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THE BEK: OMAHA, WEDM&aDA, DLUfcMBbn zz,
Tariff Measure
Gets Riglitof-Way
hi House Today
Proponents Confident of Pas
sage of Bill Declaring Virtual
Embargo on Importation
Of Farm Products.1
Washington, Dec. 21. The Ford
ney emergency tariff measure, de
signed to protect some 20-odcl farm
products by virtually stopping their
importation through heavy duties,
will be called up in the house tomor
row under a special rule giving it
right of way and limiting debate.
Although a hard fight is expected,
proponents of ,the bill, declared to
night its passage by the house was
certain. Its i fate, however, in the
senate h regarded as somewhat
doubtful. ; '
In the first test vote, advocates
of the special tariff legislation won
a signal victory by adopting, 206 to
76, a motion to suspend the busi
ness calendar Wednesday so as to
bring the bill to' a vote tomorrow
before adjournment. There will be
no opportunity to include other ar
ticles by amendment.
The bill was denounced in the
house as "special class legislation"
by Representative Madden, repub
lican, of Illinois, who declared that
its "unwisdom must be manifest to
everybody." t
The purpose of the measure, Mr.
Madden said, was to legislate on a
few articles and to eliminate from
consideration many other articles in
the hands of thousands of dealers.
The only other reference to it on the
floor was by Representative Long
worthrepublican, of Ohio, who said
it was needed to save important ag
ricultural interests "from stark and
certain ruin." ' '
Omahans Visit East.
Washington, D. C, Dec. 21. (Spe
cial Telegram.) Mr. and Mrs. Wil
ltom Gurley of Omaha are visiting
relatives in Georgetown during the
Christmas holidays. Warren Switz
ler of Omaha visited the house of
representatives today as a guest of
Congressman Jefferis. ;
Packers Ask Court
To Approve Plan for
Sale of Stock Yards
Washington, Dec. 21. Cotjnsel for
Swift & Co., and Armour & Co.,
asked Justice Stafford in the district
supreme court today to approve a
plan for disposition of their stock
yard interests similar to that propos
ed by F. H. Prince & Co., Boston
bankers, and to give the companies
time in which to find a new buyer
in place of the Boston company,
which has withdrawn its offer.
The government lia asked , that
trustees be named to sell the stock
yard property and supporting this
proposal, Assistant Attorney Gen
eral Kressel opposed the suggestion
to extend time for a new purchaser
tayiug that 10 months bad elapsed
and no constructive plan to divest
the packers of control had been
brought forward. He denied that
the government had acted in any bad
faith, as intimated by counsel for the
packers, who claimed that the de
partment had apparently approved
the general outlines of the sale plan
proposed by the companies.
Four Men Exonerated for
Death of Two Actresses
Chicago, Dec. 21. The grand
jury exonerated Michael J. Cox,
Lawrence and Harry Jorgenson and
Marcus Blumberg, who were held in
connection with the death of Marie
Ramey and Lillian -Thompson, ac
tresses, whose bodies were found in
Grant-park, November 14. The four
men had been on a joy ride which
ended when the women werevleft in
Grant park. A coroner's jury found
that the women died. from alcoholism
and exposure.
Kearney Normal
Enrollment Gains
Attendance Report Shows In
crease for First Time in
Several Years.
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Lincoln. Neb., Dec 21. Enroll
ment at the state normal school at
Kearney, which during the last few
years has steadily declined, is on the
increase, according to the eighth
biennial report of George F. Martin,
president, to the state board of edu
cation and Governor McKelvie. The
establishment v of correspondence
and study center courses have been
especially popular during the last
two months, the report shows.
On December 1, the report states,
there were 681 students enrolled for
study at the Kearney school. Of
this number, 302 were students re
ceiving instruction through the ex
tension department. One hundred
and twenty-nine students are re
ceiving correspondence "courses and
173 attend the study centers estab
lished in 25 towns and villages sur
rounding Kearney. Students at the
study centers are instructed Friday
evenings and Saturday by teachers
sent fromthe institution.
During the biennium the state in
creased the campus of the Kearney
school o that it now has an area
of approximately SO acres. Mr,
Martin suggests that the state pur
chase additional land to the extent
of about one block. '
The most imminent need of the
Kearney school, Mr. Martin says, is
that of suitable dormitory facilities to
house students.
Delicious! with milk,) fine
with cheese, superb with,
salad, PREMIUM SODA
CRACKERS are real pantry-aids.
Their convenient
size and mild saltiness also
commend them. '
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
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The Xmas Gift For AH the Family
A
Columbia
Grafonbla
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fi You can have a Co
lumbia Qraf onola and
& selectibn of records
fa sent to your home
fj Christmas for only a
small initial payment.
Balance can be paid,
W at your convenience;
g after ; the Holidays,!
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Tbis Beautiful MocUl
Only $120
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We have all models to select from at
$32.50, $120, $150, $175, $200 and iy,
and on terms to suit the smallest purse.
Make your selection NOW FOR XMAS
DELIVERY. .
START PAYMENTS NEXT YEAR
Call and get our special Christmas Record
List.
