affaIrs The -S-o-c-i-e-t-yv World organizations
VISITS LOUISIANA
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Mr. and Mrs. Jake Wells and
Bister will motor to Louisiana on
their vacation on the 17th of
Sept, visiting relatives and friends
hoping to have a very successful
trip. They will return home a.
bout October 4.
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Liquors, Wines and Beer
Prescriptions
WE 099ft 1904 No. 24th St
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Returns From Los Angeles
Mr. J. C Carey 2636 Binney
St., his wif , Zenobia and two
children Mary Ellen and Ike have
just r« turned from a eight days
vacation spent in Eos Angeles,
Calif, as the guests of Mr. and
| Mrs. Robert Jones of that City.
. The Careys said that this was the
j most interesting trip they have
] made in seveial years. Tb-fy visit
ed several points of interest while
ir, Calif, including Hollywood.
They spoke of having met many
Omahans and formers Oipahans in
the Movie Capitol, among them,
being; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pctti
fortf, Livida Irving, Mr. and Mrs.
Shackleford and John Adams Sr.,
M1', Carey said the most; impres
sive home owned by colored people
was that of iBill Robinson, tap 1
dancer, which is said to be valu
ed at $50,000. IIt. sai'l that they,
had a splerdid view of Hollywood’s
movie colony from where they
lived and that the necessity of
getting the youngsters back into
school prevented him from staying
for the American Legion Conven
tion.
Miss Courtney Beane of Fort
Worth, Ti *ws is here indeffnately
visiting wfffi her sister, Mr.s Eou
(11a W’aites at 2626 Binney St.
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A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF LIQUORS — BEERS &
WINE
SPACIOUS DANCE FLOOR _ NEWLY DECORATED"
1818 N. 24th St. JA-9331
40 Years of
experience
i has made it
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She is a lovely addition to our
single set.
Miss Jtomona Bends of Lincoln,
was in the city over the woek.end
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. M. C.
James at 222 N, 23rd Ave. She
is an employee of the Lincoln Ur
ban League.
Mrs. Wave Madison, 1417 No.
2.3rd St. Plaza, wife of Stanley
Madison underwent a minor opera
tion this weik at the Lutheran
L'ospital. She has returned home
and is getting along nicely.
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RETURNS TO ST. LOUIS
Rev. W. E. Turner, pastor of the
Church of God in Christ, St. Louis
left Friday morning after spend
ing five days in Omaha visitirg
with his sister-in-law, Mrs. Earl
McConnell 2634 Maple St. While
Springers Cheaper than Bacnn,
20<* Th. Pressed and Pelivered. •
Free: Green Trading Stamps,—
CAREY’S GROCERY, WE. 6689
Open Sundays—Baby Beef Head_
quarters.
here the Rev. made a complete
round of the churche8 of hig faith.
Before coming to Omaha, hp con
ducted a successful Revival at the
J.Oth St. Church in Des Moines,
Iowa.
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Mrs. Gertrude Pankey of 2226
Ohio St. entertained h r father,
Mr. C. A. Fletcher of St. Paul
Minn, over the week-end.
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Miss Charline Davis, daughter
of Atty. and Mrs. Chailes Davis,
will give* a party Oct. 23rd in
ctlebration of her 5th birthday.
] Majorie Elizabeth, the 3 weel
I old daughter of Dr. and Mrs. G
B. Lenr.ox has gained in weigh
j and now scales nine pounds, mo
ther and daughter are enjoying
the best of health.
AMERICAN
WEINER SHOP
2509 North 24th Street
Best Chili and Best Hot Dogs
in the West
AH Kinds of Sandwiches
HOME MADE ICE CREAM
*r bp ^ 7, 7Z
Dolgoff Hardware
PAINT, GLASS & VARNISH
We I)o Glazing & Make Window Shades to Order
Stove Pipes, Furnace Pipes, & Stove & Furnace Repairs
Electrical Supplies Plumbing Supplies
Roofing Paper & Guttering
We Have a Full Line of KITCHEN UTENSILES
(Open Evenings)
—WE. 1607— 1822-24 N. 24th St.
