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IlfiwiiunfiiJatiin of Awn
ro Bsr Aiorbtinn A!t
r il t Natiuiul Coiifcreiue
in Waliiiifjtoij.
Paris Shop Gitl Named
Queen of Lent Festival
U..!.ii.gt..n, I Vlt 25 Th N
Confffn of 'r Aioci4
ti.m. at i fli'ir I'sm yt'terdiv,
recommendation ( lie Awtrkaa liar
ociitiin thai fiiturt menders cl
bar l ftuirfJ to t I'1'
rwo yean college eI teation in iddi.
irn to thrir riilar U'v thol wotk.
The action tf the conference vi f n
a rro! jti i which, It l.iJ tctn
t-Lii.tJ, wouM 'Ia- tU aiiocijtioni
tmder the ni r.il obligation f'f Uriv
ing to hive tli; fl'u.ttiMul tu'ul jrij
t tip in t?:tir tutci an J uuivcrti
;ie. The vo'e a taken in the nmUt
of an ovation to l.hhu Root, who had
jiut concluded a stirriiij appeal to
the ret'rcit'iitixrjt of mote than ISO
bar inori.'tioiw jTCcnl not to per
uiit tlie "illuttrioti example of ti e
miccscs of 1 lie ttt" black the tniri
t'.cition of the Amu inn tar of the
lUt'lfC.
'I he J.i!Uj were leaked at the
White lluuc by President and Mr.
Warding ami t.nt niM attended a
banquet at which adduce were de
livered by C. A. Severance, president
of ti e American Par association; At
torney tieneral Datighcrty, Senator
Ceortte W. 1'epper ot Pennsylvania
and VVitliant IM I riernn. former o
licitor general of the I'nitfd State.
Stefansson Awarded
Grant Squires Prize
Waj.Iiie?uti, Fell. -3. The (Irant
Squires prize, it a announced, has
been awarded to Vithialmar Stct'aiss
son by the National Orographic o
riety for hi book, "The Friendly
Arctic," which was adjudged the out
standing geographic publication ol
1921 by the society's research com
mittee. The book, a narrative of five years'
exploration and scicntic research by
the Canadian Arctic cxncdilioii, was
regarded as specially significant I
caue of its presentation of a new
view of that region, ft climate and
its pasturage resources, showing that
Arctic Canada can he added to the
world's f.xd producing area.
The prize is contributed by Giant
Squires of New York, a member of
the society' board of trustees and
is awarded only on the publication of
exceptional hooks dealing with geo
graphical subjects. Mr. Stefansson in
1919 received the Hubbard gold med
al from the organization for potable
exploration.
Commerce and Labor
Supply Bill Passed
Washington, Feb. 25. Without an
amendment of consequence, the ap
propriation bill carrying approxi
mately ?25.3uO.OOO for the depart
ments of Commerce and Labor was
passed today by the house. It was
the seventh of the 12 annual supply
measures to be sent to the senate
this season.
Of the total. $18,5(10,000 is pro
vided for the Commerce department
and $6,800,000 for tho Labor depart
ment'. The measure went through
practically in the form in which it
was reported by the appropriations
committee.
Included in the Department c.f
Commerce appropriation is $1,533,
410 for the bureau of foreign and
domestic commerce.
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t'e I'urt
Communication Cut Orf.
Mu'4lkrf, lb. 2-s i't.t til iron
the nr-t it lie W"I4 I F tJ ai:J
. i.f j.iii tiuyt, vox mer tuiuy.
;iu piihe4tern Vicw'H. Lt tiijht
M.ti.auii but ifd tjuili r iwv iu4 ice,
;.icti iri the bluett ii'W yo$
Uii the tronKCt n!ia-.
K'tidruta ci Smiiiy I'oii't. north
,i Mdwaukre. have BVe4 Joverno
iHUine to ent Nitiofal Buardsni'ii
to Uvntmite an goiM' m tn
w.iukee rivrr which I. a il:t4 a
Jo.'eu fanin and Jil fwmiier rtjte.
AIV.nrl.ll.AT
wGet8-Itw
Guaranteed
Corn
Riamover
Ypur Monty Dack if It Fail
S.,lliln la tilli-fly d!i-a th j
utfrnnir (rrm acMnr, painful 4-"i'. It ,
Mm Uli. li..t Hint..r I'y J" tHc JhU'j ii il. ii4.f u. .a4 ta ti t'e rc-
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, i,r in iii?,.ti lit III,
Il, jjiidvroii ( N'ivl4 today was in tl ci.itc .fnc tn.5J.Pi. the I-.4- j
t'ittuici4 lo 10 cr iMij-rioiiiueii 'let ukiiu miet hi ti "! T' He Wai t A! I'loduvC Jse'lti.
