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Albion"Dbuple 0elebrates&6I3en Wedding
fOFICS FOR A DAY OF REST
All Churches Prepare for Go-to-Church
Day March 20.
WILLIAM BALED IN THE PULPIT
Will Sprnlc flMiulay Jtornlnpr nt the
Loire Avrnne Prnliyterlnn
Church In the A burner of II r.
Xathnnlnl McfUfflu.
THE OMAHA SrXDAY BEE: MARCH 22, 1914.
All Omalia churches are taklnK a keen
Interest In the "Qo-to-Chureli" cam
paign which li being ..naugurated for Sun
day, March 19 Every church oreanlia
Hon aid society in the city Is taking
active partln the campaign, and Indica
tions arc that the Urgent church attend
ance In the history or the otty will occur
on that day. Tho possibility of bad
weather Is not being taken Into consid
eration In connection with this canipa'gn.
and only a blizzard can stop the throng
of workers who have enlisted their ser
vices to make this one of the most sue
cctsful undertakings of the combined
churches of the city.
Dr. Nathaniel JtcGlffln, pastor of Lowe
Avenu Piebytcrian church, Is still In the
east, where he went some two weeks ago
on ecclesiastical matters. Ills pulpit will
be supplied Sunday morning by Mr. Wil
liam Ualrd, one of tho most prominent
attorneys and laymen of the city. Tho
services will begin as usual at 10:30, Sab
bath school following at 12. The other
services of" ;ho day will bo hold at tho
usual time, except that there will bo no
evening preaching.
.
The Rev.. II. F. Parshall, archdeacon
of Duluth, Minn., who was to have spent
a week In Omaha and vicinity giving ad
dresses In the Episcopal churches ou mis
sionary work among the Indians, has
been summoned to Cass Lake, Minn., by
the serious Illness of his wife's mother.
All his Nebraska engagements aro can
celled. Archdeacon Parshall was to have
spoken at Trinity cathedral Sunday
morning, at St. Andrew's in the after
noon and at the Church of the Good
Shepherd at night.
For the "Qo-to-Church" program at
the First Presbyterian Sunday evening at
7:30. Rev. Mr. Jenks will preach upon
"The Church as an Advertiser." Mr.
Hunt will sing, "Tho Good Shepherd
and the choir will give the anthom,
"Jesus, the Very Thought."
llaptlat.
Olivet Grove, Thirty-sixth and Crown
Point Sunday school at 12:45 p. m. and
preaching- each Thursday evening at S
o'clock.
First, Corner Twenty-ninth Avenue and
Ilurnoy Street,, Rev. W. Jasper Howell,
Paatui Morning worship and sermon at
10:30 o'clock. Evening worship at 7:30
o'clock. Sunday school at noon.
Calvary, Twenty-fifth and Hamilton,
Rev. J. A. Maxwell, Pastor Services at
10:3 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Morning theme,
"A Dlvlno Plan for Every Life." Evening
subject, "The Closed Door." Young peo
ple's meeting at 0:30 p. m., led by the
pastor.
Grace, Corner South Tenth and Arbor,
ltev. K. li. Taft, Pastor Sunday school
at 10 a. m. Morning worship at 11
o'clock, subject, "Christian Growth."
lluptlst Young People's union at 7 p. m.
KventnK service at 7:45 o'clock. Huhlrrt.
"Mockery ul the Cross." Mission Sunday
school at J p. m., at 2010 South Fourth
Bucei.
Olivet, Thirty-eighth Street and Grand
. Avonue, uev. i-ranK II, Ward, Pastor
Pltunciay school at 10:30 a. m. Preachine
ul 11 a. m. and 1:30 p. m. liapttet Young
- W j umua ui o;ju p. m Mr. North,
leader. Subject of sermon tnr mnnti.
j -Viel's .Work . Cannot be Overthrown":
. V.. , t'al,?"lnB Along, tho Right
f C7.; w- .WVu eanesaay at
b'p. to. Choir rehearsal at 8:45 p. m.
Jinnianuel. Pinkney and Twenty-fourth.
