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!j/— ‘6“*---~-* Women’s Missionary Federation .... Observes Day of Prayer j ■ ; ' 7 I - !ltev. Ada Slone Anderson cf "Hill side Congregational church was re {elected president ofilthe YV omen's Mis fslonnry federation at .the business • meeting which formed part of the day jet prayer for missions observed yes jterday at tlie First I'bjistiau church. • More than L’OO woigjjrL-.-ivprrscnting 'nine denomlnat ions-a rut 41 different {church societies, togetljer with the YV. • O. T. U., the Y. YV <’"A. and the ' 'ity {Mission, which ate urtlliated members jot the federation, toiflc ]Wrt in the • observance. ' * } Other oflieers Rented are Mrs. ]>. la. {Jenkins, vice' jmesjdeiit; Mrs*. Kd 1!. |Oibbs(-recording,SecretJry; Airs; I- A. If* " '' ■ -t*T—y .... You Can Buy I Spaghetti j I ready cooked iii am groecry store. It pro vides a lint* mrtriuous I meal and fa so appetizing jS when seasoned with a dash • I of the famous B Ilemperrins I SAUCE B THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE J Horuburg, corresponding ;<vretary, and Mrs. I,,. A. Thompson, treasurer. Secretaries fat special depart merits in clude llrs. O. ('• I hlig, secretary for tenipera*flce; Mrs. Carrie Ada Calnp lull, Y. W. C. A. Secretary; Min. C. II. ilmkhouse, secretary of missions; Mrs. A. Ij. Cl'oyd, secretary social wel fare. A gift of SMI out Of the surplus funds of the federation'was voted to he given toward rebuilding the Y. W. c. A. building at. Tokio, destroyed by the earthquake. 9 Mrs. Josephine Van Feursem, a re turned missionary, who spent 12 j-ears at Muscat, Arabia, was tlfj principal speafeer of the afternoop session, ad dressing the federation' on the sub •joet, “What it Means to Be a-Moslem. Woman." She prefaced her speech with a little plea for the International point of view cultivated by missions, adding that she is. a typical example, a,? she is a Swiss giyl, who married an American, fh Bagdad. Mrs. Feursem did not appear in Arabian costume as she Jiftil planned. "Seventy-five per cent of gll the children whose births I heard about, while I was in Arabia, died before reaching the end of their third year,’’ declared Mr*. Van Feursem, who kept record on the children who came un der her observation during lier stay in that country. This extremely high’ death rate', she continued, Is charac teristic of Moslem lands, and Is part ly due to the superstitions of the peo ple. Beaton Drug Co. Fifteenth and Farnam Streets Specials for Saturday and Monday -SPECIALS $3.50 Baby Ben Clocks • for . 82.98 $3.50 Big Ben Clocks for . 82.98 $2.00 Gem Alarm Clocks for . 81.Of) $2.00 Nifty Watches, 81.30 50c Bicycle Cards.39c $5.00 Mah Jongg Sets, rall. wood, beautifully marked. Special—don’t miss this. At.82.98 50c Cuban Wool Auto Sponges for.21* Scott’s Emulsion .. • ..79* 50c box Linen Stationery for . 24* —TOILET ARTICLES 35c Pond's Cold or Vanishing Cream ... 24 C 50e Emufaian otCocoanut Gil Shampoo . 33C 50c Imported Tooth Brushes, 2 for.50C 50c Prophylactic Tooth, Brushes . ..35C Hudnut’s Marvelous Cold Cream . 50 C 75c Fi^ch Dandruff Remover Shampoo ..*..... 59C 65c Kotex . . . .49C $1.25 Fiver’s,_Azurea or Le Trefle Face" Powder, 75C Inana Tooth Paste .... 39C Squibb’s Dental Paste, 3^C 50c Hair Groom ...... 