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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 14, 1924)
f 3ig Drive Begins Next Wednesday ^ .. • Schools and Churches Are Boosting Campaign for Charity Agencies. Boys and girls of Omaha schools are doing everything they can to help the $402,000 Community Chest drive which will begin next Wednesday. Clothes so that they can attend school, doctor's care when they are sick, visits from nurses are some of the benelts of children of the city from 29 organizations which are sup Vorted by tne Community Chest. Boy .Scouts, Camp Fire Girls and Wolf Cubs are backed by the chest, llo is the Men’s Service League for Boys, which had charge of boys’ week tast spring. The school children are strong for the chest. Circulars to school teachers, to he read and distributed to children, were sent out In behalf of the Community Chest. The circulars ask support for the drive in every way possible. R. A. Van Orsdel, chairman of the speak V ers’ bureau of the campaign, address 7 ed school superintendents and princi pals Wednesday. He was promised unqualified support for the drive. Churches are also behind the move ment. Every pastor is expected to rake a plea for funds in his sermon Jr at some other time during the serv ices Sunday. Industrial division captains were to meet Thursday afternoon, with E. C. Loucks, chairman. The captains are taking care of th» solicitation of funds in their companies. "One Day’s Pay" will be the bfflclal slogan of the campaign. Methods of the Community Chest and the 29 wel fare organizations which derive sup port from it, are being studied by the economic classes of Technical High school Beatrice Youth to Scejk Wc9t Point Appointment Beatrice, Nov. 13.—Private Fred C. Arnold of. Company C will take the examination at Lincoln for admission to West Faint Military academy. One member from each guard company in th$ state will take the examination and the one averaging the highest score will be the successful contest ant. Curfew at Emerson. Emerson. Nov. 13.—The curfew law has been put into effect here and ail children under 16 must be off the streets by 8:30 o'clock at night. \ -—■ ■ ■ 1 ■ — A ~ The Daily Cross Word Puzzle } Solution of yesterday’s puzzle. f f Horizontal. 2— Musical note. 3— Any. / --X ‘Little Lady’ Coats Fashioned in Half Sizes to Meet the Requirements of the Petite Figure $ November Sale Price* F. W. Thorne Co. 1812 Farnam ... | ' ![ nnwN " 4 • • Sends a Genuine Victor or Columbia Phonograph to Your Home For Father and Son Week Imagine possesslng.one of these wonderful Instruments by paying only one dollar down and selecting and paying for a few records! Think of all the Joy, entertainment and amusement it will bring to the entire family throughout the long winter evenings! See them today. "We have the largest stock in the city to select from. Sdunolkr & JHueller Piano C? UH'KrUlrDod^e St.. * * Onuiu | To the Women of Omaha M We have placed the advertisement here especially for HI your attention, to urge you to see— | BLANCHE SWEET , | CONRAD NAGEL ■ in a screen masterpiece, I“TTCC the | I Lou D’Urbervilles” 9 Which opens a 7-day engagement at the SUN Theater, jy starting tomorrow. mu / §T We know this sort of an appeal has been made to you fJ before—but we are more than anxious to have you §1 see this photoplay, for we are confident you will agree K with us that Blanche Sweet’s work in this picture far K surpasses anything she has done heretofore. You will ■ actually live her life, watch every move she makes . E and leave the theater well satisfied and delighted that f 9 you acted on our judgment and recommendation. 