Society
B. T. Club.
i t The 8. T. club tf RiiJway Mail
jrrvit will meet Friday ffternoon
f f the home ol Mrs. A. Bergmom.
440J ChU-tgii street.
1 he fallowing officer were elected
t the October meetlnr i Mrs. V. S
Mohler, president: Mr, E. Luce, vice
president: Mn. g, w. Adkms. re
cordinf secretary; Mr. L, E. Moore.
corresponding secretary: Mr. A,
Herguroni, treaiurer; ,Mr. M. K.
jtauton, membership: Mrs. C. A
Adams and Mn, H. C. Madden.
courteie; Mr. Jr. W. Adkma, social
committee,
Famout Bandmaster Honored.
The City Concert club will give a
dinner Sunday evening at the Fonte-
nolle at 5: JO for John J'hillip Sousa.
Soua will prak. and other speakers
will be Dr. E. M. Miner of Kansas
( ity, a celebrated band leader, and
Governor Samuel McKelvie, who arc
also to be honor gui'ita. The public
is !;ivitcd and many application for
ticket have already been received.
It is climated that at least 300 per-,-n.
will attend "the dinner. Tickets
may be secured at the hotel or
ihrough member of the City Concert
dub.
Ticket Sale Changed.
The Tuesday Musical club an
nounces a change in the date of their
ticket sale for the concert to be
Riven by Erika Morini, violinist, at
the Prandei theater on Decembers.
Memberhip ticketi will be on sale
at the box office December 1. Each
member may reserve only five seals
in addition to his own. Extra tickets
'-ay Be purchased at the same time, j
The public sale will begin December
5. ? he box office opens at 10 a. m. i
, l
' . s' Faculty Club Tea. j
The Women's Faculty club of the
University of Ncbrcska College of
Medicine will be guests at a tea
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Dr. Jennie Ctllfas for the women
medical students. Mrs. James Pat
ton and Mrs. "Jlfas aro the host
esses, and ftintr them will be
the Mesdames John Totts,1 A. C.
Stokes. Arthur Bliss arid B. W.
Christie. I,
T . ,. . . i.
For University Girls.
Miss Frances Yeager will enter
iai: at luncheon Friday at the Ath
letic club followed by an Orpheum
pjrty for Miss Isabel Evans, who is
home from the University of Ne
braska, and for Miss Gertrude Nye
of Kearney, who if the house guest
of Misi Evans, t
Tea for Mrs. Bucholu. -
Mrs. John W. Towle has issued
cards for a tea at her home next
Saturday from 4 to" 6 in honor of
Mrs. W. ; H... Bncholtr. who is the
guest of her brother, W. M. Rain
bolt. .
Heart Party for Bride.
Mrs. Lynn T. Campbell was host
ess Tuesday at a tea for Miss Daisy
Jane Fry, a bride of this week. There
were five tables of hearts, and the
house was decorated with pink roses.
Twenty guests wore present.
Entertains at Bridge.
Miss Patricia Bender will be host
ess Friday afternoon, at a,-, bridge
tea in honor of Miss Loma McMar
tin, who Will be one of the winter
brides. There will be' Id guests,
'.' Bridge Tea. ''"'
Mrs. ( Fredcrick Stott entertained
at three tables of bridge this after
noon. . ' ? '.
Women's organizations in Eng
land are banding together for the
purpose of fighting the newly-formed
British Legion, which has adopted
the drastic policy of "turn out the
women." The Legion demands the
removal of all women labor from all
government departments.
New York. (Special Correspond
fv.ee.) The other day at a smart
lunch resort a giil took off her coat
to show a frock of gray crepe mar
ocain. It had one of those twisted
girdles of self material, that looks
like a doughnut or a crescent roll,
and it policed the hips. There were
two feet sis inches above the waist
line, and just exactly that space be
low. For the girl was extremely
petite, and, therefore, the low-set
girdle was for her a disaster.
