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The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 4

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The Lincoln Stari
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Lincoln, Nebraska
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FOLK Ttih LISCOLX STAR-rVKSDAY, i.l. oirsrtt. I Macdonald photosrapb Adv. Krauaa Corn tea and Roofing U.4413.—Adv. Ford Cars aold on easy paymenta.

R. HussonK. ISth Adv. now nr nevt l.ast Fred Schmidi Biom out sale Laces and Trimmings of all kind.s way below cit.st, by dressmaker going out of Nebi. Bank Saving depositors of the FirsJ.

bank of Lincoln prc- srht their pavis books now for interest credit tnd avoid waiting in line House K. Moran. lliiS Tw cnt y-eighth street, leported to police night his house had hcen entered and $10 in cash and a $30 check stolen. i A Golduyn Picture Shows Start at 1, 3, 5. 7 and 9 COLONIAL Cooled by Typhoon Breeies powrrful novel Man' Bohbrtl Hair L.ARRY SEMON In .1 Riot of Laughter Start at 1.

3, 5. 7 and 9 IDANCE Tomorrow Night, WASHINGTON HEIGHTS PARTY HOUSE 4 north Belmont school on 14th St For rent for private parties Phone L8417 for ORCHESTRA It becoming to most women, but It Is important to remember that the combing and brushing ol Aatr actually stimulate the scalp, whale with bobbed hair this (timulatjoo It larking If hair bobbed, frequent maasagtng of the absolutely necessary and dtd resiilts are obtained by applying small quantity of Hcrpicide with each massage Furp and cleat, without staio or dve, Herpicide ntay be used with abaolute eoa- bdenrc, in stimuJatr the scalp, prevent dandntfl and falling hair, and an atd to bair-hralth and beauty ttmgle trxa! reninmce tts Om tmU The Greatest Millinery EVENT 200 Street and Sport Hals Thia IS one that no woman who needs a smart hat can afford to includes hats of white leghorns, flower and ribbon trimmed, new white Panamas, Milan, Hemp, Hairbraid and combination Straw and sand, orchid, rose, jado, black, black and white and solid white. Hats for all summer wear. Trimmed moet attractively. FAMOUS 1109 Street Our Wall Paper Sale continue.s ill this week.

Highest grade vapein at very low prices. Wall Paper and Paint fo. 1316-20 St. Next dnor Y. M.

A. Adv. Today's Chandler will not be made obsolete In two, three or six months. Other makers have yet to produce their 1925 models Open this tng Card-Adajiis Smart Styles, good service and low- prices are cleverly combined in our new dresses for summer. now if you xvant full value for your money.

Mary Jane (rarment 1423 Home grown Black Ka.spberrieH and Apricots. Now Is the time to can as these crops are comparably hhort in season. D. A- Fruit ISth and O. Berry p'ruit Co 291 So Fined For Schweop Avas fined $28 and costs by Police Judge B.

Chappell Tuesday morning on a charge of speeding A charge of pas.sing a car on the intersection was dismissed. Put on Knbert foloied, was put on three probation Tuesday morning by Judge E. B. Chappell, when Jones was arraigned on a charge of disturbing tlie peace. Complaint was made by his wife.

Spark Causes extinguished a small blaze In a truck bf longing to the Cusack Sign company Twenty-seventh and FI atreets, Monday A from the muffler caused the blaze There was no damage Repainting Fire Rigs. Firemen have practically completed repainting of the city lire apparatus. Each year the men give the varlou.s rigs a new coat of paint, and brighten them up. This has the double advantage of keeping the machines in first class and prevents deterioration. The work Is all done by the firemen.

Fined $200 and Minnie li. Gartin. 2105 Griffith street, pleaded guilty in Justice court Tuesday morning to Illegal sale and pos- of liquor. Bhe was fined $200 and costs by Justice Stevcrui. Mrs.

Gartin was arrested Saturday afternoon hy the state law enforcement officers when they raided her place. Held For Postal Jordan, arrested afternoon by Officer VVilmer Edwards, is being held hy police for investigation by the postal authorities. Two rolls of stamps found In his possession He claims to have taken them working In tlio rnaimig department oT a St. Louis firm. Although stranded an ilsleeping in the railroad he spent his first two days In Lincoln at a hotel.

Rail and Bridge Companies; Win Case in Supreme Court. Sioux City May Not I Collect Cost of Paving From Them. Paving asse.ssments levied hy city of South City on the O. railroad and the Sioux City Bridge which the district court of Dakota county held to he valid, are of doubtful Icgalft'. under the opinion of the state supreme court, which re- ver.ses the lower tribunal and sends the case back to be, tried again.

