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THE EEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY. JANUAKY 19. 1922.
ESFHffT w-.ni R,1
B jdget Increase
Is Reported for
Episcopal Churcli
V-l I .1 J C . c...
i'Cl A SalarU of Clerf)tnta'
Larger bod Admini'tra
lion l3uioetlikf.
A t7,000,0oj) Increase in tl e nati&nal
Episcopal btijrt lit year i re
ported by He. B. T. Kemerer of St.
I.ouii, tutioMl Add Kcrctiry, at the
Nebraska difceae council meetim in
rto at Trinity cathedral ytiter-
A nalioa-fide canf a!gn and a rt
crganiaation of churrh administration
on a roort businesslike baiia brought
better result in spiriiual value at
cll at financial, he stated.
gaUritt Art Larger.
Salaries of deny men ere uni
fortnly increased end many minions
became fit-iupporting ana were
raited la the rank of narishri. One
tf the churches which applied for
recognition wit St. Mark, south
Side, of, which Rev. C E. Brown it
Mi tor- - -
Diorntan report! occupied most of
tKe afternoon sein. Election of
officer! and delegates to the general
conference will take place thii morn
ing. . i "
..4 V . . ! 1 -I ... L- ....I.J .m
. j A ivs Ultl UU1IUII1IC IV ur V"
Yy the iiew tile of Brownell Hall col-
LKfL..i ti ii.n. :ti k..;u
year, said Bihop E. V. Shaylcr
i opening address.
he biihoo flayed church people
caused parent! to tend their
fldren to secular schools. He de
ided the "poor little rich girls, of
Ac college and stated that tney are
i . l . .: ..... it v. . .. ...
ich."
' Engineer Testifies i:i
Street Railway Rate Case
R. C McLain, assitant engineer
for the Nebraska State Railway
commission, Haled that he had mea-
sured the overhead wire in 1,500 dif
ferent places to determine the extent
to which it had been reduced by
wear, while testifying at the city hall
in connection . with the strtet rail
way rate case yesterday.' He said
that he had counted all the poles and
measured all the wire used by the
traction company here.
Madigan's Death Accidental,
Finding of Coroner's Jury
A coroner's jury after an inquest
yesterdayaftert.Jon returned a ver
dict of accidental death in the case
of John F. Madigan, 8,27 Forest
Bvcnue, a salesman, killed Monday
right when an automobile in which
he wai riding crashed into a railing
of the Nicholas street viaduct. Clar
ence Love and Jack Ivy,' also occu
pants of the car, were arrested fol
lowing the accident.
Omaban to Attend Hearing,
' T rr 1
ii ,in .irern irnnnv .uiucol
VU., J "R. C Tooke. member of the Oma-
W . jr-- ha Aero club, lett yesterday ior-ew
; ' ( York where he has been delegated
to attend the neanng oi inc. ayptu
. made by John M. Larsen, owner ol
the Larson junker planes, for an in.
junction' against granting of the
Larsen trophy to F. E. White, whe
flew in the S. V. A. in the race at
the International Aero congress an
Omaha last November.
Belgian Offers His Hand
to Rich American Girl
Emile Brichard, 84 Rue de la
Bailie, Chatclineau, Belgium, js seek
ing the hand of an American girl
' with a fortune of $250,000 or more, ac
cording to the letter he sent Sheriff
Mike Clark. ' The epistle was tran--Vf
slated bv Mrs. B. F. Conrad. 2007
X North Sixteenth street Bnchard
y ; says he is 22 years and was a soldier
in the vvar-j '
County Treasurer Plans
! to Mail Tax Statements
Those in arrears on their county
: taxes will receive statements this
:r rramtv commissioners
I pass' favorably on the recommend;
i .i,; rmmtv Treasurer M. J-
! Endres is Soing to make The treas-
urer proposes iu v1""" - , .
for permission to use the excess fees
on Tand. a total of $30,800. to Pre
pare and send out tax sbct'v
Louis C. Nash Elected
" Str-et Railway Director
Louis C. Nash, president of the
Burgess-Nash company, nas dcc
elected director of the Omaha and
Council Bluffs Street Kauw.y
P At the annual meeting of the com
pany last week the resignation of G.
W Wattles as chairman pf the board
was accepted.
Ameriran Steamer Missing.
OrleaO ober for Speria. Italy,
was posted today at Lloyds as miss-
- " .
Women to Serve as
Election Officers
Women will invade the aacred
tejmi bl the o!Lii.g tlct! at th
prat election in Uouclai county, ot
culy as voter! but at election officer,
ceordwg to Deputy Llectton com-
rniiMonn Jjiy.