By cutting her precisely in two it
made her appear much smaller than
l;e was, and destroyed thi grace
which would have been hers in an
other type of gown. She could not
have furnished a better example of
the fact that no woman under five
ftet siy should indulge in this pas
time of the low w'st
w e're eomg in f that sunken gir-!
die. For nearly i all the French
models show it, Jnd by midwinter I
it's going to rage. It is illustrated
today in this stunning coat dress of
navy kasha, trimmed with gray fur
afld with blue and ray braids and j
diversified by p lited side panes ;
ard unusual treatment cf seams, j
in
"Y" Secretary
Mrs. Carrie Ada Campbell, general
secretary for the Omaha Y. W. C. A.
i Naturally one of the most in
terested people of ' all concerned" in
the drive fur 5 ,000 tor titc "budget
diiterence," for tuts coming year.
"Budget diu'ereiicc," isn't a very
interesting term,' says j'.lits Camp
bell, '"but it has a very "interesting
ana won, white nn.-an.iig. it means
only 15 per cent of ah the money
needed to carry on the great insti
tution which has so sure a place in
American life." The institution is 85
per cent self supporting.
Jt has been the ambition of Mrs.
Campbell to make the Omaha
Y. W. C. A. service the community
with a Christian spirit. The records
would prove that she ha succeeded,
for between 50,000 and 100,000 indi
viduals are served there each year in
one way or another.
If a irl in the Y. W. C. A. home
is ill, and therefore . needy, she is
l!Ul iUllJU WUt Ul I"-. IK'uiv,
carried over until she is on her feet
again. When a girl is placed in a
position by the. Y. V. C. A. she is
not charged a fee, but much work
is done to help and start her right
in her job.
The social ; and spiritual work
among girls who come hungering
for comradeship must of course be
given freely and without expectation
of material reward.
It is such human and worth while
work as this that is enclosed in that
little, colorless phrase, "budget dif
ference," ,. - .. . . ; , .
Get Acquainted Club to
Sponsor Thanksgiving
Dinner Dance.
Reservations for the. first -annual
dinner, -dance to be given by the Get
Acquainted club on Thanksgiving
day, 6 p. ni.,"at the First Unitarian
church, Harney' street' and Turner
boulevard, should be made with Mrs.
Paul K. Harlan, Walnut 3904. The
dinner will be preceded by a musical
program in recognition of Music
week. ,
Through various organizations in
the city invitations have been ex
tended to lonely men and women and
to those who are unable to go home
for the day. '
tlrs.CameA.Caimpbell
dip n -k
IfotlfOClMI hi , i.
mmmm Baking
- p i
is!ii!gitit tonus,
Business Man Wanted
by a ftew Nebraska corporation with a wonderful outlook regard
less of the country' financial conditions. Business is now on a
paying basis. Qualifications desired: Must be capable of handling
books, be a buyer, handle finances and act as director of the cor
poration. Prefer a married man acquainted in Omaha. Must be
willing to work on a nominal salary the first year. Should be able
to Invest $4,000.00 to $5,000.00 after the arrangements have
proven mutually satisfactory. This is not a promotion proposi
tion. It is a concern needing the services oi a man who is willing
to invest some money to add to the working capital to take advan
tage of the present opportunity.
- D R. CARE OF "BEE"
Personals
Mi. Dorothy Belt will leave
Wednesday for Kansa City to be
the gueit of Miurs Catherine and
Madeline Dickey for the Junior
league frolic. he will bo gone three
week. .
Mr. Harry Bellamy and children,
Jack. Betty and Bobby of Kiver For
est, III., who have been upending
several month with Mrs. Bellamy'
parent, Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Walk
er, left Tuesday for their home.
Mr. Nathan Merriam of California
will arrive to visit her daughter, Mr.
Barton Millard; and Mr. Millard the
tint of next week. She will remain
in Omaha until after the Christmas
holiday.
Mr. and Mr. Letter Klorm. who
are in Chicago on their wedding trip,
will have with them at Thanksgiving
dinner Hal Gilford, a brother of Mr.
