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THE BEE: OMAHA; FRIDAY APRIL 16, 1920.
PLAN $350,000
FOR FIVE OMAHA
EDIFICES
GIIURCll
Comprehcnslv'City -Missions
Project for South Side Also:
'In Program bKstate
' Baptists.
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A $359,000 church edifice program
to proviaY new 'buildings for five
Omaha churches, a comprehensive
city .mission j project for Omaha, in
cluding a large community house in
South "X)maha a rebuilt-nd re-endowed
college in Grand Island the
of
splendid
establishment
equipped" aoj - adequately endowed
student, church for the Uni
versity of Nebraska,' Lincoln, and
the extension of Christian-activities
in the frontier towns of Nebraska are
-included in the new world movement
survey of the Baptist church for the
state of Nebraska.
Baptists of the state will launch
their financial campaign Sunday,
April 25. 1
T)f the $1,506,000 to be subscribed
by State Baptists, Director Newell
has announced that $785,000 will be
used for Baotist work in Nebraska.
At least $50,000 will be alldted toJcost of $1,500,000.
financing the Omaha Baptist Union, Twill follow the ne
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a cny missionf project, piuj an aaai
tional $35,000 pledged by the gen
eral societies. I he Community house
will be equipped to serve the people
of 2? nationalities who live in, South
Omaha. 'J ;
s Program wider way. --' :
r Both; the First Baptist church and
the Calvary : Baptist church have
magntneent church building pro
grams under way. , The First
church project will exceed, $125,000
and the Calvary church expects- to
raise $80.UU0 in addition to the 35,
000 which- the church received for
its present building when it was
sold to the Pilgrim Rest colored
Baptist church. Ihe survey "also in
cludes new buildings for the Benson
ami Olivet Baptist xhurches of
Omaha. N
Of the $785,000 alloted to Baptist
work in Nebraska, Grand Island
college will receive $385,000. " In ad
dition to this! Dr. A.1 T. Belknap,
the new president .of Grand Island
college, has' . received assurances
that the convention will contribute
$105,000 of .its educational fund to
the college and with a contribution
of $10,000 from the city of Grand
Island the college will get 'a toal
of $500,000 in new funds as a result
of the new world movement. -
Provide $50,000 Fund.
(The state convention also hasprjo
vided a fund of $50,000 to be used
in promoting .the building of 75-irew
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YOU can make any number,
of doughnuts uauig the same
lot of MaaOki again and again
and still you wont have a
cooky kitchen. ,
"Maaola will heat to such high
. temperature without amoking,
that food, 1 instantly crusted
when dropped in hot Maxola
this prevents aogginess and pre-
terns its flavor.;
PINT CANS
Large Siaaa v
cluapar paring
!s .'- Cam Products Refining Co. R j f&i 3ft? jfp
J Jartan ft Jeffrey Co. 408 South 12th St. ' Omaha, Neb.
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- The ariginai and first coiored' varnish ever produced. - Has given
. complete aausiacuon tor over 34 years. A strictly high- -grade
transparent varnish for finishing
- Floors
Furniture and Interior Woodwork
Prepared in natural varnish, also with stain combined, giving
beautiful imitations of all the hard woods, such as ( -.
Cherrgi Walmrt, Mahojany, Lt. Oak, Dt. Oak, Geldan Oak,
: ? ' '.: 'A Roaawood, ata. 'v.-, ' r - ,,v
,,,;" Shows the grain of th6 wood
' V i - IT IS TOUGH WATERPROOF DURABLE ,
- CAR MOTE FLOOR VARNISH
1 II a wonderful finish for Floors, Chairs, Tables, "Window Sashes,
. Book-caees, Desks and all interior wooa-work ,
Aik for Color Card "V.'
- f " , Sold1 By '
The Star Store1831 N. 24th St
Bennett & Fleming, 24th and Ante Ave.'
Central Dent Store: 3203 S. 24th. D. 5337.
" W.J.Mwwfield, 5220No:24thSt "
Hay den Bros. Dept. Store. 1 4 ;
f Wholesale Distributors .
Paxton & Gallagher Co., Omaha, Neb.
