Banks Promise 5 Per Cent
Of Interchurch World Fund
Omaha banks have promised
irouch their clearing house to do
nate 5 per cent of all subscriptions
rode to the Interchurch World
movement campaign, according to
an announcement made by David
Cole, chairman of the committee, at
its luncheon at the Masonic temple.
In the same breath, Mr. Cole
stated that total subscriptions to the
fund had already passed $400,000
and there was a twinkle in his eye
as he uttered this amendment.
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UNI STUDENTS '
STUDY STOCK OF
OMAHA PACKERS
Sixty Members of Freshman
Class Guests of Stockyards
To Study Beef Types
Of Cattle.
After spending the day as guests
of the management of the Stock
Yards company at a dinner in the
Exchange building1 and being enter
tained by superintendent of the var
ious packing plants Thursday, 60
students from the Nebraska univer
sity taking the freshmen course in
judging' and studying market types
of cattle returned to Lincoln last
night.
The party was in charge of Pro
fessors V. If. Slavin and V. J.
Loeffel, members of the animal hus
bandry faculty of the university.
They arrived at the yards in the
morning at 9 and devoted the day
to the study of the various types of
stock rather than to the top-notch-crs,
with a view of investigating the
practical and professional side of the
business rather than the ethical or
theoretical.
Part of the aftcrnoon'was spent in
inspecting the packing plants, where
they witnessed demonstrations of
meat cutting and other activities.
Brie City News
Field Ciub To Dance A dinner
dance will be the closing feature of
the formal opening of ths Omaha
Field club. May 22. The golfing aea
noii, however, will start the week be
fore. Mrs. l'lke To 8vik Mrs. Fiske,
appearing the rest of the week at the
Brandeis theater, will address the
regular mceintsr of the Chamber of
Commerce meniners naay noon.
She will talk on the conservation of
food animals.
Howard Gets Job Jerry Howard,
high man on the democratic ticket
for state representative, has been ap
pointed sanitary inspector and began
his duties Wednesday, serving; no
tices on property owners to clean up
their premises.
Bobbed By Sneak Thief A thief
ransacked the rooms or u. J. uor
nado in the Angeles apartments
Wednesday while he was in the base
ment Jewelry valued at $178 was
taken, ho told the police.
Asks $75,000 Damages Damages
of $75,000 for alleged injuries in
Council Whiffs, April 2, were asked
in a suit filed in the district court
yesterday by Maude A. Bcebe against
the Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis &
Omaha Kailroad company.
HoiiiI Salo Authorized Sale of
$5,000,000 In gas bonds was formally
authorized yesterday by passage of
the ordinance at the city council
meeting. The bonds will mature se
rially, the first falling due July 1,
1925, and the last in July, 1950,
Kludrs Six Policemen After steal
ing a revolver from a pawnshop at
1203 Douglas street, an unidentified
negro boy was chased several blocks
by six policemen, and the owner of
Silk Kimona
Special
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Values to $22.50 at $12.75
These Kimonos are of Habutai
Silk in Old Rose, Old Blue and
Dark Blue, embroidered with
Cherry Blossoms, Wisteria or
Chrysanthemum.
$12.75
W. H. ELDRIDGE
IMPORTING CO.
1318 Farnam Street
Opp. W. O. W. Bldg.
n tti m .jflFi iuv l ii
No Matter How, Fast You
Work With a HOOVER
You'll Raise No Dust
The Hoover Electric-Suction Cleaner
is a most practical and useful
Electric Appliance
for the home.
With it you can clean the carpets and
rugs on the floors, and they will stay
clean irom dust, grit and lint
every day in the year.
Now Is the Time
to Buy
We have 300 of them which
we shall sell in fifteen days for
oo .
a Month
the store. He escaped by running
into the new building of the A. Y.
McDonald company on Twelfth
street.
Facet Burglary Charge A doien
spoons, safety razor, several pairs of
cuff links and a revolver were taken
from the pockets of Frank Williams
of Chicago when arretted yesterday.
