Safety Council
y
Organization Is
Now Under Way
y
Temporary Office Located;
Formation to Be Com
pleted Wednesday
Night.
Temporary offices of the Omaha
Safety Council will he opened Mon
day morning at 11" South Sixteenth
street. Harry Wolf of the H. A. Wolf
company has donated the room tem
porarily.
The organization committee, con
sisting of S. A. Houser, chairman: S.
S. Kent, C. E. Foster, R. A. Leussier,
F. T. B. Martin, A. IL Waugh and
II. E. Dickinson, met Friday and
nominated a hoard of control of 63
men and women, representing 65
groups of business and civic activi
ties. The nominees’ names are to he
-presented to a mass meeting at the
city hall council chamber Wednesday
evening at 8.
Bylaws were drawn up at Friday's
meeting and wdll be recommended for
adoption Wednesday night. President,
first vice president, second vice presi
dent, third vice president, treasurer
and secretary-manager will he elected.
An executive committee of 15, chosen
from the hoard of control, will be
elected by the board. The executive
committee will have active direction
of the work.
Standing committees will he ap
pointed by the new president as fol
lows: Statistics, children's activities,
publicity, traffic planning, motor
transportation, legislation and en
forcement, speakers and meetings,
steam railroad, women's committee,
Industrial, fire prevention, member
ship and finance.
All citizens Interested In tile safety
movement arc invited to attend Wed
nesday night's meeting.
HARRY A. ADAMS
ON SAFETY BOARD
Harry A. Adams, 3105 Dewey ave
nue, assistant to the general man
ager of the Union Pacific railroad,
has been appointed to the executive
committee of the National Safety
council, according to a telegram re
ceived Saturday morning by George
Carey, one of the organizers of the
Omaha Safety council.
The appointment was announced
at Louisville, Ky., at the national
convention from which Mr. Carey
has just returned.
Mr. Adams Is in charge of safety
work at the Union Pacific, and has
been active In the organization of the
local safety council.
Baby Performs for
Great Grandparents
’ ^ i / jaw'
Margery Fee Schultz, year-and-a
half-old miss, Is shown here standiug
balanced upon the hand of her daddy,
E. G. Schultz, 2718 North Forty
eighth avenue. In the group also
are Mr. and Mrs. George Hunter of
Burlington, la., Margery Fee's great
grandparents.
The lijiby has performed for rein
fives repeatedly since she was 8
months old by balancing upon her
father's hand.
G. 0. P. WOMEN TO
MEET ON TUESDAY
The Douglas County Republican
Women’s club will hold its regular
luncheon at 12:30 p. m. Tuesday at
Hotel Rome. Several speakers will
address the members. Reservations
may be made by calling Republican
cadquarters.
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Omaha Credit ^
Men Banquet
a la Schedule
To Meet Thursday Evening;
Singing and Speak
ing on Pro
gram.
Dining according to a schedule ns
exact as a railroad time table will he
an Innovation at the dinner of the
Omaha Association of Credit Men at
the Chamber of Commerce Thursday
evening. According to the secretary,
any speaker who talks beyond his al
lotted time, will be cut off in the
middle of a sentence.
The schedule is as follows;
Six p. m., food: 6:30 p. m., songs by
Harry Christensen, tenor; 6:45 p. m.,
community singing; 6:55 p. m., talk
by James Cunningham, president: 7
p. m., talk by Bert Wilcox; 7:20 p. m.,
address by Frank E. Helvey; 8:30 p.
m., dismissal.
Mr. Helvey, who is publicity direc
tor for the Insurance Federation of
Nebraska, will speak on fire preven
tion week. Mr. Wilcox will tell of the
meeting of the directors of the Na
tional Credit association at Atlantic
City.
Gang of Thieves Plunders
Danbury General Store
Danbury, Neb., Oct. 4.—Thieves en
tered I. D. Horton's general inerchan
dise store Thursday night and stole
goods to the amount of $500.
Woman, 75, Is Feted.
Mrs. Mary Johnson, 6212 I,ake
street, was feted by 26 members of
the George If. Custer Women’s Re
lief corps Friday in honor of the 75th
anniversary of her birth. Songs were
sung, games were played and a sur
prise lunch was served by the visi
tors.
Chiropractic for Health
Headaches, backaches, neuritis,
nervousness, lumbago, rheumatism,
sciatica, liver, stomach, kidney and
bowel troubles respond quickly to
Chiropractic adjustment.
Consultation is free. Office adjust
ments are 12 for $10 or 30 for $25.
Dr. Frank F. Burhorn,
The Chiropractor
Suite 402-420 Securities Bide*
Cor. 16th end Farnam Sts.