On the facts as presented, says the high bench, nn injunction asked for by the two corporations should have been Issued to prevent collection of the taxes, owing to irregularities in the assessment proceedings. The city is given permission to amend Its pleadings and make an additional showing. and Noah Must Pay. In a suit appealed from Lancaster county, the supreme court decides that Oliver Sacks and Fred Noa1i Deatlis Funeral services for May Alta Johnson, who dibd at Arthur, Saturday were held at the St. Paul kf church Tuesday at 10 a.

in charge of llev. A. A. Brooks, Burial was in Wj uka. The body of Louis Scheih, .59 years old, who died is being held at Alba Brown funeral It will be taken to Dunbar for burial.

Word was received Tuesday morning by Mr. and Mrs. C. 2702 Sewell street, of the death of Mrs. wife of Harvey I-amb of Beverly Hills, a cousin of Thf will be taken to Pleasant Kill, for burial.

must reimubrse Oscar Huffman for money he lost by purchasing stock In the Automobile Insurance on their recomineridation. He obtained a partial settlement with the company, and they are declared to be liable for the balance. His whole claim was $5.898. Counter Claim Not Sustained. The Stone Co.

was suc- cc.ssful in a reversal of the judgment from Lanca.ster county. In which a counter claim of $1,200 was allowed in of F'red J. Young, as against the compiny'a claim of $1.336 for building tnateriils furnished to Young, who had the contract to build a sthoolhou.se in IJn- I'Oln. If is held that Young did not cstiiblish his laini by showing that he been in vay delay in th the m.sr'rials. Conviction.

H. ngcr at Bloomington, found guiltv of committing a criminal assault on the ear-old operator. Ruby ton, in June, 1922, must the penalty for that offense, the supreme court denying his appeal ahd affirming the judgment. Must Do Time For Dwlglu jail sentence of 3U days for contempt of court in Douglas by trying to persuad-' two girls not to testify John Griffin in the mcrder e.j.-so.r is permittfd to stand Affirmed Witnout Cptnions. Mowrr s.

Schaldecker. Swenson. H. D. l.ee Mercantile Co.

vs, Kropp. Fial s. tv. Swingle Co. Schopp, Chicago, R.

I. A P. Co. Inner Mission A.ssn. vs.

Jensen, County Treasurer. McHale vs. (tmaha Flour Mlll.s Co. State vs. State Bank of Aurora.

Ackerman. Receiver vs Maryland Ca.siialty Co. State State Bank of Aurora. ve. City National Bank of l.incoln vs.

State. Thein vs. State. Konccky County of Douglas. tlieir and reared their famijy In thirteen the church and Sunday school.

He; grandson died Tuesday evening, 10, at the home of hi.s daughter, rs. P. B. Cruise, being two and three day.s of age. He two sons, five daughters.

Obituani Daniel C. Roderick. Daniel Custer Roderick was bom In Highland county. Ohio, April 7, 1847, He lived with hie parents there until at the age of nine years they moxod to county, Ohio, where he grew to manhood. He was the youngest of four brothers who volunteered for the war, being seventeen of age at the fi'me of enlistment, receiving his honorable discharge at the close of the war.

He served In the 5lh Ohio infantry, being under General Thomas on the march to the sea. Fie was married to Harriett Matheny, May 24. 1866. To this union were born eleven seven of whom are living and present today. The youngest.

Daisy Poage, liviMg at Salem, Oregon was unable to be here. The wife and mother pas.sed on 21 years ago. (ine daughter, Clara, died four years afo, the other three dying in infamy. In I lie fall of he mov ed with his wife to Illinois, living thirteen in that lie lived near and in Huhbell the remainder of hits life. He and his wife were members of tne Brethren church all and a large one great number of nephews and nivces, and one sister, of N'arKa.

she being the oitlv one of the family living. coNTRim You say you buy tobacco ou ils icislcsriiflil because U's made from the best Kentucky lUirley tobacco that money can becausr bit of it is slowly and thoroughly in unod, Thafs why you'll find aged in wood Velvet so mild and line flavored. in wood. Ijooerr A acco Jr To properly nourish your body F-iineral servAes for Dharles C. Allen, 54 years old.

who died at Augusta will he held at .3 p. ni. Wednesday at Hodgman's funeral parlors, Green In ehaige. He is a son-in-law of J.121 street, and leaves, he.side.s his I wife, one daughter, L. I nver.street of Augusta.