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Schmoller & Mueller Piano Co. J
New Location, 1514-16-18 Dodge Street
Phone Douglaa 1623 '
OFVEN EVENINGS UNTIL XMAS
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520,000,000 in BUTTER
In days gone by, "butter making" was one i the humblest of
kome chores. It was a drudgery to nearly every boy of the farm
or of the city whose father kept a cow. Peck's Bad Boy and the
world-loved Tom Sawyer have, furnished all of us with many a
hearty laugh in which the "old churn" held a central figure.
Today butter making" is a craftsman's art. It is a great indus
try, and Omaha is Home to the .greatest of all of these Master
Craftsmen. For Omaha is the greatest butter producing city ii
the world. "
It isn't possible for one to travel to far off cities or to even the
little cross road Inns of the thinly settled sections and not find
Omaha-Made Butters. Everywhere Omaha's quality butter is
the preference. Think what a great asset this industry is to
Omaha, and of the work being done by these Craftsmen.
During 1920 more than 30,000,000 pounds, or $20,000,000.00 worth
1 of butter was made in Omaha. The quota for 1921 is 50,000,000
pounds. Help to push Omaha onward, she 'deserves it, and with a
Greater Omaha you can depend upon your own greater success.
Corn Exchange Nat'l Bank
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. Th Bank With an INTEREST in You.
Housewares
Specials
that can't
last long!
"A Wonderful Piece of Work"
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J Many Exclamations of Delight from Visitors to
Brandeis Stores
Stckel Hate Nit Bwli-Mae
of copper, highly nickel fitted;
with ( picks and cracker; regi
lu Telle 4.45 special, at 3.98
Wlllew Ierg Made of hih
trad willow; with cover; for
bathroom and laundry purposes;
small size, 4.19
Mediu:
i size,
1,
S.19
Large size, , 619
UnlTerssl Electric Grills Round
pattern; has 3 different heats;
made of copper, high nickel plat
ed; can be used as toaster, grill
or hot plate; regilar Ttlie $15;
special, j 12.98
"Berne" Percenters Made of
heavy copper, highly nickel
plated:
9-cnp size, regular value 4.98;
special, each, 4.19
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S-cup size, regular value 4.29;
special, each 3,69
Oil Bitch Cleaaser, S
cans, 24
, Fifth FloorWest
There has been general comment upon the striking beauty of the Bran
deis Stores during the holiday season. Who did it t Phil Armour, admitted
ly one of America's best window and store decorators, and his splendid corps
of assistants. You see, Brandeis Stores believe in giving bouquets to the liv
ing, and Phil Armour has many bouquets "coming to him."
Writing in the Omaha "Examiner," Alfred Sorenson, the Omaha his
torian, pays this deserved tribute to the work of the Brandeis Stores window
and store decorating department:
"Entering one of Omaha's largest department stores one day last week, on
business bent, I hurried eastward down the center aisle and stopped "abruptly.
Had I been mysteriously transported to the frozen lands of. the north pole and
Greenland, the home of good old Santa Claus? I seemed to be in a dense forest
of snow flecked evergreens. Ahead lay vast fields and mountains of Ice and snow and
just leaving his cold, wintry home for balmy Omaha was good old St. Kick himself
ia a toy laden sleigh drawn by eight prancing reindeers. I rubbed my eyes and
found I was in reality in Brandeis Stores and the illusion had been-caused by the
clever work of the store decorator, waese lovely cathedra) decorstlois ef last year
are well remembered.'. The huge painting of the frozen north extending across the
entire front of the store 1b a wonderful piece of work and the figures of old Santa
aud his dashing reindeer very realistic On alternate pillars down the aisles are huge
evergreen trees (painted), their branches whitened with freshly fallen snew and
brightened with red lights, while on the other pillars are immense wreaths of green
festooned with ropes ef red fringe and illuminated at either side with tall red cathe
dral capdles in wrought iron brackets. Concealing the arc lights of the store are fes
toons of red and'gmn with long fringe of irrldescent beads. The effect of the whole is
very beautiful and unusual, and has caused many explanations ef delight from custo
mers, as also have the beautiful window decorations."
Bead Bags
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Specials
that can't
last long!
Iar Choice ef Any Bead Bag
in our entire stock which sold
from $25 to $100.
Sale $20 Price
Mtitt FhorEtst
China Specials
Cake aad Berry Sets Hand dec
orated; cake set consists of one
12-inch plate and six 5-inch
plates; berry set consistsi'of one
9-inch bowl and six 6-inch fruit
dishes. Both sets are beautifully
decorated; per set
Sale 1.98 Price
Breakfast Set. Nippon China,
decorated ' in " wide gold band;
consists of one platter, six' large
and six small plates, six fruits
, and six cups and saucers; set
Sale 6.98 Price;
Fifth Fl90tEst
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This
Store
Open
Until
p. m.
Our
Cafe
Open
Until .
8 p. m.
AsLHs They Ltst TT , PJ Q k 1 Q Nm ' ' D N
at These Prices J. X J LA X JW 3 O dl V &. as No Deliveries
:. j t i a. m. t9i9.nt. to xi m. id. g to io m. m.