12c 50c Orazin Tooth .Paste, 20C 50c Pebeco Tooth Paste, 32C $1 50 Van Ess for the hair for.SI .Of) $1.00 Lucky Tiger Hair Tvonie for...7 9C 50c Brilliantine .32C 30c Kolynos Tooth Paste for ... 1.22C ,76c Stacomb for the hair at ....... 54C 50c Goutorbe Rouge, new raspberry shade.39C $1 50 Go-.itorbe Rose Face Powdei^.. 89C -PIPE SMOKES Don’t Mi*» This Opportunity Saturday and Monday „ | $1.15-Tuxedo, lb. cans, 85C Tuxedo, small size . .. . IOC 10c Bull Dur ham, 2 pkgs. for ... 14C 25c Blue Boar for ... 19C $1.50 Prince Albert, pound cans . . 98C CIGARETTES Lucky Strikes, 2 for .. 25c - Ca.rt. 81.10 Che. sterfields or Camels. 2 for only 25c Girt. 81.10 CIGARS 10e Melrose Cigars, ca.. 6C Box of 50 . 83.00 All 10o Cigars, 3 for 25C Box of 50 .'.84.00 -FOR MEN-— $1.00 Gillette Razor Blades for. ..> 60* Auto Strop' Razor with .two . blades and strop, Safbrday only, rill for ....... 60* Gillette Gold Razor with three blades, special ... 70* $1.00 Gem Rto’zor with blades 1 for ..30* Safetee Shaving Cream or Stick, 2 for 3-1* 35c Mennen's Shaving t'roa.m fof ___ ■ :-27* 35c Palmolive Shaving Cream for .. • 23* _j_^-SOAPS 25c Packer’* Tar .... 10* 25c "Woodbury’* .10* 26c Cuticura .’.I 0* 30c dtesinol Soap.21* -RADIO SETS Our experts are always at your service up to midnight. $1.50 Ducon Receiving Plugs for only .81.19 $7.50 Radio Crystal Set for Saturday.84.98 $15.00 complete Radio Crys tal Sets with head phones, aerial plug for electric light socket and ground wire, ready to tune in..89.88 . $5.00 Murdock Head Phones for . 83.98 $5.00 True Tone, 3,000 Ohm«, for .. S4.15 $6.00 Branded Head Phones for . 84.95 All Tubes, Batteries, Phones, Horns at Special Prices. Michigan Midget Set; easy to out out local stations; for. 827.00 Crosley Ace Type No. 6, 2 tubes 824.00 Crosley Ace No. 3, 3 tubes .842.00 Crgslcy Ace, Type No. 5, , single tube,.816.00 Neutrodyne Receiver, 5 tube.- for ..SI 50 -ELECTRICAL All Electric Good* Guaranteed by U». $3.00 Curlex Improved Elec tric , Curling Iron, detach able for Marcel wave, for .#1.19 $2.f>0 Electric Stoves, $1.99 $1,25 Improved Three-Way Plugs for .79<* $1.00 Double Socket Two Way Plugs, special, 50£ $6.50 Electric Toaster, auto matically turns bread, for - ®'*.39 Perfection Electric • Flat Iron, special, 83.49 10 to 50-Watt Edison Mazda Lamps ..30<* $1.50 10-ft. Extension Cord with all connections for globe at only ■. . .. .89<* -DRUG WANTS 60c Resinol Ointment. . 4J»<^ 30c Laxative'Bromo Quinine for .21<? $1.00 S S. S., large size, for .'. $1.43 $3.75 Ilorlick’g Hospital Size Malted Milk.$2.89 $1.00 Scott’s Emulsion, 79£ 25c Mentholatum . • • 17C 50c Lysol .37<* 75c X L 92 per cent Rubbing Alcohol, pints . . 49<? 25c Honest .lohn Corn .Piasters for 12* ; 30c 2 dozen SquiBb's Aspirin Tablets .'. . 1,">£ $1.50 Lyko Tonic . 98£ •10c Castoria . 25t? $1.25 Pinkham Vegetable Compound .. 94£ 60c Norwich "Milk o*f Mag nesia, full pints . . . 33<* -RUBBER GOODS $2,75 2-qt. Davol Family Combination Fountain Syringe nn£ W^ter Ilottle for .81.70 $1.26 2-qt. Velvet fountain j Syringe for ., mJ' Lambert’s listerine $1.00 Size 79c MAIL ORDERS A»frl 0 rents on overy.dollar or fraction thereof to cover packing and postage. ■\ti expe' taj\b'mother. pursue! the speaker, Is.fpie^d ttfe sleep op a bag "f spud in the meanest room in tiie house, anil must dress in dirty rags. This is ht order to itisgulso her (run ■ vll spirit's; w tv 1 are believed.to have power over her at this time. In addi tion she must