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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 30, 1922)
Firm Donates Coal to Charities Here The Goddard Fuel company has agreed to donate 509 tons of coal to the Associated Charities, for the use of Omaha families during the winter. The donation has a cash vnluo greater than tho entire receipts of tho Chnrity hall Wednesday night and is one of the most liberal gifts the association has ever received. "Naturally, we are delighted,” said Mrs. George W. Doane, secretary of the Associated Charities. "Coal is one thing that la a real problem for us and this helps us most materially at n time.when, as a result of the fire which destroyed our office, we par ticularly need everything Hint we can get." Last Two Times MATINEE TODAY 2:15 Early Curtain ‘ TONIGHT at 8 MARION MORGAN DANCERS And Current Bill WEEK STARTING TOMORROW Including TWO BIG GALA NEW YEAR’S | EVE SHOWS First Show, 7:50. Second Show, 10:15 MOORE A LITTLEFIELD In "Change Your *Act or Back to the Woods” and Other Orpheum Notables MATINEE NIGHT 13c to 50c 13c togl.OO Plus U. S. Tax - -— STARTS TODAY JAMES OLIVER- __ curwoodCt "MAN FROM IVIlilf KIVSII" With Eva Novak Wallace Beery Five Guests at Marriage Attend Golden Wedding >!;•. an<l .Mrs. \. J. NU'liols. Fremont. Nob., Dec. 29.—(Special.) —Mr. ami Mrs. A. J. Nichols. 70 and 09, respectively, enjoyed an unusual honor, when five guests who were present at their wedding 50 years ago, were in attendance at their golden wedding anniversary. Another remark able Incident in connection with the celebration was the fact that Mrs. Nichols’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Garrett, celebrated their own ^ Vaudeville—Photoplay»^^_ EsEfgga W STARTING TODAY w ALL NEW 6-ACT BILL With the Musical Farce BILLY KELLY CO. Jerry’s Back In Business at the Wellington Inn Cafe Special Table d’Hote New Year’s Dinner Served From 12:30 P. M. to 8:00 P. M. $1.25 Oyster or Fruit Cocktail Crab Gumbo, a la Creole, or Consomme Du Bois Stuffed CeleTy or Sweet Relish Wafers Fresh Lobster, a la Newburg Roast Watertown Goose, Baked Apple Roast Young Turkey, Cranberry Jell Roast Young Capon, Giblet Sauce Roast Virginia Ham, Champagne. Sauce Fillet Mignons, a la Stanley Escallopdd Potatoes or French Fried Sweet Potatoes Cauliflower, au gratin, or Sugar Corn i Head Lettuce and Tomato Salad Hot Mince or Apple Pie with Cheese Pumpkin Pic, Whipped Cream Banana Pudding, Vanilla Sauce Dinner Rolls Coffee Tea MUk "OMAHA'S FUN CENTER" *0,_./>T7« yQjlVHf Pra»Wnr Prleaa Lawta Talbot * Super Production Wine, Woman & Song sfer BERT BERTRAND and Ca.l of 50 Every Line a Laugh; Every Girl a Beauty UdJt* Tlckata. I3e or ?5e at Dally Mat.. 2.15 Two Complete Show* Sun. Nite, Dec. 31 Startlna at 8:30 and 11:31 (Novel. Timely Surprleae on Stroke of 12. Ml DNITE Omaha’s One Live Spot NEW YEAR’S EVE. All Crer at 1:45 A. M. “OWL” CARS HOME Thomas Meighan and LI^A LEE in GEORGE ADE'S 44 Back Home and Broke” One of the Ye«r'» Beet. Starts SEVEN TODAY DAYS Midnight Show Sudiy Right 11 p. m. — LAST DAY “Minnie” and BUSTER KEATON In “The Electric House” m | empress! _LAST TIMES TODAY JONiA’S HAWAIIANS Introducing "THE PEARL OF HAWAII" WM. WOLFE £ LOUISE WARD In "TEA FOR TWO AND THEN SOME” GREENOUF £ TINO Oiler COSTUMED SONGS AND DANCES BERRY £ LAYTON "THE ALL ROUND BOYS” LOIS WIIJ50N £ JACK MULIIALL In “BROAD DAYLIGHT" ; ' .:." golden wedding anniversary in the same house. About 50 friends and relatives at tended the celebration. Mrs. S. V. Dillow, a daughter, presided as toast mistress. Texas. Wisconsin,Kansas, Io wa and Nebraska were presented in the crowd. Seven children were born to the couple, six of whom were in attendance. They are: Mrs. S. V. Dil low, district superintendent of Congre gational churches at Kearney; A. J. Nichols, vice president of the Farm ers and Merchants’ bank at Fair bury; Mrs. J. H. Williams, wife of the pastor of the Evangelical church at Blue