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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-20
A FINE TREATMENT
FOR CATARRH
EASY TO MAKE AND COSTS LITTLE

Catarrh is such an insidious disease
and has become so prevalent during the
past few years that its treatment
should be understood by ALL
Science has fully proved that Catarrh
is a constitutional disease and therefore,
requires constitutional treatment.
Sprays. inhalers, salves and nose
douches seldom IL ever give lasting
benefit and often drive the disease
further down the air passages and into
the lungs.
If you have Catarrh or Catarrhal
deafness or head-noises, go to your
druggist and get one ounce of Parmint
Double ,strength). Take this home and
add to 1t u pint hot water and 4
ounces of granulated sugar; stir until
dissolved, take one tablespoonful 4
| times a day.
This will often bring quick relief
| from the distressing head-noises, clog
| ged nostrils should open, breathing be-
come easy and mucus stop dropping in
| to the throat.
This treatment has a slight tonic ac-
| tion which makes 1T especially effec-
tive in cases where the blood has be-
come thin and weak. 1t Is easy to
make. tastes pleasant and costs little
| Every person who wishes to be free
from this destructive disease should
give this treatment triaL--Advertise.
ment.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-20

superseded by it. The national sport
will go on as long as there are crowds
to witness 1t, probably. 1t all depends
on what taste the Spaniards develop for
the horses.
lysis of racing in France and Belgium
to draw to Spain's great sea resort the
big-spending owners of thoroughbreds
and the free livers that following rae
ing wherever it is.
A twenty thousand dollar stake Tor
the opening day indicates the earnest
ness of the enterprise.
Among the stables represented are
three American owners, w. X. Wander
bilt, with thirty of the sixty horses he
has in training at Saint Louis oe
Poissy; Jefferson Davis Cohn. with
about the same number, and t. p.
Thorne, with a dozen or so. Only ten
French owners are represented.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-20
$4,000 PACKAGE MISSING

Five detectives from New York and
Philadelphia, in the employ of the
Adams Express Company, are here
looking up the disappearance of a
package containing nearly $4,000 from
the local Office of the company.
The package was brought to the ex-
press Office last Wednesday from one
one of the central city banks and a
receipt was given to the messenger.
Half an hour later the money was
gone. Suspicion at first directed to-
ward ten men connected with the
office here has narrowed down to
three and arrests are expected soon.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-20
SNOOZING IN CHURCH

One Saturday evening Mrs. Flaherty
full contractor: Mike. Father Burke
is to preach tomorrow at st. Pat
rick's Church, and you've often told
me you wanted to hear him"
Yes. Jane, l do want to hear him.
They say he's fine speaker"
But, for PHYS sake, Mike, if you do
come with me. keep awake! You
know you're always falling asleep dur
ing the sermons"
'Ill do my best. Jane"
Next day. when Father Burke began
to preach. Mike watched him for five
minutes and then dropped off to sleep.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-20

It is sure to produce fine, hard job.
for ALPHA is guarded carefully by
chemists throughout the process of
manufacturing. 1t is tested hourly
so that every pound is of full strength
and binding power. Our customers
prefer it to any other cement.
A copy of the big. illustrated book, "A
for the asking. Il tells how to build hc
of other concrete improvements
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-20

When they were back home Jane gave
Mike tongue lashing.
We'll, Jane said Mike, in self
defense, its just this way. When l
engage a new hand l watch him to
see If he's on the job. AS soon as /
find he's efficient and Woodworking /
don't bother about him any more.
Now. as soon as Father Burke began
i saw he was right on to his job, and
then. in spite of myself. l let CO.
EVerNbodN's Magazine.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-20

in which the child often becomes a
silent partner" as the father or moth
er does most of the work"
Must l not help my children at all?
is the question which will be asked
by thousands of parents who read this
article. The answer Is, you may help
If you do not hurt. Parents who un-
duly help their children in preparing
their homework. especially the written
tasks. are training their children in
dishonesty.-Dr. Edward w. Stitt in the
October Mothers Magazine.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-20
CAPT. THOMPSON AT DESC
FOUNDED 1871

