TTIE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MAY 23. ipno.
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TOPICS OF THE DAY OF REST
John Dale Will Address Men at Sun
day Y. M. C. A. 'Meeting.
W. OF W. AT KOUNTZE CHTJECH
Mra sad Women Lodges Will A I
tend the Errntnc erlce p
peaJe for Help tome
from Persia.
Jul, ii lale win .peak at the men meet
.r.g ai tn Young Men s Christian associa
tion Sunday afternoon at 4 oclock. Tha
ubject of his address ta "Opportunity."
Men are cordially Invited.
The clam in the psychology of the boy
will resume Its sessions Monday evening.
Mr. Innisun will discuss at this meeting
"The Hume nnd the Opportunity It Al
fords for Moral and Hdlglous Training of
the Boys."
I'he muMr at Trinity Methodist church
Sunday will be:
donation March Clark
j 4 y mi M
1'ivocatlon and prayer
The Lord Is My Rock Woodman
With Verdure flad 'Creation.) Haydn
Mus Hopper.
The Kaolant Morn Woodward
Baritone fiolo Selected
Sylvian Burkenroad.
Reverie Offertory Baldwin
Forever With the Lord tiounod
Mn, Oram and C. T. Stevens.
From Egypt's Bondage Coma Page
Hymn n'.t
Berceuse Gullmant
M i. Fr niont Benjamin, organist; Miss
Kvclyn Hopper, director.
Hi chorus choir of the. North Sloe
CI. lii-t an church will sing Jackson's "Old
Te Deuni l.audamue" at the morning serv
ice Sunday, in the evening the male
uuartet will sing and Mr. James Knight
will sing the offertory aolo. "The Choir
Invisible." Mrs. 11. J. Klrschsteln, organist
a ml chol, master.
Circulars have been received in Omaha
appealing for funds In behalf of Christian
n.cn and wunivii who have suffered at the
hands of the Turk In Syria and other
parts of Asia Minor. The appeal la signed
by G. Bie R&vndal, American consul gen
eral, Beirut; Oeorge E. Post, Syrian
Protestant college ; E G. Kreyer, American
1 iufb) tc-rlan mission.
An organ benefit concert will be jiven by
tin Hiliside Congregational church choir
Touii-duy evening, .under Hie direction of
Ailrtd Donughue. Jr. Several numbers will
t, iv..i by tile- Happy Hollow tjuartct.
'i ho i.ionlng music will be given at the
K.r. i lento tt nan church Sunday:
MUllMNO-10:30.
A:uih i.i-l aniaic Domino Buck
i.u-i - jti usaieni me Golden Mendelssohn
M.sa jansen. Miss Moses,
bv t.MNU-k:'i.
Antlum-lialscd lie the Lord Daily . .Calkin
rt.ui.cni v u stand In Deep Kepentance
irtfiidelHsoiin-etntlley
'-iii'ii: Mm l.ouls Jansen, soprano and
Oin-iu.i; Miss Myrtle Moses, contralto; Mr.
i.. v.. atitscn, tenor; Mr. 'I'. Travis, bass;
.,.!.. Nancy Cunningham, organist.
Mu3k: at the First Christian church,
Tut-my -sixth and Harney:
MOKNINO.
AiUhoin The King of Live My Bhep-
herd Is Shelley
fcoirs by Mr. K. N. Pleak, Miss Helen
Kiepen. Mr. F. N. Anderson and Mr.
j. o. Bergen. J
EVF.N1NG.
Anthem Crossing the Bar Prothero
loiln SoloAndante Ileiigloso Thome
Mm. Zahrlskle.
Mrs. t.culsn Sliadduck-Zabi Ukle. organist
Waller Graham, director of music.
Muaii- at the Knuntze Memorial Lutheran
church Sunday. May 23:
MORMNG-10:30.
Prelude Serenade Taft
Processional O, Mother Dear. Jerusa
lem Ward
Bclo The Plains of Peace Barnard
' Mrs. E. A. Weathera.