Klopp, who is at school in Lake
Forest.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll R. lieUlen
will spend Thanksgiving at Elgin,
Neb., with Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Huff,
man. Mr. Belden and M.v Huff
man were Amherst classmates, and
the two families have spent the last
five Thanksgivings together.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren C David
son announce the birth of a daugh
ter. Donna Cassie, at the Clarkson
hospital November 18. Mrs. David
son was formerly Miss Marguerite
Miller of this city. 4
Omaha Girl at
Empress
Miss Melanie Thome, who is ap
pearing at the Empress theater this
week m a musical comedy skit, is
an Omaha girl, having been born
and raised here. In private life she
is Miss Margaret "Woodarcf, -daughter
of E, N. Woodard. .$
Miss Thome. received her training
at the University School of Music
and Dramatic Art in Lincoln, Neb.
Mr.- Woodard entertained at an
informal reception Tuesday evening
at his home in honor of his daugh
ter. Twenty-five guests attended.
France has 52 sporting clubs for
women, with a total membership of
more than 6,000. -
THE BEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23. 1921.
My Marriage Problems
Adcle CariiMua' New IUa of
"REVELATIONS OF A WIFE"
iCerrtbt lit). I Kmww tuttn amic 1m.)
Tht Question Midi Aiked Smith
' That Struck Home.
A Dr. Mot lnucd hi ultimatum
the face of the man named Smith
purpled with arrogant anger. I
guessed that it wa the tint time
in many month that anybody hid
dared to cro him, and hi fury wa
patent to every one. But the young
captain of the trooper appeared
not to notice hi wrath, and tpeke
(juirkly to the physician fnstead.
"How would you like him trans
ported, doctor?"
"I'd like an ambulance, of course,"
Dr. Mos retorted, a bit Jejtily.
"But whether or not we can wait
for one is another question. You
were able to keep him fairly hori
zontal wherf you brought him in,
weren't you, Cosgrove?"
"Ye, and with more to help lift
him, we'll be able to do far better
going to Kingston, How about it,
Mrs. Graham? Will you drive us
down, or will you?" He turned to
Dicky uncertainly, but neither of
us had a chance to answer him, for
the man named Smith struck in
angrily, peremptorily:
But this is absurd, Hastings. Are
you going to let these people go
like this? They come in here with
a ridiculous story of having found
this man in the reservoir grounds,
wounded. Xow, what ware they do
ing in the reservoir ground at thi
time of night? It is perfectly plain
what happened. He intefered with
them, one of them gave him thi
blow, and then knowing the prob
able consequence-they brought
him here, thinking they would throw
dust in your eyes. They should not
be permitted to carry thi man, or,
it they do, only one of their party
shouW go, the woman, and the rest
of the escort should consist of your
own men, or people known to you.
I myself, will be glad to make one
of the escort. And I insist that the
others of this party be guarded if
not placed under arrest until this
thing is investigated."
A Wild Thought
' It was plainly to be seen that hi
natural arrogance his dislike of hav
ing an opinion ot his discredited, or
some other less clear, reason was
urging him to this demand so pre
posterous. In any ordinary assem
blage he would have been laughed
at heartily. But so great was his
influence among the loungers at the
inn that from several of them came
an assenting murmur. .
I must have heard his words, for
I found afterward that I could re
peat them just as they" fell from his
lips. But at the time he was speak
ing I was conscious of nothing but
his voice. That I had heard it be
fore I was certain, and yet I was
equally sure that never in my life
had I seen him. Could I ever have
heard his voice over a telephone or
in a crowd, or a speculation so
fantastic flashed into my mind that
I thought my brain reeling a bit,
JOin crueller
And Save $235, $140, $40
Complete
Xmas Club Outi
Beautiful Schmoller & Muel
ler Player Piano
$23 Muiic Roll Cabinet, Beneb, Scarf
and $10 worth Roll Fre.
Complete
Xmas Club Outfit
Schmoller & Mueller Up
right Piano. $25.00 Music
Cabinet, Piano Drape and
Stool Free.
