THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 5, 1920.
Every Omahan to
Be Given Chance
To See Harding
a
Detailed Plans of Reception
Committee Provide Oppor
tunity for Everyone to
Hear Nominee.
The general committee which is
in charge or the arrangements for
the visit of Senator Warren G.
Harding in Omaha on Thursday,
Siinounced yesterday that plans
are being made to make it possible
lor everybody to hear and see the
republican presidential nominee.
The senator is scheduled to arrive
here at 5:15' p. m. from Des Moines.
Me will be drivm from Union dept
o Hotel Fontenelle for dinner and
he will deliver an address in the
Auditorium at 6 p. m.
Senator llard'iig will remain in
Omaha Thursday night, proceeding
at 9 Friday morning.
W, G. Ure, chairman of the
Douglas county republican central
committee and chairman 'of the
Harding committee, stated this
morning that he believes those who
obtain scats in the Auditorium
Thursday evening will be lucky, his
judgment being based on the infor
mation received of delegations com
ing to Omaha from many nearby
towns. The Auditorium will be
opened at 7 p. m., and the only res
ervations will be stage seats and a
few on the main floor for members
of the Grand Army of the Republic.
Tangier Temple Band to
Give Concert Wednesday
The ; Tangier Temple band will
play at an open air concert
Wednesday evening at Twenty
fourth and Farnam streets. Both
classical and popular selections will
be on the program.
The concert is to be given under
the auspices of the Twenty-fourth
and "F'arjiam streets Booster club
and will be free to the public. The
concert will start promptly at 7 p.
m. and will i last until 9 p. m. The
band will play on the roof of the
new one-story Sweet building re
cently greeted on the northwest cor
ner of the intersection1.
E. R. Hansen, chairman of the
committee on arrangements plans
to make the affair a regular weekly
event until cold weather sets in.
Five hundred theater tickets will
be scattered from the root by the
Boosters' club.
A rest and lounging room in the
Hansen cafeteria will be offered for
the use of women and children.
Will Make Movies of I
Initiatory Services
Members of the Security Benefit
association here will witness moving
pictures of the initiatory service to
be given by National President J.
M. Kirkpatrick. Mr. Kirkpatrick
will inititate a class of 125 candidates
on the evening of October 5 in the
Sweedish auditorium, 1609 Chicago
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Brief City News
Goos To Ciunp Grant Lieut. Col.
A. M. Shipp, assistiuit to the depot
quartermaster in Omaha, left jester
day for Camp Grant.
Robbed By Ante Bandits Two
automobile bandits robbed C. J.
Clemens, railroad man of Pueblo,
Colo., of a gold watch and $6 in cash
Sunday night.
I.ake To Bo Selixfl Carter lake
will be seined to rid the waters of
carp und Buffalo flah. under cUrec
t.or. of George Kter, chief game
warden of Nebraska.
Struck By Ktrott Car 1'a.ul Stark,
32l Charles street, was painfully
Injured when he was struck by a
ftieut car at Twenty-fourth and
Evans street yesterday morning.-
llcvkkwft Drivers JuIUhI S. L.
Frawe, 65i Lincoln boulevard, and
At. J. Bok&zi, 2716 South Twenty
twventh avenue, were each sentenced
n 15 days in Jail by Judge Charles
Foster yesterday for reckless driv
ing. , -
Denies Suieiilo Humors Mrs. J.
Morrin yesterday denied rumors she
had attempted suicide in her room
M the,' Hotel Fontenelle. She has
recovered from the nervous break
down which led to" her removal to a
hospital, sho said.
WrtiKlhiui.Hoii Deiul William F.
Wendhausen, for many years pro
prietor of a saloon at Sixteenth and
Leavenworth streets, is dead, ac
cording to a message from his son,
Cfirl Wendhausen of Hammond,
Ind., to Omaha pbliee rertuesting aid
in finding his sister, Mrs. Jacob
Ward.
