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OMAHA AGENT
J. C. Harris Grocery A tore,
5224 S. 30 St. -MA 0741.
Dorsey Oliver,
5709 S. 29 St. I.IA 2-7J
Philip Payne,
5318 S. 31 St.
Montgomery,
6407 S. 23 St.
The Loving Four Quartette
closed its meetings at the All,en
Chapel Sunday night. More than
$72.00 was raised during the
week’s meeting. This quartette
will return to Allen Chapel at
ft later date to fill a ten days
engagement.
Rev. and Mrs. Dan Cork, of
6108 S. 25th St., entertained at
dinner Sunday honoring the
Loving Four Quartette.
Mrs. Marey Williams and son
will leave Oct. Kith, for Los
Angeles, Calif., where they will
visit.
Miss Elleby Entertains
Miss Annie Elleby, 2912 It St.,
entertained at cards Sunday
evening. Mrs. Hattie Wright an
Mr. Erma Jefferson were the
prize winners. Eighteen or
twenty persons made up the
guest list.
WHO WAS HE?
Who was the man who went
limiting and fell out of a tree,
according to his story,
Mr. J. L. Luster is improving.
Mrs. Lillie Chatman, 26 and '/.
Sts., is still ill.
South Omaha Boosters
The South Omaha Boosters
nre hoding regudar meetings on
Tuesday of each week. Watch
The Omaha Ouide for informa
tion with regard to an enter
tainment soon to be given bj
this club.
At last week’s meeting more
new members were added to
the membership roll.
If you have not joined this
club, it will be worth your while
to join. Mr. M. T. Whitelow is
president and Mrs .Rowcna Sud
doth the secretary.
Mrs. Hazel Sampson, who
suffered an injured hand about
ten days ago, is still receiving
medical aid .
Mr. Sam Break field, who is
undergoing treatment at the
University Hospital, is improv
ing.
Add Candy and Cigars
The store operated by Mr.
ami Mrs. Neal Sampson, 29 ami
It. Sts., has added u new candy
and cigar counter.
STILL AT PHILLIP’S
DEPARTMENT STORE
Bobi® Wise is still in the em
ploy of tie Phillips Department
Store, working mornings and
evenings on school days and
all day Saturday. He asks his
many friends to call and see
him.
WANTED TO BUY
100.000 Pounds Brass, Cop
per, Lead and Aluminum
20.000 Batteries
50.000 Auto Radiators
Are We Buying? You Bet!
If It's Auto Parts You Want
It Will Pay You To See Us
First. We Are Here To Serve
You.
Consolidated AUTO
Parts Co.
2501 Cuming St. AT 5656
Home of Kangaroo Court
!> Attend University of Omaha
Misses Alberta and Althea
Franklin are now attending the
University of Omaha, Miss Al
berta is taking the Educational
Course and Miss Althea is tak
ing sociology.
Mother Luster, who bus been
visiting friends and relatives
in Kansas City, returned to the
city Wednesday, Oct. 7th.
Attend A M E. Confer
ence At Lincoln
Among those who attended
the A. M. K. Oeneral Confer
enee at Lineoln ,Neb., Blind ry
Oct .11, were Dr. and Mrs. S
If. Norlheross, Mr. and Mrs.
Joshua Henderson, Mr Mallard,
Mrs. J. C. Harris and Mr. Jas.
Haris ,jr.
Rev. L. T\ Mrynt, recent ]>iis
tor of St. John A. M. E, Church, <
has been transferred to a charge
in Kansas City, Kans.
Mrs. Mra/.ipr Stewart has been
moved to her home at 31 and
C Sts. She is being eared for
by Mrs. Lula Jackson .
PROGRESSIVE THINKERS
HOLD MASS MEETING
At a mass mooting held Tues
day night, ()H. »i, at the Wood
son ('enter, the Progressive
Thinkers Club hehl a special
senior). Judge Perry Wheeler
and Ally. Henry .1, I 'returner
were present.
Judge Wheeler spoke on the
object o ft Ik* club, which is to
promote better fellowship, bet-j
(er citizenship, the morale and
social welfare of the people |
and encourage them to exrcise
their franchise a strue Ameri
cans. II,. received a tremend
uous ovation for his timely re'
marks.
Mr. Hremmer spoke on the
candidacy of our Robert It. Sim
mons fo rsenator and Jackson
M. ('has,, for congressman.
Various committees h a v c
called on Commissioner Knu!
son, in regard to the removal
of a N‘*gro janitor from the S
Side comfort station a job
that has been held by a Negro
since the opening of the sta
tion—and replacing him with
a white man. The organization
went on record as disapprov
ing Commissioner K Hudson’s
stand in the matter. The organ
ization appeals to all well think
ing citizens, black an dwhite,
to use their influence in main
taining this job for a Negro,
and getting Mr. Knudscn to dis
continue his practice of remov
in g Negroes fromjobs and re
placing them wit hwhites.
