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MADAME VICTORIA-

Can tell you anything you wish to know or
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tleman you will marry and when you will
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IL the one you love is true or false and
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Genuine Egyptian Scientific PaIrniEt r..d,
your entire life, past. present ana future
eattaaeton EuarEntesd. Readings, 81.
Sls TN T. NJ W. 10
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WALL STREET MARKET

NEW YORK, July 9.-The stock
market opened strong today. United
States Steel opened at 1131a. up IS 4;
United Cigars, 1872 p, up l q; Baldwin.
112A, up u: United States Rubber,
1851, up IA: Mexican Petroleum.
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PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS.

PUBLIC UTILITY bONDo.
Bid. Asked
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Am. Tel. & Telga. Az $. IS 90
Am. T. & T. Ctl. TT. SIS. 9Ois
Am. T. & T. Cow. 6's.. lO2 y lOSfs
c. & P. Telephone SIS. 30
Columbia Gas & FL. 5's. 30 =.
Col. Gas. & Ell. Deb. SIS. as 81
Capital Trac. r r. SIS. 30 911S
r. r. 5's... 94A
Potomac Elec. 1t. 5's... 30
Potomac Elec. Cons. SIS. 92%
Potomac Elec. Pow. 6's. 81
Pot. Ell. Pow, GIN. 6's... 80 90
Washington Gas VS.. % 9oA
Wash. Ry. & Elec. As. 68
W. r. Elec. G. NJ. e's.... 923 s4b
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
Amer. GRAPHIC. 1st 6's.. e9h 100
D. c. Paper Mfg. 6's.... 96 100
Riggs Realty SIS (long). s5
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AUTO TOPs and trimming Of all kinds.
Mica put in curtains while you wait.
THE KN0ST AUTO TOP CO.,
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Capital Traction 49,. SO 90,
Columbia Gas & Elec.... SO .
Washington Gas $500. o. o. y
N. & w. Steamboat. -. 1SS 600
Wash. Ry & EIec. Conn.,. % 40
Wash. Ry. & Elec. pfd.. IS 59h
NATIONAL BANK STOCKS.
Amer. National Bank. 1eS IFS
Capital Nat. Bank. -. 80. go
Columbia Nat. Bank. ... 100 -.
Commercial Nat. Bank. $50 go
District Nat. Bank. .... 166 -.
Far. & Mech. Nat. Bank. 240 2bS
Federal Nat. Bank. ... $50 200
Lincoln Nat. Bank ..... 166 -.
Nat. Metropolitan Bank 200
Riggs Nat. Bank ...... 4e5 500 B..
Second Nat. Bank. ...... 40 -.
Washington. ........ 200 23O
TRUST COMPANY STOCKS.
Amer. Sec. & Trust. -. 237 -.
Continental Trust. .... 113 125
Nat Saw. & Trust. ..... 26O -.
Union Trust ...... 115 12o
Wash Loan & Trust. -. 245 255
SAVINGS BANK STOCKS.
Com. & Savings. IL -.
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V2Umo Edited By LRnu II GRoss Cna
W CENTRAL

suit in more restful and satisfactory
houses. There are just six colors to
choose from, yellow. green, blue,
violet, red and orange, with Of
course, innumerable tones of each
color. These colors have different
effects on the nerves and eyes. We
have warm colors, red, orange and
yellow, which have the effect Of
cheer and excitement. These colors
are the ones to use in a room th2t
receives little light, for instance, a
north room in city house. Yellow
is the best color from the stand
point of light also, though cheerful,
it is less exciting than red or or
ange, both of which colors should
be used in moderation Red in
room has the effect of making the
walls seem closer together. A per-
son of nervous temperament should
never live in a red room, though it
might have beneficial effect on one
with an easily depressed nature,
Blue, green and violet are the cool
colors and have opposite effects
from those of the warm colors. They
are only good in rooms with lots Of
light, preferably southern exposure,
Green is the most restful to the eyes
and nerves, apparently; blue is aus
tere in its calm, and violet is the
tone of shadows. With these thing:
in mind, decide what your room Is
to express, then select the color &C
cordingly.
The Wall az a Background.
The next point to be borne in
mind is that the wall of a room is
the background for the people and
things in it. A background, as the
word suggests, should not stand out,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-05
Sunday Dinners
Will Be Very
Costly
Fresh Vegetables and
Luscious Strawberries on
the Market for Those
Who Can Pay the
Price.

