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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-01-04
mans and Austrians.
Two More Ships Lost

W. -VVTV ''IIIIIS TItSt
London. England. -Lloyds ship
ping agency announces that tl,A Brit
ish steamer Holy Branch. o. 1858
tons gross. and the Norwegian steam
'er, Erica, have been sunk.
Ban Coal From Norwa.s
London, England. -Noi. -Jegian
newspapers, as quoted in az Ex-
change Telegraph dispatch frtNnt Cop
enhagen, say that the British l-svern-
ment has prohibited the expu ,tation
of coal TO Norway because of lhe un-
satisfactory manner in which ..rtain
Obligations have been fulfllaa by
Norway.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-06

per case; h,ts ION per e.ss; fancy selected iresh
3obbing at ssaE per dozen
LIVE POULTRY-Fowia as 70 quality. fr n.
1aA; aaeEy roosterz. isa9o; old roostcrs. ldalJ
sp1ns chickens. NOT Leghorns. plump yeiioE-lkin-
nee, weighing &slk pounds apiece CAS- white Leg
norns. weighing %aih pounds spiece gao: oueks.
fekn nan; do. Indian Runner. lfais; pigeons Old,
per pair, nsse; do. younG. per pair. 1aS.
DRESSED, sPOULTRl-f0Wls y to bor. dr-
picked, fancy selected. q; weighing th pounds
and over apieee. 8Az 90. ~ pounds apieec, =;
pounds apece, za3i Fowls In barrels fancy, dry-
pcked weighing ~ pounds and over apircs. ~
snhllg sises, 2a1 Old rooster. dry-picked Il
hoasing chickens. Western. diy-paeked. IN baxeA
weighing salo rounds per pair. zaz; do. in boxes.
Nsening pounds per pair Ss2t: do. dry-ricked.
IN barrels veghinE &io pruHds pr pair, Iaz
60 m oansh. weighing Z pounds Ief pair. 25aS-
broiiins chiekeus Western. In boHes. W thing ssA
pounds. per pair Ban. Chickens weiadinF bst
pounds per pair. 1az; do. mixed sizes naa
brohTA Jersey. fancy. e5sS; do other nearby.
vefhihf lha2 pouros apiees Sosss Tmkeya per
pound. fancy, weSteTn. Ses53: fair 70 coed. Sozz
od toms, 1so; common zs3. Squads, per do1
White. weighing II to Il pounds per dozen, LzsSls5;
white, weighing 10 10 pounds per dozsu ssos
.h; white. weighing pounos per oozen. 20la3 10
90. DO. pounds per dozen, Z0slTS: DO do.
eseh pounds per dozen, LT5s2o; dark, Ls0al y
Snan and No. 2 soiB.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-06
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. MAY 5.-Cotton weakened today after
displaying stesdiness in the early trading. The
reliability Of the government fixing Urces for com
Icodities continued to check trading and the situa-
tion in Russia also had in1ucnc7 Business was
hzht at the opening. but the tone steady and
advances q 10 points were recorded. Later IN
the morning the market rIled quiet and steady.
New orleans and local buying promoted by unfa-
voIahlc weather forecasts furnished the buyius
IOWeT.
Adviees from the Eastern belt indicated that
while the season perhaps two weeks hts, work
progressing rapidly and present precipitation
would prove beneficial. A large ecmprss5 eomIany.
summarizing reports from its agents over the
Eastem belt Of May l. said that preparations
were generally good. farms were planning to use
more fertilizer, and purchases Of farm implements
large. While acreage would probably show sons
decrease. farmers were planning intensive euiur
Tation that promised 4 bale to the acrs.
Late in the season prices turned weak. selling
hack to below the previous days close under scat
tered Wall Street and Southern selling. The Close
barely steady at net decline Of II to Is
uo;nts.
Port receipts for the day were estimated at 5000
bales against 1855 last week and H3l9 last year.
Spot here was quiet and points higher at %.
no sales. The spot article at New Orleans was
quiet and unchanged on the basis OF 1870. Sales.
sl3 bales.
Receipts at New Orleans were :. 80 bales; Savan-
nah 93. and Houston, L03
The Washington herald., 1917-05-06
Southern Disbursements.