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Wal.iHfit..p. 1V .'J.-Ctailr A.
r.i.'vk. t. wl.j la-t Martlt s stiot flJrj boii.S:
.nil ui,nilc4 foniur Senator t hai!? S'eiut.'r IKn.l
it lie. lviiuc Duiati'l. l.S-yc.i-old
l'arisian beauty, w c elected ijuecn
f the l.cntru (eviival ceremonies at
Fan. The interesting feat'urc of the
election of Mile, litirand it the fact
th.'it the ii a ho Kir I and harbored
little anticipation of bring ihoseti for
the coveted honor.
Red Cross to Aid
Victims of Flood
Muilrrate Weather Improves
(londitiuns hi Iowa Many
Faring Are,InutnlatcJ.
Diibuciue, la., Feb. 25. Accurate
estimates of damage caused ' in
northeastern Iowa by floods and by
sleet were not available last night
becau-c of the demoralization oi tel
ephone and telegraph lines leading j
to the stricken towns.
Dtight and moderate weather to
day improved conditions and it is
expected that by tomorrow Red,
Cross workers, whose assistance
lias been appealed for, will be able'
to get into the towns along the
Turkey and Yolga rivers in Clay- i
ton county anil determine what aid
is needed.
Two inches of rain fall occurred
in northeastern Iowa within 43
hours.
A report from Waukon slated
that that town still was without
lights and power and that the wa
ter supply system was badly crip
pled. The breaking of a dam near Volga
City on Turkev river caused an ad
ditional three-foot rise in that river.
Thousands of acres of farm land
were flooded and many farm build
ings are known to have been de
stroyed. The yater is reported to have
been from three to 10 feet deep in
the business streets of the towns of
ii at c, y to iri-l uff mm n to kin a
bannna. Tueh it with "Ucta-It" and the
trick it dune, for hard form, inft cum.
n! 1'orni. new turn; any corn nr cnllu.
All Im !") ftmmiitly and the torn
prorred" to loon and soon rnn b lifted
rluht off, root and all. with the fine.'.
Your money rhwrfully refunded if it
fall. Hut It never tail. CimIs but a
Irifle. E. I.nwrfnce & Co.. Mfr., I'liicuicn.
Buehler Bros.
MARKET SPECIALS DAILY
Higheet in Quality, Lowest in Price
Quick Service
212 N. 16th St. 2408 Cuming St. 4903 S. 21th St.
SiwceTriMtoef A.
STOsrV AND CHOP UV (
Extra Special For Monday
Choicest Beef Chuck Roast 11c
Choicest Beef Pot Roast 9c
Choicest Rib Boiling Beef ,...6c
Choice Small Lean Pork Chops. 18c
Choice Fresh Spareribs 12c
Choice Round Steak 15c
Choice Fresh Neck Bones, 6 Ib. . . ,25c
Choice Fresh Pi's Ears, 4 lbs 25c
Choice Fresh Pi Snouts, 3 lbs 25c
Evaporated Milk, tall cans, all
brands 9c
Early June Peas, 3 cans. , . 40c
Evergood Liberty Nut 20c
Best Creamery Butter 34c
SMOKED MEATS
Fancy Strip Bacon 14c
Fancy Brisket Bacon 15c
Sugar Cured Picnic Ham 15c
Fancy Breakfast Bacon, 'z or whole
eide 20e
Sugar Cured Regular Ham 25c
Mail and Express Orders Filled From This List
Add Shipping Postage for Mail Orders -
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REPUTATION
Vulttv h YOU
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The rt'putatiim uf a dealer in any
commodity becomes important tt you
the moment you come into the market
to buy.
This i.1 doubly true when you buy
Mimethinp that requires attention and
.service alter purchase. Then the good
reputation of the dealer has actual
intrinsic value, so. far as you are
concerned.
A dealer ets his reputation from
those who have dealt with him. A?k
any Hudson ami L'ssex owner about us.
GUY L'.SMITH
2503-5-7
i'arnam St.
".SERVICE riRSf
OMAHA.. USA
rhon.
DO. 1970
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Announcement
The Oakford Music Co., who recently moved down
on I6lh street, have just added another jloor to their
store and now occupy the entire first and second floor
as well as the large room in the basement. The re
modeling is completed and the firm is now in position
to give extraordinary service. The Oakford Co. handle
a high grade line of Pianos and Pianolas, such as
IVeber, Stcinway, Kurlzmann, Conover, Cable, Mil
ton, Kingsbury, Wellington, etc. They operate their
business on a strictly one price, no commission basis.