DR BURHORN. Phone JA 5347 Lady Attendants
Hundreds Have Taken Advantage of
the Low Prices Offered in Oar Great
all Discount
.PIANO
New Players—
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Beautiful new players,
$600 values, rich in
tona and finish; equip
ped with all the latest
expression devices so a
child can play them.
Complete with bench
and a selection of rolls.
! Only $2.00 Week ftl”"
! Colonial Uprights—
$ 275
and up
! New Colonial Up
rights, should sell at
$400, latest models,
mahogany finish;
sweet, resonant tono
and responsive action.
Complete with duct
bench. Additional cash
5 ^"“unt » coupon “ Only $1.50 Week
Baby Grands—
$428
j and up
Baby Grads, brown
mahogany finish, ex
< cellent tone and fin
J ish; guaranteed for
25 years. Save $200
by buying during our
great Fall Discount
! Sale. Additional cash
Only $2.50 Week " c°up°n “
Mr' William Schmoller wired us from New York City to
"dispose of our entire stock of pianos regardless of former
prices or profits," as hs had purchased $60,000 worth
of new stock at hit own price! Look at these big bar
gains and you will agree that we have followed instruc
tions! We bought pianos cheap and so shall you I In ad
dition to the low prices quoted in this advertisement, we
offer a further discount of from $5.00 to $25.00 if you
use the coupon. Choose from the world's finest instru
ments such as Steinway, Hardman, Emerson, l.indeman dk
Sons, McPhail, Steger A Sons, Story A Clark, Behr Bros.,
Premier, Settgren, Schmoller A Mueller and many others. !
Rebuilt Piano Bargains
UPRIGHTS PLAYERS
P»».« A Co.$ 82 00 Whiln.y .$198 00
Chick.iin* A Son. $ 72 00 .*?????
Sl.rr. $118.00 H. C B.y .
Wh.clock . $125.00 Art.ml. .$310.00
Bush A Grit. .... $138.00 GRANDS
Smith A Borne. $140.00 Chrl.tio ... ... $278.00
Franklin . $180.00 Chickeriny A Son. $385 00
Hackley ..$168.00 Schmoller A Mueller $428.(JO
Behning. $170.00 Steger A Sons.$50.00
Gabler . $190.00 Steinway A Son# $1,100.00
Steger A Son .$220 00 REPRODUCING PIANOS fj
Hardman .$228.00 Steck Duo-Art . $875.00
Emerson .$238.00 Behr Bros.$785.00
Chlckerlng A Sons $300.00 H. C. Bay.$775 00
Phonograph Bargains
Priced to Suit Every Pursa
With 24 Record Selections
UPRIGHT MODELS
Schmoller A Mueller .. $54.00
Victrola .... . $110.00
Schmoller A Mueller... $ 85.00
Columbia .. .......... $110.00
CONSOLE MODELS
Perkins . $57 50
Schmoller A Mueller .$79 00
Strand . .$83.00
TABLE TYPES
$11.80, $12.00 and $18.00
Records •$
Choice of Victor and Columbia used records, I P
values up to $1.29. A ^
Player Rolls $ /\
A rlearanra of Q. R. S. and Columbia Word I 11^
Rolls, many worth $1.25. * v ^
Sheet Music C
Popular shaet music, values to 38c. li V
This Coupon It Worth $25.00
Thl. coupon I. (ood up to $28 on flr.l p.ym.nt •• fol
lows for any Upright, Grand or Player Piano or Consuls
Phonograph.
Pay $10.00 cash and this coupon—we glvo you receipt
for $15 00.
Pav $25.00 cash and this coupon—we give you receipt
for $37.80.
Pay $60.00 cash and this coupon—wa glva you rsceipt
for $75.00.
Only One Coupon Accepted In a Plano or Phonograph
We Insure Against Slcknes of Unemployment
Name . •...
City . State ..
Sdimolkr SlMer Piano G?
1514-16-18 Dodge Street, Omaha
Established 1859—65 Years Ago
42-Piece
Dinner
Services
for Six Persona
In beautiful Rosenthal
China; the china with the
hardest glaze in the world
and in every respect a
china that will with
stand hard-family-day-to
day use and at the same
time grace your table.
Blue Basket
Royal Dresden
La Fleur d’Art
49§2 ,
Services for eight and
twelve can be arranged as
these three patterns are
OPEN STOCK.
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Carpets
—a fashionable
floor covering
We are offering an ex
ceptionally good value in
fine Wilton carpets in
new shades of jade, cafe
au lait, mulberry and
blue at, per yard, 4.50
Our large assortment of
carpets includes suitable
fabrics for stairs, halls,
rooms and every conceiv
able purpose, much of it
can be furnished in wide
widths so that you can
carpet without seams.
