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The Springdale news., 1916-12-15
Local ontrol


Control of each local association is
vested in a board of five directors
who are elected by the members
voting their stock No member, how
ever, can vote more than 20 shares
of stock The directors elect a presi-
dent, vice president and a secretary
treasurer. The latter must be a
bonded officer, and ned not be mem
Der of the association. The secreta
ry-treasurer receives a small salary,
other officers must serve without pay
The directors also elect loan COM
mittee of three members. 1t is their
duty to examine and appraise all lands
of prospective members. However,
no member of this board can appraise
his own land. In such case the two
members appoint a temporary substi
tute. All these members Of the loan
committee must agree on loan, or
it will not be allowed. When this is
done the federal land bank send its
own appraiser to value the property
and his approval IS necessary before
the loan is allowed.
Any appraiser or member of lean
committee who over values any land
knowingly is subject to heavy fine
and a prison sentence.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-27
COOPERATION FOR
STATE IS URGED

fo weld mot cnl, individuals oi OK
hhuma Oiu into am extensive, hafmo.
.nu. chamber of commerce working
ior hc hes, interest, oi m, Jommuni,,
hu, 10 uni, ,auru, chambers ol COM.
m,f0c ol the state ,u'o an aggregation
WORKING ior ihs welfare OF Oklahoma
a,a state that q, IN, ambition oi ,h'
NmsuOn Du bureau. in rh,rse ui ih,
local membership campaign
Tomorrow the nru step will he taken
when committee from ihe Greater
Nu,kogte" avn,aunn meets At noon
with the Chamber ct Commerce 7
n n,N't managing sceteiat, Ni.l
,rtak un yn operation OF cities and What
ha. been accomplished by h,, own a..
,.Nauon With him will b, David y
Fink pfrUisn' ni he Commercial Na
uural hank y = Shslnf infmrt pre-,
sni ui 'ht Greater Nu,kugss as,oyb
'un and President E,holu ~, pre-,
yr head d
While state cooperative plan, ar,
Ufil r the formative stage. Dan \
Reed vr, president oi ihs bureau ~
pic,,s, the hshsi that within short
time Oklahoma ma, have a ,at, cham.
hrr of commerce
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-27
.UGH!! A DOSE Of
NASTY CAL0MEL
II Salivatcsl II Makes You
Sick and You May Lose
a Days Work.

Nmrr mHw, .Hs..h .mnni,H
I. believe ,.n mood u', angpuu,
3Mm| goo start fnu liver and clean
.w bowel
Here. w, smnwrr' N..um Iug
g..t 'u.b So cent BOTTLE uii nNl.on't
Liver Tone and tske @ spoonful 'n.
eh n r doesn't start ,nur liver
and ,'fushien 5000 right ur better than
.tumrl aud v'hru, gripping ur max
m. lHn r.l want ,Hu 'N pU back 10
'.. .mf, auI seq fnHr mHur.
lake .alawsl 'nI,, and tomorrow
.u .V.'l i,r' Ng,s and .f.s tnI mr.
seated Don't lo.,a Ib,. Vn.t lake
a spoonful u, harmless. vegetable nul.
..u. lutf Tome iomshi and utsr up
feeling great o., perfectly hmlr.'
81. ri,e " 'o ,uuf children any time
DO can't ah,a'c. ,o lt, them car ar,
fNrg anrrvafd, Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-27

Mr. and Mr., \ T. Maid, will lciv,
un the Nhuucrs excursion July : tor
an eastern trip during which they will
visit New York ci'y. Ro,'on and Wash
ng'on They expect to be- gone three
weeks During their absence Mr
Maid's sister Mr. George A,hlock oi
Joplin Mo, Will STAY n, their home
with the rw' soon, u' the family HARRY
and Nhcr, Nait' who will be iouci
D, their cousin Master Ralph Ni'lt of
Chicago who v.ll pend q month here
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-27
Tomorrow's S EUents