Springy, tasty, but also alas, very
high will be the Sunday dinner OF
Milady the Hostess for this week.
Butter has had its ups and downs
decidedly in the last seven days.
Friday, the price fell to 81 cents,
Saturday it was up to 81 and to-
day it is sailing up past the 81 cent
mark
Eggs, too, are high-40 and as
cents, although cheese is but So
cents. Seek recipes of cheese. Mrs.
Housewife.
Strawberries, too-1uscious, red,
but small Of box are on the market
for rs cents a pint. Oranges are
from 90 to so cents, grape fruit, 10
to l2H cents.
Rhubard, too, is fresh this week
California rhubarb at, l2H cents the
pound; caulihower, l2z cents; to-
matoes, 20 cents a pound and Gu
cumbers, 80 cents each.
Vegetables, now common on the
market, retain their same price;
radishes and shallots, J cents the
bunch; onion sets, four suarts for Is
cents, and seed potatoes, $l.60 per
bushel
Canned goods vary decidedly
the canned fruits are higher and
have prospects of still being higher,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-05
Choosing the New
Wallpaper.

In the Spring a young mans fancy
well you know the rest of it; but
woman's fancy turns to her clothes
and her house. A new dress for her
house usually means new paper with
perhaps draperies to set it off. Do
you always find and select paper
that you like to live with afterward?
OF course, you generally would pre-
fer more expensive paper than the
one you buy-that is human nature
but do you select the best posi-
Bile paper of those you can have?
1t is far too frequent a custom to
go to the shop, look over the sam
pies and pick out whatever suits
the fancy regardless of place it is
to fill. A few facts about color,
made common property, would re-
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-05

but should be unobtrusive. What
ever color is chosen, the paper
should not be so bright that it calls
attention to itself. One should not
be conscious of the paper in any
room. On the other hand, a paper
should not be unobtrusive to the
point of deafness.
If you wish a plain paper, as many
of us do, it is possible to get a paper
that is interesting through its tex
ture. We have the oatmeal papers,
solid color with flecks of white
which melt away at little distance.
Yet these flecks of white prevent
the monotony Of perfectly plain
color. We have the papers which
are pressed to initiate burlap, and
more beautiful still, the grass cloth
which is a real fabric with a lovely
sheen. Thus in any of the papers,
the deafness of the plain surface is
broken. However, the perfectly
plain paper is a safe choice always.
When you get to patterns, you
have chance at more interesting
things, but also choice at infinitely
worse things. A plain wall cannot
be bad, at worst it may escape be-
ing good, while patterned wall may
be a nightmare. A pattern in wall
paper should never be naturalistic,
but should be conventionalized that
the wall may be recognized as
flat surface. A grape pattern may
be beautiful, while realistic punches
of grapes are an insult to the flat
wall surface they try to represent.
The simplest kind of patterned
paper is the two-tone paper with
almost shadow pattern. This
makes a good background for the
objects in the room. Shadowy pat
terms in several neutral tones are
also obtainable.
When one comes to decided pat
terms in several colors and finally to
the pictorial papers, there are two
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-05
Broiled Mushroom.

Fresh mushrooms must be used
for this very dainty dish. When the
mushrooms are peeled and stems
are removed, dip in melted butter
and season with salt and pepper.
Place on gridiron with the cap side
down, and broil quickly, first on one
side and then the other, and serve on
toast. If the mushrooms are first
prepared it will not take more than
five or six minutes to cook them
and if on4 does not wish to use the
stove they may be pan broiled in
the chatting dish Just before serving
add a little butter to each.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-05

things to bear in mind. You can
not use pictures on a strongly pat
termed wall. If you want pictures,
let patterned paper alone. Other
wise, you are hanging a picture on
a picture. With a geometric de-
sign, watch out that you do not get
something that the eye will be led
to count. What is more nerve-rack-
ing that to be i'll in a room with a
countable pattern on the wall! With
pictorial paper, every detail in the
room must be subordinated to the
paper and then beautiful effect is
possible. For the amateur, the
palmer, less distinctly patterned pa
pers are most successful, relying on
the draperies, perhaps, to furnish the
strong color note.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-05
OVERRIDING a Compliment.

Lady Randolph Churchill's mar
rage Cher third recalls an amusing
story when she was just plain Miss
Jennie Jerome, of New York.
Like her father, she was keen
politician, and on one occasion she
delivered rousing speech in favor
of General Grant, then standing for
the presidency for the second time.
When she had finished speaking,
some enthusiast in the audience
shouted:
"Miss Jerome forever"
She stepped forward.
"Sir, thank you" she said. "but
I do not wish to be Miss Jerome
forever"
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-05
Toilet Creams,
Talcun and
Powders