6—Insect. 9—Behind. 11— To exist. 12— To disseminate. 14— Opening. 15— Lacework. 18— Exclamation. 19— Goddess of earth (Greek). 20— Small axe. 23— Italian river. 24— To corrode. 25— Roman coin. 27—Unit. 29—Quick. 30— -Negation. 31— Postscript (abbr.) Vertical. 1— Flap. 2— Saint (abbr.) 4— North America (abbr.) 5— Belonging to It. 7—Final yield. S—Small child. 10—Mist. 12— Political division. 13— A British island. 14— King of Bashan (Bibliral). 16— A winglike part. 17— Born. 20— Honorable (abbr.) 21— Domestic animal. 22— To draw. 23— Mug. 26— Pen. 2S—Half an em. 29—To wit. The solution will appear tomorrow. (Copyright, 1924.) Sunday School Workers in Convention at Odell Odell, Nov. 13.—At a convention of the Gage county Sunday schools held here Wednesday evening, Margaret E. Brown and H. B. Kimberley of Lincoln were principal speakers. Twenty-five delegates were in at tendance. Beatrice and local speak ers were on the program today. COLD WEATHER COAL SERVICE We are on our toes, ready to serve you—a complete line of domestic fuels, and a grade for every pocket book. ATLAS, Furnace GENUINE DIXIE $8.50 a Ton “RADIANT” Omaha's Finest “BEACON”, the King of Soft Coals —— LUMP, Grate, per ton.$10.50 NUT, per ton .$0.75 Qr¢ Gal Co. The Yellow Front at Si 16th and Laird. WE 7121 iBURBON&Oal DistincMecflpparclcfiftCroty^Bldg. Sixteenth Between Farnam and Douglai --- I [1 ' Knitted Caps 49c 11 Wool Remnants 1.GO In 0" Knit cap* for Kiris and boys for Several thousand yards of* all-wool dross goods school wear. All wanted coloring. in various lengths. Many pieces to match. Lse- II __ _ ful for dresses and infants’ frocks. * U Q Friday and Saturday in Our Basement B„(m,nt-South M Basement—Arcade _ _II jfb;wa>Efc j^lrftfsjli ii \S^ OupBar&ain Basomeivt n 5 Friday, Saturday t Bargain Basement} jjlSale of STANDARD DOMESTICS g S fabrTcs ! broadcloth 8 D I 5,000 yards guaranteed fast color dress fab- A A1 s^Mvored wash fabric for men's^and 4 Q|| I M fl I shades"Anderson’^fast1 color PuriUn English j- 4 4 A OnTof our Wry best offering*. V v5 N II | prints. Renfrew tub-fast suitings and similar !■ 7 V Regular 75c V.lu. I |j " I materials in practical mill lengths. ! Basement—North 1 y I |f I Basement—North I ! Silkoline Shirting Madras j Q U I Standard quality. Th^wanted womens ' o^erblouses, pa- . OC« Aborted de-’ ' 35C 1 It fl "tc "in0-soned plain 25C ^ted faT^ “ ” ' J 8*„s and colors. |U U shades and fancy designs . F|anne| D^SS Flai1liel jj It I LenOX Cretonne Outing The season’s favored dress fab-' 111 [J f laCllllA 36-inch, heavy quality, . ric in a range of beautiful y OQft | H 2 I 3fi-inch. An extra quality ini - and aRRorted fancy styles and HQU . d plaidg. 35 inches (J3|j I I ff I tapestry and floral effect^ ! QQa colorR. A width that cuts to ^ J I || 1 I For pretty draperies, furniture advantage. I ff : cover nK? tc _ Ontine Flannel Comforter Sateen fl 1 I Zephyr Gingham OUtl S j A durable material in a range I || 2 I A fine quality, 32 inches wide, | JhitTand atsorted^aney de- 1 4 1 p of beautiful floral effects. As- J0Q I fl fl I in a range of beautiful mu l *JKp signs and colors. Specially |iT9V sorted designs and colorings. „ I H | I color effects and checks. As- priced for Friday. L B..ement-North I || 2 I sorted colors. Baaement—North _■ II fl I Basement—North ' _“ 3 Friday’s Sale of Blankets, Beddings [j 3 Heavy Cotton Sanitary Down Wool Plaid Beacon Indian JJ j Blankets Pillows Blankets Blankets Q 3 10 cases extra Filled with best All-wool plaid' In a splendid va- M ECn “".rd- zzzzx iflCU K 2.69 sswaa 5.50 «*■*«# ■- --avt 4.95 n 11 colored borders. WW warranted