One of “Four Horsemen”
Dinner Guest in Omaha
On* of “The Four Horsemen” was a dinner guest in Omaha Thursday night.
Not a member of the Aporalypse quartet. but one of the • horsemen” from
the Notrs Dame team now returning to South Bend from its victory over
Inland Stanford on New Tear's day to the convincing score of 27 to 10.
The •'horseman” referred to was Don Miller, guest at dinner given by
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Eaton for their son Wilbur, who is also a member of
the Notre Dame aggregation. Chet Wynne, coach at Creighton, and former
ly a Notre Dame player, was an honor guest, also Vincent Harrington of
Sioux City, classmate of Wilhur Eaton at school.
The boys met the train bearing the team, at 11 o'clock Thursday night
nt the station. Don Miller went on with them. Wilbur Eaton will remain
in Omaha until Sunday, returning to school for work next Monday. He plays
right end on the team and is eligible for another vear if he wishes to play
He completes his law work this year, however, and his return is not definitely
planed for yet.
Bridge-Luncheon Benefit.
Friday, January 16, at Hotel Fon
tenelle, the house and home commit
tee of the Omaha Woman's club will
give a bridge luncheon as a benefit for
tile club building fund. Attractive
prizes will be offered. Mrs. Bert
Fowler Is chairman for the party.
Mrs. James P. Slater and Mrs. Ben F.
Marti are taking reservations.
Among those who have already en
gaged tables are Mesdamea Joe B.
^Jtedfleld, M. C. Walrath, John S.
^^-lerd, John Holden, ,1, M. Shlvaley.
Mrs. Barton% Guest.
Mrs. Ellen Barton will entertain at
hridge at her home on Monday after
noon for her cousin, Misa Elizabeth
Buehler of Boise, Idaho, who arrived
Thursday from Europe.
Mrs. Johnson Hostess.
Mrs. Otho Johnson will entertain
st luncheon on Monday for Mrs.
Emily P. Hornherger of Lincoln,
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Evans Horn
berger.
| Past Events
s_/
Mrs. B. F. Dlffenbacker entertain
ed the W. W. Hub at the home of
Mrs. J. Kelly A^cCombs on Wednes
day.
Mrs. Perryman Honored.
Mrs. L. M. Lord entertained at
luncheon at the Omaha Athletic club
on Thursday, honoring Mrs. Paul Per
ryman of Broken Bow, state president
of the federated clubs. Her guests In
cluded Mrs. Philip Potter, president of
the Omaha Woman's club. Mrs. O. M.
Jones, president of second d strict;
Mrs. John GUI, vice president of the
district; Mrs. M. H. Copenharve,
president of the South Side club, and
Mrs, F. H. Cole.
Fine Arts Cancellation.
The lecture of Alexander Melkle
John, scheduled for the Omaha So
ciety of Fine Arts for January 15.
has been canceled temporarily, that
being the date of the second symp
hony concert. The next regular num
ber scheduled Is Donald B. MacMil
lan, who will speak at the Brandeis
theater on February 3 on "My Win
ter In North Greenland.'' It will be
illustrated with motion pictures.
Sigma Chi Banquet.
Sigma Chi banquet which was to
have been held Saturday at T at the
Kilts club will be held at the Bran
deis restaurant. Alex Sharp of the
grand chapter of Chicago, will Join
Dudley Doolittle of Kansas City In
Lincoln and will come to Omaha
with the active chnpter to attend the
banquet.
A WiP2’Si _
ConPcssioni
b/" . 'Hi
GJdele Qhrrisoi^
for Madge.
^^^1 pride myself upon not showing
•Astonishment at moat unexpected
T happenings, but at sight of the two
' Chinese suddenly materializing from
•the woodland at the blast I had
»blown upon the whistle Lee Chow
- ligfi given me, I stared open-mouthed
- first at the men and then at Lee
Chow. He permitted himself a lofty
imile then spoke one word softly:
"Watch!”
The admonition was unnecessary,
my eyes followed his every motion
most carefully, but when he waved his
hand In lordly fashion, and the two
Chinese sank Immediately out of
sight behind the shrubbery, I felt
a desire for laughter so strong that I
.had difficulty in controlling my ris
lbles.
It was so obviously theatrical, so
blatant a bid for my astonishment—
snd gratification—that I am afraid I
did not do full Justice to Id>e Chow's
very real desire to serve me In my
amusement at these melodramatic
little stunA she had staged.