Complete
Xmas Club Outfit
Schmoller & Mueller Phono
graph Supreme
Tan 10-inch Records and Assortment
of Needles Free.
Membership in this Club
while there is jTet room.
$5 secures one of these Xmas Club
Players, Pianos or Phonographs
Do not forget that the Schmoller & Mueller Pianos,
Player Pianos and Phonographs offered at these low
prices are of standard high-grade construction and
every purchaser receives our written guarantee.
We invite you to.
call and see the
complete Christ
mas Club outfits.
You will not be
urged to buy.
Patrons who can
not possibly get in
during store hours
may call on the
telephone, and
make an evening
appointment.
Phone Douglas
1623.
Name . .
Address
Schmoller & Mueller Piano Co
The Oldest and Largest Music House in the West
Established 1859.
1514-16-18 Dodge St.
Cmaha, Neb.
ind I puthed it away a unworthy
Of credence.
Did He Chant Color?
But hi whole attitude and manner
io antagonized me he U the over
bearing, insolent type of man I most
dtttest that I longed to discomfit
him before hit satellite. Of course,
the exhibition . of Lillian' badge
would do it, but that wa not a
thing to flaunt liithtly; instead,
tomcthing to be laved for use only
when everything else had failed. I
cast a (wift, furtive glance at Mr.
Coigrove and the twin, wondering
if they had been discreet in what
they had taid, decided that they had,
and spoke incisively:
"May I ask how you know that
we found the man in the reservoir
ground?"
I was prepared to affect feminine
embarrassment if hi answer should
how to me that either Pa Cot
grove or the twin had definitely
named the place of our discovery,
but one glance at their face showed
me that I had struck 12 with my
question.
For just a fleeting second I saw
startled confusion in the cold, bril
liant eye of the man named Smith.
But he was too poised to show his
defeat. Hi voice was metallic as
he answered:
"Some one of your party said so."
"Which one?" I faced him square
ly, compelling his attention to me. I
saw that the troop captain, Hast
ing, wa glad of my interruption,
for he, with the physician and Pa
Cosgrove, had not waited for the
completion of Smith' demand for
our arrest to begin the transfer of
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isAnnual
CHRISTMAS
CLUB
Only $465
Terms, $2.50 per week.
Discount of 50 cents a
month if paid in two
years.
Only $310
y Terms, $1.50 per week.
Discount of 40 cents a
month if paid in two
years.
Only $80
Discount of 25c per
month if paid in 1 year.
is limited.
Join Now!
NOTE This coupon is worth t
to every person that purchases a
Christmas Club Piano or Player
Piano, and $2.60 on purchase of
Christmas Club Phonograph. Fill
in your name and address, present
or mail same to our store, and
credit will be given at time of
purchase.
1220 O St. 415 Neb. SL
Lincoln, Neb. Sioux City, la.
lha young trooper from the table
to the tar, ad I therefore, had no
(ear that I wa delaying things by
my colloquy.
"You are insolent l" He lilted In
chin arrogantly, staring at me in
evident amaxtuient that a woman
should dare to qucktion him, But
I wa standing directly in hi path,
which wa o hedged by table that
he would have had to use phytic!
force to push jue aside.
"Xo, only inquisitive," I answered
coolly. "And I would alto like to
know whether you have accounted
for your own movement this eve
ning." Did lie change color? , I almott
could have sworn that he did. At
any rate hi voice wis raucous,
snarling, a lie shot a quick que
tion back at me:
"What the devil do you mean,
you-"
I interrupted him with a quick
glance of alarm toward Dicky, for
1 feared his temper if he should hear
the manner in which the man named
Smith wa speaking to me. But I
need not have feared his interference.
TheChild's
Life
It is filled with problem and
worries, and vexation which
parent rarely understand.
It needs good music for rec
reation and rest and spiritual
growth, even more than men
and women do.
The piano, more than any
other musical instrument, sup
plies the relaxation, the whole
some entertainment, the broad
ening influence so indispensable
in the child' life.
Why not provide your child
the jperfection of pianos the
baby grand ?
