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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1923)
Society Walking (Jlub Members ^ Leave for Vermillion. Fifteen members of the Omaha Walking elub leave Saturday for a two weeks' outing at Lake Vermillion. The party which is in charge of Miss Harriet Mueller includes Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Weston, Mrs. John Williams, the Misses Luella Berry, Harriet Berry, Vera Freeman, Eva Harrier, and Gaynelle Fay. and Leslie Wil liams, Lyman Williams, W. D. Lar zalere, Carl Nagy, George C. Mc Intyre, his son, Laurie, and Harry Walker. Miss Mueller accompanied a party of Omaha Walking club hikers on nn outing In the Black Hills last month. Honoring Miss Sears. In honor of Miss Frances Sears of Ties Moines, la., who is the guest of Miss Frances Linderholm, Miss Lin derholm will entertain at an after noon bridge on next Wednesday. A number of informal affairs also are being planned fof her guest. Miss Sears and Miss Linderholm are class mates at National Park seminary in Washington. D. C. Family Reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Peterson of Wil lard, Colo,, motored to Omaha Thurs day for a visit with their nephew, Flank Potter. They will leave a week from Monday accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Potter, and Mrs. A. J. Embody of Council Bluffs, and Mrs. Nell Harrington of Kansas, sisters of Mrs. Peterson, for Independence, la., where they will attend a family, re union. Mrs. Peterson and her five •sisters will be reunited for the first ^time in 25 years. Mrs. Peterson will I be remembered here as Miss Kate ; Potter. . A. M. Pramer is spending several ' days at Atlantic City, New Jersey. Miss Tillie Doyle of Chicago is vis iting her aunt, Mrs. Alba McDonald Boukal. Mrs. Frank Furness, who is suffer ing from blood poisoning following a fractured limb, is slightly improved. Doane Powell of Chicago who has been visiting his brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Powell, will re turn home Saturday. Mrs. Clarence Oldham and son, Gene, of Bremerton, Wash., who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joy M. Guest Returns Home Today * • Miss Iola Solso. oioqj u.<aH— aiiss lola Kolso or Haurel, Aea, tne guest of Miss Helen Graham, re turned to her home Friday, She has been the inspiration for a number of delightful affairs during her stay m Omaha. Miss Solso Is a student at Grinnell college. Iowa. Miss Graham visited her at Laurel, her own former home, earlier in the summer. Hackler, left this morning for Stuart, Neb., to visit relatives. The. Rev. Victor West, pastor of the Walnut Hill Methodist churrh and secretary of the Omaha minis terial union, and Mrs. AA'est are spending the week end in Iowa. Dr. Frederick J. A\rearne and George Forgan have returned from a six week trip including A'ellowstone and Glacier parks, points along the Pa cific coast and the Grand canyon. Mrs. Frederick Get hart and small son, Frederick, jr.. of Spokane, Wash., are guests of Mrs. Gethart's aunt, Mrs. T. P. Reynolds. Mrs. Gethart was formerly Miss Marie Kimmel of Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. F. I). AYead, their son, D. H. Bowman, and Mrs. Kdna AVat BEATON DRUG CO. Fifteenth and Farnam SPECIAL CUT PRICES FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY -PltHT UMtS $1.00 Meritol Lilac Extract, per oz. .49* $1.00 White Rose Extract, » ' per ounce . . . .49* $3.00 Mary Garden Extract, per ounce .$1.98 $5.50 Black Narcisse Extract, per oz.$4.29 $4.60 Coty’s Latest Emeraude Ext. in orig. pkg., $3.29 $1.50 Piver's Le Trefle or Azurea Vegetal . .