Mrs Harry Benson, luncheon Tor
Miss Martha Liichlord OF Nash
vile, Tenn, Miss Teen Bowie OF
Topeka and Mrs. Mamie Barringer
Of Forest City ARK
Mrs. Royal D Sheldon, morning
bridge
Duplicate, Mrs. Ross Thomas.
Halcyon, Nj and MIS- Fred J.
Lasby
Porch Players, Mrs. Homer
Davl
Wednesday Morning Gard club,
Mrs J. X DAVIS,
ROYAL Matrons' Crochet, Mrs. c.
/ Smith
a. c. O, Mrs. George Lii
Social Embroidery, Mis-. F II,
Hayets.
Royal Art Nccdlework, thcatcr
party
Evening Card club, theater party
Wednesday Auction, Mrs. Speed
y Loose.
Neighborhood club, Mrs. Fred
Barthman
sOnk Park Embroidery Mrs.
James Bennett
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-27

q restaurant owned hv , witness m the
trial u' twenty labor leader, who Ar.
charged with ,on,ripc, IN ey,or, mon.
~ and 1r''fot pfnperl, The owner q
NE restaurant testified a.i week that
he bal htrn ,nmp'l'sd Zoo paw E' 20 IA.
h'f leader hslpts he could vr, permits.
sion 'n have broken gh,, trnl,si
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-27
SUBMARINE SINKS TWO
SHIPS: ATTACKS THIRD

NNENtlllr~ lurs - The lfsn,h
steamer luHurl and 'hr English
Steamer ,sflI have hssu sunk b, 4
submarine iu iNs Mediterranean Ihe
French steamer Vile Ne Mhiul with
n'', two passenger, ON board vas
suromlsl b, a submarine bat,
irri
The loHwrl Vat ,r,sr oi 'n7
'.n, There are 'Vn British steamer,
rawsl Cardiff Hrs ol ISIS 'nr. and
", other a uavlrr The larger boat
uhs last reported un hsr way n S,1.
Hr.
tall me earl, mother dear me va
fisiant big sale starts tomorrow -Ad,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-27
BOMB WRECKS BUILDING.
FOLLOWS LABOR TROUBLE

CHICAGO. mn, y \ bomb sy
ploHnu r,rh 'odN injured a ,uok and
partly wrecked building occupied b,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-27

CANDIDATES mn " VI inle
tiled irda, a, a candidate for county
commissioner ifHn 'hs ihfi district
Ne s republican ! VI Johnston
democrat flied a, candidate for justice
Of the ptao.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
Council Bluffs
Many More Suits
Are Filed in Court

Twenty additional suits were added to
the district court docket yesterday and
many more are expected TO 10 added TO-
day The time, however, will expire at
~ o'clock. and some attorneys will be
disappointed u they delay filing their
petitions until this afternoon. The clerks
office will be closed promptly at noon.
-Four divorce suits were filed during the
day, Mary Robinson asks for decree
separating her from her husband George
Robson. whom she married in Council
Bluffs on May 5. 1893. she says he
deserted her on February -. 1914 She
asks lor the custody Of their two chill
dren. sged and years.
Evelyn Pearl 1alnson asks the court
TO divorce her from George r, Lainson
and TO restore her maiden name. Evelyn
Pearl Morraine They were married at
Lincoln on September Z, 1917 and parted
January 20. 1915 Her suit Is based on
charges OF cruelty.
Upon the plea that he has become an
habitual urunkard. Mrs. Anna Green asks
divorce from w X. Green. They we're
married here on November 6 1914, and
parted on January ], 1915.
John NJ. Ryan charges his wife, Ethel
NJ. Ryan, with cruelty and asks divorce
from her and the custody OF their child,
They were married at Council Bluffs on
March ., 1918 and parted on November
"a. 1915.
Mike Poioh has been obliged 60 appeal
TO the court 10 force his friends and
fellow countrymen, Pete Potkonok and
Sam Mistovich TO repay seas each, which
he loaned to them in March, 1918. They
I have never even paid the interest. he
says. and asks Judgment against each
OF Thorn for the $500
weideman, Fries & Co, wholesale liquor
dealers and distiliers, sue r. z, Myre, one
OF the Bluffs saloon owners who was put
out Of business on January 1. The dealers
alege that during 1915 they sold MIR. Myre
! ss9O.l9 worth Of whisky, and that he paid
( S5S013 leaving an unpaid balance OF $3.50.
| for which they ask Judgment. The fact
that the saloon business has not been a
legal vocation since the mulct law was
adopted made the collection OF such bills
practically impossible II the salOonkeeper
did not wish to pay them, When the
saloons were running seloonmen rarely
refused 20 meet promptly all of their
financial obligations, but Il may he diff
| ferent now.
| Marks & Shields. horse buyers, renewed
in the district court the suit they lost IN
the federal court last week in which they
sued tho Rock Island Railroad company
for a carload OF horses that were burned
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
START SPRING WITH
ALL RUGS CLEANED
Carpets, Curtains, Portieres,
Etc, Should Also Have the
Germs of Stuffy Winter
Exterminated.
Dresher Brothers Do Finer
Rug Cleaning, Etc, Than
Any Other Concern in
This Section of
America.