Reiesslonal-Onwsrd. Christian Soldiers
Postludi Triumphal' March '...'.'.'. . .f.UlloSd
EVENINO-S:0n.
Prelude-Fanfare Lemmens
Processional The Son of God Curler
Male Quartet The Lost Chord Sullivan
Aneesrs. Klmmcll. Brown. Kreuger and
Spoerrl.
"itT'-f. r?,"l?!h'' Ir, ...Handel
Mies Hattle Bill. Ohligato. Mr. Kreuger
i Mlerhin Solo ivlnllni Intermezzo
'Cuvallerla Rustli ana"! Mascagnl
Miss Kssle Aarons.
Anthem--I'nfold Ye Portals C'Redemp-
c , S1-, 1 . ' Gounod
fcolo 1 hat Sweet Story Parka
Master Russell Tetard.
Recessional Work. for the Night la
Po.'fiaV "Ess
The members of the Omaha lodges of the
Woodmen of the World and the Woodman
Cirrle will attend the evening service at the
Irountse Memorial church. Twenty-sixth
and Farnam streets. In a body. Special
music, with a sermon on the subject. "Re
lated I Ife." will constitute the service.
. W. C. A. otea.
:.U.i Francis M. Crittenden, assistant
secretary and educational director of tho
Young Women's Christian association, will
speak at the Sunday afternoon meeting nl
4:311 o'clock ini the subject of "Christian
Personality." There will be special music
The usual snia' huu'r will follow this
inciting. He f reshments will be served and
opportunity for social Intercourse given
The library will he open from 2:30 to 4 for
nil thoso who wish to secure or exchange
lokf.
Miss Thoodste P. Wilson, formerly relig
ious director of the. Young Women's Chris
tian association of Cedar Rapldi. Ta., has
accepted a similar position here. Miss' Wil
son will visit Omaha next week, study her
field and assist In the making of a Bible
study prospectus for the work next fall.
For fie May noon mjsiral ThursdKy the
houie committee presents the fn'ow ng pro.
gram arranged by Mrs. Edith U Wagoner
The Two Grenadiers (by request)
;"'. Schumann
(fi i Simple Confession . Thome
(b The Two I.aiks lachetlzky
Miss Marian Ward.
Nymphs and Faone Bern berg
Miss Bvelyn Hopper.
(si Legends Bohm
tb African Dance .. Coleridge-Taylor
Mra. Louis-- Shadduck Zabriskle
"Tf Laws Severe" llalevy
Mr Jo F. Barton.
"Awikrnlng" Mrs. A. O. Mbsot
Mtss Evelyn Hopper.
Soocmpaniet. Mr. Edith I.. Wagnner
'Hila musical Is scheduled for fie Audi
torium and all friends are invited to stop
r'f the nnfd lunch end listen to the
music.
pr.iv evening. Mav at :15 o'clock
vTrs. a. W C.arloch will speak on "Two
i-.pUs pi princlnal Prints of Interest In
relrrdn." This s the second of the vaca
tion serts of talks to members and their
'-V-nrts sod Is under th direction of the
e-'stionl rommltlee. The lecture will be
in the assembly- mom and sltds have been
secured of a.-ime of the Colorado scenery
end will be used tba evening with the new
atereoptlcor. for the first time. Each mem-
Your complexion as well
as your temper is rendered
miserable by a disordered
liver. By taking Chamber
Iain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets you can improve
both. They cleanse and in
vigorate the stomach and
improve the digestion.
J b"r is welcome to bring a guest, man or i
I woman. !
Mlscellaneons Announcements.
! I'cople's, Charles W. Saidge. Pantor
j Morning. "Clean Hands." Evening, "Only
One Question Asked at Judgment.'"
j Bethany Branch. Flist Baptist. ,TW3
Lfsvenworth Sunday school at a. Special
siereopiicon lecture on f rlday at s
Oak Btreet Mission, snnj South Twentieth
Sunday s hool at S p m.. followed by
preaching service by Rev. .Henderson.