300 Vacuum Halld Decorated ,rBs' ISSS"
- Bottles- Salad Bowls -Mackinaw., Sleepers
125 Vc 395 89c
JkJJ Jr ' KJ . Sleeping garments for boys
ifeM. liauid warm for 86 1 - v ' , . I , . . , and girls; in pink, blue and
W- made nickel cup and One of our greatest Christmas ool materials m beautiful se-y white and outing flannel ;
StflKL7w b.rgains;;regular 98c value; of p aids; s ta 4 to 10X siz,s from 4 to 14 years;
regularly 2 ?5 while limited Quantity lasts. yeais, values 8.50 to 12.S0. formerly 2.00.
Drug Depf.-Maa Floor ' Fifth Floor East r Third Floor-East Third Floor-East
s (.pfgp. m. f:3oltot p.m. 6:ptogp.m. 6:30 to t p.m.
J ' ,r , ' ' "Kiiyser" v Women's '. Gillette and
. Mens , , -rj guits Hosiery ' Auto-Strop
Bath Robes. Razors
1 CA; l.UU OUC OHO
00J Plain and ribbed lisle; in "cordon's" Rou'nd Ticket VV
1 , flesh and white: cuff or loose lisle and cotton semi-fashioned 500 genuine XJ. 8. A. . Surplus
Good quality; all sizes; great knee styles; reinforced; van- hose. sr3wllf black tnd . Gillette ahd Auto-Strop Safety
variety of pleasing color cem- $T of styles f VI to $3 values. first lit C5c t0 g5 zon; ta khaki case, com-
u..i.n.. 7Kft No refunds, exchanges or C. ueg , piete with mirror aad 12
binations; values to 7.50. 0. D's. blades, formerty 15.00.
Men's Store Main Floor Thiri Floor East Main Floor South Main Floors-Drug Dept.
French -Pastry
'delicious
NOW
SOLD
On Main
Floor .
Near Cafeteria
Visit Our .. 1
litchem . .
A Sale of I
Toys,
Xmas Bargains
Plaything- Theater. With the playlet, "Babes in
the Woods." Consisting of a miniature theater
and all the characters with hooklet describing the
play; these we made te sell for 1.00; while they
last, special, each, '.., 25
Dollies' Home. Beautiful, doll's house with two
dolls and 10 dresses and hats ; all for ' 25t?
Samuel Orlrin's Battleships. The most realistic ever
produced; you Can buy them at just one-third eff !
All ef eur fine Wicker Doll Buggies, worth 11.00
to 85.00, to he sold Wednesday at one-thiri off!
Genuine Rose 6'Neil Kewpie. Worth up to 1.50;
special, each, i 501
Dolh. Soldier and 'Sailor Dolls, fancy dressed
Bisque head dolls that go to sleep; teaseme dolls,,
kissme dolls that have real hair, character and
baby dolls that go to sleep; nonbreakahle char
acter dolls; worth up to 3.00; special, each, 1.00
Toyland Sixth Floor.
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'BATIK'
What Is It?
The ancient and artis
tio textile craft ef the
South Sea islanders that
, is taking the world ay i
storal, and has become
a popular art in America.-
We Offer
Some wonderful pieces
in this beautiful art
work, such as
Scarfs
t Sashes
Wall Panels
Hand Bags
- Slip-Overs
at Exactly
Vfc Price
Third Floor West
Birthday
. Cakes
Baked to Ordcj
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Xmas Kerchiefs
Hand Embroidered Philippine Kerchiefs. Hand embroid
ered ; all pure linen ; enibroidered..in floral effectj, also,'
fillet lace corners very neatly designed; band drawn
. and hemstitched edges; priced at, l.OO, 1 .93, 2.50
All Pure Irish Linen Handkerchiefs. Hand drawn fillet
' effects; a very neat Christmas gift; 1.25, 1.50, 2.50
an 3.50
Imported Lace Handkerchiefs. Narrow and wide bor
ders -of imported Princess lace; very dainty and. will
make excellent Christmas gifts, 39?, 50t and 1.0
Women 'a Swiss Handkerchiefs. Fine quality; floral de
sign neatly embroidered in corner; also eyelet edges,
priced at 35i
Men's Handkerchiefs. All pure Irish linen; extra good
size; hand hemstitched; each, 75
Ohildren-'s Handkerchiefs. Embroidered, with pfctwet;
( monkeys, clowns, mules; a real little circua embroidered
on the kiddies' kerchiefs; 3 it a box for 50t?
Imported Swiss Handkerchiefs. Fancy lace edgea; all
Jiand work; a wonderful Christmas gift, each. 754
Armenian Handkerchiefs. All purs linen, trimmed with j
hand made Armenian lace;theae handkerchiefs are of J
the finest quality obtainable and yet are mmcmMt I
priced at 1.00 to 8.50?
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main floor nast
Special Xmas Candies Offered
At Omaha's Lowest Prices
Jigain We Offer Your Choice
Women's Street and Dress Boots
Values Up to $18 5.00 Special per Pair
Main Floor West
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