Winter Is a warm, stuffy, unhealth-
full season, when one considers &c
from the standpoint OF sanitation.
isn't it9
Notice how stuffy everything
seems inside the house the moment
the glad Spring sunshine shows IT
self?
And it's fact! Your rugs, carpets,
portleres. curtains. comforts, pillows.
etc, take on greasy winter stuff
moss. Your house, of course, Is all
heated up during the cold season and
that gives germs q chance to multi
ply, There are millions OF germs In
your rugs right now.
Better have all your floor cover
ings and heavy hangiugs cleaned
nt opce--by people capable of clean
ing them aud removing the germs at
the same time. In Omaha this means.
OF course, that You will send the
floor coverings, etc, TO Dresher
Brothers. The Cleaners & Dyers,
with the immense plant extending
from 2211 to 2217 Farnam street.
Dreshers have a special new build
ing that contains only their Rug
Cleaning. Carpet Cleaning and Cur"
tain Cleaning Departments. In this
building they possess everything
known to the science of cleaning.
Where proper equipment couldn't be
bought, Dreshers went ahead and
built &C. Send an old greasy rug 10
Dreehers. for instance. ard they will
return II clean and sparkling like
new, with colors all brought out as
bright as when the rug was bought
and with every germ killed.
My, but you'll like the job Your
neighbors will give you credit for
having bought new rug. You will
feel cleaner, brighter and safer in the
knowledge that You are going to
start Spring in health.
Now's the timei Send Dreshers
your floor coverings; your curtains;
! yes, even your pillows and comfort
| ers. The whole job won't cost you
as much as experimenting at home.
! II you live out Of town send In the
work by Parcel Post or Express and
Dreshers' will pay the return charges
no matter how big the bundle OF
whore II goes.
Phone Tyler 345 or leave work al
Dresher The Tailors, 1915 Farnan
ST., at the plant or at one OF the
branches in the Brandeis or Burgess
Nash Stores.
But do it soon. It's time you were
getting those rugs cleaned. House
cleaning will soon be in order any
way.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
Iowa Organizing
Statewide Good
Roads Association

IOWA CITY Ia. March S-Plans are
being formulated here for the organi'
cation of a statewide good roads con-
gress. The plan is in the hands of q
committee of five, appointed by a state
wide conference of road enthusiasts hello
at Des Moines recently.
II Is proposed to name one vice presi'
dent of the congress in every county, the
county vice president to name a town
ship vice president and the township Of
ficer to appoint four assistants.
1t IL estimated this will give the or
ganization 5000 active members.
The committee in charge consists o.
Ralph Bolton OF Des Moines. w. G
Haskell OF Cedar Rapids. F. c. Carson
of Iowa City. w. w. Kelley of Wash
ington and John Foster of Grund!
Center.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
IoMn New. Noten.