Calvary Baptist Branch. Thirty-fourth
and Seward: Sunday. J:3n p. m , Bible
school; Thursday, 8 p. m., prayer service.
The Friends. O. M. Ersxer. Pastor-Meeting
for worehlp nt the Harlght hsll. Nino
teenth and Farnam. 10:30. All are Invited.
McCabe Methodist Episcopal, Esrnam and
Fortieth, J. Narver (Jortner. Pastor Ser
mon by the pastor at 11 a. m., "The Chris
tian Panoply." Address at p. m. by Miss
Frederlcka Hchmlckle, "The Relation of
Woman to th Home Missionary Field,"
Sunday school at 10 a. m.; Epworth
league at 7 p. m. I
I'nltarlan, Seventeenth and Cass Morn
ing service at 10;); sermon by Rev. W. A.
Pratt of Cedar Haplds. la.; subject. "A
Siudy in Present Day Evolution: Some
Links that Are Not Missing." Come and
hear.
Second Church, Christ rclentist. Nine
teenth and Earnam. Lyric Theater Sundiiy
school. &:4n. Service. II. Subject lessor,
sermon, "Soul and Body."
First Churrh of Christ, Scientist. Twenty-fifth
and Farnam -Sunday sclKol at t:46.
Sunday services at 11 and S. Subject of
losaon sermon, "Soul and Body." .
First German Free Evangelical, Twelfth
and Dorcas Public worship at 10:30 and
i:30, with sermon by Rev. H. W. Bruce
hert, paator. Bible school at 2:30.
St. Paul's German Lutheran. Twenty
eighth and Parker. E. T. Ottn. Paator
Service at 10. Services In English on the
first and fourth Sundays of the month at
7:46.
North Side Christian, Twenty-second and
Locust. J. Klrschsteln, Minister Morning
worship at 10:30. Bible school at 12.
Christian Endeavor at 8:45. Evening
service, at S.
Norwegian nnd Danish Methodist, North
Twenty-fifth and Decatur Services. 11 and
. Rev. A. Hermonsen of Evanston. Ill .
will oreach at both services. Youn
People a meeting. 7.
Church of the Covenant, Twenty-seventh
and Pratt. Rev. R. T. Bell, Tastor
Servlcea at 10:30 and 8. Sabbath school at
noon. Junior Endeavor at 3:30. Young
People's society at 7.
First Presbyterian, Dodge and Seven
teenth. Rev. Fwln Hart Jenks. D. D.,
Pastor Morning service at 10:30; evening
at . Sunday school at noon; Christian En
deavor meeting at 7 p. m.
First Christian. Twenty-sixth and Har
ney, J, M. Kersey, Pastor Preaching at
10:30 a. m. and p. m.; Young People's
meeting. 7 p. m; Bible school, noon.
Sirangers especially Invited.
First United Brethren. Nineteen and
Lnthrop Golden Rule Bible class. 10.
Preacnlng, 11 and H. Themes. "Helpfulness
and Timeliness." Workers meeting Wednes
day. M. O. McLaughlin, pastor.
First Reformed. Twentv-thlrd and Cen
tral Boulevard, Rev. F. S. Zaugg. Pastor
Sunday school at 9:30. Preaching service
at 11 and 8. Christian Endeavor at 7.
Special sermon to children In the morning.
Pearl Memorial Methodist Episcopal,
Twenty-fourth and Ijtrimore, Thomas r.
H inkle. Pastor Morning theme, "A Good
Tonic." Evening. "The Exoteric Christ."
Sunday school at neon. Epworth League
at 7.
First Congregational, Frederick T.
Rouse, Pastor Morning worship at 10:30.
Subject, "The Imminence ol God." Vesper
service at 4:30. Subject, "The Law of
Struggle and Survival." Y. P. S. C. K. at
6:46.
St. Mark'a Emgllsh Lutheran, Twentieth
and Burdette, L. Groh, Pastor 10:45 a. m.,
"Some of the Worst Bins Are Committed
with Good Intentions;" 8 p. m., "How to
Be Happy Always;" Sunday school at
noon; Young People, 7:15 p. m.
