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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE ! NOVEMBER 21, 1920.
Mrs., Harding'
; "At Home"
Estelle eflnjjtt, corsespondent.
el! in "The .Woman Republican
how .Mrs. Warren ; Harding im-
l pressed her ome"weeks before elec- j
f tion. She ayr '.
Florence King. Harding sat in the
severely : plain diving room of her
home in Marion, and talked about
" woman's part iii.' politics. There is
nothing new about it to .her, al
though she first becan takinor an in
terest in. prfitkswhen Mr. Harding
'"did. To her jt is simply the old
game of taking an intelligent, .en
thusiastic interest in whatever in-
v terests her husband."- ;
Her firm, attractive mouth and
the - slim' strpng hands that lay
quietly in ' her lap as she talked,
told more vivid story o her effi
ciency than anything anyone could
say. she wore a crisp wh'te muslin
, frock and an early spnrrg-green
sash. She looked itery calm, com-
' petent and altoegtber pleasing and
irirndly. SUf has a cordial .manner
that puts the most casual guest at
home.
She had Just! been out greeting
all the motorists waiting to see some
- l1"1110' f Harding family.
.There were women in modish motor
V coats and women with shabby veils.
. Mrs. Harding's sincerely cordial
manner never varied. Her hospital
ity is a part of her. .
, "I think womdn usually do well
whatever they) have to do," she told
me, "I only hope all women will
V6e and vote thoughtfully. I hope
they will , identify themselves with
the party theyMhmk wisest in the
needs of women-Of course, I 4hink
that is the rspublican party, but I
hrpe all intelligent women, will think
it out for-themselves. , .
fehe was intirruDted by her hus-
( , band's secretary to say that there
' would be 4U govenors ana ex
covernors for dinner, instead of 20.
"Very .well," -she replied quietly,
"I'll be ready for th?m.
The 'Cook Counts !
"I love paving' people to dinner,"
she said. 'This is just a little more
extensive, thaCs all. Of. course,, tn
my own - fcotwe I . concern myself
about givingV them wholesome, sa
vory food, 'just as I do my family,;
but when 1 go-out to dinner I don't
care at all what! have to eat. A
dinner is to me , an opportunity to ,
meet people." ' ' I
"Yes, Inez?'And Mrs. Harding
excused herseir ior a momeni again .
to advise with the colored cook, who,
she says, has an impoPtan,t'part in.,
' the campaign, because "no man ever
could be elected oresident who was
not well fed." ' Neighbors say that
' if Senator Harding is not well fed
it is because he-refuses to eat I
"Did I ever' do my . own work?"
Mrs. Harding echoert, taking up the
thread again. ''Of course, I did I j
married a poor newspaper man and
m lived on what we made, so i
learned to make everythingythat Mr.
Hardin v esrteciallv liked."
It was when 'she was doing her
own nouseworit auu mu uku ma.
r,A lt ttian a vear that "Mrs. Har
din saw the trail of her duty lead
into the office of her husband's paper.
Mr. Harding was ill: the circulation :
manager quit at a, critical time. Mrs.
Harding went in to look after the cir
culation, i She stay W,j5even tfears as
circulation, advertising and business
manager ana orctugm me, circniauuu
of the paper utHrom two routes to
18, besides givinir it an impetus that
has sent it toiM.WW copies.
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Every: Day -Creed
For forking
; Girls '
Much interest'lias been shown in
the Every Day Creed which was
adopted recenty by representatives
of working girls in Ohio and West
-Virginia at an' industrial conference
(held nder the .auspices of the Y.
W. C. A. at Oxford, O.,' The creed
reads as follows:
"1 believe in my job. It is very
important. Some one will suffer, if
I do not oerform my work prompt-
.ly and carefully, and I shallbethe
loser. My job can be made attrac
tive by punctuality, system, and
definite aim. "and a high ideal' of
nrar-tirat Vervice.
