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Y.W.CA.Mlist
Collect $20,000
To Reach Quota
Total Contribution! .Now Ex
ceed $50,000; Members of
Jobbers Association Free
To Give Donations.
While the secret committee of the
Jobbers' association has refused to
endorse the $70,000 budget campaign
of the Young Wonien'i Christian as
sociation, this however, according to
J. Clarke Coit, president, allows
members of the former body to use
their judgment in continuing any
subscriptions that they have former
ly given to the Y. VV. C, A., or any
similar organization.
It was previously stated that the
Jobbers' association had lifted its
ban prohibiting the solicitation of
funds. This was a misinterpretation
of the letter from the committee
read at a meeting of team workers,
in regard to the attitude taken by
the Jobbers' association, as a ban
never existed.
Total Now $50,330.
With a report yesterday by team
workers of a total of $4,368.66 for the
past 24 hours, a grand total of $50.
330.93 was reached last night. With
three days of continuous, work the
canvassers' hope to roll up $20,000
more by Tuesday night, when the
campaign will close with a Thanks
giving offering.
The business and professional
women' division at yesterday's
luncheon reported $934.41; women's
teams, $1,134.25; initial gifts, $2,400.
The patrons of the cafeteria, through
Mrs. Fullaway, director, have con
tributed $306 up to date.
Ringer Predicts Success.
Dean Ringer, police commissioner,
in a brief address at yesterday's
luncheon spurred the workers on to
added efforts, predicting that with
continued work the goal of $70,000
will be reached by Tuesday night.
Rev. Arthur Atack. pastor of the
Hanscom Park Methodist church,
gave an inspirational talk.
According to yesterday's report,
Mrs. Sarah H. Joslvn has increased
her contribution $200. Among the
other large subscriptions reported
vesterdav were: Thomas Kilpatrick
& Co.. $250; T. H. Millard, $100; Mrs.
H. Gifford. $100; Mr.-and Mrs. G. W.)
Noble, $50, ' 8nd Dodds Lumber
Co., $30. ;
Man and Wife Suspected of
Parish Robbery Released
Mr. and Mrs. William Archibald.
1344Arcadia avenue, were released
yesterday following their arrest on a
charge of robbing the parish house
of the Church of the Blessed Sacra
ment at 1344 Arcadia avenue. The
Rev. Julius J. Hettwer and his
housekeeper, Mabel Bessler. 20, testi
fied before Police Judge Fitzgerald
that they saw the Archibalds coming
out of the parish house on the night
they claim a quantity of silk lingerie
and a small amount, of cash were
stolen. Judse Fitzgerald held there
was not sufficient evidence) to hold
the Archibalds
The first national census of Ja
pan was taken last month. ,
Brief City News
Colonel Transferred Col. B. R.
Wade, 20th infantry, has been
ordered to report immediately to
Camp Travis, Tex., for duty. He
has been with the 20th Infantry at
Fort Crook. '
Now Recruiting Officers Two
new lieutenants have been assigned
to the recruiting office in the Army
building:. They are: Lieut. C. J.
Dockley of Minneapolis, and Lieut
Lee L. Elias, First infantry.
Five Reasons for Dlvoroo Five
reasons are cltei by Mrs. Raymond
Rhodes in askinsf for a divorce. They
are: Habitual drunkenness. Infidel
ity, cruelty, desertion and nonsup
port. i .
Roommate and Money Gone
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Common
Sense
Way to
! Treat
Golds
A neglected cold at this time
of year may develop into a
serious cough or lung trouble.
Father John's Medicine treats
colds in the natural way, by
giving each organ strength to
resume its normal work. Re
member, you are safe when yon
take lather John's Medicine,
because -.this old-fashioned
family medicine contains no
alcohol or dangerous drugs.
60 years In use (
Out of Strength?
! When there is that out S
of strength, easily ex
hausted feeling, the sys
tem usually responds if
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
is taken regularly.
A pleasant tasting,
creamy substance,
every drop of
Scott's Emulsion is
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IScott & Bowne. Blocmficld. It. J. 20-S6 J
When a roommate of Robert
Sweeney, Salvation Army Industrial
home, disappeared, f 18 of Bwaeney's
money also disappeared. The coin
cidence' was reported to the Omaha
police.
Girl Wife Return Marie Smith,
Klrl wife of Arthur Bmith. 181S
Capitol avenue, has returned home
following; her disappearance a week
ago Monday. She said upon her re
turn that she visited her old home
at Sioux City.
Vniversity Man Lecture Arthur
Q. Taylor, head of tha Department
of Industrial management of La
Sail university, lectured last night
at the Chamber of Commerce on
"Some Recent Developments in the
Industrial Management FleJ."
Persian To Lecture Fayl May
andarani, Persian philosopher, will
deliver addresses Omaha, De
cember 14 to 17. He is counted
among tha foremost exponents f
the Banal movement, which Is termed
a new divine civilization for this age,
which unite the spirit of religion
with science and true philosophy.
Thefts Reported Mrs. A. C.
