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Mohammedan Monastery
In Japan Becomes
.Y. W.C. A.
A Mohammedan monastery, fa
mous landmark in Japan, is to be
converted into a Y. VV. C A. build
' ing, if the purchase deal which it
being arranged by the Japan asso
ciation goes through. The purchase
of the building for association pur
poses is sponsored by the members
of the Y. W. C. A. branches in the
Shoe Market's
Footwear Specials
For Saturday
250 pairs White Nile Cloth Oxfords and Pumps,
covered Louis heels, in
while they last . . ,
Black Kid and Dull Oalf Strap Pumps. We have
about 200 pairs that we are d1 QP
going to sell for. ....... . i ylUO
$7.95 to $9.95 Pumps or Oxfords in Patent Leath
er for Friday vand Saturday only. We dC QC
are placing them on sale at. .
$2.50 to $3.50 Off
On Every Pair of Oxfords and
Pumps in the House
No Charges
No Deliveries
1 No Discounts.
Shoe Market
320 South 16th Street
FOLLOW THE
BEATON PATH"
You'll need to replenish your stock of toilet articles before going on your vaca
tion in the country. You will find it will not be easy to procure just what you
want at a strange drug store, and there's considerable to be saved in the price if
you get these things at Beaton's. x ' .
Phone your wants we deliver7 FREE to all parts of Omaha.
Phone Douglas 81, 82, 83 and 847
SUMMER GOODS
15c Wash Cloths 9
Metal Traveling Mirrors. 500
Glass Tooth Brush Holders
at ...v 100
Cap Hair ftets, Venida, 2
for .: 250
60c Nadine Face Ppwder.390
50c Imogene Face Powder
Vat .....340
75c Tivoli Face Powder. .490
$1.60 Goutorbe Face Powder
at 980
DeMar's Takum Powder.. 200
DeMar's Talcum Powder,
' lb.1 it 350
DeMar's Talcum Powder,
1 lb. at ....... I . 500
Beaton's Cold Cream, for tan
and sunburn 250
1 Walker Foot Powder, for tired
and aching feet. ..... .500
Straw Hat Cleaner 100
Nikko White Shoe Cleaner
at ,...150
DRUG WANTS
40c Castoria ....... .27
fiOc Lavoris ,.46
50c Benzoin and Almond
Lotion 39
60c Cocoanut Oil Emulsion
Shampoo 39
60c Beaton's Brilliantine
. at a 39
GOc Beaton's Freckle Cream
,at ..500
TOILET CASES AND
SPONGE BAGS
$1.00 Traveling Toilet Cases
at .....791
'$1.75 Traveling Toilet Cases
at f S1.39
$2.25 Traveling Toilet Cases
at 31.7f
75c Sponge Bags 53
$1.25 Sponge Bags 980
CIGARS
J. H. S. Panatella,3 for 200
Box of 50 v. $3.00,
8c Autocrat, each. . . : . .60
San Tortn 50
Ladina, each 80
Ladina, can of 25. .$1.75
New Bachelor 70
BEATON
15th
Mail Orders
"vilg
colleges ot Uhio, West Virginia
Pennsylvania, Maryland and Dela
ware, who are raising money toward
the payment. It will mean for
Japanese girls the same program of
recreation, athletics, vocational
training and clubs that American
girls have had for years "through the
Y. WVG
To PreVent Moths.
A little camphor gum inside the
case, of the piano will drive away the
moth miller that has been attracted
by the felt in the instrument.
all 'sizes,
$4.95
No Charges.
No Discounts
No Deliveries.
Conant Hotel BIdg.
ATURDAY
and MONpAY
PECIALS...
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Graham
Beauty Secret
Lifts out lines
Draws out blackheads
Reduces enlarged pores
Bleaches the skin
Corrects sallow skin ,
PERFUMES
$4.00 Ideal, oz..... 82.48
75c Locust Blossom, oz.490
75c White Rose, oz...38c
75c Crab Apple, oz. . . .390
$2.00 Jicky, oz $1.25
35c Nichol's Bed Bug Powder
at ..250
$1.25 Lyko 81.15
50c Chlorox Tooth Paste 290
35c R. C. White Kid Cleaner
35c Mosquito Talcuni . . .25
60c Canthrox ....45c
$1.10 S, S. S. .. ...830
60c Walnutta .49tf
Virginia Dare
Wine
Dealeoboliied
A drink of
quality for all
hospitable oc
casions. It's a
real wine.
