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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1920)
t 10 lillii BKfc: UlUAtiA, THUKSDAY, DEUfc-MliUK mi Little Ones Suffer1 wew TTT H ' ' .4. 11- TUT T.ZfiA. -r-fAJ 'J As Biting Cold Nips At Shoeless Feet 13 i IS I ! in; "I 1 ' So Here's a Fine Way to Slake Their Xmas and Yours Hap pierContribute to The Bee' Shoe Fund. ; Bitter weather biting wind and now and ice! Tender little feet of the children of the ver, very poor. The Bee's Free Shoe fund sup plies shoes to an army of ragged waifs, most .of them the little chil dren of hard-toiling widows whose life is a continuous struggle. Fine way to make their Christ mas happier and your oYn happier, too. Send a contribution to The Bee's fund. Every cent of the money goes to buy shoes for deserving little chil dren whose feet are exposed to win ter's chilling blasts. EVERY cent goes for this pur pose. No salary or "rake-off", for anyone. . If you have anything to spare send it to The Bee office to buy a pair of warm shoes for some little waif who is waiting in the list. VH'-onor List. i 11 IW .niim r-, Mm. KUznbeth Shflany Jin. II. MDniwMi ' 1.00 10.00 ' -d KnightB pi --jjldiscipline which exists in the United oMrn oiow cinb 'i-.'! !.'."'!!!.'!.". . sioo TStatesas its fundamental workings Nvrth Omaha Actwit.es Auoeia- !n sucn organizations as the Boy A Krlriidi Conncli Hlnff 1-00 Walrnth Sherwood Lumber Co. 10.00 ToUt. .J1.J90.0O Fairbury Mexican Quarter Has Supply of Home Brew Fairbury, Neb., " Dec! 22. (Spe cial.) A raid by police on the Mex ican settlement- here -revealed over 50 quarts of home brew which was taken from 10 to 12 homes in that quarter, The Mexicans are employ ed as, section hands by the Rock Island. The heads of the 10 house holds were charged with illegal pos session of intoxicating liquor. Daykin Man Sentenced to Jail on Liquor Charge Fairbury, Neb.. Dec:. 22 (Special.) Frank Culligan, residing near Day kin, was found guilty of having liquor in his possession and sentenced to 90 days in jail. This 'was Culligan's second conviction. He also was found guilty of manufacturing liquor and fined $100. . 1 North Nebraska Teachers Plan Meeting in Norfolk : Norfolk, Neb.. Dec. 22. (Special.) The executive committee of the North Nebraska-iTeachers' associa tion at a meeting here made ar rangements for bringing an .unusual array of talent to 3he meeting in April Tht committee will hold its next meeting in. Wayne January 17.' Boy Scouts Guests Of Rotary Club Major Mat Tinjey of Council Bluffs Chief Speaker at . Yuletide-Meeting. The Vuletide spirit predominated at the , regular weeklv meeting of the Rotary club, following their noonday luncheon in the Rome hotel yesterday, when more than 114 Omaha Boy Scouts 'were guests of the members. Charles Gardner i and George C. Cunningham, dressed in boy scout uniforms made a hit as they led the members in song and provided other means of entertainment. Outside their captivating roles, they acted as real Saritas, when they presented a score of the reliable members with the things that "Santa Claus brought them." After the Yuletide, celebration, Chairman A. .C. Scott , introduced Maj. Mat Tinley of Council Bluffs, who delivered a stirring address on "Democratic Discipline, in which he eulogized Rotarians, stating that the :n such organizations as Scouts and Rotary club.. ; "These youngsters," the major de clared, "will make good Rotarians when they grow to manhood, be cause they are now laying the foun dations which develop a well-disci plined citizenry. : A soldier is no good without discipline, A citizen is-no-good without , discipline. It is democratic discipline, which won the war. for the allied nowers the kind that is developed here Mthd; United- States. I hat great ; sfruggle : re solved itself into a contest ' between those two great forces democratic discipline and Prussian autocracy. The mobilization of all the -life forces of cur- nation industrial, financial, agricultural, social, military and naval constituted this demo cratic discipline." - . . . Youngest War Veteran Much Impressed With Industries of .Omaha iliroslay Marek, 17, youngest world war veteran,, now visiting in Omaha, will have much to tell; his adopted father, T. G. Masarylr, presi dent of Czecho-Slovakia, about the wonders of America when he returns to Europe. , ' ' (. Though the youthful veteran has experience the horrors and sorrows of war jn seven countries in' Europe from Siberia to Egypt, he was thrilled with' nefo' surprises yejtefday when he was escorted through Oma ha industrial-plants. . ' ; , 1 The youth is tourin?the .United States at the