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Omaha Selirlrtl
for Tcsil Drive1
on Savings Plan
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iMiitv will d i -! i ittit miiiniuti'iil
Itrtilii.. Other iiuili.iiU l iiHliu!y
iv ill W .(ililjilnl
Purpose J Thiee-FolJ.
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jfivrtnmri'l 4inK-- vtiin. in a it
i ubr lilirr t. ni-Mii.i-tit, an
tiiMiiurtl: "An aitive rtpmie lt e ismcm
mrni 4in iiniifiiiriK li'itiM
tompli-li three num nlijcels: It will
,tit tlif guvcrnmrtit in I he current
liiuncMia fi it Kiuin iih uti; it will
mile i"f K',,t'r luiii'Jii.il iioii riiy.
.md it ivvll iiirrr.i-e tin ii rinal Imi
iinrs ami imliv idu.tl vvrlt.irr fl tlm.-e
will MVC."
''re treasury ti rttlu..li nlftr
simple pl.m ("r sjvuitf. tttc re
liirn on tlip iiirliiit ill i t'U t'te
liitsis tlwt every tlnll.tr imr4i .5
prr irnt in live year. I lie veriiti
iitlM .ire in t iin m i it.it 'i n f
JllNI and SIHihi. Ail iiixctnicnt (
IH) yield S'S m five year. $S0 yields
$I(KI and fKOO yield $l,l'. Tlie
ctrtifkatcs may be reiUcmol before
maturity ami mi a liliiis vvlikh is in
licalrd' on the barks of the tcrtili
rate. The interest rate is 4 I 1 per
cent, loinpiiiimli'd scmi-ai.iiually, il
liclil t) maturity.
Offers Incentive to Save.
One of the attractive ie.itures of
these icrtilicaies is that they olier
an incentive to avc inctlmdiially.
The person who can save $J0 per
month can buy a certificate each
month. For le-s than monthly sav
ings of the government oilers
postal savings stamps or treasury
saving stamps, or an interest-bearing
postal caving account may be
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4." tT fuiuejik'4 ns'J t"4Jfy
.. itiniiiatu uiun r in. ne
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may b purh4e4 it ututii.e.
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I1I4I me ot the ln; ! vt I he
pun mil ! mu.nrniu .( lire
' aiiin ut ludilf 11 liii'Mt y, On mail
I I !!c4 at the tKtoit.ce u (! IJ'til I"
(i i:"I4 I'ieeen. uliii'H x i-,vete4
t iii tlie tfitifiKie. 'li e iistinry i I
il e apperaiice ui liavnitt been liN
J ij 11 44y or Kine tunr, Mr. liUcl,
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Kfurni-y (!ftr Mana,;fr I
I'rifJ Here uf (Juuk Clurpf
I I D1i111u1.il. J ' tle liuiUkif
I in krjriiev. eb . waii irleae4 r-
tirday iiiotiiniij aiirr police Iia4 in
esi4(cij iia tiiniteilion with 15 un
lniiiore4 thefU he 1 aut t' luxe
cashed in Kearney and Unulu.
'Hi father 11 nrrd i fayinu on
the tliecL and want. Imn 'iit
I h inie." Ui4rle an l' Uiti. ihut
I 01 ttiteitiv.fi, Kel4rrd.
I At'iottitiaiiieil bv a flieild suit by
Ins (4iber, U A. tKunuon, lion!
u.uier ol Kf4riu, leimtoii ..n4
puny vniiiis wiie li'tt eter'lay ait-
1 1 llnoll,
"Clean Up. Spado Up. Keep il Up"
Adopted as Slogan of City Cleaners
orrick Conducting
Campaign in Omaha
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p'i-t lUovei.
't lein tip, pi!f up. Ut p it tip, U
i!.e .lt4!, ol t'e vVaii'f la i
putbjuj to aniiUal nr na 'Vkti'it'"
ttrtk vvl.i.h U'i MniU), 'I l.e
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ii.ervf ai;4 tt r nvtv and liiim
li! 4l4llljlllHl.
I I at h tlay i.evt week wilt be a
.iriul one. Tliev aie; ?iti.tj ,
j".lintih vo oiwutwit t!4 , ' a I
cterBvuen will be a-ked to prc4!i
on iff toi.ic. "Cleanl nr i iicM I'
KimIiiic "
I MoiidaV. "lif picveiilion tltv." 'l
tonibiitib!c trah U t l-c ibaiud
lioiil .out and b4en'cilL.