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Without costing you a
penny more, all our bet
ter felted cotton mat
tresses will be sold with
a BOND that guarantees
you satisfaction or re
placement.
‘Hotel Special’
is a guaranteed
M attress
and is a value hard to da
plicate. Built of 60 lbs.
of pure white cotton felt,
made up with biscuit tuft
ing. Covering is good old
fashioned A. .C. A. tick
ing with plain edge—■
two rows of side stitching.
Strap handles to help yoa
“• 2350
Other O. & W. Mattresses
that we hesitate to put so
broad a guarantee upon,
yet such as will give ex
cellent satisfaction, at—
9.85 12.50 15.00
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Crinkle Cloth
Bedspreads
Good-looking spreads in
a new and very desirable
crinkle cloth are offered
in cream with rose, blue,
lavender or self stripes.
Full size
90x108..
The north winds do blow
and we shall have—
Nashua
Blankets
72x84 inches; these blan
kets are mothproof and
easy to launder. Shown
in large, smart check de
signs in pink, blue, tan
and gray. An exceptional
value 605
THIRn riOOR
It really pays
to own an
Apex
Electric Laundry
Plant
To the woman who wants
to really investigate tha
most modern method of
washing clothes we say
let us demonstrate the
APEX.
—show you its 15 super
features,
—explain its economies,
—and plan a budget for
you that will pay for
your APEX out of your
saved laundry lalfe
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Orchard-Wilhelm
SIXTEENTH AND HOWARD STREETS
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As the days grow shorter, you realize the length of the evenings, and, with blazing
hearth, comfortable fireside chair, books and radio you turn to put the hours to,
some good use. The season of entertaining returns, friends, cards, a dance, all
claim your attention. The adequate furnishing of your home is now your problem.
For \nany months Orchard-Wilhelm buyers have been searching the markets for
the things that will, in every way, enhance the true value of your home, new things
that, in color, fabric and design, are necessary to present a full complement of
fine merchandise, so that you may complete, to the last detail the appropriate fur
nishing and scheme of decoration you have adopted.
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Quaint American Furniture
from the Shops of Stickley Bros.
Sold in Omaha Only by Orchard-Wilhelm
—for Bedrooms —for Living arul Sunrooms —for Breakfast Rooms
Our main floor display of this famous furniture is an inspiration to those who love
smart, modish furniture. At least one room in your home should be furnished in
the styles derived from early American designs.
You will find in this ensemble not only ideal style* and design* that truly interpret
the spirit of early American cabinet makers, but wonderful wood finishes in lacquer,
enamel and stain. Exquisitely decorated by skillful artists from the Orient.
.
You can discover
how very reasonable
are the prices
by
READING—
Library living room table. 15.15
A simple but effectively decorat
ed bedroom suite in antique
brown and black with just a
touch of color; large chest- 49.50
Poster bed, full size . 49.00
Dresser, two styles . .. 6?,
Fiddle back rocker. 12.50
End table and book rack combined,
in poppy red, decorated. . .V ... 19.50
Portable sewing table, in poppy
red, decorated . 12.00
Fern stand with self-watering pan. 11.50
Drop leaf table In black and gold
lacquer, decorated. 31.00
End table in black and gold lac
quer, ... 22.00
Rush seat hall chair in Mack and
gold lacquer, decorated . 29.50 pjj
Wood seat Boston rocker in black
and gold lacquer, decorated . . 23.00 jp
Windsor rockers in Mack and gold _L
lacquer, decorated.26.00 29.00
Open face desk, in antique brown,
decorated. 34.50
Fiddle back Windsor chair to
match. 14-50
Tabourette, tripod base, antique _ »1
brown, decorated . 8.50 »
Fiddle hack arm chair or rocker, 5 g
antique brown, decorated . 15.00
Utility table, antique brown, dec
orated. 13.50
Nest of three tea tables, in poppy
red, decorated . 42.00
Antique brown, decorated daven
port with loose cushion uphol- ■>
stery in blue, gold and rose
damask .140.00
Ijirge arm chair to match. 61.00
Large rocker to match. 58.00
Smaller chairs to match for as
little as ........ 15.00
Pedestal living room table to
match. 36.00
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This Furniture
is displayed
on our main
floor.