Trinity Cathedral. Capitol and Eight
eenth, Very Rev. George A. lieecher, Dean
Holy communion p.t 8. Sunday school
end Bible class at f:45. Morning prayer
and sermon at 11. Confirmation class at
:30. Evening prayer and sermon at 8.
Calvary Baptist. Twenty-fifth and Ham
ilton, Rev. E. R. Curry, Pastor Services at
10:30 a. an. and 8 p. m.; preaching of the
gospel nt both services by the pastor; Bible
school at noon; Young people'a meeting at
7 p. m., Wednesday, 8 p. m., devotional
service.
North Presbyterian. Nineteenth and Ohio,
M. V. Hlgbee. Pnsioi Morning worship at
10:30. Evening at 8. Dr. StO' kf.y will p-each
at the morning aerv Ice. Dr. Maynard ut
the evening service. Young people's meet
ing at 7. Prayer meeting ut 8 Wednesday
evening.
First Baptist, Twenty-ninth Avenue and
Harney. Rev. J. W. Conley, D. D., Pastor
Services at '10:30 and 9. Morning sermon,
"Helping the Kingdom of Good to Come."
Evening, "Suppose That Death Ends All.''
Sunday school at noon. Young People's
meeting at 7.
St. Mary'a Avenue Congregational, St.
Mary's Avenue and Twenty-seventh, Rev.
Lucius O. Balrd. Pastor Morning worship
at 1:30; sermon by the pastor; Sunday
school at noon; Junior Endeavor and pas
tor's class at 4:30 o'clock. Christian En
deavor at 5:45 p. m.
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints, 1818 North Twenty-first.
J. M. Baker. Pastor; 8unday school at 10
a. m.; preaching at 11:16 and 8; Toung
People's meeting at 6:30; morning and even
ing sermon by the pastor, subject, "The
Gospel the Tower of Salvation."
Seward Street Methodist. Twenty-second
and Seward, Lotan R. DeWolf. Pastor
Regular services. Morning sermon at 10:30,
"Desert Places Transformed; An Ap
preciation of the Wonrin's Home Mis
sionary Society." Sunday school at noon.
Epworth league devotional meeting at 7
and sermon at 8.
Trinity Methodist. Twenty-first and Bln
nc. Dr. jolin A. Spyker, Pastor In the
morning ai 10:30 the pastor will preach.
In the evening the choir will render a mu
flial program. Sabbnth school at noon.
Junior league at 2. Senior league at 7.
Prayer meeting Wednesday ut 8.
Central Vnlted Presbyterian. Twenty
fourth and Dodge, R. B. A. McBride, D. I..
Minister Morning worship at 10:30. Ser
mon subject, "Partners with God." Even
ing worship at 8. 8eimon subject, "Bur
dens." Sub bath school at noon. Young
People's prayer meeting and teachers meet
ing at 7.
1'nion Gospel Mission. 1321 Douglas Sun
day morning at o'clock Mr. L. 1J. Holme
will conduct the gospel meeting. At 3
Mr. P. J. Glrardet will have charge of
tiie Bible study. At 8 Mr. Charles K. Rnbel
will speak. Miss McGiffert will sing.
Moon-day prayer meeting every day dui
Ing the week.
Plymouth Congregational, Twentieth and
Spencer, John P. Clyde, Minister Mornlnj
worship, 10:3u. Theme. "The Growing
Kingdom." Sunday school, 12. W. S.
Sheldon, superintendent. Christian En
deavor, 7. Miss Edna Ballard, president.
Evening worship. 8. "The Angel Who
Hath Redeemed From All Evil."
First Methodist. Twentletn and Daven
portRev. Frank 1 Loveland. D. D., will
preach at 10:40 and at 7:15. At the even
ing service Dr. Ixiveland will deliver the
baccalaureate sermon to the graduating
cijss of the Methodist hospital. It la re
quested that those who attend this service
be In their seats by 7:40. .