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I Dressmaking School g
Monday: Enroll Now
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Jhe "Annual Spring Dressmaking Classes that so many wome
have been inquiring about begin1 here Monday, April 19th, and
" thla season the course will be taught personally, in a series
of three courses f lessons by the celebrated j
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Madame Caabert, foraferly Instructor In the Academic
Coape of Parts. -Each course will be exactly alike and
" i cowprf twelve lessons of two and a half hours each. - .
Special attention given to specific problems, such as' making "but- 2
ton holes, seaming, hemming, racmgv tuctlng, etc- while the
. ciples of the correct handling of various portions of garments are
. dealt .with as individual subjects. . v:
i ' The principle of accurate and economical cutting thorough
ly- taBgit together with perfect fitting and constructing,
; waking W flnlshlngras welt as the correct altering of I'J
" adergnrmewfa. dresses, gowns, waists, skirts, etc. ; ( :
You may bring your individual problem and Madame Caubert will:
give you her personal attention and assist you In working out
ny perplexing point In dressmaking on which you may desire
assistance. - Classes will meet in Our special classroom on the
-third floor on Mondays and Thursdays, and on Tuesdays "and Fri
days;' and on Wednesdays and Saturdays. . Tickets for the entire
course of twelve, lessons, only 76c, now on- sale in out Notion De
partment (Main Floory. Any one in our Notion Department will,
f be glad to personally explain and answer anj further Questions
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Baptist churches'and 65 Baptist par
sonages in the state at an aggregate
I his campaign
new world move
ment.
The student church of the Univer
sity ofNebraska -vail be established
at accost of. $25,000 and an endow
ment fund of $25,000 for its main
tenance will be provided. A deal
was closed this week for the pur
chase of thfsite for the new stu
dent church. - ; ; '
Arrest Third Man In Case
; Of 'Alleged Blackmail
Beatrice. Neb., Aprif 14. (Special
Telegram.) Lon McCown was ar
rested x here Wednesday , night in
connection with the blackmailing
case wherein three men are alleged
to have obtained $1,000 from John
Jurgens, wealthy German farmer
living near Pickrell by impersonat
ing federal officers. Walter Wick
ersham and Ed McConnell, Hwo
other "residents of this city, .are in
jail at Lincoln on a similar charge.
FILM EXCHANGE
. IN OMAHA SUED -FOR
$750,000
Operator of "Biderup Circuit"
v Alleges Board Has Ruined
. His Business.
' Alleging a Wholesale conspiracy
on the part of a so-called "Omaha
moving pittare film trust" to wreck
and ruin His business in the opera
tion of a scope or more theaters in
Nebraska, Charles G. Binderup of
Omaha.and Mindn, Neb., yesterday
brought suit for. $750,000 damages in
United States 'district couct against
branch film exchanges here. "
The tuit- is the first of its kind
ever filed in district court here Und
is brought under an act of congress
of 1890-enacted to "prohibit unlaw
ful restraints and monopolies."
Binderup claims that, ; through' a
conspiracy of the. Omaha 'Film
Board of Trader he has been black
listed and denied films. and adver
tising matter for theaters he owns
and leases in the state. ..
Because of this concerted action,
Bfnderup' alleges his business has
Ijeen destroyed, his theaters made
idle, and his income exhausted
i. Refuses $1,000 Deposit .
The last conspiracy, he says re
sulted from his refusal to do busi
ness with the defendants, where
upon at a meeting 'of the board in
Omaha, he was denied the exchange
of films for his agency by a unani
mous vote of the directors of the
Omaha" FiJm Exchange. j v '
This action was taken., on "'the
grounds that he Should be denied
film service except to theaters which
he owned and following his refusal
to' deposit $1,000 in an Omaha bank
to guarantee his 'good fath. f '
The film exchanges y made de
fendants are; Parhe Exchange of
Nebraska, Kobertson-Cole company,
of Nebraska, Famous Players-t-asky
corporation, Select Pictures corpora
tion, A. H. Blank Enterprises, Vita-
graph-Selig,
W. VV.
corporation,
tssanay
Hodkinson,. Metro Pictures
corporation,
Universal K Exchange,
iaemmie r.xcnange, .enterprise dis
tributing x corporation, Fontenelle
Feature Film . contpany, (Inc.);
Globe Film company, Gpldwyn Pic
ture corporation,
Bryan Raps Hitchcock -At
Tecumseh Meeting
Tecumseh, Neb., April 15. (Spe
cial Telegram.V-William J. Bryan
addressul a large gathering here to
day. He outlined the principal is
sues which will confront the national
democratic convention. He said he
expects to be there whether a dele
gate or not. ' r - )
Mr. Bryan spoke at length to the
women and urged them to lake ad
vantage of suffrage. Much of the
speaker's time was devoted to Unit
ed States Senator Gilbert Hitchcock
and the latter's position on the
temperance issue.
