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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1920)
THE BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY, JUNE JO, 1920. LiftOff Corns! Doesn't hurti Lift touchy corns and calluses right off with fingers Apply a few drops of "Freezone" upon that olt,, bothersome corn. Instantly that corn stops hurting. Then shortly you lift it right off, .root and all, without pain or soreness. Hard corns, soft corns, corns between the toes, and the hard skin calluses on bottom of feet lift right off no humbug 1 J n i v i J Tiny btttlatf1 'Fretune" fwV "0w llr hut a few ttnts at drug stores NEBRASKA WOMEN ACTIVE AT G. 0. P. MEET IN CHICAGO Two Members of Council, of 100 Are From the J Cornhuster State. (By Stuff Correspondent.) Chicago, June 9. (Special.) The Nebraska wcrnen are in evi dence at the republican convention. Mrs. Elizabeth O'Linn Smith of Cbadron and Mrs. J. J. Douglas of Callaway, members elect of the Ne braska state central committee, are both in attendance. Sitting on the platform with the council of 100, are Mrs. M. D. Cameron of Omaha and Mis. Lulah T. Andrews of the republican state central cemmittee of Nebraska. M,r.. W. H. Miller of Blooming ton, Mrs. Chas. E. Matsoit of Lin coln. Mrs. R. B. Howell, Mr. C. T. Ncal and Mrs. W. G. Ure of Omaha, are also in attendance. - The republican women were in conference Monday afternoon at the headquarters of the women's divi sion and were addressed by the na tional leaders of the party led by Mrs. Medill McCormick Miss Mary An Exceptional Sale Mina Taylor Dresses For Girls Specially Priced for Thursday $2.95and$3.95 There are a dozen pretty styles to select from in plaids, cheeks or striped gingham, also plain blue Kiddy cloth, made up in regulation style, with braid trimming and patent leather belt. Some other styles are lace trimmed or show pipings of plain white there are straight lines belted models and the always-popular sash finish. Light and dark colors. Sizes 8, 10, 12 only. . , 4 Junior Department Second Floor ' Burgess-Nash Company EVERY90DYS STORE" I 1-i Removes Superfluous ffair Roots and Alklnstantly! (A Marvelous New Method) The new phelaetine proem is dif ' fercat from the depilatory, electrical and other Methods as ii night from day. It actually removes the entira hair, roots and all, before your very eyes. It does this in juit a few seconds, easily and harmlessly. Just try HI You can get a , stick of phelaetine at any drug store, with directions, which are quite simple. There is no odor to it,-no irritating or poison ous constituent you could even eat it without the least injury. It will leave your Ik in as soft,, smooth and hairless as babe's. i DelicialceCr earn and Sunshine Cakes Free For Kroehler Week Union Outfitting Co. Kroehler Davenport Demonstration Shows How to Add a Room to Home. A Beautiful Kroehler Bed Davenport Given Away Free Next Friday. If you have often wanted to have friends remain over night, and have been unable to do so through lack ot sleeping quar ters, you should attend the Spe cial Sale and Demonstration of Kroehler Red Davenports at the Union Outfitting Company. . With a Kroehler you have con tinuous twenty-four hour service. By day you have a beautiful sta tionary davenport at night a simple operation turns it into a comfortable bed. Come in and learn its many de sirable features and refresh your self with a big dish of Delicia Ice Cream and Loose-Wiles Sunshine Biscuits. ' JCroehlcr Bed Davenports are Rationally advertised and are an example of the dependable char acter of the furniture carried by the Union Outfitting llompany. As always, you make your own terms. ' mm m Sherman & McConnell Drug Co niaveYou Tried Its! Luscious Goodness ? From the first sip to the last drop you' 11 thoroughly enjoy the juicy orange flavor of ORANGE DEE-LIGHT. But this deliri ous beverage goes the orange one better with its bracing sparkle. Enjoy it at your dealer's to-day. Order a case sent to your home. BattUdndbiiSriittih Coca Cola Bottling- Co., ' 143 N. 16th Street, Omaha, Neb. Phone Webster 406 New Shipment Cedar Chests We'll Sell a Carload at r Value-Giving Prices SATURDAY They've just arrived and they are beauties 25 Styles and Sizes Owing to the late ship ment and having bought them at old-time low prices Far Below Todays Values Think of buying a Genuine Tennessee Red Cedar Chest at $14.85 That's exactly what you can do at Bowen's Saturday Take Advantage of Our Value-G i v i ng Prices on Curtains Sat urdav. ' Garrett Hay and Mrs. Douglas Rob inson, The recommendations to the na tional committee asking for repre sentation upon the executive com mittee resulted in a change in the rules of the national committee which will place a woman vice chairman, secretary and not less than five women members, on the executive committee of the national republican committee. This news was enthusiastically re ceived by the women who are so deeply interested in this recognition. Nebraska headquarters are crowded with interested Nebraskans out of convention hours. Former Base Ball Star Dies On Train En Route to Omaha Norfolk, Neb., June 9. (Spe cial Telegram.) Joe Porter of Ponca, Neb., who used to be a star first baseman on amateur teams in North Nebraska, died on a North western train near here 'from tuber culosis. He was being conveyed to Omaha for treatment by his broth er, Bert Brown. Brief City News V. DeLamatre, Plummer Purdham, Art.'uu- l.. uitd K. t. Oor. I'hmiffc Exchange Honrs The Omaha Grain exchange viU open daily at 8: SO a. in. and dose at 12:15 p. m., bcfonnln nCjXt Monduy in accordance with "the pl;n ostnh lishpd. by the Chicago