Tue.day. ' I rout '4td tlay," lan
are to bf raUed. (lower planted niid
ttalLn and cutter (kinrd,
Wnluestlav. "baik vaid thy," .1!. j t.r.li - vvmil.iu at the vt ntial po.tot-
It') arf to .f ileaiietl, tenee if - le last M.iinl.ij tvtiimtj liy a iii
!p.t;icd, khol pamted. gaib.tiie a: tuinn'' lia been loini't, flu y are e.
Jtt4iiti mid thrnt nit.lri), plauttd ' "illy nmnbi red imm f,77 to li.SlHI
I hutsilav, pamt tlay." cvcrythi'U and t. t.l be nlli-d out and .bet
'i to be brigbiciud wiih new paint. ir each.
1 1
t inlcr Ni".v Hnlinaiue
1.. b.ii!r ! "I'
tt-ilt riUYI vislcrday.
J U. I.i.bt ft Ibe Ma.ter !.,r.
brt.' ; .mhu'i.'II. wlll.ll 1)41 ked the
'r initm, w,i the iit lllatt n pay
the ini.r.-. lie paid .'5 lor
the It 1 1. .hi. in bi bop ami a l
ptrnial H't,
l u'i'k I', t'otiitk, a vaiid.daie for
the rrpbl'v4ii noiiuiu'ioit iir ma f
iiii.lil.tr, if i4iipa uiiirg in lliralu
I Mr, t'orrnk va vhiif cbik ol i'f
! h.Hi.e i reprice iiUftvei dnriuij the
ilat b'iitslativf e.um. iiiakitiii
j rrfonl lor tlie liriel tiin. reipurcd
ior the publikatioii oi the house jour
! nr.) att. r the cbe 'l ;'ie eion.
1 b'eceiiily be tia been mnit ii g evi-
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IvlHIMiai O'P tto 'l in ."'Mi'Mip'M'i
r4ilroa4 company brought to riijom
the acnirii of it. taxe. in tiiaiiv
llll4A4 COIIUlU's.
Mr. Con uk, h been at tive in r.'-
.No I lur In 1 luft of l'lflal
Moin-y Order Vet l'otmd
None t ilie .! goveiiiiueiit money
oi.br b,4iik !o!iti from the money
i puli!i4H politic for a tnmiber oi '
yeai, luvmg been .tctrlaiy vl ti'f
j tae nnnmitiee in l''7, nianaftr of
i Uo.ev(!t C4iup4i;ii m t,:.iak4 n
j MiiiMijiit nt yr-M and (lie I con.
4t4 .d rainpaigu m l''.M-
I lltintt r Fined V'.D for 160
' Mu-kral kiitii in Miatk
I. vie lilake hIjiii. a .1'aik in.tr
Waterloo. ch. in which be kept
toil mtukiat .kiu.
Archie Itouge, hi. buddy ill I'lai'VC
ttiit now ktate uVptuy tfauie warden,
pi t ki d ini. i lie sh.u k l'tu l.iv.
Hongc bailed lil.ke bil.ne i'oiiiu
tv Judge l raw ton!, who luted bun
f,M
The tale same law ay one van
hunt the rat. only huvvccii Novem
ber and 1 thniaiy.
TOtllGIIT
!pfiil Advance
Kequfit
Engrmrnt
Sae 77lU&te infants i invalids
V ASK FOR
m m. M'. Av w mmmmrn mm un x
Avoid Imitationt
J Subttituttt
Ft larnta, lovtUdi tnd Oroatoi CtilMrta
TiM Oii(iiul Food Drink For A3 Ace
Rich mltk, mtttttt ptin f rtTtct In Povdtr
No Cooklnf NeiiUhtn Dlflbl
t bud t- do it -m mutli miio.ity many
in.iitie - h r.ml Mail - we welt' fitft ed I .
uit for Nilvtiut- re.itie! huing TUMiillT
4IM.Y -
"FOOLISH WIVES"
The Moit Talked About
Picture in the World!
