THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: NOVEMBER 10, 1913
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ECHOES OF THE ANTE-ROOM
Beech Camp of Modern Woodmen
Doing Quite a Business.
EAGLES ARE BUSY FLUTTERING
KeVncllffe Cumin of the Horn!
''illRhlnndcra Plans Dnnce at
Fraternity- Hall Wetlnes-
-day Kyetilns;.
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Beech fenmp. No. UUt I? dolhg a, good
bustae. In the way of applications and.
new membera. On last lfriday .nlRhf it
Initiated a neighbor who bed Iwn in the
qrdtr and "who Imd lapsed. There Were
twi visiter at the ,wdri, una; from Ne
vada, Mo.,- and the othfttv fromt Omaha,
both Of whom gave short talks and ex.
pressed the. desJre..ta..alKW..atnd a
carhp meeting, whetijer their own or not
A large' attendance1 Is expected at the
dance -November .21.,
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ISDICTION I. 0. 0. F.
The ladles of Tansy ('amp. No. 10, Royal
Neighbors of America, and fhe Foresters
btli. & M. camp, No. Mi. "Modern Wood
jr.e'n of America, will unite Tuesday eve
ning In giving a card party and dance
In' the Modern Woodmen halls, corner
Fifteenth and Douglas streets. Valuable
pr(Ves have been provided for the card
players as has excellent music for the
dancers. All Floysl Neighbors and Wood
men and their friends are Invited to at
tend. Woodmen of the World.
.T C. Itoot, sovereign commander of the
Wdodmen of the World. Is tourlnc Louis
iana. Alabama and Mississippi.
South Omaha camp, No. 211, Introduced
a class of candidates Wednesday evening,
November U.
Omaha Seymour camp. No. 1. enter
tained a big crpwd of men at Seymour
hajl Tuordny evening, November 11.
Lithuanian camp. No. 414, danced last
night at the Nrtw Settlers' hall, Thirty
sixth and U streets.
John Bazar. Joseph Uvlck, Bernard Mos
loyisky and Peter Wasgas Is the newly
appointed booster committee for Lithuan
ian, camp, No. 414.
lhe women of Lithuanian camp' famil
ies will organize- a Woodmen cirelo this
month.
Kosclugco camp, No. X2, danced No
vember 0 at Kosclusco hall.' Stanley Ro
cozUa, clerk of "the- camp, report a big
crdwd'and good' .time.
pruld camp. No. 21, open meeting
Thursday everting. November 13. was a
delightful event nnd enjoyed by a house
fill! of llvp ones.
John Kngien of Camp No. 211 and Kate
Kluor wcro married, Tuesday, November
lloln south (JniHiia.
Franctsca Lukowskl j)f Wanda ,crove,
NHl 103, South Omaha;, and baby, who
died October 31, were burled In the Ger
lnun. Catholic cemetery Sunday, Novenv
bcrl'
Schiller carrip; No.-504, dance Thanks,
giving cvenlpg at the German "Uome,
..Krnteriial. Order of' Knstles.
There was a great fluttering of Eagles
Wednesday night when the celebrated
degree team of Omaha took their (light
tp Florence, to put. qn he amplified work.
The- particular candidate? fur whoso
benefit the Omaha bunch, made the pll
rlmapeJwas',J'. J. Lauronce, well known
in, AUiSlffOen clccles. as "Luke" Mo-
aluke.',' and mity" got, his. A
When this ' Omaha contingent "polished
Hlni' Juft" hf- had wlnga, galore and Is now
awe to ruaKo a xugiii unauica. The i lor
ence Kagles are Jubilant over getting.
"Billy" and they wero treated to a beau
tlful jendltlnn of the work or Omaha's
woripenui icam, .
MJuji''ficw features were introduced.
The' hit of the evening was a song by
HAryeyf Jacobsen, a Norwegian national
air; .'entitled, "Jego Jengen." and Harvey
has 'been engaged for the season.