The Brambach
Baby Grand
will be a powerful influence for
good in the growth of your child.
Durably Built
Classic Design
Exquisite Tone
Full Guarantee
Price
The Brambach
require no
more room than
an upright. A
tissue paper pat
tern, sent free
upon requeat,
will show this
when tpread up
on the floor.
$695
The Art and Music Store
1513 Douglas Street
NOVEMBERS
Brambach Baby Grand
Month.
A Special Purchase
Sale Wm. A. Rogers
Silverware Saturday
Union Outfitting Co.
26-Piece Chest of Silverware
Priced So Low They Make
Ideal Christmas Gifts.
It isn't often that one has an
opportunity to secure Rogers'
Silverware at a reduction, and it
is certain that the Special Pur
chase Prices on this Guaranteed
Silver at the Union Outfitting
Co. Saturday will not be equaled
again this year.
Anyone with a gift in view for
some prospective bride or newly
wed could select nothing more
suitable than a set of Eogers'
Silverware 26 pieces in a chest.
You make your own terms.
BMBP
Fortify the system
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and Influenza by
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The genuins bears this signature
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Price 30c
Br
I told myself bitterly, for hi Wk
wa toward nie, and Dru Dean
wa clintiitiK to hi arm.
'DOlVEtTS
ltrf
Valuc-Civing'Store
Important Display and Of
farlof at tha H. R. Bowan
Co. Thi Weak of
Draperies, Drapery.
Fabrics and Lace
Curtains
Our eu.tern buyers have made
it possible for us to offer at a
reasonable price more and bet
ter values in Draperies, Dra
pery Fabrics and Lace Cur
tains. This coming when
homes are being redecorated
make for economical shopping.
Note prices, then shop at
Bowen's to advantage at a
saving.
4,500 Yards Curtain Scrim
In both ci.ecked and colored
patterns, suitable for kitchen
and bathroom, per ynrd,
only 17 C
1.200 Yards Good Quality
Marquisette and Voiles
Colors, white, cream and ecru,
per yard only 29d
1,300 Yards Eilet Marquisettes
Newest plain patterns,
makes very beautiful sheer
curtains and suitable for any
room, per yard only ..39e
Filet Nets All-Over Patterns
With large lace shade ef
fect. A comprehensive show
ing of .all styles, specially
priced at, per yard
29 and 45
New Tuscan Nets Which are
now so very popular, plain
and figured patterns. Regu
lar $1.50 values, special pur
chase sale price, per yd., 98
Domestic and Imported Cre
tonnes A very desirable
showing in both the dark and
light effects. Special Purchase
Sale price, per yd. . .20, up
Clipped Madras 30 and 3 fl
inch clipped madras in rose,
mulberry and blue. Large va
riety of color combinations.
' Priced as low per yard
as 79
3,000. Yards Imported Cre
tonnes $2,00 and $2.50 val
ues. A most complete selec
tion of patterns at our special
purchase sale price of per
yard only 97
1,700 Pair Marquisette and
Voile Curtains Hemstitched;
hems trimmed with neat lace
. edges; good selection of pat
terns, at, per yard ..81.89
A complete showing of slips,
cover materials ' in Home
spuns, Cretonnes, Plain Pop
lins, Printed Linens, Stripes.
Filet Net Curtains Pretty
all-over effects in white,
cream and ecru, per pair,
only S1.79
Others at $2.98, S3.98,
S4.95 and up to S7.95
per pair.
225 Pair Rope Portieres In
blues, greens, tans ,and color
combinations; short and full
lengths, per pair 86.75
803 Pair Imported Swiss and
Dutchess Curtains A most
wonderful collection from
which to make a choice and . a
pattern for every taste, per
pair up from $7.95
Velour Portieres Reversible
md double-faced, in all wanted
colors. Very special values at,
per pair S27.45
Extension Curtain Rods Ad
justed to fit any size window,
sizes to 30-inch to 54-inch,
complete with fixtures for
mounting, at, each .... 14
Specials in Window Shades
Good quality oil finish,
mounted on warranted steel
spring rollers, complete and
ready to hang;
36 inch by 6 feet 69
30 inch by 7 feet 79
It Pay to Read Bowen's '
Small Ads.
