little Journeys to the Homes q
Famous Musicians. !
Little Journeys to the Homes q
Eminent Painters.
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Famous Women. ....
Coulter:
Heredity and Eugencies.
Hcdda Master Builder
Wilson:
The State.
.Ebers:
Egyptian Princess.
Guerbe,:
Stories Of the Thirteen Colonies.
Riley:
I-ockcrbIe D0ok.
Doyle:
Lost World.
Webster.
Daddy lonGlc1s.
London:
Smoke Iselisw. ..
wiltse:
Heroes Of Ancient Britain.
Holbrook:
Cave. Mound and Lake DGcl!cts.
Baldwin
Abraham Lincoln.
Heroes OF Everyday Life.
Ward:
Don't Give Up the Ship"
Munger:
Wind Before the Dawn.
Wclls:
Patty at home.
Patty's butterfly Days.
Patty Fairfield.
Patty's Friends.
Patty In the City.
Jatty In Paris.
Patty's Motor Car. 40. -...-
Patty's Pleasure Trip.
Pstty's Success.
Patty's Summer Days.
Stratemcycr:
Dave Porte. on Cave Island.
Aircraft Boys OF i.akcport.
Winfield:
Rover Boys In tho ar.
McCutchcon.
Hollow Her Hand.
How to Become = Citizen OF the u.
Haggard:
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Beach.
The Net.
'Burnham:
Inner Flame.
Smith:
Arm Chair at the Inn.
Rich:
Romance Of Dilly-Goat Hill.
Waller:
Sanna OF the Island Town.
Norris:
Rich Mrs. Burgoync.
McArter:
Wall Of Men.
Masefield:
Multitude and Solitude.
Fiske:
The Great Epic OF Israel.
Elson:
Modern Music and Musicians.
THE INCENsE INDUSTRY
From Harper's Weekly.
Frankincense IL = variety of gun
that frequently forms a componen
Of incense. but the term is not me
with In commerce, to which incens
means gum that exudes from = tre
flourishing In considerable quaint
ties in British Somaliiand and else
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-15

The other light q truck driver
drank q quart Of whiskey within a
few minutes and on the following
day he died nt the hospital from al-
cohoI poisoning. Before his death
the man mad. the statement that a
certain frequ.ntcr OF the saloon Ia
which the driver had accomplished
the drinking feat. had goadcd him to
drink the whiskey by expressing
doubt In the divers ability 10 nun
ish" 10 large quantity OF whiskey
at one turn. Tic skeptic was prompt-
ly arrested by the police and CHARGED
with manslauRhter. Tho outcome OF
the trial OF the man arrested will be
watched with great interest. prov!d-
cd the Gaze should really ever come
to trial.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-15

chroniclc-Nows. 5oc per month.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-15

Veal and Sage soup.-Thrce cups
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-15

Assistant District Attorney Frank
lin Brooks, heal OF the bureau for the
prosecution OF loan sharks. the other
day presented to District Attorney
whitman 4G page report on the
condition among the money lenders
in New York City. The report shows
that 10000 city employees are In the
clutches the money lenders, who
are making about $20.O00.000 In
their business yearly. Mr.. Brooks,
who made thorough and careful in
vestigation of the subject. snys that
the salary loan business had devel-
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-15

The John Street Methodist church.
which stands n. historical monu-
ment crowded In between lofty build
ings on ohm street. in the busy
down town district and just on the
edge Of the Wall street districts. cele-
bratcd its 1tGth birthday the other
day with appropriate ceremonies. The
first church upon the site OF the pres
ent edifice was built in 1868. Il
was replaced Icy a new building on
the same site IN 1917 and the pres
ent edifice was erected in 1871.
Col ers and visitors to the golf
links in Van Cortlandt Park are
greatly puzzled by the appearance
upon the links OF n golf player who
holds his identity by wearing black
mask. The nian is said to be a re-
markably fine player and his wonder
full drives excite the admiration and
envy of eve " golf player on the
links. The mar Is said to be an En-
glishman of some prominence who
came to the United States on wager
Of $25.OOO to heat the records OF the
six best courses in the country and
to wrest the championship title from
MacDermott. the American amateur
champion. II is said to be part of
the arrangement; of the wager that
the visiting player must not disclose
his identity until after the wager Is
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-18
Splendid Say
ings Monday in
Women's and
Chndren's
Furnishings