Kountze Memorial Lutheran. Rev. John
E Hummon, Pastor Morning subject, 10:30,
"The Ascension of Christ." Evening
Related Life" At the evening service
tne Wondmeii of the World and Woodmen
Circle of Omaha will he present. Sundiy
school al noon. O. P. Goodman, superin
tendent. Christian Enibavor nt 7. Otto
Schellberg. president.
Clifton Hill Presbyterian. Forty-fifth and
Giant. Thomas B. Greenlee, Minister
Services. 10:3u and 8. Bible tchool at noon.
I'nlon service of Senior and Junior Chris
tian Endeavor societies at 7. topic "Lessons
From the Birds and Mowers. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at 8. Bible
ilaas Tuesday evening at 8 at the home of
the pastor. 4s 4 Burdette street.
Castellar Presbyterian. Sixteenth and
Castellar. Ralph H. Houseman 10:30, pub
lic worship and sermon. "Built on the Holy
Faith." Blhle school at 12. Henry Kleer.
superintendent. Ontario and F'ark Foreet
chapel Bible schools at I Young people
meeting at 7. Popular service of song and
sermon at . "The lord's Day the Chris
tian Sabbath.'' Wednesday evening at 7:46.
mid-week service followci) by normal
training class.
First 1'nlted Presbyterian, 21st and
Emmet. Rev. D. R. Turnbull Pastor
Services 10:i a. m. and 8.0u p. m. The
pitaior will preach at the morning service.
In the tvenlng there will lie a am pel ad
dress by Ju.ige v"m. Balrd Bible school
lit noon Meeting of young people, 7 p. m.
Seventh Day Advent. North Twenty
fifth, beiweei Cuming and Indiana -Pleaching
Sjnday at s.uO p. m. by Mrs
Fa1l:lb.rSiig Nests
FOR YOUNG MARRIED COUPLES
THE average young man finds it mighty hard to save
enough out of his salary to pay cash for his home
furnishings w,hen he conies to get married. And that
lack of ready money is a mountainous difficulty that stands between many young
married couples and the sunshine of home happiness. Others surmount that
mountain of difficulty by taking advantage of our helpful part payment plan.
Won't you? Vow can select the goods now and have them set aside until you're
ready for them. Payments of course would not begin until 30 days after the
goods are really delivered. We would arrange the terms to suit your conven
ience your pleasure. This would enable you to "begin right" to have a com
plete and attractive home and yet not be inconvenienced in the least in paying
for the goods. We're helping hundreds of young couples to establish pretty
homes this spring. We'd like to have you among the number.
FURNISH
ING FOR
Rooms
S3 Cash, $4
s8
JV--ie iiMi '
rnprjT i
COMBUfATIOXr
BOOK CASES
US DISKS,
They are made of seleeted
solid oak and thoroughly
guaranteed. Glass in door.
They have neat carved claw
CHIFFONIERS
These chiffoniers are of
elaborate design. Made
of golden onk finish, and
nave large Freneh bevel
iHun nevt"i-
7.75
ed mirrors,
Specially
prieed
now at....
reet. On
sale all
week.
at
ALL BRASS BEDS
A value that can't be
equalled anywhere. A
masBlve- bed with large
continuous posts, in eith
er bright or satin finish,
with genuine French lac
quer and guaranteed for
ten years. We have of
fered big brass bed values
In the past, but never
anything
to equal
this
14.75
S ." :IV, ":. .. .'T,Ti.ftie
ram
. W, -' "t 'J '
REFRIGERATORS
Absolutely the best refrig
erators' for the money to he
found anywhere. Scientif
ically constructed and thor
ourhly guaranteed. The
above Is one of our many
xpecial val
6.75
In
ues tin sale
polish!
shape
all
w eek
at
inly
i'S
eVVArt 4 V . . Jt
1414-16-18
Douglas
Street
I
I ra ffpnng. Prayer meeting Wednesday
at s oo p. m.; Ypung People a meeting FTi
duy 7 to p. m. ; services every ea-bbath.
