Former Omahan Dies in Oregon; Funeral Here Mias Tillle H. Pleuler, 31, formerly 6f Omaha, died December 8 at Sa lem, Ore., after a brief illness. ♦*>6 was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pleuler. She is survived by a brother, Fred W. Pleu ter, and two sisters, Mrs. William Trttz of Omaha and Mrs. Charles Webb of Silverton, Ore. Her brother was on a train, hurrying to her bed side at the time of her death. Funeral services will be held Mon day afternoon at 2 at the Masonic temple, Omaha, in charge of Vesta chapter No. 7, O. E. S., of which she was a member. Omaha Girl Is Member of | Mount Holyoke Orchestra Miss Beatrice Reichenberg, 117 South Thirty third street. Omaha, Is * member of the student orchestra at Mount Holyoke college, South Had ley, Maes., which will give Its first concert of the year at the close of the Christmas vesper service Sunday night, December 16. The orchestra will play numbers from "The Messiah," the overture, the pastoral symphony, "He Feedeth His Flock,’ 'and the Hallelujah chor us. 1 State Independent Oil Men to Meet Tuesday Members of the Nebraska Indepen dent Oil Men's association will hold their annual state meeting In Omaha Tuesday, December 18, at Hotel Rome. \V. C. Platt, edltr,» or the National Petroleum News, Cleveland, O., and L. V. Nicholas, president of the Na tional Petroleum Marketers associa tion, will address the gathering in the afternoon, and nrw officer* for the coming year will be elected at a busi ness session. Present officers are D. L Coryell, Lincoln, Neb,, president; G. A. Steele, Omaha, vice president, and Charles M, Sutherland, Omaha, secretary. Bungalow Roadhouse Is Ordered Closed for Year No sooner had Dave Howard, pro prletor of the bungalow, Weet Center street roadhoise, been fined flOO on a charge of Illegal possession of Uri nal In district court Friday after noon, than City Prosecutor Dennis O'Brien filed application for an In junction closing the place for one year. The court granted the injunction forthwith. Howard was convicted of the charge against him, on appeal from police court, by ■ Jury which remained out 14 hour*. O'Brien* success in obtaining the restraining order was unexpected a* the liquor Introduced as evidence was found outside the place. • The gifts to the earthquake suf ferers In Japan from America by the Ited Cross, the army and navy and by private subscriptions amount to $20,000,000. Zionist Mass Meeting in Omaha December 3( Louis Lipsky. chairman of th* Zionist Organization of America, ana a member of the World Zionist com mittee, is to address a maaa meet ing in Omaha, December 30, accord ing to word received by J. J. Fried man, chairman of the Omaha Zion 1st district._ Do Your Christmas Toy Shopping in The Brandeis Store Toyland For it is a delightful place, complete in stock, rendering excellent service^ taking interest in the personality of the child ftQd giving advice as to the beneficial and most enjoyable tor. Let the Kiddies Have Their Picture Taken With Santa Claus The Tovland photographer will take “Kiddies’ ” pictures sitting >n Santa’s lap, two for 25c. What a privilege to be in such a proud position right with the King of “The Toy land of Children.” Boys and Girls— Come See the Circus The wonders of the circus would make P. T. Barnum turn green with envy. Why, there are per forming lions, big wonderful ele phants, seals, that actually move and do marvelous tricks; funny clowns, great acrobats, a thril ling slide for life, a wonderful revolear, trained monkeys, a fat lady, bareback riders. The kid dies open their eyes in wonder at the operations of this wonderful Santa Circus. . • _- • Brandeis Has the Toys and it has the circus too—Just like the old time sawdust ring The most wonderful toys for boys and girls, everything that they could wish for. Beautiful dolls that sleep and talk, all the things for dolly’s home; tea sets, furniture and all other lovely things for dolly. Then there are toy animals that p’ease any child; pianos that actually play, games of all kinds, all kinds of musical instruments and just loads of other toys for little girls and boys. There isn’t anything in the way of toys that the Brandeis Toyland doesn’t have. Mechanical playthings that are educational as well as fun to work with; tool chests, games and every conceivable thing that a real boy would just love to have for his very own. _ “The Best Toyland I Have Ever Seen” is the exclamation of many of the happy youngsters. There are playthings that make the hearts of the little ones beat faster. Gifts for children from all parts of the world; at prices to suit every pocketbook. Santa is there to greet you, and you can tell him about everything you want for Christmas. Some of the