Will Take Oath Chief of Police
Dbtrstein will swear in 120 business
men to act as traffic officers, at a
meeting of the antispeeders' com
mitter of the Chamber of Commerco
Wednesday. Co-operation of the
Retail Grocers' association in the
antispeeding campaign was prom
ised by J. J. Cameron, secretary.
Dron Playgrounds Project City
council yesterday rejected the ap
praisers' reports on tracts of land
which have been proposed for use
as public playgrounds lit the vicinity
of Military avenue, Happy Hollow
boulevard. Grant and Forty-eighth
sireets. 1
Committee Knlnrged K. J. Mc
Ardle, chairman of the democratic
county central committee, an
nounced yesterday that one mem
ber from each ward has been added
to the executive committee of the
central committee, as follows: First
ward, Edward R. Burke; SecondT
J. G. Sherry; Third, James Daugh
ton; Fourth. O. A. Halpenny; Fifth,
P, II . Casey; Sixth, Ed Pivonka;
Seventh, J. J. Kennelly; Eighth,
Harry V. Hay ward; Ninth, Meyer
Klein; Tenth, F. L. Weaver; Elev
enth. John F. Moriarity; Twelfth,
Henry Anderson.
Mrs. Nelson, Resident of
Omaha 20 Years, Dies
Mrs. Hensine Nelsen, 55, died yes
terday at her residence, Fifty
second and Center streets. She had
been a resident of Omaha N for 20
yerrs.
She is survived by her husband,
N. J. Nelsen, and two daughfers,
Elsie and Minnie.
' The funeral will be held at 2 p.
m. Wednesday from Jackson's
chapel, the Rev. Mr. Jensen of the
Danish Lutheran, church officiating.
Burial will be neld at Springwell
cemetery.
Misner School Will
Stage Benefit Thursday
An attractive program of music,
dance, comedy and drama will be
given under the direction of the
Misner School of the Spoken Word
at the Brandeis theater i Thursday
night as a benefit for the Swedish
Mission Alutnnnae association.
Two one-act plays written and
produced hero will be the main, fea
tures. One will be a comedy,
' Grounds," in which the characters
wiil be the lawyer Melvin Kennedy;
ntrtried and unhappy, Ruth Wil
liams; the stenographer, Ethel Mul
holUnd. The other will be a musical
dramatic sketch, the music fof which
was written by Rob Roy Peery and
in which the characters will be:
Mother, Mrs. D., R. Boasberg; son,
Marcus Nielsen, and wife, Nadine
Ar.drews.
The girls glee club chorus will
fing, directed by Johanna Anderson,
and a Russian solo, and ballet will
be rendered by Pauline Capps.
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Benson Pastor Chosen as
Head of Ministers' Board
Rev. John Calvert, pastor of the
Benson Methodist church, was
elected president of the Methodist
Preachers' association o Omaha at
the annual election of officers held
at the Y. M. C. A. yesterday. L.
F. Townsend, pastor of the McCabe
Methodist church, was chosen vice
president, and E. M. Brown, pastor
of the Dietz Memorial Methodist
church, secretary-treasurer.
The first of the regular meetings
wil be held at the Y. M. C. A. next
Monday, followed by semi-monthly
meetings on the second and fourth
Mondays of the month at the same
place. , i
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structed to Refund Price
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all you have to do to get rid of
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Great
Day
Tuesday .
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teration and New 'Building Sale
When Thousands of Dollars Worth of New Merchandise
Is Being Offered to the Public at Enormous Reductions
Women's Flannelette
Pajamas
$1.45
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MADE of finest quality of flannelette
in dark and light, stripe effects, nice
ly tailored, cut extra wide and long.
Tuesday only, $1.45. , Limited number to
customers.
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2 Two pieces skirt and jacket ?
- will be placed on sale Tues- Z
' day for s
Women's Dainty Wash
Blouses
$2.00
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Underwear and Hosiery
Specially Priced
Union Suits
Women's fleeced lined
union suits, high neck, long
sleeves, ankle length; low
neclj, ' short sleeves, ankle
length; Bishop neckv elbow
sleeves, ankle length; priced
very special, at $1.19.