"I believe in the other worker. For
her sake I should not accept 'a loy
standard ot pay or poor worKing
conditions. For her sake, too, I
shoulddo all Hm i my power to main-
tain a nigh standard . ot loyalty to
Vtlie employer, 'i should grve her a
cheerful smile and helping" hand
whenever possible. .
"I believe i my employer. He is
- a human being Just ai I am! He
likes to have things g smoothly and
v he deserves - have them so. I
should do atl in my power to help
him. ; ';...
"I believe in myself in the power
that is within me.- Uowe it to my
self to be all that I can be physically,
'-mentally and 'spiritually. I owe it
to myself to be as attractive as pos
sible in manner and appearance.
"I believe in my home. I should
protect it by maintaining the single
. standard of purit, by1 preparing my
self for every ': nOmemaking task,
and above alt by fitting myself to
be the chief .educator., of any, chil
dren that may be entrusted to my
care. ", .-.-.
"I believe In tny country. . When
we all, understand the true meaning
of, the Brotherhood of Man, it will
be the best land in all the world,
, and the knowledge of the sacredness
of the individual will be the law by
which we shall all be governed.
i "I believe in; God, ia His infinite
lore for humanity. Sincerity, honest
wort-jncrryrlaughter, clean play,
and onaffected" kindness are all he
asks of us."
Buy. Clean Milk
Good whole ta ilk is desirable but
if a mother is obliged to choose be
tween clean milk and rich milk,
she bad better take the clean milk.
Best of all, is clean whole milk, bnt
if that cannot be had it is better to
use clean fresh'skim milk than dirty
or quesfionablcpwhole milk.
A quart of 'kim milk, even sep
arated skim "Jifife, contains about a
Jhird of a'cspful of solid food,
which is nearly all there was in the
whole milk, except the butter fat.
IrT feeding skim milk, however, ft
"is necessary .to make ug for the
missing butteTt fat by giving the
-child plenty of butter to eat. If It
is absolutely Impossible to get fresh
milkthen OTrdcnsed, powdered or
wporated milk may be used. .
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BACK .TO 1914 PRICES!!
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This is;absolutely the Greate
phenomenal. Our selling force has been enlarged to serve the croW. SHOP EARLY.
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Our 33d Ariniyersistry Cut Glass Sale
. Thousands of people have taken advantage our 33d Anniversary Cut Glasis . I
Sale and many more will do so this week." -Lots of new' pieces have been added to I
our wonderful selection. Prices cut in two Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. 1
Cut Glass Sugar and Creamer: If.OO, reduced
t;to 4.. ...... ...... .1..... 82.00
.Cut Glass Large Fern-Disb;; $15.00, teduced
tto . .v...i vt:;...;.... . 34.00
' Cut Glass 24-inch . SerringTray; $4.00, re-
duc4d to ,f. .. $2.00
Cut tllass 3-footed -' Apple -Bowl; $900, re
V duced to ............. ...... .. . S4.50
, Cut: Glass 12-inch Octagon ivise; $9.75, re
duced to ...S4.97
Cut Glass Flower Basket, large, $5.00: re
duced to S2.50
Cut Glass Candy Jar;' $3, reduced to 81.50
Cut Glass 12-lnch Square Vase; $5.00, re
duced to ..........$2.50
Better Value 1
" ' FOR LESS MONEY
. Has proven our wonderful 20 Per Cent Dia- "
mond Discount Sale the greatest' Hit of the :
Season. : Our Diamonds are the finest in qual- I
ityf perfect color and perfect cut, guaranteed I
flawless.., , '. '. ' '. V -".'I'
' Blue Whife ;J
Wesselton Diamonds I
Special! Special!
- Out They Go
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These are Just a few articles.' Many more, in fact, we are going
. to close oat our eatire stock f cat glass. Our prices will do it.