FORT DODGE-One thousand teachers
opened the annual session OF the North
west Iowa Teachers association here to-
day. Bishop W. A. Quayle of st. Paul
opened the program with lecture.
FORT DODGE--Clare, fourteen miles
southwest OF here, suffered a SIS, 600 fire
damage Thuraday night. p. +. Fiannl-
CAMS general store burned, loss, SO, 600
partly insured. M. V. Lahiffs harness
shop and postoffice I'm another building
burned out.
FORT DODGE-With the awarding OF
Rock Island to the Three-I league, Fort
the Central association is good. Central
directors meet at Cedar Rapids. Monday
Fort Dodge Will have a representative
ready 20 post a $500 forfeit.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
MendeISSohn Choir of Omaha to
Glue Annual Concert This Month

The Mendelssohn Choir Of Omaha,
Thomas J. Kelly, conductor. will make
Its only appearance in concert this eesson
on Tuesday evening. March q. at the
BOYD theater. This will be the first oc-
casion for the choir TO be heard in the
Boyd whose acoustics are always a de-
mand as a soloist for recital and concert.
conducted at the BOYD was that OF the
Mondamin Choral Society in 1896, when
he presented the Golden Legend" OF
Dudley Buck, with chorus and orchestra
and visiting soloists.
This concert of the Mendelssohn Choir
will be-like the first one ever given by
the choir seven years age-a concert Of
unaccompanied choral numbers, repre-
senting most schools and kinds Of purely
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
WINNERS IN CONTEST
AT MISSOURI VALLEY

MISSOURI VALLEY. Ia. March g.
Especial Telegram. )-Glen Williams Of
Missouri Valley. Violet Murfield Of Logan
and Margie Bunting of Shelby were the
winners in the declamatory contest at
Missouri Valley this evening.
The judges were: ]. NJ. ireland, super
intendent, Modale schools; B. F. Hum
phrey, superintendent, Denison schools,
and Dean Fales, Omaha Contestants
were:
Dramtie cIass-Adelheit pettmsnn, Al
lentic, The Story Of Patsy" Cathrine
Mcintosh, Dunlap. Annie Laurie" Violet
Murfleld. Logan, Tn the Palace Of the
Thamre"
Oratorical Class-Harold Grauel, Avoca,
"Eulogy Of Lafeyette;" Stanley Hughes,
Harlan, "Corwin on the Mexican War;
Man Called OF cod" Glen Williams, Mis-
souri, Valley. The Plumed Knight"
Humorous Glass Margie Bunting,
Shelby AN Inspired Dlshwasher;" Ruth
Burnham, Griswold. "Watchin' the Spark
In" Helen, Tibben,. Extra The Bear
Story" Rebecca Weeks. Audubon. "A
Woman in Shoe Shop"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
GERMAN TOWNS BECOME
HOSPITALS FOR WOUNDED

GENEVA CVis Paris). March s--Ad-
vices received here from Karlsruhe
Mannheim. Stuttgart and Coblenz are
that those towns have been transformed
into huge hospitals for wounded from
Verdun who are arriving there daily,
There are said TO he several thousand men
with srievous bayonet wounds at Cob
leuy
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
ToDAY's BEAUTY TALK

You can make delightful shampoo
with very little effort and for very
trifllns cost II you get from your drug
gist a package Of canthrox and dissolve
a teaspoonful In a cup OF hot water. Your
shampoo 10 now ready Just pour little
at time on the scalp and rub brislyiy.
This creates an abundance OF thick. white
lather that thoroughly dIssoives and re-
moves all dandruff. excess oil and dirt
After rinsing. the hair dries quickly
with q fluffiness that makes It seem
heavier that II IL. and takes on a rich
luster and softness that makes arranE-
ing IL a pleasure -Advertjsement.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05

choral music. The assisting artist will
be the celebrated contralto, Nine Julia
Clsussen. who made such a tremendous
hit At the saengerfest last summer Nine.
Claussea has been one OF the bright par
ticular stars OF the Chicago opera season
just finished, and has been in great de-
mand as a soloist for rental nd concert.
The executive committee of the Mendels-
sohn Choir waited a whole month to Sc
cure this artist and It is with the great
est enthusiasm that they offer her as this
seasons attraction.
The Choir members are selling advance
tickets which are to be exchanged later
for theater tickets at the box office.
Mail reservations will be made only on
that same date.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
Hearing Of Thaw's
Divorce Suit is On

PITTSBURGH, Pa, March l,-The
hearing OF the suit for divorce brought
by Harry X. Thaw against his wife
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, opened here today
before a master appointed by the court
TO hear tho testimony. The hearings
will be private and none OF the EVIDENCE
viii be made public. Mrs Thaw was not
present when the case opened today and
Il was learned that she WIS not repre-
scented by counsel
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
Crete Seniors Give Play.

