THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1919.
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The Una el glorious las cheaps
Reflect the Word oa the mount.
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ARE women entitled to equal pay
for equal . work with men?
They are, though they don't
often Ret it. That is one side of the
question. Do they give equal serv
ice with men in most occupations
where they are competitors. This
is another side. For while there
are many lines of work in which
women are more adept and compe
tent than men, man has the natural
advantage where physical endur
ance is a test. How can a woman
overcome this obstacle to her con
tinued progress as a human being?
This nuestion will be one of the
phases of health discussed in Omaha
during the two weeks Hcginning De
cember 8, bv a staff of medical wo
men who are brought here by the
wa.r work council of the Y. VV. C. A.
This council had charge of. emerg
ency work under the United States
government during the war in edu
cational work among won't 1 and
children along lines of health and
hygiene. Miss Esse V. Hathaway
supervisor of organizers for the war
vork council is now fit Omaha, ar
ranging for places of meetings. The
furl administration has approved
of Miss Hathaway's plan to hold
lectures at places where heat i al
ready provided.. Private homes will
1e in demand and offers are now be
ing extended to Miss Hathaway and
Miss Joyce Lapham at the Fonte
nelle hotel.
Dr. Clara Greenough, who has
just returned from two years abroad
and Dr. Amanda Bray of Massa
chusetts, are two women of national
repute who will appear. Dr. Mar
garet Hammond of Lincoln and Dr.
Emeha Brandt of Omaha are other
members of the lecture staff. Their
aole purpose in coming to Omaha, at
it was tn Lincoln where a similar
campaign is just closing, is the edu
cation of women and girls to 100
per cent fitness in heattrT and a con
sideration of their social responsi
bilities. It Congenial Club.
The Ivy Congenial club will hold
Its bazar in the store of J. C. Reed,
T207 Farnam street, Saturday, De
cember 6, at 10 a. tn., instead of at
the I. O. O. F. hall at 8 p. m.
Society of Fine Arts.
The children's exhibit pi paintings
and prints, under auspices of the
Society of Fine Arts, scheduled to
he held in the South Side library,
December 6, has been postponed.-
Catholic Bazar at Florence.
The bazar which was to have been
held at the hall at Twenty-fourth
and Ames, by the Catholic ladies
of Florence, will be given at the Sis
ters'- home in Florence, opening Fri
day afternopn and continuing one
week. A special effort is made to
have the bazar at the time scheduled,
because there are perishable goods
for sale and also many articles suit
able for Christmas gifts.
Delta Zeta.
The Delta Zeta alumnae met Fri
day afternoon at the home of Miss
Marie Houska. Ten members were
present.
Lovelorn
BY BEATRICE FAIRFAX
A Persistent Suitor.
Dear Miss Eairfax, Omaha Bee: I
have been reading your "Advice to
the Lovelorn" for quite a while ana
consider your advice splendid, so I
think you could help me, too.
Now, I hav a boy friend out
west, where he has been since April.
Before he went away he asked me
to marry him, but I refused because
I wanted to be nothing but a mere
friend. Since he has been there he
has written to me o couple of times,
stating that I promised to marry
him. I have answered both of these
letters and explained that I did not
promise him, but he does not seem
to comprehend. What should I do
In this case?
He has written me that he wants
to com out here Christmas. Now,
I'll be terribly busy around that
time and shall not be able to be with
him very much. As he haa no other
friends here besides myself, his time
would not be very well occupied.
How shall f write him and tell him
this situation without offending
him?
How is my writing?
Thanking you in advance, sin
cerely, BERTHA.
Have you ever given him reason
to think that your "no" means
"yes?" If not, a plain, simple letter
from you, saying you will have no
time to give him a Christmas and
assuring him you do not consider
yourself engaged to him, should
penetrate to the recesses of his
brain and give him the correct im
pression of your feeling for him.