Captain of Police Joseph P. Thomp-
son, who was injured two weeks ago
when Gn automobile ran over his foot.
VIII De able to resume his duties with
IN the next few days. He was at po-
lice headquarters yesterday for the
first time since the accident.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-20
ACT AS FAIR POLICE

The Cumberland county cour. yester-
day commissioned eight men from the
city to act as deputy sheriffs at the
Carlisle fair this week. They will be
on duty until Friday night.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-22

AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE..
gneoiai rate for liability Insurance on
Ford cars, including property damage.
t8' Fire and theft at lowest rates
KILLY, ELLIS a. THOMPSON.
aig-14 Clty Nat Bank Bldg. DOUG. 8l9
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-22
GREECE COURTING The U. S.
Wants to Strengthen Commercial
Relations Between the Two
... Countries.
sAIoNrKI PRODUCES MUCH SILK

Correspondence of the Associated Ffess)
ATHENS, April D-=count Mercau, the
kings grand master Of ceremonies who
In a young man widely Travelled IN Europe
and America, ia now active as the loader
Of movement for the strenstheulnE of
commercial relations between the united
States and Greece
"rhe principal impediment to closev
commercial relations between The tWo
countries" says Count Hereati sia thai
while many Greeks have pretty eletr
idea N the Omitted states from hay ns
lived there. very few Americans have any
clear conception of modern Greece
"Ths worst Of Il "a that Nhnt The
Americans don't know about modern
Greece costs them money. Take tho mar
bles for inathncs great deal u Geek
marble In used IN the United states hut
II IL generally bought, moi in dreete buy
IN England. and middle man profil u
pnld on tho transaction,
Another thing u emery stone ! hes
liave that there are two places IN tho
world where natural emery stone can he
obtained npheaus IN Asia Minor and the
Island of Knxoa III Greece. Naturally
since the blockade IL the coast Of Aela
Minor, Naxos 4 the only place where
tho natural stone can ha had. And the
price has gone nn IN consequence from
s2e to no for large stonea That II the
price in Greece What u Is IN the United
States ! DO not know, but considering
that the emery stone. Ike The marble
IL marketed in America through England,
il Ia probably considerably more
stlk rnIture,
u doubt n II is generally known N
| The United States that the district around
sainnih produces about 100000 silk co.
ooonA per Annum and that Greek SIX ls
of an excellent quality. Silk culture Ike
! the raising Of cotton. IL growing very
raptdly in Greece OF course, Greek olives
are wen known but not 70 widely mar
kesed in ths United States as might he.
Greek tohMooo also II fairly wei
known IN the United States but not A.
| afi AZ arseh tobacco. over 10, 900
pounds of 'saH'-the yeliow tobacco 20
largely used In ciRarsstas, Ia produced IN
Crock Maoefonia.
"Graeee also has need NJ Kreat many
things from tho Omitted States Most of
the axtioies made In Greece today are
made IN the old Turkish fashion by hand
by tho indivtdnai who seils them. of
COURSE thai all viii have 10 change. and
II Hesms 10 me that American capital
judiniousiy invested might hasten the
change with benefit TO the investors sa
well aA 10 ua
1T ia evident that Greece. particularly
Athens. must become great trade cens
ter after tha war We are almost eaui4
distant from Egypt. Asia Minor, Maee.
donia and Albania. Whoever first puts
up a shoe factory In Athens, for example,
can have all Of that immense territory
M his market. Labor In chap. Trans
port Ia by water 70 svArywhare IN and
out OF 0rseoa, and consequently insSpen.
sva Climatic conditions ara Ideal And
the government Ia disposed To enconrage
industry in every way"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-22
KET NEW YORK STOCK MARKET SHIPPERS FACE PROBLEM
Conditions Nearer Normal Prevail
During the Short Session of
Exchange.
RAIL SHARES ARE YIELDING