$1.12 -TOILET ARTICLES 10c Palm Olive Soap, 5 cakes for.35* 25c Golden Glint Shampoo for . 19* 75c Stacomh for the hair for . 54* Elona Hair Nets, cap or fringe shape, doz. ...50* 50c Hair Groom . . ...43* $1.50 Van Ess Hair Grower for . $1.29 60c Emulsion Cocoanut Oil, Beaton ., 34* 35c Allen’s Foot Ease . 24* ' $1.00 Glacier Clay, the new product, for.79* 50c Stillman’s Freckle Cream for . 39* 35c Odorono . . 24* 50c Kosmeo Cream . .. 39* $1.00 Youth Craft Hair Tonic, each . . • ...59* 50c Pebeco . .. .33* | |^0c Danderine .. ...48* -DRUG WANTS $1.10 Mastin’s Vitamon Tab lets for .. . . .69* 60c Resinol Ointment. 45* $1.25 Pinkham Vegetable Compound for .94* 50c Orazin Tooth Taste, M* 30c Lavoris . . . .19* $3.75 Horlick’s Hospital Size Malted Milk, each. .$2.89 100 Mulford Aspirin Tablets, 100 in bottle .49* 30c Colorite .19* 25c Mentholatum . • 17* 12c Lux Soap Chips.....9* $1.50 I.yko Tonic for..98* 25c Lysol .19* 60c Norwich Milk of Mag nesia for ... .33* -CLOC KS $2.25 Alarm Clocks. .$1.09 $5.00 Radio Ben Clock for.$4.29 $3.60 Big Ben Clock, $2.98 -CIGARETTES Camels, Chesterfields, Lucky Strikes, 2 pkgs. for 25* Per carton of 200, $1,25 ^ , CIGARS 15c Della Casa . 10* Box of 50.$4.50 15c Della Casa, 2 for.. 15* Rox of 50.$3.50 ‘ 16c La Confession.... 10* Box of 60.$4.50 10c General Joe, 2 for >45* Box of 50.$3.50 -FOR MEN 51.00 Gem Razor with blades for . 67C 56.00 Gillette Gold Razor and three blades, special, 79C Auto Strop Razor with three blades and strop, Saturday only, all for.64C 35c De Luxe Shavinp Creme, special Saturday only, lf)C 51.00 Gillette Razor Blades for.69C 51.00 Auto Strop Blades for ..65C f-ELECTRIC-■. $0.00 0-lh. Electric Flat Iron complete with cord, $3.49 $3.50 Electric Curling Iron for . $1.49 05c Heater Connection Plug, fits all irons .35* $1.00 Double Socket 2-Way ; Plugs for .59* $1.50 Heater Connection Set, including socket plug, 6 ft. heater cord and Security plug, all for.98* $5.00 Electric Toaster, turns bread automatically, for . $3.49 15c Fuse Plugs, any size, 7* 10 to 50-Watt Edison, Mazda Lamps . . . 32* J -RUBBER GOODS $1.25 2-qt. Velvet Fountain Syringe . 85* $1.50 2-qt. Velvet Combina tion Hot Water Bottle and Fountain . .. . .98* i $3.50 LeGrande Female Spray Syringe . . . .$1,98 $2.50 LeGrande Combination Fountain Syringe and Water Rottle, guaranteed two years.$1.59 -SUNDRIES $2.00 Yellow Cab' Bank for. $1.19 $1.50 1-pt. Vacuum Bottle for.98* -RADIO $7.50 Radio Crystal Set for. $4.98 $5.00 Radio Head Phones, 3,000-Ohm . $3.98 j $1.50 Receiving Plugs for . $1.29 -PHOTO DEPT $3.50 Box Cameras. . $1,98 $3.00 Swing Frames, sizes 6x7 to 7x11.98* Films developed free when prints are ordered. % MAIL ORDF.RS Mail orders receive prompt at tention. Add 6 cents on the dollar to cover packing and postage. » . _ erman and email daughter have gone to Lake Okoboji to spend the remain der of the summer at the Wead cot tage. Mrs. Byron S. Peterson and her son, James, have returned from a month's trip to Chicago and Niagara Falls, N. Y. Dr. Floyd MeCluskey of Glenwood, la., who has recently opened dental offices in the First National P,ank building here, leaves Sunday for Bstes Park to join his wife and son. Rich lard. T'pon their return to Omaha September 1, they will take up their residence here. Miss Helen Draper and her grand mother, Mrs. Mary Beck, left this morning for Shenandoah. Ia. Mrs. Beck, whose home is in Shenandoah, has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fred C. Trlmpe, for the past six weeks. Miss Draper will visit with her grandmother until the opening of school. Adele Garrison “My Husband's Love’* The Way Mother Graham Was Won to Help Madge. Mother Graham did not wait for any answer to her