I did not supiwse that Lee Chow
sms familiar with the poems of Sir
Walter Scott, yet there was some
thing very reminiscent In the per
formance of a scene from "The I>ady
of the Ijake,” when the Scottish
chieftain brought a body of clansmen
fully armed from the heather at a
blast of his bugle, and sent them to
cover again at a wave of hts hand.
I added the mental comment that
some laundry In the vicinity of Mar
rln must be short handed this morn
lng even ss Lee Chow looked at me
with a bland smile, and quried:
“The Impulse Was Strong."
|^^^"You see? You like?”
knew that the wily Chinese had
staged the thing for some purpose of
. his own. He must have surmised that
I after the children's encounter with
‘•the tramp I would be watching the
• 1 woodland, and deliberately ranged up
l and down through It until my atten
tion had been attracted to his move
ments, and I had investigated, some
thing upon which he had counted
when he had planted his “supers”
from the laundry. The Impulse was
strong upon me to reprove him for
making me the central figure in so
' absurd a performance, but a sudden
conjecture as fantastic ss It was con
; vjnclng, stopped me.
For years Hugh flrantland has
kept me Informed of his every change
of address by post cards, with his
Initials and address -nothing more,
because of his fastidious fear of some
possible criticism of our friendship.
The post cards stopped coming only
a. few weeks before my receipt of
♦ he weird fantastic letter front him.
which gald that he waa facing denth.
and would never be able to ace me
again. Ixtng ago when he told me
that he always would keep me ad
vised of his whereabouts, he also
said that I was to remember he
would always be wntchlng over me.
Was It possible that he hint kept
I that watch by means of this faithful
servant, so doglike In his devotion
- to the armv officer that hls master's
lightest word had the force of a sol
Injunction?
' "Like a Dash of Water.”
During all these years had I l>een
; under the espionage of this bizarre
looking Oriental? I knew that Hugh
• Grantlrnd was wealthy enough to
Indulge himself In the employment of
a hundred sueh men Instead of one
If he so desired, and I thrilled for a
second with the Idea of such fan
tastic devotion to my safety as this
"watchfulness indicated.
bike a sudden dash nf cold water
upon this Ingenious theory came the
resemblance of the fact that bee
Chow's explanation of his midnight
climb to the roof of the farmhouee
and his peering In at my window,
was the necessity of establishing
mv Identity with the kodak print of
me, taken by Hugh Orantland, He
could not have been watching over
me for years without being familiar,
with my appearance. But—
My Imagination jumped to another
angle— bee Chow's oriental mind was
capable of any amount of camouflage
and roundabout wandering In order
to obtain the effect he wished to
produce. He might have known my
appearance perfectly and yet pretend
ed Ignorance for some mysterious rea
son of his own.
I came hack from the realm of con
jecture with an effort and with no
scintilla of conviction upon which my
bewildered mind could rest. bee
Chow’s eyes, expressionless ss those
of s jade god, stared into mine, and
I knew that he was waiting for the
answer to the question he had ask
ed me concerning his spectacular
precautions for my safety.
"I like it very much, bee Chow,” T
said. "But why have you brought
these men here?”
"For tomorrow,” he replied, "so
when boss lady and old hose lady
come here, talk big white man, they
not be afraid, bee Chow here, his
men here. Big whits man no can hurt.
No can do.”
A Substitute for Whipped Cream.
Here Is a fire euhetltiile for
whipped cream. Heat the white* of
two egg* until stiff. Orate a cup of
apples or use apple sauce. Add one
half cui> of fine supar. Heat all to
gether until stiff. It looks like
whipped cream, taste* good and can
be used for cake or dessert*.
THE HOUSEWIFE.
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Final Clearance
Coal. DrtiiDi En.amkla.
SATURDAY
Blouses Sweaters Skirls
F. W. Thorne Co.
1A1 2 Farnam St.
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YOUR PROBLEMS I
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A Mother's Experience.
Dear Miss Allen: I am a constant
reader of your column, and last eve
ning I read "Young Mother's” letter.
It brought back memories of my own
experience and l wonder If by telling
tny story I might help her to decide
her problem.
I married the man I loved, and two
years later a darling baby girl came
to crown njy happiness, for I was
then happy: I had a lovely home and
all I wanted.
My husband owned his business and
was making good, but after baby
came he did not seem the same. He
was seldom home and was cross snd
Ill-tempered when he was. Gossip
soon told me the cause. Another wo
man was winning him from his home
and hahy. and I told him I would
leave hint with the hahy, hut he only
laughed at me, and oh, MIsa Allen,
how It hurt me, for I still loved him.