fast lyul, wliat ill u desert, <•' ixe ujnuiii ts to t mire, she must go without water for 10 days. Such hars'h treatment, said tlie missionary,'is one of the reasons why so many Arabian women die in child birth or confract terrible fevers. When the child is born, it is streak ed with charcoal and ochre to make it look ugly and uncared for so that ihe evil spirits who have power over it during the first two years of its life nfay not tl)ink it worth killing. If the child is n boy and so'specially precious, he Is hidden in a cradle un der a heavy black cloth, under which he 14 sometime* kept half smothered for a% long as seven months. These methods of protection result In n death rate which give a certain amount of color to the legends of the .eyil spirits and their power. Debate oh Music. Leigh. v Ncb., March 7.—A debate on the subject, "Resolved, That ihe [Trend of Popular Music 1* More Tie grading than Uplifting,” was a fea ture of the Woman's club mooting, which attracted as many visitors as members, at an open meeting held at the home of Mrs. It. H. Uoodge. The judges decided the debate in favor ot the affirmative. Midland College Notes The I’J-ii kappa Literary society gave its first anniversary program and banquet February 29. The pro gram was given in Clemmons hall in the afternoon and the banquet at the Pathfinder hotel in the evening. l)r. O. H. Pannkoke from the Unit ed Lutheran church headquarters in New York city is at Midland making preliminary preparation for the en dowment campaign which will bo carried on this spring. Dr. Pann koke will have charge of the cam paign. A linen shower for Miss Lula Bon derson was given at the home of Mrs. Willet Meyers Saturday. The hostesses were Misses Harriet Turn er, Arbhur Allen, Bugenia Krause and Mrs. Meyers. President J. F. Krueger went to Oakland, Neb. Saturday to conduct the funeral of Miss Naomi T.arson, a Student at Midland college during 1921 and 1922. Miss Larson died sud denly at Bridgeport, Neb., where she was teaching in the commercial de 1 artment of the high school. An address on "Folk Music” was given by Mrs. Forrest L. Shoemaker iif the music department at the Y. W. C. A. meeting Wednesday. Mrs. Shoemaker's talk was illustrated by the folk songs of different nations. / | Vour Problems V/ j Dear Miss Allen: I am a young woman. beef) married four years and li\o on a ranch 30 miles from town, and my problem is clothes. I go so little that 1 only, need one k<i<k1 outfit, hot 1 like it to be both practical and pretty. Wish you would help me plan a spring suit. It will be my best for some time, so want something that will be good and not out of style too soon. 1 am tall, slim and have black bobbed hair, wear It straight. What style suit should 1 get? flow long should the skirt he? Should the jacket he long or short, loose or belted? Are tuxedo collars good? And I am thinking of getting a Spatdsh lace and satin blouse to wear with suit, one of the loose, wide, al most sleeveless type. Saw them last year. Will they he good this year? What kind of slippers should I get—satin, patent leather? I want them to be suitable for fall wear. too. Should I wear silk Or ktd gloves with suit? You understand I don't go to any very dressy afTaJrs, but want to look well when I go any place. G. C. If you want to wear a suit, you have picked a good year for It, for suits are back, very much In