THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: ', NOVEMoKK 17, 1918.
13 COMMUNITY
CENTERS OPEN
HERE THIS WEEK
Schoolhouses to Be Meeting
Places and Many Features
y to Mark Gatherings
1 Each Week.
Thirteen community centers will
be opened this week in school build
ings throughout the city under di
, rection of V'lasta Sterba recreation
director. General assembly, gym
nasium, dramatics and other features
will mark these centers. There will
be two or three meetings in each
tchoolhouse each week.
"Everybody in the community
above the age of grade school chil
dren is invited to these centers,"
. laid Miss Sterba. "I want to im-
nri thar ttiia fa nrtr a rtaritv anv
tnore than the parks are a charity.
The work is kept op out of city
funds as tha parks are kept up,
"The schoolhouM Is to be the
community capitol where the
neighborly spirit so essential for
concerted action can be created by
means of the general assemblies,
oncerts, social hours, dramatics and
men's and women's classes in phys
ical training and athletics."
Miss Sterba has sent out circular
fetters in each community through
the school children and rousing
meetings are looked for. The pro-
Etm of meetings will be as fol
ws: Cllftoa Hin.
(Nebraska School for tha EaaX), lorty
fifth and Bedford avenue.
i. Opening Oenaral Aasembly Tuaadaj
.renins, November It, I o'clock Miss
Al.il.. Tin. lllu.tAa
I. Women'! Gymnasium Clan Wed
aasda, evening. November 17 7:S0 o'olock.
I. Man'i Oymnaalum Clan Thursday
STenlnf, November 11, 7:30 o'olock.
Dundee.
Oymnalum elaaaea only. Oymnaalum In
Dundee aohool.
,- 1. Men's Oymnaalum Class Tuesday
evening, Norambar llj Mr. Koran, in
structor. S. Worain'i Oymnaalum Claia Thure
Say evening, November SI; lira. Mussel
man, Initructor.
South High School.
1. Men'a Oymnaalum Claee Wadneiday
avanlnr November 20: Mr Koran.
S. Women'a Oymnaalum Claaa Thurs
day evening, November SI; lira. A. Evane.
Caatelar School.
.- I. Opening General Jkiaembly Thurs
day evening, November II, S o'clock; Mr.
A. Tongue, director.
S. Women's Gymnaalum Claaa Tneaday
Jvoalng, November it, 7:10 a' dock i Miss
Mildred Hansen, Instructor.
S. Dramatics Wednesday, evening, No-
ve:nber 27 7:30 o clock; Miss Amy Wood-
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i. Men's Gymnaalum Claaa Wednesday
venii g, November 27, 7:110 o'olook; War-
!.. KlUhlet
Mommouth Park.
-).. Opening Qeneral Assembly Friday
fining, November 22, S o'clock; Raymond
buroer, director.
; 1. Dramatic Class November 15. 7:10 n.
CO l Was Amy Woodruff, instructor.
3. Women's Oymnastum Class Tues
Say Evening, November It, 7:10; Miss Mil
dred' Butler, Instructor,
Mason Community Canter,
1. Opening Oenaral Assembly Friday
evening, November 12, S o'clock; Miss
Elizabeth Hltchlnson, dlreotor.
ff Benson Community Center.
1. Opening General Assembly Thurs
day evening, November 21, S o'olock; A.
fc!. Harvey, director.
t. Women's Gymnasium Class Tuesday
venlng, November 26, 7:30 o'clock; Mrs.
Musselman, instruotor.
Train "Community Center.
1. ' Opening Oenaral Assembly Thurs
day evening, November 21, S o'clock; E.
D. Johnson, director.
Lincoln Community Center.
1. Opening Cfeneral Assembly Friday
evening, November 23, S o'clock.
1. Women'a Gymnasium Class Tuaaday
evening, November It, 7:30 o'olook; lira,
Evans, instructor,
S. Dramatic Glass Wednesday evening,
Kovember 27, 7:3V o'clock; Aire. White.
St. Men's Oymnaalum Class Wadneaday
venlng, November 17, 7:30 o'olook; A.
O, Brown. v ,
Central Park Community Canter.
1. Opening General Assembly Thurs
day evening, November 21, 8 o'olock; Ray
mond Surber, director.
S. Women's Gymnasium Class Monday
venlng, November 25, 7:30 p. m.; Mildred
Butler, instructor.
S. Men' Gymnasium Class Tuesday
venlng, November ii, 7:30 p. m. ; Warren
Ritchie. instructor.
. Dramatic Claaa Friday evening, No
vember 119, 7:30 o'clock; Miss Amy Wood
rutt. Instructor.
d Edward Kosewater Community Center.
X. Opening General Assembly Friday
'venlng, November 22, t o'clock; Miss
Amelia Wehrs, director.