For every dollar paid to the Southern
Railway Company by the people in the
South during March, 1917, the Southern
Railway Company paid out in the South
SlO1, according to figures announced yes.
terday by Comptroller A. H. Plant.
The Southern Railway Company dis
bursed during the month. for labor ma.
teral, supplies and other purposes, $6,6OS.
0a, OF which S.314,T37 or SO.4 per cent
was paid to individuals and industries To-
Gated in, the South, this sum being Ss3s,.
$50 in excess of the total moneys con.
tributed by the South for transportation
purposes.
For improvements to its roadway and
structures, the Southern spent $1,421.. ;.
1854 in March. 1911. as against s952,.
1871 during March, 1916; during the nine
months ending March 81, SI1, ,Sl2, SILT, as
against S6,lf, ,99O.2 "a in 1916.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-06
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. May 6-EG5s-Msrkef u.sE. Mar7-
land. PennsyivHuia, and nearby hrse per doz, =;
Western tohiol hrsts . Wet Virsiuia frsts n;
Southern North Caronal hrsts 81
bCTTEh-selaratrr. a ira. soaH: hrSts 9aio;
sht.s. tozni arsts. 5sto. BiOcks. hs. cTtrh.
sylVania and Virginia. eKt1. NAsl: hrstG 9aso.
StoIe packed. hrsts. e1i9 Rolls Maryland and
2a5o.
LIVE PoULTRY-Pnces per pound unls.. Other.
Sies stated Chickrns Writer ibs and under $40:
s1HirF. IL 10 ~ bs. t2a,6: do, h and les sCaEz
do. old hens. heaD, b. p; do, snail medium. n.
"a do, ODD tpnsters D.. l2tla Duck Young Mus
coTy and MJagel, b.. Ifsls: do Young viite
PesirEs, -b.. lsa,c: do. IndiEa Runner n IfaR:
do. lh.ddle chose, fat, Esl3; Do small, o. D..
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUITS-i'otato,s.
white. Wes;s.l MsTylzud and TCnnsyl1suia bushel
2I5S2s5: NCE York Stnts. bushel. 275z2 g.: Eastern
shore Mar Ald and TirEsula, No J. 60l2Ts: do.
nearby. bushel box. 2Sh275; new Florida. pTims.
bOl., s.D0Sec0; do. seconds bb O11SG0: do. ham
per. bushel, 2SOa2i5. SEe,ts Eastern Shore Nir-
EiDis, yelloWS. bbl. s.5OaJf0: Eastern SbLre May
land and Delaware. bbl sOs5-Jo; lIansers. bsske;.
bright -mOoth J5E5Oo Apdes New Yort
state. No ]. bar.el. LnolsCO. d.. Nc > barrel
5.0nS0. As 0rsgus. MlrylNnd and Virginia No.
l. dozen, L6s2,Zj; d., No. >. barrel. l.25sl5O.
pearl. basket. L25sL5o: do wax. basket. l75a2 %.
Beets Florida. bunch. Sal CSbba=e Florida.
crHte, Tooas.0l: DO. basket S.0ELW. Celery Flor,
ida crate. L5oa2O. Cucmbers FLORIDA basket
E;Czc0O Eggplsnts, F1gT da, "rsts. Gs5Iy GsIspa-
fruit. Florida box, TO size, 2Ea3OO. Horss-
rAdish native box. LJ)sl.75. hale Norfolk bar.
rel. LUOu0. Lettuce. North Carulrs. bsskst-
.S5sl50 do. FlOgida, basket l25sl.5l Onions,
new. TexEs crate. 22E25J. OTzrEg< FloFida box
as TO TEe 25as20 OysteT plants native unch
Gas. Peas FIOgidG. basket. SOa2.Ul: O.. North
Carolina, basket. I.75a2o0. PeUpers. Florida crate
3OoaiC0. RSdishes Norfolk. buttons. basket -
20. do. Iona, red Lasket 7Ssl % Rhuhsrb neaT.
by 30 6IncheS. 100 SPINACH Norfolk. barrel ID
a2S: do, native bIshsl boE, e5s75. SquHIh F1or.
ida c1Hte. l00al.5 StrsWbeTries Florida refrF
orator, quar-. lOsl5; do. open crate. Oal5; do.
North Carolina. quart loals. TOmaiOss Flo-ids
fancy ripe, c1rriyr 2OOa3 50: do. chOice I25s2Ts
do ordinl-y, lT5asco
The Washington herald., 1917-05-06
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

