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, THE BEEt OMAHA. TUESDAY. DKCKMBKU 14, 1920. s - - ' . . a p.
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Fanners Must,
Have Aid, View
' Of Governors
McKelvie, Back From Confer-
cnee, Approves Plan lo Lewi
State Funs to Agriculture
ists in Slack Period.
Lincoln, Dec. 13. (Specials
Farmers' 'eroblems occupied the
greater part of the attention of the
conference of- governors in Harris
burg Penn., according to Governor
V
McKelvie, wlio returned to his office
n-today-from the meeting. j
General concensus of opinion at
tn conference, according to the
covernor, s that the American farm
c must be given help. The goy
frliorj seemed to feel, he said, that
, the farmers can not accomplish much
by raising bumper craps of grain,
enly to have the eraiir held bv
moneyed interests for the prolScr"
ff...w.: j j ,i
imiiirduoni in price ana allowing
the ultimate consumer to stand the
. increase.
Model After Nebraska.'
General interest was evident )
reorganization plans of other states
in their business machinery to model
after the code now in use in Nebras
ka, he said.
Feeling was high against govcrn
mcnt action of making appropria-
tions to states, forcing the states to
meet these appropriations, and thc-H-
maming crniroi 01 ine expenditure
of the funds, he said. Especially is
this true with1 regard to improve
ment of highways, he declared, al
though Nebraska is well satisfied
with the federal aid work " '
; Farmers Borrow Sate Funds.
The' overnor expressed approval
of the plan presented the conference,
whereby the state; lends funds to
farmers for the slack period, similar
to the plan now in force in Okla
homa and North Dakota, which, the
governor says, is meeting with favor.
He- said ,the state has bonds
loaned out to other states and east
ern 1 financial institutions, which
might just as well be used to lend
funds to Nebraska farmers on Ne
braska land, which is the best ob
tainable security. .
Escaped Inmate of
t Asylum Recognized
T : By Former Patient
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Aladison, Neb., Deer 13. (Special
Telegram) Mrs. Thompson, an es-
caped iamate from the HpspitVl for
insane at Norfolk, called at the
borne of Mrs. W. H. Field, wife of
! 4 he .clerk of district court, about
' (fusk last eveningf and asked for $8
to pay a jitney driver for, service
from Norfolk, with promise 6f satis-
factary explanation. Mrs, Field gave
her the money and invited her into
, the bouse,
v Some 22 years ago Mrs. Thomp
i ton. then-Miss Carter, was Mrs.
v ; Field's nurse during an operation.
prrrat Grange in the visitor and Mrs.
r hi-id did not at once recognize ner.
The explanation disclosed her iden
- tity and Mr. Field got in touch with
I Deputy Sheriff Monroe Smith, who
' with his wife, called a little later and
. persuaded the unfortunate woman
' to accompany them totheir home
;.-at the county jail. t :
i . j. Telephone communication with
. : the hospital authorities at Norfolk!
ronnrmed the, suspicion ot Mrs.
y Thompson's -escape. ;
f ' . Druggists Held for Sale
y OfAlleged Intoxicant
" Sioux Falls; S, D.. Dec. 13.
(Special Telegram.) Thrte officers
" r of . two local drug companies, the
4 Lynn and the Central, were ar
. rested today by federal prohibition
agents on the charge of selling wine
; of tiepin, an alleged intoxicant
Tests of! chemists, introduced at the
jfteliminary hearing, showed this
wine tcr contain 21 per cent of al
. cohot, -The three defendants were
held ' for appearance before a fed
eral grand jury. -'
Hot Lunches Now Served
s A In Platte County Schools
' Columbus, Neb., bee. 13 (Spe
cial.) The practice of serving hot
. . lurtches for the pupils at noon, es
, pe'cially in cold weather, has been
v adopted in IS rural public schools in
' Platte county. In one county in
' South Dakota where schools have
adopted the hot lunches, teachers
: say there -has been a noticeable dif
. , ference in the attitude of the children
'-Upward then- work.'
'. Prisoner Who Escaped
" Hospital Is Returned
, McCook, Neb., "Dec. 13. (Spe
cial.) The sheriff of Hitchcock
county has arrived here with Mike
v v Moore, alleged bootlegger, who re-
cently escaped a hospital in, this city,
where he was being treated for a
, Vgpn wound in his foot received
v while attempting to runaway from
1 officer about to arrest him.
has
been placed j in the
, county
jail.