Nav FORK. Mar sa.-coudfttsns nearaf
the normal prevailed durinE toaAy's short
market session. the first hour pelnE at
tended by further realizing for profits.
Railroad shares, especially Reading, showed
y pronounced tendency to yield. but the ~
tifa liat improved later In response 10 a
fresh inquiry Tor high grade issuss. pArtios
ulArly Canadian Pacific. whloh advanced
81 points 20 1874 With ~ points for
'seo" and a point or more for uaisn rsaific
and soma Of ths other standard shares.
Geppers came into greater prominsncs with
large dealings In AnAoonda. m.nneeott aud
Inspiration Westinghouse was fairly strong
lu connection with ths publication ~ tbs
annual reports. showing ssrninwa OF almost
d per cent on the common stock
Leading indusuialA. as re9faasnisd bg
United stataa steel showed little change,
and equipments wsrs massiY Inactive wlth
hardening tendency toward the close Ma
sinss sare dull and Inclined 70 easa OF,
probably In consequences OF the passage 0f
ihs shipping blll by tho house of rsprtssn.
tRtiVsH
Inolassfisd stocks wsrs inaotiys. but No
continsntsi can ana unitsd states Indus.
trial Alcohol denoted further activity BY
tiiauss and pools fetal sales ofntopha
amounted 70 Aip Geo shares
tnstaad N an estimated cash gain, thu
hAnh statement showed an aHIual cash iasl
az almost tIe 00o 00oi \ loan increase Of
virtually aa mnnh and further uantrAra
ttan in raasfysa of almost sl2 600 o90s rsdne
ing the total fMnaaa TO about Ffi0nntpQe
thn loweat figure since tba naW form ot
benk abatement bersmas operative
Foreign exchange WAS aluKKiahi but STEADY
In tha main. Heparta thai arrangement
hhh been made 70 Increase the sold Imports
from Canada wefs not osntitmahle
Bonds wars irregular with total Aaiss, par
value, N tfiab,000
United States coupons IN advanced n pai
cent, and Panama coupons b one per cent
on call durlnE tbs week
The following quotations are furnished by
Logan A Bryan, members New York Stock
exchange. ana H0tfFu HtHifaufH kfFNHfE
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-22
UNITED WoRKMEN WILL
HAVE A NIGHT AT THE DEN

Frank A, Anderson, grand master
workman OF Holdregc, Neba was in
Omaha last week making arrange
ments for an Ancient Order OF United
Workmcn night at the Ak-Sar- Ben
Den on June 70, in celebration Of the
thirtieth anniversary Of the Workmen
in Nebraska,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-22
Gold Reported Found
In Hamilton County

A report has been received that gold
has been discovered on the farm Of
Harvey Cannon, whose place is To-
Gated three miles southeast Of Giltner,
Neb. Quite sensation has already
been caused by the find, which is IN
a sandpit that has yielded some defi-
mite traces OF the yellow metal, pro-
nounced by old miners as promising
The latest gold discovery IN Ne
braska previous TO this was at Pleas
antdalc twelve miles from Lincoln
on the Conrad Dillcnbeek farm, where
after long serious of tests the valu;
able element was found to have been
only a trace in Blue river sand
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-22