Millions
Drink
. It
Quart bottles... SI. 00
DRUG
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and Farnam Streets
Receive Our Most Careful Attention
Society
Omaha Girl Soloist
Miss .Jane Beats, contralto, who
will, return to the Cincinnati Con
servatory of Music this fall to con
tinue her studies under Thomas J.
Kelly, formerly of Omaha, will be
the soloist at the First Central Con
gregational church during the
month' of August. .
Miss 'Beats plans to do concert
and oratorial work in the near
future."' She is a graduate of the
artists' voice department of the
Cincinnati conservatory.
Benefit Social.
A benefit social will be given Fri
day and Saturday evenings at Four
teenth street and Ames avenue for
St. Michaels church. t
War Mothers Meet
A kensington of the Omaha chap
ter of American War Mothers will
be given Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. H. Smith, 2724
Fort street.' Those assisting will be
Mesdames Charles Haarman, M. J.
Likell, S. Parish, N. Martin and F.
Daugherty.
Business Girls' League.
A party oOk -girls from the LaT
fayette club will spend the week-end
at Camp Brewster.
The Uuga club will entertain at
a dancing party at the girls' club
Let Cuticura Be
Your Beauty Doctor
Son,OintmTif,Tii!eam..eTerTwbi.ForMnp1cB
(Hklrns:CQticrLftberatrlM,IQt.X MftMtn, ws
1 rucks tor Hire
We have five heavy trucks on
contract that will expire in 30
days and want to renew con
tract on one or all of these
trucks during the winter
months. Also have 12 other
trucks at your service by day,
hour or contract.
Hartung's Transfer Co.
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1211 Howard St. Tyler 1976
Best Service Best Rate
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"FOLLOW THE
BEATON PATH"
50c Kodjol-Dyspepsia Tablets )
at ,..390
60c Milks Emulsion 490
80c PompeiaiL Cream . . . 590
25c Lysol ... 190'
50c Orazin Tooth Paste . .340
25c Bandoline, light or dark,
aft. 190
25c M lb. Peroxide Hydrogen
at 100
Leonard's Ear Oil ..,.$1.00
60c Danderine '....450
-30c Mentholatum ..170
$3.75 Horlick's Malted Milk
at $2.98
$1.25 Pyros Antiseptic . .980
70c Sal Hepatica ..... . .530
50c Eatonic 340
35c Freezone 270
25c Phenolax Wafers.'. . .190
12c Sterno 100,
35c Sloan's Liniment . . . .210
$1.00 Penn Safety Razors 690
$1.25 Manicure; Scissors. .890
DeWitts Foot Tablets . . .250
Fairy Foot Bunion Plasters
at $1.00
25c DeMar's Cascara Pills 170
'
25c Beaton s Headache Tab
lets at 170
1-quart Thermopak ...$1.50
$1.75 Bath Spray $1.35
PHOTO DEPT.
Films Developed Free When
Prints Are Ordered
We do our own developing.
Give us a trial and you will be
convinced of the superiority of
our "work.
Let us make you an enlarge
ment from your favorite nega
tive. TOILET SOAPS
20c Pear's Unscented. ...120
30c Shah of Persia Soap. 210
25c Palmer's Lotion Soap. 160
15c Velvetone Soap ....100
15c Palm Olive Soap 80
40c Palm Olive Shaving Cream
a 290
15c Lux I2k
CHOCOLATES
Quality the highest priced
' lowest by comparison.
Company
THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, JULY ' 31, 1920.
Country Club
Mrs. E. H. Sprague entertained at
luncheon Friday at the Happy Hol
low club in honor of her sister, Mrs.
Kurtz of Chicago, who is spending
a couple of weeks at the Sprague
home. .
Miss Doroniy Hall. H. G. Nye and
Louise Nye will entertain at small
parties Saturday evening at the
Country clut.
Happy Hollow
fiss " Helen Rogers gave a
luncheon Friday at the Happy Hol
low club in honor of Miss Nancy
Leach, the guest of Miss Du Weenta
Conrad. Garden flowers decorated
the table and covers were placed
for 20. '
W. E. Palnntier entertained 10
golfers at dinner Friday evening.
house Saturday evening. Many un
usual features are being planned.
All league members are invited..
Women are the real rulers of the
Tripoli desert, for instead of the
women, as in Turkey, the men go
veiled. - L
ernment upward of
while they last
Ridge Tents Size 9x9; made of 12-ounce
duck. Complete wlth-4olel special
.Raincoats
U. S. Army Rain
coats, made of dur
able rubber- tQ Ell
lzed fabric .i.U
Leatherette Water
proof Coats; worth
pr7ce,e.t.h.! .$19.50
High grade mole-
kin. waterproof
a.t:.!B?:.S27.50
Underwear
Athletic Union Qfl
Suits for BOB
Balbrlgffan (I tQ
Union Suits V1!