Beauty A tmnplfie liraina
l'iiift At'tint; t'.wr feen on the Screen
fMMIS
1tak.lt Imr A4t.t
Mtii. Outfit 00,
flit l All
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USD 1JEE WANT ADS-THICY HKINO KISULTS
NfW
SHOW
TODAY
EMPRESS
JOHNNY COULON
Former Champion Bantamweight of the
World Th Man Thry Cannot Lift
COOK aV
ROSEVERE
In "Leva Via Spe
cial Delivery"
AUSTIN A COLE
in
"Moment. Mtt.lral"
VARIETY FOUR
Nifty Soma in a Nifty Way
Matlnaa Daily 2:15 Every Night 8:15
SALLIE FISHER
In "Tha Choir Rehearaal"
BOBBY ADAMS A JEWEL BARNETT
BEN INNIS
B ERNIE BROTHERS
Fiva Cevalona
Emila and John Nathana
MARGA WALDRON
TmIci ol the Day A.ion'. Fiblei Path. Ntwl
Matt., 18. to Mto: torn. 75c II $1 Sit. Sua.
Night.. IJa to l: tram. SI. 25 8t. and Sun.
Today's Winner of Two Fret Seats
Is Auto No. 20,939
NOW SHOWING
CARDIGAN
A romantic story of a youth
and maid drawn by chance into
tha dramatic struggle for
American independence.
Unusual Comedy
"MUTTS"
CAST COMPOSED
ENTIRELY OF DOGS
NEW SHOW TODAY
CONSTANCE BINNEY
in
"Room and Board"
She Lost Her Heart Trying
to Save Her Home
SPECIAL ADDED
ATTRACTION,
Singer's Midgets
Sideshow
Empress Rustic Garden
AH Drinks, 10c
All Tables Free .
ADMISSION, 25c
Includes Tax
OUR REVISED STORE
-m j m -P-k TIB I tains licIJ as a cletnonslralion lliat Eldrcdgc-Rcynoltls is a store where
Lj Lsi lk I I patrons can aliop in perfect comfort where selections can be nude from care
j Jj ! I ar"J 'fll-tlioscn merchandise of the finest quality not a department
-afcsaaf aaV sorc ft igtorc 0f SjICcialty SIlOpS."
DAINTY
APPAREL
for Little Women
LIKE mother or sister, the little
woman must have her new dress or
coat for Easter. Special attention has
been piven to the selection; of our
junior apparel by an expert and we in
cite your inspection.
DRESSES
Taffeta, pussy willow, Canton
crepe, crepe de chine, Shantung,
Habiti, Scotch tweed, and crepe
knit are just a few of the many
handsome materials that form these
dainty dresses. In dressy and sport
styles becoming to girls from 7 to
17 years of age. Prices range
from $10.75, $12.75 to $29.75.
COATS AND CAPES
These will be unusually interesting
to the girls as well as to the
mothers, as the styles are so very
attractive. Mannish or dressy
models in novelty or plain fabrics
in tan, rose, Pekin, orchid, navy or
grey. Priced from $8.75 to
$79.50. (
DRESSES SPECIAL
$15.00
A very pretty assortment of dresses
from 10 to 16 years of age. Made
of Shantung in jade and black or
'Arab and jade. Smartly hand
embroidered, with narrow moire or
cire ribbon girdle. Full pleated.
Choice $15.00 on Thursday.
Girls' Shop Second Floor,
COATS : SUITS : DRESSES
The market; are searched by trained buyers and apparel is botijrht by
them that $ individual and distinctive in style. Special lines of well
known makers such as Hetty Wales and Rosemary are secured for ex
clusive sale at Eldrcdpe-Reynolds. Beautiful frocks made by hand in
Kranee are also to be found here priced from $59.75 to $115.
COATS AND ' WRAPS at $89.75
Luxurious coals of Marvella, Gcrona, Veldyne, Twill Cord in exclusive
styles are to be found in this special group. The styles are innumerable and
the colors include clove, navy, sand, lady bird, taupe and black. Each coat
fully lined with contrasting colored crepe, canton or pussy willow. Sizes
16 to 11. Worth up to $125.00.
NEW PRINTED CREPE deCHJNE
DRESSES-SpecmZ $35.00
We have just received these dresses, which are the very newest idea in
frocks. They are of dainty printed crepe de chine. Made extremely simple
in line, but effective trimming and dainty colors of blue, pink, lavender,
navy, etc., make them decidedly different and very desirable. The price
is extremely low at $35.00. ,
Apparel Shop Second Floor
A NEW CORSET for SPRING
TO go with the new dresses one must first have a new corset. Care
fully selected styles that will fit all figures include those from such
makers as Mme. Frances, Bien Jolie, LaVona, Back-Laced Modart,
Roberta, etc. Made of silk brocade, satin or batiste, also elastic.
