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Mother Wraps
Babies' Feet in
Pieces of Clotli
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Jf Thfy Get Shoes Through
The Hee Tumi They Can
Go to Church Xmai
Tarty.
"My three little children, S, 3 and
ljj, year old have no ihocs. I
vrap their little feet up in old pieces
of cloth to heep them warm when
they walk around the room where
we live," writea Mrs. I.
"If I can only Ret shoes for them
I will take them to a Christmas tree
entertainment at a church and they
will get a few little presents to make
Jhrir little hearts glad. It takes so
little to make them happy."
This t hut a typical appeal that
(nines to The Bee's Free Shoe Fund.
There arc o many little children,
wretchedly poor, in this city.
I'erhaps reading this is your call
to do something for them. Will you
heed the call?
Address contributions and make
check payable to "The Hee's Shoe
Fund." Every penny Riven Roes to
buy shoes for such very needy little
waifs.
Kirschbraun & Sons company em
ployes gave $18.50 to the fund. This
was incorrectly printed in Tuesday
evening's list as $1,150.
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Cheer in Store
For Needy Here
.Christmas Plans Most Elab
orate on Record Many
Dinners to Be Served.
The SU'Jdcn COld yeattier in Oma
ha has made many homes cold and
dreary, even in the spirit of Christ
mas. This season has found many
more men without employment than
at any time in the history, of the
city, charitable organizations say.
But the cold snap has warmed the
hearts of the more fortunate, who
are contributing generously to the
needy, it is reported. '
Requests for coal have nearly
swamped those organizations which
have been able to provide fuel.
Holiday plans for the poor have
not been confined to the usual
Christmas tree for the kiddies. This
year a concert will be held at the
Auditorium, and candy, fruit and
nuts will be distributed among the
children Saturday night.
At the Volunteers of America
hall, 114 North Fifteenth street,
Governor S. R. McKelvie will dis
tribute 500 baskets of provisions to
the needy.
At the Salvation Army Industrial
home, 1110 Dodge, street, and at the
Army Rescue home, 2008 Sherman
avenue, extensive preparations have
been made to make the season a
memorable one for unfortunates.
Mother of George Townley
Dies of Paralytic Stroke
Following an illness of three
months resulting from a stroke of
paralysis, Mrs. Martha A. Townley,
mother of George Townley, 4824
Florence boulevard, head of the Re
liable Detective bureau, died early
yesterday at Mercy hospital, Coun
cil Bluffs. Mrs. Townley, who was
72 years old, came to Omaha 20
years ago from West Plains, Mo.
She was born in Texas county, Mis
souri. She is survived also by another
son, Frank Townley, and a daugh
ter, Mrs. Morris Kelley,. both of
Omaha.
Tk f.. .,.. 1 ,.,'I1 K 1,M frnm
npnrlpman's chaoel at 2:30 todav.
the Rev. Howard C. Whitcomb, pas
tor of Calvary Baptist church, offi
ciating. Interment will be in West
I.awn cemetery.
Race With Death Delayed
By Airplane Crash Here
George W. Bonnett, United States
Marine, stationed on the island of
Guam, reached Omaha yesterday on
the last leg of his long journey to
Des Moines, where his mother is se
riously ill.
An airplane from the capitol city
flew from Des Moines to Omaha
to rush him on the final lap to his
mother's bedside but in takine off
at Ak-Sar-Ben field a heavy .crust
of ice on the machine caused it to
crash. Bonnett left last night for
Des Moines by train.
2 Women and Another Man
Arc Sought in Fogg Murder
County Attorney A. V. Shotwcll
stated yesterday that police are
hunting for two women and anoth
er man in connection with the mur
der of Frank Fogg, Omaha drug
gist. Wilbur Ryan and two women,
n,g addict suspects, arc the persons
t - Ted to be indirectly connected
V Hie slaying, police assert.
I; Jiet of Buick Motor
Companv Dies in Florida
Flint, Mich., Dec 21-CharIcs M.
Eegole. 73, president ot the cnevro
let Motor company anl one of the
founders of the Buick Motor com
pany, died at St. Petersburg. Fla.. to
day, according; to word received at
his home here.
ust Two More Shopping' Days
in 1921 Christmas Season
With all of the extensive buying of the past few days The Brandeis Store is prepared
to take care of almost every need or desire in the way of attractive Chris tmas goods
Belated shoppers will find that although we have done a tremendous business,
our stocks are still in excellent shape for selection. For years we have followed the policy of clearing
our shelves of Christmas merchandise before Christmas; we adhere to that policy this year and as
a result you will find marked price reductions on hundreds and hundreds of lots of goods so that
now you can select any gift at from 25 to SO per cent below regular prices,
Visit This Great Store. Friday and Saturday
and Take Advantage of These Wonderful Buying Opportunities
By way of illustration we invite your attention
to a few representative instances of marked reduction in prices
In our ART DEPARTMENT hundreds of odcL novelties, im
ported, domestic and European, will be offered Friday and
Saturday at exactly Half Price. Other gifts are grouped at
lower nrices on separate tables marked 25c, 50c, 1.00, 2.00 and
up to 5.00.
In many instances there are decided reductions on our Men's
and Women's Handkerchiefs.
JAPANESE KIMONOS are novv selling at exactly Half Price,
and all other Kimonos are attractively marked.
SILK UNDERWEAR is marked low enough for every purse.
In the SILVERWARE DEPARTMENT attractive selections
are grouped on one bargain square and offered at exactly
Half Price.
All Traveling and Roll-up Manicure Sets are offered at ex
actly half of the original price.
In the JEWELRY SECTION there are very many reduced
prices on gold filled and gold pieces and other varieties. All
Mesh Bags, Imported Bags and Beaded Bags are reduced to
. about Ha!f Price.
Dozens of items in our TOILET GOODS AND PERFUME
DEPARTMENT Toilet' Sets, Roll up Sets, Ivoryetc, have
been greatly reduced, many selling at half of original prices.
Throughout our DEPARTMENT OF TOYS AND DOLLS,
hundreds upon hundreds of items have been marked for im
mediate clearances These have been grouped at one price on
many bargain squares from which you can make selections
at prices ranging from 25c to 1.00.
In our CHINA DEPARTMENT almost 500 items are offered
at exactly Half Price. Other gifts at attractive prices have
been grouped for your choice at 50c, 1.00, 1.50, 2.00 and 3.00.
Quantities of gifts in our Basement Gift" Shop have been re
duced and grouped on different bargain squares at 50, LOO
and 2.00. These reductions are in many instances 50 per cent.
Throughout Our Big Store Friday and Saturday
Whether it be in the Glove Department, Hosiery, Neckwear, Ribbons
Men's Furnishings, House Furnishings, Infants9 'Wear, Slippers or
Fancy Linens, wherever you turn, you will find Holiday goods of the
wanted kinds at PRICES MUCH LOWER than you expected to obtain,
For Your Christmas shopping visit The Brandeis Store Friday and Saturday. Begin at 9
o'clodk in the morning. You will be amply rewarded in the low prices you will obtain
and the many conveniences placed at your disposal.
Prompt and Careful Delivery of All Christmas Merchandise Is Assured
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