The revolver bore the engraved
name of B. J. Burkett. 1821 South
Thirty-third street. A charge of bur
glary of the Burkett home was
placed against the suspect.
rickpockets Busy Pickpockets
continue their activities, according to
three reoorts to the police Wednes
day. A wrist watch was taken from
the' arm of Miss Clinton Hoover,
3401 Arbor street, lti the Brandeis
store. ,T. C. Caldwell. 205 South
Twenty-fifth street, lost a wallet at
the Sun theater. H. H. Wilson. Hotel
Paxton. was Jostled by three men In
front of the hotel and lost a wallet
with $85.
Kcfubea to Join Husband His
wife would not come to America
from Russia to Join him in the land
of the free so Harry Feldman filed
a suit for divorce in the district
court yesterday. He came to Amer
ica in 1911 to make a fortune for
the family, and recently having ac
cumulated enough to pay the passage
of his wife and children to America,
he mailed them tickets and money. A
letter from his wife informed him
that she would not leavo the land of
the bolshevik.
Women Will Be Guests
Wives and sweethearts will be
guests at the May party of the Con
cord club iu the ''Rats Cellar" at
Hotel Fontenelle tonight at 6.
F. R. Gurney, president of the Lion
Bonding Cq., will speak and prize
drawings will be heli for both men
and women.
Divorce Court
Plvorre Itltlnn.
I.ernyal Baker against Adfltna Bakfr,
d.xrrllon.
Klale Shepherd aiainst John W. Shep
herd, sxlrmio cruHty.
IMvorr Oerrees.
Frances Browuli' from Harry Brown
Iff. desertion.
John A. B. Martin from Cora S. ilsrtln.
rruMty
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$5
making it easy for you to have a
HOOVER in your home.
If you cannot call at the Electric Shop Retail,
then phone Tyler 3100 or South 3 and a represent
ative will call.
NebrasW1 Power Co.
Hour Sales
12 to 1 P. M.
Blouses
$2.00
Georgette blouses, hand-embroidered,
hand-beaded and lace
trimmed; colors are ravy, brown,
rose, flesh; also black and white.
Sizes 34 to 46
Downstairs Store.
9 to 10 A : M. .
Slippers
50c
Women's dainty sateen boudoir
slippers in black, old rose and lav
ender, with large pon poms; sizes
4 to 8. One hour only.
Choice 50c
Limit of 2 pairs.
11 to 12 A. M.
Underwear
53c
Men's Balbriggan underwear
shirts and drawers, all sizes, at
53c a Garment
Limit of 6 garments to each
customer.
2 to 3 P. M.
Rag Rugs
$1.29
Rap rugs in light and dark hit-and-miss
effects. Fancy striped end
borders. Size'27x54 inches.
9 to 10 A, M.
Mop Outfit
67c
Big wonder triangle shape cedar
oil mop with handle and pint can
cedar oil polish.
The Outfit, 67c
Braes
mm
oyerybqdyS stojcT
Women's Hose
12 to 1P.M. '
19c
Odds and ends of women's
cotton hose, seamless, 19e pair.
Friday
in
the
Downstairs Store
ilk
Friday in the Downstairs Store An Enormous
Sale of S,
$1.95
Through a special purchase we were fortunate in having come into possession of a
great quantity of beautiful spring silks at prices that do not begin to represent their in
trinsic worth. .
This is a remarkable collection of fancy and plain silks especially desirable for
skirts, dresses, waists, linings and kimonos, and the woman who is on hand tomorrow
for this silk sale will be amply repaid, for these are irresistible silks and they are
priced exceptionally low.
36-inch Chiffon Taffeta in plain colors.
36-inch Satin Messaline in plain colors.
40-inch all silk Crepe de Chine.
40-inch all silk Georgette Crepe.
40-inch Figured Georgette Crepe.
36-inch Figured Foulard Silk.