personal expense of his father, whose life he saved at Mos cow, early in 191?, when the bol sheviki attempted to blow up the hotel where Masaryk was signing official papers. He will leave Omaha today for Denver, whence he win go to Pacific coast cities. . Mr Yuletide Sentiment Will be amply expressed hj gift of Christmas Candies Every kind of candy, put. up in fancy, padded, boxes with beautiful designs, can be had here 'at prices that are fair. Rogers Confectionery , Mtk and Faraam..' aBBmMMaaaBaBaBamaBV! "FOLLOW THE BEATON PATH"' Some Snappy Snaps at Beaton Our Prices for Thursday and Friday Absolutely Bed Rock. - Compare Them, -i , s . DOLLS CANDY DEPARTMENT Get your Xmas Candy now. Saves time and money. 60c Assorted Hard Xmas Candy, per pound -. . ... . . . . . .40 $1.00 Chocolate-covered Pea nuts, per pound. . . . . . -75 80c ? Johnston's C h o c o 1 ate Creams in bulk, per pound at, 35 60c Jelly Beans, per pound, at 40 60c Gum - Drops, per pound, at...... 40 Candy Canes ..... .10 up We are agents for HuyTer's, Original Allegretti, Johnston's, Gordon's and Woodward's Chocolates and Bon Bons in H to 5-lb. Boxes. W6 deliver free to all parts of the city at any time specified, or pack for shipment. t r PRACTICAL GIFTS At Lets Than Half Price $1.50 Fancy, Box Stationery, at . . .85 $2.00 Fancy Box Stationery, at S1.25 $4.50 Pint Corrugated Thermos Bottles . $2.98 $5.00 Universal Lunch Kit, at ...... 83.48 $5.00 Gillette Razors. .$3.88 $5.00 Auto Strop Razor, at ...... '.........$3.98 $8.00 Hold Heat Electric Toaster '.$4.75' $1.50 Stag: and Shell Knives, at 08 $2.00 Photo Albums. .$1.15 $1.50 Photo Albums 98 Flashiight Lamps. . . . 75 up, 25c Hair Insoles. ...... .17 20c Venida Human; Hair Nets, 2 for 25 25, K-lb. Peroxide Hydrogen, at 10 1 lb. Hospital Cotton. .. .39 30c Woodbury's Facial Soap, for 21c 30c Shah of Persia Soap, 31 30c Laxative Bromo Quinine, for 22 50c Orazin Tooth, Paste, 34tf 25c Phenolax Wtiers. . . .19 Join the crowd at Beaton's , for Dolly Dimple Dressed Dolls. 75c DoUb ........... 39 $1.50 Dolls ... .85 $2.00 Dolls . . . . . . .$1.00 And hundreds of others from $1.25 up to $12.00". CIGARS (Standard Makes) Y i V Mozarts, Americanos, box of 25 . -. $2.75 El Paxo, La Palma, box of 25, at,.........;. $2.75 Kelly's Mates, box of 25, at,.....,.. $3.25 Roitans, (Aces, box of 25, at ...............$2.75 Roitans,- Queens, box of 25, at $3.25 El 3 Verso; Perfecto, box- off -25 $3.25: Artusa, . Corona, box of 25 .$2.40 Mozart, ' Exqellentes, box of '50....... $4.50 Flor . de Iotals, . box ' of 1 50, at , , .$2 75 Autocrats, box of 50..$3!(K Ladiua, cans of 25.'. . .$1.75 Ladina, box of 50.. ..$3.50 Mc-Cord-Brady ; Hand Made, can of 25 $1.60 La Azora, Washington, box of. - -50. $4.75 And all other popular brands. 40c Castoria ........ ..24 60c Eatonic .. .....34 25c Sanitary Powder Puffs, ; at .........10 $3.75 ' Horlick's Malted Milk, at ..$2.98 IVORY We have a complete line of most everything made in ivory at special prices. " $3.25 Ivory Hair Brushes, at ..... $2.19 25 on all Mirrors. $4.00 Ivory Hair Brush, $2.65 $ 1.00 Ivory Comb 60 S1.00 Ivory Nail Files. .60 $1.00 Ivory Cuticle Knives, at .60 $1.00 Ivory Buffers.;... 98 CutacManicure Sets, 50 to $6.00. PERFUMES Here are a few of our special ' prices for Thursday and ' Fri-' day: $6.00 Mary Garden Extract,. silk box ....,.....$4.90 60c Toilet Water 35f 85c Toilet Water, all odors, at 506 $2.50 Djerkiss Toilet Water, at ......$1.90 $2.00 Djerkiss Vegetal, $1.25 Hudnut's Extr cts in fancy boxes, 75 and up. Palmer's, Colgate's and Jer- gens's in fancy boxes, from 75 up. . , , $4.00 Houbigant's Ideal Ex-. tract, bulk, per ounce, at $2.20 $4.25 Mary Garden Extract, bulk, per ounce. .. .$2.20 75c Locust Blossom Extract, per ounce -49 $10.00, 8-ounce Houbipant's Ideal Toilet Water, $7.50 $11.00 ; Houbigant's Ideal Ex tract, satin box. . . . .$8.25 $12.00 Houbigant's Quelques Fleurs Extract . . . .$10.00 $12 00 Houbigant's Quelques Fleurs Toilet Water, $9.00 $11.00 Coty's L'Origan Ex v tract (in ; original boxes), at $8 75 $2.50 Coty's L'Origan Face Powder .... .$1.69 $2.00 Mary Garden- Toilet Water,.. $1.49 BEATON 15 th Drug Company and Farnam Streets Mail orders Receive Our Most Careful Attention Grand Island Gold Cure Is Used by Moonshiner's Grand .Island, Neb., Dec. 22. (Special.)