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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1925)
| The Daily Cross Word Puzzle By RICHARD H. TING1.KY. ' » Horizontal 1. Aloft. ■ 3. Near. 5. Musical note. V. One's father. 9. A portion. 11. Somewhat (suffixI. 13. Violently to close a door. 15. Another musical note. .16. A public lobby. 18. Comparative degree (suffix'. 19. To depart. 20. Prefix meaning “not.” 21. And, In French. 23. Preposition. 23. A social afternoon gathering. 26. Pep. 28. The title of one of Rider Hag gard's wild African stories. 30. Before. 32. A lake in Louisiana. 33. Wrath. 34. A refusal. 35. Three. 37. To have one's dinner. S9. Goddess of earth. 41. Like. 42. The Empire State (abbm 43. One. any. 44. Receiving office (abbr.) 46. A country in Africa. 49. One thousand and fifty. 50. Half a quart. 52. A king of Judah. 63. High table-land 65. Preposition. 56. A river in Italy 5T. Otherwise. 18. Bone. Vertical. 1. Plural personal pronoun. 8. An outdoor sport. 5. To exist. 4. A student of mental processes. 6. Part of "be.” 7. A Brazilian state. 8. Another part of “be.” It). One’s mother. 11. One of Jupiter's loves. 12. Personal pronoun. 14. The. In French. 16. Political suffrage 17. Retaining wall. ' 19. Convulsive breathing. . 20. That Is (abbr.) 22. Musical note. 24. The capital of New Jersey 25. A dogma. 27. Purposed. 29. Horizontal (abbr.) 31. River. 36. Sun God of Horizontal 88. Always. 40. The Emerald Isle 43. Besides. 43. A Biblical city. 47. Georgia (abbr ' 48. One's father. 49. .Myself.* 30. 3.14159-j-. 51. Township tabbr t Rl. Mister (abbr. i 54. A Roman coin. The solution will appear tomorrow. 'Copyright, 8m.) Solution to yesterday’s puzile. 101 Facts About I Omaha t ^_j 8T. Omaha is leading city In the world In the number of telephones per capita with 284 telephones for every 1,000 persons. 88. Omaha is headquarters for one of seven divisions of the Western Union Telegraph company, the offices of the central division here supervis ing 26ft city offices, 138 branch offices and 4,680 joint railway offices in seven states. 89. Four dally newspapers and 70 periodical publications are published in Omaha. 90. Omaha is headquarters city of M. J. Brandenataln A Co., Terminal Warehouee Co., 10th and Jonaa Sta., Omaha. Granaweg A Schoentgen Co., Wholreale Oiatrlhulora _ Telephone JA chaon 1302.___ I BERNICE COAL 1 Arkansas Anthracite 1 We Have a Fresh Supply UPDIKE »Lco!S.Eco. 1 See Sample of This Coal at Hayden’s Grocery Dept. I e\, , ' •' I he Northwestern Bell Telephone com pany which operates in five states. 97. Omaha is headquarters for the Western Newspaper union, furnishing a news service to every state in the union. 92. Omaha is third city in the United States in the number of elec tric light users in proportion to its population. 93. Omaha's municipal gas plant serves 43,624 consumers. 94. Omaha is headquarters of the Seventh corps area of the United States army. Military activities in Nebraska. Kansas, lown, Missouri, North and South Dakota, Minnesota and Arkansas are directed by corps area staff officers in Omaha. 95. Two important military stations. Fort Crook, occupied by the Seven teenth infantry regiment., and Fort Omaha, are situated in Omaha. 96. The Omaha postoffice handled 159,600,000 letters, sold $2,900,000 worth of stamps and handled nearly 7,000,000 pieces of parcel post in 1924. 97..Omaha is the central station nl the transcontinental air mail route and national headquarters of the air mail branch of tile postal service— the only government headquarters bureau outside of Washington, D. C. 98. The original plat of Omaha was m i i i ■ ■ mint ■ ■ ii rii i made in 1854 and the citj- was ineor pcrated in 1SST. 99. Omaha has the commission form of "government operating under a home rule charter. 