ChioEo. May S-Nlsy wheat the leader in
the matter Of strength on the Board Of TRADE to-
day. It sold from 2TS4 M TO Z7Sx and elosed
Al 2Tp4: which cents above the resting
spot q Fiday. ThOEe in the t1de Who have
hoped and prayed for relief 70 mHtsrihlize and who
Stubbon5 refuse 10 even up their position at
prices auywbere from % cents 81 below the pres-
ent price levels were the buyerS
There ar no stnckg of contract wheat HTNilable
in the Chicago market. The snail supply held hsrS
is owned by Interests that win il for milling
TUrpoSss Thess eoutrzr stocks are aboorns ny
small and unlss the car situation Is relieved and
additional amounts q wheat brought fOrward
there will not be . pound Of contract wheat in
eleTstors herr when the crcp commeHcss 20
move some time next month. The weather through
The Washington herald., 1917-05-06

out ths winter vh~f bsit is fss0llas for ths
growing plant
Thers ves adrancss q 10 N In eorn snd
X 10 Y IN oata Ths strrneh sb0Sn m thess
gralns Vas larrely the result q the adraDcet IN
wheat While there wers continued rsrDrta n
eood stocks q corn he'd IN Fnrious pontions IN
couutp eerEtou these rsports faied 10 ao a.
AZ influence on thu market On the whole shown
b. the gain today Tbet Were no cash aalea 10
speak q tn corn AZ chieAgo. ouiy 500 busbeis
changing handA. but tins the resuh q snail
supplies aFailable 1 any position
The featnrs IN the cats market a rcpurt
Iron the seaboard saying Cat erporteu NAH
ing great enorta TO secure cars in which 10 now
2.sn.eo bushels q this Erain to ths sssbosrd fos
eKport
with the ezcrption a. the nsrket for lard ths
provision list Suffered snail decines
The Washington herald., 1917-05-06
In the World of Finance and Trade
new YORK BANKING
SITUATION BETTER
Stocks Show Net Losses at End of
Days BusinessLCoppers Strong.

CBy the International News serviee.J
New York, MAY BIN the average state
ment the New Yorl: banks today showed
decrease in reserves OF s42,S22,0S, 2
decrease in loans OF -so3.9i5,o0 600 and DE-
crease in net demand deposits of WV
g2.C0O The actual statement which Is
that at the close of business Friday night
shows decrease in reserves Of Sl,ld,loO
a decrease In loans OF $S3,596,Oo0 and a
decrease in net demand deposits of SllJ'-
3l5. COO
This statement indicates a marked Inn
provement Of the banking condition al
the end Of the week compared with what
it must have been a few days previous.
X shows the effect of the calling OF loans
which was INDUCED in to col siderable
extent. causing money to adv lnce t.
4 1-2 per cent on Thursday:
Stocks opened strong today ur 'er lead
eEhip OF Delaware and Hudso which
rose more than points in the rst hall
hour Of trading. Leadership of at kind
however, was not effective for 1t was
evident that the advance was a most en-
tlrely at the expense OF shorts. No de-
mand from investors made It's appear
ance in that stock or in any her, but
on the contrary investment iss es were
pressed for sale. Most stocks 81 WED net
losses at the close which was near the
lowest prices of the day.
The only cheerful news came from the
copper grouD and most Of the copper
stocks were strong. This was due to a
report that fully 1O0.oo0,OOO pounds Of the
metal had been sold during the week
spot copper was advanced a half cent a
pound to % IL cents.
Automobile issues were heavy as a ma
tural result Of the proposition at Wash
ington to put a special 5 per cent tax
on gross sales by all such companies.
Railroad men are beginning to complain
that under the new system Of manage
ment by the national committee earnings
OF some roads are suffering. That was
to be expected for the pooling arrange
ment takes no account Of individual
roads. but only of the public necessities
The Washington herald., 1917-05-06
New York.
New York.
FNIrnished hy \. L. Carpenter 4 Co.
NEW YORK PRODUCE

New York MAY 5.-BUTTER-Bsrely steady: re
eeipts s624 tubs. Creamery. higher than extras.
i0ssE: creamery, 92scOre 10; hrsts. 3ssa39z; SC
onds J7a&
EGGS Firmer; receipts 52.72S cases. Fresh gath
srcd Cxtras = fresh gathered storage packed fTsts,
-6ag51E: fresh gathered frts 3fEa35z State Penn
HyhuDia and nearby Western hennery whites, fine
10 fancy 55isa55; state, Pennsylvania, and nearby
hCHugry broRns s5iaa37.
CHEEsE = Unsettled; receipts. 3457 boxes. State.
rcsh specials 2saia27; do. average nun. 2sila26i
1--we AND DRESSED POULTRY-Quiet. Prices
unchanged.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-06
Wall street Opinion.

