ual SKtiw for
or “Kiddies” Set
jftfor December 24
ife 0 m a h»a Bee-World
'ffieater Program Looked
^Forward to Each Year
A in City.
nit third annual Omaha Bee-World
tUHter Christmas party for the kid
of Omaha will be held at the
Wffed Wednesday morning, Decem
b«24, starting at 10.
■Lis the day before the arrival of
Sfl|a Claus so The Omaha Bee and
thff theater management will pave
th«%ray for him by getting all the
r.efk' children of the city In good
inkhor to welcome the coming of our
luiPled friend from the north.
Cyder the auspices of The Omaha
Bokthe World theater Christmas en
tefc!nrnerlt has becomo a looked-for
evfit each year. Entertainment to
brfife emiles to the faces of kiddie^
thSt do rot ordinarily attend the
thfater has been arranged.
lit only will there _be all the acts
frd|| the Christmas week vaudeville
biff at the World theater, but Joe
MHnn at the Empress promises to
aeX over an attraction or two, from
hiBpiuslcal comedy company.
Sun to Help.
Hi that Isn't all. The World
JtAty company’s Sun theater will
se jk over Douglas MacLean’s newest
lafitih producer "Never Say Die"
■wffh o'pens at the Sun the Saturday
fowling the children's entertaln
fifever Say Die" is a side-splitting
pi«JS: e> feature taken from William
Ct&tr’s famous stage silccess of the
snijte name.
Bother screen attraction will be
a Mw "Our Gang" comedy. Its re
lejjfe date In Omaha happens to be
D^Smber 24, so the big crowd of
hoW and girls at the eWorld that
mSfclng will see the picture before
atftne else in the city.
B? Free Tickets Soon.
B In previo'us seasons, the dts
trjjjktlon of tickets for the kiddies
pAjkirniance will he handled by the
vafiRus charitable organiaations. Dis
trlWtlon of tickets will begin In a
fe#Ldays. Arrangements are now
a iff being made to provide transpor
lapn for the kiddies In the various
O&ha institutions.
PtBJnee City Basketeers
Without Place to Play
ftwnae City, Neb., Dec. 13.—The
PsMfcee City High school basket ball
sqMl may go through the basket
baftiseason this year without a game
unfits developments, are soon made
in 31 situation that finds the baske
1 without a place to practice or
ay. Last season the high school
use of a- large tram* building
he school grounds, which build
has since been torn down.
Irticularly promising material is re
poftgd by the coach iu his high school
eqtt|d, and an effort is being made
toBmterest the business men and
seMhe their assistance in leasing a
biasing suitable for a basket ball
Colossal
HRISTMAS
OFFER
We are going to make December the greatest month in our sixty-five
years in the piano business. We have had a most wonderful yeaf. We
want to share some of our good fortune with you. We are willing to
take a very small profit on each instrument and sell four times as many
Pianos and Player Pianos during this December than we have ever sold
in any former December. ,
! ALL INSTRUMENTS
£Sf» 17 f - . MARKED IN PLAIN
«fiave You an Instrument F,cURE5
I In Your Home? It it easy to do I I
business with US.
Slf not, you are depriving yourself and No red tape about
family of the joys and pleasures of life. our plan.
jaUse this $25 Coupon as part of first
Sjpayment—then have the instrument select from these famous !
|j3ent to your home for thirty days trial, makes of pianos
See the joy and happiness it brings— _ ll J
Ejhen when you have proven to yourself dteinway, Hardman,
gjhe wonderful bargain you have Emerson, Steger & Sons,
^ure , pay us McPhail, Lindeman & Sons,
Story & Clark, Behr Bros.,
s* II/Premeir, Bellman, and
Q YY 66 R Schmoller & Mueller Pianos
f' and Players
§Free Bench. Free Scarf New Grand Pianos.. $495 and Up
Sj-, . _ New Player Pianos. .$395 and Up
Spree Life Insurance New Upr. Pianos.. .$275 and Up
e25-Year Guarantee Rebuilt Pianos, $75, $90, $110
I Free Music Good Practice Pianos, $25 and Up
| If you are Unable to Call In person, write f49 eur
» Free Illustrated Catalogues and Price Lists.