Ihesa ssles WFrs reported to-day
Whsatko hard winter / ear, tto7,
eaf lL@Si w ,i,,.s care liGi4 Gar, ear y o.!
sar.. siels.e esrs. itqi / safs ! 9dAI.
cars. : QQ1 2 cars. 90 No hard
winter. I cars. Ssct ii ears a7c. . cars.
ashot cars, asei cars ato cars s4c
No 2 durum . cars ti6g No 3 nirsd
car VI % NO I miaafi | naf, b6fs
corn@Ao white ] taf fe6 No .
yellow ? cars, flAat ~ car Tic Ne =
yellow ! ear Tie No. 2 mixed . cars,
ioe No MIXED, cars eaAe 10
car. esci ! car tfe. 4 car bbq
4oNei I car, 40hc No 4 white. q emfs,
t9Aoi cars, 400. sample white. II ears,
omaha cash rricss wheat No ! herd
No hard aE4 sAsl No. 4 spring tl.tSI
fto; No Z Hpfing, VI 044Lfot No
spring tli0t@ls7, No, durum, tl.pl a
L02i No > durum, Ii,o68l,0i Corn No
white. esA fge No ! white se@spre.
ssHs. NJ. .whits, d1gssei NJ. yellow
! sshos, dph g76He. No ! pSeKlior, so
nirsd, saAW7eo No. / naiTsd, taA asaNo.
No I mixed, sAh usect No. ! mifsdt ~ q
esHol No. 8 ml1ed. sfM8sc Oats No. I
white, AIN q4ani standard. ttnihei No
white, abA Qaiel No. 4 white. Ao940 4 q
Barley Mating, e4Ueeei No. ! feed, lid
6se. Rye No 2, s7mbpe; No q, stu see.
Chicago closing priesa furnished This Hes
srs, sit South slEtaenth street
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-22
Hold Mass Meeting
To Obtain Funds For
Omaha University

A mass meeting Of citizens Of the
north part Of the city will be held
Monday evening in John Jacobs hall
of the University OF Omaha for the
purpose Of raising additional funds
for the erection Of the new proposed
science building According 10 DR..
Jenkins, president Of the college, only
sl 200 OF the $4,000 fund is lack
ing. and ii is proposed to raise the
deficit by popular subscription.
Should the necessary funds be raised,
work on the structure will start im-
mediately, 80 as to be ready for the
coming fall term. Alumni OF the
university have started fund for
equipment on completion Of the new
building.
Read the classified pages They
contain interesting news
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-22

several new steamers, but 30 FAR, no sue
cess has been met
Only one British firm has succeeded Of
late in placing contracts for steamers
the Ellerrnan Line. Limited. OF Liverpool
This line has recently ordered tmo large
Reared turbine steamers, one 70 be built
by swan, Hunter & wigham Richard.
sons yard Al walIsond. Tyne. and the
other by Paimers shipbuildns company
at IArrow
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-22
Labor !. n,s rroelem.

Representations have been made 10 tho
government by deputation representing
both ship builders and ship owners with
n view TO taking men off war work and
placing them upon ordinary merchant
work. but owing to the great scarcity Of
skilled labor. and tho urgent require
rasnta Of The British admiralty, there
seems little prospect Of any great trans
ference of labor taking place
Among tho ship owners who are now
anxious TO place contracts for now boats
arc the cunard Steamship company This
firm has approached builders IN Ireland.
Scotland. and on the east eoast of I'm.
gland. but owing 10 the impoaaibility ~
guaranteeing delivery, no contracts have
been placed. and Il is nnderatood that
the company has purchased several sec.
ond-hand steamers for cargo carrying
purposes IN the place Of new vessels.
The shaw. savile a Albion company
too, ia dearoua Of placing contracts fof
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-22
Minneapell. Grain Markst.

Minneapolis. May 40 WHEAT May
tlfeh. July, tt.leM cash. No. hard
tl2aA No | northern. u AWlzph No
northern tiiaM N1st7H
FBDUR~-Unoh AnHed,
BAHLEY-~alITbe.
RYH~~e4mabn
BRAM-sif.e1miaB9
COhh-~No 4 yellow INA 1ffa
0ATs-No. 4 white, ttm4ihe.
FLAXaEED~ti.a0Wi
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-22