400 Misses and
Boys Union Suits,
all sizes, in grey
and cream color,
at -. .......35o
15o Misses black
sateen boomers,
all sizes from .
years to 10 years,
at ...... 900. 25c
soc Children's fine
quality fleece lin
ed vests and pants,
all sizes from , TO
l6 years, at 100
$500 Ladies' Com
in alton Suits,
Skirts and Gowns,
finely trim IN e q
and extra well
made. at ..... $50
Ladies', Miss 9 s.
and Boys good
atty outing
flannel gov ms,
made to sell at
75c, on sale at $50
3 for see. sl.o0
75c Ladies' good
IN u slim gowns,
made good and
long, at ......3 $50
3 for 90
75c Ladies' fine
Jersey ribbed and
fleece lined vests
and pants,in white.
grey and cream
color, extra and
regular sizes, on
sale at 3oc
$3.50 Ladies' Wool
Vests and Pants,
ard Mills
brand, in white or
grey. at ......75o
800 and $3.50
skirts. embroider-
ed or lace trim
med. extra well
made, at CSC, 4so
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-18

OF the Ohio river before II reaches the
Louisville filter plant
In the wake OF the civic renaissance
pubic attention was attracted to the river
front. The subject Of water front parks
was preached. and though that dream
has not yet been fully realized the river
front Is being constantly improved The
burden Of these Improvements naturally
fell most heavily upon the business men
and property owners Of the city. Yet
none has troubled to calculate how much
the campaign has affected business. They
are ell satisfied from q purely speculative
standpoint: they know that the cleaned
up city pays Y
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-18

mercial advantage OF beautlfying their
premises. A successful crusade was in
augurated against awning poles which
reached 10 the street and tended to block
traffic on the pavement. and against
overhead wires, which now have been
forced underground.
The crusade for cleanliness and beauty
had peculiar psychological effect. The
women's crusade was hardly completed
when crusade was begun for q pure
milk supply. Within twelve months the
dairy situation was reyolutionized. The
public had become inoculated with the
fever Of cleanliness and sanitation and q
mere description Of the conditions sur
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-18

rounding the average American dairy was
sufficient Mix brought in by interstate
traffic and from the upstate trade was
subjected to the same rigid scrutiny that
prevails in local diaries and Louisyille's
milk supply has become immeasurably
improved.
The heaven kept working. Three times
the voters had rejected a proposition to
issue city bonds for the completion of
the sewer system. The issue finally car
ried and s4.ooo.co was spent upon a COM
plete system The new filter plant was
built at a cost Of s2ooea A Kentucky.
Indiana and Ohio tristate commission is
now at work on plans to purify the water
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-18

factory situation. The factories, for the
most part, dumped their rubbish any
where that happened TO be convenient and
made no attempt TO keep their premises
in order. The women's movement soon
brought about a change.
Manufacturers quickly responded TO
their appeal. Rubbish was no longer
dumped earelessly. Grass seed was
sown. Flower beds were planted. Fac
tory windows were adorned with pots OF
growing plants and many owners were
induced to apply a coat OF well-nlgh for
gotten paint H..
Owners OF tenement houses were ap-
peaied TO, and they recognized the com
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-18
RELIGIOUS NOTES.

Rev. Augustine Downing. d. D. OF
Providence. r. T.. bishop-elect Of the new
Roman Catholic diocese Of DeS Moines,
Ia, is a years Of age. three years older
than Rev. p. A. MeGoyern, bishOp-elect
Of Cheyenne. Rt. Rev. Richard Scan
when elevated to the episcOpate- Forty
years is generally regarded as the mini
mum age for promotion. though there
have been distinguished exceptions Car
dinaI Gibbons was cOnsecrated bishop o.
the vicarfate Of North Carolina at the
age Of = and was transferred To the SEE
Of Richmond four years later.
Rev. Francis Gleason. a Catholic priest
over % years old. has passed a success
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-18

The key to success in business is the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-18
THEY WOKE UP LOUISVILLE
Progress of woman's Movement TO
Make the Metropolis
Beautiful.