Rev. Arthur J. ;. Morris,' .Pastor Morning
M.;rvice , at lOs.10 o'clock. ' topic, "The
Christian Heritage." Evening service at
VwvtV!?'Sloi,V'A S"nplu Solution to
Ulet Uieatest Prob em." Biblo school
ut noon, liaptist Young Peoples unkm
.noting and .Blbio stud on Wednesday
evening at ii n'einrt Jtm..., ".."".
and uinl .fKw V . r.Vr"7."!n- vrayer
rt j
Christian.
. VniM. ei.- m ...
roDriVe.rrr;AVc"y:.c5pna ,?nd Loth-
cwia ui nnr npr a ii
aiuj.Mviu preach In the morninir at iii'
th.?ucX?"'nK t 7:30.rni!bieasc ioo1
Captain and Mrs. William J. Far:! In
celebrated their golden wedding nt Al
bion. Neb.. Tuesday, assisted by Kit Car
son post. Grand Army of the Republic,
and the women's band. The post pre
sented the couple with many valuablo
presents. The teachers and pupils of this
public school presented a beautiful bou
quet, while numerous other presents wo:
received from various parts of the coun
try. Six daughters and three sons, to
gother with sixteen grandchildren, wora
present
Captain Farrls enlisted in the union
army July 4. 1SG1. and served all tnrougn
the war. Ho was engaged In dozens of
battles In the four years of his service,
many of them being the conspicuous en
gagements of the war. Among the battles
Twenty sixth HaUarta
L. Uibbey, .tUnister-Murtiinir
(.'30: SUtWt '-Tho 1
YouVl- a..:'?,".4"1 f recoom."
deavdr s -ai i if . ,l .'-""Mian En
K Pihh. i..iJ,e ", Training School: c.
Sun(a0ayb,0otle,ri5.JunJ0'- Endeavor, l.io
CJirlatlnn Sclciicei
First Church
n anU a.nndH "-"rthUseVvicesVt
S i m' amt ? P- n. Subject. "Mattor
li n m w7 M"on) 9:45 and
U a. m. Wednesday oveninir m..tin
I. p. m.
Conffrejrntlonnl.
" illusion. Thlrt o.,.i -ii.i.
npt0i? fat!-Mornlng service ut
j.TninV "i .u" al. " noon,
dea-or at 0:30 p. m. . benor En
St. Mary's Avenue, Twenty-seventh and
?R A. Hulbert. Pastor
lutsinij, iu;a- aunday schonl
at noon. Wednesday evening and mid
week service at 8 o'clock. Everybody u
, sciinci ut iniS cnurch
j'irsi. uornor rsTlnteenth nnd Dnven
port, Frederick T. Itouse? Paktor "a1
ue wo"""!! at 10.30. -The Ancient and
the Modern Storv nf n.,t.m,i." ,, ,."n '
irig services under the Salvation Army"
V""" P.eo?8 Society Chrtatlan En-
Plymouth, Twenty-fourth and Pratt, v
L"1 1 """or-Unlverslty of Omaha
att. 0.5Pfe :? StilllngUiS
people s meeting at ;30 at 2919 North
meet In t M K ."'."
- " nCiiviciii aireet
Unlscopnl.
oi, i'Bui s. llliriv-sncnnrl .nj i.
fornia. Rev. John William Jones. A. Jl
Vicar Fourth Bundav In i '..V-Ji-
munlon at s a. m. Sunday school at 9:30
. iu. vyer ana sermon at
11 a. m. No evening service. Next Fridav
Rev. Herman Franklin Parshall of Mln
nesota will deliver ,an address at St
Paul's at S o'clock. l'
St Matthias. Tenth and iVnrthin.i.
.Rev. George S. Southworth. Pastor-:
x ouiiu ouuuu in Mini, iioiy commun
ion, a. m.; Sunday school and biblo
class. 10 a. m.: morninir n,..u. ..
sermon, 11 a. m. "Special service Friday
with a sermon on the "Life of Christ"
muouaicu vfiui uujuicu pictures, 7:aop. m,
UraiiKellcal.
urate, corner, i.amuen Avenue and
Ncrth Twenty-seventh, Thomaa W
Evans, Pastor. Morning 11 a. m., "The
Significance ot Salutation": evenlnsr 7. in
"Top Notch Sinners." Sunday school nt
w a. m. or. i u. a a p. m.: K. L,
C. K., 6:30 p. m.
Otrman Evangelical, Corner Eighteenth
nnd Cuming. Rev. F. Ostertas-. luinr
Sunday school at 10 a. m.; examination
service and reception of new members.