To Reside in Omaha
Booklovers
Saturday Specials
Regular $1.00 Onyx Silk Hosiery
In all colors and sises, B9c.
' Regular $6.00 Silk Teddy Bar.
$3.85.
- Up to $9.75 Blouses. $5.95. and
many other special! too numerous
to mention.
Saturday will be a great oppor
tunity to buy Christmas gifts and
save money.
Julius Orkin
1508-10 DOUGLAS.
Seriously In Love.
Dear Miss Fairfax, Omaha -Bee:
Note your advice in the Lovelorn
column regarding love affairs, etc.
I want to ask your opinion as fol
lows: I am a middle-aged gent of 86
years and ser usly in love with, I
think, the mosc loveable and sweet
est woman in the world (beg par
don), three years my senior, but she
don't look over SO. On account of
the three years' difference in our
ages she is under the Impression
there is too much disparity in our
ages to get married. Do you think
the three years' difference should
stand between our future happi
ness? Thanking you in advance for your
FURS
Black Fox Scarfs
$55.00 Values, Saturday at
$29.50
Parisian Cloak Co.
1519-21 Douglas St.
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Fiction.
THH MOON POOL. try A, Iferrltt O. P.
Putnam's Sons.
Mystery, superstition, fantasy are
crowded into this tale of an enchant
ed island of the South Seas. There
is the love story of an Irishman and
a native maiden; there are gnomes,
and frog-folk and dwarfs and super
natural appearings and disappear
ings. The "light .of faerie" throws
a glamor over every page.
THB OUTBOUND ROAD. By Arnold
Mulder. Houghton MUrflln & Co.
Vivid and colorful is this story of
a gifted youth who, with the help of
the girl he loves, fights his way to
freedom from the narrow bondage
of the village where he is brought
up. The scene is laid in an isolated
settlement of Dutch farmers lying
in the shadow of the Lake Michigan
dunes.
THE BUILDERS. By Ellen Glasgow.
Poubteday, Page & Co.
This book is a picture of Amer
ican life in the last two years. It
deals in part with the political prob
lems directly before jus and shows
the effect of the war on a manon
tensely patriotic from boyhood and
yet who had been rather a spectator
than a participation the public life
of hisViriginia hotne. The heroine
is one' of the best studies of a wo
man the author has ever given us.
This is the first novel from Miss
Glasgow in three years and the re
sult is a book of strong appeal and
absorbing interest.
COMRADES OP PERIL. By Randall
Parrlsh. A. C. McClurg A Co.
Tom Shelby did not dream as he
drove his bronchos into Ponca in
search of excitement that he would
Among the brides who have re
cently come to Omaha is Mrs. Ar
min W. Franke. She was formerly
Miss Ruby ooper, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. R. Cooper of Toplin,
Mo. Her marriage to Mr." Franke
took place Sunday, November 0, in
her home. Mr. and Mrs. Franke
will make their home in Omaha.
Blouses Make
Beautiful Xmas Gifts
Great Sale Saturday
$3.95 nd $5.95
Parisian Cloak Co.
1519-21 Douglas St.
be married the next day. Nor did
the adopted daughter of the dead
gambler, Calkins realize that on the
day of the x funeral public opinion
would force her to choose a hus
band for a guardian. This is a real
western story of Wolves Hole,
where bandits and cattle rustlers
live out of the law's reach, and the
best man is the one quickest with
his gun. "
Juvenile.
OPENING THE IRON TRAIL. By Ed
win L. Sabln. Thomas T. Crowsll Co.
The building of the Union Pacific
railway is the theme of this roman
tic story. Terry Richards is the
htro and Indian fights and an ex
citing race between the Chinamen
on the Central Pacific and the white
men on the Union Pacific make for
keen dramatic interest. This is one
of Mr. Sabin's "Great West" series:
THE BOY SCOUT TEAR BOOK. Edited
by Franklin K. Matthews. D. Apple
ton & Co.