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jti Bring this coupon with you and we
l S| will accept aama aa part of first pay- PIANO CO
T. ment on any New Piano or Player * vV/t
Piano In our warerooms. if pfesented Nebraska's Oldest and Largest Music House
C on or before January 1, 1925.
C am^1514-16-18 Dodge St., Omaha, Nebraska
It? I M -1
I ,
fate and Hard Work Bring Success
i - in Law to Former “Printer’s Devil”
A. C. Scott Became Assistant
U. S. Attorney Through
Chance Newspaper Story.
Fat* played an Important part In
tha unusual success In life of Andrsw
C. 8cott, assistant United States dis
trict attorney, who graduated from
Chicago university with great honor*
a year ago.
During the seven years that Scott
studied at Chicago he received the
degrees of J.D. and Ph.B., with
honors, and alsd won more than
$2,100 In various prizes for ex
cellence In scholarship.
While Scott was still In his 'teens
his parents told him that he
should follow the printer’s trade. Ills
fattier had been successful In this
work and thought 'his son* should
follow In his footsteps.
Young Scott’s opinion did not
change matters, and he began to as a
"printers’ devil’’ or galley boy and
learned ihe trade. He started at $4
a week.
To work. 10 hours a day meant
nothing to young Scott. But what
weighed heaviest on his mind was his
lack ol an ‘education. When only 12
years old he mapped out a career for
himself. Today, he says, he has
realized his ambltldn.
While attending Central High
£hool, where he lead his class In
every subject, Scott began to meet
financial obstacles. He worked at
the printers’ trade whenever the op
portunity came up, and by .watching
his nickels and dimes, managed to
finish high school.
When young Scott entered Chicago
university he had but a few dollars.
Again he hatched his opportunities.
He studied hard. Between cash prizes
won at the university and money
earned by working during the sum
mer at the printer’s trade, Scott com
pleted his college education. He won
membership In the Delta Slgrrlo Bho,
an honorary debating fraternity.
A year ago, Scott returned to Oma
ha. He went from law office to law
office, hunting for some place to
work. lie didn’t care for the salary.
He worked for six months for Edward
Burke, local attorney, at a nominal
salary, while Burke was away.
Then fate took an Important part
in Scott's life. The Omaha Bee car
ried a short story on Scott's gradu
ation from Chicago university.
"United States District Attorney
Kinsler read the story, which told of
Scott's graduation with honors.
Kinsler did not know Scott, but
said: "That la the kind of a fellow
I want in my office." But he lost
trace of Scott, and was unable to lo
cate him. Finally, by writing to Dean
James Parker of the university,
Kinsler received Scott's address. The
dtan who also wrote to Scott, saying
that if he desired to return to Chi
cago, he would find a position for
him teaching law at the university
or would place him with a business
institution at a good salary.
But Scott started to work fefr
Kinsler August 1 ,and as be recently
lold friends, "I really love my work."
The cook or housemaid who has
either tuberculosis or syphilis Is ■
menace to the household, with par
tlcular reference to the children.
Approved by Rome
Composition of Dr. R. Mills
Silby to Be Sung Christ
mas Eve.
Pontifical high mass will he cele
brated Christmas eve at midnight In
St. Cecilia cathedral, with Archbishop
Harty the celebrant.
The mass music to be eung was
composed by Dr. R. Mills Silby, cathe
dral director of music, and has been
approved by the Pontifical School of
Music in Rome. The mass is com
posed for six voices and these will be
assisted by a chorus of 35.
The same will be sung at high
mass Christmas day. Dr. Silby will
Improvise on the organ before the
midnight mass and during commun
ion. The program follows:
Processional, "The First Nowell" <trs«l
Uurfng the vesting of Archbishop Harty
the gallery choir will alng:
"Tvi Es S«»cerdo* * .Silby
Introit, "Dorainua Dixit".Gregorian
Kyrle (Mlaaa Brevia, six voices)... Silby
Gloria (Mlaea Brevia, six voices).... Silby
CJrartuale, "Tecum rrlnclplum" R-ctn Tnno
Alleluia . Gregorian
Credo (Mlsea Brevis, all voices).... Silby
Offertorlum. "Laetentur Coefi^.