Many Toys You Will Find on the 8th Floor Magic Lanterns Steam Engines Construction Autos Chemcraft Electric Trains Key Wind Trains Celluloid Dolls Bisque Dolls Mamma Dolls French Dolls Austrian Dolls Italian Dolls Soil Clothes aseball Games Imported Trainj Football Games Basketball Games Stuffed Animals Wooden Animals Austrian Animals Lead Soldiers # WickeY Furniture Shooting Games China Tea Sets Tin Tea Sets Rocking Horses Kiddie Kars Coaster Wagons Autos Velocipedes Doll Carriages Sleds White Enameled Furniture Doll Houses Washing Sets Roller Skates Ice Skates Footballs Erector Sets Meccano Sewing Machines Friction Toys Rubber Balls Tin Horns Mechanical Toys Christmas Trees Christmas Tree Lights Christmas Tre* Ornaments Stone Blocks Building Blocks (Wooden) Alphabet Blocks Mechanical Boats Sail Boats Airplanes Doll Houses fSferffn jSS tkfimfCfov/ls7b-/ormtnq (Jans, ban t>ac£ riders, Marne four 'JFVoor^ \ trained manfci/s-.S'eals The Brandeis Store Bought Toys in the Markets of the World The Brandeis Store Toyland is, one of the largest and most complete in the country. It is so for the reason that we sent a special representative to the toy markets of Europe and others scoured the toy markets of America in search for up-to-date playthings for the little ones. Toys bought at Brandeis are toys bought at the lowest price. The reason is that we saved the importer’s or middleman’s profit and pass the benefits to our cus tomers. We believe that outside of St. Louis we are the largest importers of toys between Chicago and the coast We also believe that there is not a store in the United States that has as large a variety of toys as you will find on our Eighth Floor, and the p rices eoa.yare favorably with the lowest. y... . i l» ' ■ — Dolly Primrose—An extraor dinary doll with a smooth fin ished papier-mache body; beautiful curls; goes 3.00 to sleep; priced. Self-Steering Sleds — 30-inch long hard wood, steel runners. painted in bright col- 1.50 i ora; special, each, Little Marion—The pride of the toy department; a genuine Heudren doll with pretty curl*; she walks and talks and j* ATI toe* tt> sleep, each, OeVAJ . ■ —.—t—--—“I Erector Set—Wonderful crane can be built with one of these sets; visit the booth; set as low 1 00 np to 20.00 as Long Racy Anto — Painted red; disk wheel, rubber tired: faat running; ape- 14.00 dally priced, each, White Genuine Kiddie Kars—. Rubber tir£s, ball bearing wheels; beautifully enameled 2.25“ 4.50 priced Meccano—Greatest structural tor and will make more mechanical working model* than any other; real mechanical engineers hare started with Meccano sets— 1.00° 20.00 Woven Fiber Doll Cab*—Rub ber tires, adjustable top; col ors blue, bro'm and pray; large enough for 10.00 mamma dolls: at. Drama—Genuine akin head drums with sticks; buy him a drum and let him beat 1.98 it;-priced, each, Wolverine Laundry Sets— Tub, wringer, clothes rack, basket and clothes pins and washboard; specially *> Af) priced at, all for, * American flyer Train*—Have al ways given satisfaction; with a key wind train and plenty of track your boy will bo absolutely con tented; one engine, three coaches, twelve sections of track; QO guaranteed; special at, £e«70 t k Real Flivver—Made right near the flivver factor)*, solid iron painted black; specially priced, each, Key Wind Tin Engine Looks like the reel engine; heavy spring, genuine rubber tires and goes like | BA sixty to a fire; each, Auto — Rubber tired wire w’heels; painted brown; a nob by little car that will delight the youngsters; 10 00 specially priced at, * 1 Sturdy Staoofly — For little Bobbie; white horses; red seat, 10 inches wide; 1.50 specially priced at. : Tot Can—The next step te kiddie can; have rubber tired wheels; adjustable seat and 4.00 *7.50 .r.r Mechanical T r a i n—Figure eight track, engine with beet Connecticut clock work motor 14 pieces of track and Q 50 cross over; special, * Janesville Coasters—The real coasters; swift, silent and stutdy. Ask Jimmie, he knows, 10.00 “d 11.00 Lionel Electric Train—N. Y. Central type engine, long track; two pasRenRcr care, a wonderful train; spe- Q CA daily priced, each, This Imported Rooking Horse —Plush covered, looks like n I real horse; very 10.00 strong [ special at, F 1 ■ ■■■■■—— ■ ■ ■■■■ <| Solid Oak Roll Top Daak—Chair to match; two drawera at the aide; pigeon holes for the young ster's business papers; 3 feet high; two feet, I iq.jja Inches wide; special. li/iUU .--. Easy Running Velocipede— For children from 3 to 12; ball bearing; heavy tired— 8.00 * 20.00 Tool Chest—Our tool chests have real tools that you can build real things with. Spe £22* 3.00 ° 10.00 ~ ' Hi I I t Over and Under—Tha new me chant-al tor; the eeneatton oi the Toy department; the little