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Birthday Party.
Henry Lidgard, jr., vs honorce
at an informal affair given Saturday
evening at his home in Council
Bluffs, the occasion being his birth
day. Those present were Mrs. Lid
gafd and
Kva Hnhnhaum
Kntiiar Nlaon
Kathrlno Nnwioniba )lay Ilowr
Bm Smith
Dorothy Zook
Rtihcj Doner
Mi .sra
Charles stala
I.mlta Pnydfr
AlfrM Pohrocd.r
.lu Don.r
wear St.lnmun
-Vfrn Krocli
Anna M Tiu
Norma Inr
Huby Lliliatd
Mmrf
Wallace llnhnbaum
llonry I.WIaanl
l.ant l.arn.n
Roy Farrow
Arthur Fulhoft
Karl Fulhoft
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Canteeners to Parade. ;
ilrs. George I'rinz announces that
Ihe' canteen workers who wera
formerly stationed at Fort Omaha
will mardi on Saturday in the
Americanization parade with those
who were on duty at the Union sta
tion. The canteeners' are to form
their ranks at 1:30 o'clock Saturday
on the north side" of the postoftice.
Mrs. I'rinz has asked that the work
ers wear the regular canteen uni
form and communicate with her at
Douglas 217 before Saturday.
In Charge of "Gold Star" Girls.
Mrs. Howard Baldrige is "in
charge' of the girls who wilt repre
sent the soldiers ajid nurses who
. died during the war in the.Ameri
conization parade Saturday. These
girls', who are from Bohemian,
I Palish',' Greek, Danish, Swedish and
..-Jewfa.il organizations, the Joan ' of
. Arc club, Community Service, Social
Settlement and Daughters of Isa
bella, number 148. Overseas work
ers will' represent the nurses in the
paradc.v The girls Will wear red.
.white and blue veils and each will
, ;arry a. banner on which will be the
liaine of the soldier and a gold star.
j nc gins w in meet inursaay eve
ning at 7:30 at the Auditorium to be
drilled by Mr. Young of the Boy
Scouts. Mrs, Harry Doorly and Mrs.
Myron Learned will be in charge of
the costumes for those who will
march.
Luthtr League.
The Benson Luther league will
give a reception Wednesday night
in the church parlors. Members of
the confirmation class to be honor
guests.
Benefit for Orphanage.
A benefit ball and bazar will be
given- Wednesday evening .at the
Municipal Auditorium for the St.
James orphanage at Benson. Miss
Robina Kemmcrer is in charge of
the affair.
P. E. O. Affair.
Mrs. Harry M. Binder will enter
tain Chapter B. X. of the P. E. O.
at her home, 4801 Farnam street,
Thursday eyening.
Strawberry Fete.
Mrs. Clarence Rubendall's circle
of the Westminster .Presbyterian
church will hold their annual straw
berry fete early in June on the
church property at Thirty-fifth and
Woolworth avenue.
To Entertain Mr. and Mrs. Cartan.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sibbernsen
will entertaia at dinner at the C C.
Allison home Thursday evening in
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Nash Cartan
of; Sart Francisco. Mr. and Mrs.
Cartan, who are enroutt home from
the east, arc guests at the L. C.
Nash home. The other" guests will
be "Mr. and Mrs. Jack Summers and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garrett.
"-v.,, . ; Baptist Mission .Party.
lThe Mission socty of the Benson
baptist church y?ill be entertained
Wednesday at the home of Mrt.
J.;T, Pickard. ".
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Lehmet leave
Soon to, make their home on a ranch
iiear,Lingle, 'Wyoming.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Nelson,
Miss Dprothy Meriam. and William
Kavan were guests of Silver Lynx
fraternity at dinner rt the chapter
house in Lincoln Saturday.
Robert Adams and William Har
rison were guests at the spring party
of, Sigma Chi held jn Lincoln Fri
day evening.
Dora Weith and V. Lenoff were
g ties is at the spring party of Alpha
Chi Omega, Friday evening, at the
Lincoln hotel.
Kappa Kappa Gamma entertained
the following Omaha girls in Lincoln
at the chapter house for the week
end: Frances Patton, Pauline Richey,
Bernice Meieryurgen, Louise Mo
Ewan, Kathcrine Hastings and Mary
Ure.
Mrs. Raymond Overmire of San
Francisco, formerly of, Omaha, will
arrive here .Saturday from Minne
apolis to spend the week-end. She
is enroute home.