The following analysis Of the New York
market situation was received late yes
terday afternoon by W. r. Fhbhs & Co.
from a New York corresnondcnt:
The feature of the trading today was
the liquidation which predominated again
IN the railroad list and especially in most
OF the low priced and recently Inactive
common stocks. There was such a poor
market for some of the brokers found
II difficult to find buyers except at con-
eessions. Their weakness Influenced sell
ing OF other stocks in other parts of the
market. There was support in u S.
/ steel and Utah Copper and they held
up Well-as a consequence. There was so
little new local or outside buying, how
ever, the markets tone was dull and
heavy and this seemed to discourage the
bullish traders who were so active in
forcing prices up on the bulge Of a week
ago. There was a complete absence of
support from those interests.
The situation and outlook Of the mar
ket still seems so uncertain there does not
yet appear to be anything better in sight
| than moderate rallies. Therefore while
prices are now at very attractive levels
from what the standard railroad dividend
! paying stocks and those of the seasoned
industrials net from their dividends for
new speculative or investment buying, It
would still appear advisable to wait for
the Russian situation to clear up before
entering into too many OF such com
mitments."
The Washington herald., 1917-05-06
NEW YORK GRAIN MARKET

New York, May 5-wHEAT-stronEer; trade re
stricted. No. red. O. l. T.. New Yors: SO; No
Northern, opening navigation, 2@; NO. haIo
winter. T. o. b.. 307; No ] macroDi, nominal {;
No. l Manitoba, nominal. Reported that e1-
porters had taken 5000 bushels recently.
CoRN-Higher; trading is dull. Quotations nomi-
nal No. yellow L73S, C. /. T., to arrive NO
yellow. l.TlIs. to arrive; No > mixed, l.'O1s.-
0ATS-Steady; inquiry moderate. No. white
u; standard. 7slsaTs; uBgraded. Esaso Exporters
tnok $500. bushels lately.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-06
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

C'iicago. MAY 5-HoGs-Rsceipts 1000: slow.
r'rlk, I55al5so; light. I75al5T5; mixed. l5.2Sa
l5s5 heavy. ls2Sals.s5; rough, l5.25al50; pigs,
eG0al3N
CAITLE-Receipts. 400; steady Native beef cat
tie. seal3tO; stOckerS and feeders TI5as 20: COWS
ard heifers. 625allI5; calves sf5alSB
sHEEP Receipts. 1000; steady. wethsu, liza
l375; lambs, l350al7.sa
Fts0uIEh. Pa, Msy s-HoGs-Rscepts, / 800
lower. Hearies. lss5sle.oO. besTy workers IL 6Oa
i 81; Light ycrkers. iI.Ooall75; pigs 13ooal3o
SHEEP and LAAlBS-Receipts 800: steady. Ton
shecp. ll.4o; top lambs HIS
CALVES-Receipts, 100 Top. I'm
The Washington herald., 1917-05-06
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE

PhilNdelphia March S-BCTTER-The market
ruled steady under light oherings but there was
little trading. We quote: Western sold-pacted
creamery. faacy specials q extra, Gas; extra
hrSts a: hrsts 10: seconds SCH nearby fancy. IS;
average extras ESsA; hrstS [ai2; seconds. f0a4oi4
special bCsnds Of prints jobbnE at lsaSl.
EGGS-Were in fair request and steady under
moderate oferinEs The quotGtionS: In free cases.
nearby irsts loso per standard case; current re-
cripts lOD per case: Western extra hrsts, los
The Washington herald., 1917-05-06
WASHINGTON sTocA EXCHANGE
Furnished By w. p. HIsbs a Co

Mesninston Railway and Electric a. 1000 at 7ssf
oa.nu traction, . At 90 Is at o.. 10 at %
Washnston Gas. S At r. S Al n
Msrgenthaler. 10 Al IIe1k.
Lsns,on p at 72li 10 at IN 10 at u; 10 at 7s
Lans,on. % At IS
The Washington herald., 1917-05-06
PittsbuEEh. Pa. May s--Hoas-R.ceipt., -
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET

Baltimore. Nd. May wHEAT-Closed higher.
20 red spot and May. sos; No. red West
eoIY-clo'sd hmer. Spot and May, I7ux
Nhite, II. - ~
The Washington herald., 1917-05-06
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