100. Omaha's tax rate is lower than most cities of its class. 101. Omaha's creameries, stockyard!., j packing houses, the smelter, tire fac tories, biscuit factories, telephone com pany, power plant, water works, schools, universities, churches, parks and public buildings are but s few of the manjr interesting places lo visit that Omaha offers. Probation Officers Named. York, March 6.—W. fj. Brooks, superintendent of York city schools, and Mrs. Klolse A Men were named is probation officers by District Judge Landis. f " N /-’OLOR and buoyancy of \ \ line, the motif of the new mode, our showing expresses — this motif in many different and wholly charming ways. F. W. Thorne Co. 1812 Farntm St. :iiia<:aiifnii;aiitiitniii«;»i:;ii,r • ■ r.i i i r i r.i * : “ACROBATS" tor Comfort The Long Wearing Shoes for Children. • • - are here in all the new styles and leathers. ; ACROBATS WILL outwear two pairs of tfie l ordinary kind, and have no nails or tacks to t l hurt the feet. | SHOES i • ■ Are Moderately Priced * • t Sizeg 3 to 5 2.50 and 2.65 Size# 5»/a to 8 2.90, 3.00 and 3.25 Sizes 8Vi to 13V* 4.25 and 4.75 I • • I I-Drexel Shoe Co.-' ! • • ? The Store of Good Wearing Shoes 1418 Farnam Street * II INI III I II I 1811 Mil II II I I I III III lilt I I II I I || f 1^ BEATON DRUG CO. Specially Priced for Saturday and Monday -ELECTRICAL All Electrical Good* guar anteed by us. $10.00 3-way Electric Heat ing Pads.85.98 Drnke Massage Vibrators, ex tra special .88.98 $2.00 Electric Emersion Heaters, boils pint of water in 3 minutes . . . 81.59 $1.25 3-way Plugs.79* $6.00 Electric Toaster, auto matically turns bread, for .83.39 $6.00 6-lb. Perfection Flat iron for .83.19 $7.00 12-inch Electric Room Heater for .84.19 $1.50 10-ft. Extension Cord with all connections for glob* at only i.73* $2.50 Curlex Improved Elec tric Curling Iron, detach able, for marcel wave, special at .78* Tungsten 25 to 60-watt Lamps, 6 for.81.00 75-Watt l-amps, each...39* 60-Watt Lamps, each . .29* . 5 for.81.29 $2.00 Red Streak, the new Curling Iron ....... 79* -RADIO $6.00 Triangle 3.000 OHM Headphones, guaranteed by us. special .82.98 $12.00 Crystal Set, complete, including Aerial, Head phones and wires, ready to j listen in, just connect up with electric light socket. for .86.59 $1.50 Antennae ... 81.09 $2.00 Rurgeaa B Batteries, 22 4 volts each . 81.69 -60c Dry Cell Batteries 37* $6.00 Brands* Headphone* for .84.75 $4 00 201-A or 199 type Tubes, every tube guaran teed by us, for . . 82.49 | -MEN WANTS $1.00 Gillette Blades..60* $1.00 Gold Gillette Razors with blades.79* 36c Palm Olive Shaving Cream for ... . 24* 36c Menuen’* Shaving Cream for.27* 25c Palm Olive Talcum 19* 50c Durham Duplex Blades for.36* $1.00 Auto Strop Blade* for .69* 40c Ever-Ready Blades, 34* 60c Gem Blades .37* $1.00 Auto-Strop Razors for .78* 3Se Ender’s Blade* for 20* | -CIGARETTES Chesterfields. Camels and Lucky Strike* .. 2 for 25* Per carton, special 81.19 l PIPE SMOKES $1.15 Tuxedo, 1-lb, cans. for.89* $1.85 Velvet. 1-lb. can 98e CIGARS All 10c Cigars, 8 for . 25* Box of 50 .83.98 $3.25 Big Ben Clocks. 82.49 I MAIL ORDERS—Add 10c an $1.00 ar Fraction Tkaraaf la Carer I I Packing and Paalaga 1 3 -TOILET ARTICLES 75c Slaromb ... .54# I 30c Resinol Soap.21# 50c Non Spl .39# 35c Energine.23# 35c f’nrega, small.26# $1.50 Kolor-Bak ....*1.19 45c Glycerine Rosewater for.29# 45r Squibbs’ Tooth Paste for.39# 30c Kolynos Tooth Paste for.22# 25c Zinc Stearate Powder, f sprinkle top .14# 50c Beaton's Emulsified Co coanut Oil Shampoo, 34# 50c Palm Olive Shampoo ' for .. 29C $1.00 Wrisley Lilac Vegetal for.59C 25c Golden Glint . . 