Mrs. Thomas Kites of Pittsburgh,
who has been visiting her' parents,
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Austin, left
Tuesday evening for her home.
Henry Atwood. David Brazes,
Herman Bodner, Limus Crowley,
Harry, filston, Charles Lanmors,
Karl Lenimer, Fred Nelson, Ralph
Shirey, Frank Nelson, Walter Tay
lor and Donald Dickinson were week
end guests of Pi Phi Chi in Lincoln.
Miss Marie Cejnar was a guest
at an informal party of Kappa Delta
Pi held in Lincoln Saturday even
ing. Mrs. F. W. Hadley has gone to
Los Angeles, Cat, where she will
spend three months.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Melady and
family have moved to their new
country home named "Balla Ma
chree," which, in the old Gaelic
tongue, means "Home of My Heart."
"Balla Machree" is situated west of
Elmwood park on Ninetieth and Pa
cific streets.
Mrs. Joel Pomerene of Lincoln
arrived Saturday to be the guest of
Mrs. George Van Studdif6rd at Fort
Crook.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Thomas, who
recently returned from California,
have purchased a home at 4155 Cass
Mrs. George Norwood of Chicago
arrived Monday to spend several
days in Omaha as the guest of Miss
Henrietta Rees.
Merwyn R. Goff, who has resided
in Chicago for the last 10 years, has
returned to Omaha to make hi3
home.
Clubdom
American War Mothers.
The American War Mothers in
vite all women who had sous and
daughters in the world war to at
tend a meeting Thursday at 10 a. m.
hi the palm room of the Hotel Fon
tenelle. Arrangements will be made
for the Americanization parade,
which is to be held Saturday. Plans
for the collection of fluids for the
Marne monument will also be dis
cussed. . '
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Overalls-Overalls
Wonderful Sale Thursday
A Mighty Sale, a Ridicu
lously Low Price
You'll Want to Get
in on This Sale.
Twenty-five dozen first quality,
absolutely fast color overalls will
be sold Thursday by the Beddeo
Clothing Co. at decidedly less
than what you will be compelled
to pay for such overalls in other
Omaha stores. It's the result of
a special, purchase, and a desire
in .Hpmnnst.rnt to Omaha work-
irjgmen the extraordinary type of
values this store of fers.
"', Full cut bib overalls, blue
dehim, good weight, all sizes, and
we doubt if ever again such phe
nomenal, values will present
themselves to tb.e workingman of
Omaha. .. . .. -
Watch Wednesday's papers for
full particulars of this sale,
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Beddeo Clothing Co.
; 1417 Douglas Street
ADVERTISEMENT
3-Grain Tablet Makes 1
Flesh: j j
Any one wishing to add to their weight,
improve their color, nd reitore a normal
.condition, of the stomach and nerves,
. .should, adopt the wonderfilry .successful
.;!trtment known to physicians 'and drwr
1 jrftits" as "3-jrrain hypo-nuclane tablets,"
""put up in sealed packages with- full direc-
tions for homo use. Red lips, pink cheeks,
' and 10 to SO pounds increase in veiicht
,fr Tot uncommon results from several
months' usage. Ask your well-stocked
-"rugEist'for them.- C
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BEAUTY
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Go well with the plan
of household clean
liness that a good
housekeeper always
follows.
Have You an
American Beauty
Iron in Your Home?
THE NELSON
COMPANY
Artistic Electric Fixturea and
Household Appliances '
406 South 15th Street
PHONE, DOUGLAS 7649 j
Next Door to Orpheum Theater
American Beauty Irons1
Not an Expense, But a Saving
Saving in Operation
Saving in Time
Saving on Clothes
When buying an Electric Iron, quality and
efficiency should be your first demand. v
Electric Household
Appliances
, of quality are always to be had at the
- Electric Shop Retail
( t-.tV.
Nebraska mi Power Co.
FarnainatritecnUv
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23l4HStSai4e
Mmbrican Beauty
ELECTRIC inOKT "
The Best Iron Made
Pay a trifle more at first and
be assured of the same sat
isfactory results after years
of use, as upon the day you
buy it
. Thr If altm tht "Little Baty '
' ' ': rtcrrrfc rron made egpeclally far umm
in tkm boudoir or wing room for
pronlng thorn hey, delicati arHeimt
im witht tm iron onmU. iaW
mhm trmpoling.
SoU by Electrical, Hardwar, and Department
Star, and Electrical Companies
Manufactured by
American Electrical Heater Company,
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Americanization Parade.