A collection of stories, articles,
etc., written by public men, natural
ists, explorers and others, and deal
ing with subjects dear to the heart
of the Boy Scout. The material
has been taken largely from Boys'
Life, the 'official monthly magazine
of the movement, to be here pre
served in a more enduring form.
THE HEART OP FiNSCSHIO. By Col
lodl Nlpota. Harpers.
Here is another story of Pinoc
chio, the little wooden puppet
loved by so many children. In this
book he finds he has a heart and
can feel like other people.
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Saturday Specials
Regular 11.00 Onyx Silk Hosiery
In all colors and sizes, 59c.
Regular $5.00 Silk Teddy Bears,
$3.98.
Up to 19.75 Blouses, $5.95, and
many other specials too numerous
to mention.
Saturday will be great oppor
tunity to buy Christmas gifts and
save money.
Julius Orkin
1808-10 DOUGLAS.
valued opinion through your good
paper, I am very sincerely yours,
TELEGRAPH OPERATOR.
The three years' difference in
your ages should make no difference
whatever if you sincerely care for
each other. I believe you can per
suade the woman In the case, if you
really want to win herv Good luck!
A Prima Donna?
Dear Miss Fairfax, Omaha Bee: I
am writing to you to see if you
could help me, and want to ask you
how much they are paying to good,
singers that sing in opeya. A special
said that I am a prime donna. 1
still got my voice. I . wonder
whether some rich people would
furnish me music so I can play? I
got to work to earn Any living. I
should be engagedyin singing and
playing. What do you think about
my paper? I will appreciate your
kindness very much. S. A.
The salary of an opera singer is
not llxed by a union, therefore it
varies. Some wealthy person might
become Interested In you, but I
doubt it. Why not try to help your
self. Personal efforts usually bring
betttr and quicker results.
Chums How can a girl tell you
which hoy she prefers unless you
ask her?
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-SATURDAY
A Daring Sale of Coats
hundreds" of gorgeous fur-trimmed and plain
coats that involve values to $100 are divided into
four exceptional sale groups.
Wonderful Fur Collared Coals Silvertones V clours
Broadcloths S Kerseys Frost Glow
Tinseltone Suede Peachbloom Alt Colors
$2975
$3975
14975
$5975
No woman who fully comprehends the savings af
forded by this unusual sale will do herself the injustice
of not taking full advantage of this opportunity.
-Second Floor
Beautiful Water Set FREE
.WITH EVERY $15 PURCHASE
Water Pitcher and six Water Glasses, first quality,
neat cut patterns, free with every $15 purchase.
. The supply of these sets is limited and we cannot
! urge you too strongly to be here at 10 o'clock Saturday
morning and get yours.
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BEATON'S
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"FOLLOW THE
BEATON PATH"
Hundreds of appropriate Christmas gifts, toilet sets, combs, brushes, safety
razors, manicure sets, etc., are reduced in price along with the following list of
drugs and sundries. Because of the shortened business hours we are extending our
week-end sale' to include Monday. We advise shopping early after 10 A. M.
aturday
pecials
1 gal. Denatured Alcohol, 85
Castoria 24c
60c Sal Hepatica 48
$1.00 Kodol Dyspepsia Liquid,
at 72
30c Laxaiive Bromo Quinine.
at '. . . 22
35c Vick's Vapo Rub 27
25c Salinos (a saline lax
ative) 16
$3.75 HorliclCs Hospital
Malted Milk $2.98
50e Swiss Villa Lawn Station
ery, per box 24
$1.00 Leonard's Ear Oil, 89
25c Mustard Cerate, special,
at 16
60c Corega '. 40
60c Lavoris 46
50c Eatonic 29
Waterman and C o n k 11 n
Fountain Pens, $2.50
and up.