Pants and Vests
Children's vests and pants,
natural wool, sizes 26 to 34;
priced less than a cotton gar
ment; each, $1.00.
Infants' Hose
Infants' black cashmere
stockings, with silk heel and
toe sizes 4 to 4V2, pair, 1 Sc.
Womenfc Hose
Women's black cotton hose, double toes and heels, some in
the lot are out-sizes, 2 pairs for $1.00.
Downstairs Store.
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V o i 1 e and organdie
blouses, long sleeves, lace
and embroidery trimmed ;
specially priced at 2 for
$1.00.
We Have a Few , .
Women's Serge Dresses $5.00
A limited number of women's serge dresses in small Bizes
are to be cleared away Tuesday at the ridiculously low price
of $5.00. Make your selection early choice at; $5.00 each.
? . j Downstairs Store. ' '" , '
Special
Tuesday
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Misses Pink Satin
CORSETS
$2.95'
Made of heavy quality satin,
extra long skirt, with elastic
topless model, lightly boned;
sizes 20 to 25. Tuesday only,
at $2.95.
Downstairs Store.
Unusual Values in
Baby Wearables
Women's Slip-Over
White Bungalow
APRONS Vl
Limited number to customer.
Many Handsome Coaf
Have Just Arrived
And Are Moderately Priced From
$22.50 up ,
EVERY new style coat is represented
in the assortment which we are
showing in the Downstairs Store. There
is a wide range of the season's most "pop
ular colors and materials. $lany of the
coats are trimmed with fur or fancy
stitching. ..
Make your "selection early tomorrow
while the selection is at its best. - "
Children's
Rompers
' Made of fine quality of
flannelette in dainty striped
effects in light or dark col
ors, trimmed in Contrasting
colored piping.
95c
Baby Flannelette
Sacques
Daintily trimmed with
contrasting colored embroid
ery edge
49c
Kimonos
Baby . outina flannel ki-
2 monos, daintily? trimmed in
1 contrasting colors. Special,
Tuesday
I 65c
I Night Gowns
Baby outing flannel night
' ; gowns, tailor trimmed. Spe-
f cial, Tuesday
1 50c
I Baby Petticoats
Made of fine white flan-
nelette, nicely tailored, long
Z or short
: 50c i
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for
Men arid Boys
From 9 to 10 A. M.
BOYS' KOVERALLS
Light bluo and khaki at $1.00
ruit.
From 10 to 11 A. M.
SHIRTS
Men's tub silk shirts, beautiful
patterns, limited quantity at $5.98.
From 11 to 12 M.
COVERALLS !
Mechanics one-piece khaki cov
eralls, all sizes, $2.98. Limit of
2 to each customer.
From 12 to 1 P. M.
MACKINAWS
Boys' all-wool mackinaws, sizes
G to 10, at$7.98; 11 to 18, $9.98.
From 1 to 2 P.M.
GLOVES
Mechanics' horsehide gloves and
mittens, $1.00 pair. Limit of two
to customer.
From 2 to 3 P. M. ,
SHIRTS
100 dozen men's shirts sam
' pies and second of high-grade
shirts woven madras and percales
at $1.45 each. ' ( ,
From 3 to 4 P. M.
HOSE
100 dozen men's fine hose,
double heel and toe, all colors, all
sizes; 5 pairs for $li00.
From 4 to 5 P. M.
UNION SUITS
50 dozen men's union suits, long
or short sleeves, ankle length ;
sizes 34 to 40; 98c suit.
From 5 tojS P. M.
MEN'S RAINCOATS
$10.00 .
Downstairs Store.
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Lowered Prices in Housefurnishings
Wash Board
Large rubbing
surface well
made, 49c.
Wash Tubs
Made of gal
vanized iron,
first quality,
No. 2 s i z e ,
$1.39.