the fashion. Just the right sort, too, for your purposes, for the smartest of them are made of dark blue twills, and other new woolens, on Etrictly tailored lines. The only variation Is a tiny white or gray stripe. They are equally good, cut either single or double breasted. The blouse problem Is simpler than It's ever been. Over-blouses, which never slip out at the belt, and thus always look neat, are the newest note. The Spanish lace blouse yon plan would hardly be In good taste with these suits, f think. ENJOY SUNDAY DINNER —at— Special Roast Nebraska Fatted Young TURKEY With Pecan Dressing and Cranberry Sauce 35c i Special Old Fashioned STRAWBERRY SHORT CAKE With Plenty of Fresh Strawberries ?nd Whipped Cream 20c Hotel Rome Cafeteria “Open 24 Hour* it Dar." Douglas / phone AT. \ leiT Harney UmmAT. i»717S Where Quality and Service Predominate SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY’S SELLING Prime Rolled Rib Roast, per lb. .22Vfc£ 1 Small Lean Pig Pork Loin Roast, per lb. . . 17* it Fancy Young Veal Breast, per lb.• • • • - 81-.'C* Fancy Tender Pot Roast, per lb.lll/it Lean Pig Pork Roast, per lb. ,.lOVsi** . . Pig Pork Spareribs. per lb. .... .. Best cuts Fancy Shoulder Roast, per lb.. . 14*,2£ Fancy Young Veal Roast, per lb. ... 13c-12h«t Sniall Lean Fresh Hams, 1 j or whole, lb. 17j2<* Dold’s Narrow Lean Breakfast Bacon, per lb. ...191-J# 48-Uxrsack Pillsbury’s Best Flour, per sack .....$1.68 Oatmeal, large size Quick Quaker or Armour’s, per pkg.25£ Oatmeal, small size Quick Quaker or * Armour’s, per pkg.-12^<* 15c pkg. Self-Rising Pancake Flour, per pkg.12’i<£* Q Macaroni or Spaghetti, 4 pkgs. .25^ Large size cans Dr. Price’s or Rum ford’s Baking Powder . . . .20<* Grapefruit, extra large and juicy, 3 for ..25d Grapefruit, nice and juicy, each. . . .5^ Per dozen . 551 Oranges, nice and sweet, per dozen ;.17,/2<^-23<^ 10 lbs. Best Granulated Sugar.. . .95C Walker’s Chili Con Carni, 2 cans. .25C Advo or Kamo Midget Peas, can. .25C Bulk Cocoa, 3 lbs. . .. .25C Cocoanut, bulk, nice and fresh, lb.25C Salmon, Red, 1-lb. tpll can.25C Van Camp’s Milk, large can..IOC . Rice, very fine, per lb.■7*64’ Del Monte Peaches, large cans. . . -25C Del Monte Pears, large can.30C Malt, Blatz Malt and Hops, can.'. . 50C 30c pkgs. Figs, per pkg. -20C Cooking AppleB, 4 lbs..25C Head Lettuce, nice, and crisp ....IOC 3 for...25C We carry the largest and fanciest line of Fresh and Fancy Fruits and Vege tables in the city. Coffee prices are advancing. We are still selling our Central Special Coffee at, ' per lb...30tf 3 lbs. for ..gg<? Ideal Meadow Gold Better Butter, per lb. .52• Fancy Old Yellow Loaf Cheese, lb.25£ Guaranteed Fresh Country Kfjgrs, per dozen . .25‘ Carton lc extra. Central Xtra Pkg. Butter, lb....49’ ‘2C M’COMB’S CANDIES Delicious Milk Chocolate Stars, lb.43<^ Sujrar Dates, stuffed with nuts, lb-54C ITEN SATURDAY SPECIALS | Ideal Rainin' Cookies, Cocoanut Snap* | arid Country Cake, 2 lbs. . .45tf I Try a half can Iten's Graham Cracker?, delicious and wholesome. Pearl White Soap The Big, New Bar * (r^H®c2«iD COFFEE l I u I r i ■ > _ (•'Neill Woman'* Club Re-Kleets President O Neill, Neb., March T.