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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 27, 1920)
THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27. 1920. 7 Car of FisK Is Offered Towns By State Bureau Finny TrU&D& Unless Soon Removed From, Over flow Lakes Near Peru, Which Are Drying Up Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 26. (Special.) Who wants a car of.fish? . The state bureau bf ' fish and game, operating under the .Department" of , Agriculture, is facing a serious prob lem in the way of conservation of severaf carloads of fish, which, through overflow during the, sum mer have been deposited in 'small lakes near Peru, which are now go . ng Jry and the, fish, unless taken care of. will die. ... The department has no money to meet the situation, but if anv town will pay he expense of transporting the car, the department will seine the lakes and load, the car free of charge. The city 6t ' Fremont re cently took a car of these fish which were planted in the sand pit fakes near that city. Secretary Stuhr of '.he department. Game Warden Kos tcr and Fish Commissioner O'Brien ire anxious to save these fish, which are mostly bullheads, croppies and sun fish, running in length from an Inch and a half to six inches. It cost the city of Fremont $120 Nfor the one car if took and the de partment has corresponded with , Omaha parties to see if some of the ;ish cannot be put in Carter lake. Anyone wanting to stock a lake now '' has the ppportunity at small cost. Foot Ball Team Makes Dirt Fly at Hastings; Co-Eds Serve Turkey Hastings, Neb., Nov. 26. (Special Telegram.) Instead of the usual . foot ball game, Kearney Normal having cancelled the-game scheduled for the day,' the students of Hast ." irigS oUcge celebrated Thanjssgiv- ing by excavating lor the new quar ter million dollar liberty memorial hall (o be erecjed next-yea.r. They commandeered -the" equipment of a construction company and drafted its .superintendent as boss, while, the co-eds took charge of,. the kitchenj anil iscpj h cuiiuiiijuus iuiKey uin- l ner going all day. " The work will 'be continued by the students to thei end of the Thanksgiving vacation as a contribution to the colce. Faculty! members and trustees are-iwrping. ; Hastings Policeman Is - Reinstated After-Hearing Hastings, Neb., Nov. 26. (Spe cial Telegram). E. A. St. John is back on duty a captain of the Hast ingspolice, following a public hear ing m which no one preferred charges. Rumors that St. John might have some liquor, together with testimony in district court that St. John and another man had de . livered a trunkful of liquor to a policeman's home, resulted in a raid on Stv John's home in which ior liquor was fotmd and later in a htaroj ing, ordered by the mayor, at whicn scores of spectators were asked, in dividually by the mayor if they had any charges tq. make against any Bars CrarrShooting and Ggarets Arfiong Co-Eds S. R. Q. Sign Used at Annual Prison Show Lincoln, Nov. 26. (Special.) The Shut-ins at the state peniten tiary gave their annual Thanksgiv ing show at that institution yester day, afternoon to the inmates and officials, and in the evening re peated the performance to a crowd ed house from outside. Half a dozen men inmates took the male parts while the same number of I women from the city took the fe- i male parts. The play was a three-act rendition ? of ."Nothing but the Truth." with j W. Rifenburg in the leadinj role. 1 Mr. Rifenburg .made a decided hit as Bob Bennett, and the rest ably supported him in their parts. Theilay will be given again next Wednesday evening for the benefit of the public, as over 500 were turned awav last night for lack of room. Congress May Be Urged to Bar All Aliens From U. S. Washington, Nov. 26. If congress at the coming session, is unable to enact legislation to restrict immi gration", it probably will be urged by the house immigration commit tee to bar all aliens from the United Stajes