Wife, 73. Bakes
l,'*M!ake for Own
(rolden Wedding
( - *
couple Vt;ed at Fremput, Iml.,
Celebrate Anniversary at
Fremont, Neb., Pres
ent Home.
Fremont, Neb., Jan. 22.—Mr. ;tnd
Mrs. <\ B, Noyes «»f Fremont cele
brated their COth wedding anniver
sary Tuesday, anrl as a special fea
ture of the occasion, Mrs. Noyes,
though 73, baked a cake for the
party.
Mr. Noyes, who is 7G. and his wife
were married in Fremont, Ind., and
by a peculiar coincidence, arc cele
brating their noth anniversary in a
town of the same name, though in
different state. Two years before
their marriage, Noyes canto to Dodge
county and took a homestead near
Scribner. returning with his bride,
• t ho Noyes resided gn t He homestead
for 21 years. /
Twenty-eight years ago the family
For every ache and pain A
use Ben-Gay freely. Its
penetrating warmth ^
drivesawaythesoreness *
like magic and brings ^
quick and blessed relief. A
i- . A
COT*. Backaches
Toothache. ^
Rheumatism ^
Tired leet
Coughs and colda
Headaches *
TKoi. 1 erming & Ca
Amti. Ageou. N. Y*
moved to Fremont, where the hue
bamr continued to. farm on a small
scale. Noyes still continues to culti
vate his garden and every spring Ik
oils of the first to report early speci
mens of homegrown vegetables. His
yxife also Is active about the house
and prepared the feast for the anni
versary party.
Mr. Noyes attended both the 60th
and Both wedding anniversaries of hts
own parents, Mr. and Mrs. John B.
Noyes of Fremont, Ind.
Civil War Captain h
Dies at Tecumseh
bounded Yet Crippled for
Life After Stay in
I Libby Prison.
SlieriHl Dhpntf'i t«i - lie Omaha Bff.
Tecumseh, Neb., Jan. 22.—('apt. A
I >. Flanagan, 70, died at Ills home
here today after being in failing
health for many months. He was a
native of Pennsylvania and command
ed Company A, Fifty-fifth Pennsyl
vania Volunteer infantry, through
much of the civil war. After being
wounded at Chaffin’s Farm, A’a., Sep
tember 20, 186-1, Ale was sent to Libby
prison with but little or no attention,
where lie was held 12 days before
parole. His injuries crippled him for
life.
Captain Flanagan had been a resi
dent of this county for half a century.
Ills wife died last July. His three
sons, Frauk and Edward of AA'yrnore,
und Earl of Littleton, Col., were with
him when he died. ,
^cAcral Kxpected to Seek
Norfolk Postmaster Job
Norfolk* Neb.. Jan. 22.—There will
be numerous candidates for the Nor
folk post mastership, which is now
vacant, when the time comes for ap
plicants to file Two applicants al
ready have indicated they will asi/
for the position. One is W. L. Wtch*
man, who was formerly assistant
postmaster, and the other is Mrs.
Jean*Whitney, the republican woman
leader in the Third congressional dis
trict.
Mr*. Nesbit Buried.
Fremont, Nel... Jftn. 22.—Funeral
'iftvh-es for Mis. Mary Nesbitt, 9;«.
the oldest inmate of the Old People's
home is Omaha, who died Saturday,
were held in Fremont at Kidge ceme
tery. Mr/. Nesbitt, who entered the
home of her own volition, was a res
ident of Fremont for 20 years prior to
iier entrance into the Omaha insti
tution.
Kiddies Yet Hope
for Warm Shoes
Children Wake in Morning
and Wonder If W ish W ill
Come True.
t
Acknowledged n.WI-SI
A. I. K.. Pleasanton. »b I.W
Frank Hnneen. lehllnr. Nek .. -1HI
Mrs. E. II. W
A Friend. at. Edward. »l>
Mrs. T. M. Orr. ».«•
A Friend . J •«<»
Rhrn Frnmkln. l-'bl
Mrs. Nathnn Roberts. 8.IHI
Total . »M4<l.sI
"Ho who helpeth the poor f
H"lp« three—
Himself, the suffering ones
And me.”