4
Miner Instantly Killed
i
J? By 120oot FaU in Mine
Lead, S. D.T.Dec. 13. (Special
i Telegram) While working on the
; 1.250-foot level of the Home Stake
? : mine hereNJohn Wibmer. 37,'walke(i
into,a "raise" and fell 120 feet, being
- instantly killed. He had gone to
' work only a short time peffcre the
accident. .He was an experienced
. miner and is survived by a widow
and three children
Two Inches of Snow Fall.
' Norfolk.' Neb... Dec 13. (Special
t '-Telegram) wo inches of snow fell
in the Rosebud, country , of South
' Dakota and the vicinity of Long
, -Pine. Neb., during the night. Road
, conditions in north Nebraska are
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to Make Glad.
thFChild Heart
on, Sixth Floor
Fills Your Wants
Stnicto The Toys Like
Structural Steel.
Ives Toys
Make Happy
Boys.
Lionel Electric Trains
vThe Last Word, in Elec
trical Trains.
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American Flyer Trains
The Train With the
Guarantee.
Wright Flyers Air
planes That Fly.
Sam Orkin Fleet An
Exact Duplicate of the
Big Boats of Our Navy.'
'Wireless'
Receiving Messages
on Sixth Flopr
On the Sisth Floor, "Toyland,"
we have installed a real, bonest-
to-goodness wireless. If you can
read wireless you can eaten mes
sages from all over .the United
.States; If you cannot, we. will
let you listen to weather reports,
official time from Arlington, W.
Va.; and will Interpret them for
' you. This morning we heard all
about the weather between here
and Chicago. Visit the "Wire
less Station." ' .
Flexible Flyer
The boys' most popular
sled .It has grooved,
chrome steel : runners ;
steers itself. Ask the boy,
he knows.
Blackboards ;
Educational, amusing,
practical and entertaining
for boys and girls; you
j can't go wrong if you give
a blackboard.
Toyland
i I i Basement "
These Low Prices
as Long as
Quantities Last!
From 9 to 10 ahn.
i 1,600 Pair j .
Men's Xmas
Silk Hosiery
Value 7jc to x.oo
29c
I'ure j thread sil and fiber
silk; i double soles, spliced
heels and toes; all first quali
ty; black, cordovan, grays;
sizes 94 to 11. '
Main Floor Center.
Handkerchiefs for Xmas
Women's ShamMck lann Hand
kerchiefs Madeira and eyelet ed
ges; embroiderea corners; wonn
' . . , car -
39c; special, cacn, - t :oc
" , Main Floor-
Notions 'AreV
PrcLow
Tuesday
Sanitary aprons, our best l.QQ
quality; special, each 4
Kleinert's Jiffy Pants for
babies, each ?x 49J
Real human hair nets,
cap style; 6 for . 25(?
Wire hair pins, assorted sizes;
per box '1U
Kleinert Good Rubber Dress
Shields, per pair,; rl9
Solid
Stocking feet, per pair 5C
Shoe trees, 3 pairs for 25
Wash edging; fast colors; the
best made; 3 bolts ailf?
Rick rack braid; fasj; colors;
the best made, 3 bolts 50$
saley
Black, white and colored head
pins, 100 to cube, cube
Silkene Crochet Cotton, .
per ball ' - 10
San-Silk, -all colors, -y
3 spools for 25f
Bone and Steel Crochet
Hooks each v.
Mending Tissue, 3 pieces 25
Wood Coat Hangers,
4 for ' 350
Main Floor South
Specials in Housewares Practical Suggestions
Electric Heaters
Special 7. 98
. '-
"Majestic" jnake;
come, with a heavy
copper wire guard
iud copper hsat re
eatin
each
s-ift:
jector; regular 111
value; special, 7.98
quart;
pedal,
V... -
Hosiery and Kerchiefs
For Everybody
For Xmas Gifts
Women's Tore Thread Silk Hosiery Full
fashioned; with double soles, high spliced
heels and lisle garter tops; In black and
cordovan.; all sizes; wonn 2.5U; special,
per pah, 1.50
Men's Fibre Silk Kose With- double soles;
in assorted colors; put up 2 paira in a box;
per box, special at l.CO
Children's Wool Sport Hose Fancy heather
mixed; in sizes 6 to 9: special, pair, tjj
Women's All Linen Handkerchiefs Plain
hemstitched: in white only; each, 35?
three for 1.00
lVnmpn'i Fine Latin Handkerchiefs Hem
stitched; fancy embroidered; 2 Id box, 29
Women's Fine Handkerchiefs Made of fine
cotton lawn; in -fancy embroidered corner
and hemstitched in white and colored ef
fects; youp choice, each, , -15
1 uesaay nour bales
From 9 to 12 a, m.