S T A T E.==a=!================!S====r^ 1 ■" ,.~M
}* The State’s Great Fair of
A fers the greatest bar
T gains in many a i
E day.
Ill We ship anywhere,
II and extend easy
‘ terms to out- |
HI of- towa j
; ] customers. ’
FREE i
PARKING p
Drive lute Con- »|j
wo station Eg
across the II
street, present I |
ticket at time 11
of purchase. \l
EASY TERMS
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II I Your choice of these
9 and. many other
W s»fts with pur
F chase of new suites
and outfits at the
“State.”
BUY NOW AND SAVE!.
GAS
STOVES
$21.95
See our big
stock at mon
ey - saving
prices.
STUDIO
COUCHES
$17.95
Open to full
size bed.
Ask About
Free
Scrip
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BEAUTIFUL MODERN SUITE j
If you need a newr living
room suite here is your
chance of a lifetime. New
modern suites, just re
ceived . . . and Free Gifts
with any new suite pur
chased.
PAY 75c A WEEK!
OTHER LUTING ROOM SUITES PRICED AS LOW AS $27.95
34-PIECE
HEATER GROUP
ALL FOR
$]985
See our complete
selection of Circu
lating Heaters now
on display at
money saving val
ues. Heater groups
begin at $19.85 and
up. 82-Pc. Set of
Dishes and Utility
Cabinet included in
all groups.
ana
OIL
HEATERS
At Low a>
$18.95
50c
A WEEK
MATTRESSES
BIG VALUES IN
The “BRADFORD” $1566
Inner-Spring Mattress... U
The “SWEET SLEEP” $Q85
Cotton Mattress..7.. 9
THE “EXCEL-ALL’ $“1495
Inner-Spring Mattress ■*¥
Simmons
BEAUTY REST $QQ50
Inner-Spring Mattress.... 09
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|FLUSH KIDNEYS CF POISONS
AND STOP GETTING UP NIGHTS
LIVE A HEALTHIER, HAPPIER
LONGER LIFE
i Thousands of men and women1
wonder why backache bothers
them—why they have to visit the j
bathroom often at night—why ,
flow is scanty and sometimes
smarts and burns.
Any one of these symptoms
mtan.s that your kidneys and blad
: der need attention now before
these minor symptoms develop
into herious trouble.
To flush out waste poisons and
acid from kidneys, soothe your
irritated bladder and put healthy
activity into them, get a 35 cent
package of GOLD MEDAL Haar
lem Capsules and take as directed.
This harmless, tried and true
better in a few days, as the su
medicire always works—you’ll feel
premely effective diurectic and
kidney stimulant drives excess
uric acid from the body w'hich is
often the aggravation of joint a
gony, sciatica and neuritis.
Rut be sure and get GOLD
MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules—
the original and genuine—right
from Haarlem in Holland, A.ll good
things are imitated.
Fri.-Sat.,Sept. 23-24
By Request We Repeat Our Sale of
Last Week —
1 Pt. 2 Yr. Old 90 Proof WHISKEY
We Carry A Large Stock of Beer,
quart 15c & UP Per Case & up
Phone AT. 9715 1402 North 24th j
Safeguard l
the Nation’s “White Spot”
1 # As Nebraskans, we are proud that our State is called the
Nation's "White Spot," due to .the fact that unlike other States,
we are not burdened with income taxes, sales taxes, and other
j special taxes.
As taxpayers, contributing in taxes on beer alone, more than
! $500,000 a year to Nebraska's operating budget, we are one of
the State's biggest taxpaying industries. We are especially glad
, to make this contribution, because it is a major guarantee of
i Nebraska's continuance as the Nation's "White Spot."
' We have therefore organized our huge taxpaying, grain-buying
and employment-furnishing industry for the purpose of conduct
ing our business in the public interest. We are certain that what
is good for the public is good for us.
Our self-regulating program has been hailed as "unique in
American industry." It has already been highly commended by
civic leaders and leading newspapers throughout the State. We
cordially invite you to support our program. By so doing, you
will be helping to safeguard Nebraska as the "White Spot" of
the Nation.