ultimatum as to Junior’s sleeping quarters for the night, but with masterly strategy beat a retreat as soon as she had finished speaking, with the remark that she must see to the cleaning upstairs. I gave Katherine an appealing look as the door closed with emphasis be hind my doughty mother-ln law, and she crossed the room in answer to it, sat flown beside the sleeping hoy and put a professionally skillful hand on the little chap's forehead. "I shouldn't worry, Madge," she said, with such evident sincerity that my heart lightened. "I don't think he has experienced the slightest *!l from his exposure—we took such prompt measures to warm and soothe him. He Is in good shape now." "But will he he after tonight's per formance?" 1 asked bitterly. "That, of course, T cannot guaran lee," she returned, "hut if he does show any ill effects from it, we can get to work tomorrow morning promptly, and check anything trou blesome. Hush! The dragon Is re turning!" It was, indeed. Mother Graham, "primed for bear,” in the phrase ology of the old hunters. She swept In magnificently, her head high. “Margaret,” she demanded, may I ask why I am of so little importance in your estimation that I have to learn of Jim's experience with the boijtlogger by listening to the tale told! one hireling by another?" Madge Is Diplomatie. Kven Katherine’s professional com posure was not proof against this. She bent over the sleeping child with a strangled little cough, and pretend ed to be busy arranging the blanket which wrapped him. In the glare of my mother inlaw's direct gaze I had no such refuge, and I always shall bo proud of the quick ironing which I gave to my facial muscles as I met her eyes. "If you mean Katie's story to Mrs. Ticer," I said coolly, "it isn't the true one at all. I instructed her just what to say to Mrs. Ticer, but I reserved the truth for you and Katherine. I have had no opportunity as yet to relate it." She furled her sails immediately | aad came to anchor in the nearest chair. “Well, you can't say that any longer!" she said with a final fleet ing tartness, and then with eyes shin ing like those of an excited child, she listened to the story of our finding Jim bound and gagged, and of his experience with the bootlegger and the big man who had come to the rescue of the escaping criminal. "You’d Itetlpr Get Dinner.” But one thing I kept hack. I could not reveal Harry Underwood's iden tity either to Katherine or to Mother Graham. That was a matter for Kil lian’s ears alone, if, indeed, I ever confided the secret to anyone. Therefore, I said nothing of the raillery which Mr. Underwood had addressed to Jim as he tied him up. making it appear that the job was done in silence, nor did I mention i 1508 DOUGLAS STREET World Thmtrr Iliitldina ooo The Most Important Factor In the Present Tremendous Development of the AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS has been the practice of “trading in" for a new model year after year. A fine new watch that will last a lifetime costs no mors than a set of tires that will last a season. Consider the comparison. Have you given thought te applying this same effective idea to your watch? Instead of costly repairs to an old watch, why not trade It in on a new one? Come in and let’s talk it over. fREE OUR FILM AT WORLD THEATER) Ye Diamond oocGifts That Lastcxx Another Great Sale of R. C. Radiola Outfits Monday Watch Sunday Paper Burgess-Nash Co. WATCH ^ for Our RUMMAGE 4 SALE t Burgess-Nash Co. » ft K-J the overcoat which Mr. Underwood had put under Jim. "I think I have a clue to the big man's identity," I finished with as important an air as I could manage. "There was someone like him, X