A few months passed and I could
atand it no longer, ao I wrote him a
nice letter, left It on the table and
walked out of my once happy home.
I went to a city far away and went
to work, but 1 was miserable. I
cried for my baby and would wake
up in the night thinking I heard her
cry for me. I never wrote home to
find out how she was. I thought, that
In time I could forget, hut I could
not, and one year from the day I left
my home I went hack to find m.v
baby. Mv folks had taken her. and
oh, the joy I found holding her to
my heart once more.
My husband was a different man;
he was repentant and heartbroken:
he had elosed our home the night he
found me gone, and everything was
as 1 had left It. He said his love was
mine, that It was only Infatuation he
had for the other woman. (That Is
my story. Miss Allen.) I spent a
year of misery—that seemed like ages
Toung mother, stay with your babies;
do not leave them, for maybe you
could not come back to your home s$
I did, and those babies are worth more
than any man's love.
I am happy again now, and, young
mother, you will find your reward if
you stand by those babies.
My letter Is long. Miss Allen, hut It
may help some one.
A MOTHER WHO KNOWS.
No Cause to Worry.
Perplexed: From your husband s
point of view he Is doing nothing
wrong. His recreation Is quite harm
less in my opinion and will not lead
to anything worse. At least you
have no cause to worry now and are
making a great mistake in opposing
him so strenuously and forcing him
to disregard your wishes In the mat
ter. When he goes away for an eve
ning every three or four weeks, you
ought to be very grateful that he
does not return to you drunk and
that tt la every three or four weeks
and not every night that he leaves
you.
Bride to Be: Have your dining
room lighted with candles. There is
always mystery add beauty in candle
light. I'se a beautiful bouquet In the
center of the table, pink roses, if
your color scheme is pink.
A light white cake Is preferable for
a wedding cake. *
If you are taking a trip, a travel
Ing suit with a chic hat and smart
gloves and shoes, with a colorful cor
sage, would make a pretty wedding
costume, especially for this time of
year. But if you are having a large
wedding, I think the white gown
would he my choice.
By all means take the trip Instead
of staying at home for a dance.
Daisy Doll: The Pepper Pot club
Is composed of a group of girls who
have been friends for a number of
years. There are only eight mem
hers. Capes are always worn, more
or less, but the three-piece suit is
more fashionable now than the cape.
Mrs. J. 8. Zipfel and Miss Abhle
Howes will leave nfxt week to aperjd
a fortnight in Kxcelslor Springs.
Miss Information
MY NEW RACCOON [TRY OUR
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A BALD SPOT HAIR""'
ION IT” GROWER,
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BEDDEO
1415-17 Douglas St.
BUY ON PAYMENTS
Now Causing the Entire
City to Wonder — Our
Choice of the House
Sale of Men’s and
Women’s Apparel
i
Here’s the Startling Plan
of Garment Selling-—
Select any Man’s Suit or Over
coat, any Woman’s Coat or Dress,
at any price you care to pay, and
we will sell you another garment
of equal value for a nickel.