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. hiiiii i i am si ai si unii "in "l m.. TTgTrMMrMM,aT"M"MMM,M"MM"',,M,M,M-
TO GET IN OB Ol'T OF BUSINESS, V THE BEE WANT AD COLUMNS,
regarding the lessons. .
Complete.
Cours
75c
Apri1 19th
to May 15th,
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4 Warner's" Rust-Proof '
Summer Net Corsets
- Now is the time to purchase this' comfortable
corset for the warm weather. - This is an ideal '
model lor tht average type of figure, and, hathtwo s
jja'irs of good hose supporters attached. All sizes
from 20 to 30. On sals in our bargain basement
Special Friday, at 2.00 j
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If You Need d Suit Attend This Sale",
v Men's Young Men's
; Snappy
Model
Season's Popular Models
Specially Priced, at v '
Sails'
This sensational sale offers you hundreds of new, snappy mod- '
els in the most popular models and materials. There are blues,
browns and gray mixtures in sport styles for the young men, and .
more conservative models for the older men. Come in and let us
show them to you. The values speak for
themselves. Special, at, .
V- 7
18150
2,500 Boys'
Blouses
Special Friday, at 79c
, ; Well known makes-in madras,, fancy
percales and plain blue chambrays, col
' lar attached styles. Sizes 6 to 16 years.
Regular 98c and 1.25 values, very spe
cially priced for Friday, at - 79
t . Boys' Coveralls7 :
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Just the thing for around the housfror
oHt-door play; sizes" rn . A A
2 to 8 years; priced at l.JV IU 6VV
, v J Branded St ores BaseinentM en's Store.
Vx Friciay ;Values , in '
DOMESTICS
Bleached Muslir; Cambric
A. splendid quality for - making
sheets and pillow cases, or undergar
ments; long mill lengths; on two large
tables, at, yard 24Ht ind 18H
,v -V ; v vPercile V ; 1 .' ' ;
a' For dresses; and wrappers; medium
and light colors; pretty striped and;
figured effects; also in plain colors;'
long mill lengths; 36 inches wider"
special at, .per, yard i 35tf
' Qiifghjm Sem&ants
" 10,000 yards of Red Seal, Amoskeag
' and York Ginghams; also other stand
ard qualities in pretty checks and'
stripes; in one big lot for Friday, at
per yard - V. 1 35t
Bookfold Galatea Suiting . .
. A' wonderful assortment of attrac
vtive patterns in medium and- light
colors; very desirable for boys' and
. girls' school suits and presses; splen
did value; special, at per . yard 35
' Curtain Voile.
: , Fancy printed new spring patterns;
suitable for. bedrooms or summer i
- homes; - 36 Inches wide. Special, at,
per yard ' ( ' ' ;18f
Bleached Seamless Sheets
xOf a splendid - quality eastern
sheeting; free from dressing of any
kind; in two. posular sizes.
Size ,. 72x90inches, each, at 1.85
Size 72x99 fnches. each, at 1.98
- Bleached Pillow Cases
' Wade of regular pillow case muslin.
A splendid quality for. hotels and
rooming houses, as well as fantily use.
Size 42xS6, each, atV 43
Size 45x36, each, at - . 45
Brandeis Stores ,'
. , Basement North. . v
Bandeaux -
Specially Priced, Friday, at 63c
, Of pink and white poplin; elastic inserts
m the back; front and back closing; well
made; in sizes 32 to 44. Specially y
priced, for. Friday, at N 0jC
Brandeis Stores BasementArcade.