Kansas city. May 2o--wHEAT--cash,
No. hard, fii0sm1t2. No. red. 81 Oh a.
Iii! May li,p7A July, ti04h hMf,14h
CORNING, Z mixed. Gfmsahn; No Z
white, ft1Tho; No, 2 yellow, f2A q 7aci
May, SEQ. July, axe.
oATs--ho. : white. aG0lfei No. ? mixed
40 H ANe
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-22
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET |
Light Receipts Sold Out at the Ad-
vance of the Week Of Twenty
Five Cents.
HOG PRICES ARE SOME LOWER

The following fabia SHOWS the receipts
of cattle, h0Ha and ahssp al the South
Omaha live stock market for the year 70
data ~ compared with last year
iBid 1915 Inc Dee
Cattle .... Assaaa a6sebt El,00k ...,4
HoKs .,,4 i,h0Iisa aal,Ra 9tb,sss .s5ttt
sheep f,5 sl2.b0b alt,tN ..r,sts $3.50
The following table shows Iha average
prices sF hogs AZ this omaha lys stock
market for the last few days, with com
uRf3koUkg
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-22

asN Fath- 4AN 8H ~ @NNt AhFtAk
RAFNHZ8@ WHF eaHR
MfMREtAN ENgMANWN M9tf tss
tfia tlfAh NaF seh ttft #*tles ttf4h
HltN#M mas EFM AessH Nettaf
HGNuA sistsfNsasHt hFm rssiFssA lts
fs
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-22

fHHhM Ms8 H5 nsHA ahsaMH#H fHE
ata4AA t#a4a Maf# ttkaf89t &N sH4 t*
ia afftaF8#At@# 8a8 ##t Fe4t Attff
8ffkk #Na EsEHt Hie#ft88t fsE tM# MeH#
tsAIaR ieakF e#F8 lFt##AtaA}a eaA ga
sse 5afassRaaAgHa wa#4 A#4 essE 1.t8t4
k&Af&
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-22

asa v5fk akf aNrRAl@ Ahs eN.
na #afkHt sh#eeA a4T##a# HtH9HHfA
ss5aa A fha AFMH AKea irs ssa e NA#N
aHamstha alaatNatft@ 8t AsI4reRf t6ia ak8
~ tSAss aaH 4essattsAH NaHAs tF#H ss#8A
Sl& #H = tttRA a. AHA5 aaA laist A.
ttNtts ffae aAa sseAst
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-22
n. I.onia GRAIN Market.

81, Louis, May WHEAT No. . red,
lll0@List No. hard. ti.i0hi May,
tLATAt July, tI.0sA
coRR-No 3. Tlot No. q white, 7thri
May. 7aMat July, f2Ap,
OATs--No. 2, ave, No. white, noml
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-22

Liverpool. May 10 -WHHAT-a.spot, Mo
Manitoba, las Cd No ! northern spring
f2s 1d, Mo, rod weatsrn winter lie Sd
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-22

New YBFk MAY 60 The sthtsmaht ~
ths actual condition ~ oisaTinG hpuFe banks
ana tFuft companies Tor The week shows
thai they hplh sac #atA,si0 reserve IN eNress
0f iHEal requirements Ihts 10 HNnf ee -
al tli.Etas3a from Last Whnk. fha stats
ment fullaNa
Actual condition Amauat EneftAaa
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-22

w. FMaaAtlaM ssafassf sH4 MsHNsa4
ira asN NFaTa#e#t tess slssf @f
t5taska t#s t8tafesH fasM hisHssga gates
= hHFa Hs Maat iH tsM4I WatNsaa ea78 se
aflslitT f9saHAas&tsa tkMF
wsnetsA haHss want ksa ia essbapas
"A lals u sasevsa Fhsss ne Hst
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-22