$1.25 Denatured Alcohol, per
gallon 85
60c Swamp Root 44
30c Zymole Troches 21
15c Sayman's Vegetable Soap.i
at J 2
20c Wool Powder Puffs.. 10
$5.00J Auto-Strop Safety)
Razor, at $4.15
$1.00 Penn Safety Razors,
at 69
$1.00 Gem Safety Razors,
at 89
25c Lysol 19
30c, Bromo Seltzer , . . . .21
$1.20 Imperial Granum, $1.05
85c Mellin's Food 59
25c Shac Headache Remedy,
at 191
Graham
Beauty Secret
Lifts out lines
Draws out blackheads
' Reduces enlarged pores
Bleaches the skin
Corrects sallow skin
Sold Only at. This Store
CANDY DEPT.
'Agents for Huyler's, Original
Allegretti, and Lowney's Choc
olates, in one-half to five
pound boxes. We also sell
Johnston's, Gordon's, Wood
ward's and Brash's.
90c Brach's Whipped Cream
Chocolates, per pound . . 59
60c Peanut Brittle, per pound,
at 42
$1.00 Milk Chocolates, in stars,
per pound 80
80c Chocolate-covered Cara
mels 651
aturday
pecials
25c Honest John Corn Plas- I
ters 16 i
$1.50 Fellow's Syrup Hypo- j
phosphites $1.19 ;
25c Phenalax Wafers.. 21 I
$1.00 Listerine 73
50c Salicon 42
$1.00 Nuxated Iron 89
X)c Orazin Tooth Paste, 34
When you next buy aspirin
ask us for the New Im
proved kind,
Salicon
It won't hurt your heart
nor upset your stomach.
More efficient than crude
aspirin for headaches, colds
rheumatism, neuralgia, etc.
Put up in bottles, 25c, 50c
and $1.25. Try it and you
will always use it
SALINOS
tha perfact sallna
Iaxativa.
Xasr to taka. Pcr
ftetly solubla in cold
water.
- Recommends as
a splendid and
healthful alimlnant
by over St, 000 physicians.
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RUBBER GOODS
Big special sale of all Rubber
Goods, guaranteed for two
years, Saturday and Monday.
$1.10 2-quart Davidson Foun
tain Syringe 78
$1.25 2-quart Velvet Water
Bottle 89
$3.50 Ladies' Spray Syringe,
at $1.98
40e 52-inch Syringe Tubing,
at 25
PERFUMES
A complete line of Houbi
gant's Ideal, L'Origan, and
other, odors in original pack
ages. We also have all the
popular Coty odors. Buy
now, for all stock on import
ed perfumes are very scarce
this year.
$1.75 Jickej Extract, per
ounce $1.10
$1.00 Piver's Muquet Sachet
Powder, bulk, per ounce,
at 29
$1.00 Piver's Azurea Sachet.
Powder, per ounce. .69
75c Hudnut's Wood Violet
Sachet, per ounce. . .35
50c and 76c Sachet Powders,
all odors, per ounce, 25
75c Locust Blossom Extract,
per ounce 39
75c Crab Apple Extract, per
ounce 39
$2.50 Mary Garden Extract,
per ounce $1.89
$4.00 Houbigant's Coeur de
Jeanette, per oz., $2.75
$1.25 Piver's LaTrefle, Az
urea and Muquet, per oz.,
at 754
$2.00 Hudnut's Dubarry Ex
tract, per ounce. . .$1.10
$2.0U Djerkiss Extract, per
owice $1.25
IVORY
We have a complete line of
Ivory Goods, speciallv priced
for Saturday and Monday,
$3.Q0 Ivory Hair Brushes
for $1.69
CIGARS"
Little Chancellors 6
McCord-Brady Hand Made,
each fit
Box of 50 $2.50
8c Little Mozarts 5
15e Mozart, Perfecto. .10
Box of 50 $4.75
EDISON MAZDA
LAMPS
10 to 50-Watt Mazda Lamps,'
at 35t
60-Watt Mazda Lamps. . . .40
15c Fuse Plugs, 6 to 30 am
peres, at 8
At Our Store Today
We sell so many of
these famously good choc
olates that we can always
supply any of the Johns
ton popular assortments.