Heavy rlbbecCO 70
Union Suits
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Puttees and Leggings
U. 8. Khaki laced
Breeches, renovated.
In perfect condition
special
.:..8ec
for
O. D.' Wool Arm
Breeches J
Khaki
Blouses
for
-Artuv
..98c
Puttees m Leggins
HlKh (trade leather
.'uttoes; worth up
to J15; special 53.7a
$6.75
fnd..'.
Army Canvas Ven-i
1 special
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Wrap Leff
glngs S2.25
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We ship goods exactly as advertised; write plainly. If ordered by parcel
;ost, Include postage. We assure you prompt tnd satisfactory shipments.
Make money order or draft payable to -
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Nebraska Army and Navy Salvage Co.
OMAHA', NEB.
SUGAR
Plenty at all
Basket Stores.
POT ROASTS, lb., 18c
Fancy Pork Loiri Pure
;5r-?-:.35c !d....25c
RIB BOIL, lb., 12V2C
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SNIDER'S
No. 1 Pork and
Beams.
can .'. .
12c
Catsup .'' . 18
Onions
BASKET
"There Is One NearYou"'
Orpheum Stars
Dreams Come N
True
Just a year -ago smiling, piivk
theeked Beth Beri of Los Angeles
had a hunch. Now sometimes
hunches come 'true and sometimes
they don't but Beth's usually have
a way of turning out in a happy
manner so she decided to await de
velopments. The result is that to
day Beth is delighting Orpheum
theater goers with her clever dances
while a year ago she did not think
she had ' the slightest chance of
becoming an actress. Of course,
iike many, she had dreamed pf it, but
the realization of the dreams seemed
very far away.
Seated' in her dressing room,
Thursday afternoon . Miss Ben
smiled and laughed and talkc9 about
her hunches, complained about the
heat even though admitting it could
be worse.
Beth atfended erade and high
schools in Los Angeles and during
her high school years she studied the
muse, Terpsichore. And then when
a sweet girl graduate, her golden
U. S. Regulation Army Tents
Genuine 12-ounce rajvas tenta; pyramid ihape; size
16x18 feet; 11 feet htgH-In' center : colt tho U. S. gov
$110. Our price. . 47 Bit
$30.00
Shirts
V. 8. .wool renovated Shirts
In ex-
eel lent condition;, these Snlr
ts arc
lust tns tning tor
mall . men. street
car men. drivers
and all others do
me out- l J CO
side work.
Brand .new 't).
Wool Shirts
at ..
S5.98
S1.79
U. D. Khaki
Shirts, new.
BLANKETS
Commercial Arm?
blanket for
$5.98
O. L). Wool Blauket3
$6.50
ew 1). D. Blankets
$8.75
Shoes
Munsini
Army
jast
Klioes . .
$4.98
U. 8. Army Good
year Welt 7 Cfl
Shoes I.3U-
A r m y v Officers'
Iress q 7CI
Shoes .....'
Marine, cordovan
hobnail
Shoes ,
S6.G3
Socks1
Good Cotton Socks,
1S H.S5
4.': 49c
Heavy Wool Knit
.neks', per Jgg
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1619 HOWARD STREET. ' . OMAHA, NEB.
Basko Bread
The best made in
Omaha, sh W3 '
1ST 27c
PRODUCTS
No. 2 Pork and
Beans,
can. .
176
and 29tt
AJc
StORE
Don'ts on Retaining Beauty
Don't write or read on a moving
train, as this impairs even the most
beautiful eyes. 1
Don't read or wme facing a lighf.
Don't lie down for rest on large
pillows, which cause ound should
ers and double chin's. .
Don't be discontented, as this will
grow into an ugly habit which tends
to engrave the face with tiny lines.
Don't wear tight corsets, shoes,
gloves or collars.
Don't fail to sleep as many hours
as you require.
fion't brush or comb the hair
roughly. The scalp is tender. And
also don't forget to massage the
scalp after brushing the hair.
opportunity knocked and was bid
dtp to enter immediately.
During her out! year on the
vaudeville st.lge she has traveled
over the greater part of the United
States and with the spirit of the
born adventurer she is now look
ing for "new worlds to conquer."
She has many plans for the future
and included in these is a "glori
ous hunch" which she is just cer
tain will come true and which she
declares is a secret and every one
who knows, this sweeK faced miss
is hoping with her andxfor her.