11 a. m.: Young People's society meeting,
t.ia v- '" f.cav.uns ocrvice, s p. - ir
Thursday evening ,at 8 o'clock, prayu
nteetlng.
First L'nlted. 2J20 Franklin. Rkv. .i m
Runcie, Pastor Teachers' meeting, 9:50
a. m.: Sunday school, 10 a. m.; Preach
ing. 11 a. m. Omaha Holiness association,
3:30 p. m.; Keystone League Christian
Endeavor, 6:30 p. m.; preaching. 7:30 p. m.;
midweek prayer mi-etlng Wednesday.
7:30 p. in.
Lutheran.
St. Mark s. Twentieth and Hurdctte,
Rev.Dr. L. Groh. Pastor Services Sun
day: 11 a. in.. "All Intended Evil Over
ruled for Good;" 1:30 p. m., "The Word
Hid In Heart and Its Purpose." Young
People's Christian Endeavor. 6:45 p. in.
St Paul's (temporarily at Thirty-fourth
and Peward; new address Twenty-filth
and Evans), Rev. E. T. Otto, Pastor-
Capi. William (T.FAvri& Jtlcs. iViZtam J. Favrla
-hlrh he participated were Shllon.
Dlack River, assault on VIcksburg May.
19-22. VIcksburg trenches May a to iui
4, Missionary Ridge, battle of Savannah
nnd other engagements of more or les
historical Importance. He was In sner
man's march from Atlanta to the s-o
In 1SGI he re-enllsted and nftcr the cIojo
of tho war received his discharge August
28. ISM.
rnnlaln Farrls was bom In Murray
..iii.lv TAnn.K.P AllEllst 15. 1837. Ho
married Nancy J. Uradford March 17,
isfil. Tho couple moved to Otoe coun
Nebraska, In 1867, and to Boone county
In 1SS2. Hero they located on a farm.
The captain was sheriff of Boone county
In 18S2 nnd 18S3. Ho has been" iv resident
of Albion since that time. ,
Services Ut 10; Sunday school nt H:3P,
evening sermon In English and holy com
munlon nt 8 p. m.. In Our Savior s Luth
eran church, Twenty-sixth and Hamilton.
Messiah, Magnolia Hall, 404 Amen Ave
nue. Rev. G. W. Snyder , Pastor-Catechetical
class at 9:30 a. in.; Sunday school
at 10 a. m. Church services at 11 a. m.,
subject, "Begun nnd to Bo Performed.
Ladles' Aid society will meet Thursday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs. George
SwanBon, 3027 Lnrimorc.
St. Mnthcw's, Nineteenth and uasteiiar,
Rev. G. W. Snyder. PaBtor Bible scnooi.
30 p. m.; subject, "Lesnons irom uuwi.
subject. "A Great Work." uospei serv
ices Wednesday at 7:30 p. in. Saturday at
9:30 a. in., boys' athletic club and choir,
at 1.30 p. m. catechetical class. Sociable
at church Friday evening.
Grace Twenty-sixth. Between roppieton
and Woolworth. Clarence N. swum i.
Pastor-ll a. m.. " The Master's Touch
and in Touch with the Master; 7:4u p. in.,
sermon by Rev. R. B. Peery. U.
Ident ot Aliuiana coiieHc
a . u i n.m o .n Luther league.
7 p. in. Confirmation classes, Wednesday.
7:15 p. m.; Friday. 4 p. m.
Zlon. Thirty-sixth and Lafayette Ave
nue. A. T. Lorlmer.. Pastor-Sunday morn
ing Fervico at ii; ouium-
Sunday evening service at ?. M1.6.-
service on Thursday evening him
practice immediately nuer. .-r
Society will meet for the month of March
at the home of C. O. Peterson. JU Ha j-
A ctd'ney0
Rntiirdnv TnnrnlnC
Kountze Memorial, Farnnm
ty-slxth Avenue. Rev. Oliver
fourthSundayMn Lent: Morning worship
at 11: subjevt '.'The Sin that Kills. Even
?J" " "Vi JT9:45 (55? present
last Sunday). u.her J.wju. . at 7 p. m.
Difference Between the Denominations
letlicHllwt.