-Police located a still in active JDperation in the former Grand Islancr Gold Cure Institute, which went out of business soon a(ter the state went dry. It was a crude af fair, consisting of a large tin boiler and a worm attachment made of a long -coil of gaspipc A large quantity of the mash and raw ma terials was taken. Bert Nisley and John W. Wilson, arrested in the raid, pleaded guilty and were fined $100 and costs. Nisley is being held for the sheriff of Furnas county, being also charged wilh stealing an automobile, belonging to Verne Har ding. Wilson is being held on the request of United States Attorney Allen of Lincoln. County Commissioners at Madison Reduce Expense Norfolk, Neb., Dec. 22. (Special Telegram.) The . county .commis sioners announce the vacating of the office of highway commissioner. It is intimated the road patrolmen will be laid expenses. off in order to reduce Weil-Known Northwestern Engineer Dies in New Mexico Fremont, Neb., Dec. 22 (Special.) Dilly Stevens, 68, one of the oldest engineers on the Northwestern road, died in New Mexxxico Sunday, as a result of a . runaway accident, in which he suffered a broken hip. Mr. Stevens held a throttle for the North western for 47 years and was a well known . figure in railroad circles throughout the entire valley. The family moved to a' ranch in New Mexico list April, when Mr. Stevens retired from active life on the road. VI,i1( :.i "Mphraslra VtA waa n resi dent of Omaha. Council Bluffs and) Missouri Valley. The funeral will be held in Missouri Valley Sunday. A Beautiful Line of DELTA PEARLS t WHOLESALE PRICES J.LJAC0BS0N CO. 636 World-Herald BIdg. That 11th Hour Gift Let it be Something Electrical Trial and tribulation of the late Christ ma (hopper will vanith when they ie an atiortment of, Electrical Chrutma Gift. - . ;y - '' , v EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL Heater, Toasters Broiler Phonograph Percolator1" ' Hoover Cleaner Griddle Sewing Machine Xma Lights - ' Grill . Etc ' - ' Simplex : Ironer Washer 1 312 South 18th St. Opposite '' ' Courthouse Lawn Phone Tyler 1011 11 n 1 vw m 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 'ii Christmas Suggestions In our complete stock of electrical appliances we have "just what you want", for every one in the family. We have something for dad and mother, big brother and sister, gifts they are sure to appre ciate. - The gifts of today are useful gifts and daily reminders of the thoughtful giver. Come in and let us show you the proper gifts for every one at home. Dependable Electrical Merchandise , , Grdnden Electric Co. Electrical Fixtures Appliances Supplies. 1511 Howard St. ' Tyler 0681. Rarest of Delicacies For the Christmas Dinner In this specialty shop is assembled all those toothsome foodstuffs from every corner of the globe. Particu lar, exacting - hosts during . the Christmas season will appreciate service and selections to be enjoyed " here. Dainty Boxes and Baskets filled with choicest foodstuffs make ideal gifts. A specialist serves you in this de partment We pack and ship these gifts, and you'll be pleasantly sur prised at the moderate cost of such a gift. SbmmersOpeciafruSfiqp O Candies Qj'fruits DffilACes They won't be satisfied until they get a Walking With Pleasure There ie a glow of happiness in a good walk. Nature rewards your effort by lifting the shadows from the mind and taking the kinks out of the body. . . Following a great misfortune, or in the midst ft the doldrums, men and women instinctively turn to a brisk walk for relief. It's the balm of Gilead that Nature offers to one who will "give her a chance." Nature will correct foot ills, or keep them away. But you must "give her a chance." Shoes ; that bind the feet, pinch the toes, re strain the free action of the arch muscles, impede the blood circula tion, will inevitably cause Nature to cry out first in pain, later in real illness such as fallen arches, back ache, headache, nervousness. Cantilever Shoes permit Nature her only desire to keep you well and comfortable and happy. They are good looking shoes, with flexible (not rigid) arch, toe-room, snug but easy fit ;.',-,' They are recommended by foot experts, by educational authorities and by a host of women who find' them comfortable and agreeable. Sizes, 2 to 11; widths, AAA A to EE. Men's Shoes Also. Write for Free Booklet Cantilever Shoe Store Wead Block, Opposite' Court House , 308 South 18th Street . Omaha . . I Eleventh Hour I Discount Sale on S Diamonds, Watches and Fine .?. : Jewelry CADHMC Your family, as well as count less others, know that the Cadillac stands for everything exclusive and good in thb a u tomobilfe world. m fjllli TiKvn Jewelriy tTiore7 Oiultf. Npthing else brings sucHL complete satis-; faction. J.H. HANSEN CADILLAC CO; Omaha Lincoln eee The music lovers faVbriteIlE'!lEi7IGftS COME in arid let us play these for you . They number some of the world's best-loved pieces of music. 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