Howard Street, Between !
15th and 16th !
ADVERTISEMENT
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BOWEN'S'
Valuc-Gh'mg-Store '
Reed and Fiber
F U R N I T U R E
the all-year-round furniture
for the living room and sun
parlor is row offered at th
II. K. Bowcn Co. at money
saving prices. ....
The values we are now dis
playing in Chaise Lounges,
Hi-Back Rockers, Arm Chairs,
Settees, Floor and Table
Lumps makes the purchasing
of gifts easy, and economical.
Look at the Big Values
Settees in Reed and Fibre
72-inch settees.' upholstered
in cretonne and finished in"
ivory, gray or frosted brown.
Settees of the character and
finish here shown certainly
add to the attractiveness and
comfort of one's living room
or sun parlor
835.00 and $45.00 C
Reed and Fibre 3-Pieee Suite '
In ivory, gray and frosted
brown. Cretonne upholstering.
Substantially constructed and
well furnished they are
amazing values at our Special
Purchase Sale prices of
S55. 875, 885, 895,
898.50, 8110
Hi-Back Rockers The comfy
kind; finished in ivory, gray
or frosted brown, with color
ful cretonne upholstering. A
large number are offered dur
ing this, our Special Purchase ,
' Sale, at i
12.50, 815.50, $17.50
$19.00, 822.50
Reed and Wicker Rockers
The kind you just naturally,
pick out to sit in when en
tering a room. SVwn in all
popular finishes and uphol
stered as they are in nil the
popular finishes, .they are
wonderful values at our Spe-.
cial Purchase Sale prices of
$10.50, 812.00, 814.00
816.00
Attractive Comfy Chaise
Lounges Finished in frosted
brown and upholstered in
heavy cretonne (you can buy
pillows to match) are now of
fered by'tho H. R. Bowen
Co. at such value-giving
prices as -
?23.00, 830.00, $37.50
$45.00
Fro-sted Brown and Ivory ;
Floor. Lamps
Finished .1. :
with wic'ier shades, liiied with
figured cretonne, complete
$5.50; 87.05, f 9.50
Table Lamps .
same finishes ".:"
917.50, $19.95, $23.00
It pay to read Bowen's -Small
Ads.
Howard Street, Betweea
. 15th and 16th
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'Tiotoipavxire Section
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solved and the Toxin (Poison) '
Completely Driven Out, . Drtif
gist Told to Guarantee it in
Every Instance. .
"Your very life." says Dr. Carey, "de
pends upon the perfect functioning and .
health of your kidneys, so whatever yoo
do. don't neglect them."
Dr. Carey's famous prescription. No. 7T7. '
known as Marshroot, is not recommended '
for everything, but wa cannot too strong
ly urge its use if you suffer from annoy
ing bladder troubles, frequent passing of
water night and day, with smarting or
irrtatlon, brick dust sediment or highly
Colored urine, bloating irritability with loss
ot flesh, backache, rheumatism or any oihrr
tendency to Bright'a Disease, Diabetis er
Gravel, for kidney disease in its worst form
may he stealing upon you. v
Don t wait until tomorrow to begin the
use of this wonderful prescription now ob
tainable in both liquid and tablet form If
you have any of the above symptoms. Kid
ney and Bladder troubles don't wear awar.
They will grow upon you slowly, stealth
ily and with unfailing certainty.
Never mind the failures ot the past tf
you even suspect that you art Mibjeet to
Kidney Disease, don't lose a single day. for
the 6 Sherman A McConnell Drag Stores
and every good druggist has bees author-
1 in-d to return the purchase money en the .
I first two bottles to all who state they hare
' received no benefit- "
a BTirceswful treatment lor Rupture
resorting to a painful ana uncertain
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surgical operation. We axe tbe only reputable
Dhvmcians who wilt take such case upon a