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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1923)
Nebraska News \ Nubbins BEATRICE—Th« city commission held Its regular meeting and created a new paving district on North Fifth street. Plans for building a sewer on Efet Court street between Seven teenth and Twentieth streets were discussed. Also the matter of procur ing cheaper gas was up for discussion anjj action on the proposition 16 expected within the next few weeks. COLUMBUS—Bernadette Barrows, S, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Barrows, Platte Center, suffered se vere contusions about the head when •lie was thrown to the pavement from tier father's car, when another auto mobile. driven by two young men. crashed into the Barrow's car and aped on without stopping. COLUMBUS—Rev. O. A. Elliott, SI, former pastor of the Presbyterian church here, is dead at his home in San Diego, Cal., according to a dis patch received by Columbus fr'ends. The Rev. Mr. Elliott was the father of three Presbyterian ministers, who will assist in his burial at San Diego. (^'OLUMBPS—Columbus city fire men have organized four teams of in door baseball for a winter league. Twelve double header games will be played Tuesday evening at the Y. M. C*. A. CQEIJMBUS—Mis. Mary Flynn. 78, tor 40 years a resident of Columbus upon her coming to America from Ire land. died today at St. Mary horp! t il following Injury to a hip received n a fnII two weeks ago. No chTl eiien survive, although she has been stepmother tc 11. all of whom are1 grown. BEATRICE—A. May born, living three miles northwest of the city, lias just finished building a fine farm home which cost approximately 86, 000. It Is modern In every way, water being pumped Into the house by a windmill from ti large well. CALLOWAY—Seven memLers of the Mason City Woodman camp turn ed out and finished the com husking job for Vein Flendn* who had been ur.nble to get to th» 'eld on account of a prolonged attack of rheumatism. CAELOWAY—The barn on the residence property of Mrs. Gust Het ter of Gothenburg was totally de strayed by fire. Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Williamson now reside on the prop erty and their touring car. placed in Hte barn about an hour before the fire, also was completely burned. It is -thought that defective wiring on !U*1 car caused the fire. The loss was only partially covered by Insur ance. c'AI.LOWA Y—Merna Is to have a 'j£w city well the pipes being ell aid and drill work to soon com u'ence. The old well has been pump nf sand and in order to prevent trouble of sand clogged mains a new well is being put down. WYMORE—The Wymore fire-de partment has had a large steam whistle placed on the city plant here to be used in conjunction with the present siren, which was not of suf ficient volume to be readily heard from within closed homes. The whis Ik tf# was installed and tested today. BEATRICE—Tony Hurst. Wymore who was shot In the left leg wirile hunting Thanksgiving day. Is t'dtjoverlng at a hospital here. It is tTfmight it will not be necessary to amputate (he Injured member. For Folds. Grip or Influenza and aw a preventive. take laxative BROMO ‘Jt’IWINfc Tablet* The box beam the *l«r iitur** of K XV Grove. 80c.—Advertisement If You Are Seeking HEALTH Investigate Chiropractic No matter what your ■ disease may be, you can investigate with safety, as no qualified practitioner will ac cent a case he cannot heln. i mu 1712 Dodge, Gardner Bldg. AT lantic 1293 BENO’S of Council Bluffs Says to You: —Don't waste the morn ing hours at this time of the year! Use them to do your shopping— then you may select leisurely and pick each gift with real thought as to its particular fit ness. — Keep in mind that in the splendid city of Council Bluffs this store has served well for over fifty years— you ought to try out our service and low prices. —AH Christmas displays are at their best! "Come on Over* A Store Where Satisfaction la Certain Store hours 8 to 6 each day. eAsk for Colgate's Compacts "Mingling light and fragrance"—shellev Here are two dainty ones to accompany her purse equipment. The round box has powder alone. The diamond shaped one is provided with rouge and powder. Both are rich ebony black with golden Grecian border. Your jeweler will engrive her monogram at slight cost. Purchase early to allow ample time for engraving. Round St.00. Diamond St.25 ft eAsk for Colgate’s Vanity Combination "And on that cheek ... the tinti that glonu"—avaos • / . 1 The final feminine word on the aubject j of personal accessories. A beauty trio. Powder for the pearly tint—rouge for rosy color. A lip stick to make a Cupid’s bow. All encased in ebony black, touched with the color of gold. *'•75 Her monogram enhaneea the ehvrm of thw gifr. Any jeweler will engrave at amall coat. cAsk for Colgate's Lily of The Valley or Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Water "Htrt's firwen fotryou"—iHAxnrr »i i The fragrance of lily of the valley. Pale green like lily items. In a frosted bottle. Open it and the lilies breathe again. Chooie Cashmere Bouquet ll you want several flowers blended. Quite like nothing you’ve ever used. Cash’kere Bouquet Liij of the Valley . . S0< $r.oo tAsk for Colgate’s Cha Ming Extract and Toilet Water ,‘£xtr iharming, rvir Ht-w"— JOHK DYER Silver bought, blossom laden. Dew sparkling in the aunthine. And in the distance, a Chinese temple rising serenely against a vivid sky. Of these does Cha Ming apeak, breathing beauty and fragrance in its exotic blend. A perfume of dis tinction. CHA MING indeed. latrott . $1.00 fi $1 OO Till If'utr .... $l.JO *Ask for Colgate’s Petite Perfumes “/ made a netegay "—l HILLIT Perfume for youngstera. Miniature viala of gathered fragrance. Variety a-plenty. Four little bottles, or in aeta of two with a small cake of Cashmere Bouquet Soap, as illuatrated. 401 *A<{for Colgate's Ribbon Dental Cream "Char at fitarh"—AMMAN NIGHTS For the youngater to give the family. For the family to give the youngster. Ltrgt I I E pass on to you Oliver Wendell Holmes’ opinion that memory, imagination, old sentiments and associations are more readily stirred by a fragrance than almost any other means. With this excellent advice in mind, one chooses COLGATE’S, par ticularly for Christmas. Down the list—from the oldest member of the family to the youngest; from Johnny’s teacher to one’s bosom friend—the gift of COLGATE’S brings twofold pleasure. To the recipient because of its fragrant loveliness and fine quality. To the giver because the joy of giving has not been dampened by the cost. And the pleasure of a COLGATE gift will stir the memory and live in sentiment long after the gift itself has yielded its last precious remnant. COLGATE & CO. 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A distinctly masculine affair that will bring a chuckle of satisfaction. $1-50 t lAskfor Colgate's Exquisite Perfumes "A »f rtch JirtiUeA ferfumt'MILTOM Bottle* of lovely fra grance. Dactyiis, Rose, Violet or Cashmere Bouquet. Lily of the Valle* extract, if you want a heavier scent. SOi ti S/-so Colgate's Cashmere j bouquet soap • **>r£e) t< miiVj' tnw'i ** 4 — Dt MONTAIGM Verbena. Mignonere. Uitader.TktsedKstbe fragrance ot Ca»hniere B uquet Soap suggest. Oictiblonec in the care and patience behind it. Modern in the long last k ing service it g\e$. Ask 1 tor tfce special V. hristmaa [ package. S.*a rj'jukti ( xAsk far Colgate's Floricnt Luxury Face Powder "Si /rvtft f*’r /t*.Y '—rtf it n Outside appealing to one’s taste for luxury. Within is powder of feathery texture, delicately scented with Florieot. Encased in ebony blackness touched svith color of gold. For one's dressing tsble. For the corner of one’s suit esse. 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