Wall Paper Cleaner
Smoky City wall paper
cleaner, can, 10c.
Clothes Basket
. Made o f
splint, oval
shape, wool
bottom. $1.
Boilers
Galvanized iron wash
boilers, have stationary
wood handles, No. 8 size,
$1.69. ,i
Wringers
Wood frame, has 12-.
inch roller, warranted for
3 years, Horseshoe brand,
$5.95.
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Mop Outfit
Sprustex mop
outfit, consists
of large ; tri
angle mop, , with handle
and . bottle-,, of Sprustex
cedar polish the outfit,
69c. ' ,
Hampers
Made of splint, large
size, hinged cover, $1.69.
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Our Entire Stock of Women's
Kfew Fall Boots
Will Be Placed in Three Groups and Priced at
$7.45 $5.95 $4-65
Tuesday in the Donwstairs Store
All the season's newest styles, including in this sale the ever
popular Military Heel Boot for street wear and the now dressy
Louis Heel Boot for tlress. The colors are brown, black, field
mouse, gray, and two-tone effects in calf, kid or suede leathers.
All sizes and widths. Come early and make your selections
while sizes and widths are cojWplete.
Women's High Shoes,
at $3.45
One lot of women's high shoes
in brown, gray or black; mili
tary or Louis Heel. Sale price,
$3.45 pair. ,
All Sizes.
Infants' Shoes, '
59c Pair
One lot of infants' shoes, soft
soles, sizes 1 to 4. Your choice
of this lot at 59c a pair.
Growing Girls' and
Women's Shoes, $2.45
One lot of growing girls' and
women's shoes in military or
Louis Heels, mostly small sizes
in the lot.
Your choice of the lot at
$2.45.
Children's Shoes,
at 79c Pair
One lot of children's canvas
leather trimmed shoe?. Sizes 3
to 6. Your choice of this lot at
79c pair, or 3 pair for $2.00.
Our Entire Stock of 'Women's
Oxfords and Pumps
Greatly Reduced in These Three Groups
$6.95 $4.95 $3.45
All the new Fall models. Included in this sale is the new
"Brogue." Also the more plain military heel oxford for street
wear, in brown calf, black or brown kid leathers. Pumps and
plain oxfords in the dressy Louis heel in patent, brown or black
kid, satin and suede. All sizes and widths. ' Low footwear is very
popular this fall to be worn with the new spat tops.
Complete showing of new spat tops at reduced prices.
Women's House
Slippers, at $1.95
One lot of women's easy slip
pers for house wear with pib
ber in the sides. Your choice at
$1.95.
Misses' and Boys'
Shoes, at $2.95 Pair
One lot of misses' and boys'
shoes. These are odd lots: won
derful values; all sizes in the
lot. Sale price, $2.95 pair.
Men's Shoes,
$2.95 Pair
One lot of men's shoes, most
ly button, exceptionally good
values. Sizes 6, 6 M , 7; 7 , 10
and 11. Your choice of the lot,
$2.95 pair.
Complete showing of men'B
shoes for dress and work . at
10 discount.
Comfort Shoes,
$3.95 Pair
One lot of old ladief comfort
shoes, flexible soles and rubber
heels. Specially priced foKthe
sale at 3.95 pair. Sizes 3 to 8.
SCHOOL SHOES
We are showing a strong line of school shoes for boys and girls. These shoes are made
of the best of leather throughout and every pair guaranteed to give satisfaction. Lefc us fit
the boys and girls with a pair of these better shoes for less money. Prices greatly reduced.
SALE PRICES ARE: x
Sizes 8V2 to 11, $3.10 to $4.85. Misses' sizes, 11 Vs to 2, $3.55 to $5.95
Boys' Shoes at $2.95 to $4.85..
-Downstairs Store.-
We are offering special
reductions in price of wom
en's silk lingerie. Second
Floor.
Enormous tale of men's
and boys' clothing now in
progress. Fourth Floor;
verybopyS store'
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