It wss the women who woke up Louis
vile. They first realized. says writer
In the Worlds Work. that the city was
capable Of being made a beautiful one
and they set to work TO bring this about
b. opening campaign through news
Rzpers. personal letters and personal So
litltation.
The first object Of their attack was the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-18

full examination and been admitted 10
the practice of law at Sacramento. Cal.
Rev. Alponus 5. Donlon has been ap-
pointed president at Georgetown uni
versity TO succeed Rev. Joseph ]. Him
nell He Is a native OF Albany. n. Y.
and graduate Of Georgetown For the
last three years he has been assistant
to the provincial Of the Jesuit order.
That women with small children may
lot Se obliged to remain away from
church, Mgr. Charles A. CASSIDY, pastor
Of St Peters Roman Catholic church,
New Brighton S. l.. has established a
nursery connected with the church
where mothers on arriving for mass MAJ.
leave their little ones until the services
are ended
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-18
Extra Special for Monday in
Our Famous Domestic Room.

At 8 p. M.-one case OF Ions
dale the genuine brand, SO in,
wide. 10 to 12 yards limit-at,
a yard ............. .6&c
At o A. M.-0ne case Of Scotch
Lawns, in remnants, regular
price nc, 10 yards limit-at,
yard =. ....]....'..'2tac
At 10 A. M-ohe case Of Indigo
blue Apron Checks, fast colors,
excellent cloth. regular 7c-10
yards limit-at. yard. ....4sc
At 2 p. None case of Hope
Muslin. genuine article. yard
wide. bleached-10 to IL yards
limit-at, yard ......6lSc
At p. Nj case Of 72xs0 ready
made Sheets. reg. price 5Sc, sheets
limit, at, each ................ $50
At 4P. Nj case Of 42x3s pillow
slips. regular price l5c, IL limit.
at, each ..-....... ........ Sac
Six other specials not advertised.
will be announced on the floor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-18
Orders
Filled
From Our
Daily Ads.
THAT Keep Down the High Cost OF
Living IN Omaha. You save
From ass 10 5oqs.


From ass 10 sos.
II lbs. best graduated sugar .sl.oo
4s-lb. sacks best High Grade Diamond
II Family Flour, nothing like L for
the money, sack ...s........ sl.25
10 bars Beat EN- All or Diamond c
soap ......... ...-.....s......do c
Gallon cans Golden Pumpkin :. .25c
Gallon cans Apples ...... 400
Gallon cans Peaches or Wax Beans,
can ......... .................S oo
s-lh. cans apples ...............s1a o
s-lh. cans Gooseberries for pies ITO
Gallon cans Golden Table Syrup $50
s lbs. best white or yellow eornmeal.
al ss..s..... ................lo c
3 lbs. best Rolled Breakfast Oatmeal.
al ss.s..... -..-..-s-....-..s. xoc
24-ounce pkg. Old style Breakfast
Oatmeal ......... s........ .Sl1c
Peters Cocoa. in bulk. per ID. -. .25e
McLaren's Peanut Butter, per ID. l5e
The best Domestic Macaroni. pkg.
al ...s...s. ..+s...-........s SIC
lib. cans assorted Soups ..7lzc
Cleaned Currants, per ID. .. loo
California Mammoth Raisins. ID. LOG
California Muir Peaches. ID lake
California Seedless Raisins, ID. LOG
California Cooking Figs. ID. ....ssse
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-18
Domestic Room Specials
for Monday

l
| for Monday
Sheetings, Cambrics. Prints,
Ginghams--Wash Goods--White
Goods and other lines Of domes-
tic linens; Table OIL cloths, etc,
all underpriced.
"a Bleached Lockwood, genu-
Inc article .........1Sh nc
81 Aurora Bleached. genuine
| article ............lThc
so doz. ready-made sheets. Tx
| 80, regular price soc, on sale
4 al ........... .3Sc
SO ready made sheets, regular
price is CSC, on sale at
each ..-.............4Sc
100 doz. Toe bath towels on
sale at. ............. nc
100 doz. buck towels worth loo
All our IL &c hatiste, printed loo
| S5c table dan.ask .........5s c
A large line Of organizes. regular
Tvs az ..ss.-. ....s..- Tie
| Sl.00 table damask .......... .75c
csc table damask ............5 sec
Closing out all Blankets and
comfortables at less than cost
Try HAYDEN'S First
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-18