. 2. Dramatic Class Monday (venlng,
November 25, 7:10 o'clock; Mrs. White,
Instructor.
S. Women's Gymnasium Class Wednes
day evening, November 27, 7:30 o'clock;
Mildred Hansen, Instructor.
, I Kellom Community Center.
lS Opening General Assembly Wednes
day evening, November 20, s o'clock; Miss
Melvina Newman, director.
1. Women's Gymnasium Class Mon
day evening, November 25, 7:30 o' clock
Mlse Mildred Hansen, instructor.
' 2. Men's Gymnasium Class Thursday
evening, November 28; Arthur O. Browf,
'Instructor.
- t. Dramatic Class, Thursday evening,
.November 28; lira White, Instructor.
- Miller Park Community Center.
Gymnasium classes only.
1. Women's Gymnasium Thursday
evening, November 21, 7:30 o'clock; Miss
Mildred Butler, Instructor.
S. Men'a Gymnasium Class Friday
evening, November 22, 7:30 o'clock; Mr.
Warren Ritchie. Instructor.
Loomis to Go to Washington
! in Supreme Court Case
N. H. Loomis. general counsel for
the' Union Pacific corporation, will
go to Washington Sunday to ap
pear in United States supreme court
.in case sent up from the state
courts of Missouri.
Some years ago when the Union
Pacific was floating a bond issue, it
was required to file all the proceed
ings incident to the issue in every
state in which the company had any
"trackage. In Missouri it had one
Vnile of main line track. The sec
retary of state of Missouri demand
ed a $10,000 filing fee. It was paid
under protest, after which proceed
ings to recover the sum were insti
tuted. The case was tried in the
state courts and the company won.
On a retrial, a verdict was rendered
in favor of the state. The case is
now in supreme court on appeal.
Week Beginning on Dec. 2
Named Conservatilon Week
Food Administrator Wattles was
advised from Washington that thesj
week beginning December i has
been designated as "Conservation
week' in the United States. The
program lias not been outlined tut
it is understood people of the
United States will be asked to con-
serve to the full extent of their abil
ity, "that we may offer all possible
relief to the starving people of the
jforld."-
May Hold Grand Ball
For Omaha Soldiers
Thanksgiving Night
In place of the Thanksgiving
home dinner for every soldier for
which the War Camp Community
service would have arranged had it
not been the request of Col. Jacob
W. S. Wuest that the soldiers be
allowed to remain at the fort on
that day, a grand military ball is
under consideration.
At a meeting of the committee on
Thanksgiving entertainment, which
F. P. Matthews is chairman,
held Saturday noon, it was decided
to make immediate arrangements
for the ball, to be held Thanksgiving
evening. Locations are now under
consideration. Flans will be made
for the acf omraodation of at least
500 couples. .
In addition to the ball, dinners at
the homes of Omaha people on the
following Sunday for all the soldiers
will be arranged for. Many have
already applied for permission to
entertain a soldier during the
Thanksgiving season.
Colonel Wuest stated that the
military cooks would provide such a
feast on Thanksgiving day that
more food could not be accommo
dated, and the committee believe a
dance will promote proper digestion
of this grand spread.
J. L. Howerton Will Have
Typewriter Exchange
T. L, Howerton. new manager of
the Central Typewriter Exchange,
has watched the steady growth of
this concern since its infancy fif
teen years ago. While associated
with two of the leading typewriter
companies a.t Kansas City and Se
attle he noted their progressiveness,
and has seen them develop from a
humble beginning to the largest and
most frequently quoted typewriter
exchange west of Chicago.
Mr. Howerton, after several ef
forts, finally secured a share in this
business, and has spent several
weeks in the east assembling a great
surplus stock of typewriters and re
adjusting the rental end of the busi
ness which augmented 'this assem
blage to a marked degree.
Mr. Howerton comes to Omaha
backed by 25 years of active exper
ience in the" typewriter world. His
knowledge of the typewriter busi
ness from every angle and his wide
acquaintance throughout the entire
country is looked upon as a valuable
asset to the Central Typewriter ex
change and their patrons.
J. P. Higgins of St. Louis
Spends Day in Omaha
T. P. Hisreins. assistant manger
transportation department United
States- shipping board, was in Oma
ha Friday and Saturday, the guest
of D. M. Dodge, local representa
tive. Mr. Higgins is en route from
the Pacific coast to St. Louis, his
headquarters.
Mr. Higgins reports things mov
ing nicely especially along the line'
of the Union Pacific and other west
ern lines. The building of ships for
the emergency fleet corporation is
being hurried in getting ready for
the United States merchant marine.
which no doubt will take over the
old firm.
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AN OLD RECIPE
TO DARKEN HAIR
Common garden Sage and Sulphur makes
atreaksd, faded or gray hair dark
and youthful at once.