New York May S-MOnsg call rznEed b@tw.es
- and 81 per cent this Eeek TIM moosy wHs
decidedly armnr Rates ms1ed coilStsral 4 70
"a pr osE-- industrial loans wsS tbout \ ~
ceut higher.
MsrcantSie pspE Wu eTueusly ouiet- Buyer
veTv not eae1T 10 invest e1ofps a. nm rate -
pr cent being quoted A. the minimum uts foF
the hizheC Grades-
The Washington herald., 1917-05-06
NEW YORK CURB MARKET,

New York. May 5.-Stocks the curb today
were irregular. Aetna Explosives lost most Of the
gain Of late yesterday in todIy's SESSION. Trading
On the whole rather brisksC. North American
Pulp and PaDer strong
The Washington herald., 1917-05-06

FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
May 5.-TodIy's closing rstss q forerz
The Washington herald., 1917-05-06
Organize Loan club

The Metro Liberty Loan Club" has
been organized by the Federal govern
ment Of the Liberty Loan Of 1917 for sub
serlption. A person desiring to buy a
SluO bond pays for it at the rate Of IS 80
month for twelve months. At the end
Of the time he will have paid in S1O2. He
VIII then receive from the bank the 800
bond and the years interest in has
earned-S350
The Washington herald., 1917-05-06
LANSTON SHARESCLIMB,
CLOSING AT 73 High
Weeks Sales on Local Exchange Total
663 Shares and $3I 400 Bonds.

A1anston Monotype continued its Climb at
yesterdays session Of the Washington
STOCK Exchange. Fridays advance of
zl-z points was supplemented by an ad-
selling at %. The issue Opened at p 10,
fridays high. sold to y 81, and closed
at 90 seventy shares in all changing
hands. Capital Traction stock sold at 50
Tor sixty-six shares The bid at close
dropped to 7ss4 Mergenthaler was
snghtly stronger, changing hands at
l4s IL Thirty shares OF Washington Gas
were transferred at p. and forty-two
shares or Arlington Fire Insurance sold
at S5S. Washington Railway As sold to
the extent of 1000 at rs 1-2
trading on the exchange for the week
totaled 6S5 shares OF stock, and bonds of
face value of 1914
The Washington herald., 1917-05-06
srursIshea by W. p. HIbhs A &c.
MINING STOCKS.

Furnished by W W Essterdsy o.. Inc.
Bid. Asse,
Omaha daily bee., 1917-02-04
University Extension Helps
Farmer Fiqht Middieman

Tilden, Neb. Feb. Especial. y
Getting the better Of the middleman
has always been the hobby of the
farmer and he is now getting instruc-
ton on the best way to win in the
fight through the extension depart
ment OF the University Of Nebraska
school of agriculture.
This week Prof. X. F. Warner paid
a visit to Madison county and in CON-
pany with County Agent H, E. George
gave series OF demonstrations on
the proper way to prepare meat for
use in the farmers kitchens. At the
farm OF Louis Hansen on Friday
farmers from several miles around
gathered to witness the scientific ex-
ecution of hog and later on saw
half of it cut up in the way skilled
butcher prepares it, and then tried
their own hand at it on the other
portion OF the porker.
The meat was then prepared in va
rious ways best suited to the farm
as a start on its way to the table.
These demonstrations are being con-
tinually given over Nebraska by Prof.
Warner, who is one Of the experts in
animal husbandry Of the Lincoln
school.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-02-04

HOUSE STANDS BY
LOBBYIST VOTE
Refuses to Recede From Vote
Against Advisers" of
Members.
HosrErrLER MAKES FIGHT


Lincoln, Feb. 3.-fSpecial. by a
vote Of 40 to ~ . motion to recon
slider the action of the house yesterday
in denying all people access to the
lobby Of the house unless they could
convince the sergeant-at-arms that
they did not carry concealed designs
against the members was voted down.
Hostettler of Buffalo made a strong
fight for the reconsideration. He
called the action of yesterday a slap
at the intelligence of the members.
and would keep away members con-
stituents who might want to come
down and talk over matters in which
they were interested" He said that
he was not afraid OF the lobbyists.
They did not bother him any and he
did not believe that when mans
constituency came down to visit him
they should be insulted when enter
ing the lobby Of the house by being
asked If they had registered as lobby
lists.
Hostettler said the place back Of the
lobby rail was made for the public
and the house had no right to deny
any citizen and taxpayer the oppor-
tunity Of standing therein as long as
he behaved himself. IF man from
NV county wants to see me he has
right to cali me into the lobby and
talk to me II he wants to and we have
no right to say heshall stay out
Omaha daily bee., 1917-02-04
Roberts Returned to North
Platte for Second Trial