temporarily, Representative Johnson of Washington, chairman of the committee said. Expiration on March 4, of the passport law, he added, makes it imperative that pction be taken to prevent the en try of undesirable immigrants after that time. s Give Your Furnace A Treat Buy Your COAL This Winter From the . UPDIKE LUMBER & COAL CO. Phono Walnut 0300 2 mmsxsi (OTWHWIIKI 3. B. COl. 16 tb & JACKSON STS. I v wm m am um zm r king hs African polo and communion with lAdy Kkotine will cease among the fair co-eds of Stanford futiversity, Cal., If Miss Florence Hont! anythinfr to do with it Miss Hocking charges fhat some of the fair Btudents are far better ctap shooters than any of the men ever hope to be, and she further al leges that young women Wudents spend too much time with the soothing clgaret. Her article in one of the univer sity papers has caused a sensation. member sponded. of the force, none re- " Name Nebraska Delegates to :-- , Tercentenary Celebration Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 26. (Special.) Delegates to represent " Nebraska at the tercentenary celebration of the landing of the Pilgrims to be held at Plymouth, Mass., on December 21. have been appointed by Governor McKelvie as follow: John Lee' Webster; Everett Buck ingham, Howard H. Baldrige, Frank W. Judson and D. C Brad ford, Omaha; Will Own Jones, Mrs. F. B." Hollenbeck and E. Hardy of Lincoln, and L. D. Rich ards of Fremont.' ? ' r ' , Union Pacific Asks Change In Right-of-way Ground Kent Lincoln, Nov. 26.--(Spcial). The Union Pacific Railway com pany is before the State Railway commission in an effort to secure a new rule regarding rental of right-of-way grounds for elevators , and other kinds of business. The com pany desires that the commission shall permit them to charge rental corresponding to the value of the property placed on the right-of-way. Extension Bureau Wants More Funds to Carry oh Its Work Lincoln, Now.-i 21 (Special.) Chancellor: Avery of the state . uni versity aind Dean Burnett of the agri cultural farm have' liad a cofcrente,; with the governor regarding: his ask ing the legislature to give the fartn bureau extension ' department an in creased appropriation amounting to about $200,000 for the coming two years. '- "-fr ' '' -The money to carry' otr the" farm bureau work fn the past has-come from three sources!. First, under the Smith-Leaver act the government has set aside ascertain sum which is dis tributed to-the .different states. Sec ond, the state""make5 an appropria tion equal in amount to that given by the government and third, the coun ties make additional provision for the work. ' . , ''.... ". The work is carried on under di rection of thMarm bureaji extension department of the state university and has extended so-far that the present appropriations are in adequate to carry it on extensively. According to the governor the work of the bureau is going to be a big factor in aiding the farmers in solv ing the problems which they will have to face in the future and. the establishment of demonstrators in each county will result in special benefits. ( OUR ENTIRE STOCK of At TWO PklCES Hundreds of Handsome Patterns and Models of the World's Finest Makers "The House of Kuppenheimer," Hirsh-Wickwire, L-System and others of Superior Manufacture :-: Blue Serges Included SUITS .That Sold From $35.00 to $50.00 Now $ Products from Philadelphia's .16,- DOOnahutaAutiife fHis goxo trtty totintry orf.tartjt,. I V. S SUITS That Sold From $55.00 to $100.00 Now 00 Be Sure and Make a Selection From These Wonderful Values (A Small Charge for Alterations.) Underwear 25 fo ' Reduction Sweaters ( 25 Reduction Night Gowns and Pajamas . 