The new store is located at 419 South J6th street,
first door south of Hartman Furniture Co., and is
doing an extra fine business.
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Complete line
showi)
year 'round.
SIXTEENTH AND HOWARD STREETS
IVc carry a
complete line
of Toys and
Dolls.
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California Dry Force
Reorganization Finished
Washington, Feb. 25. Reorgani
zation of the California prohibition
enforcement forces was understood
today to have been practically com
pleted by Commissioner Ilaynes.
Changes, it was understood, would
include a number of officials as well
as a successor for Director Mitchell,
announcement of whose resignation
is expected when the California re
organization plan is made public.
E. C. Yellowley, chief of general
prohibition agents, is expected to re
turn tonight or tomorrow from a
survey of the California situation and
submit a report pf conditions there
10 Commissioner Haynes, He is to
confer with General Agent Rutter
before the latter' leaves' for San
Francisco to assume charge of the
California field forces.
Woman Who 'Faked' Holdup
Unable to Furnish Bond
Freehold, N. J., Feb. 2S.-Mrs.
Sarah h. M. Robertson, charged
with having caused her Deal (N. J.)
home to be robbed last Saturday
night for the purpose of collecting
$70,000 in jewelry insurance, began
a third night in jail yesterday even
ing, unable to obtain a $20,000 surety
bond.
Her spirit remained unshaken,
liowever, for she smiled vivaciously
when a surety concern's representa
tive informed her that he expected
to negotiate the bond tomorrow afternoon.
Fathers Swap Babies
and Peace Dove Comes
Into Newark Homes
The Brandeis
Restaurants
Announce An
Innovation
Beginning Monday
February 27th
A Business Men's Lunch
Overstuffed Arm ChairsinTapestry and Velours
- (Like Illuttration)
These chairs are hand made throughout, loose spring cushions,
resting on dependable webbing foundation. Legs are Queen
Anne, Adam, and straight line type. Attractive upholstery in
verdure tapestry and velours.
Built to order in our own factory. Values to $G5.00, on sale at
$3950
Special Furniture Values
$ 9.50 Golden Oak, Spanish Leather, Auto Spring Seat Arm Rocker ( n
42.00 Large Overstuffed Arm Rocker, Spanish fabricoid upholsterv" S OM
08.OO Fumed Oak Duofold, Spanish fabricoid upholstery. "0 00
15.00 Fymed Oak Arm Chair. Spanish fabricoid, 8prinB seat anil' back .' '. '. '. IQOO
45 00 O pp 4T Vr cnV 7 .50 TS.OO Brown Mahogany Da-Bed and Wardrobe
4j.00 Queen Anno Library Table in brown ma- Couch combined 49 50
1 S nn S! ' r.,' " ' V "Vn";,";'; 30.00 09.00 Cane Back. Auto Spring Seat, Tapestry Up-
fZ'J anc Ianl 3fold Bed. tapestry bolstered Settee 09.50
105.00 Tapestry Qverstufied, Spring Arm Da veri-' '
Prt S9.50
ib.OO Arm Chair or Rocker to match 2.nO
oO.OO CO-lb. Snowfelt Mattress, built to order in
our own factory 21.50 .
Special Values in Mahogany Bedroom Furniture
45.00
$ 90.00 Large Colonial Poster Dresser in mahogany. .850 OO
Sa.00 Large Colonial Toster Chiffonier with
mirror
S5.00 Large Brown Mahogany Triple' Mirror' Dress
ing lame 50 50
130.00 Chifforobe to match 7.!oO
08.00 Brown Mahogany Dresser, Adam tvpe 6950
80.OO Brown Mahogany, Poster Type Dresser, large
size 50.00
08. 00 Brown Mahogany Dresser 4500
78.00 Brown Mahogany Queen Anne Dresser 59.00
65.00 Brown Mahogany Queen Anne Twin Beds,
each 39.00
45.00 Brown Mahogany Dresser, straightlino type,
at 29.50
Ofl.OO Brown Mahogany Chifforobe 45.00
02.00 Brown Mahogany Poster Bed to match 12.00
S5.00 Brown Mahogany, Large Size Dresser to
' match 59.00
98.00 Brown Mahogany Chifforobe 68.00
Will Be Served Exclusively in Our
Men's Grill for
Newark, N. J.. Feb. 23.-Two fa
thers swapped babies in the mater
nity ward at city hospital yesterday
and the dove of peace fluttered into
two homes where the stork had teen
a recent visitor.