Priced from $3.50 to $22.50.
Corset Shop Main Floor
THE LATEST STYLE IN
FOOTWEAR
$8.50
FOR Thursday we offer a beauti
ful new style slipper of black
patent with grey suede backs.
Either high or low Spanish heels. In
this special group there are also
satin two-strap slippers with high
or low Spanish heels. Very special
at $8.50.
PATENT OXFORDS
$5.00
A smart flapper oxford of patent
leather. A popular last and one
.that. .will please you at the low
price of $5.00.
Shoe Shop Main Floor
LOVELY NEW LINGERIE
LUMINOUS silken uirMrarments of ctiptiva'ng chaun in tha exquisite
colorings essential to trie spring outfit as well as plain white cotton gar
ments so practical for common wear.
EXTREMELY LOW PRICES FOR THURSDAY
Step-ins and vests of radium
silk, CO QC
each J)Aiaa7J
Tailored crepe back satin
chemise, all tl QC
colors HtltVD
Crepe back satin step-ins Embroidered triple silk
and vests, tC ff voile frA QC
each JOaUU chemise .. -Ptai7
FINE COTTON SETS
Dainty white cotton sets step-ins and
vests trimmed with colored bindings or
lace at, each
98c and $1.45
Lingerie Shop Main Floor
DAINTY WASH FROCKS
for the House
HOUSE FROCKS or aprons are here in
great variety for your selection. The
styles are especially attractive and the
colors are delightful for spring and sum
mer. Dresses are priced up to $3.95 and
the aprons come as low as 76c. Make your
selection Thursday while the assortment is
complete.
House Dress Shop Main Floor
0 0 0
THE FINEST QUALITY
HOSIERY
OUR Hosiery Shop is well known
throughout the locality, par
ticularly on account of our being ex
clusive agents for the famous
Gotham Gold Stripe Hose, "the silk
hose that wear" and that is guar
' anteed to give satisfactory service.
HOSE SPECIAL
$1.75
For this np-eial event we are offering you
several Styles of hose, including brown
with- silh feet, silk to the top, full fash
ioned; black silk lislo, hem top, lisle feet,
full fashioned; embroidered insteps, brown,
navy, Russian calf, pure thread silk; black
and sand-colored silk with clox.silk to knee,
lisle hem top. Choice of any style at
$1.75. Formerly priced up to $3.00.
CHILDREN'S SOX
25c
In pink, sky, brown or black. Dainty hose
with cuffs. An opportunity to buy for
summer.
Hose Shop Main Floor
BLOUSES for THE NEW SUIT
or SEPARATE SKIRT Are Here
SMART tailored blouses are much in vogue this season ar i
particular woman will find here an assortment that ....1
surely please.
SILK BLOUSES
$10.00
PONGEE BLOUSES
$3.50
Of pussy willow, truhu, radium or
crepe de chine. Long tucked col
lars, tiny tucks and narrow pleated
edge, frill fronts. Some have wide
filet trim and tiny insertion of
filet. Roll or filet collars. For
merly priced at $13.75.
Blouse Shop Main Floor
Three models to choose from. Peter
Tan collar with narroy plaited frill
edge around collar and down front
Roll collar, tuxedo style, narrow
lace edge, tiny tucks. Tucked front
model, collar to be worin high or
low. All made of splendid quality
pongee.
A Super Collection of
EASTER MILLINERY
$Q00
EVERY hat was chosen with par
ticular care to make' this the
most superb collection of Easter
millinery in Omaha.
There are large hats and small hats
gay little off-the-face hats, de
mure turbans and alluring picture hats. The materials,
among them you will find everything favored by fashion ;
Milans, Liseres, Hemps, Hair, all over Visca Cloth, Silks,
and Taffetas.
The tj-ynmrfs are too varied and too novel to even at
tem$ descilbe. Every color of Spring fashion's rain
bow fij Ifcfcre Cherry, Flame, Navy, Copen, Perriwinkle,
Canna, Cactus, Henna, Pumpkin, Brown and Dove Grey.
A special lot will be fcsSci Thursday at $8.00.
Millinery Shay Second Floor
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