Cut Glass Celery Tray, very beautiful: $4.00,
i. reduced for this sale to........... .$2.00
Cut Glass 12-inch Rodnd Vase;" $5.00, reduced
; to v ..... .. ,.L.'. ... $2.50 ;i
vui uiass B-utca.saiaatiM)wi; f.uu, reaucea
to. ... i . ......... ... . ; . . ... $2.00
Cut Glass 8-in'ch 3-fobted Berry Bowl; $4.50,
deduced for this sale to..y. $2.25
Cut .Glass 12-lnch Ftult Footed Orange Bowl; . I ..: -
'$8.00, reduced to ...... .$4.00 Xftcn and every Diamond u marked Jn plain
Cut Claoif' 8-lnrh RnKnh ""THrIi Jlirea mnnri. I,' Amu..4'.' ''
lUCUMi ff l.UVi 1 cuuucu . w ........... ai . - s
Cut Glass Ice Tea Tankard with cover and 6
Ice Tea Tumblers.; ' $12, reduced to $6.00
Cut Glass Flower Basket, large and. beautiful; ' .
-, $10.00, reduced to.... ....... .".....$5.00
Most Corgeous and Beautiful
AT HALF PRICE
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'-4 2Q Discount
on each and every Diamond from now. to
Christmas. : Come, in and compare our prices.
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; $80.00 Bjtgsout they go, at $40.00
$70.00 Bags, out they, go, at $5.00
65.00-Bags, out they, go, at $32.50
, ' $27.00 Bags, out they go, at $13.50
t. .. The price of these beautiful Beaded Bags positively cut right; in two. Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday. Qomv early while selection is the best Can. you imagine a more appreci
ated Christmas Gift! i : . . ' -
$55.00 Bags, W they go,at. $27.50
$42.00 Bags, out they go, at $21.00
$34.00 Bags, .'out they go, at $17.00
U0inilil!ll!IIDlIiWIII!l!Bill
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Illinois Special
;i ' 16 size, 19-Jewel Illinois movement,
"' double sunk dial, steel escape "wheel,
. adjusted to heat and cbld, guaranteed
' to keep time within 10 seconds. ior
: . month (same time as railroads re
quire). This movement fitted to a
, 20-year gold-filled plain or engraved ,
-case'. - ; i. 'f1
? AtKhxtfa Special '. 'f.
; , Value atr
Hurrah for WM Prices!
: You. will forever wonder at these? Prices.,-! One look intd our store
will convince you. All of these Wrist Watches have been properly,
adjusted and regulated 2 weeks in our watch repair snop before gf.
ing into the show cases. - v ' ;
Remember These Watches
Arc Now Sold at4914 Prices '
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?10-year gold filled case, small size watch with
good lever movement, guaranteed $
to keep time, reduced to ........ T.. .
14-karat gold filled 20-year case, engraved
c 6r plain, Windheim. case fitted with a good
reliable 15-jewel lever movement, good time
piece ; also 2 bracelets go with this watch,
silk ribtmn and 14-karat
gold filled, .reduced to -
14-karat, solid gold", 'small and beautiful
watch,x with it " jewel . lever well regulated
movement, z - bracelets goi with this watch,
silk . ribbon and 14-karat 'gold filled brace
let, so, yoU can wear both, $01 75
price reduced to .... . . . . ; . . . . t 1
Same watch in octagon .shape . . . .$23.75 '
Only SO Days to Christmas Come in and nave
one of these Watches laid, away at these re
duced prices. J . .
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Most Remarkable
Offer of 1920
14-karat, gold filled, octagon 20-year gold
filled case, plain or swell engraved; 15-jewel
lever movement, splendid time- $ O 7 7 5
piece, price $39.50, reduced to ..... 1
14-karat, gold filled, diamond shape, engraved
case, guaranteed 25 yers, with 15 jewel levcr
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movement, luuy aajusieu, price SvVOU
$55.00, reduced-to
14-karat, solid green gold, cushion shape, fVill
engraved case, 14-karat; solid gold engraved ,
bracelet, : 16 : jewel lever movement, perfect
timepiece, ;rice: $125.00, I, $CC00
(reduced to .'. I . . . OD" r
lkaiat, green gold, enameled case.set with
8 diamonds, ribbon wristlet. Queen Alexandra
shape, very chic,, extra ' fine movement, 15
jewels, guaranteed excellent time- STICOO
piece, price $210, reduced to . ... . .