.. Gregorian
Motet'. "Adeaie Fidelia" .Novello
Sanctua (Mixes Brevis, six voices).. Silby
Bene*rtua (Mlssa Brevis, six voices
Communio, "in %p!endor!bus".
. Grsgorlsn
Recessional. "Alleluia" (chorus from
"Tha Messiah") ..Handel
Table Rock—Charles IT. Middleton
of Stelnauer, who was taken to the
hospital at Pawnee City for treatment
some weeks ago, died after an Illness
of many months. Funeral services
were conducted at the Community
church at Mayberry by Rev. Cl. H.
Main of Pawnee City. Mr. Middiet' n
Is survived by his wife, two sons and
four daughters. ITe served as county
commissioner from 1304 to 1310.
Only 9 More Shopping Days Before Xmas. ^ ^ ^ " £
_ IhE Brandiis Store .
ThdJjwdry Center of Omaha—“Gifts That Last” |
Select your Christmas gifts from our
large and exclusive stock.
Women
will find an unequaled preparation at
Brandeis’ in the matter of gifts for men.
Gifts that reflect intrinsic masculine quali
ties. Gifts of good taste and design. Gifts
that arouse instant appreciation and main
tain the pride of possession.
We cordially invite your personal
inspection of our very fine dis
plays of jewelry.
Men
will find the Brandeis Store the ideal place
to select gifts for women. Our close, di
rect connections with the original source
insure jeweled items for women, correct
in every detail for women’s wear.
I Monday! $10,00(1 Stock _ |
— Gold and Silver Jewelry | \
S Womens White Cold-Filled "
|[ Watch, 7.48 tfo C\ff I* Silk Umbrellas jf
Imported 16-Jewel jruaranteed movement; J\ W /1/ 1# ■ ■ _ _ fV
fif 25-year ca«a guaranteed. artistically hand- .4 C /a
gL en.raved. Tonneau shape. £ *, •J.v/v/ -g
ft Same Design, in Months ago we planned this sale that it might come at a time of most £b3.* g
^ 14k 5oKrf GoM service to you. The savings themselves are an emphatm urge and SI, .nd *»‘7b‘'p-v J* g
. - rA we offer an almost endless variety of pieces and patterns, all fully c. « other, up to 17.50. W
1 X ^(| (, New Location—Second Floor—East fl
guaranteed. o*' ' jS
Siting Silver 3,„. 3„ c.,.1. Pi.. B.B, Rj... /“*?
ToiletSets f cl“r SSJ-ft™ SEiTS™ Si..?"" Lnder Arm
37 50 ""P1” B,b' "oifcJaSr c,"'° Br”“k“ Bags
/ la/V u These are beeutfuliy bead
Mlrror, bruih. end *<> .o'! extremely smart In
'A wd,.t.1bn."l,tannd- Specially Priced in Groups at \TL^A dr,,rr‘' *"d
engraving B«?*t qual
^ oVb". 4rso.7 75c 1.00 1.50 2.50
U Womens Diamond ^ ^ gQ g QQ Necklaces
ft Set Rings ' 50c to
g 10 to 60.00 oo**' 15,00
g 16 karst, IHJ.r. white* ^ " ftl.'K.
g SS f™u ° "cut * "pert e«t nire.y ho,«t. A
g I All Gift Jewelry AU Gift Jewelry 2
g | Engraved Free Engraved Free X
§J Rhinestone Solid Cold - 4
g Bar Pins Pocket Knives s.w c.w ^
5r y“ j — QQ 5 98 Flexible Platinum Xj3.F A 1F1S g
If Silvertte snd iterlln* .Uver s'plTndH* Mahogany Finish Clocks Bracelets 17 =n 3
domed effects with Janry rnd of Waldemar chain. Ere- o . 1 / • ,-=>
ft carved: best quality brilliant cVl/i'f-J1 SiWar Pocket Tambour shape: large plain poreelaln dial; 8-dny move- -a A 48.00 tO 60.00 HK white yoldwtth platinum
rhinestone, securely set; eev- . * n cwv . o en mart: cathedral aonf, hour and a ha!f strike; tO-Inch | S ^1 I .. . . ta*?7 p,*rc*< w%
M irsl de.isns and sise*. Koike., Ifl.UO »• %»•«>« ' a a. X ta«a/V Platinum top. white »old back. Set with a pare white brti- cw
«T A Other Solid Cold Pocket be«e- Others to 35.00. Ht wtth fall cut bluo whlto Iient diamond. Other, to 40.00 A
W JT Knira* up to 17.50 Now Location- Second Flow—East diamond, and .apphirea.