710 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG.—LINCOLN
Geo. W. Fritton
Blaine G. Beckwith
The Bottling and Stor
age Co., 'Inc., Alliance
Elias Essay
Myers Distributing Co.,
Inc.
John L. Peters
Beatrice Bev. Co.
D. E. Bolman and Son
Sales Co., Beatrice
Coca-Cola Bottling Co.,
Beatrice
Ft. D. Braithwait
Columbus Nash-Finch
Co.
Ernest F. Stochl
Abbott Ic* and Bever
age Co.
David City Distg. Co.
Fairbury Sales Co.
City Fuel Co.
Falls City Mere., Inc.
Myers Distg. Co.
Geo. F. Rushart
Fremont Bottling Wks.,
Inc.
Gumb Beverage Co.
H. P. Lau Co.
Veldon G. Lewis
Saeger and Co.
Percy Bedford
The Brown Fruit Co.,
Grand Island
Central Distg. Co.
Claire Detweiler
Dick Bros. Co., Inc.
Grand Island Falstaff
Distg. Co., Inc.
D. H. Meves
Grand Island Nash
Finch Co.
City Club Bev. Co.
P. M. Everson Co., Inc.
Hastings Beverage Co.
Hastings Fallstaff Co.,
Inc.
K. «SL R., Inc.
Hastings Nash-Finch
r.n
L. Phillips
Hay Springs Bev. Co.
Ben B. and Jennings
West
Holdre^e Coca-Cola
Bottling Co.
F. & M. Sales Co.
Geo. and Emma Beard
Kearney Ice and Cold
Storage
Midway Coca-Cola
Bottling Co.
Ralph A. Borgelt
Geb. F. Burt <&. Co.
Country Club Beer Dlat.
R. H. Hudson
H. P. Lau and Co.
Lincoln Tobacco Co.
Marsh £. Marsh, Inc.,
Lincoln
Midwest Distg. Co., Inc.
High Life Bev. Co.
J. C. Orgutt & Co.
Rohrlg Distg. Co.
James K. Clausen
F. J. Weber
Coca-Cola Btlg. Wks.,
McCook
Geo. Paulsen & Co.
R. G. Stevens
Joseph Jicha, Jr.
Albert Kassick, Sr.
Nebraska City Falstaff
Distg. Co., Inc.
E. M. Guilliatt
Otoe Beverage Co., Inc.
Alva F. Shelby
F. C. Blakeman
F. L. Abel
Elkhorn Beverage Co.
Norfolk Bev. Co., Inc.
Norfolk Bottling Co.
Standard Bev. Corp.
Artificial Ice and Coal
Co.
C. A. Bradley
The Brown Fruit Co.,'
North Platte
Central Distg. Co.
Lloyd R. Heusman
North Platte Nash.
Finch Co.
Platte Valley Bev. Co.
Star Coca-Cola Btlg.
Co., Inc.
A. E. Baugh
Oakland Distg. Co.
Ace Beverage Co.
Bevington & Johnson
Blotcky Beverage Co.
City Club Beer Co.
Cornhusker Liquor
Co., Inc. I
Marsh & Marsh, Inc., i
Omaha
Omaha Beverage Co. {
Paxton & Gallagher
Co., Inc.
Quality Bev. Co.
Chas. Sherman Co.
Trimble Bros., Inc.
United Beverage Co.
J. M. Gatz
Merri Beverage Co.
Olaf Olsson ,
Chas. Peters
Bill E. Busch i'
Plainview Bev. Co.
Jacob E. Rohrig
E. G. Goss and Mrs.
Cora Goss
A. B. Schaeffler
Scottsbluff Coca-Cola
Bottling Works
V. B. Williams M
The Bottling and
Storage Co.
Western Ice and
Storage Co.
Chas. Lammert
Western Brew Distg.
Co.
D. E. Bolman & Sons,
Superior
Adolph Kovarik
Valentine Bever. Corp.
Wayne Ice and Cold
Storage Co.
Herman Sellentin
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Robt. A. Drum, Chairman Arthur C. Storz Richard G. Kneedier, Jr.
L. M. Merriman R. N. Kuester E. G. Goss Charles E. Metz
CHARLES E. SANDALL, State Director