. .. ... .i . Ulnnov. ReV.
Eth0'.
servlco at t:ju p. in. ..a
Pearl Memorial. TwentV-roviru, am
Larlmore J. Franklin iinas, uiiim
MornVng sermoV at W;M o'clock, theme.
"My Church and 1." At 7:20 p. m. Dr.
Mulrheud will deliver an uuuicdo
Temperance."
Benson. Sixtieth and Main. Rev. Arthur
Atnck. Pastor Morning worsmp "
.!.. u..,mnn hvnastor. subject, J.ne
Church and the Knockers; the Sign of the
Hammer." People's evening Bervlce at
7:30 o'clock. Praise service. Sermon sub
ject. "Some Day: Why Not Now7" Music
by choir both morning ana evcuuus.
Dletz Memorial, Tenth ana i-ierce, ivev.
C. N. Duwson, Minister sunaay scnooi
at 9:30 a. m.. Dr, J. L. l-ranz, superin
tendent. Preaching at 10:45 a. m.. sub
ject. "Compel Them to Come." wpworm
league meeting at 0:30 p. m. Preaching
at 7:30 p. m. topic, --Aicinoas, iwnumr
and Irreaular." Prayer meeting Wednes
day evening at 7:30 o'clock.
First. Twentieth and Davenport, Rev.
Titus Lowe. Pastor Morning sennon at
11 a. m. "The Children of Christian Par
ents." Evening service at 7:30 o'clock,
theme. "The Personal Liberty of the
Human soul." Sunday scnooi at sua a.
m., T. F. Sturgess, superintendent. Di
rector of music. Thomas J. Kelley. Spe
cial music at the evening Bervlce.
Hanscom Park. Corner Woolworth Ave-
nuo and Twenty-ninth btreet. Rev. C. W.
McCasklll. Pastor Preaching services at
11 a. m. and 7:45 p. in., conducted by the
pa&tor. special inuslu at I lie evening
service. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Classes for all. Epworth league at 6:30
p. in. aild-week prayer Bervlce Wednes
day evening at 8. p. in. One week from
Sundny, that la, March 29, Is "Go-to-Church
Sunday."
McCabe. Fortieth and Farnam. Rev. W.
H. Underwood, Pastor Morning service
at 11 o'olock, NUbJect, "The Pre-eminence
of Chllst." In the evening at 7:30 o'clock
there will be a Jiume missionary meeting,
In charKO of James Trebllcoak. Arir!riis
will bo made by laymen of the city, In-
liiuumt, auuregg oy w, vv, JJel.amutre,
"Hospitals": address bv W. v. Hln lift it B"h
"Home Mission Obligations Hnd Oppor-'
.-...v. , uuCIa uy iu. ii, westeriieia,
some Vays That We Can Help Home
; "in. ounaay scnooi at 10 o'clock.
warren Cllne, superintendent. Adult
xjiuio ciass meets at 10 a. m. Junior
league meets at 3 p. m.. .Miss Dorothy
Shimmer. leader. Epworth league meet.
ns .at J?:M. m- Thomas Calvert. prV-sl-dent.
Topic. "A Prisoner of Hope: he
Story of Yun Chi Ho."
Prrsliytrrlan.
Clifton Hill, Forty-flfth and Grant-F
P. H ii m ' will -.
-.... .Vl-'oii, ..al " a- m. on
' ,,'J, """uam, and at 7:30 p.
m. On "Entranrn Tni' ,v. ?. il ..'
Castellar, Sixteenth and Castellar. f. C.
iieuH, r-aaior services at 11 a m anil X
p. m.: Sabbath school. 10 a. m"-Junior so?
clety. 3:30 p. m.; Christian Endeavor. 7
p. m.; midweek meeting Wednesday, 8
, .
T,riiBV "venteentn and Dodge, Edwin
Hart Jenks. D. D.. Pastor-Morning sen"
ia ' nhnlnJ "ervlco t 7:30, sub.
"-"- mm an averilser:
Sunday school. 12 m.; Endeavor society.
n.iit p. m
r ttuhu i-. n . vnator Morning
...X-.h'in nt in;?A thefne. "Knowing What
Wo Know; Bauuaiu scnooi, j
Ing worship at 7:30. theme, "Answering
God's Call!" Christian Endeavor. 6:30 p.
m.; prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
... will clnrr i the ovfcn-
rt. now IIIIUIMO .....
inr aprVlCe.