down- scoured. Shipped ular blanket bind- JJ 2 Double bed size. proof. Size 22x edges. Pair— ing. Each— fl pair_ 28 inches. Each, 7 M [J Basement—West Basement—West Basement-West Basement—West Ij 3 life Mattress Slip Sateen Covered Plaid Wool 200 All-W ool jj*j Covers Comforters Blankets Blankets U fl Made of standard rilled with a specialty 1 1° an assortment *'** '* V*«a~*h”' f| U ‘ ... . , 1 processed white «m- 0f pretty plaids , 0 U H quality unbleached tary cotton, brsuti- * r I I Bin wool. Colors, ro»c. A ^k f a muslin Double lfu"r scroll .titchcd. and colors. With blue, l.vrnder. and h U*1 H bed size 2 25 Jr.TchPo?hcr, w,thr'mc- soisette binding. tan beautifullyhound OlVV jl Twin Td size- s"? "*« *"«• ™ «»• Ttt,?. H fi 200 »*. ia,r— K,'h“ n 1 Basement_West Basement—West Basement—West Basement—West j, J U Attention Men! Storm Welt Women s High and Low Boys , Girls and n Service Shoes shoesChildren’s Shoes n 3 97 Pair 2.37 and 2.87 gf m raiT a special group which we have Value, to $5 00 1f priced at a very low figure because j j ^ These shoes were built expressly for men they are odd lots, broken sizes and Shoes of mahogany and black calfskin or Dl who do outdoor work. Made of tan taw- onds. Their excellent quality makes patent colt, with counters, insoles, soles | skin uppers, overweight double extension them a splendid value. Many and heels of solid leather, some have rub CJoodycnr welt viscolized soles, damp- trade-marked shoes in the lot. her heels. Broad nature and footform Q proof and wearproof linings and rein- Sizes 2!3 to S. Widths AAA to R. lasts. Children's sizes, 2.371 hoys* anf forced stitching throughout. All sizes, t» Buement—Arcade girls’ size*, 2.87. U* a i No Refunds or Exchanges. Basement—Arcade *»*«**■■* No Mail or Phone Orders. ■ Men’, Blanket " ~~~T---TT^~.-, _ _ omcn * II Bathrobes, 3.98 Exceptional Offer,ng of mm Rettibloomers, 95c L Made of Lawrence blanket cloth, ■ A II A A I P 11 Dat nock with buttons; ■ ■ ■ V ■■■WH ,w.» pockets; mJ ll H II B m BB ■ giHle Assorted color, and W garters. a patterns. All si.-es. Basement—Center —»■—- — Art Squares - Men's Pants | Brushed Wool 0 1.95 2.95 3.95 4.95 Mittens, 35c Well made, with plain or cuff Women's and children’s brushed D bottoms and belt loops. Wors wool mittens with long cuffs, teds, cassimeres, cheviot*, cor- Assorted farcy color*. 50c duroy, etc., stripes and mixtures. values. ^ Sizes 28 to 42 waist. Basement—Center |1 _Baiement— Arcade 2 Men's Leather Vests Children’s Gloves tnd Q 9.95 Mittens,59c-l.75 DFor outdoor work and sport Leather and jersev glove*, nut. woar. Made of all leather with len* ami gauntlets in brown and pocket and two" lower' pockets. The genuine t’ongoleum in sligh! mill seconds, cut from the l:”'- All full lined. All sires, fl size* 36 to 4 • roll- A verj practical and economical floor coves nr, an it Basement- Center || ‘ B.i.m.ni Artad«* lies smoothly on the floor without tacking, is easily and U quickly cleaned with a damp mop, and is inexpensive. De D_. I al* a signs and colors suitable for nil vooms tile, carpet ami itni- W omen's W ool flannel blurts tation hardwood pattern*. 1 QC 4 QC 0 QC »siz .i.e . 7.05 6.9 *i*. . 5.75 GlUntletS, 1.00 M 1.99 dt.99 9.99 9»i06 .i.e .7.20 3.6 ..1.20 i I Of all wool flannel, heavy and »«» . «.1§ 2*3:*. . 25<* Hrmhci wool sport gauntlet, U medium weight. Collar attached 7-6x9,!,...5.25 I8«36 ,n.h . 17c with large bell cuffs rtamcol D*t Vie, .with one and two pockets. . c „ ?" w ",h ■tnped cuffs. Assorted color*. Size* 14 to 17. Tb. Brand.i. Star#—Ba.amrnt We.t \\ em«t. * and ni**r> ,u - Baiement - Arcade aaHiaa^HBanMMnaaBBaMMaaHmaaMi Rairminl Crater