Almost everyone knows that Sage Tea
and Sulphur, properly compounded, brings
back the natural color and lustre to the
hair when faded, streaked or gray. Years
ago the only way to get thij mixture was
to make it at home, which is mussy and
troublesome.
Nowadays we simply ask. at any drug
store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound." You will get a large bottle of
this old-time recipe improved by the addi
tion of other ingredients, at very little
cost. Everybody uses this preparation
now, because no one can possibly tell that
you darkened your hair, as it does it so
naturally and evenly. You dampen a sponge
or soft brush with it and draw this
through your hair, taking; one small strand
at a time; by morning the gray hair dis
appears, and after another application or
two, your hair becomes beautifully dark,
thick and glossy "and you look years
younger. Wyeth's Sage and 1 Sulphur
Compound is a delightful toilet requisite.
It is not intended for the cure, mitigation
or prevention ot disease. Adv,
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A GREAT VICTORY SALE 0FJ
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25 Low Cash Prices in All Departments That Constitutes Th
Unusual Sale of Men's Shirts.
1,000 Men's Shirts from 'our regular stock, in stiff
cuff, French cuff and collar attached; made of
good quality madras, pongee and percales; all
neat patterns; sizes 14 to 17$ r F-
Worth up to $1.50. KKf
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1 new goods.
! Now Ready for Yoin
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1 Everything imaginable to
gladden the hearts of the
little folks, and you'll tma
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Cash Prices Are
Most Attractively
Low
Don't procrastinate i n
your Christmas shopping,
be one of the patriotic
earlier than usual shoppers.
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Victory Sale Surprises Include
200 Suits at January Prices. Suits that sold at
$30.00, $35.00, $39.75, Monday at $19.85.
These suits are made up in the season's many
styles; the materials are serges, twills, poplins,
burellas and suitings; colors are browns,
greens,, amethysts, taupes, navys and blacks.
Sizes for ladies, misses and stouts.
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Choice
Monday
$19.85
Dresses at $35.00
Just received hundreds of lovely afternoon and
theater dresses, in satins, crepe de chines, meteors
and Georgette combinations. The greatest variety
of shades, beautiful styles, made to sell to $55; sizes
for all
Special Values
Monday.
$35.00
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Victory Sale of
Ladies' Sweaters
Ladies' Sweaters, roll collars, full length belt, 34
to 44 sizes, in rose, blue, and green; some trimmed j
with white; Regular price $7. Don't a QC
miss these bargains. Cash Price, tbrO0
la the Corset Dept., Second Floor.'
Yarn!
Yarn!
Now Is the Time
to KNIT.
$1.50 extra heavy, all
worsted knitting yarns,
in battleship gray, light
gray and navy blue, cash
price Saturday .... 85
Khaki knitting yarn, in
khaki color, all-worsted
yarn, the best made, reg
ular $1.25 values, Satur
day, at 85
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You'll Most Keenly Appreciate the Big Values in This
VICTORY SALE OF FURNITURE
If You Have Examined Prices in Other Store and Are a Real Judge of Good Quality
Children's White Beds Drop side. Our Cash Price
only $9.50
Vernis-Martin Beds Continuous post. Our Cash
Price only $7.50
Layer Felt Mattress Full size. Our Cash Trice
only V $12.00
$22.50 Mattress Real layer felt. Our Cash Price
only $17.50
Combination Mattress Full sizC. Our Cash Price only $7.50
Round Dining Table Fumed oak. Our Cash Price only $15.00
48-Inch Dining Table Golden oak. Our Cash Price only $20.00
$6.50 and $7.50 Dining Chairs Leather seat. Our Cash Price only $5.00
Good Leather Seat Dining Chairs Our Cash Prices only $3.00 and $3.50
Wood Seat Arm Rocker Our Cash Price only $4.00
Leather Spring Seat Arm Rocker Our Cash Prices only $6.50 and $7.50
Leather Seat Arm Rocker Cash Price for this sale only $10.00
Golden Oak or Fumed Dressers Our Cash Price only $17.50
Cedar Chests Our Special Cash Prices only .$14.20 and $17.50
15 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL ODD CHINA CLOSETS
Aluminum Top Kitchen Cabinets Our Cash Price
Porcelain Top Kitchen Cabinets Our Cash Price.
Children's High Chairs Our Cash Price
Children's Nursery Chairs Our Cash Price
Children's Swings Our Cash Price
Folding Card Tables Our Cash Price
.$25.00
.$24.00
. . 2 75
..$1.25
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This Will Crowd This Big Daylight Depat
Cash Prices That Are Actually LessTl
Choice Silks, Velvets, Velours----V
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Silks
Worth $1.25 Yd.
Black and Colors
36-Inch Silk Poplin, in all the new
street shades.
24-Inch Plaids, in large assort
ment. 24-Inch Messalina for street and
evening wear.