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Great 2Day Sale of
ouses
fa, $5 and $6 Values,
Specially Priced,
for this Sale, at
2i5
, The story is a simple otte a manufacturer had too many'
blouses on hand he needed cash, so we'secilred the blouses at
figures far below today's market prices. And, as usual, we v
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are passing a good deal on to our customers. ,
.-And every. blouse is a real . bargain all in up-to-date
styles and attractive new Spring colorings, in sizes to fit al
most everyone. , ' ' ' v , :
, ...There ar beaded and. fancy, braided Geor
gettes, the popular fancy lace and net creations,
plain and fancy silk blouses in crepe de chine,'
heavy Jap sillc or plaid silk-
i-
in fact, almost any ,
kind of a- blouse one could desire. At this
price you" should not .fail to provide ' your
blouse needs for months, tocorae.,. it . Is. v. ,
- , Brandeis Stores Basement Acadi,
1.59
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Draperies
- Some-Low-Priced Drapes for ,
'After Spring Mouse-Cleaning
3,000 Yards of Scrim t r
Plain and fancy; tape, edge borders; 5 to IS yard'
lengths; worth 19c per yard on the bolt; '.,, m g
special Thursday, at, per yard : 1UC
750 l?airs Nottingham Curtains .
In lace and scrim; hemstitched and trimmed with
'lace edges; regular 2.50 valuers, ;
. . special, at, per pair ., -
1,000 Yards Drapery Madras
In old rose, green and gold; floral and bird designs;
2 to 10-yard lengths; worth 1.98 on 1 : ftf
the bolt Special, in remnants, per yard ,. iOC
,2,000 Window Shades " ' T ' . '
Light and dark green: 28 to 36 inches wide; 6 feet
Inner mill Btvftnr1fl nnTnnlatA torlth ftv,irAa. .
limit, ten to a customer, each, at
6,000 Yards Drapery Nets
' All colors, including the bird and floral designs; 36 '
inches wide; worth 89c per yard -'.,',QOJi
on bolt, special, at, er yard ' JC
1,200 Extension Rods - , -.
Extra heavy; 50 inches long; well made; handy this
tune or. me year; complete ,
with the fixtures at' ;' " '
, ' Brandeis S tores-r Basement South.
50c
10c
An Econ6my Sale of
and
- "Every Pair
Trade-Marked"
; For
Women
Low Shoes
Regular 6.50 to 7.50 Valiies
Spedially Priced, at
The High Sh6es
i i 650 pairs of high grade shoes. Made in black
' kid vamps with contrastihg cloth uppers lace models
with ! narrow toes -Goodyear .welt - sewn soles -with
either Louis covered or leather heels..' Other models of a
fine high grade patent vamps with contrasting cloth uppers.
Have the hand-turned soles and French heels.. Make Splendid
dress shoes.' Regular 6.50 and 7.50 values, speciaK
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Widths AA to C.
at 3
Sizes 2U to 7. '
LaceN Oxfords -Pumps
Consisting of lace oxfords and a feV pumps with
hand-turned1 and Goodyear welt Soles and French cov
ered heels patent leather predominating, o oC
sular 7.00 values, special, at ? JlpJ
Sizes 2i3 0 5. idths AAA to B
- Brandeis Stores Basement East.
WaUPaper
cut-out borders: special,
roll ''...-
Plain- 80-Inch, oatmeal papers la all
colors, showing new and attractive
at, per
. " .- ' . -
Papers for kitchen and bedroom;
borders to match, at, per roll
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Dainty bedroom papers la new ef
fects with cut-out borders . to
match, . in two lots, at, per
roll ' . - v lit and 14t
light and dark papers ' for living
room, parlor or hall; '. attractive
cut-out borders to match; priced.
v per; roll, at ; 1 ; 12H ,
Tarnished gilt papers, "all. new asd
beautiful in color Effects'; cut-out
borders to match; in two Tots-, at
; per roll . .. 12 and 164
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A choice selection of new papers in
-' eluding oatmeals, two-toned stripes
' and all over effects, suitable for
the downstairs rooms; 'specially
priced, per' roll, at 24e
' A very attractive display of 80-tnch
blends, crass cloths, basket weaves
s . and two-tones, showing cut-out
decorations tomatch; priced, per
s "roll, at 42e
" -Brandeis Stores- - ,
V Basement West: ' ,
Notions
Every-D ay-Needs
. for Spring Sewing : ,
Remnants of elastic, each at 54
- Large spools of basting thread, three
for - .-, , , .25
-Rlck Rack braid, two bolts 254
Bias" tape, white, two bolts 1 254
Wash edging, fast colored, two bolts
- for .. 25?'