Come Saturday -- Share
in This Phenomenal Sale
I The Brandeis Store I
TOI LB Ti
* <sJ\JUe *■
I The Entire Burgess-Nash Stock of Toiletries I
Offered at a Fraction of Their Worth I
I Dentifrice
50c Pebecco, on tale at only, 35*
35c Revelation, very special, 23*
50c Squibb's Paste, reduced to 39*
25c Colgate, special at, 21*
Chlorax Paste, reduced to only ]0*
White Dental Cream, one sale at 19*
■ Shaving Needs,
1 Cutlery, Etc.
8 Williams’ Shaving Cream for 25*
||| Colgate’s Shaving Cream, 29*
8 Gillette Raxor Blades, special, 37*
S Hair Clippers, reduced to only 1,19
Hi Lunch Kit, complete at only 1.39
jfj 1-quart Vacuum Bottle for 98*
□El 3.50 Gallon Thermic Jug for 1.98
V 35c Citrox Shaving Cream for 15*
if® 50c Mennen's Shaving Cream, 37*
jjS 59c Shaving Lotion, on tale at 23*
1 Face Creams, Etc.
. 40c Ayeristiocrate Cream for 27*
|| 1.50 D. & R. Cold Cream for 1.19
P 35c D. & R. Cold Cream, only 27*
H1 1.00 Krank'a Lemon Cream for (tTC
I 50c Stillman's Freckle Cream, 35*
U 1.15 Othine, on sale at only, 89*
IP 1.00 Ingram's Milkweed, for 99*
Eg 1.50 Oriental Cream, on sale 1,19
ifl 60c Aubrey Lemon Cream for 42*
$.*1 1.00 Princess PaJ Cream for
H 35c Pond’s Vanishing Cream, 25*
® 60c Pompeian Night Cream for 39*
■ 60c Pompeian Day Cream for 39*
9 25c Squibb's Cold Cream, only 9p
I 1 * -lb. Theatrical Cream for 29#*
a 25c Vivo Cream, reduced to 10*
■ 50c Mavis Lemon Lotion, for 35#*
1.00 Maidor Cream, reduced to 39#*
S 1.00 Aubrey Beautifier, on tale 99*
■S 60c Sempray Jovenay for only 39p
■ Woodbury's Facial Cream for 37#*
I 50c Jergin’t Lotions, fortonly 33*
Face Powders
1.25 Manon Lescaut Powder, S3C
50c Java Powder, genuine, for 3RC
50c La Blache Powder, for 33C
Violette de Palme Powder for J>9C
50c Djer Kiss Adherente, on 27«*
1.00 Norma Talmadge Powder, 49C
1.00 Aubrey Sisters' Powder, 69<*
50c Woodbury's Face Powder, 35(*
2.00 Ambre Royal Face Powder S9f*
60e Pompeian Face Powder for 9c
75e Lore Me Facq Powder for 9C
1.00 Blue Rote Face Powder 7*)#*
1.00 Princess Pet Powder, only
2.50 Rosini Face Powder for
2.00 Lubin Face Powder or 98C
Household
Remedies
1.00 Beef, Iron and Wine or 09C
1 50 Oreal Henna, on sale at 98C
15c May Breath, eery special at f)C
25c N. R. Tablets, special at 17>C
1 00 Squibb's Petrolatum for 79C
Aspirin—100 to bottle, on sale 39C
90c Mellin's Food, special at 09C
Squibb's Milk of Magnesia for 39C
1.20 Milk’s Emulsion for 89C
1.20 Bromo Seltxer, special at 89C
50c Lavoris, reduced to "ly 33C
Sulphur Candles, on sale, 3 for 23C
65c Vick’s Salve, special at 49C
1.00 Zonite, very special at 7f»C
Bayer's Aspirin, per dot., only 4C
1.20 Scott's Emulsion, on 98C
Mufti, specially reduced to 23C
I Molle Window Cleaner, special, 19C
50c Cuticur^ Ointment, special, 39C
Cocoa Butter, pecial, 4-lb.. 26C
Pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, spe
cial for this sale, per pint, B3C
Mineral Oil, very special, pint, 03C
Glycerine, special at, per pound 3f>C
60c Smothair, very special, at 29C
30c Turpo Ointment, reduced to IOC
50c Lee Creo Lyptus, on sale at 29C
50c Enos for Moths, special at, 29C
1.00 Borden's Malted Milk, for, <19C
1 00 Horlick's Malted Milk, for, 79g*
Analgesique Balm, very special, 19C
Denatured Alcohol, per gallon, K9C
Boric Acid, special, 14 ounces, 9c
Aromatic fluid Extract Cascara, on
sale, special, per pint, | .23
Epsom Salts, special, I pound, 9C
Glycerine and Rose Water, 8-os. 23C
Shampoos and
Hair Tonic
50c Cocoanut Oil Shampoo for 29<*
60c Fitch's Tonic for dandruff, 43C
50c Cleero, very special, *>ly 37c
50c Fitch Tonique Superba for 39C
50c Packer's Liquid Tar Soap, 37<*
60c Danderine, reduced only 39C
Amami Shampoo, vary tpacial, oc