Members of the Oniaha Woman's
club division who will take part in
the Americanization parade Satur
day are to meet promptly at 1 p. m.
in "front of the Y. W. C. A. building-.
508 South Seventeenth street. Mrs.
L. Henipel and. Miss .Kathcrine
YVorley will lead the division. Their
lieutenants are: Mrs. O. Y.,Kring,
Mrs. VV. E. Shafer, - Mrs. Edward
Johnson, -Mrs. W. . S. Knight and
Miss Gladys Shamp.
All women and girls not affiliated
with other organizations are invited
to join the woman's club section.
Political and Social Science.
The political- and social science
department of the Omaha Woman's
club will hold a special meeting
Monday afternoon, -2:30 o'clock, at
the Prettiest Mile club. Tea will be
served following the business ses
sion. Reservations may be made
with Miss Grace Thomas, Douglas
8679. : - :
Dinner Party.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest -'Scgi enter
tained at dinner at their home 'Sun
day evening, thej occasion ; being
their fifth wedding . anniversary.
Covers were placed for Messrs. and
Mesdames Charles Wilson, Giiorgc
ChristofTerson, Harry Smith, H.
Overbeck and Mrs. Charles Segi,
Anna Jacobsen, Uuth and Margaret
Christofferson, Dorothy Wilson and
Morence and H.-.rry Smith.
In the United States the average
weight of adult females is 1 10 pounds
and the height, five feet four inches.
Calendar
llanMiM Wnutan'a ( lub WadiiMday aft-
i-rtmoH, with Sir. W. A. Wilcox. 4917
Kin pip I, slrrct.
Urn on Mllindlt l-(irlan MUlon Ko
flrtj Wrdnckday aftfrnoon. with Mm.
Jnhu Oatvert. Mm. K. N. Howernian and
Mia. B M. l'.abomk will aaalt.
t'orr4t Plrtiiin ( la Wedncaday, S:10
p. in.. Y. M. . A., studio o( Tiof. Ed
win ruW. .
Mothrrn' Club Wodnoaday, 1 o'clwk
lunchoon, Willi ilrs.N Rnyal Mill'r, 4904
('hli-Htfn plrrpt. Vv. K Cox, assiplant
li(t.6i.t, I.hmmom, "Art and Muwlc." Mrs.
(!. I.'. Mli kcl will rad a paprr on "The
Wnr ! 'fli'i tnd in Art." lira. Bradlry
Upi-'k uhpi-t will be "Music mspirrd By
Ihe War." Roll cull will bo answered by
current loptt-s.
lldaiiali Sorlfty Wpdnpsday. S3" P.
ni., J.-rii! liuilditiK. Niurtppnth anil I-ar-nam
pireets. Klti tion of offh-erH.
MihIc nrimrlinrnt. Dtnnhn 'Woman's
f'lnb WrduoKday, 3 p. in.. Y. W .1. A.
("horus rrhaiiraal. Mrs. W. B. ShHfer,
loader. Hi nr." G. Cox, director of chorus.
Flna ArtK Society Wednesday, 2:S0 p.
in.. Hi.U-l Konli'nel'iC. Annual buslnca
nolHirf and election of officer!.
Hook Keview Smtinn, A. f. A. Wednes
day 4 p. in.. V. W. ('. A. Mtsa Avis
Hnhp(t will review "America Among the
Nations." by H. H. Towers.
St. I'aiil'a KM-opal (iiurrh tVnniaii'h
Aiixlllury WodneNdiiy. all day kenslnB
ton, Ol.ild'a Saving limtitute.
Kraiiel" U'HIard, W. C. T. I Wednea
day. i p. in., Y. W. C. A. hubjert.
'Amorlcai liHilon. ' Mrs. J. If. Uawklna
will have clinritn rf thu proprain.
I. K. 4). MNtarhoiid, t'liapter B. X.
Wednel.i.v, 2 . in., with Mrs.. 11. K. I'oll
mer, 4SI8 California -street.
(.eneral I .aw ton Amlllary Wednesday,
S ' p. m. Memorial hall, ourt house,
3'lnna will bo discussed for Memorial day
iclebrallon.