Thursday night the South Omaha Eagles
cthie tip to the Omaha nest and with
their degree team conferred the work on
a' largo class of candidates.
The work done by South Omaha wa
superb, after which a pleasant evening
was spent In social session.
The meetlnu Thursday night taxed the
capacity of Omaha aerie and the mem
bers. re all lubllant
appreciated by the officers. A resolution
was offered to be discussed on Novem
ber 24. This resolution treats on the old
question of trlbo No. IS consolidating
with tribe No. 1. Alt members lire
urged to bo present on that night. The
Independent Order of Odd Fellow
Omaha lodge, No. 2, will havo work for
the second degree next J-TlQay night.
The work of redecorating1 the dining
room and kitchen of Odd Fellows' hall
has been completed and the boys are
Justly proud of the new equipment.
Danncbrog lodge. No. 216, will have
large class of candidates for the second
degree next Friday night.
The degrco staff of Ruth Ilebekah. lodge,
No.. 1, vUlted Florence last Tuesday eve
nine 'and conferred tho work upon a class
of' candidates for Hose Ilebekah lodge in
It new hall.
'Benson lodge, No. 221, will have degree
work next Monday night.
'' Jonathan lodge, No. 225, will have eight
candidates for the second degree next
Friday night.
nojnl IllBhlaudrri.
Kernel! tie castle, No. 4SS, of Omaha, will
give a danco at Fraternity hall, 1510 Har
ny street, Wednesday evening.
Dunoon castle, No. C3, of South Omaha,
met last Wednesday evening, at which
time .a large .number of members were
present This castle will give a "rube'
dance on Thanksgiving evening. Novum
ber 20, at Odd Fellows' hall, opposite
South Omuha postofflce. Prizes will b
given, for best makeup.
John' Hubs castle. No. 141. of Council
Bluffs, met last Monday evening, when
the Initiatory woik was put on In the am
plifled form. Tl.la mstle will give a dame
at(lts hall on 1'earl street Monday even- i
Ins. All lady hlghlandera will be ad
mltted free. !
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prospects for No. 7S look verr bright. The
relief committee on tornado fund will
soon have the relief distributed, which
will gladden the hearts of many.
Spnnlnh War Veteran.
Lee Forby camp of tho United Spanish
War veterans will meet In Memorial hall,
Douglas county court house, Wednesday
evening. The camp has been having some
very interesting meetings since moving
Into their new quarters. Many recruits
are being mustered In the camp.
There are several very important mat
lerj t6 come before the camp at the
next thrco meetings.
Wednesday evening, November 16, the
camp will hold a Thanksgiving service
In th-lr hall. Comrades of the several
posts of tlio G,rand Army of the Republic
and their Belief corps, and General Henry
V. Lawton Ladles' auxiliary to the camp
have been Imlted to attend the service.
t'nt hollo Order of Foresters.
St. Joseph Court, No. 1K4. of the Catho
de Order of Foresters, will, irlve an au
tumn ball at the new Turner hall, corner
TldUeenth and Dorcas streets, next
Thursday evening- All members of other
courts and their friends have been Incited.
I.ndles of tltr Mncenliees.
Lady Holll'ler hive, No. 21, of the La
dles of the Maccabees, will give a card
parly Tuesday afternoon In the Hedmaft
hnll.
The ladles of Uniform hive. No. 33, will
give a masquerade ball Thursday even
ing, November 20, at Labor Temple hall.
Prizes will be awarded.
f'atnp Forby Anxlllnrr,
t The members of Oenenil Henry W.
Lawton Ladles' auxiliary to le lromy
camp of th V'nlted Spanish War Veter
ans were entertained Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Victor A. Klssllng.
1911 North Twenty-e4glith street. High
five was played and prizes won by Mrs.
ltouch. Tlfe. need and Nyland. Flags
and Thanksgiving novelties were used Ir
tho decorations.