Springs; Mrs. Hay Mougey of O'Connor; Mrs. Leon Killarb, Page; Mrs. William B. Karr, Lincoln. A. M. Nichols, twin brother of A. J. Nichols and superintedent of the Cudahy Backing plant at Salt Lake City, was unable to be present. Of 28 grandchildren, 18 were present. Club Meeting Postponed. The regular annual meeting of the Omaha Country club, which was to have been held yesterday at the Omaha club building, has been ad journed until some time during Jan uary. “A KNOCK-OUT" The Last and Greatest 1922 Men’s Shoe Sale No use beating around the bush, men; we must have the room for new stuff coming in every day, so we’re knocking the profit out of prices and giving you a chance to restock your shoe closet with Globe Qual ity Shoes. Come early and take your choice as to size, color, style or material. All our customers are our friends, and they’re sure to be here in great numbers. May we number you among the “Early Birds?” i All Former $7.00 Sellers Values to $10.00 $C85 1614 FARNAM SI OMAHA, NEBR. Open Saturday Evening Until 9:00 USE BEE WANT ADS—THEY BRING RESULTS Drug and Toilet Goods Sale at the 4 Sherman & McConnell Drug Stores SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30 Our 4 Good Drug Stores right now will be found filled with Standard Toilet and Medicinal Articles, most of them obtained by direct ,and frequent shipments from manufacturers and importers, although wa are bound to admit that out Omaha job* bers never served us quite as well as in this year just closing. Come to us and you will find the goods—at least 98 times out of 100—and at a price to please you. Read These | Soap Prices, Then “Stock Up” 25c Packer’s Tar Soap, special for . 18£ 1 Or El Merito Olive Oil Castile Soap .7C W.altkc's or llaskin’s Army and Navy Hard Water Cocoa Cas tile Soap.7<J Graham's or Schieffelin’s Lemon Oil Soap, 4 for.25C 25c Cuticura Soap.21<* 30c Resinol Soap .21<^ Craddock’s Blue Toilet Soap 9<* Armour’s Auditorium Bath Soap for .lltf 1 dozen .$1.30 •Jergcn's Big Oval Cake Old Fashioned Oatmeal Soap..9<* Ivory, Wool, Creme Oil, Palm olive or Life Buoy Soap, 3 cakes for . .. .19* 15c Colgate’s “All Around” Vio let and Palm Toilet and “Big Bath” Soap for. 15c Renaissance Soap, cake, J9* 25c Talmer’s Lotion Soap.l8<^ $2.00 “H o n o r Bright” 2-qt. Hot Water Bottle for $1.39 Fountain Syringe for $1.49 Both Fully Warranted Pocket Knife Bargain See our wonderful values at 49* 59* and 98* Bayer’s Aspirin $1.25 bottle of 100 5-ftrain tablets for .. . .89* 40c Castoria . . . .29* $1.25 Pinkham’s Compound 98* 50c Carmen Face Powder. 29* 50c DeWitt Kidney Pills. .39* 50c Nature’s Remedy . ...39* 50c Non Spi Deodorant ...39* 50c Orchard White.39* $1.20 Syrup Pepsin.98* 60c Bromo Seltzer. .. .49* Lysol Disinfectant . . .19* 70c Sloan’s Liniment ... 59* 60c Syrup Figs .44* $1.00 Wine Cardu i .84* 45c Pluto Water .29* 60c Sal Hepatica .49* 35c Pape’s Cold Compound 27* $1.25 Absorbinc Jr.98* 60c Doan’s Kidney Pilb ..44* 75c 1-pt. bottle Internal Paraf fine Oil (white) for.49* $1.15'Swamp Root .98* 50c Cascarets .... .39* 35c Freezonc. for corns.. 27* $1.10 Nuxated Iron . .89* 30c Phenolax Wafers . .. 23* 30c Hill’s Cascara Quinine 19* 35c Vick’s Vapo Rub.34* 50c Drake Croup Remedy.39* 30c Liquid Veneer.23* $3.75 Malted Milk _$2.69 65c Aspirin Tablets, 100’s. .49* $1.00 Lavoris .84* 60c Puretest Witch Hazel.49* 25c Glycerin and Rose Water for .'.19* 35c Castor Oil, Puretest. . 24* $1.00 Waterbury’s Compound for .89* 75c Black Dressing Comb..49* $1.25 Cloth Brush, black. .98* 50c Bicycle Playing Cards.39* 45c Grape Juice, pints....39* 35c Hygica Nursers, complete, for .25* $1.00 Gillette Blades.79* 15c Hair Nets, Goodform.. 9* 35c Palmolive Shaving Cream for . 27* 15c Crepe Toilet Paper . . . .9* $5.00 Electric Warmer. .$3.84 $1.00 Gillette Razors ....79* 75c Rubbing Alcohol.49* $1.10 Mastin’s Vitamon ...89* 100 Hinkle Pills or Tablets 19* hi-lb. Peroxide Hydrogen.. 12* 30c Kolynos Dental Cream. 