CRETE. Neb.. March 4-(special. 1.-THE
Crete High school senior class presented
the play. Cupid at Vassar," here Thurs
day night to a full house. The principal
actors were zetta lawson. Gladys Grace.
Abby Hergst. Harry Taylor. William FL
lis, Dudley Aller ana Frank Horkey.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
Council Bluffs

to death while the car was standing on
sidctrack on South avenue on the night Of
September ~. 1919 They ask judgment
for t2ec0.
Eight suits were filed by Joseph Mich
enor against railroad companies for al
legged damages 70 stock, principally
horses shipped by him. Five OF the
actions are against the Union Pacific,
ono each against the Burlington, North
western and New York Central.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
"ooOa OLD Axlnos Pis EiHs MOTHER Made

Tho reason stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
let Is powerful enough to digest your
next meal is because II Is composed OF
those things which a weakened digestive
system lacks.
II all the stomach sufferers who have
been relieved OF their misery by Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets could be gathered to-
gether into one column. they would make
a tremendous and happy army. Join this
army now by getting a soc box from
any druggist or by sending below cou-
pom.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
Eat Like
a Boy
Let Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Assist
Your stomach Whenever II Needs
Help. They are Safe and Sure.

A TRIAL PACKAGE FREE TO ALL,
II you really want your old-time boy
appetite 20 return to you once more.
form the practice OF eating a Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablet after each meal. Re-
suits will astouud you
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
Basket Ball Team
After Championship


At a general assembly Of the students
Of the high school yesterday Il was an
nounced that Council Bluffs would hold
q sectional basket ball tournament to de-
eide the southwestern Iowa champion
ship. The athlstic association has leased
the local Auditorium for the occasion so
that there would be enough room for
everyone. Already ten high schools have
expressed their intention OF attending the
meet.
Robert Wallace and George F. Hsmii-
ton each gave an enthusiastic talk, In
which they urged the students OF the high
school to support the tournament
The students OF the high school ara
looking forward eagerly TO next Friday
and Saturday, when the meet will take
place. The local team has an excellent
chance 10 win the southwestern Iowa
championship. In case tho team IL VIC
torious, the locals will probably enter
the state meet little later.
GET OFF THE TRACK. for it's com
ing, slump, the slide, the Avalanche
backs, rs cents per pound; Updike flour
I.eo. In green goods we have very fancy
head lettuce. 10 cents head; cauliflower
% cents; green onions. 8 cents; celery. II
cents; cabbage. and 10 cents; parsnips
three pounds 10 cents; seedless grape fruit
three for 10 cents, six for Is cents; cook.
ing figs, 10 cents; Heinz Chow. Is cent,
pint: extra fine oranges. 50 cents DOZEN
sauer kraut. 10 cents quart; bulk peanut
butter. 20 cents pound Jonathan applies
20 cents Bartel & Miller. Telephone $3.50
advertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
The best pianos ON earth ar,