Children Hosts at
Party for Parents
To stimulate the Interest of parents and
other grown-ups of the congregation, the
children and young people of tho Sunday
school of tho First Presbyterian church
gave an entertainment and social for tho
former In the church parlors Friday
evening. Superintendent Frnnk K. Clark
directed tho affair.
A children's orchestra of sixteen pieces,
led by Mrs. Kdgar Zabrlskl, was1 one of
the features of tho program and rendered
several selections. A clever playlet with
out words by Miss Ruth Bell, Alfred, Ken
nedy, Jr.: Gilbert Kennedy, Cart and Vin
cent Shook, a reading by Merrltt 8wceney
and a general good tlmo for both grown
ups and youngsters concluded tho program.
C0RNHUSKERS' BANQUET
IN OMAHA NEXT MONTH
The date Ih definitely set at December
10 for tho Conihusker banquet at the
University club rooms. Tho alumni of
the University of Nebraska will at that
time entertain tho Cornhusker foot ball
team and the chancellor and regents of
the University of Nebraska. Plates will
be laid for some 2X1,
Harvest Festival
Attracts Many to
Admire the Effect
Those whos dally fare depends upon
tho rather uncertain results of their ef
Corta to center the attention of tho publlo
upon any given event and to arouso In
terest In It have long maintained that
there Is something particularly alluring
and appealing In the prospect of a festi
val of any kind. beeaUso It holds forth
a promlso of enjoyment of some sort.
Whcthor It be to the traditional May
gathering or to any other ?ene of recre
ation, they say, tho throngs wilt flock
to It the moro readily If It Is heralded
as a festival.
Courtney Co., In advertising the sale
that Is now In progress nt Its store, took
advantage of any prestige that Is car
ried with tho announcement of a festival,
and even added to that they advertised
a harvest festival.
Throughout tho days of the sale thus
far tho store has been crow del with
many, tho storo management says, who
como not only as prospective purchasers,
hut merely because they wanted to seo
what this partloular festival was like.
H 4s added, however, In explanation of
tho record-breaking number of sales that
huvo bean registered, that most of theoo
whoso visits were prompted by a pleas
ure-seeking senoo were, through an
equally wetl developed sense of thrift,
Induced to mako a purchnso before leav
ing the store.
Henderson Confuses
Downtown Streets
James Henderson, secretary of the Cen
tral City Commercial Hub. Is anxious
that the down town streets In Omaha
should lie marked so that ho can tell one
from the other. Henderson Is a live wire.
lit coining to Omaha occasionally as ho
does he has a llttlo difficulty In discern
ing which Is Fnrnant street and which
Is Douglas. Also he pusales it little over
which Is Dodgo and which la Harney. 8o
he has written the Commercial club of
Omaha that tho whole world dbes not"
know the streets In Omaha merely by
tho looks of them, as Omaha people do.
Ho suggests that these principal streets
be marked at once.
EDMAN ELECTED TO HONOR
JOB AT COMMERCIAL HIGH
Klmer Kdman was elected president of
the four-year senior class of tho Otuahu
Commercial High school at tho business
meeting of tho clous. Helen Horton was
elected vlco president and Ruby David
son, secretary-treasurer. Albert Dowllna
was chosen reporter nnd Carl Kans scr
geatit-at-arms.
The Peislstcilt and Judicious 1'so of
Newspaper Advertising Is the Roiid to
Business Success.
LOSES CASH AND DRAFT TO
STRANGERS AT THE DEPOT
Henry Cole, Plgean, Wis., bought $75
worth of experlenco Friday night nt the
Union depot when he entered Into a game
of matching dollars with two affable
strangers. Cole was outmatched for all
of his cash nnd a draft for JIW on the
bank nt Ashton, Ida. Payment, howevrr,
has been stopped upon the paper.