Thus speaks the old seise, and
thousands know it is true. Those
who have contributed to The Omaha
Bee's Free Shoe Fund understand
the blessedness of giving, the happy
l'eellng that lingers in the heart.
And the poor little children who
receive warm, strong shoes from the
tund know the blessedness of re
ceiving.
Right now there ore poor hoys and
girls waking up each morning and
looking forward hopefully to the time
when there will lie money in the
fund to buy shoes for them. They
have no fathers and their mothers
| are sorely pressed to earn enough
for food and shelter.
If you will help, send your con
trlbutlon to the Free Shoe Fund, care
of The Omaha Bee. It. will be
acknowledged In this column.
Used Cars Sell at
Lowest in Iowa
I j __
St. l.ouis, Mo., Jan. 22.—A used au
tomobils Is worth more in Ohio, New
York, Pennsylvania and California
than in Iowa and many othei* states,
the average price for such a car rang
ing from <202.16 in Iowa, to *778.08
in Ohio during the. last three months
of 1923, according to the National
Automobile Dealers' association.
The average price reported by deal
ers in 18 states follow;
Iowa. $202.16; Wisconsin and Ken
tucky, $273.86; Missouri, <296.77; Ore
gon, <301.46; Washington, $349.75;
Mississippi and Louisiana, <301.43;
Ohioi <778.06; Pennsylvania, <411.25;
Illinois, $289.05; New York, $467.96;
Minnesota, <277.65; Michigan,. <327.46;
Arkansas and Tennessee, <266.93; In
diana, <255.71: California. *112 75.
Underwooa Has
Defi for Klan,
By Associated Free.
Cleveland, O., Jan. —United
States Senator Oscar Underwood of
Alabama, candidate for the demo
■ratit: nomination for president. In an
address here today hurled defiance
at the Ku Klux Klan and served no
ire that he all demand that his party
in national convention next June
write into its declaration of prin
Motion picture
dramas
the Kodak way
First, personal motion pic
tures of the people and thing*
that interest vou ate eaiily made
with the Cine-Kodak and
shown with the Kodascope.
_rhen, professional motion |
picture: featuring such stars as
Constance Talmadgt, Alice
Brady.Flaine Hammerstein and
Charlie Chaplin, may he rented
at moderate charges and shown
in your own home by Koda
Kope projewion. ,
Not only personal motion
pictures but motion picture
Jramai the Kodak way.
Let ui show you. *
E**tro«n Kodak Co.
(The Robert Dempster Co.)
1813 Farnam St.
mpAW Branch Stare
308 South 15th St- _
xnvt t-Ti-t'tr\r
!. DYE IT
NEW FOR ISc
Skirts Kimonos Draperies
Waists Dresses Ginghams
Coats Sweaters Stockings
Don’t tw-inilrr whether you can dye
or tint successfully, because perfect
home dyeing i,s guaranteed with "Dia
mond Dyes ■ even if you have never
dyed before. Druggists have all col
ors. Directions In each package.
Seventh
Floor
J
I
Seventh
Floor
Our Annual February Furniture Sale
Is Now in Full Swing
The hundreds of customers who visited our Seventh Floor Monday and Tuesday were highly pleased with the values offered,
and left here happy with their fortunate purchases. We advise yoo to shop early and anticipate your furniture wants while
the stock is complete, and the quantities unbroken. '
Buy on Our Easy Time • Payment Plan
450.00 Four-Piece Bed
Room Suite 225.00
Four perfectly
matched pieces
in the American
walnut. The
best Bedroom
Suite in Omaha
for the money.
Four pieces—
225.00
14.00 Simmons Steel
Bed, 7.49
Two inch continuous post bed with
heavy filling rods, inay be bad in the
full or single size, in the H 40
American Walnut finish, * •
75.00 “Pullman” Day
Bed, 49.50
7 1
Handsomely finished in the dull
hrown mahocany. The upholster
ing is in choice velour or tapestry.