Saturday; Babbath school at 1:C a. m.;
preaching at 11:00 a. m All seats are freo
and the public Is welcome.
First Fnlted Kvangelical, Franklin, near
Tweniy-tourih. R. v Q. A. reck. Pastor -Sunday
school. 10:00 a. in.; Holiness mect
iug, S:Ou' p. in.; Christian Knd.-H'r. 1:
p. m.; Woishlp. 11 s m. and .'! p. m.
Urac Baptist' Tenth and Arbor. H. F
Fellman Pastor. Morning a'rvice, 10 I"
)' ni. : Mission htudy cla lt d by II O
KhOrtdt 7 'i p. in; Kvrn'ng service.
p. m. SJUday s.hol No. 1. Tenth and
Rooms
Monthly
6 Cash,
You Can
LcSSi I saf
going to give satisfaction. We guarantee every article we aell no matter how
low the price. If a thing Ipn't right we ll make it right mighty quick. We can't
afford to have you displeased with anything. Our fucccss depends upon your sat
isfaction and we're wise enough to see that we simply must please you in every
transaction.
Catalog
"l!li.illiil"
9x12 BRUSSELS RUG
This rug value ntands today
as the greatest offering of the
kind on sale in OmahR. The.
best worsted materials are
used in these rugs. They are
firmly woven, made without
miter seams and reiommended
for extraordinary durability.
y niirttiM i ii v.
12.42
Our price
for this
sale Is,
only
22 GREAT
STORES
-Wit . .
In mahniranv
Parlor Table
solid quarter-tawed oak
or
dl mahogany finish. Fancy
top measuring IMx.M. Heavy
nirneii nun riuten. Vou tan
1 ''11 . M 1 1 -
1.95
not duplicate
IhU value
jl8r w here.
Special
EXTENSION
TABLE SPECIAL
Made of solid oak, with
quartei -bum ed oak top. Top
is round and fitted with
llartman's smooth running
Credit
extension slides. The big
The big-
11.25
gtst oar
h'ain In
Oinah a.
I lice
Arbor Sts., 12 m.; Kunday school No. 2.
Fourth and Cedar, 3:Su p. m.
Third Presbyterian. Twentieth and Leav
eiiwoitn. Kev. William E. Todd, pastor.
Hunday school at :5t) a. m.; Sermon at
10. 5 a. m.; Junior Kndeavor at S:( p. m. ;
Senior Kndeavor at J:o p. m. Evening
Kong with sermon al s ou. Pastor's morn
ing topic. "A Oreat Word Which Pers st
ernly and Nightly Grows Forever in the
Uarts rf Men." At night. -The Man
With the (Jift of Lafe in His Hand "or
A good train, the Illinois Central No. I
for Chicago and t
to
out-ol-
3.95 Town
, I I People
TV
M TJtsv Til 71
$5 Monthly
$8
Depend Upon It
Solid Oak Rocker
This extraordinary special will he on
sale all week at our big store. You
positively never saw such a big, mas
sive Rocker offered for so little money.
The frame is made of solid oak and is
beautifully carved. The back is of
novel shape, deeply tufted, and has
larg ruffled edge. The seat is set with
best oil tempered steel springs and has
fancy ruffled front. This special should
Illustrate to you how much you can
save by selecting
your entire home
ot'tflt here.
Price
BIG VALUE IN A 3-PIECE PARLOR
finish, beautiful Diano nollsh. Kneh piece
hroad and n'lurloun. Kach arm of eaj'li piece is adorned
carved heHd and the chair and divan nave carved ciaw
feet Kach piece' is fitted with loose cushions uphol
stered In silk plush. It's a thoroughly high grade
parlor suite offered at an amazingly amall price, only.
"if
l i i a w t r
VS
MASSIVE NANTUCKET LEATHER
Thit.e couches are made with frames of massive solid
tifully carved and Land polished. T hey are
set with best oil tempered steel springs and
upholstered in guaranteed Nantucket leather.