19c I 50c Pepsodent Tooth Paste for.35# 50c Pebeco Tooth Paste 34# 60c Theatrical Cream, % -lb. can for ., . ...29# 11 $1.00 Delatone .84# 60c Hinds’ Honey and Al mond for . . . .39# | Hudnut's Marvelous Cold Cream for . . . .SO# I Hudnut's Threa Flower Face Powder for . .. .75# | 15c Ivory Soap.12# 15c Ivory Soap Chips., -11# -DRUG WANTS 25c Carter’s Little Liver Pills for.16# 60c Doan’s Kidney Pills 47# 30c Edwards' Oliva Tablets for.22# $1.00 Liquid Arvon .. . .89# 60c Scott’s Emulsion . . 42# $1.00 Nuxated Iron .. 79# $1.26 Father John'a Remedy for .98C 65c San Tex Sanitary Nap kina for .29C 10c Palm Olive Soap, 7 cakes for .48# Chlorine Respirine, the new discovery, relieves cold in three houra . . . .50# | $1.50 Van Ess.98# t76e Johnson Floor Wax, 1-lb. cans, special ,.57# 60c Squibbs Milk of Magnesia for .39# ; $1.00 1 -pint Rubbing Alcohol for.49# $1.00 Marmola Tablets 89# $1.50 Petrol Agar ...*1.29 30c Phenolax Wafers. . .22# 36e Bayer's Aspirin Tablets, 2-dor.en box . . .23# | $1.00 Wampole's Extract Cod Liver Oil .74# $1.00 Pure Cod Liver Oil for .69# $1.00 Aspirin. 100 tablets, Meritoi, for .45# 25c Mentholatum .19# 35c Vicks Salve.27# 25c Arnica Salve .19# 60c Resinol Ointment... $4# $3.75 Horlick's Malted Milk for .*2.89 26c Colgate's Talcum Powder .19c I6c Hygea-Hottles, i for 25# Fresh, Fro.en Fre,h' Fr#“" § HALIBUT SALMON I 1«c 13c 11 “The New” for Spring Offered As Exceptional “Specials” for Saturday New Spring Styles “Factory Imperfect” Oxfords \Several ThousandjPumps Women \ P&1FS / The season’s newest \ j 27 Different women and ehil- \ / dren, solid leather, \ __ / Patent. trade-marked shoes \ Value to / m ,, that will wear and \ ** r* / J an ^au* give perfect satis- \+o.DU, ILVery J Tail an(j ]}ja(.L> faction; the imper- \ C.*»« / , . factions are so \ *lze / combinations. j slight they arc Black Satin. ! barely noticeable. '■ ■ ——■' „ . Suede ! ,rl , Saturday s Special Velvets eses oesaremu e children's Factory Imper- Black Kid by a well known fect, Patent tan black' DldtK jvju maker who request- kid. high and low shoes, Pumps and ed the name be with- sizes * to 11. ll to 2— held for competitive Q« and $2 29 Oxtords reasons. Cutout Patterns Grocery and Market Sales GROCERIES 3 cans Early June Peas .354 * rant siz- 2, jolld pack tomatoea bow .354 S cans No. I Tall Choice Pink Sal mon .434 I 1 cans No. 1 Tall Apricoti or Peaches In heavy syrup .434 A lbs. Choice Navy Beans .304 A lbs. Fancy Blue Rose Rice .. .304 Diamond H. Flour AS-lb. ik.. 92.48 Omar Wonder Flanr, AS - pound aack .92.55 Beautiful Bloom ing H y a cl n t hs, yery special, per pot .80e Potatoes. Idaho Grown, li lbs. to peck .254 English Walnuts. Ib.254 IPanc.y Florida Grape Fruit, each. at .54 j Fancy I.eaf T.et I tuce, bunch 744 Fancy Ripe Toma toes, lb.30c Cucumbers. Hot House Grown, at each .. .254 I Fresh Beets or Parrots, at per bunch .744 Fancy Cauliflow er. lb.1244 ' Fancy Table Cel ery. stalk, 1244 Fancy Texas Spln . ach, lb.104 , Del Monte Raisins 16 os. pkg. 114 MARKET I Fresh Frozen Sal • men. lb.134 Fresh Frozen Hal ibut. lb.18c Choice Young . Hens ... .2544 Choice Roasting or Frying Chick ens .824 4 Fancy Steer Roll ed Rib Roast tt a pound ...2344 Fancy fitasr Shoulder Roast at a lb.144 Fancy Young Veal Roast, lb. 1744 and .15e , Choice Steer Pot Roast .114 Swift's Smell Su git r Cured Skin ned Hams 2844 j M o r rl i Fancy l.esn Bncon et a pound ... 27 44 (Visit.our Display of Cudahy'a Gov ernment Inspected Fancy Sausage and Co o k « d I l.uncheon Meets). I Fancy Fresh Tun I Creamery Huttsi. lb.3044 Fancy Fresh Country Roll Hut ! ter .33 44 Anchor or Sllvei Nut Oleomarga rine, 2 Ibe. 454 Fancy Wisconsin Brick Cheena at a pound ... 25 44 Guaranteed s e lected Fresh Country Eggs at dosen .274 TEA ATI) tor. FEM M. A J. Blend Coffee. Ib 50r 2 lbs .. 