Burial will be in Your food muit be in a form your body can readily digest. In Grape- Nuts is nourishment you daily the form your body can smoothly digest ana turn into vigorous strength and health. Most people like it with milk or cream, on a million tables. BIRTHS. Your Records nn to show nu the most efficient, accurate and svstem for filing and finding p.aj'crs ever arranged in a vertical file drawer? po.ssiblr to jirevrnf mis- pl.irement of ttapers Is ttrovided.

rail FM.ll.l or Ff3400 and our repre.seniatlv will call. GEORGE BROS. PRINTERS B1313 B3400 STATIONERS ENGRAVERS 1213 St. TUB rOI.t.flWlNO hirth wpfp filed in the office of the dtv department, 24 1 924: Mrs Alex. Route No.

2. eon, 23. RNYPER Mr, ami I'larenre 5 eon and a ter, June 21, SUMMER CLASSES NOW IN SESSION Stoni'graphy, Accounting. Secretarial, Normal, High- Grade and Thorough. ENROLL NOW.

LINCOLN BUSINESS COLLEGE Approved by the liepartment of Education. by Nnt'l Aas'n of Schools, 8 Birtg 14th and St. Lincoln. Nebratka Castle, Roper Matthews B6501. 1S19 street Shirt Magnates Boost USED Piano and Phonograph SALE! An event that means DOLLARS to you.

Every piano haB been gone over in our own shops and is GUARANTEED satisfactory. not seen these values even approached. Give the whole family real joy. Give your son and daughter a chance for a musical education. $450 Bacon Piano $336 $650 Bacon Player $495 $350 Cable Piano $160 $450 Story 4L Clark $298 $425 Bell $247 $675 Fvers A Pond $383 $1200 Steck Grand $795 Brambach Grand $595 Us6d Phonographs Every home should have music when it can be bought so cheap $125 COLUMBIA OUTFIT (30 records).

$157 VICTROLA OUTFIT (10 records) $157 VICTROLA OUTFIT (10 records) $75 PORTABLE VICTROLA Model IX $25 PORTABLE VICTROLA Model IV Melody Saxophone Silver plated; gold bcII. $145 quality. During this ou easj $100 'OSS )-tX4X STREET. LINCOLN. NCBR.

Immense N. Y. Makers of Shirts Furnish Material For Overwhelming Cut Price Event. Copyright by the Postum Cereal Inc. ahead! Give those folk a shirt sensation.

We will help jou We want to get our line as well known out as It iV; here anyway. iiodKl these i.iiiutiiiiiitiiiiuiiuiitntMniiwMr^ HOLD-TITE PLATES instant Adhesion (Suction i REAL PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH. FILLINGS all kinds $100 UP. ALUMINUM PLATES. $20 Lome to this office of 20 years reliability where prices have always been 50 lower than most dental offices.

Immediate Service to All Cousins Dentai Offices St. Phone 961A3 Sundays 10 te So spoke The Fxcello Shirt Manufacturing Co. of New York City, In response to a query by Gugenheims, l.tacoln Clothiers who are just now In the mid.st of an all inclusive Progress Sale. Itesult ia that Gugenheims lodav are adverti.sing that which ia pcrltaps the hlrt event ever held in Lincoln. effort is made to feature shirts In this particular for the FIxcello jieople make nothing of the sort they supply only the chic, sivippy, ex- iluaive, genuinely fashionable it is on critically shirts that Gugenheims are today featuring sensationally low prices Honey in the Extraordinary Closing Out Sale now going on here.

You have never seen anything like it. Bargains, Bargains, Bargains. Come and be convinced. Gugcnheim.s are today undermining in many in.stances, even rhc wholesale cost of shirts that show infinile care down to the la.st that carry the air of N. V.

and other noted style centres. the part of it all is that one while the several vhou.sund shiVts in this Hpcctnl last.s. these shiits at piice.s no higher than those u.sually for well just common for shirts worth to $2 for worth to $1 and the thats the range that should now attract better wearers to Gugenheims. the annuunccmeiu el.sewhcre in paper; then visit enheims, ft's the dtroctlv west of the Terminal scene of the large yellow and black where the i.s brjng held preparatory to movi'ng into the new Gugcnheun building now being one door ea.st. Heaviest Weight Overalls Fast color, hjjfh or suspender style.

Sizes to 44 at the pair MEN! of course you want to dress up for the gloriou.s Beach and Silk Mohair. Suits. sizes up 10.79 to 46, priced Closing out all our Curlce high grade suits. AH guar-an- tccd pure wool at $14.85 to $24.65 None higher. Cottonade Work Pants, also Palm Beach, Pants 2.50 values 98c S.