Our stock in this line
comprises nearly 1000
items.
35c Norwich Dental
Cream, for .19C
25c Browns Camphor-
ated Dentifrice 100
Csc Lustrite Nail Enam-
ell for .19c
Meyers or Hess Clown
White, per boy. 25c
Knox-Tartar, for. .12c
soc Kolynos Tooth Paste
for 1870
$1.OO Nine. Yale's Eye
brow and Eyelash
Grower, for. soc
La Jeune Depilatory
chair remover, harm
less liquid), per bot
tie 75c
4Oc Orchard White 29c
soc iona Face Pomade,
flesh and white, jar
for .34C
Toe Mary Garden Tai
cum, for .39c
Csc Lazell's Tale, 2 or 8
kinds, at ......14c
SOC Bourjois Java Rice
Powder, for .34c
25c Absorbit (body deo-
dorizer), for. .14c
Rose, Carnation and VIC
let, Roman Talcum Sc
$1.00 Simplex Manicur-
ing Outfit, for. .79c
25c Babcock's Cut Rose
and Violet Tale. lac
$3.50 Goraud's Oriental
Toilet Cream, $1.19
85c jar Roseated Tokal-
on Cream for $50
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-05
Gift Department

The south side of our big and beautiful new Har-
ney St. store is devoted entirely to the display and
sale of reasonably priced articles, particularly suit
able for gifts Tomorrow and Sunday will be the
birthdays of 1000 people in the city of Omaha.
Some of these are near and dear friends of yours.
You can let them know that you remember this by
sending token in silver, gold, brass, wood or ivory
from our Gift Department. Ask Mrs. Porter, or
her assistant
South Side-16th and Harvey Streets Drug EN-
porum.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-05
Patent or
Proprietary
Medicines

Our stock Of these
medicines is in most in
stances obtained direct
from the manufacturers,
and we can therefore
guarantee freshness and
genuineness.
1925 Hostetter's Bitters
for CSC
SOC Limestone Phosphate
for ...........34c
$3.50 SCOTS Emulsion
for SLID
SOC Cascarets for. $50
soc Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets for $50
Rexall Rheumatic Rem
edy, 45c and S9c
Coo Doan's Kidney Pills
Tor 3Sc
60c Sal Hepatica 800
$1.O0 Squibb's Sarsapa-
rilla for SSc
Coo Pyramid Pile Treat
ment for ......44c
Martha Matilda Harper
Mascara Hair Tonic
for .$1.OO
25c Burkhart's Vege-
table Comp. for. lac
Matthew's Castor Oil
Tablets for .1Oc
$1.O0 Vaucaire Galega
Tablets for $50
25c Mustard Cerate
for ...........14C
Coo Omego Oil (large),
for .44c
Coo Syrup Of Figs, 44c
35c Castoria for. PIC
Csc Carter's Little Liver
Pills, for .....1Sc
30c Sloan's Liniment,
for .19c
SOC Pape's Diapepsin,
for Sac
SOC Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin for ..34c
25c Mentholatum 16c
25c Requa Charcoal Tab
let's, for .......14c
$1.G0 quart can Usoline
White Oil for. Sic
$1.0O Wine Cardui &c
$1.25 Pinkham's Vege-
table Comp. for CSC
Gosnell's English Cherry
Tooth Paste. .75c
25c Victor's iAntiseptic
Tooth Powder. .14c
SOC Kolynos Tooth Paste
for ...........1Sc
SOC Pebeco Tooth Paste,
for SIC
S1.00 size Lavoris. SIC
Csc Rubifoam, for. 1910
25c Calder's Dentifrice,
for ...........19c
Eau de Botot, hardens
the Gums, for. Poe
Jewsbury & Browns Or
iental Tooth Paste,
for 75c
Rexall Tooth Paste,
for 10H and 2Sf
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-05
Prescription
Department

We employ only
competent Pharma-
cists in this depart
ment. Every prescrip-
ton is filled exactly
as written by your
doctor - no substi-
tuition. Our service is
prompt and efficient.
Bring your next pre-
scription to us. No
prescription too OBJ
scure or complicated
for our compounders
to decipher, and none
so simple it does not
receive careful atten-
ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-05
Heart Beats

By A. K.
SURPRISING father
Is not only task
But a difficult feat
Because father
Has fits.
Yes fitsi
Real fitsl
Horrid fitsl
Of temper
With which the family
Must contend.
All goes we'll
With a few exceptions
Until father
Arrives in the
Evening
Then
Sans song
Sans singers
Sans harmony
In the home
For father has a
Habit of
Scolding and grouchirg
Around his family.
He loves them
And provides for them
And appreciates them
But he doesn't know
He appreciates them
Because he has grown
To believe that he
Should be the
Official kill-joy
OF the home.
And 50 it has
Become necessary
For the family
To suppress father
In order that he may
Realize that we love
Him and he loves
The family
We find il a difficult
Task because father
Had grown so accustomed
To being cross
That he almost forgot
How to be himself.
Father has a sweet
Disposition and a lot
Of love in his soul
And that is why
We banded together
To suppress father
And make the home
Safe for the family.
1t is a tough job.
SELAH.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-05
Good Cigars at
Reasonable Prices