Thornton. 2810 Ames avenue, re
ported to the police that her Rus
sian marmot cape, valped at 1100.
was stolen at a dance Thursday
night at ' the Swedish autltorlum.
Mrs. L. Putnam. 1738 South Thirty
second avenue, reported thoft of furs
and other clothing from her home.
Deficit Reported Disbursements
by the city gas department were
$37,000 in excess of receipts In July
and August, according to a report
submitted by R. B. Howell, general
manager of the Metropolitan Water
board. Gas was selling at the old
rate in July and at the new, and
higher rate in August... The August
sales were $80,000 in excess of the
July sales, Howell stated.
Asked to Wed Prisoner Haiel
Harris, who Is In jail, begged police
yesterday to permit her to wed Ray
Beecher, also In jail on a charge of
robbing the Now Tork Suit and
Cloak company, 260 North Sixteenth
street. Instead of giving her per
mission to marry, Police Judge
Fitsgorald sentenced her to five days
in Jail for grancy and bound
Beecher overo district court under
a $2,000 bond. !
Sues Motor OomnunjfwAn Invita
tion to ride in a Mid -West Motor and
Supply company truck given by
Harry Fleming, driver, and accepted
by Lee Silver may cost the company
$1S, 000. Silver has filed suit for
JSC. 000 damages against this com
pany and the Gate City Transfer
company, claiming that while h
was riding Fleming drove too fast,
collided with a tlate City Transfer
company truck . at Forty-fifth and
Lake streets and suffered permanent
Injuries as a result of the collision.
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APPLES AND NUTS
Large juicy apples and first quality nuts
SPECIALLY PRICED
Downotaira Stare
tea torn
In the SpotliKt of
popularity
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Saturday
SaveMoney
EYERYBODYS STORE"
"Old Man Dollar" Will Help You to
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MEN'S CLOTHING
Suiti, Overcoats and Leatherette coats at greatly
" REDUCED PRICES
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Fourth Floor.
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hirigs You Wear
Children's Story Hour
Saturday Morning 10 to 11 A. M. t
Throughout the entire United States this last
week Children's Book Week has been celebrated.
This great campaign was put on to show the need
of more good books in the home. Each day doz
ens of little children have heard little 3Iiss Fileta
Hansen tell fairy stories and Saturday will be
the last opportunity to attend the "Story Hour."
Every little boy and girl is cordially invited to
come.
Third Floor
Very Special Prices on
Toilet Articles and Drugs
At Greatly Reduced Prices
Amber Royall Powder, all
v shades, S2.Z9.
Perfumes, assorted odors,
39c oz.
Mavis Toilet Water, 98c.
Mirrors, ebony finish, long
' handle with 7 in. beveled
mirror at $1.79. '
Mavis Manicure set com
plete, $1.98.
Mavis Cold Cream at 42c.
Pepsodent Dental Cream, ,
37e.
Tooth Brushes, imported,
guaranteed, 33c.
Compact Powder E. E. in
gold finish box at 39c.
Beecham'a Cold Cream at
39c.
Nail Polish, cake form at
15c; paste form, 25c.
Listerine, a general anti
septic, large size, 79c.
Turpo for colds in chest,
small size, 17c; large,
33c.
Magic Dye, soap flakes, 5c.
Stevens Depilatory, 59c.
Wild Cherry and Tar
Cough Syrup, 22c.
. Carter's Little Liver Pills,
J 19c.
Zinc Oxide in tubes, 15c.
Hospital Cotton, 1 lb. rolls,
59c.
Gem Junior Safety Blades,
39c
2,400 Pairs of-
S PATS
For Men and
Women
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An enormous purchase of
Spats in all sizes; colors black
or brown.
Practically every kind of
Spat made is included in this
lot. It is impossible to de
scribe them but just look at
the window!
Downstairs Store
Every Woman Will Appreciate
These Dainty
Hand Made Blouses
at $3.95
A Most Desirable Gift at a Very Low Price
It is almost impossible to describe these dainty blouses, you
must really see them to know exactly how beautiful they are.
.Made of batiste and voile, all hand made throughout, from the
tiny French seams, to the decorative hand drawn work, the tiny
tucks, the open-box work and the hand embroidered dots. They
have been marked at an unusually low price and offer an ex
ceptional opportunity to secure an appreciated Christmas gift.
Second Floor. '
Men! Here's a Shirt Sale!
It has been a long, long time since you could buy a dress shirt for $1 now hasn't it?
Here's your chance Saturday to replenish your stock. And think of a high grade madras
shirt at $2.50 or a fine flannel shirt at $1. 65 ! Undoubtedly there will be a heavy de
'mand for these garments; and while wehaye goodly quantities, we do not guarantee
them to last for any time so it's wise to come early.
Men' Shirts .
$1.00.
A large assortment of neat colored striped shirts.
All negligee style with soft cuffs, and some with col
lar attached. Broken assortments taken from our
regular stock, some slightly soiled and a few with
slight imperfections. Sizes range from 14 to 17.
These are excellent values at $1.00 each.
Limit of four to a customer.