40-Inch White Georgette Crepe.
33-Inch Natural Pongee.
36-Inch Paradise Silk, white
ground with colored figures;
splendid for lining.
36-Inch Black Taffeta, chiffon
finish.
36-Inch Black Satin Messaline,
very lustrous.
36-Inch Black Poplin, lustrous finish.
79c
Silk
Worth $1.50, $2
Black and Colors
36-Inch Black Satin Mes
saline. 36-Inch Black Taffeta,
soft finish.
36-Inch Crepe da Chine,
all silk.
36-Inch Black Poplin,
faille finish.
36-Inch Fancy Silks,
plaids and stripes.
36-Inch Princess Satin,
in all colors, forr street
and evening wear.
36-Inch Crepe de Chine,
all silk, a full assort
ment, in light and dark
colorings.
36-Inch Taffeta, in many
light and dark colors.
36-Inch Silk Poplins, very
lustrous, in all the new
street shades.
$1
Silks
Worth $2.25, $2.98
Black and Colors
36-Inch Satin Da Luza, In a foS
line of street and evening color.
40-Inch Charmeuse and Radiunv
Nearly all colors for stmt
wear.
36-Inch Plaid and Stripe, in MttD
and taffeta, large assortment.
36-Inch White Ground Pompadour
Taffeta.
36-Inch Soiree, light colors only. r
32-Inch Stripe Crepa da Chine
Shirting.
40-Inch Canton Crepa, In China, In
all the new shades for street
wear.
36-Inch Black Faille.
36-Inch Black Bengaline.
36-Inch Black Moire.
36-Inch Peau de Soia.
36-Inch Black Satin Duchesssv
36-Inch Black Chiffon Taffeta.'
40-Inch Black Charmeuse.
$1.69
Beautiful Satin
Brocades
36-inch wide, light and
dark shades; splendid
qualities. Regular price
$9 yard. Spe- QQ
cial Cash Price.
44-Inc)
Costume Velvet
In all the new colors and
black, for dresses and
suits. This quality is worth
today $5. Our GO QO
Cash Price $0.uO
38-Inch
Coating Velour
Nothing better for coats.
A good black, splendid
quality, easily "worth $5.
Our Special Cash
Price r.
50 -Inch Woolvel Coatings
In burgundy, purple, copen, dark brown,
myrtle and taupe; just the material for a
good, heavy coat. These goods are worth
today $6. Our Special
Cash Price
Corduroys
32-inch corduroy, in all colors and black,
narrow cord; 27-inch corduroy, wide
cord; 27-inch velveteen, in all the new
colors; a splendid quality. Our QA
resrular $1.25 grade. Cash Price Osvj
The Entire Benefit of Reduction in Several
Fortunate Cash Purchases Given
Customers in This Victory Sale of
High Class Hosiery
1,500 pairs of Pure Thread Silk Hosiery, all good
colors, bronze, Russia calf, battleship gray, field mouse
and all wanted shoe shades, values up to $1.75, all go
at our low cash price I $1.00
Women's Pure Thread and Fibre Silk Hose, also fine
Mercerized Lisles, fashioned and seamless, regular and
out sizes, $1.00 values reduced to 69
Women's Cotton and Lisle Hose, all new stock, fancy
colors, also black with split soles, values worth up to
59c, all go at our cash price Monday 39
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Annex SalesrooP
Filet Net, most attractive
display of fine, high grade
net, ranging from small to
largest figured patterns,
MaoI nrilfl-l AAVM alSA (1 1M aftW
IIUCOjI WlUllle CV1 U UMUl VaV
white, yard $1.25,
v Marquisette, hemstitched
I edge, fine quality, white or
ecru, yard 45f
Marquisette, wide tape
J edge, high hester finiajv4'
printed in all-over derigtiw
blue bird pattern, yd..45
ISunfast yard wide drapery;
mercerized luster, combina
tions of brown, gold, rosei
I blue, green, yard....85
Burlap, in colors, 86-iH.
. wide, yard 39d
I Scrim Curtains, 3-piece set,
I white cross bar, set . . . 89
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SPECIAL NOTICE
Beginning Monday, Nov. 18th, on ac
count of being unable to secure sufficient
satisfactory assistants,
We find it necessary,
temporarily, at least, to
Further Reduce
Delivery of Groceries
We deeply regret if this should cause
inconvenience to some of our customers,
but can assure you that our
Lower Spot Cash, Non-Delivery Prices
Will Fully Compensate You for
the Inconvenience.
Examination of our prices will fully
prove the above statement to be a fact.
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Victory Sale of?
HousefurnishingsJ
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Wood Stoves, lares alia,
cash price
8-holr Oil Stove,
cash price ..
8 -hole Oil Stove,
cash price
Oil Heaters, cash
price
1-bole Oil or Gas Ovens,
cash price
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