One beautiful and extraor
dinary appreciated Christmas
Gfift
Cut Glass
Water Sets
1-
water
Queen
Water Pitcherj 6
glasses, beautiful
Louise pattern,
per set
Free with every Water Set, -on
14-inch Beveled Mirror Plateau.
FOR MONDAY ONLY.
This is the second , time) only, in 34
years that we have been able to of
fer our thousands of friends and cus
tomers. '
5,000 Gentlemen's
' Solid Gold
.SET RINGS
Very heavy,' plain or beautifully en
graved, set with reconstructed rubies,
emeralds, : amethysts, sapphires; to
pazj etc. The very latet cuts of Uiese
beautiful settings. We have bought
an entire manufacturer's stock who
needed the money. No place can
these rings be bought at less than
$15 to $25. We sell these Solid Gold
SetRinsp ' ' . .
Your Choice or v
$11.75
ONE LOOK WILL MAKE YOU HAPPY TO SEE WHAT
$1 Purchases Monday, Tuesday tod Wednesday
Cut glass tndlyldual aalts,
9t of S, at.......... SI. OO
Cut glass candlesticks, at. .81.00
Cut glass knife rest, at.... S 1.00
Cut glass creamer and sug
ar, at S1.00
Cut glass flower basket. .. .S1.00
Cut glass marmalade Jars..
uut glass comotnation
creamer and sugar.- S1.00
Cut glass pepper and salt.
silver top. at..,-.,: .$1.00
Cut glass vinegar cruet.... 81.00
Cut glass 6'inch - beautiful
, . nappy, with handle....... 81.00
Cut glats spoon tray, boat
snapea. at ... . ....... v .SiX.UU
!iit glass night-bottle with
glass, at ;. 81.00
ut: glass butter dish, with , -
cover,- at ................Sl.uo
Cut- glass Sheffield tea J
strainer, at ....81.08
Cut glass butter dish, Shef
. field cpver, at,. ,
1.00 Cut glass mustard jar, Shef-
Cut glass Sheffield napkin - '-v
ring, at ...81.0r
Cut glass candy Jar.... 81.00
Cut glass marmalade jar,
silver , top and-spoon . . . . . 81.00
81.00
field cover and spoon.. ..81.00"
Cut glass grape-fruit holder.81.00
Cut glass 8-in. -berry bowl. 81.00
Cut glass square pin tray
with handle., at." 81.00
'Cut glass Mayonnaise tray, :
with spoon ...81.00
Cut,' glass, horseradish 'Jar
r with Sheffield holder.... 81.00.
ItfAjftf MORE ARTICLES ON THIS
COUKTBR." COME EARLY r THIS '
DOBiT HAPPEN EVERY DAY. . ,
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New Columbia Records
Now on jSale ;
A94, 10-lncK, f 1.00
Yen're the Only tiirl That Made
, Me Cry.' (Fisher.) Henry Burr,
tenor ' solo. . orchestra accom-
puntment. . i ." ,
Drifting;.. (Polla.) Peerless quar
tet. Mal- .quartet. Orchestra
' accompaniment. t , . l
' ' A2916. 10-Inch. $1.00
I Love the Land of Old Blitek Joe
. from "Ed Wynn's Carnival."
" (Donaldson.) '' Van and Schenck,
. character duet, Orchestra ac
companiment., Ho This Is Paris!. ( Mo tzan and
A lest.) Van. and Schenck, -character
duet. . Orchestra accom
paniment. ' 1
A 2988 10-Inch, 1.00
Macnshla Asthore (Pulse of My
Heart) from "Maounhla." (Ball.)
.Ohauncey . Olcojtt. - tenor solo.
Orchestra accompaniment.