19* 50c Melba Cleansing Cream or the Skin Food, either for 39* 50c Jergen’s Lotion (new) 43* 25c barge Pink and White Velour Powder Puffs 14* Spanish Licorice Root For cough syrups and a harm less remedy for the chil dren’s “cold.” Package at 50 140 230 and 440 Razor Blades Sharpened for lc Erich Bring youA Razor Blades to any one of our four stores and we will have them sharpened so they will cut like new for 120 Pcr dozen, $1 per 100. __________________ Cough Drops 3 pkgs. for..1O0 (This includes Stearns, Euca lyptus, Red Cross, Ulypto.) X. Stone's Bronchial Wafers, box . 150 Klein’s Japanese Menthol Cough Drops in tin boxes for .150 Burnett’s Food Products G small bottles Flavoring Ex tracts in box for ... 250 This includes Lemon, Almond, Raspberry, Vanilla, Orange. Burnett’s Harmless Paste Colors, including Green, Red, Rose, Blue, etc., pkg. for .200 (The above for Candies and Cakes) Hufcland Tonic This is prepared from the for mula of the "Original Swiss Tonic" and is an aid to digestion and a general system tonic and blood builder. Large bottles for $1.25. Sherman & McConnell Drug Co. (THE REXALL DRUGGISTS) Good Drug Stores in Prominent Locations Corner Sixteenth and Dodge Corner Sixteenth and Harney Corner Nineteenth and Famam Corner Twenty-fourth and Famam General Office, Second Floor, Nineteenth and Famam Sts. Telephone Atlantic 7855. Call general office if you do not get service—but you’ll GET it, we are sure. STORE FOR MEN AND SOYS Replenished! Stocks of Men’s Suits ' and Overcoats READY FOR THE LAST DAY. ;; SOME OF THE GREATEST VALUES * OFFERED DURING THIS SALE. 3 Satisfying Lots tofrcmCT Store for Men and Boys 4 Hart Schaffner & Marx, |j Rochester * and Other Makes Pick Out Your [O’coat or Suit During jjg the Greatest ^ Clothing Event of the Year Regular Prices $25, $30 and $35 Overcoats made by the Oregon Woolen Mills. Pure Oregon wool, Skinner satin linings, belted backs and belted around. Suits made by St. Louis mak ers, sport and conservative models. Regular Prices $40, $45 and $50 Men’s and Young Men’s Suits and Overcoats made by Hart Schaffner & Marx and other good makes, good models, in the fabrics that are now popular. All sizes represented, in novelty or plain materials. i—$ 11Z5—i Lot 3 v ^ Lot 3 Regular Prices $50, $55 and $60 * Suits and Overcoats for Men—Hart Schaffner & Marx and other good makes. Broken lots of our most pop ular fabrics and styles—every model to fit any man. A complete size range. Final Clearance Men’s and Boys’ Hats and Caps Store for Men Men's Hats and t aps All the odd lota of men s hats; values to $5.00; AM QQ < special at .. Over 100 I)o*en of Men’s , Winter Caps Values to $2.00; QQn in one big lot at.. wOv Hoys* Taps All the boys’ $1.50 QQ/* caps, spoclal at . s/Ol/ 75 Horen’ of Men's Fine Winter Taps Lined with real chamois skins; $3.00 values; QO QK special at. Ruffled Curtains 500 Pair to Sell at $ 1 98 l'er Pair Third Floor A direct factory purchase of 500 pairs Ruffled Swiss and 1 Marquisette Curtains, full i length, 21/2. yards; dainty , curtains suitable for bed- - rooms; tie-backs to match. Overcoats j and Mackinaws In a Sale for the Last Day About 200 boys' warm Over coats, with fur collars: $15 and $18 values; (PO QQ special at. «PO.»70 400 boys' all-wool mackinaws; $8.50 values, <Py| QQ special at .«P^r»J/0 Boys’ Sweaters Boys’ and children's all-wool sweaters; values to $6.00, at— $1.45 $2.98 Final Days Selling of Shoes $^35 Values to $10 Black satin, black kids, tan calf, 2-strap, browu suede and patent combinations, gray and black • suede, black patent oxfords. Children’s Shoe Specials Size 2 to 5 Sizo 5 to S 98c $1.45 R to 11 $2.45 Butter, Eggs and Cheese Department Fancy Tub Creamery Butter, per lb. .46* I Fancy Carton Creamery Butter, per lb.50* Guaranteed Eggs, dozen 27* Fancy Wisconsin Brick Cheese, per lb.20* Fancy Wisconsin Full Cream Cheese, per lb.30* Ripe or Queen Olives, flt. 40* Wilson Nut Oleomargarine. Der lb.20* •c -ww'er.~ i i 'ii