New York May ao=A renewal Of ths
recent buying movement caused an openins
advance or from nns TO three points In the
market Tor coffee futures this morning, and
active months sold about two 10 fiys points
net ihRhar during the early trading, max
ing naw high ground for the season Thf
demand, however, seemed 70 be pfettS
much limited 10 SONS Of thu rs6ent prnml.
nAnt buyers while ths advance attracted
more or less realizing and prices eassd on
from absn 70 sk4o for September and from
ai6a 10 a12d for March during the iattsi
trading Lass favorable political hdFic9i
may have Increased ths disposition 10 tat'
profits, but busneaa was not active Prices
aiosad net unchanged to two points lower
Sales. s6, 900 baKas May, asbei June, ase
July, sT2o. August ,1sei Asptembef. sc
October Gaee November, 1850, December
Baso; January, sNAe, February ehGo
March blte, April, ailhos
spot coffee steady RIO. 7s hhe, SANTOS
ts i0ka. No fresh offers we're reported iI
The cost ana freight market TodAYs Of
fieiAl eAhlaB reported no change IN mitFeli
With sn advances on A-sad In the rate o
Rio exchange on London.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-22

Cattle steady, Hogs Weak, shsep
STEADY.

GhfoaH0- Nav 80@tATfLF"H HNtolpEb-
100 head marknt STEADY. native heel nst
stpekEfB and faederH, tttAoas-a0i COWS
ana hetftfs tt4oaeeps calves. n,ooWll 90.
,efsk shate lover bnik tR9tnlt 49, light.
6f4iNt0 mIKsd t1th0iBiki hsasy,
iafb6f haa rough 81 stahkbl piEs, VI 70
snEEr AND LAMBH Heesipta, 1eea
hsaa market steady WsthBrs, tfsftN 10 heI
ewes 81 N06fll Q6t lambs ~ hpAt4kQt
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-22
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Run Is Heavy, But Demand
is Light and Prices Are
Generally Weak.
CORN MARKET UNSETTLED

1tHAHAs AAF #HF AsAH+
The wheat RUN was exceptionally heavy
today but The demand lor this cereal was
rot very active Ths wheat market was
very weak and ruled from unchanged TO se
lower z7..- as
The corn market was unsettled, selling
from ho higher 10 Il iawer The demand
for corn waa only moderate and receipts
were very light. Aast ~ tha corn sold on
thu decline only an occasional car nf yellow
corn selling Al hr advance
The better grades of oats werh quoted Nc
AZ A6 decline
rye ara barley we're quoted nominsliy
unchanged
elearaness we're whsat ana flour equal
70 100000 bushels corn, 2i6.ohh bushels
oats 6bt 600 bushels
Liverpool close whsst unchanged
corn Ia lower
Primary wheat receipts wete esh ahb
bushels ard shlpmentH tpa an0 bushels
sRainst receipts IT taa, 600 bushels ara
shipments nf 7nT 006 bpHhels haI year
Primary corn receipts ware t4bsAnf
bushels and shipments $4,000 bushels.
asaihst rtoelpts. ~ Hlo1o bushels And
shipments Of ba4 ono bushels latt year
Primary oats receipts we're 400. 900
bushels and shipments las n01 hnahHlH-
akAinst receipts Or gt1 mn bushels and
HhpmenA of 6ba moo bushels Aat year
CAHL0T RECEIPTS
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-22
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE

AUIO CLEAhlNu iioDon
a2os rsrnam. D. asio.
1918 MAXWELL, Sacrifices
1914 Grant
1915 Hupmobiie,
REQ touring, .zs
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE..
Special rate for liability Insurance. on
r9rd rs esrs sns lnGlsahs tbsft ID op Iopwsa rates
KIiLY. ELLIS a. THOMPSON,
gig.H Clty Nat. Bank Bldg. poug, 8lg.
USED CAR BAIttsAlNs AL
MURPHY O'BRtEN AUTO CO.
1si4-1s-ls Farnam "
THE AUTOMOBILE WONDER
Make d ton truck out OF your Ford
ear. Everybody IL buying this Form
saaTruck.S II solves your delivery prob
iem ana sells like wild fire. Agents
wanted For particulars soe oT write
THE AUTO service First. prices
right, 1B0i-s saekson. Tyler VIZ Auto res
Fords for aale.
WE viii rrade you nav ford for your
'i' ,NpusTRIAL GARAGE CO..
a0th and Harney. Doug. b1sl.
GENERAL Motor Company truck, tive
ton capacity. good condition. .s. Can 10
esitl Soneitlon. bargain. r. i. Hsfd b Co, it7.
40 Brandeis Bids Phone DOUG. sesl.
S.paa neIniyrs togring ssr' ,soe@d as ,nsw
At bargain, r. u Held lo, "H'e
Brandeis Bldg Phone DOUG sssl.
{ PAaHENGER studehakef, No. condition
Need cash. a bargain, t2ioi toie n. ~ So
ONE naariy new 1915 b-paasenRsr tourins
car cheap Tylar 70s. Harnsy ees0
F0E sALE-cnrtercaf. cheap for cash
Walnut efS tlde corbt, -
sET0Np.HANb Apperson car FOR sale
or trade Phone Harnep lisb
Automobiles Wanted.
PopE twin motorcycle, bargain. tibO.
9ib3 Farnam.
Aarney 69fi. .
faFp car. iats model, MAXWELL or over
land win pay cash, Address 6s, Bee
Anto Livery and GnrnEea.
GARAGE with electric light and city wa
tor Call Weh. iso2s
electric Aa,"mopilss.
Walter Anderson. exp't repg electric y
batteries, Storage. 220 Farnam ID, AIT.
Auto Tires and Supplies.
DON'T throw away old tires. We make
ona new tira from old ones and save
Won a0sa. In ! Vuleanlzing Co, ltla
| Davenport ST., Omaha Neb, Doug. @lt-
AUTO TIRES
REBUILT ta00 TO 400,
Duo TIRE Co. 1911 Chicago 50
Auta Repairing Hpa rainuns.
/ EFn. Auto Radiator Repair Service and
prices right gls s. 18th ~. =, so.
/ 900 reward for magnetic w0 cant Fenairs
coils repaifsd hegsdortor, Rla " hll.
JOE MURPHY Auto repairing. IL :, l1ts
IN Tyler III aiml Hea 6iA
omaha Rsdiator Rsp Co, toaa lar. D sol
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-22
HoRsEs.LIvEsToCK-vEHIcLEs


YOUNG. small team o. single. wdsht 1000
Anch, zbef Dodge
FIVE frsah mllah cows with calves TOT
sale. 4s0s Patrick Ave.
ONE hay horse, IA 10 IA years old, thin Y
flash, nhod behind Apply 81 elty roma.
TWO good horses for sale m. South lgi1
HAY, $3.50 ton. A. w. Wagner. 0i ~ ID
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-22
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES

HARLEY DAVIDSON MoToRcYct.EA
Hnraain is used machines Nietaf itnaa
taT6e Motorcycle Man, Ei@ LNARHnWnFth,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-22

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WNiaM HaFstRIa HReR hRAAt mars
ata&av t8n III h4 hAtM an mslse ~ SEQ = EA
AWnKF 6AU lambs hs nts $50
BssA5 mefkat 6taaar sAlhpea istts At4As
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-22
POULTRY AND PET STOCK

efLKo CHIC FOOD
Mada IN pure grain, Best IN the mar
ksf III your dealer does not handle u
10 10 A. w. WAGNER Nl NJ 18TH ~
Douglas ii42 &C.,.
PIGEONS pay far better than chickens.
always pennad up. littls space nseosd ..n 70
rtart, free book explains all Majestic
SQUAD Co, Dept. 81, Adel, Ia.
JJg 2 received : CIfAMELEONS
ihs fittla color changing pst MsE Gets
isr BIRD Co. 1917 Farnam ~.
pEDIgnEED orange king AnKafa Tor ssfY
lee Walnut 2a7e
Screening M.2b per 100 lbs. Si N. 18Th st.
AcorcH eolIie pup Tor sails pouglss eb1h.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-22

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