Rust-proof dress clasps, 6 cards
' for 254,,
Rusl-proof hooks and eyes, 6 cards
- tor -,. . . . 'x- 254
Good safety pins, 6 cards .254
' Sewing silk, 60-yard .s'poolsj 54
Shoe trees, two pairs, at 254
Coat and tronser hangers, each 104
Fast colored darning cotton, ' - ."
6 for v. - 254
' Baby robber pants, per pair, 504
Paper' shopping bags, each 104
0. Jf. T. and Sllkene crochet cotton,"
two. balls for , 254
Hair pins, large packages. 2 for 54
, ' Machine oil, large bottle . 154
Stocktsg feet, two pairs for 1 254
Inside Skirt belting, per yard 104
Brandeis Stores ; '
Basement South. ( I
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Towels Spreads
v Specially Priced for Friday ;
Cotton Toweling, Worth 29c v
Heavy variety, fancy red border; soft, absorhent for "
, glass or kitchen use; regular 29c value, Ofg
special, at, per yard - . , VwC
Bed Spreads, Worth 4.50 ; ; f
yIn attractive colored stripes of blue and pink; hemmed -ends;
regulation size; good quality . o A(
worth 4.50, special, each at (. Oit?
Turkish Towels, Worth 70c .
1200; full bleachedr plain white or fancy colored ,bor-.
ders; hemmed ends; double twlstedjarns; , , cq
70c ' values, special, each at
Barber Towels
WOO; the soft and absorbent quality; hemmed ends;
' r very special,-for maay
'-Only: at per doen
nds; y i..
Ufa
Brandeis Stores Basement South..
' Ever-1
Banned Sailors
1 Priced Specially for) Friday at 4.95
This Is a new showing Just In, the new chic sailors with
rolling brims, straight brims, or others with drooping effects.
Some are in black with (colored facings and others x m
are in all black, brown or navy. Friday special, at 47U
v Brandeis Stores Basements-Arcade.
Splendid
Values in
Union Suits
Hose
Women's Union Suits
Women's
Children's
v
Of white cotton) sleeveless; lace knee; very
39c
15c
1.00
' good value; sizes 36 to 44; priced, per suit, at
Women's Ribbed Vests : v
Cotton ribbed; sleeveless; taped; every woman,
Can have a supply at this price; in all sizes, each
Child's Knitted Waists ' o
Made with strong elastic tape; bone buttons;
sizes 2 ot 12; priced 85e each, or three for
Women's Cotton Union Suits ' "
. . Sleeveless; full taped; lace knee; closed style; C
good quality at this low price; all sizes; per suit OOC
Womens Lace Yoke Vests . I
With fancy lace yokes: sleeveless; special val
ues; 36 to 44; priced at 35c each, or three for
Women's Cotton and Lisla Hose -
. OForwomen; black; double soles; seconds of our :
regular 50c ,to 85c 'quality, special, at. per suit
Women's Full-fashioned Hose
In black and white with the double soles and
7 hemmed tops; very good value; priced, per pair
Women's Cotton Hosiery , v
. In black only, with ribbed tops;" a splendid value
. at this Friday , price; priced, at, per pair
Women's Split Footf Hosiery 4
In split foot In. regular and extra sizes;
t : very gdod wearing hose; priced at, per -pair
Men's Cotton1 Seamless Hose
1,00
25c
50c
25c
25c
In black and colors; all - sizes; ' a splen- (r
did wearing- sock for every day;, pair for X .UU
Brandeis Stores Basement Bast.
You'll Soon Need Some of This
Hardware
Blade is made ot silver; all very well made;
with whip and earthen bowl; (
specially pricea at . s
Dunlap Egg Beater, Silver Blade v
complett
98c
Vacuum Ice Cream Freezes
Freezes the ice cream or ices without the labor lof turn
ing the freezer; buy now for Summer. . - O Ai
Specially priced,, at . . i ; , -' S.t7
; Hoes 39c
12 tooth mal
" leabla hj u e
'finish rate,
special, 394
" Golden Rod '
Washing Powder
For washing clothas," or
floors; large pack- t O '
age, special at l)0
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' Rakes 39c
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With iiveted shank:
blue linisn, special
at v 384
Garden Seeds
garden
5c
Nebraska grown
seed, two pack
ages for
Brandeis Siores-BasemeatWesU