The best pianos on earth are to be pur-
chased at A. Hospe Co., and they charge
no more for them than is usually
charged for unknown and indifferent
makes. 4O7 West observation-disclosures
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers filed
Friday were reported to The Bee by the
Pottawattapie County Abstract company:
Levi Rueker and wife TO Fred w:
Pierce. lot 2. block ., town Of
Cssriss II. Coye and wife to x. L. '''"
Of sell swh s,74-io, ". d...'.:.,..., 1000
A. w. Taylor and wife TO Katie
Sleek, part OF neh nwA s-74-4S,
s',ssS Jones and husband to Ben 4V'O
R.7s@SS' " d,".'.:...s'.t.,';,...;'.,. 5000
5. 10 acres res of sSel4 nnwR, s-75-aa'
n ci; neg SEX lot 3, is-7i-i5, W. a.. 5000
III. p. Soioth and wife TO Amelia
Hunter seq neh' sli ne+ sell, ,,ooo
,nTA SEX i6-i.42 ,s =; u I, l2oOo
Sse s sS i as paw dd~. sea -. 5sss
Ada I. Whitney TO w, L. Spencer.
George RI Eroe and wife to Jennie
E. Lodge. lots and TO- block l. ,ooo
A Z saith and wife to Jacob OIL
ron. lot IS; block "a. Beers sub,
J,nis +. Lodge to George Z. Erce. -''
lo's = and l6 block 10, Walnut -.
Cora p. Meadows and husband to WV
'S~lnh Martens. swh SEA 5; nw4
nei+. s-77-41, W. d. ........,...,.,....,. 5000
j T.. lewis and wife 70 Albert
4. Dom, SEA soh 4-77-42, W. d.. 400
Albert A. Dorm and wife TO John
r. Lewis, part sex mex s; part
sT.: v. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1880
J. Kcssler, west 80 acres OF swA
nW3. 32-T7-4l. ". d................... sos
George p Blank to Leila c. Will
son lot 2 block 5, Park addition,
Aitert Driver ANA wife 10 c. NJ
lEtsll, ma SEX; M sell SEX" -.
ls-T7-tS " 60: 1000
ion " ,.........,....,... $500
>-'no.oent transfers. totaI........ NS9. Ia
EeaI BE Want Ads for profit. Use
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
Minor Mention

Council bluffs offios %
The nee IL at IL Worth
main ~. Felsphons e.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
Mr.. BsatOn Talks COMING
INGLY About the Strong
Position the Raymond Store
Will Occupy Among The
City's Best Stores.

City's Best Stores.
I'm my experience as a practical
furniture salesman and the years
1 devoted TO It's study and In watt
ing upon the omaha furniture
buyer, l have thought often OF the
difficulties that seemed TO get In
the way of most every one In fur
nishing a house and even in the
matter OF the purchase OF only
few pieces OF furniture. These dif-
ficulties were apparent In making
easy selections or n higher price
than one wish 70 pay or perhaps
a doubt OF the quality Of an article
or that fear arising from poor
service in the delivery OF a nice
piece OF goods that gives rise 70
dissatisfaction. have long been
convinced that better market IA
cilities were one OF the important
things tho retail furniture mer-
chant must have and q better
preparation for greater service 20
his customer cannot be denied, In
getting before the Omaha furniture
buyer again In my connection with
tha Raymond Furniture Co., which
IL an entirely new stock, ear
speak with certainty that the fav-
orable conditions which surround
this store makes II possible 10
overcome Just the things about
which the customer complains and
TO meet every modern demand
and in it's dealings 10 make II al
ways plain the advantages offered
their patrons. This will DO done
in a number OF ways that are
consistent with the best approved
methods of today The location
OF the store Is only a few steps
removed from omAha's heavy
trading center. not close enough,
however. TO impose a high rental
for their quarters. believe no
good merchant likes TO charge
more for what he soils than he
has to. The first cost OF the high
class stock 10 he shown by the
Raymond Store Is correspondingly
REDUCED on account OF this ad-
vantage. | know no better fac
tories or more dependable goods
than are represented In this stock.
and II Is selected 20 cover the
wants OF every one In the matter
OF their individual taste. In sum
ming up the Raymond store equip
ment and all that goes TO make
for a saving for its customer d.
rect end at tho same time 10 render
the maximum OF values and SER
vice. think l can vouchsafe 60
all my old customers and friends
and the buying public Of the SPLEEN
did care that viii I'm all cases be
taken in handling your orders left
with them.
THEIR OPENING ANNOUNCE
MENT WILL APPEAR IN THIS
PAPER VERY SOON.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05

Some rainy day. when business is quiet,
drop over to A. Hospe Co.. 4OT West
Broadway. and hear the finest Victor
records played on the wonderful Vic
olR.-Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to the following named persons:
Name and Address. Age
George Hutchinson, Denison, Ia........ 81
Georgia Vennink, Manila, Ia........... 50
James NJ Hughes, Lincoln, Neh. ....... 81
Edna Miller, Council Bluffs, Ia......... 20
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05

read BE Want Ads for profit Use
them for results.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05

II takes but a minute of time to save
dollars when you read The Bee Want AID
colunnns
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05

Humphrey Seventy-seven
For Colds, Influenza,