Men' Shirts
$2.50
Men's high grade madras shirts in a large assort
ment of splendid patterns and colorings. The mate
rials consist of fine woven madras, poplin, dimity
cords, and percales. Some have slight imperfections
which, however,, do not impair the appearance or
wearing qualities. v
. All sizes, 14 to 18. At this price they are excep
tional values.
Main Floor.
Old Man Dollar's Special for Saturday
Men' Flannel Shirts r
at $1.65 ' at $3.95
An extra large assortment of fine quality flannel Abojit 2,000 fine all-wool and wool mixed Flannel Shirts
Shirts, in cotton and wool mixed, in colors of grey, tan, and in the popular shades of grey, heather, khaki, blue and brown,
blue. These shirts are offered at about one-half the cost of Originally sold for more than twice the price asked Saturday,
the material. All sizes from 14 to 19. All sizes, 14 to 19. -.
i ' .. ' . Main Floor.. y
Cold Weather Brings the Need of
Gloves for Women and Children
Silk Gloves, $2.25
Double silk gloves with two-toned embroidered bcks in gray,
black and white. Very special, $2.25.
Wool Gloves, $2.00
English knit wool gloves, gauntlet styles in heather, oxfords
and white. Per pair, $2.00.
' Chamoisette Gloves
Kyser chamoisette gloves in strap wrist gauntlets and two
clasp style with spear point and embroidered backs in beaver, mas
tic and white. $1.25, $1.50, $2.50.
Mocha Gloves, $1.25
i Children's mocha mittens with' a warm wool lining and fur
trimmed tops in gray and brown. Very special, $1.25.
Main Floor.
An Unusual Offer of t
Coats for Girls
$4.95
For ages 7 to 10 Years.
These are wool coats of zibeline, cheviot
and velour button trimmed. Some have
plush collars and cuffs, and some are plain
cloth. This is an unusual opportunity to
purchase practical coats for school wear.
All sizes from 7 to 10, in green, brown,!
burgundy and blue. .,'..
Second Floor Junior Department
Old Man Dollar Will Save Parents Money Saturday
Boys- Blue Serge Suits
$9.95
There are just 150 of these suits of fine blue serge ;
guaranteed fast color. We are enabled to offer them
' at this really surprising price simply because of a for
tunate purchase, and we are passing the saving on to you.
These are belted models, nicely tailored and care
fully cut and finished in excellent sty la There are all
sizes in the assortment, from age 7 to age 18.
Boys' Mackinaws
$7.95 and uP.
A large assortment of boys'
mackinaws in belted models is of
fered for Saturday at money-saving
prices. They may be Had In
all colors and all 'sizes up to 18
years. These are dandy coats
with convertible collars which
will be .7Ti and comfortable for
the cold days.
Tim's Patent Muffler Caps
$2.39
A very clever combination of cap and muffler just the thing
for cold weather, skating, playing hockey or to ski. Warmly knitted,
in various colors, and shaped to cover the entire head except eyes,
nose and mouth.
Fourth Floor.
Specially Priced
CANDY
. For Sunday Eating
Johnston's chocolates, 1
lb. box, 79c.
Select Jordan almonds,
69c lb. i
Wrapped kisses in assort
ed flavors, 39c lb.
Chocolate covered pea-
,, nuts, 69c lb.
Vary Spacial .
Saturday You Have Youf Choice
of Our Entire Stock of '
Women's Suits
lA Off Regular Price
Hundreds of women "have, been waiting for just
such an announcement as this in order to purchase
the new suit for the coming season.' This sale gives
them an opportunity to secure from a large and varied
stock of beautiful suits, in strictly tailored style, many
with fur collars, a suit at one-fourth off original mod
erate selling price. .
1 Every suit reflects the season's newest mode, in
all the favored colors and materials. Exclusive mod
els, distinctive and individual in design. V
Second Floor.
The Popular Plaid Skirts
Are found here in a large and varied assortment, both in color and de
sign. There is no garment that looks smarter or more up-to-date than a
handsome plaid skirt, pleated or accordion pleated. Women will appreciate
. this opportunity to make selections from our large stocks. , Moderately priced.
Second Floor.
The Girl Who Slouches
at Her Desk in School
Needs a Gossard Junior
Corset
Many girls between the ages
of 8 and 14 are over-developed
in some parts of the body and
under-developed in other.
These corsets are specially de-
signed for 1
School Girls
who want support without in
jury to any fpart of the body
and to mould the figure into
normal proportions. j
A Fitting for Each Girl
has been arranged for this Sat
urday and careful attention
will be given to every one. Be
fitted and from the first wear a
s. Gossard Junior Corset
"They Lace in Front"
Priced Now at $3.00
We Offer Our Entire Steele of'
l' Off Reular
4 W11 Price
. Every original and . beautiful
gown for formal and informal
affairs is offered in this great re
duction sale. They disclose the
season's nt styles in the most
favored materials, in IffJit te
ning shades, as well as the popu
lar black.
Every woman will be delighted
to get the benefit of this one
fourth reduction in price just at
the time she is in need of a new
evening gown for the coming
season's festivities.
Second Floor, "
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