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Console table, antique brown dec
orated . 22.00
End table, antique brown, dec
orated . I7-50
Drop leaf desk, antique browm, dec
orated . S5.00
I^ree gateleg table, antique brown,
decorated. 42.00
Breakfast set in Colonial blue, with
gold line decoration; buffet,
large gateleg table and four at
tractive Windsor chairs, com
plete . .... 11 (.00
Clever ten-piece breakfast set, in
poppy red, decorated including
two linen cabinets, two silver
urns, serving table, large drop
leaf table and four fiddle back
chairs, complete.258.00
Redroom suite in antique brown,
gold line decoration; bed. 48.00
Chest of drawers.- 48.00
Vanity dresser . 76.00
Bench. 10.00
Bedroom suite in Colonial blue,
hand decorated, six-drawer Hi
Boy . 89.50
Dresser . 98.00
Vanity with two separate hand mir
rors . ......150.00
Bench. 16.50
Desk... 38.00
Windsor chair to match. 17.50
Night table.26.00
Bed .-. 64.00
Bedroom suite in Mack and gold,
including hand decorated bow
foot bed. 98.00
Chest of drawers. 88.00
l.arge triple mirror vanity dresser. 150.00
Antique brown, fiddle back sewing
rocker. 7.95
Windsor arm chair or rocker in an
tique brown mahogany. 18.75
Fiddle back Windsor arm rocker In
antique brown mahogany. 13.75
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Good Rues for Every Room
iVelvet Rugs
A close, easy-to-swrpep nap characterizes those
beautiful rugs, which we are showing in many
colors and patterns for all the
rooms of your home. 9x12 size.**
Extra Heavy Axminsters
For the room that receives hard usage, we
recommend the long-tufted Axminster. Those
offered in this lot have the added advantage of
being closely woven and in alniosFendless assort
ment of design and color. yj Qf>0
9x12 sire ..“5/
Klearflax Rugs
Klearflax has all of linen’s color beauty, a' seen
in solid tones, heathers and Picwick mixtures.
Three is a wide choice of designs, too; handsome
borders and small, all over patterns.
6x9 size. iiH.OO
9x12 tug ..IU.1H1
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Wilton Rurs
Just wonderful colors and finely delineated de
signs are shown in this offering. As in all
genuine Wiltons, the yarn is dyed by the most
approved methods, thus lending permanence
to the colorings. You'll find these rugs espe
cially suitable for dining and living
rooms. 9x12 site .
Bundhar Wilton Rurs
These rugs, that “wear like iron," have been
used by Omaha people for 92 years. There
are niAny of them still in service that were
bought from us 20 years ago. 1 1 A()()
9x12 sire at.1 1U
All other tiara kept in atork up to 11:3x21 feet.
Whittall’s Anglo-Persians
The Inrgest assortment of these fine rugs from
the small mat (22t*x96 in.) to the oversiie
rug (11.9x18 ft.) will he found at Orchard
Wilhelm. The patterns, color schemes and un
matchable fabric constitute a triumph of achieve
ment for the Whittall looms.
9x12 sit.
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Curtain
Materials
—dependable
—good values
Fin* sheer dotted Marit
quisette, 40 inches wid4
(four distinct designs nr^
formed by the dots.) ThJ4
Is a regular 6Qc valu*.
38c
% **
Fine checked Voile of M
cellent quality, 36 inche* ”
wide, special, per yard-«
40c
Filet and Casement Net*
in ivory and ecru color*
are shown in gratifying
variety—
50c 65c 85a
1.00
Silk Gauzes of beautiful,
sheer texture, for case
ment curtains, in ecru
only.
36 inches 1 AA
wide, per yd._l.UU
60-inch Silk Gauzes in
ecru, gold or deep cream
in especially dependable
quality.
Yard, 1.50
Ruffled Curtains
For chamber windows in
dotted Marquisette. A
wonderful value is of
fered at, per pair—•
1.79
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Detroit
Jewel Gas
Ranges
are shown in our
store in all sizes and
styles. You can fit
any kitchen from our
stock.
Thousands of Omaha
women will testify to
their reliability and
worth.
Special <4
Price
for Large Model
Illustrated, Having
Double wall oven con
struction. One giant
burner. 3 standard burn
ers. NEW single valve
double line oven burner.
Enamel burner tray. Blue
steel broiler pan. Enamel
splashers, oven and broil
er doors and drip pan un
der burners. Baking oven
16x18x12. Broiling and
toasting oven, 16x18x9.
A liberal allowance mad*
on your old stove.
Fuel line and connection*
FRFE.
NOTE New ar.d 1,'wef
prices prevail on all l'*
troit Jewel Ranges.
Open an account—mak#
your first payment be
tween the 1st and 16th
of October and thereafter
at not less than, pap
month—
5.00