36-inch Stripe and Plaid Silk.
36-inch Kimono Silk.
On Sale Friday at $1.95 a Yard
Silk Ribbon
25c
Plain all silk ribbons, white,
blue, pink, cardinal, navy, etc.,
5 inches wide, special for Fri
day 25c a Yard
Hour Sale From 2 to 3 P. M.
Children's Rompers
Specially Priced
$1.00
Innumerable styles made of gingham
and chambray plaids, stripes, checks' and
solid colors, trimmed in contrasting col
ored materials. Sizes 1 year to 6 years.
Reduction Sale of 1000 Women's
and Misses'
A Sale of Silk Gloves
Silk gloves in white only, made of -j
heavy Milanese silk, two-toned black and I A CI
white backs, also heavy tips, and arefftC
extraordinary. -1
Middies
95c
Made of galetea, linonette;
innumerable styles; trimmed in
contrasting colored plaids, stripes,
checks and solid colors. Sizes 6
to 20 and 34 to 44.
Jflll
Women Will Appreciate This Sale of
House Dresses
$2 t4S
200 dresses, with several
styles to select from. Made
of percale, in light or dark
colorings; trimmed in con
trasting colors. Broken
sizes.
1 A Wonderful Value in
Breakfast Sets
From 9 to 10 A. M. at
$395
300 breakfast sets, including Man
darin, middy and coat effects;
plaited and gathered skirts made of
gingham, chambray and percale in
plaids, stripes, checks and solid
colors. Belts, collars, cuffs and
pockets trimmed with contrasting
color materials. Choice.
500 Dress
HatShapes
On Sale Friday for
$1
00
As the season advances the dress
shapes will be more in demand. We
are placing on sale a wonderful as
sortment of styles in such straws
as Milan, Porcupine, rough straw,
etc., in black, blue, red, purple,
taupe and brown. Choice, $1.00
each.
Choose From 200 Children's
White Dresses
95c
Hour SaleFrom 4 to 5 P.M.
Made of organdie, lawn and voile; elaborately
trimmed in lace and embroidery, insertion ribbon and
beading.
! Sizes 2 to 6 years.
'
Men's and Women's
Sport" Footwear
$1.98
608 pairs of men's and women's white canvas sport
footwear with rubber and leather soles ; many styles to
choose from ; sizes mostly for men 6 to 8 ; for women 3
to 5V-. Choice, for Friday only, $1.98.
Pearl Buttons Sale Priced
In the Downstairs Store
10i, 15c, 25c
A good assortment of sizes for suits, dresses and
coats, in black, white and shaded pearl; plain and
fancy styles. Very specially priced, Friday only, at,
card, 10c, 15c and 25c.
OneHour-12 to 1
1
Women's New Suits
For $10.00
Made of navy serge and poplins semi-tailored ;
trimmed witn nrairt ana huttons. rom iz to 1.
A Lot of Women's
Union Suits
Women's union suits, all the
odds and ends from our past
sales leaving an accumulation
of broken lots and sizes, all at
this very low price. Specially
priced, 35c each.
Bloomers, 50c
Women's fine quality pink
cotton bloomers, elastic at
waist and knee, well made,
slightly imperfect. Special, 50c
each.
Infants' Hose, 6c
Infants' black and white full
seamless cotton hose, 6c.
Candy Specially Priced
In the Downstairs Store .
Delicious nut Mollies, very special, 69c lb.
Mixed candy, very special, 49c lb.
Cocoanut bars, yery special, 69c.
' Sugar-coated burnt peanuts, special, 49c lb.
Boys' Suit Sale
Friday in the Downstairs Store
$6.95 to $14.50
These suits are all sturdy, well
made garments of materials that will
give your boy satisfactory service.
Latest styles in a good range of pat
terns. You'll not equal these values
anywhere, therefore it will be wise to
buy at least 2 suits for future need.
For boys aged 8 to 16.
$6.95 to $14.50
Many with 2 pairs of pants.