Special sale price
with no interest charged
this accommodation
FOUR COUNCILMEN AT
I
CENTRAL LABOR UNION I Boiler lnhpector K V. Wolf- lo gave a
gliiirt talk, expressing Ms appreciation of
Nenlr Kleeled CHy Dffleials Pay lM th- suppoit which the oigjnlzatl in was
In I ounril ol Organised giving him In tho matter of his reappoint-
Labor. j mi nt to office.
I After tlie addrcHSis by the couiicilmen
Four of the newly elected councllntf n j the regular business mating was held and
were prert 4' 'he riguliir muting of B J. Keegan was appointed fraternal Uele
the Centra; Labor union iaHt night and gate to South Omaha. (Jecrge K. Norman
aiidreaiied tin. ui-eiulily up-n their stand I was unanlitintislv elerted vice president to
on the qu stion of organised labor. Tln-y j fill the vacancy made by P. J. Kord, who
Rooms
Cash, 88 Monthly
that what you buy
of this concern Is
All
Goods
-Delivered
in
Unlettered
Wagons
Mude of solid onk.
drawer al bottom;
dally priced
Mi
if
WARDROBES
large and roomy, large
extra well made.
9.90
9x12 WILTON
VELVET RUGS
Most beautiful Spring pat
terns. Rich and rare, with
deep pile, soft and luxur
ious. Made of best worsted
materials, many different
patterns from which to
choose, ou never saw bet
ter rugs
for the
money ....
21.50
CREDIT TO PEOPLE
EVERYWHERE.
itfWf
SUITE
is extra largo.
with a large
Willi W I I "
18.75
SOLID OAK
MORRIS CHAIR
Adjustable back, upholstered
In best grade of Imported
elours or Nantucket leather.
Full nuing conatructton. and
V'"-
liHtidsmiK ly
carved
frame
Bneclal '
4.35
COUCH
11,1 'l.n, ,'T-MVI-
12.75
oak, beau
LARGE
FAMILY RANGE
Made with extra heavy cast-ins-x.
have large square ovena.
most durable fire boxes and
for
beautiful nickel trimming.
ei irininunK.
26.75
A superior
range, price
t 111 week.
mil)
were Cnuncllnien CharU Davis. Ie
Rrtdiies. A. C. Kuel and Uouls Berki.
-X"- -
mm
ROOMS
f 10 Cash, $8 Monthly si
DRESSER
of most dependable construc
tion, extra well finished, ser
Spe-
pentine front top drawer arid
extra large French bevel mir
i oevoi inir-
8.35
ror, i niiuestion-
ahly the best
dresser on sale
In Omaha. Trice.,
dicfaakeYd iron beds
Made of heavy tubing with
three broad steel panels at
head and foot adorned with
handsome floral decorations.
Any color of enamel desired,
0
any width. An exceedingly
handsome bed.
Special Tor this
sale, at
4.98
FOLDING GO-CART
A superior one-motion a 11-
teel go-cart, folds up very
compactly with one motion,
strong and durable, yet
very light. Haa rubber
tires and leittlicrettn hood.
. i, 1 1 immmi,
5.95
In black
or colors.
Special,
at ,
14-16-18
Douglas
Street
succeeded B. If. Hctelwhd, r as president
udoii tlie resignation of I h. Utter.
At thH conclusion of the biia.n.-ej meet
I bur JmnpH 1. Noorian of H :. I.ouls. repre
senting th.? Klcrtilcal Workers' union,
spoki at some I nih upon miium difficulties
wh.ch the union now his lonfionilng It
and explaining ihe ehmactcr of the trouble.
l-'rlttlt I f ii I futsina
of the flopia li. 1m r torpor, lame hack and
w.ik ki'lii'.v "ie oviK-ome by Mectri.
BiHers iluar.intced. iuo. fr aaje by
Beaton lrug C
Ml i
s a -M r .mvrtH.via