am sure, on the lists of Lillian's sus pects in that last case of hers. There fore, I have asked Jim to give no hint of the second man in his account of the affair. I want him to keep as clear an Idea of the thing as possible and you know how easily confused he is. so please don’t ask him any questions about it. As for Katie, she knows only that we found .Jim tied up. Anything else she has patched up herself. My mother-in-law diew herself up haughtily. "1 am not in the habit of ques tinning the servants," she said icily. "Have you gulte finished all you have t5 tell?" "Uhl yes,” I said cheerily, then added with meek solicitude: "I do hope all this hasn't delayed the cleaning too much." "Don't get a stroke of apoplexy worrying over It.” she advised, and I gripped by rislbles firmly and held them in leash while she went on. "If I hadn't been right on my taps, there wouldn't have been a stroke of work done today. Everybody* been running around In circles, but I’ve managed to keep their nos's pretty steadily to the grindst^ie when I had them here, and they 11 be through the rooms now in less than half an hour. So you’d better get your dinner right away. They don’t need me any more upstairs, and I'll stay here with Kichard Second.” Tea Room Luncheon j es* Consomme La zones or Cold Tomato Bullion Boiled Salmon, Kprjr Sauce Roast Prime Ribs of Beef, au Jus Creamed Sweetbread Patty Mashed Potatoes Lima Beans Pie Cobbler Ice Cream Sherbet Seventh Floor Burgess-Nash Company. *EVERYBODYS STORE" August Sale of Furs Not only a showing of the new' and most fashionable in furs, but an economy event, offering our complete stock of furs at great reduc tions during this August sale. 48-inch Natural Muskrat Coat with shawl collar and wide sleeves, zigzag body, ^r 8*1'$139.50 50-inch Hudson Seal Coat of finest quality, made with large collar and flowing sleeves. Aug. d»CQC A A Sale Price . 26-inch White Coney Coat with side fastening and chin coir«.$75.00 50-inch Hudton Sul (North ern Raft), deep shawl collar and cuffs, side effect, August .$298.50 50-inch Hudton Seal Coat with gathered shawl collar and deep cuffs of American STph,*"': $425.00 32-inch Black Caracul Coat with wide cuffs and black fox collar. August Sale r* $198.50 45-inch Natural Muskrat Coats witn chinchin collar, 1ST.$95.00 32-inch Canadian Bearer Coal with crush collar and large cuffs. August Sale if*..$445.00 32-inch Hudson Seal Coat with wide, flaring cuffs and taupe fox collar. August Si.$298.50 Third Floor Clearance Sale Silk Hosiery Women’* Pure Silk Hose Semi-fashioned pure silk hose in which the shading is so slight as to be scarcely no ticeable, and does not impair the wearing quality. *7Q_ Pair ./ */C Full Fashioned Silk Hose , j Some are plain, others with lace or embroidered clox is t self or contrasting colors. These are from the best j known makers and are all first 1 quality. Regularly priced $3.50 and $4.00. QC Pair . V * ••JO Clocked White Silk Hose | ' All silk full fashioned white hose with embroidered clox in white or colors. These are regularly priced i *4-50- CC Pair. Kiddies’ Sox Regular 50c, 65c and 75c values including both half and j three-quarter length sox of domestic and imported lisles. Rome have fancy clox, others are white with fancy jacquard cuff tops. All sizes, QQ 4 bj to 9*3. Pair . . . *OC Main Floor _ ■ ■ ■ — — — Final Clearance of All Summer Millinery Georgette Pretty Garden Crepe Hats Hats Chain Straw White Sports Hats Felts Without exception every summer hat in the house, regardless of former pricing, is offered at just $1.00. —many are better models that you will enjoy wearing the remaining warm days of the season and that will