We fortunately antici-
pated the new revenue
law in our Cigar pur-
chases and are prepared
to give the old prices on
many of the standard
brands:
La Preferencia, Puritano
Finos, straight. .1Oc
La Saramita, Perfecto
Royals, straight, 1Oc
Cubanoids M o n a r c his,
each Sc
White Owls, each. Sc
Don Dineros, 6 for 25c
Black and White Lon
dres, each SC
Flor de Melba Selectos,
straight .1Oc
Stachelberg Havana Spe-
Gals, each. &c
La Carleta, clear Ha-
vanas, straight. .1Oc
Princess Mercedes, Pane
telas, straight. 1OC
Ell Paxos, High Life,
straight .......15c
Mozarts, Muriels, Web
sters Garcia Grandes,
Van Dycks, Flor de Muir
ats, Chancellors, La
Azores, Reios, Robert
Burns, Rosemont La
Fendrich - in all the
shapes at lowest prices.
Mineral Waters
We handle dozens of
kinds Of Mineral Waters
direct from the Springs,
and thus can furnish
fresh, genuine, and at
lowest price.
5-gallon jug Excelsior
Springs Water. :. So
5-gallon jug Colfax
Water So
5-gallon jug Waukesha
Water, for So
5-gallon jug Salt Sulphur
Water or Salt Sea
water for 1925
Kalak Water, 45c per
bottle, $3.50 per
dozen, S16.5O per
case.
White Rock Water in
Splits, Pints, Quarts and
Half Gallons.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-05
Drugs and Medi-
cines Pure and
Simple

IS II it belongs in a drug
store you may be sure
we have it, of undoubt-
ed purity and in unlimit-
ed quantities. Here again
you save time and money
by coming first to one of
the Sherman & McCon-
nell Drug Stores.
lib. Mule Team BoraX,
for -. .14c
soc bottle Blaud's Iron
Tonic Tablets. .34c
100 5-grain Aspirin Tab
let's, for $50
100 2-grain pure Quin-
inc Pills, for. .79c
lib. pure Sulphur or
COpperas, for. SC
lib. EPSON Salts. Sc
Crude Carbolic Acid, 15c
and Csc bottles.
100 Hinkle Cascara Pink
Cathartic Tablets 1910
Solution Of Silicate of
Soda (water-glass),
for preserving eggs,
15c, Csc, Csc and SOC
bottles; 1-gallon jug,
for .S5c
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-05
Introducing DR.. H.
E. McCroskeY.

The newest departure
in our big 10th and Har-
ney streets drug empor-
ium is the Optical De-
partment in charge of
DR.. McCroskey, a regis
tered optometrist of ripe
experience. Come in and
let the Doctor 'look you
in the eve"
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-05
Heavens sovereign saver all bengs but himself,
That hdsous sight, \ naked human heart.
Young
but vegetables, canned, are at leas,

but vegetables, canned, are at least
~ cents cheaper each.
Flour and Coffee-The staples OF
the shopper are in the fashionable
line also. Flour is up ST on every
barrel, meaning Is cents the sack.
And, indeed, "the men WHO know
say that there is no prospect of il
being lower until after July, when
the new wheat comes in.
Coffee merely added 2 cents to it,
prize.
New potatoes should, by the right
of custom, be among the possibles
to bly,, but owing to the storms
and rains in the south, they are not
in evidende.
Meats alone are stable. The high,
est for the season are lamb and
chicken which sell for 40 cents
pound-an unusually high price for
this time of year.
The shopper must verify be 4 fl
nancier.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-05
Apricot Roll.

Two cups of flour, two table.
spoons sugar, four teaspoons baking
powder, half teaspoonful salt, two
tablespoons solid vegetable fat,
abut two-thirds cup milk or water;
mix and sift the dry ingredients, cut
in the shortening, add the liquid
gradually, using a knife to mix;
roll out on a Toured board until
one-fourth inch thick; spread with
the fruit, which has been cooked
and sweetened but Che juice drained
off; sprinkle few nuts over the top
of the fruit, then roll the dough into
long roll as for cinnamon rolls.
Cut into one and one-half inch slices
and place, cut side down, in oiled
muffin pans. Bake in a hot oven for
20 minutes. Serve hot with the above
fruit sauce.
Lots of major-generals have been
reduced to colonies and most of the
second lieutenants have gone back
to the ribbon counter.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-05
SATURDAY.
AND EVERY DAY IN The YEAR

buy the Ps and Best Drugs and Toilet Articles the World Affords
genuine saving the Five Sherman Mcconnell Drug
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