Fmdii ott 1.79 Buys all leather 98c All sizes, pr. Rockford Socks, Wednesday-9 to 10 a. 9-4 Bleached or Unbleached Sheeting, 600 yards, firm woven fabric, excellent wear. Regular 60c to 75c values. Per yard (Limit 5 Yards) Look This Over, Ladies! Good wearing House Aprons.

Many different kind.s in the finest Percale and Gingham materials, every one a surprise winning bargain. Solid colors, stripes and dots. pink, blue, yellow and col- ors. On sale Wednesday afternoon from 2 to 5 p. while 30 dozen last.

Sizes to 48. Each Bewitching Ijeautiful Pure Silk made to retail as high as $20. FinestJp Canton Crepes and Georgettes in an array of styles and colors. Sizes 16 to 4 4. Values to $20 29 New York Bargain Stares 901 Nebraska.

Beautiful Voile Dresses Htoutfl up to 52. The lovelieet new crcatlon.s made of imported voile. We venture to these are the most handsome dre.sses ever offered it such a low price. Value.s $8 to $10 me nioar 36-in. Bleached Muslin Free of starch a splendid fabric, limit 10 yards to a buyer, yard Hose, all size.s, all colors, fine and heavy ribbed, pair M'rimen ad Hose.

AH of latest French brown, fan, hiege, all flr.at quality, pair ver-Bead Safety Razor with blades, a national advertised used razor for 2 bits SbktsCttaS fSOKMWSL The BIN (bitaUo Purchase continues Wednes a y. M.l. of the dozens of marvslous and previously ad- xertlsed continue on sale and more nen lots added each well Come and can be no lower than these: MAIL ORDERS FILLED WE FAY P08TA0E Ratines. Volte. A great purchase lot of lovely wash goods, the favorite and effects, at a far below-usual price! Fncludod are 32 inch Tia- sue In neat checks, plaids and silk checks, 36 i'nch Ratines In solid shades, 36 to 40m inch voiles in a hostj of pretty patterns! iind colorings.

At this sale, yard IHoor. nu' 43 0owns89( 96 yiipon Night in this pur- chsse lot. Dainty styles of white or pink, printed nainsook crcpfs. haired dimit- etc. Short or sleeves; many broidery trtmmod ccpfional values at Gold a F'loor.

3.50 Corset GiPdles New model. 12 inch Girdles of pink brocade and atylea. complete with 4 garters equal to .1.50 nuinhera in atork A special purchase permits tliclr s.ile beginning Wed. at only smart afvlea 195 Gold's Floor Wash Suits at 1.59 Twist, Rlouse nivl st.ilo» in these Wash Sulla for boy a of 3 lo 8 yrs tiood h.asortment of wcll msde. of sble tiih mnlenals.

On sale al Wash Sulta 159 Fourlli I 1.95 Union Suits I'nlon Suita of nain- sooka. voiles and novelty clotli top, with aelf- beinstitclicd alrapa or Inittonlcsa Sl.vlr.s. .36 to 41. to 1.6.>, price, suit only 4 Moor clotli 119 Stamped Bedroom Sets This Bcdri-vom set Includes Scarf and Bin Cushion. Dressed and Vanif.v Set.

All white Indian Hesd, stamped for cry In and nnustiall.v five designs. Mic entire SKT crated shove fiold's Floor Pupihase Sale Specials In Toilet Goods! Bay Rum 6 ox. Bottle Witch Haisl, 6 at bottle 25c Mspmald Bath Salts Schralz Bath larga 85e Fact Powdsr Melba, compact ailvar 1.11 DJsr Kiss, double compact ....1.19 Atuera Face Fowdor Le Trefle Face Powder American Thermoa Lunch Kite American Thermoa Bottle, 1 pint size 1.00 Mavis Face Powder Pcpsodent Tooth Paste Peboco Tooth Paste Squlbbs Tooth Paots Floor. Chicado PupdiaseSoedals Hum notions Hair Clippera for bobbed hair, gusrantsod ..........................1.29 Electric Curling Irons, guar. Electric Grills and Toaetere 100 Barber shears for bobbed Kotex, regular size, dozen Sana Sanitary Naokins, regular size ..................................390 Steel Shears, guaranteed, 5 to 8 Inch Scolding Lock Hair Pina, regular 5c, 2 for 5c Victoria Dress Shlelde.

size 2 or 3 pair Pic P'lc braid In white, red, pink, Copenhagen, rose, lavender, gold, green and black, yard ............10 Floor, 'The For l.es*." llOl. 'n.

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