Ladies' and Misses Chiffon party
and dancing dresses, worth
$500. In all wanted colors,
Monday ........ .SI4.JO
Long Spring Coats-New de-
signs and most desirable ma
terials and colors, splendid as
sortment shown Monday,
at .......... s.ss 8l&.OU
One lot OF tailored waists. made
to sell up to $3.50. We bought
them at a bargain and are Of
fering them Monday, while they
last, choice 9Sc
One lot of tailored suits made
to sell up to $4,000, Attract
i've styles, well fitted. While
they last. Monday. choice
at ......... 80. $3.50
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-18

Handsome assortment Seal
Plush Coats, a big delayed
shipment Just received. Gar
ments would sell regularly at
s45, will be Offered Monday for
quick clearance, at $3.50
Ladies' Long Flannelette and
Challis Kimonos. values up to
s2.00, in Monday sale, your
choice for ..... CSC
Women's Silk Underskirts, your
choice of taffetas or MESA
lines, nearly all colors. regu-
lar values up to $3.50. in Mon
days sale, at ... S2.95
Children's Wash Dresses, all
new spring styles. and worth
up to $3.50, in Mondays sale,
while they last, at .49c
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-18
Lace Curtains and
Draperies
Specials for Monday that
mean a saving of al
most half.

$1,000 Filet Net Curtains, heavy
weave with borders. full size.
Monday at pair. .......S7.S so
$500 Cluney Curtains with linen
lace and with a double edge.
Monday at pair. .0S
$3.50 Lace Curtains OF all kinds,
white, ecru, full size. pair. Csc
Use Curtains, large assortment,
Monday at pair. 49,. ...45C
Large assortment OF bungalow
nets in white, ecru and cream,
40-in. wide, all new styles, at I'd.
...1Sc. Csc. Soc. soc
SOC I'd. Drapery silk for over
drapes, Monday at yd.. .35c
Csc yd. Colored scrim for curtains,
all eolors, Monday at I'd. .17c
$3.50 pair Rope Portieres with
heavy bands and chenille cords,
Monday, at pair ....S5. 90
25c I'd. plain scrim for curtains,
40-inches wide, white, cream ard
eeru, Monday at yard. ...iSe
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-18

Every rug offered in this sale guar
anteed perfect-no seconds or misnt
goods shown.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-18
rs Hayden's Grocery Prices

Buy butterins ana fisnt tns nuttek
Trust.
. lbs good Butterine 80. 49,. 2So
2 lbs. good table Butterine $500. Csc
2 lbs. fancy table Butterine 800
lbs. better than lots OF creamery
butter ......... .............f oc
The Greatest Vegetable Market In
the west-You save From
50 TO 100 Per Cent.
3 punches fresh Carrots, Beets, Tur-
nips or Radishes for 1890. .loc
2 heads fresh Leaf Lettuce .....5c
punches OF Parsley. ............S 50
Large Head Lettuce. each ..... LOG
Fancy California Cauliflower, at
Id. .... ..... TIE
Fancy brussels sprouts. ID. Use
Large Green Peppers. for ...., Toe
Fancy Pie Plant. bunch ......7i1e
Large cucumbers. 49,. SC, 7lse, loo
Fancy cape Cod Cranberries, per
quart ......-.. ..-...........1 1t1o
lib. boxes fancy dollhouse Mush-
rooms ...---. s.-..... ......4 SOC
Fresh Cabbage, 10. .............- &c
Old Beets. Turnips. Carrots or Pars-
Special Highland navel Orange Sale
And will sell you a silver plated
Orange Spoon for Toe. You don't
have TO save wrappers or pay any
postage. and contains Sig grams
more silver than the trust spoon,
per dozen ....... .l5e, 2oe, sSc, SOC
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-22
Ans Dem Yplt3etserid,t.

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tag qlbenD bon ben 9ekinpoliaiiten
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senub ergebener Weiber, botts ii6 i'm
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-22

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