And Always Fresh
These are the kind you
see advertised in The Sat
urday Evening Post and
are
W Whal She Wants!
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m a a Tanlra cram im 1 O O
and 5-lb. boxes now in
SIOCK.
Beaton Drug Company
15th and Farnam Streets v
Mail Orders Receive Oar Most Careful Attention
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Bowen's Value
Giving Store
The showing of Bowen gift furniture Is most extensive. Every
floor Is filled with that which will help make your home more
beautiful and home-like. All furniture on the various floors of the
Greater Bowen store Is guaranteed as to quality, workmanship and
service. We urge and invite Inspection and comparison. It Is pos
sible only to obtain such quality furniture at typical Bowea value
giving prices. '
A Sewing Cabinet for
mother or slater la
a most acceptable
Christmas sift 'Cab
inet similar to the
one pictured above
for as little as $18.50
Cata Lea- Tablet In
mahogany, walnut or
oak are alwaya most
acceptable. Wa have
have them In practi
cally every period
design, up from fit
A Bnffet a gift Jot the home Our display of buffets Is ana of tha largest and
moat extensive. Wa have every period deetga In every flctsh including
mahogany, walnut, Jacobean oak and golden oak. The William and Miry
buffet pictured above la only , , tfS.SO
Gifts for the Home
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Mais tha Lamp Shade Lamp shades are gifts
that alwaya pleaae tha recipient and add charm
and distinctiveness to the home. Our stock of
frames Is most compute and our drapery de
partment haa the very alike which you wilt
want. Make this your lamp headquarters. Our
Instructors will be only too pleased to assist
you In designing and making your ahade.
lino
Iw the event you contemplate the purchase of a if
, limp for your home or for that of a friend, be if
euro and vlalt the Greater Bowen store before B
making your selection. Our stock Is most rsplete P
and we have lamps &s well aa ahadea In every H
finish, design and price, ranging in price for table p
lamps, up from , 18.04 s
Floor lamps, complete Including post, ahade and f
all necessary electrical attachments, up from s
S28.M g
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A big easy chair la a welcome gift They may be M
had in mahogany, wakiut, fumed and golden oak, j
upholstered tn leather. "tapestry, velour and denim; s
all typical Bowen values, priced up from.... $38.00 p
Casseroles In beautiful highly polished nickel
stands. These are In brown-white Oxford ware,
guaranteed value. Cannot be duplicated else
where for twice asked by the Oreater Bowen
tore, each, only $1.65
Aluminum Stew Pans, largs, extra heavy weight
for only SSc
Three Piece Net Aluminum Stew Fans. These are
also made of extra heavy aluminum and the
three pans are of different sizes. Three piece sets
only $1.18
Tea Kettles Aluminum, extra good Quality, can-
sot be duplicated elsewhere for considerable
more than asked here, each, only $1.85
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g You will be surprised to know of the wonderful values offered at 1
exceptionally low prices. Here you will find everything in toys for i
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g mo luuuicu, Liu DOl iaii TO
1 bring them In and let them
( enjoy a visit In Toytown.
ifsfefm r$Y
Fumed Oak Roller-top Desk and Chair,
a. real Bowen value $&M
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Screen Lanterns of every kind and
description, up from $3.86
Shoo Flies. Something which will de-
light the youngster, up from.... $1.00 P
Walking Dolls Dolls
of every else and de
acriptlon. The fam
ous walking dolls, aa
low as ti.ti, others as
low aa tse
Snameled Steel Doll Furniture. Beta like,
pictured above, np from
the one B
...... .80s r
EVERY Hn HQ Pprci7rii it n i ".".i U'.-.-r,-. .
AGENT. SHE SH 6 UD KNOW HOW TO BUY AS WELL AS THE
MERCHANT KNOWS HOW TO SELL. SHE MUST READ ADS,