1)Hc Ssnlos Coffee, per lb - 3M«t Hayden's rmov Angola i lo Tree, p'i ib noc No I rfp.dei t.ng Ten. Ih IIOc \ * l*s- 81.18 Rreakfaji To*-©*, Ib. * ,h». New Spring Coats For Women and Misses and Stylish Stouts —Saturday— Ju*t unpacked and ready for your inspection, the smartest group of coats for the Mlse, the Matron, or the Stout. ✓ Choice of lovely cloth coats, made up in .Monte bella, Loreheens, Deeitaas. Kasha. Jeweltone Suedines and Charmeens. In all the new enades, including navy and black. Styles with fur or self trimming, lovely crepe lining House I N'w Spring I “tile Tot. Frocks DRESSES NewSpnn‘ Hundreds of new spring dresses just arrived for Saturday selling. A big special lot of crepe satins. * cantons, bcngaline failles, flat 50 dozen Kookneet House creP® “d Panted crepes in all the Frocks. Made up in gtng- new spring shades. Also navy and Tretty styles, all wool mn ham. linens and novelties. black. Styles for women and terlals. Rich colors. Neal Many stylee. All elzea, 36 misses ' <7 trimmed. Well tailored, to 46. “ _ Sizes 2 to 6. $3.50 Girls’ Tub Dresses $^98 Made of excellent quality imported gingham and c ham bray. Fast color* ^B — lairge selection of neat atyles and patterns. Organdie. Urald and self trim gB med. Bloomer and Plain styles. Sizes 7 to 14. Jgl Second Floor Saturday Specials In Infants’ Wear Infanta’ Gowns and Kimonos, 59c $1.00 Infants’ Moccaains. 69c Flannelette gowns and kimonos, extra heavy White kid leather trimmed In pink or blue white flannelette. Well made. $1.50 Infanta’ White Dresses, 98c 50c Blankets, 39c f*aco end embroidery trimmed. Pink and blue checkered. $7.50 Smart Leather and Silk Bags ’3 The »ery smartest amt most distinctive line o' Iwgk ever ottered at this price. I nd mu m silk and satin with brocaded bands across. Japan ese. tlafe Top, Black leather, under arm with stripe* of henna, green, tan and brown combi, nation*. Vanity case*, all the new daahtng col or*. Ktery hag la beautifully lined and fitted. % Watches and Jewelry $16.00 Ladies' Wrist Watches $9.96 ladles' wrist watches, white gold filled. 1$ jewel movement, square, oral, oblong. $36.00 Ladies' White Gold Watches $22.50 1S K. IT jewel movsruent. Ltgttc 6*s. rectangu lar. All watches guaranteed. S3.50 Novelty Chokers $1.00 All colors novelty pearl ne^lace* am) br*i - let*. Novelty Pencils 69c Roved, alt colors, with ribbon suite)t Saturday Sale Toilet Goods We Sell Standard Brands only. All Good* Fully Guar anteed. I $3 OiAxmbre Roy- *— al Fare Powder. now . 981 ! J 75e Rove Me Far* i Powder ... 99c I I 21.00 Axure* and Fb'rayme Far* Powder 69# ■ 59c Queen Bee* Face Powder 39# I I 50c Hinds’ Honey and Almond Cream ... 3T« ■ * 50e J*r#»n’e Al mond Rotion 35# 2 5c Woodbury’s Fsrial Soap spe cial.17H# Free Sample* Ho le* Sanitary >ep ktna. tic FrostllU 37# 60c Watkln’s Co coanut Oil Sham poo .. .39c 1 15c Paroxida 7^C 60c Package Ki te* .43C (With Free j Sample#) , ; $1.00 Twin Com pacta hand Paint ed Cover* 59c | loc Tooth Bruah es, at .IOC 50c Hair Brushes, at .39c 33c Mitch Hatel. .35c +JX1 The Pint Site Mi Ik ( Magnesia 39c 25c Milk MifBtitia .32c j[; 5t»c S o d i p h in*. at ..39c •“•'C Roys* *n M#* *1 9qx tec $1.00 N h o1 5 ap*H'ai a: .39c |j -•’*<' ''arcy Cl»an i»S Fluid ..19c if $ &«* Kama? s Face S Powder 59c j A fortunate tnir* «'ha*e of this high k i a d e Imported French Face Pow der, a) Ion* ti? make thie .«p-*cia» n off. All shade*. , $10U t.ilac Neat tal 59* 50c Non J*pt i IV ' i odorant» • .33# i 1 l«c Powder Puff* • i .lO# j 1 00 Hushes Idee! Ilk ) Flushes. k[e■ f :iai.59# 51 90 Electric1 our' r* Irons, »t : gimi ■ 59r 6 Per* Mu# Soeo for . . 33# y;e e. C.'«i«S Reined,' 33# J9« Hove. I.* * i lii.t.e \ l,.'»t 1 w IN** dor. box U»f- ’ ^ • rrtf «an\pV* K * ; gatmary Nap- i k #r Nut Ice Dt * part meat Count*;) |