The commUncner stated that there
ire 004 office! as judge, clerks and
h-rpectou to be filled in the count?
t-efore the next election. . .
The primanei this year win be JieU
Aueutt 13. instead of in July, :
tordmg to the new state law.
G. A. K. to Hold Farewell
Meeting for Rev. Titus Lowe
I' s r;nnt eoit. G. A. R- will
Knl.t' (iTtwtll mretinc in honor of
Rev. Titus Loe rext Tuesday aft
ernoon at 2 in the city council chanr
ber to which all patriotic prganiza
inn. mnA the nublic are invited.
Dr. Lowe had been invited to ad
dress the regular meeting of the post
and thii tsai expanded into t farewell
mfi-iinar at the suagestion oi the
commander, Charles F. Weller. The
rr.mt Armv and Y. M. C. A. ouar-
teti will sing and there will be aev-
eral speeches.
Employment Bureau Ready
to Furnhh Snow Shovelcrs
Citizens who wish mow removed
from their sidewalki are requested
m remember the free employment
bdVeau maintained in the city hall by
the Board of Public Welfare.
'We have many men who will be
pleased to go out for a few houn or
alf of a (My. shoveling snow or Jo-
irir anv kind of work, said ceo
Short, superintendent of the bureau.
Annual Y. M. C A. Dinner
Walter W. Head, president of the
Omaha National bank, wu the
nrinrinal sneaker last nifiht at the
14th annual atudent banquet in the
v. vf r. A. G. W. Noble was
toastmaster.
The Superiority of
Atwood Grapefruit Is
Not an Accident .
An inhiai crpcriM of bandrada
of tbooaaada of doUara vil in
corrd, while rrrything that
adnti6e cnlror aad xpnnc
eeald wan w doo, to pro
.4oe QUALITY.
mm
On can hardJy think of a mora
cctptabl gift than a box of thia
ripa, joicy, wbolasom table lax
pry. It will kep for wacka.
Always look for th tr4a-eiark
wrmppcl.
TRIMBLE BROS.
Omaha., Neb,
"BO WEN'S
Value-Giving Store
SWWWa
fore I
January
Lace Curtain Values
79
P i
You will hi in oner by aeecpt
inf any one or all ot these Curtain
Value;
Rady-to-JIanr Curtalna, in Mar
quisette ' and Voilei made up
complete with Valencea laee: per
pair, during Jan- 79c
aary ,
Full site Voile Curtain in cream
and ecru, hemstitched hems. These
Curtains are -rery aervleeable, and
are offered durina January 71!
t, per pair
Plain MarBUtt Curtains, in
M ..rf scru: edae trimmed with
lace and hemstitched; per pair. Jan
uary price, pe J $1.8$
Overdrape of Cretonne, all ready
made and ready to nana; Jaauary
price, per -i CI Qg
pair " . 5
imported and ' Domestic Curtain
Nets: ' values wp to S3.75; now
prie4 y' $1.98
only .. T
Extra Large Plaid
BLANKETS
BUTTER
fake bome a pound of
lMmmiUt butter and a
dosen country egga.
We foarantee their fresi-
Wrapped o rc
carry.
ItUawiUa Putttr....39
fqcalth in if GF
Pleaaingly Priced
Jlight now at Bowens you
should buy your- blankets.
Wnile sleepipe have protec
tion against colds by sleeping
under nice comfy blankets.
Value-Giving Quality
BlankeU
1 . i y
Pricti dariaf Jaaaary at
$2.45, $2.f 9 and $4.9
At these prices all can" afford
new Blankets.
II nay ta mad
Bawaaa aaaaU ad
n
A Letter to a Country' Cousin
Xa Auwtr to a aUanect (or Information Requiring the, lUt
TLuBgi la Homi ruraiiliiflg.
Omaha, Nebraska,
January 13th, 1922.
My dear Jauet:
In response to your request that I look up uoxwo
furaishinps for your new home I made a tour of the
stores today and fo enthused am l over vnat J. saw
that I am hastening to write you at once.
I am so glad that you asked me to do this for
you, for otherwise I am sure I would never have
realized the wealth of beautiful thinps our Omaha
stores contain. I say stores but I think I better
change it to store, for most of my time was spent in
the beautiful new furniture department or tno uran
dcis Store, which occupies the entire seventh floor of
that immense establishment.
This department was only opened late in the fail
and this was really the first opportunity I have had to
see it, although I have wanted to for a long time, for
their clever advertising slogan, "To be downtown and
not visit the Brandeis Store's new Furniture Depart
ment is not to be downtown at all," has positively
been haunting me.
You did not state exactly what you wanted but
suggested that I look around and give you the latest
ideas in house furnishings and tell you what I think
will please you; so here is my furniture story, my dear,
and a long one it is, for I saw so many lovely things.