Heavy cane panel insert in both
the head and the foot. ,IQ rtA
February Sale Price, **
Ton may buy a fine cotton mattree*
to fit this Bed, as low as 8.95
225.00 Eight-Piece Dining
Room Suite 125.00
A genuine American "Walnut Dining lioom Suite,
^ith either the oblong or round table. The Chairs
have genuine blue leather seats. The Buffet measures
a full sixty inches. Complete suite as 125.00
illustrated. February Sale Price,
25.00 Simmons
Day Bed1
15.00
•I
The frame is of steel, finished in the American wal
nut. The fancy cretonne covered mattress as illus
trated, is included. February 15.00
SnT>* Puce _
JVe have as
sembled in one
great section,
all our discon
tinued sample
pieces, togeth
er with the re
serve stock ol
these patterns,
to be sold at
exactly
y2 Price
225.00 “Master Built” Three-Piece
Parlor Suite, 159.50
A handsome matched suite in genuine Maker velour
Made especially for us and guaranteed absolutely.
Your choice of Davenport and Obnir or 125.00
Davenport and High Back C hair
325.00 Four-Piece Bed Room buite
.189.75
A dainty Bedroom Suite in the American walnut and the two tone fin
ish We call your special attention to the full \ anity and larpe « hifn.r
ettc, which a're not usually included, in a suite at such a 189.75
low price. Four pieces, as illustrated, for the hehrunry Sale,
6.75 All Steel Spring,
3.49
Piniahed In ll>e
i> r# J enamel.
All regular
\ Rlzoa. l.lmlt of
|»lwo to a cua
toiner
22.50 Fifty Pound Lay
er Felt Mattress, 15.00
Contain* all puro
f«ltort (•linn Rust
four odra row a of
alrto fttttchlnm. A1 A
rpgular alro*
While our Furniture stocks are on the whole very large, in some instances
quantities are limited. We suggest that you shop promptly after reading
this ad in order to be assured of the selection you desire.
H#«rnllt VUft*r
« iplcs the plank of the democratic
platform of 1S56 denouncing the
Know Nothing movement of that
period.
“That ileHuratiori. my friends, is ;«*
applicable to tlie Ku KIux Klan of
today as It was to the Know Noth
log's of ’56.” he said.
To Give Away Bible?.
New York, Jan. 22. president Cool
Wife hns accepted the honorary presi
dency of a business iron's committee
soon to be Incorporated as the Foun
dation for tho Free Distribution of
the American Bible, J *r. Itufus t\
Miller, secretary of the committee,
said. The committee expects to take
over the copyright of the American
version of the Bible, now held by a
private concern, Dr. Miller said.
Bee Want Ads Produce Results.
Minneapolis Mayor
Wed in New York
New York, Jan. 22.—Mayor George
K, Leach, of Minneapolis, and Mias
Anita Churcher, of La Jolla, Cal.,
were married this afternoon at the
Marble collegiate church by Dr. Dan
iel A. Poling. The ceremony was
simple, though having a martial air.
Mayor Leach wore hlg uniform as col
one! of the 151st Field Artillery, Mi*s
Churclier her V. M. C. A. uniform.
It was while they were in service
during the war that the couple met.
Mayor Leach has since been made a
brigadier general, but prefers to h*
called colonel.
Salt and vinegar will remove atains
from discolored teacups.
Wednesday—Drastic Price Reductions in This
Pre-Inventory Clearance Sale of Fine
Winter Coats
Styles and Sizes for Women and Misses. All
High-Priced Models. Many But One of a Kind. J
All Grouped and Reduced for |
- Immediate Clearance
,, , Coats That
Handsome ^
rrf * J W C"C
I rimmed r. ,
^ Former{y
Mcdels Marked as
in af Vca™ty High as
of Styles 850Q
Jins is your opportunity to save
money on a liandsome winter coat—
for you get much more tlian 38.00
worth when von invest in one of these
coats. Every coat was originally marked mmli higher than this low sale
price and carries all the characteristics of high priced models. The fabrics
are beautiful soft pile materials, smart overplaids or novelty sport mix
tures, the styles are charming enough to suit the most fastidious, linings
are high class, and finish is careful and thorough to the smallest detail.
Every coat is a convincing argument to invest in a wrap with which to finish
this season—and, as is true of high quality garments—its style and appear
ance will be as good next season. Fur trimmings are A'iatka. Dyed Coney,
Skunk, Dyed Opossum and Manchurian Wolf.