Field Club
Mrs. Sophus Neble entertained
14 guests Friday at the children's
matinee at the Field club; Mrs. J.
ETPulver had a party of 25.
' Mrs. Everett Buckingham gave, a
luncheon of 14 covers, Friday,
at he Field club. I
For This Sunday It's
CHESTERFIELD
STRAWBERRY ICE CREASi WITH l'LE APPLE
I AJfD ASSORTED KITS.
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SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
Roasting Chickens, per lb. 25 e
Spring Chickens, per lb. . . .49c
Choice Steer Sirloin Steak,
per lb 27 He
Choice Steer Round Steak,
per lb .25c
Choice Steer Beef Roast,
per- lb , 15c
Choice Steer Boiling ,Beef.
per lb. 10c
Fresh Spare Ribs, per lb. .17&c
Fancy Veal Roast, per lb... 20c
Fancy Veal Chops, per lb. . .25c
Frankfurts, per lb 174c
Sugar Cured Picnic Hams,
per lb 23?ic
Peerless Laundry Tablets washes
rubbing. Sixteen tablets to the
Full Line of Fruits and Vegetables at the Lowest Prices.
ALL BRANDS OF CREAMERY BUTTER, ,C7
PER POUND
Washington Market
1407 DOUGLAS STREET
laas
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Phone
Douglas
3940
111
Cane Sugar, per. sack. :
Douglas Oil, pints, 33c; gallon cans,
$1.15; gallon cans. ,....$2.19
ii-lb. cans Best Salmon 16
Per dozen . . : $1.90
No. 2 Baked Beans, 3 cans for 38,
Snider's Baked Beans, per can .... 15
3 cans for 42
Canned Apricots, 3 cans for 92
fanned Pears, 3 cans ;f or. . .' 92
Z Tora, 10 in a box
Per 100 . $2.50
Duke of Manchester, 5c; 100 for 84.75
La Truda Jr., 5c; 50 for.... .$2.50
Little Valentine, 5c; 50 for.... $2.50
Dunoro Jr.,6e; 100 for $5.50
Flor De Pinta, 5c; 50 for,. $2.25
El Tora Brevas, 7e 50 for $3.00
Old Time Havana, 6c; 50 for $2.75
Whale Smoking Tobacco, full pound 45J
Tuxedo 'Smoking Tobacco, 9c pkg.; 3 for. .25
Lucky Strike, Tuxedo, 15c cans 7 for.. $1.00
DRINK . , Trv
Fruit Dept. Ankola Coffee "
Watermelons, per lb... :.3tt $&2Kff . Alfred Jones
Home-Grown Potatoes, pk ..75 - -ggg pjcnic Salads ,
MAIL ORDERS FILLED AT THE ABOVE PRICES
Don't allow the skin to become
dry, the condition which invariably
precedes wrinkles.
Don't moisten the lips with the
tongue to make them red, as it will
cause them to roughen and chap.
Don't dwell upon unpleasant
things. Dismiss them unless you
would add apparent age.
Don't stand with one hip higher
than'the other.
Don't open the eyes upon a bright
light.
Don't neglect to bathe the feet be
fore retiring.
Don't stand with the shoulders
forward.
Personal
Mr. and(Mrs. E..L. Simmons of
the Coronado appartments leave
Saturday for an extended stay at
Estes 'Park, Grana Lake, Colorado
Springs and Monitou.
Mr. Darwin H. Campbell returned
Thursday from a two months' visit
on the California coast. While there
he made a short cruise of the Co
lumbia river.
Mrs. R. Snader and daughter, Mrs
Julia Newman and sons, Edward
and Harry Snader, just .returned
from Norfolk, Neb., where they vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Louis D. Snader
who are soon to leave for California
where they will make their home.
The whole family registers joy whtr
mother brings in
Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon,
extra lean, per lb. .... .37 Wc
New Potatoes, 7 lbs. for. . . .35c
Large Heads Cabbage, each, -10c
Fresh Tomatoes, per lb 10c
Large Lemons, per doz 28c
Grape Juice, per qt. ..... . .73c
Hire's Household Extract for
Root Beer 23c
Jifficake, all flavors,
per pkg. i . .39c
Jersey Corn Flakes, 2 pkgs. .25c
Lenox Soap, 10 bars for. . . .46c
Quart Jars of Pure Straw
berry Jam v 59c
clothes without
box.per box
...25c
CIGARS
Just Inside the Door
:
,......27
50c value, 33c; 75c value, 61c;
$1.00 value, 81e; v$1.25 value. . ,
Camel Cigarettes, per carton ......