Let's begin with the living room. Such luxurious
davenports and chairs as I did see, and when the ac
comodating salesman suggested that I try one and I
sank down into its'soft depths, my shopping tour came
near ending right there. I am going to have one of
those chairs for my own just as soon as I can afford
it Some of those sets are of tapestry and others of
velour, both plain and figured, but quite the loveliest
is a davenport and chairs of squirrel brown brocaded
mohair. Doesn't the word "mohair" bring back to
mind the sleek hair cloth furniture of our grandmoth
er's time! The fabric of today,' however, is the last
word in an upholstery material for beauty and dura
bility. This set with a mahogany bookcase spinet
desk, table and some odd chairs from Brandeis' vast
stock, would make your large living room very beau
tiful. Now for the dining room. 1 saw so many beauti
ful sets that I can scarcely decide which to tell you
about I believe, though, the one I like best is the one
in the model dining room. Oh I I forgot to tell you
they have six model rooms all furnished with draperies
and everything complete. To see these would give you
many splendid furnishing ideas. Well, this is an Ital
ian Renaissance set of beautiful walnut, upholstered
in taupe mohair with a background of gold, with such
a wonderful buffet," closed china cabinet andexten
sion table. Can't you just picture this in four new
home? w
Another beautiful set is of Italian walnut, inset
with ebony and upholstered in figured tapestry, and
then there are a number of mahogany sets, and I was
much impressed by the number of splendid less ex
pensive sets in other woods.
Oh! I do so want you to have a darling breakfast
room set of ivory," decorated with bands of blue and
sprays of dainty flowers, but if this ' does not suit
your color scheme there are many others just as at
tractive. - '
" For your sun room I came near purchasing on the
spot, without your orders, a lovely set of wicker furni
ture in brilliant' orange and black, which had just
come in, for I know it will not be there many days.
The chairs are upholstered in gay figured cretonne
and have spring cushions an unusual feature in this
type of furniture. "Another that I liked is in gray
and lavender.
The Brandeis stock of bedroom furniture is cer-
tainly large and varied and one can carry out almost
any color scheme or iaea jn iuroisning. j-aere are
lovely suites of mahogany, ivory, French gray, oak,
walnut and noTeltv woods. One that would be beauti
ful for your room is of walnut, very artistic in design,
hand carved, with a beautiful dresser, dressing table
and chofforobe.
Another, which would be beautiful in the guest '
a - . t.a 11
.room, is of Italian walnut, in the new poiycnrome
finish, which gives a hint of many colors as the light
' strikes it. " The chairs of this suite are upholstered in
rose tapestry.
Of course you will want a day bed in one pf your
rooms and you will certainly have no difficulty in
making a choice from the many shown.
I also saw beautiful grandfather clocks with
chimes; also chairs and tables of every size and style,
tea wagons, sewing tables and many odd pieces of fur
juture, which you will want. '
Really this wonderful display seemed almost like
a furniture exposition and the amazing and best part
of it is that the prices are most reasonable. A little
money will certainly go a long way here.
"T also visited the carpet and drapery department
and was amazed at the display of beautiful rugs and
curtains in fact at every turn I met with some new
surprise and left with the realization that the Bran
deis Store is a wonderful establishment which every
Omahan should be proud of.
You certainly would not recognize it, for since
your visit here two years ago they have taken over
the whole building, added additional stories, remodeled
many floors" and made many changes. Now it is. a
store occupying a building of ten stories, a block in
length in' fact longer, for you may recall the in
teresting underground arcades which so often puzzle
strangers."" - - - . . .
'"When ypq come to Omaha to purchase your furniture will
have luncheon and afternopii tea in the beautiful Brandeis res
taurant on the tenth, floor, which is one of the finest restaurants
in the United States. You vill enjoy this for they have a splendid
orchestra there. . - -
Hoping that you will eome very soon so that you can alsa
take advantage of the many January bargains they have in ail
departments, I am, .. "Alwayg eordiauy yours,
' LUCILLE
(from a Letter Priateg. la the Omaha Examiner ot January 14.)
AdvtrtiarmtaV.
Our Furniture Demonstration Sale Now Going on. B1
Master-Made Furniture Lower Than Market PricesAll Goods
Marked in Plain Figures -Liberal Credit if Desired. Seventh Floor
' The Four Reasons
Why women love to meet in th
Brandeis Restaurants
Are Good Food, Good Service,
Good Music, and Beautiful Sur
roundings. Special Luncheon
75c
Tenth Floor
Around the Clock
With
Marijane
Good
Morning
chirps a ppar
r o w on Mari
jane'a window
sill. 'Ifitimeto
get up, says an
insistent little
-lock. So out of
oed bounces
Marijane. She
knows she must hurry if she is to help
mother with the morning work. Mother is
bUSy but she knows Marijane can dress
herself. Onto a sturdy little waist with
well-taped buttons, six-year-old fingers
button firm pretty drawers, and a petti
coat. All bought here at Clearance Price.