serve admirably next season. Third Floor y mjit Clearance Sale Knit Underwear “Valora” Union Suits Fine lisle sleeveless suits, made with French band tops in either loose or tight knee style. Sizes 34 to 38. OO Regularly 75c.OOC Sizes 40 to 50. Regularly S5c value. Special .48C Misses’ Union Suits Sleeveless ‘Columbine’ union suits,- made with drop seats and bloomer knees. Regu larly 75c. Sizes AQt* 2 to 7 2 years. Misses’ Athletic Union Suits “Minneapolis” athletic union suits of fine cambric. Made with bloomer knees and pin tabs for garters. OQ Regularly 85c.Oi7C Lisle Union Suits These fine quality suits for women are made with heavy glove silk tops in full shoul der or bodice styles, with tight knees and are reinforced at points of wear. Regular $1.75 and $2.00 -l values .V X «UU “Kayser” Union Suits White and flesh colored “Marvelfit" suits of fine quality lisle. French band or bodice top style with tight knees and special reinforce ments. Sizes 34 to 44. Regu lar $1.25 and no $1.50 values. ... v 1 •V/v Second Floor Leather Hand Bags A Special k Greatly Purchase ^ Underpriced A special purchase of a New York manufacturer’s over-production of smart new hand hags makes possible this extremely low pricing. Paisley Genuine Calf Vachette Morocco Tooled Cordovan Lamb Lined with moire or leather and fitted with change purse and mir- J ror. ( Pouch, envelope, swagger combina tions. double flap, novelty shapes, frame in center and panier'haridle models. Main Floor Imported Samples of Genuine French Earrings $1.00 $1.89 $2.25 The most wonderful lino of sample earrings ihat we have ever shown at the price. They are not a part of a previous stock reduced, but n new purchase of genuine French earrings in h varied assortment of styles and coloring*. Bracelets 49c Barrettes 50c Many new designs of poly- Beautifully sot with chrome or with stone settings. stones of various colors, others up to 82.95. Up to $1.00. Main Flnnr - - J Special Offering Jersey Silk Petticoats An opportune 1 / |\ • All very fine qual t.me to supply f«|| ±/gy Kfirp .tr silk, from our 1 11*'C sprin, stock. Attractively mane of excellent wearing quality Jersey silk. The hem lines are embroidered, soallopd, hemstitched, or tinished with a deep flounce. Black, brown, purple, navy, Breen, Bray and copen. $4.9,r> values $2.48 $8.95 values $3.48 $12.50 values $6.25 $.>.95 values $2.98 $8.95 values $4.48 $18.50 values $9.25 ___ SKond Floor Silk Gauntlets $2.69 An exceptional value in fine Milanese silk cloves for early fall wear. These are the well known Kayser cloves In the popular caunt let style. Main !!«»<»• Toilet Goods Combinations Special Triers I I one HI, ni l i ooi n tmisn. 50c Pepsodent Tooth A Paste, both for.Os3C Safety razors to fit Gillette blades and 6 Gillette r a both for. OUC »1 .00 Fleur d’Amour Talcum, j 25c Roger and <£ | aa Gallet I,ip Stick . v JL s\J\/ $1.50 ( uticle Scissors, 55c I Nall File, | IQ hot h for sP 1 • 1 tj 25e jar "Mum,” 25c ,\moray I Talcum, both V)A for. Z 9C 1 .>0 I almolive Shampoo, $1.00 I .line or Rose Toilet qa Water both for ... Oi/C 1 do*. Peroxide Soap, 35c nail scrub, both o A for «yc $1 00 I.ourna.v Knee Powder, $1.25 l.ournny nr Perfume, both for V 1 $12 5 Man on l.cscaut l-'aee Powder. $2.00 .lasmen or t'hypre Perfume. IQ both for $2.00 hair brush, d» s in 50c rubber comb. V 1 Msin I loot 50c Loumay l emon Cream, 50c l.'Ile d'Amour Cfl Talcum, both for OvfC $1.00 tube “Boncilla" beau* tifier, 75c jar • Bonedla" Cold Cream, *3Q both for V * «»5fc/ $ I 00 Wild Root Hair lore, 25c W ild Root tf* -| Sham poo Soap a *V/U 7oc imported Talcum in black and fold enameled bov, 50c Catnsborouch Rov QQ dor Ho\, both for OicC