4)niah W. O. T. V. Wednesday. 2 p.
m., . .M. C. A. Kduiatlonal mealing,
huiijert, "Local ' Charities."
iiiiiiiiiinlly Srrvhe Wednesday, social
fvenliiB 4.1 Olrls' (Jominuntty house at .j6
p. in. fi.-f Wanim mid Bcobe ulubs; Mi.a
Kva NUUcr. , president. ,
ian, Mrs. E. L. Scott; chairman of
nvrmbcrship committee, Mrs. Mar
garet Maxwell Ferguson; entertain
ment, Mrs. Mildred lark IJorrow
manj reception- cqnmiittec, Mrs.
Clara Cleghorn Eckstein; philan
trophic. Mrs. M. J. Cams; delegates
to congress of "states, Mrs. ' J. C.
Adams and Mrs. A. A. Mutiro. Mrs.
Munro formerly lived in Oniaha.
, Holy Name Card Party.
.V card party will "be given Wed
nesday at Marks hall, Forty-fifth
and Burdctte streets by the womei.
of the Holy Name parish.
A Nevada woman has broufht ti
action for breach of promise against
her divorced husband, claiming that
he courted her a second time.
Nebraska Club.
At the last meeting of. the Ne
braska club of New York City, Mrs.
D. D. Ashley was re-elected presi
dent. , The vice presidents for the
coming year will bcMrs. Frctlericka
Mcintosh Staub, Mrs. Elsie Blandin
Beans, Mrs. Maude V Hammond
Fling, Mrs. Frank Rainbow;. record
ing secretary, Mrs, Blanche Glasgow
King;' corresponding secretary, Mrs.
May Whiting Wcstcrmann; treas
urer, Mrs. Charles Sawyer; auditor,
Mrs. Ella Boose De Young, histor-
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BOBSSI
Overalls vs. Low Cash Prices .
Important April Sales
20 25 30
Reductions on New Spring Fashions
These big reductions from cash prices offer great inducements for your
spring buying. ' "
FINE NEW SUITS NEW SPRING WRAPS
$35.00 Values; Month End $23.34 $24.75 Sport Coats, now on sale..$19.S0
$44.50 Values, Month. End. .v . .$29.67 $20.75 Sport Coats, now on sale.. $23.80
$55.00 Values, Month End $36.67 $35.00 Sport Coats, now on sale.. $28.00
$69.00 Values, Month End $46.00 $44.50 Sport Coats, now on aale.. $35.60 4
$89.00 Values, Month End. .$59.34 $54.50 Sport Coats, now on sale.. $43.80
$98.00 Values, Month End. $65.50 $59.00 Sport Coats, now on sale.. $47.20
500 New Blouse at 20 Per
Cent Off
Short and Long Sleeves
200 Mod ian Sweaters, Wed-
neday, 20 Per Cent Off
Tuxedo, Ripple, Blouse
148 Wool Skirt at 20 Par
Cent Off
Some Accordion Pleats
1812 FARNAM STREET
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By ihe Golden Rule
not by the Rule ofXjcld
WHAT ARE the most precious .elements in American Life?,. ;yf y . '
Respedt for the home? Jesus found women slaves; He made them companions. Down
through the ages His Church has been the champiori of women's rights and aspirations.
Respect for the man who works ? It was the Carpenter of Nazareth who gave labor
its great charter. "You are sons of God," He said. In that sentence Democracy wai bom.
Respect for property? Modern business is credit ; and credit is character. All that makes
property safe in the worjd is bound up in the reverence for law that religion breeds.
Respect for education? ' Who gave America her colleges? They were founded by Chris
tian ministers, almost all of them. . .
On these great essentials must We "build a better
America, and a better world. And every one of
them rests on the foundations of the Christian Church.
Thirty denominations of that Church are uniting''
now in a simultaneous campaign. . , ,
The appeal is to every lover of America, to you
They are uniting because the task before the Church1 whether you , are inside the Church or out. The rt
is too great for any one denomination ; because there building of the world is a pirifual
must be no duplication of effort; no waste. task. Faith must be the cornerstone
... on which .the new foundations are
They have had. the courage to-survey the whole .laid, true;-the measuring rod by
task, and to ask for a budget large enough to sustain. , which the builders build must be
(1) the work abroad, (2) the work at home including r , the Golden Rule.
the Church's part in the huge task of Americanization.
(3) the colleges and (4) hospitals, supported by the
Churches, (S) the religious training of the young, and
to provide (6) a living wage for the Church's
ministers.
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JSjllA Civt when the call comes to youjivo Jlf MBI I Iff
wirt your 'M ''00
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EsTlRCHURCH World Movement
of 9drth Jmerica
The publication of this advertisement is macfe possible throvih the cooperation of thtr.y d ,ninationa.