Joshua Henderson, Pres.
J. C .Harris, jr., Sec’y.
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needs.
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2209 No. 22nd St.. Omaha, Neb*
CHOP SUEY
American and Chinese Dishes
King: Yuen Cafe
2#10Vi N. 24th St. Jackson 857«
Open from 2 p. m. until 3 a. m.
ALBERTA’S
SANDWICH SHOP
Barbecue—Cold Drinks
Furnished Rooms
MRS. HARRY NORMAN
4827 S 26 St. MA 0957
THREE GENERATIONS OF REPUBLICANS
llepiihJican lenders, representing three
generations, meet at national headquarters in
Chicago to discuss plans for the current pres
idential campaign and judging from their ex
pressions, it looks good for the Landon-Knox
ticket. On the left is Bert Cumby, assistant di
recto ro ft he Young People’s Department of
tie Republican Colored Division. Seated in the
center is Major John It !, .> t,.
; , I ;■ : , arv, ' ho iii addittion to being a]
member and speaker of the Mississippi House
of Representatives, served as a l\ S. Congress*
man from Mississippi and is the only Negro
ever to act as temporary chairman of the Na
tional Republican Convention, this honor oc
curring in 1884. On the right is Robert R.
Church of Memphis, one of the nation’s most
influential lenders.
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ROBERT SMITH
Candidate For
District Judge
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3RD
His Record Deserves His Elec
tion to the District Bench.
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We. 0600
24th and LAKE STREETS
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Child Breaks Arm
Kiltie Dennie King, "t-veur
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Law
rence King, 2914 W. St., fell
and broke his arm while at play
at si hool Monday.
A new Baptist church was
organized at 20 and Q Sts., by
Rev. M. 0. Cannon on Monday
night.
North 24th Street
SHOE HOSPITAL
We specialize in rebuilding
shoes. If your feet are not
comfortable, “see Sam,’’ the
shoe doctor.
We Call For and
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| cipafu with Extraordinary Savings.Our “GIFTS" jj
t to You in Appreciation of Your Good Will and
j; Patronage. Friday and Saturday are the Last Two
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’t Miss the Savings
HUR !r CV COr> IN CHRIST
27*!, rn' R Sfs
Elder A- I)- C-vCt. Pastor
There was no rror: iug ser
vice. Sunday afternoon the
church joined the 28th and 1\
conducted by Elder G. S. Ilay
St,, church in a Union Mission
meeting. Night services were
,i 1 nastor.
MOUNT OLIVE BAPTIST
CHURCH
Rev. J. P, Mosley, pastor
| Rev. J. I*. Mosley, the pasto
preached Sunday morning ami
evening. 3.30 p. m. service was
conducted by Rev. Clayton, pas
tor of Beulah Baptist church,
Council Bluffs. The church hail
several visitors during the day.
The church will begin a re
vival in the near future.
CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST
27th and P, Streets
Elder A. D. Carter, pastor
The church enjoyed good
services the past Sunday. Union
Mission Board met here at 3:00
p. in. Sunday. There were
many visitors.
UNION MEMORIAL 51 li.
CHURCH
Rev Win- II Adams, Pastor
The ihureh enjoyed good at
tendance in the morning, Rev.
Cork preached the 11:00 o’"
clock service. No night service
was held. Many of the members
attended Allen Chapel for the
night services.
On next Sunday morning,
Rev. Je<sse Young will preach at
the 11:00 o’clock service. Rev.
Methodist Church will preach
at the 8 :00 p. m., service.
There was a Ladies’ Meet
ing at the First Spiritual Tem
ple No. 6, 24 and Blondo Sts.,
the past Sunday at 3 30 p. m.
Opening remarks were made by
Mrs. B. Johnson. Mrs. I. Camp
bell read an interesting paper,
on the subject “Ladies.’’ There j
were many other intersting pa- j
pers r{,ad and songs beautiful-1
ly rendered.
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Functional
PAINS
from poor
nourishment
A hearty
appetite and
good diges
tion are
much to be
desired.
Women who formerly suffered
from a weak, run-down condition as
a result of poor nourishment, have
reported they obtained much bene
fit by taking CARDUI, a special
medicine for women. They found
it helped to increase the appetite
and improve digestion, thereby
bringing-4,hem more strength from
their food.