Tts an Irish (ilrl I Love and She's
Jast Like You from 'Macushla."
(Ball.) ' Chauncey Olcott, tenor
' solo, v Orchestra accompaniment.
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No. 113 Toilet Pieces, rets. IH.OO; Monday, $6.25
No. 211 Toilet Pieces, reg., 10.00; Monday, 4,75
No. 310 Toilet Pieces, reg. ; 9.75; Monday, ... 4.25
No. 4 .9 Toilet Pieces, reg. 8.50; Monday, 4.00
No. 59 Toilet Pieces, reg. 8.50; Monday, ; 4.00
No. 6 7 Toilet Pieces, reg.5 7.75; Monday, : 3.50
Travel
In genuine Ebony. Will be closetfout Monday at less
than Half Price. Come real early, as these prices wilT
sell them all in a few hours. ' i
No. 7 7 Toilet Pieces,, re. S 7.50; Monday, $3,25
No.: 8 8 Toilet Pieces, reg. 6.75; Monday, 2.50
No. 9 6 Toilet Pieces, reg. 6.75; Monday, 2.50
No. 10 8 Toilet Pieces, reg. 5 50; Monday, 2,25
No. 11 3 Toilet Pieces, reg. 3.50; Monday, 1.50
No. 12 3 Toilet Pieces, reg. v 2.00; Monday, 1 .00
No. 13 4 Toilet Pieces, reg. 4.7C; Monday, 2.25
BUI Books, Writing Seta and Manicure Sets, all enclosed In khnkl corers, all go Monday at, per set, $1.00
Boy Sconts will appreciate one of these for a Christmas Gift.
j Here Is Where -y
ONE DOLLAR
Will Make Someone Happy
For CHRISTMAS
Solid gold baby seal rings, one let
ter engraved rreet'ICJi ff
charge, at.
Sets of ladies'. Dins, 3 In one, plain
or engraved; guaranteed ffi rt
Solid gold collar buttons fifi
ew
$1.00
gold filled. . Price
Solid gold collar b
for back or. front,' only
Two .lingerie pins, 14-ff
carat gold filled ....... . ? v w
Ladles' brooches, beautiful selection
14-carat gold filled; sat with rubies,
emeralds, amethysts and fi 4 aa
sapphires. Price.' P X.VV
Solid gold stickpins,
plain for engraving.
Swell selection of gentlemen's stick
pins, set with ruby, sap- fl -j (f
phire, emerald and opali,.--v,-f
14-carat gold filled cuff buttons,
beautifully engraved or gj - (f
plain. Price .......... yy.
Gold filled pocket 'knives with two
blades, plain or engrar- AS f ff
ed. Price... .......
Gentleman's up - toV date, Waldemar
watch chain; guaranteed to wear
10 years; soldered links, J 00
Regular Gold Filled Gentleman's
watch chain; guaranteed to'wtar for
ten years; soldered 00
links At
Gifts for the Baby, Father, Mother,
Sister and Brother, xes, even
your Sweetheart will like
one of these articles.
: Union
Pacific - .
Watch
Inspector!
Chics go
St. Paul
Minneapolii .
Omaha v
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Oldest Jewelry Tirm In Omaha. In Business Over 33 Tears.' Hail Orders Promptly Filled.
Send for Our 1921 Catalogue. IVs Free. At the Sign of the Crown Up the Golden Stain t
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A Tremendous
Sale of
Pearl
Necklaces
Will Commence
Monday Morning at
9 Q'xlock Sharp
La Tausca, Richelieu.- La
Vega, Nataline, Delta- and
J3Iuel3ird Pearls: . The very
finest matched and assorted
t A t
stocK ot pearls west of Chica
go all above Poarls are enar.
anteed absolutely indestruct-
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aDie. we import our Pearls
direct and sell our Pearls at
just one-half of Regular Retail
Prices. Come in and be'
vinced; have one of these beau
tiful Pearl Necklaces layed
away for Christmas. . .
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