—Mr*. J. F C11 Mg an "as reelected president of O'Neill Woman's flub, all hough she had requested that her mime lie r.ot considered for re-election. In com pliment to her highly successful ad ministration of the clubs afTalrs. other members refused to be candi dates to succeed h-r and her it-elec tion was unanimous. Ollier okcers are as follows: Mrs. .1. J. Harrington, vice president; Mrs. It. M. Sauers, second vice president: Mr*, tv. F. Willging, recording secre tary: Mrs. George A. Miles, corre sp< tiding secretary: Mrs. I’. J. O'Don nell,' treasurer; Mrs. O. .1. Malone, custodian: Miss Anna O'Donnell, auditor, Doane College Notes. President John N. Bennett filled the pulpit of the First Congregational church of Shenandoah, la., Sunday. Rev. Hudson H. Pittman of Shenan doah preached In the First Congre gational church of Crete both morn ing and evening. Mr. Pittman also addressed the students in chapel Monday morning. The Doane players held their an nual banquet in the Rotary club "Don’t Moke a FRUIT CENTER 1611 LEAVENWORTH ST. JA ckaon 5131 JA ckson 5131 We Give S. A H. Green Trading Stamps We Sell Meat at Knockout Pricaa SPECIALS—0 TILL 12 SATURDAY ONLY f Pork Roast, strictly fresh, 1b. c Pork Chops, lb.10c Bacon, lean, lb. . .11c Salt. 10c pkg.Sc Prunes, fb. 10c Pure Rendered I.ard (2-lb. limit), per lb. ..11c Carnation Milk, tali cans (2 limit), 2 cans for .19c Fancy Coffee (limit 2 lbs.), lb. 25c Orange Marmalade (limit of three glasses), 3 for . 10c Br’er Rabbit Molasses, 4 25c cans for .25c Our Prices on Groceries and Meats Can’t Be Beat—Satisfaction Guaranteed V^eal Chops, lb. .12VjC Shoulder Steak, lb.12'ic Veal Boils, 4 lbs.25c Tli, Quality Soap PURITAN MALT EXTRACT HIGHEST QUALITY Fruit Center Ha, It --- ’? i ALWAYS GOOD ■au'Yatrb th. Fruit C,nt,r Special^gg room of the Coemopolltsn hotel of Crete. February 23. Thirty three members were present. The new In itiate* of the organization were re quired to put on a program after the banquet, bater a one act play, "The Conquest,” directed by Miss Billie Bennett of the dramatic art deiiart ment, was presented. The cast of this play was composed of the Misses Mvrna Jones, Carolyn beavitt, burlle B'als. and Mr. I>. I-aase. Prof. A. G. Heyhoe of the psychol ogy department gave the first of his series of lectures on ‘‘Imagination" at the T. M. C. A., bincoln, Monday. Miss b. M. Carter, head of the de ! part ment of modern languages at [ Doan», has been asked to apeak be fore the modern languor* section of the stale teachers' association meet ing In Lincoln, March 11-13. Krnest Hprk-gel of Clay Center r» turned to li-iam last week end has t nrolled in ilia college for this pre* ent seme st*, Lawrence Smith of Lincoln spent the week end in Crete visiting h»a parent!- Mr. and Mrs. IT. G. Smith. Mrs O. W. Baldwin, '96, will give a pipe organ recital In the First Con gregational church of Crete, Sund»} evening, March 9, thus commemor atlng her 10th anniversary as church j organist. IOv-rj body likes to laf. Do yoor shaic Send your jokes to the Local Laf 1'ditor The Omaha Bee. i - ’ TROPICAL FRUIT Fine for the Kiddies, end Grown-ups, too. An abundance of choice tropical fruits in smooth velvetjr DELICIA Vanilla. DELICIA IS FROZEN FRESH DAILY OF THE PUREST AND FINEST MATERIALS There's a DELICIA dealer in your neighborhood who will be clad to serve you in. any of the popular styles tnd flavors. £™FAIRMONTCREAMERYGO£» <STA»usMtolM4* Delicia Ice Cream I The Biggest Bargain of Today! A Copper Washer for a Silver Dollar rhe ever popular copper tub elec trie washer that will do your famil> washing better, in less time and without work on your part. Offeree now on the most liberal terms— • 1 AND ONLY *5 A Month Nebrdskd M Power <5. For Contra) .Information. Phono HA rney 1325. - The Stores With Telephone Service | 1 he Store Near Your Home With the Hand on the Window Sells These Goods at Attractive Prices NORTH OF FARNAM JA. 3935. Rosenberg A Co., 402 N. 24th. HA. 031S. Rcsen, J.. 2789 Davenport. AT. 6282. Rotenblum, L., Grocery. 