Naturally there is less discomfort
at monthly periods when the system
has been strengthened and the var
ious functions re
stored and regu
lated.
CARDUI
is given so much
praise by the thou
sands of women
who have taken it
that it is well
worth trying by
others who suffer
similarly. Of course,
if not benefited,
consult a physician.
Three Days’ Cough
h Your Danger Signal
A cough, chest cold or bronchial
rotation today may lead to serious
ouble tomorrow. You can relieve
cm now with Creomulsion, an
* .nulsifled Creosote that is pleasant
to take. CreomulsioA 4s a dlcal
discovery that n' ■ nature to othe
i and heai ■ - . iod membranes
and to relieve the irritation and
inflammation as the germ-laden
phi-'gm ir ic„:cued and expelled,
i authorities have for
j— rocc .mized the wonder*
ml t of Beech wood Creosote
| ior u , coughs, chest colds and
bronchial irritations, A chemist
worked out a special process of
blending Creosote with other in
gredients so that now in Creomul
sion you get a real dose of Beech
wood Creosote which is nalatable
and can even be taken freer mi
and continuously by adults and
children. Thousands of doctors
now use Creomulsion in their own
families and practice, and di'uggipts
rank Creomulsion top because in
this genuine, original product you
can g^t a real dose of Creosote so
emulsified that it Goes to the very
scat of the trouble to help loosen
and expel germ-laden phlegm.
Creomulsion is guaranteed satis
factory in the treatment Qf cough?,
chest colds and bronchial troubles,
especially those that start with a
common cold and han't on and on.
Get a bottle of Crsoi. kion right
now from your druggist, use it ad
up as directed and if you fail to get
satisfactory relief, he is authorized
to refund every rent of your > nney.
Get r—-•un.lsi now • •
GAS RATES
REDUCED!
^ Eleventh Consecutive Reduction Will Save Users of Gas
$110,000 Annually!
THE Board of Directors of the Metropolitan
Utilities District is pleased to state, that
through savings realized by the use of Nat.’ i
Gas in our manufacturing process, we are abii
to announce another substantial reduction in g--s
rates for Omaha. This is the eleventh consecu- ■
live reduction since the city acquired the g. s
plant in 1920. This new rale schedule will ap;' 1
on all gas consumed after January 1. 1937. an '
which will be represented by the bills render? i
in February. Approximately $110,000 will be
saved annually to users of gas. Consumer cost
of domestic gas over 500 cubic feet monthly hcs
been reduced from 55c to 50c per 1.000 cubic
feet neb
This is the second rale reduction made possible
by the use of Natural Gas in the manufacturing
process. The 1934 reduction of 5c per 1,000 cubic
'.t was made in anticipation of the guaranteed
iomy by use of Natural Gas instead of gas
t 1, A total reduction of 10c per 1,003 cubic fee!
ay now be directly attributed to the uso ot
Natural Gas in the manufacturing process.
Compare the new rate of 50c per 1,000 cubic feet
r domestic gas with the rate existing at the tlmo
t o city purchased the gas plant. The rate at
liiut time was $1.15 per 1,000 cubic feet net. The
gas plant was purchased by the city on the as
sumption that "Dollar Gas" could be realized.
Omaha has had the lowest manufactured gas
rate in the United States for some time. This
new slash in rates gives Omaha still cheaper
gas service.
*- BOARD OF DIRECTORS
FRANCIS P. MATTHEWS, Ghairman ALLAN A. TUKEY, Vice Chairman
H. MALCOLM BALDRIDGE
FRANK J. BURKLEY RALPH G. COAD CHARLES M. WILHELM
THEODORE A. LEISEN, Secretary and General Manager
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Now You Can
COOK WITH
GAS
Cheaper Than
Ererl *
*—" -
Lower cooking costa!
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IK UB88 THAW V
•eat pm pmeoa pat
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Now You Can
HEAT WITH
GAS
Cheaper Than
Ever!
Lower cost, too, for
AUTO MATIC GAS
HEAT I Gel An enti
k mete on the cost of
GAS HEAT for jronr
home thin winter.
You'll be ■ nr prised
how little It eoeta un
der the new re tern
Now You Can
REFRIGERATE
WITH GAS
Cheaper Than
Ever!
Cost of operating the
average RLE CTRO
LUX GAS REFRIG
ERATOR drops from
t 1-6 cents a day to
LESS THAN I
CENTS under the new,
towered rates Refrig
erate with GAS.
. _
Now Ypu Can
Have
Automatic Gas
HOT WATER
Cheaper Than
Everl
Enjoy AUTO MATIC
GAS HOT WATER,
with 24-HOUR FUEL.
SERVICE at a new
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