TTnit,i. Tix-pntv. fourth and
Dodge, Hugh B. Speer. , Pastor-10:3O a.
m..-"The Outflowing Life;" 12 m.. Sab
bath school. IV H. uronn, a"i: ""'
6:30 p. m.. young people's meeting;, even
ing worship at 7:30. "The Prophet of
Fire." Tho Monmouth College Male quar
tet will sliiK nt both services. Walter B.
Graham, choir director
Westminster. MaBon Street nnd Georgia
Avenue, James Fianklln Young. Pastor-0-30
a. m.. Junior depnrtmont of Bible
school: 10:30 a. in., worship, theme, "The
Crowds Around the Cross;" 12 in., Bible
school: 6:30 p. in., young peoples meet
ing! 7:30 it. m., worship, them". A Com
mon Cry Out of Eternity:" Wednesday.
7:45 p. m.. midweek service.
Church of tho Covenant Pratt and
Twenty-seventh. Charles H. Fleming,
Pastor Mnrnng worship nt 10:30, theme
"His niood;" Lord's Rimper and reception
of members: Bible school at noon: En
deavor nt :" P. m.: evening worship at
7-30, theme, "O. that Thou Hadst
Known:" midweek service at ? p. m, .on
Wodnesdny; nnpual meeting of the church
and congregation nt 8 p. m. on Friday.
ri.iivi Twnt'iili and Leavenworth,
Robort, Karr, Pastor-9'.ro .a. m Sunday 1
school. A. D. Hchermorhorn. superinten
dent; 10:45 a. m.. public worship and ser-.
mon, theme, "The Samaritan woman;
3 p. m.. Junior t'hrstian inneavor incwi
Ing; 6:30 p. mv Christian Endoavor devo
tional meeting; 7.30 p. m.. evening wor
ship nnd sermon, theme, "What Is Man.'
Music by-chorus: director. JohuiG. Gunn:
orgnnlst, Miss Elsie Howell.
Benson Sabbath school 10 n. m.i morn
ing worship ut 11. subject, "The All-flut-flc
ent God;." the choir will sing "Chris
tian, tho Morn Braaks Sweetly O'er
Thee." by Shelley; Mr. Karl Haarmsn
will sing "Como I'nto Me," by Hawley.
Men's Bible class, 12 m.; Junior Christian
Endeavor, 3:30 p. in.; Christian Endeavor,
6.30 p, m.: evening worship at 7:30. ser
mon subject, "The Prophet Nathan;"
evening anthem Is "Lord, Wc Have
Come." by Lerman; mixed quartet will
sing "God Is Love," by 8hellcy, Midweek
service Wednesday at 8 p. m. A. J.
McClung, Pastor.
United Mrethren.
First. Nineteenth nnd Lbfhrop, W. O.
.ioi.ee, Min'eter. Bible school 10 a, in.
Public worship with sermon. 11 a. m. and
7:80 p. m. Workors' conference and
prayer meeting Wednesday 8 p. m.
Ulscellnnr.oaa.
Church of Jesus Christ of Later Dav
Saints, 2563 Leavenworth. Sunday aohojl
at 10 a. m.! evening eerviceH, 7:S p, m.
Reorganised Church of Jesus Christ.
Twenty-fourth and Ohio. Preaching, 11
al m. and 8 p. m. Choir entertainment
Friday evening, March 27th.
The United Spiritual society meets at
Barlght hall Sunduy evening. The BUb-
cci win uc uiuen irom me audience, 'rest
IV III inn ill II I II H t IMrSkliil m1 1 aaiiVnUl KfMl)fim JvT&il Lk am W.-V
)r 1? . g o i u mo jhbc mam iffl' wvm n
J , I U yilllM Bl ffl inviting you 10 i s
wm mi mill 11 1111 wmtumwmr nitst sPO . . ..