WILLIAM KIEWIT INJURED
IN AUTOMOBILE COLLISION
, vt rn,. clt-Aft -wan
wnuam ii-wu. -" "
. ... . , maIIimh wilt, on nutn
severe r nrmru
deliverv driven by C .1. Paslnger. Young
. l , l n m .1 Tl,lrtttti
Men s l nnsimn uu,
and Iodge streets.
Klowlt was riding a moiorcnn wcsi on
Dedg street, while Paslnger wns drlv
. . ThiniAth Thpv
mg nin . , -;
ran Into each other a tho Intersection
and Klewtt arm ins mm-iimu h.
worst of It. The Injured man was given
medical attention uy iwnci, ......
then taken to St Joseph hospital.
Cut This Out
XUclp That Brsaka a Cold In a par
ana wu cs
I-'rnm vour druggist get half ounce of
Olobo Pine Compound Conceniraicu
Pine) and two ounces of Glycerine toko
these two Ingredlcnta home and P"t them
Into a half pint of good whiskey; Bhttkn
well and use In dosea of ono to two tea
spoonfuls after each meal and at bed
time," Smaller doses to children accord
ing to age. But bo sure to get only tho
genulno Olobe Plim Compound (Conrtsn
trnted Pine). Knch half ounco bottle
comes In seated tin screw-top case. It
your druggist does not have It he will
quickly get It. This formula comes from
a reliable doctor and Is certain. This was
first published hero six years ago nntl
druggists sny It has been In constant de
mand. Tor Indignation Mix ono ounce Cat
andlr Comiwund; two ounces Knscnco of
Pepsin; three ounces Hynip of Ginger
Tako ono to two teospoonfuls after meals,
This Is said to havo no equal. Catandlr
Is that new comixmnd, any druggist haa
It or will get It Published by the Globe
Pharmaceutical laboratories of Chicago.
I.oal Order of Jtoor.
Tho lxyal Order of Moose gave a mov
ing picture entertainment lost Friday
night In the club house, 416 South Seven
great Mooso parade In Chicago, the dedi
cation of Mooseheart Industrial school for
teenth street, showing scenes during- the
tho children of members of the organiza
tion, which was attended by Vice Presi
dent Marshall. Governor Dunne of Illi
nois and other notables; scenes at Moose
heart, showing the orphan children, har
vesting scenes and the building now In
construction, as well as the Moose parade
during the last supreme convention held
In Cincinnati. O. Largo classes are be
ing Initiated each Wednesday nlsht.
IN ONE WEEK
records of piano selling surpassed
- ri
The success of this co-operauve
sale has been almost electrifying
THE success of this sale was foretold the day it opened. It started out a success
and has kept it up ever since. The Piano department has been as busy as a bee
or anv other department, where thousands of things are sold instead of a few. Up
to this writing we have sold and delivered just twenty-one instruments more than the
Zobable sales for the given time-which means-that the sale will close from a week
to two weeks earlier than we had expected. Remember-when three hundred pianos
and one hundred player-pianos have been sold-c sale ends. Not another one of these
instruments will be sold at these prices, upon these terms, or upon this plan, bo come
NOW.
Success due wholly to this mutual plan
Co-operation and concentration did it. The plan han done it all. You got u good, durable pinno, worth
three himdred and fifty dollars of any body's money, for two hundred and forty-eight dollars nnd soventy-fivo
cents This was a saving of ono hundred and oifo dollars and twenty-fio cents to begin with.
You paid five dollars when you selected your piano, leaving two hundred and forty-three dollars and sey-entv-fivo
cents to bo paid. To pay this balance you were allowed one hundred and ninety-five weeks time. Ihis
mado tho payments amount to oniy one uouur uuu -i
i. v.. ,iLi fnlrn ilm full t5nif one hun-
llVO CeiUH U WUUH. O.UU turn, .. -
dred and ninety five weeks or not, just ns you wished.