Models With Luxurious Collars of Fur
Coats'With Soft Fur Collarsand Cuffs
Tailored Sport Models of Smart Materials
Embroidered, Stitched and Ornament Trimmed Coats .
Every.Coat Completely and Warmly Lined
A Style for Every Taste, Type and Need_
▼
Second
Floor
Fine Wool Sport Skirts
Values ‘o 18.75; IVooI cheeks, novelty stripes
and plaids. Also plain camels hair color.
Pleated styles and wrap-around effects. All
colors and combinati"iis. Sizes 26 to 32 waist.
Remarkable values.
Priced, Each 9.98
Fur Coats and Scarfs
Entire .stock of women's fur coats and
scarfs. Greatly reduced for immediate
and final disposal. Prices in some in
stances offer reductions of
l/3 and V2 Off Regular Price
Women s Fine
Satinette
Bloomers
— - —*
Satinette Bloomers—For wom
en ; cut long: reinforced crotch ;
double elastic cuffs; full cut,
well made and carefully fin
ished; in navy, 'purple and
brown; regularly 1.59; 7Qp
special, per pair
Third Floor—South
~Men77^ne~$T50~
Fleeced
Union
Suits
C|
ti
Warm weight; well iun<t<
and finished; good qual
ity.
Main Floor—South
Wednesday Specials in
Household Linens
Our Linen Department offer* for Wednesday some »pe
cials on towels and table linens that afford the economical
housewife an opportunity to fill her needs.
600 Yards of Quilted Table Padding
Another shipment of this practical table padding: eco
nomical and most necessary to prevent marring table
surface. 54 inches wide; while 500 yards last, t OQ
specially priced at, per yard.
Lace Trimmed Scarfs
Jewel’ elotli centers with
wide lace trimming; suitable
for dressers, buffets and sim
ilnr uses; special- 89c
Iv priced at. each.
Cotton Huck Towels
Large size; good quality
that will wash and 18c
wear well; each,
Crochet Bed Spreads
For hornet or hotels; snowy
white; hemmed ends; good,
durable quality? O CQ
special, each, *
Booth Towels
Fine quality towels, neatly
'hemstitched; very .absorb
ent : suitable for dish or face
towels; sire ]7xo4. OC*
, special at, each.
Clearance of All Odd Table Cloths
Linen and cotton patient table eloth*. hemstitched, seal
loped and hemmed; many onlv one of a kind At savings
of 33> 3 to 50 ^,
Main Floor—W«*t
Most o f the Fun Is in Making Them!
Boxed Valentine Materials
Per Box, 39c
Receiving a Valantine gives a child hut « monien 01 pleayr>
w hile making them affords hour* of entertainment for lit tie foik*
In these gay sesrle* hoxea »re *11 the necessaiv materials a: ,1
printed directions lor putting them togelher.
Purchair Them In the Bock S«rt'on—Main Floor—Areade
1/7SCC The First Washer Made Was a
- VOSS 48 Years Ago
j VOSS Washing Machines are th Invest pi ■ d \
Washers sold.
We have one to stii4 every need ami ineoHic.
Fifth Floor
%
- Wednesday s Sale of
Women’s Leather
Hand Bags
and Party Boxes
I
Largo and smah sizes in Moroc
oo. Pin Seal. Crepe Seal, India
Goat and Persian Lamb leath- |
er finishes. Included are the
new flat styles, pouch and van
ity boxes. There are also some
novelty silk bags. Colors to
match the costume* brown,
grey, navy, red. blue, black
and others.
2.50 lo
3.00 Values
Sale Price
Each
Main Floor—Ea.t
Special Prices. Hair Goods
Wavy Switch Throe separate
strands, 20 inches long; 5 00
values, specially 3.98
priced, at
Natural Wavy Switch Three
separate strands. 20 inches
long; specially priced 4.98
at. each.
Third Floor—\S»*t
A^k in our Phonograph
Department for full infor
m a t i o n regarding the
Omaha Musical Memory
Contest.
Phonograph D. partm.nt
Miin Floor— \%»»t