604 N. 16th. JA. 1098. Wtlln, C. P„ Grocery Co.. 3001 Cuming. HA. 0742. California Grocery and Meata, 3225 Californio. WE. 1021. Moeller Bros.. 1702 Clark WA. 0254. Knudaen. H. J.. A Son. 4547 Cumin* WA. 5892. Clifton Hill Grocery. 2221 Military Ave. W A. 4206. Wolfe. C. N. A Son. 5211 Maple. WE. 1902. Fmkenatein. A.. 2002 N. 24th. W’E. 2141. Economy Grocery and Meats, 27th nod Grant. NORTH OF LAKE. WE. 1475. Rosenblatt A Son. 2802 N. 16tb. WE. 2437. Hughes, D. J, 3504 N. 16th KE. 0603. Pankrats, Otto A Co, 3406 N. 34th KE. 0240. Kelley. Cbas. F„ 4720 N. 24th KE. 0955. Col fas Grocery. 4503 N. 30th. KE 0052. Kuppig, J. H, 4704 N. 30th. KE. 2075. PereJman Bro*.. 5970 N. 30th. KE. 5714. Larimer’* Ca*h Grocery, 6509 N. 30th. K.E. 0310. Meycraon Meyer, 4104 Grand Av*. SOUTH OF F Alt NAM. HA. 0100. Sommer Bro*., 2501 Farr.am. JA. 1667. Nielsen's Grocery and Meat*. 1002 S. 24th. HA. 4161. Leavenworth Grocery. 2615 Leavenworth. HA. 0420. Albert. Lota*. 3422 Leavenworth. WA. 6075. Newman. Ben. 5203 Leavenworth. HA. 0640. Newman. Juliua. 1337 Park Av*. HA. 3652. Jackaon Street Grocery, 3424 Jackaoa. SOUTH OF CENTER. HA. 1155. Graham. J. B. A Son. 2353 S. 29th. HA. 0653. Rowan, Wm. and Sen. 3701 Geld. JA. 3563. Aaorin. Harry. 2330 S. 20th. MA. 0490. United Proviatow Store. 4917 S. 24th. MA. 0534. Hevlth A Fisher. 5014 S. 20th. MA. 3676. Newman, A., 24th and U c A A D “PEARL WHITE” THE LAUNDRY SOAP 01 DADO 07* 3UMr y_3 C— Old Dutch Cl—Mr 24c_dL A PMflD # C YEAST FOAM, package 6c CREAM OF WHEAT, package 21c SWAHSDOWH, Cake Fleer, 31c PAHCAKE FLOOR,-™."::": pkg.15c MAZOLA, Qaarts, 55c CHOCOLATE, SXT&. Each 21c SOAP CHIPS, Chlpso, large Pkg. 23c EGOS, Fresh Fares Dozen 27c GROOMS, BISS—..51 e ani||l/l|| Nature’* Haalthia*! 94a drlllAvIl, Food—Largo Can nNv RAISINS, l«'du!*or Package, 16c Fruits and Vegetables NEW CABBAGE—From new car of Texas cab bage; fine for boiling, cold slaw or /J salads. Pound .OC CRANBERRIES—Tart,and tasty: the last « r _ of the season: par lb...A 3 C LETTUCE—Choice solid heads: grown in Cali fornia; shipped in ice to arrive in fresh ng and criap condition. Per head. 3 ford£3C SEEDLESS GRAPE FRUIT— Urge and juicy “Atwood's.'’ Free from seeds, and Q ■* sweet; 3 for . J 1 C GRAPE FRUIT—Extra large. "Blue Og Goose,” 3 for. Ae3C ORANGES—The sweetest of the season, go Buy freely. Large site. 2 do ten .... vOC CARROTS—Grown in Texas and shipped fresh for the northern tables • sj/% 3 bunches for.. mvC COOKING APPLES—Fine for pies and sauce. These apples at this season are also fine /? g* _ for table u«e. 10 lb*.. OOC SPECIALS in MEATS and Fresh, Smoked and Canned FISH Wh«a Ycu Telephone Yt>ur ^rd*ru BITTER Choice Creamery Bolter Lb. 54c GEM RUT MA FGA RIT E, Made in Pmaha Lb. 25c MACARONI, Skinner's. Fkg. 10c, 3 for 25c COFFEE T.','r T ib, can 47c, 3 lb. can $1.23 MALT^Rlch, Strong, Pure, Safe, per can, 63c FI A IIP “fclue Bell” 24-lb. sack 89c, 48 lb. sack $1,69 ■ Omar Wonder 24-ib. sack 95c. 48-ib. sack $1,75