1,200 Pair
Chfldren's
Kelt Slippers
' 'Worth jgc
From 9 to 10 a.m.
' ' 350 :
Beautiful u
Blouses v
Worth 5.60 to 7.50
35c
Colors of Rose, Wine, Gray,
Red and other attractive
'shajfes; buckskin soles, or
naments on vamps. 'Sizes 5
to 12.
Georgette Crepe, Saiin. Tub
Silk and Wool Jersey; popu
lar shades of flesh, bisque,
brown, navy, all the suit col
ors and whf"
Basement East
Second
r
Choice Men's Fine Cotton Hemstitched
s "r" , Handkerchiefs Good size; very
wOC special, each, 25c
EasC
Xmas Jewelry Sale '
Give Jewelry this Christmas X
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Gold Scarf Fins Beautiful designs;
set with many real stones; real ame-
thyst, real 'turquoise, rear jade; aU ln,7&
nice satin linea ccjxes; saie price, .
Solid Gold Scarf Pins In dainty designs; 1 QO
all In satin lined boxes; sale price, - X.U
Men's Solid Gold Cuff LWks Heavy. r rQ
beautiful designs; in silk velvet boxes; JJyQ
price,
French: Ivory and Leather Goods
French Ivory Toilet Ware and Manicure Pieces at Special
Prices About one-half off regular price .
S. Langdorf 's Sample Line of
FANCY LEATHEB GOODS
On Sale Now at y2 Price.
Main Floor East.
5-piece Aluminum
Duplex
Stock Pof Sets
Special , 15.98
Extra heavy gauge aluminum
with two heavy side hand:c;
Cookers
, - is..
Special 14.98
No. 25; made of steel outside,
lined with heavy gauge alum
inum: has one 6-quart and
one'S-quart aluminum cook
ing vessels, disk lifter, fold
ing baking Tack and cook
book: - regular value, 17.50 1
pedal, 14.98,
iflnlsn; pieces in lnsiau
other; Ideal
Christmas
sizes 2. 3.
4, 5 and 6
value 24.00: ,
. 15.98
regular
per set
Wash Goods All
SpecialTuesday
Exceptional, Values
Serpentine Kimono "Crepe
In a splendid variety of Japanese
and Oriental designs; also plain
shades; worth 48c; special, yard,
Bookf old Percale
In 'a big assortment of patterns;
in blue and gray stylesspcclal,
pr yard,
39c
15c
Heavy Outing Flannel '
In assorted patterns and colors;
wonderful value; 32 inches wide;
special, pelf yard,
25c
Cretonne
In beautiful tapestry and floral ef
fects; for draperies,' fancy Work,
do.; long mill lengths; 36 Inches
wide; per jard,
39c
Basement North
From 5 to 6 p.m.
300
Fine Mahogony
Serving Trays
Regular 2.00 Value
loo
2??
1
llxl7-inch size, with attrac
tive designs in center; glass
covered; gift any woman
would appreciate on Christ
mas morning.. ' "
IP
Floor Center.
Third Floor West.
-e-
2.00 Xmas Towel Sets, 1.50
For a Christmas gift that will be appreciated, one of these towel sets will C A
be the gift These are two and three
embroidered in designs of blue, pink
choice for Tuesday only, each, .
v Main
ii his bale rfovides
Economical Buying
Jewelry for Giving
Xmas Presents
Jewelry at Sale Prides
Mens' Solid Gold Cnff Links For soft
cuffs; beautiful patterns; very heavy -t r
I green and wmte goia comoinauons; . mkJJJ
special, D.uo to '
ladles' Solid Gold Brotchej Very beau-
tiful designs; hivy. well made pins; all
in' velvet boxes; special, each, 5 to
Solid Gold Tie Clasps in case; make an
annronrlate elft: snecial. - y
Fireless
Fancy Shopping
Baskets
Special
Made ot high grade splint;
fancy decorated in all differ
ent colors; special, each 69
Fifth Floor West
Art Department
Free Lessons
Make Xmas Gifts
Every woman in Omaha should take
advantage " of the wonderful oppor
tunity our Art Department offers to
learn to make so many new things,
without charge for instructions
Lessons Are Given in
making the new wool and chenille
flowers; dressing doll boudoir lamps,
pin cushipns, telephone"' screens; mak
ing silk shades, beading bags, crochet
and knitting of all kinds and painting
of parchment shades, and wicker
trays and baskets.
Materials must be bought in the Art
Department. " .
Painting lessons from 9 a. ni. to 12 m.
daily ; other lessons 9 a. m; to 6 p. ni.
Third Floor West -
' i ' ' . Aunt. m l
No C. O.D. 's or Returm
No Deliveries on
These Articles v
From 5 to 6 p. m.