III attend Jhe first I
rj it yfiwy. isi imba a-rAia. u ut our iew jutDanmenia
WW V , HiflS X MttOXnMi devoted to
j ii hi in u uiiM mmmi nummm
n mmmmmsm win mi ffmmm
it . ii iMuaauwaMMim ii n wm m
.1 ' mmLG&. 2 feminine attire. I
jT T '"'I! lill Ul iu D IS -- n fl l"l I ' IK I
vor society,
First I'nlted. Twentt-.flr
A. c. Douglas. Pastor-10:S0 a. m.. recep
tion of new membera and observance of
the Lord's supper; 7: p. m., public wor
ship and preaching. IJ m.. Biblo school
w th elassea for all ages; 6:30 p. m., youna
irvufiw Wf lil(.Vlll).
Fairview. Pratt 8t,
Avenue. Charles II. I
and Fortieth
iem'ng. Pastor
afternoon wor
Wo7neris Ready-to-Wear
and
Millinery
On Monday and Tuesday,
March twenty-third and twenty-fourth
On whioh oooasioM wa will display for the Hr&t
time Imoorted Modsli and their American
Adaptations that exemplify correct
styles for the corning season in
feminine attire.
Berg Clothing Co.
JSth and Doug'a Strtett.
uime scnooi at 2 a
snip at J. subject j !lly Blood;" Lord's
supper and receptf&n of members: serv.
Ice of song at 7:30 p. m,; midweek service
Tuesday at 8 p. to.
North, Corner Twenty-fourth and Wirt
messages will be given by Rev. F. E,
uusweu,
Tho Omaha Holiness association meets
every Sunday afternoon 3:30 d. m. at
first unitod Evangelical church, 242-)
Franklin, W. E. Foshler, President.
Loader bunduy, C. W. Smith. Regular
mommy business mectinir aiondav nim
7:45 p. ni. '.
First Proirresilve SDlritiiallit. MarUlo'.
hall, 1816 Harney, F, A. Thomas, D. 8.
8., Pastor. Subject, "Show Mo tho Way,"
8 p. m. Mcuages written, inujlo played.
apini lauus maieriKiized oy J, A, Caton,
Tuesday, message servlco, 8 p. in.
Christians gather unto the name of th
-jaiu j.vj,i -auu. u -uj -d 9 n Jiu
iuu.um utlUl IB IJUtfJU 1U JUIHllSJO
jto; auiuaoiu .iupuno Xjau bjosjib aui
-uina puu mnjo.i snsf p-io-i
iiiu a v in-, inunatj,
PeODltt's. G15 North Hiehtrantti nv
Charlen W. Savldge, Pastor Morning.
"The Greatest Happiness: Hgw Attained '
(Isa. IS:8); evening, "You Can Havo
Every Good Thing" (Pea. 84:11). Sunday
school at noon. Prayer meeting Thursday
bvenlng.
The International HI hi StuHnt.- .n.
clutlon will hold a moet.ng Sunday at 3
P. m. la Barlght hull, corner of Nine
teenth and Farnutri itreets. The speaker
WJII bu'Dr C. W. Far w ell and htu .iil,i,r.
,f?ln the End of the Ago Purllous Times
iihall Como." In tho lasr days perilous
limes miall come: men shall be traitors,
jo-Vf'rg.. WOra than
RETAILERS PUT APPROVAL
ON LIST OF CHARITIES
Fifteen charity organizations have tx?n
placed on the approved list by the Asiv
elated Retailers of Omaha. This means
that the Associated Retailers recognize
these charity associations as worthy of
support, Following Is tho list approved:
Associated Charities.
Associated Jewish Charities.
Soctnl Settlement association.
City mission.
Visiting Nurse association.
Old People's Home.
House of tho Good Shepherd.
Child Savins Institute
Children's Home society.
Young Men's Christian association.
Young AVomcn's Christian asrocMlon.
Scandinavian Young Women's Christian
association.
Volunteers of America.
Salvation Army.
The Creche.
It was recommended that all inoneyn
be given hi check form, made payable ti
the Inititutlon and that the contributions,
whatever the amount may be, be mud-;
annually.
This recommendation Is made for . i he
purpose of saving the merchant's- time
In talking to solicitors, which he has had
to do In quite a number of cases, several
times a year, in the past.
BRIEF CITY NEWS
Fidelity Btorago ts Van Oo. Doug. 1516.
Kava Boot Print It Now Beacon Press.
XUfe Ins. 7 Ves. Penn Mutual. Qonlo.