North Platte, Neb., Feb. 3.--(Spe-
cial. l--Roy Roberts, who was found
guilty Of murder OF Vernon Connect,
stepped from train here today in the
custody of Sheriff Salisbury, who
brought him to North Platte from the
state penitentiary in Lincoln, was
taken to the county jail here to await
the opening of his second trial Mon
day.
II was inst two years ago that sen
tence was pronounced on Roberts for
the murder of Connect, who the jury
found he had slain in order to OBJ
tain possession of team and wagon.
The prisoner was taken to the peni-
Tertiary to await the coming OF June
4, when he was to meet death in the
electric chair. In the meantime an
appeal to the supreme court had been
taken and sentence was suspended
pending the decision of the high
bench. In July, 1915, the supreme
court ordered retrial on the ground
that the trial had been too spectacu-
lar and detrimental to the best i'm
terests Of the defendant.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-02-04
Obituary Notes

w. J. HALDERMAN, president Of
the First State bank OF Pawnee City,
died very suddenly and unexpectedly
from q severe attack Of the grip at his
home In Pawnee City Tuesday night
He had resided In this county since
1870. He was. twice elected county
treasurer of Pawnee county. He also
served In the Nebraska house Of rep
resentntives and later In the state SEN
ate. He is survived by wife and four
sons.
r. G. KINZEI+ former resident Of
Of the oldest families, died at Kansas
City. aged 81 years Mr.. Kinzel was a
railway conductor for the last twenty
seven years. He was brother Of
Mrs Ferdinand Koch of West Point
wife Of the Representative from this
county
wIrHELM RITTER died at st. 10
seph's Home for the Aged at West
Point, aged "a years Mr.. Ritter was
q native Of Westphalia, Germany, and
had lived In this country for1 thirty
five years. He was the owner Of a
fine farm In Monterey township and
leaves q considerable estate. His wife
preceded him In death eight years ago.
He is survived by his children, Joseph
A., deputy county clerk Of Cunning
county: Mrs. Conrad Woerdekemper
of Howell. William L.. John H. and
Miss Theresa, living at home. Fu-
neral services were held from st. Boni-
face church. Monterey. Rev. II. School,
pastor, officiating, assisted by Rev.
William Roth of Alloys.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-02-04
A Winsome,
Benny Complexion
Produced BY Using Stuart's Calcium
Waters After Meals. They Purify
the Blood and Remove All
Skin BIemishes.


In few dxys after usins STARTS Calcium
Waters you will be overjoyed TO see those
pimples all gone. the redness disappear. new
skin gradually covering the cheeks. neck
Omaha daily bee., 1917-02-04
Shamberg Clothing Store
At Grand Island Burned

Grand Island, Neb., Feb. 3.-(Spe-
cial. 1.-The fire department has been
kept more than ordinarily busy, six
fires having occurred in the last two
days, three on each day. Overheated
stoves and furnaces on account of
the severe cold appears to be the
cause in almost all Of the cases, and
in only one case has there been Sc
we're damage. This was the destruc-
ton of the clothing store of H. Sham
berg, whose loss, however, is fully
covered by insurance. The one-story
frame building, one Of the oldest in
the city, in which the store was To-
Gated, was the property Of I. M.
Augustine, and the loss was partly
covered by insurance. Mr.. Sham
bcrgs loss is estimated, between
5000 and $4,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-02-04
HOW TO JUDGE A WOMAN
BY her HAIR

There is real common sense in Just
noticing whether the hair is well kept
to judge of woman's neatness or
good taste. If you are one Of the few
who try to make the most of your
hair, remember that it is not advis-
able to wash the hair with any clean
ser made for all purposes, but al
ways use some good preparation made
expressly for shampooing. You can
enjoy the very best by getting some
canthrox from your druggist, dis
solve a teaspoonful in cup Of hot
water. This makes full cup Of sham
poo liquid, enough so it is easy to APP
ply it to all the hair instead of just
the top of the head. Dandruff, ex-
cess oil and dirt are dissolved and en-
tirely disappear. Your hair will be so
fluffy that it will look much heavier
than it is. Its lustre and softness will
also delight you, while the stimulated
scalp gains the health which insures
hair growth. advertisement.