| 4-Piece
£ Silver
| Tea Sets
%# Ta lata af haaey altrar
5T Plata, with allaar plated
V tray; nlekat allaar baaa
butlar flnlah and hand
%9 hanmarad S a ■ a r.
* i raamar. and|Q QO
Taa Pot. at £ jJ.jfO
Otkar Taa Bata ap ta
•0.00
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Candlesticks
with aamant fttlad
haaaa.
Well and Tree p •' 4eh({
Platters
Sheffield reproduction*, heavily silver plated on
nickel silver ba»«h French gray or bright finish.
15-inch Platter*, 10.00
17-inch Platter*, 14.50
19-inch Platter*, 18.00
Oneida Community and
Rogers 1847 Flatware
In all paltarna. Suit- a aa a
a hi a for fhrlatmaa alfta. <1 I
M Plata,. with Ch.at—•
A large selection of bread
trays, fancy baskets of all
kinds, candlesticks, fruit
bowls, tea sets, sherbet
sets, mayonnaise bowls.
Rival Pearl
Necklaces
Plnaal aaiaatad
quality. T. a • h
baad a raprodue*
Hon of a raal
(ant. with a aoft,
aalaaty luatar—
(uarantaod indr
at nu'ttbla. Solid
(old elaap with
fancy plarrad da
ai(n. aonaa a a t
with diamond*
Graduatad and
uniform afranda.
nicrly a a a a d.
Lrnatha from It
to 6 0 luchaa.
12.00 Necklaces, 6.00
16.00 Necklaces, 8.00
20.00 Necklaces, 10.00
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Xmas Sale of
Handbags
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This big store has caught up
quick and advantageous purchase
of a manufacturer’s overstock, and
offers them at a fraction of their
value.
This is a saving that will help to
make your Christmas money go
much farther—and this sale will
make Chrlstmaa a Joy to the friend
who receives one of these fine
purses. -
, Armadillo Calf, Calf Cachetic
Smart Under Arm Bags
Strap Handle Canities
Top Handle Purses
Envelope Purses
Patent Leather Bean%er Calf
k ~ ill- i s^\ I / ! 1, T J K'eme*t: Link mi a
JJ *■■■■■■• -HBM M| Stud Sets A
JL Enameled Men’s Elgin Black Onyx Solid Diamond Novelty ^ -q A
5 /, 2 and 3-Strand Mesh Bags Watches Gold Rings Scarf Pins Compacts Mother ot penrl. in blech JP
wf _ . ^ .a _ _ r Aft or gr*»! erg meed rdg’teium rj
5 Pearl Chokers 6.oo to 28.00 1 3.50 9.00 to 19.50 H.00 1.98 S
U S /A/h 1 cr A/l Itnomel In *11 color., to Seven-Jeweled Klein move- Green nnd white gold hood- » Silver or gold pleted. or «t * 5<g '
Cm I I II Im I 1 I II V -,,-....1 _i.h ...or ment. white or green gold engraved ring. wlih hlgrk rietinom tope on *»it. colored or Meek Ivor*, with h eplendol »• -etv of .l-nt- M
M * e \ r \ " I n *e V ** / m.trh or rontrg.t with rour f)|W , , , , h.nd.om.l, In ...kw. ehgpee goM. .rl with fine full rut h.ndle. end t...r>. C r V ^r.r 3
Ci With stona-sat starling sll- inm* hand carvrd. Othars In soma sat with small tana. Parfart hhia whita diamond. i'<>mria<aly fittad. Othars or sararstr l.nl* ami «• t*. «
Zr var Hasp. A dallfhtful gift. sapphlras and top as. 31.00. Ina cut diamonds. Othars to 32 10 to 11-10. from 10 * Jr
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