Board of Trade. . Sontonw Auto Thlrf For tho theft of an automobile bclonjiln to Arthur K. Allen, 2705 Hamilton street, on May 4, John Joh-ifon, n gro, 2608 Charles street, was sen tenced to the stati? prison for one to 10 years yesterday. Omaru Banker Houo?4 - High honor was conferred upon Lloyd Mattson, vice president of the Corn Exchange National bank, and presi dent of the Omaha Advertising Selling league, Tuesday night, when he was elected president of the Na I tional flnnnc.n! AdtTrttaln.. ; ' tion at Indianapolis. Hold Paint Workers rultee are i holdijip W. Bailey, 3021 Chicago ! street, and H. Porter. Clalrm it j Inn, for investigation in connection ! with the lowering of cans of paint front upper fjoors of the Pittsburgh Paint and Olaas company. Eleventh and Howard streets. Both men ara employes of the company. Knslnpors EUvt At the annual election of officers of the American Association ' of Engineers, Omaha chapter, at the- Chamber of Com merce, Tuesday night, Roy N. Towl was chosen president. Other officers elected are: J. A. Bruce, vice presi dent: P. H. Patton. seonnd vice president; W. J. F. Sackratda. treas urer, and Ernest Trimble, tecu i..y. Trur Day Results The sum of $2,026.76 was netted by the Scandi navian Y. W. C. A. in last Saturday s tag day. Mrs. A. E. Nygren was in charge of the drive. Sells Hani Bread Nearly 2.000 cartons of hard bread, all In good condition, will be sold at auction by the government at the general sup ply depot at Twenty-second and Hickory streets, on June 14. Sentenced to Prison Otto Gomoll of Chicago was sentenced to three months in the federal prison t Leavenworth. Kan., yesterday by Federal Judge Woodrough on a charge of transporting Irma Ker stein. 16 years old, Chicago, to Omaha. Arrest Army Man W. J. Mitchell, escaped army prisoner from the Fort Omaha guardhouse two weeks ago, was apprehended at Vancouver, Wash., yesterday, according to a telegram received by Fort Omaha officials. Mitchell will be returned immediately. JTcw Legion Post The second branch post of the American Legion has been established with headquar ters at Twenty fourth street and Ames avenue. Organization o. the j post is In charge of E. W. Sears, H. j ' - - Y . DEXTER Pointi 2Vj laches The Jfame LION has beeri applied to COLLAKS of Quality Jor more than half a Century United Shirt Sr ColUr Compiny, Alo mikfu of Lion Shirts, Troy. N Y Burgess-Mash Company "KVCftYBODYfc STORK An1 Electric Washer The One-Minute Electric Washer is the jnoit efficient labor and time saving washer madfi. Nana of the old handle operation, or worse than tjiaj, the washboard. No worry about this machine tearing fin gar. merits; nq worry over laundry bills. The One Minute Washer makes wash da.y as pleasant as ajiy other day. One-Minute Electric Bench Washer . Here is an ideal model, in fact a com plete laundry in itself ; has a large fold ing bench and holds two extra tubs and basket. It's Solid Peg Dolly will wash the clothes quickly, thoroughly and without injury to the finest fabrics.. Washing and wringing at the same time is possible with this machine, or either operation may be performed separately. For quality and merit this model is un surpassed. Every One-Minute Washer is guaranteed for one year. Downstair Stest $100.00 TRY A WANT AD IN THE BEfi FOR'RESUL7rS . ' Summer . Showing tHf ....of.... ' - Ln X Baby Wear When all the world is young, new things to wear or play with ae very welcome gifts. As you saunter into the Infants' Department, lured by the almoet really lifelike dollies, clad in the modes of the moment, you have a yearning to go right out and adopt a Baby, some Baby, your Baby, anybody's Baby, just to be able to see it dressed in all these darling new creations. We have put all the love of ours into the most adorable little things for them, cute little snowy-white underthings, and frilly, fluffy overthings, things for their comfort, and things for their beauty. Baby Layettes Gowns . Complete Layettes, care fully selected, including evejy need, pricing: $25 to $125. Infants' Gowns of Soft est nainsook, with briar stitching and hand-run tucks, sizes 2 and over $1.95 to $3.50. Infants' Long Dresses $1.35 to $25.00 Infants long dresses are made of pretty sheer nainsook and batiste, exquisitely finish ed with dainty laces and em broidery, $1.35 to $25.00. Baby Dresses Short handmade Dresses with tucks, smocking and briar stitching, others with tiny yokes, for tots of 2 and under, $3.95 to $20.50. Dresses , White Dresses of sheer ba tiste, tucked, smocked, andi embroidered, sizes 2 to 6' years, $1.95 to $10.50. Infants1 Skirts Infants' Skirts with hand run hems or scallops, or lace trimmed, sizes up to 2 years, $1.25 to $4.50. V A Library of Helpful Books Books of various authori ties that will be of service to expectant mothers, and couched in simple terms. These books may be borrowed from the Little Tots' Shop. Novelties Ribbon and Celluloid Nov elties "Floaters" for the bath, water bottles, scales, record books and countless other attractive things for baby's comfort and happiness. SECOND FLOOR Drawers Children's machine made drawers with scal loped or embroidered ruf fle, 65c to $2.75. Children's Combinations Children's Combinations! embroidered or lace trimmed, $1.50 to $3.50. Play Dresses For morning wear, there are scores of pretty gingham and chambray3 made very at tractive by bits of hand em broidery, at $1.95 to $3.95. Expectant Mothers will find sympathetic coun sel from any of the corps of workers intent on the needs of babyhood. Special attention will be given to expectant mothers who wish to prepare the nec essary requirements. EVERYBODY 61T3Z3' v y 4 f