Glintex Shampoo, on tala, on IOC
I Golden Gint, vary tpacial at 13^
1.50 M. T. Goldman Hair Dya,
5 00 Inacto, prica raducad to
50c Swiiico, vary tprcial, on ly 39C
50c Palmnliva Shampoo, 3c
1.00 Harpirida for
35c Palm Olive Ol ^
Shaving Cream
■ ■
30c Kolynos 71 r
Tooth Paste
■ 1,1 B
1.00 Azurea or
Letrefle Powder
■■
Genuine Ivory \/
Pyralin-Dubarry Less /3
■
1.00 Ever Ready OQn
Razor, Special
■ ■ ~
1.00 Cotyvs
L’Origon Powder «
1.00 Mavis
Face Powder O wC
Toilet Soaps
25c Woodbury'* Soap, special at 19#
25c Cuticura Soap, very special, 19#
12*4e P. A S. Soap, special 3 for 25#
Bocabelli Soap, large bar for, 1.39
Bocabelli Cake, special, 3 for 25#
25c Donnelly Lovely Skin Soap, 10#
Hardwater Soap, very special at, 6#
Colgate’s Big Bath Soap, 6#
Lux, very special, 10c; dox., 1,15
Imported Castile, 3-pound bar, 59#
Vcolay Cold Cream Soap for, 59#
Society Hygenic Soap, special, 19#
Toilet Soap, special at 3 for, 10#
Palm Olive and Creme Oil Soap, 6#
Perfumes
6.50 ounce Rosiae Nuit de Chine,
very special at 3.98
Roger A Gallett Fleur de Amour Per
fume, very special, per ox., 2.59
Roger A Gallet La Jade Perfume,
very special, per ounce, 1.19
1.25 Chex Lui Perfume or Toilet
Water, special for this sale, 49#
$5 Burgess-Nash Jassmine, ox„ 1,98
$5 Jarvaise Morinca Individual, 1,98
Coty’s L'Origan Perfume, ox., 2.19
2.50 Black Narcisse Sachet for 98#
Jarvaise Narcisse La Nuit Individual
eu sale at only 1.98
1.00 Mavis Toilet Water, spec., 59#
1.50 Axurea or Le Trefle Per
fume, per ounce, for only 98#,
5.00 Golliwogg Perfume, ox., 2.98
2.00 Lournay Fleur's Mignon,
per ««• 98#
5.50 Geurlain Mitsouko, spec., 2.98
4.50 Geurlain Jicky, special, 2.98
• 00 Opres Lundee, special at 3.75
10.00 Guerlain Rue De La Paix 6.98
12.50 Rosini Bargia, special, 7.50
•.25 Champs Elysees, 4.50
12.50 Guerlinade, special 8-98
Lubias Amarylis, reduced to 2.98
5.20 Ambre Royal, bulk, ox., 2.49
5.50 Maskee, reduced to 3.50
1.00 Ciro Chypre Perfume, ox. 2.98
10.00 Lournay Perfume, camel
package 5.00
Main Floor—West
Sundries |j
1 25 2-quart Water Bottle for, -49# 18
2-qt. Combination Water Bottle and 9
. Fountain Syringe, special at, 79# 9
Rubber Sheeting, special, yd., 69#. H
Hospital Cotton, per lb. roll, 39# fif
Prophylactic Tooth Brusbas for 33# C
Albright's Tooth Brushes for i«# m
Face Chamois, on sale at only 10# B
Hughes’ Ideal Brush, special, 9H# I
Hair Brushes, real bristles, (or 49# I
Men's and Women's Dressing Combs. Cl
eery special for this sale at, 29# H}
Household Sponges, reduced to 29# 16
DeVilbiss No. 16-1 5 Atomisers, 1.29 jjj|
Powder Puffs, eery special, at 9# 9
75c Bath Spray, 39#
#-s
Talcum Powders jj
Mmry Garden Talcum, 17^ fj||
Squibb*’ Talcum, 17# |
25c Johnson's Talcum, special at B
Djsr Kiss Talcum, special at, 19# M
20c Williams' Talcum, reduced, 16# fir
25e Mennen's Talcum, on sale, 17# It!
Manicure 1
Preparations, j£
Dedorants, Etc. jj
35c Cutea Manicure Preparations, on I
sale at the special price of, 27#
60c Cutea Sets, eery special at, 39# H
30c Amolin, price reduced to 19# H
35c Odorono. eery special, only 25# ft
50c Neel, reduced for this sale, 39#
25c Mum. eery specially pried, 19# I
1.00 Delatene, very special, at 69# 9
5.00 Zip, price reduced to only 3.9S fjp
50c Glaso, eery special at only 37# ft
35c Marrow Cuticle Oil, for 29# 9
Rouge and I
Compacts 1
^B
50c Arabian Rouge 39# 9
55c Coty's Compact, on sale at 21# Jj!
50c Bourjois Rouge, special at 25# ft
50c Dorin's Compact Powder at 19# ft
50c Pewder Refills, reduced lo 25# ft
Pogo Rouge, price reduced to 39# ^B
Pompeian Rouge, reduced to, 39# H
Amami Rouge, for this sale at 35# B
I 00 Single Compacts for only 39# *