Story of Clock
That. Strikes
, Thirteen
There is one clock in England that
strikes 13, and it is said to be ttv
only one in the country with such
4 garrulous characteristic; as a mat
ter of Jact, when it strikes 13, it
means one, and therein lies the story
of its construction. The old clock
Ltells time pn the turreted gateway of
VVorsley hall, near Manchester, and
long ago it used to strike the hours
after the conventional manner of
clocks.. When it had struck 12, it
began again with one. But it so
happened that the duke of Bridge
water, who was once master of
Worsley hall, became displeased with
a 'visible tardiness of the workmen
about his estate in resum-ng their
labors after the noon rest; rind when
lie reminded them that 1 o'clock was
the time to bcgTu the afternoon
work, the laborers agreed with him,
but explained that exact prompt
ness was difficult because they did
not hear the clock stride one. "V'Vr.
good! ycry good!" said the duke
in eftfrtt, "you shall hear the clock
stritfe." So he called in the clock
maker and had him exercise his skill
to effect a radical change in the
striking mechanism of the clock.
After that the workmen heard the
clock strike 12 (which1 had always
been easy) and stopped work; and
an hour later they heard it strike 13
(which was, one stroke easier) and
had no excuse for not resuming
their labors. And although the face
of the clock on Worsley hall has
been changed since the duke's tinv,
the works are the same, and at I
o'clock, says a writer in The Youth's
Companion (Boston), it still strides
13. Christian Science Monitor.
Carter Lake
More than 600 attended the first
performance of the Carter Lake
vaudeville troupe Thursday evening
at the picture house. The program
was given by Mrs. S. K, Howell, the
Misses lola Chassou, Agnes Britton,
Helen Howell, Mnnro, Adeline Mael
strom, Grace Mahaffey and Messrs.
Rolland Caldwell, William Novak.
Frank Lewis and Harry Mallo.
Thirty-five attended the Tri-City
Dental socfety dinner at the club
house Thursday evening.
Among others who entertained
Thursday evening were D. D.
Jones, who had 8 guests;, E. ' K.
Hathaway, 7; r.. L. Brown, 6, and b.
P. Mason. A,
Mrs. iR. M. Pratt entertained 12
guests at luncheon Friday.
Mrs. L. P. Heeney and Mrs. uuy
Fumess gave a bridge luncheon Fri
day at the Heeney cottage in honor
of Mrs. W. R. Bowes of Park Ridge,
111., who is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Frank .Tuttle. Covers were placed
for 12.
Miss DTona Mustain entertained
15 guests Friday evening at a
swimming party, followed by a pic
nic supper at the Mustain cottage.
What's What
Bjr HELEN DECIE
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The young woman in the illustra- '
tion is beginning h$r dinner, blithe- V
ly unconscious that by not waiting
until all are served she is violating
one of the elementary rules in the
code of table manners.
Satirists have dwelt upon the fact
that social hospitality is customarily
extended to those who are in no
actual need of food. No one is sup
posed to come to a formal dinner
in a state of starvation. Haste in'
eating is to be avoided as any other
appearance of greediness. The gen
eral rule is to wait until the hostess
begins to partake of the first course,
and to follow her lead in all of the
ensuing courses. .
Copyright, 1920, by Fubllc Ledger Co. '
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Mrs. Arthur R. Payne, of New
York City, is the only woman organ
mechanic in the country and' is an
expert in voicing and tuning pipes.
Courtney
BIdg.
.....$20.75
Pot Roast, per lb.
Rolled Rib Roast, per lb -32tf
Sirloin Steak, per lb 40'
Boiling Beef, per lb 9tf-15
Hindquarters Lamb, per lb 25d
Forequarters Lamb, per lb .. .124
Lamb Stew, per lb. . , 73sd
Lamb Chops, per lb 25tf
Spsreribs, per lb 15
MANILA CIGARS
Entona, 6c; 50 for $2.75
Mi Consuelo, 5c; 50 for $2.25
La Flo De Intal, 5c; 100 for... $4.50
Luzonicas, 6c; 50 for. ..... . . .$2.75
Adelaida, 4c; 100 for $3.85
La Truda, 15c value, 12e; 50 for $5.50
Don Marvel, 12,4c value 10c; 50 for $4.75
Muriel Roth, 15c value 12tfc; 50 for. .$5.75
Bakelite Cigarette Tubes, 35c value, 23c;
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