Petticoats, Embroidery Trimmed
Priced 79c
Underwaists with Supporters
Priced
65c
Saturdays
Child
is Marijane,
for she is busi
est then, and
this is Satur
day morning.
'Guess I'll do
the dusting for
mother," says
Mariiane. Of
course it's awkward in a Mother-aize aproa
but, a clean blue gingham dress must be
kept clean. - Gingham, linen and percale
frocks are here in complete, attractive as
sortments. !
Embroidered Chambray Frock
Priced 1.98 1
Blue Coverall of Heavy Denim
Priced-- 1.25
Ice Cream
n 'Cake
are what makes
a party. But
clothes are import
ant, too, especially
AO for a Valentine
CWia Party. So Marijane
CjW a t three o clock,
lj 13 slips into her new
flowered silk frock
with a decided
thrill. Bobbie Bliss,
who lives next door, has two when he sees
her, for she does look pretty!
Girls' Silk Party Frocks, Priced
10.00
Boys' Oliver Twist Suits! Priced
5.00
A Sled
is a limousine
to Marijane when
Bobbie is Chauf
feur, you see he
is taking her
home 1 from the
party. "You can
see she is satis
fied. His coat of
gray chinchilla is
truly a smart af
fair. Her coat of
red broadcloth is
trimmed in black
fox fur." fhey
were both pur
chased here at Clearance Price. .
Little Girls't Broadcloth Coats .
Priced 10.0015.00
Little Boys' Wool Coats, Priced?
6.0010.00
Good Night
ticks the hall clock, for
it's eight o'clock and bed
time. "Good Night."
says Mother, taking off a
Bubbl? record from the
Victrola. But Marijane
doesn't mind going to bed,
her flannelette nightie
feels so cosy. It, too, wai
purchased -here at ' a
Clearance Price.
Girls' Flannelette Gowns, Priced-s
- 49o
Little Children's Pajamas, Priced
-, 98c
Our children's apparel service is especially
attractive at this time, for advantageous
clearance prices afford large savings on
many seasonable items, and new early
Spring garments give a decided zest to the
children's section.
Third Floor Edit
Thursday Sale of
Pure
Linen Materials
For All Kinds of Art Needlework
For waists, dresses and all kinds of art work, in white and
natural color. The indoor dayg of winter are welcomed by the
clever needle woman who hai much sewing: to do. She will also
welcome thesejBpecial prices on the materials she will need just
at this time.
' i
Pure White Linens
18-inch width,
20-inch width,
22-inch width,
24-inch width, '
27-inch width,
69 to 1.79
1.00 to 1.98
1.69 to 1.89
1.35 to 2.10
1.79 to 2.25
36-inch width,
45-inch width,
54-inch width,
72-inch width,
90-inch width,
1.25 to 3.35
2.25 to 4.25
2.79 to 4.89
3.15 to 5.95
4.85 to 5.59
Natural Color Linens
All width, 18 to 54 inches, priced from 39c to 3.98
Mam Floor West
Salad or Fruit BowU
of Bavarian China.
1.00 vajue,
each,
39c
Cake or Bread ' tle Bavarian
China, large size, 1.0Q OQ
value, ftcfc, " Oi7V
Cut Glass Sugar and
Cream, pretty pat
terns, footed blanks.
pvalue: 59c
Dinnerware Sale
On our entire lot of open stock
patterns, at 25 discount. This
is a jrood opportunity to make
up a set or to buy fill-ins for the
one you already have." "
Great Clearance Sale of
China-Glassware
Fifth Floor East
In the 9alf:Price
Aisle
Don't fail to visit our Half
Price Aisle. Wonderful values
in close-out patterns.
Boyshform Brassieres
.Specially Priced for
Thursday
The fame of this popular bras
siere has swept across the country
like wildfire because it embodies
unique features which give the slim
flat lines that present day fashions
demand of all women.
We have secured 2,500 of these
brassieres at important price con
cessions which enable ys to make
the following reductions:
3.50 models,
3.00 models,
2.50 models,
1.00 models,
2.75
1.75
1.25
89
MU Oliver of New York City is here to explain the
special features and merits of the genuine Boysh:
form Brassieres.
Third Floor North
Howard St., Between
15th and 16th
4Wtiiwwt Carnar
if $m rrw
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