Eltotrio Qupplias BurgeMF-Granden Co
To Talk on "Woman's Dress Mrs. C.
W. Hayes, president ot tho Omaha
Woman's club, will address the Omaha
Phllorophlcal society this nfternoon at
3 o'clock In the society's hall, Nineteenth
and Fnrnam streets, her subject being
"Evolution In Women's Dross." After
the principal address the subject will be
thrown open to general discussion.
Bock Island Changes Time Next Sun
day, March 29, tho Rock Island will
change the arriving and leaving lime of
lla No. S, the Rocky Mountain limited.
Now tho train leaves Omaha- at 2:35 a.
in., but under tho chango It will leave
two hours and five minutes earlier, ar
riving In Chicago nt 2:15, Instead of at
4:3o p. m.
Manlsy at Korfolk Commissioner
Robert H. Manley of tho Commercial
club spoke Frldiiy night In Norfolk at n
"home products" dinner given by the
Commercial club of that place.
Por Qst-Torether Masting A get-to
gether meeting Jn thu Commercial club Is
being considered for tho near future.
Committees from various organizations
In the city are to meet Tuesday noon at
the club rooms to talk, over the get-together
Idea.
rtyr
Hey to the Situation Bee Advertising.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
Miss Ann Rowley of the Information
desk of the Commercial club Is visiting In
Chicago this week
Robert C. Druesedow, who has been In
Chicago during the week, returned yesterday.
Are Yon Ready for
That Piano?
Tomorrow our March month-.eud cleanuiqe
will bring to you the little prico and big value
opportunity of the year.
You know it can't do any harm and
won't cost you a cent to see our splen
did special sale offerings Monday or,
at least, soon.
Some 50 Pianos now on our sales-floor and ware
rooms must be closed out within the next few days.
All are well known makes. All the used Pianos have
been overhauled and put in A 1 condition.
Every Piano offered will be backed
by our binding guarantee to you of
satisfaction or money back.
We will arrange payments to suit
your own convenience. There's no rea
son you should not have a piano.
Don't YouJFeel Right?
illume the Kidneys Then.
Kidney disease la becoming more prev
alent In one form or another on account
of our careless mode of living, and It be
hooves everyone to be on guard. If sharp
pains shoot through the small of thf
back, you perceive a tenderness on olther
side of the spine, are nervous, restless,
.nff.r general debility with head-
ache, dlszlness und shortness of breath,
heart action Is Irregular, the skin hard I
and dry. and complexion is sallow any.
of these symptoms may Indicate that
the kidneys are Inflamed. That pow
erful Irritant uric acid has not passed
off because the kidneys ore not In a per-J
fectly healthy condition. Warner Safe,
Kidney and Mver Remedy not only re
moves the early symptons of kidney pel
i i.nt It is an Invaluable remedy in
the advanced stages of kidney disease. It
has a soothing, tonic invii..
atlng effect, benefits the dis
eased organs, builds up the
body and restores all func
tiong to a normal, healthy
condition. For over 37 years
the reliability and worth of
"Warner's Safe Kldtiey and
Liver Remedy has pever been
questloned-rlt's a carefully
prepared medicinal healing
agent you oannot'aff-jrd to bo
without. At all druggists In
LOa and $1.00 sixes. Every
bottle guaranteed. Sample
freo If you write Warner's Safe Reme
dies Co., Dept. 353, Rochester, N. Y.
Just a Few of the lYSany Splendid Bargains Offered
Buyers in Our March End Sale
1 Weiter Piano
jg!75
1 Khnbull Piano
.$125-
J Hoffman Piano $150
1 Stoinway Piano . , $300
1 Swech & Kelfio $125
$150
1 Smith & Barnes
1 Bush & Qerts
$125
1 Hardman Piano $150
Come in and examine these Pianos carefully, criti
callycompare them with others offered elsewhere.
We like to have you do so for it means a boost for
Hayden s values.
The House of
the Satisfac
tion Guarantee.
HAYDEN BROS.
Douglas Street
Entrance. Tel.
Douglas 2600.
I!
Persistent Advertising l the Road to
Dig Returns,
"Live Wire"
Business Men of Omaha
Telephone Numbers and Addresses
of the Omaha Business Houses
Filo this for reference, you will find it haudy.
For Complete Information See Classified Section of
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