25 V Reduction Shirts $2.50 Shirts. $1.95 $5.00 Shirts $3.45 1415 Farnam St. Shave, Bathe and Shampoo with one Soap. Cuticura CliUiMl Sophth(nillMMuUi iMillJt Towels, ieets, Pillow 5- '' GREAT PRICE REDUC TIONS AT BOWEN'S c , Right now is the op portune time to -buy, es-' pecially of those things ;that are in : use daily. Never n our history have we been? able ! to offer .such 'wonjeterful Value Giving, as ndw.r ? ( x . This is especially irue in Towefs, Sheets, Pillow Cases and Bed Spreads, lany are being offered right now at about one half price. You need wait no longer for lower prices they're Iiglit now at Bo wen . fX , s t And;;w 4isuaU: you make you oin terms. ' Advertisement The Distinctive Gift . . - ... ...... V The Columbia Crafonola is sure to bring real joy and Christ mas cheer to erery heart and home. Come in tomorrow and let us show you what a splendid Yuletide sin this instrument -will ' make. To enable all to enjoy music we extend most liberal terms, terms to suit your oVn particular case. Ter ns as low as $1.00 a week, without interest. Be sure to call tomorrow. ' New Columbia -Recfords THE JAPANESE 8A5D3LA3. Fox-trot. -Arti A 3322 Hickman's Orchestra, ' im ATAI03T. Foi-trot. Art Hickman's 0r,chestra, ) t oo WHISPEEKG. Fox-trot Art Hickman's Or-l ; chestra. ( 43301 IF A WISH C0U1D MAKE IT SO. Fox-trot In. i9.,vh trodnclnir "lVe're Got Something," froml si.oo ' ' Tickle Me." Art Hickman's Orchestra. 1 FAIR ONE. Fox-trot. Ted Lewis Jan Band. t A2W8 GIPSY M00X. ' Fox-trot Ted lewis Jan je-incb - Band. v. : ' ) 100 . SWEET MA3QLA (PAPA'S GETTING MAD). Marion Harris, comedienne. Orchestra ac-( A3300 companiment . ... 1 ) i-inrk "r T01D T0U SO. Marlon Harris, comedienne. V fioo Orchestra accompaniment I THAT KAIGHTI WAITZ. Eddy Brown, tlottn solo. Max Terr at the piano. TOUR EYES HATE TOLD ME SO. Eddy Brown, violin solo. Max Terr at the piano. A29S9 1 (Mitch fiymphon. SX.OO Sixteenth Between Harney and Howard. Phone Douglas 2793 II- : ' "Jim' iiwntf Officii OMAHA PRINTING COMPANY 1IUHBU UMUT ummms nun ntma CONNEictAi Printers LiTHOGRAPriERs steel Die Embossers 10O8C tCAF .DEVICES V FOLLOW THE BEATON PATH' BEATON'S SATURDAY and MONDAY SPECIALS I gal. Denatured Alcohol. at .....81.25 $1.60 Xilas Vegetal Toilet Water 89 $1.25 Lyko ...98 60c Nujol 48 75c Milks Emulsion ....53 15c Sterno Heat ... 10 90c Mercolized Wax . . . .73 30c Beaton's Cold Cream. 21 25c Hair Insoles Keep the feet warm and dry. .17 50: Shoe Polishing Out fits ...:.:....... 39v 60e DeMar's Benzoin and Al mond Lotion 391 25c Bandoline, Light or Dark 19 35c J,i-lb. . Peroxide Hydro gen 10 25c DeMars Cascara Tonic Pills .17 30c Mustard Cerate... 17 30c Laxative Bromo Qui nine, at 22 50c Orazin Tooth Paste.. 34 25c Lysol 19 25c Phenolax Wafers ...19 20c Venida Human Hair Nets, 2 for 25 40c Castoria .... . . . . .24 60c Cocoanut Oil Emulsion Shampoo, 39 60c Beaton's Brilliantine.39 50cEatonic 34 35c Freezone 27 60c Danderine 48 ..Now U the time to rid the house of Mice i Mouse Traps, each 5 Per Dozen 50 25c Rat Nip 10 Sweeney's Poison Wheat. .15 Stearns' Electric Paste.. 30 Lister's Sanitary Napkins' Medium size .50 Large size 55( 25c Sanitary Powder Puffs 10 $3.75 Horlick's Malted Milk 82.98 35c Sloan's Liniment. .. .21 60c Nadine Face Powder 39 RUBBER GOODS $2.00 2-quart Velvet Com bination Hot Water Bottle and Fountain Syringe, at 81.45 $1.40 Radiant 2-quart Foun tain Syringe ........ .95 $1.50 2-quart Velvet Water Bottle T 95 $3.50 Female Douche Spray Syringe ...-81.98 CIGARS 10c frlor de Intals 7 Box of 50 83.25 8c Autocrat '. . ,5J Box of 50 82.35 La Giraldo, each. . . . , 5 Box of 60 82.25 SOAPS 30c Woodbury Facial Soap 21 35c Resinol Soap 22 20c XX Pears Glycerine. .12 30c Shah of Persia Soap 21 PERFUMES $4.00 Ideal Extract, per oz , $2.20 $4.25 Mary Garden Extract. per oz. ............82.20 75c White Rose Extract, per oz 48 $2.00 Jickey Extract, per oz. 81.25 CANDY DEPT. Specials ' 80c Chocolate Creams. per lb. -. 