If vou paid in shorter time, you earned and
wero paid a casli dividend ol liiiccn cenis
a Aveok. After the balance of two hundred
and forty-threo dollars and seventy-five
cents was paid, thero thoro was then no
further interest or payment of any kind
to be met.
r i All
fsnw I The various makes of pianos I B"
f I for iMt great co-operative I
by Mr. M. M. Jiobinson B
and upon arrival are bting I jsfSjrwLtm.
tested and inspeded by l'rof. I MEi.ffli3ri
Copyright, 11!, by Stone & McCarrlck, Inc.
lCntth of Vythlaa.
Nebraska lodge, No. 1, Knlchts of
1'ythian. will confer the rank of knight
Wednesday evening. November 19. A
large attendance Is expected and the '
tiioetfnc will be calltd early.
Improved Order of Hril 5len.
ypntanelle trlbo. No. had another very
Interesting meeting at the wigwam last
Monday sleep. There was a good repre
nUtlon cf the triba present, wh:h was
How to obtain one of these pianos by our co-operative plan
To take advantage of this unusual sale, all you have to do is to send or
bring in five dollars, for which we will give you a receipt.
This five dollars is credited to your account on tho co-operative books
leaving two hundred and forty-three dollars and seventy-five cents to be paid.
The co-operative plan then allows ona hundred end nlnety-flre weeks' time In which
to pay this amount at the rato of one dollar and twonty-lve cents a week. There are
no further payments of any kind to be met.
Vou can select a piano at once tomorrow next day next week or any other time
convenient ,to you. It will be delivered immediately next week or next month. The time
you select your piano and the daU of delivery is wholly optional with you.
If not convenient for you to personally select your piano we will make the selec
tion for you under your Instructions, with the understanding that, If at the end of thirty
days' trial the piano is not satisfactory, we will refund your money.
You could get your money bark after a thirty
days' trial, if you wished. If you kept the piano
you could oxchango it without loss nt any tlmo up
to within one year from the day you bought it.
And all unpaid payments were voluntarily can
celled in the event of your death while you wore
still paying for the instrument.
Besides this you rot tho protection of a Joint
guarantee, slguod by both the manufacturers and
ourselves, prottvtlng you absolutely for fio years.
What more could havo been given? What moro
wished? Could you havo suggested any furthor
privileges or conditions that would havo been of
advantage to you.
Player-pianos also on same plan
One Hundred player-pianos are also being- Bold on this co-operative
Tlie'usiial prlco of thene player-pianos Is flvo hundred and fifty
dollars each. ...
The co-operative price In three hundred and nlnety-flvo dollars,
With NO INTBIUSST to bo addwl.
The player-piano will also be delivered Immediately upon the pay
ment of five dollars, ... , j ,
The payment!) are two dollurn a week giving you one hundred
nnd nlnety.five weeks' tlmo In which to make the payments
the same as on the piano. The nie unconditional guarantee
thut is given on tho piano la given on tho player-piano.
Vou can also get your monty Itack at any time within thirty days.
You get the sanio privilege of oxchuniliiB within u year, aa that
KUen with the piano. .... ....
All of tho unpaid bulancus will bo voluntarily cancelled in event
of death. ... . .
Also a player-piano bench nnd nine rolls of music (your own se
lection) are Included without extra charge.
We attribute the uecMn of our Tlayer Department largely to
the fact that we have beeh careful to elect only audi Plajrer
I'lsnos that would not only give satisfaction to the purchaser, but
that would lend prestlgo to this department of our business.
We bcllevo that we have sold more I'layer-IManos than any
other piano concern In this suction of the country, and In this great
Co-operative Sale we havc been careful to select only such I'layer
IManos that ran he sold upon, not only the manufacturer's guaran
tee, hut Ol'It Gl'AItANTKK.
jtf All of the features of tho co-operative plan are carried
CIL out in offering the player-pianos, with tho single exception
j that the terms on the player-piano are two dollars a
week Instead of as on the piano one dollar and twenty-flvo
rents a week.
OspyrticM, 1012, by 8t?rcr & M t urrJ k. Ire
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