200 , '.,
"Pastime ;
; Novelties " '
Regular 50c Value ' .
110 pieces, all in beautiful
colors; miniature war camp,
toy. town village and air-r
plane or Yankee tank; all to
be cut out and oet up.
'i
"Toyland"-tith Floor.
- piece sets, neatly boxed; they are
and gold; shell stitch edge; your
I uv
4-
- 1 " 1
Floor South '
Infants' Wear
Priced Low
-1 Tuesday
Wool Toques and.
Hoods
. Special 69c v
1
of
'
White with pink and blue bonders
and all white; these are made dour
ble: sizes 1 to t years; special
eacb., 0c
Infant's Bath Robes
Special, 1.49
nr
(q
.Vo
Pink and blue in nursery patterns;
made of Beacon blankets; .sizes 6
mo.. 1 and 2 years.- Regular v2.50
value, special at
1.49
1 AA
XVA
All Wool Sweaters
f6r Little Tots
Special, 2.50
Slip-ons; colors are white, brown,
rose, blue; Bizes 1 to 3 years; spe
claL each. - 20
All Wool Sacques
' Special, 149
Pink or blue trimmed; practical for
holidays gifts; special, 1.49
Third Floor East
for Xmas Giving
Aluminum Coffee
69c
?ots
Special
1.29
Made of high
-j. grade alumin
ium with ebony
handle; 3-quart
size; prdal,
1.29
-Women's arid Boys'
Winter Union Suits 4
-Tuesday
Specials
Women's Winter Inloa Salts In a medium
and heavier weight garment; a variety of
styles in high neck, long sleeves, Dutch
neck, ',i sleeves, low neck, sleeveless, all
ankle length; all sizes for large and small
women; 1.75 to 2.00 mines; special, at
each ' 1.00
"Kayser" Lisle Tests In flesh and white
regulation stylevwith plain tailored band,
beaded edge and crochet yoke finish; a Kay
ser vest is long, very elastic,. with large arm"
size; regular and extra sizes; 1.00 to i
valnes ; special, each, 69v
Boys' Part Wool Union Shits A warm gar
ment for real winter wear; natural color;
full open front and open seat; a ribbed style
that is well stayed for rougher weap; 1.75
to 2.00 values; special, per snit, 1.29
Third Floor Center
15 c
ft A"3)
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Children are
Just Children
the World
An Appeal for f he
European Relief
' 1
Council
phe European Relief Council,
an organization comprising ev
ery creed and race, is engaged
'in collecting a fund for the ro
lief of 3,500,000 destitute, starv
ing children of Europe. Think
of it I Think of there being any
"destitute and starving chil
drcn" in the world while God's
broad acres are producing food
JllllUlilkGUI V una
Literary Digest contributed
$25,OOa President-elect Hard
ing .sent his check for $2,500
Under the leadership of Herbert
Hoover the work is now being
hcarried on in Nebraska. V John
h. Kennedy is State Treasurer.
A Christmas Dinner'
for 3,500,000 Hungry
Children!
JjBrandeis Stores is asked to
say something in, this behalf
and it "gladly complies. It is
intended to give every one of
these 3,500,000 children a
Christmas dinner It is estimat
ed that ( would cost 10 cents
each. For $1.00 you can pro
vide ten such dinners; for. $10,
100. Send or take your contri
bution to, Mr. Kennedy at the
UTS. National Bank, Omaha.
The Great American
Heart Will Answer!
Pvery man, woman and child
in America should have some
part, in this good work. There
have jbeen, many calls upon
American purses,, but p.o ap
peal has gone deeper into the
great American heart than this
one. It is an appeal made in
behalf of little children who
are suffering from the quarrels
of men.
V ?.s. ' ' "
Unloose your Purse!
r
f Children art just children
the world over," s a sentence
from the Literary Digest's ap
peal. That thought provides a
key that will unlock the hard
est Jicart and loosen the tight-T
M
esa purse. ,
Put "3ust children!" Gosh!
how " those little ones wind
themselves around a fellow's
heart! .
Act and Your Xmas
s Will Be Fuller!
IJThat man knew what he was
writing about when under he
inspiration of a living, loving
thought he gave to the world
this bit of hoinely Verse :
They are idols of hearts and of
households; ,
' They are angels of God in dis
guise; v - ,
His sunlight still sleeps in their
tresses, I ' '
His (lory still -gleams in their
eyes; i
These truants from home - and
from heaven.
They have made me more manly
and' mild; .
And 1 know now how Jesus could
liken . V
The Kingdom of God to a child."
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