65 $1.00 Chocolate Stars. .75 60c Peppermint Lozenges, per pound 40 60c Gum Drops, per lb. 40 60c Jelly Beans, per lb. 40 Agents for NHyler's, Alle- gretti, Johnston's and Gordon's Chocolates. MAZDA' LAMPS The Original and Reliable Lamp. 15 to 50 watt Lamps ...40 75-watt Lamps 75 Fuse Plugs 10 (10 to 30 Amperes) ' Graham. Beauty Secret Lifts Out Line.' Draws Out Blackhead. Reduces Enlarged Pores. Bleaches the Skin. Corrects Sallow Skin. BEATON DRUG CO. 15th and Farnam Streets Mail Orders Receive Our Most Careful Attention : ; USE BEE WANT ADS THEY BRING RESULTS 11 Your Choice Any Woman1 s SUIT, GO or DRESS In Our Entire Stocks, y This reduction is the result of several f ortunate New York purchases made during the past month. The sale ' offers a com plete well chosen selection of styles that will appeal to the most critical in the finest of fabrics and new colorings. AIL WAISTS at 'z r A drastic price reduction on scores of the highest type blouses. Crepe de .Chine, Taffeta, Georgette, Satin and Tricolette in beau- titul overblouse, tie-on and Russian blouse models, at 4. Millinery Reduced Duplicates of high cost originals and drastic ally reduced. There are hats of finest silk Lyons and Panne velvets, combina tions, etc... bewitchingly trimmed and i specially priced - ... a arasuc- $5 Stunning Skirts Checks, plaids or plain types of Serges, Wool, Velours, et., in tailored, sport and dresstf? 7C wear models that art conspicuous forTW" fine materials and careful workmanship, Ij fl are priced as low as vp v Three Carloads of o elk K3 Greatly Reduced Saturday Only Omaha's greatest "Value-Giving" event is this timely sale of 3 entire carloads of Rockers at the lowest priced of the year indeed, the lowest that GOOD rockers have sold for in months. Come Saturday and pick out a Rocker for a gift You'll save many a dollar. Sewing Rockers in soKd fumed oak with saddle scat, for $2.95 Santa Claus Has a Gift for Every Girl and Boy Santa Claus (himself) is here with a dandy gift from his big sack for every girl or boy who romes in Satur day accompanied by parent. Mammoth Toy Stocks were brought along by Santa, carload after carload, and because of the low rent location of the Union Out fitting Company there is a Guaranteed Saving of . 25 to 50 Home Needs Are Always Lesi Aluminum Rice Boilers for $1.12 Dust Pans with, handle 25c Glass Berry Bowls .... .29c Adjustable Stair Gates $1.49 Self Wringing Mops. . . .89c Large Baby Plates. ... .S9c Palm Olive Sqap at 4 Bars for .......... 25c Good Rolling Pins at. ..27e Good Carpet Sweepers $1.29 Large Chopping Bowls 59c High Grade Brooms. .. .31e Simplex glass bgg Beater for .14c Aluminum Tea Kettle $2.00 Casseroles with frame $2.19 Good Electric Irons $3.95 Steel Frying Pans .....29c Well made Whisk if rooms for 17c Sewing Rocker, strongly built of solid, golden oak, at ' $3.45 Arm Rocker in solid fumed oak, with com fortable scat, at $3.75 Heavy Arm Rocker, in solid, golden oak, with square posts, at $4.50 Sewing Rocker in fum ed or golden oakj up holstered seat, at $4.95 Solid Oak Rocker, neatly finished with restful back, at $5.50 Fumed Oak i Rocker, with imitation leather spring seat, for $7.95 - Quartered Oak Rocker, in three handsome pat terns, only V $9.45 Solid Oak Rocker, witH genuine leather slip seat, at, only $9.75 Quartered Oak Rocker, with upholstered, tap estry spring seat, at $1.75 Solid Oak Rocker, with leather seat and back, for one day at $14.50 MaMive Oak Rock.r, with coil "spring scat upholstering in tapes try, at $12.95 k a a h Mahogany Kockir, with upholstered, tap estry spring seat, at $1595 Large Oak R o e V r, with spring scat and upholstered back, at $17.95 Quartered Oak Rockrr, upholstered with gen uine leather, for .$19.75 Massive Oak Rocker, with full leather up holstering, only . $21.50 Rocker or Chair in mahogany with cane seat and back, only $22.50 Quartered Oak Rocker, finely upholstered in genuine leather, at $24.50 Larg Mahogany Rocker, with genuine leather, , spring seat and comfortable up holstcred back, finely finished, only $24.95 Fir Side Rocker in mahogany with mas sive frame and full leather seat and back. at, only . $25.75 v Larg Oak Rocker, in fumed finish, full leather upholsterintr. at $27.50 : WW I f 1; "V - HT-