Mrs. Bessie Verity and Mrs. Sar
ah Lapore were patients at the hos
pital at the same time.' When Mrs.
Verity vas discharged she was given
a baby boy, although she protested
that hers had been a girl.
Mrs. ' Lapbre, discharged at the
same time, took home a newly born
baby girL
"How come?" queried tbe father.
"They told me it was a boy."
So he bundled up the babe, took
it back to tbe hospital and there
found Papa Verity with a similar
bundle. A nurse consulted her rec
ords, admitted that she had made a
mistake, redistributed the babies to
the, proud fathers-and collapsed.
Monday's Menu
Choice of
Baked Lake Trout a la Creole
Minced Chicken a la King
Wiener Roast Braten Roast Beef au jus
' Mashed Potatoes Wax Beans
Bread and Butter
Choice of
Pumpkin Pie Rice Pudding
Cream Sauce
Vanilla or Chocolate Ice Cream
Lemon Sherbet
Coffee Tea Milk
We intend through this 60
cent lunch to provide the bus
iness men of Omaha the op
portunity of taking their
noonday meal amid beautiful
surroundings without delay
and yet with quiet, efficient
service. Try this lunch and
you will make our Men's Grill
Room your regular noonday
headquarters.
Try this luncheon once and enjoy the well-cooked foods, the prompt
but dignified Service, the quiet surroundings in which you may chat
with friends or discuss your business. Then you will come back every
day and enjoy your luncheon in every way. '
Take Seventeenth Street Elevators Express Elevator to Tenth Floor
Fine Wilton Rugs
from the bpst known mills and in the finest weaves
have been arriving daily. We offer Whittall's, Anglo
Fersian, Hardwick & Magee's French Wiltons in all
sizes from the smallest door mat to immense room
sizes. Also many other lines. Suggestion of price
follows:
22iox36-inch, at $ 5.00 tog S.25
'x1.nc?' at 9.00 to 12.50
S6x63-mchf at 14.25 to ).50
x7-6, at 29.00 to 41.00
6x9. a: 52.00 to 74.00
8-3x10-6, at 77.50 to 109.00
12 at 84.00 to 125.00
at 105.00 to 165.00
11-3x15, at 144.00 to 206.00
Klearflax Linen Rugs
in plain colors and reversible; splendid for wear,
easy to clean and low in price. A new lot just
received.
27x54-inch, at . 4.50 6x9 ft., each . 23.00
3x6 ft. ..... . 8.00 8x10 ft., each . 34.00
4-6x7-6, at .... 14.50 0x12 ft., each . 45.00
Inlaid Linoleum We have just received two carloads of these
extra heavy, splendid wearing linoleums. The colors go en
tirely through to the burlap back and cannot wear off. All
. 6 and 12 ft. wide. These ar priced at 1.35. $1.65,
S2.00 and up to $2.35 VCI S(l- J'd. Let us measure your
rooms.
Draperies
A tiraclivc, Inexpensive
Drapery Materials
36-inch Madras Gold, rose, green and mulberry,
per yard 75
50-inch Blue English Casement, used for over
draperies, per yard S1.00
Overdrapery Material in Plain and Figured Madras- rose, blue,
mulberry and brown. 45. and 50 inches wide, especially
priced, per yard, at $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 and $1.95
,000 pairs Hemstitched and Cluny Lace-Edged Marquisette
Curtains, 12 designs, ecru and ivory colors, per pair, $2.50
Ruffled Muslin Curtains, per pair $2.25
Ruffled Marquisette Curtains, per pair $1.75
Ruffled Dotted Marquisette Curtains, excellent quality.
Per pair $4.85
Curtain Material at Special Prices
Plain and Bordered Voiles and Marquisettes
50c Colored Bordered Voile, per yard 25c
65c Colored Voile, per yard 4S
65c Plain Voile, per yard 35
$1.75 Barred Voile, per yard S1.00
$1.50 Figured Voile, per yard 85
85c Bordered Marquisette, per yard 38
$1.00 Fine Marquisette, per yard 65
75c Plain Marquisette, per yard -....38
Hartmann Wardrobe Trunks
The Hartmann line offers a broad selection of
all sizes in trunks they are compact and com
plete, embodying the latest and mojst approved
trimmings and fittings, etc.
You'll be agreeably surprised at the extraordi
nary values we have to offer.
$21.75-$25.00-$29.75-S37.50
S39.75S 13.75 $15.00
and $50.00.
Gift Shop
New arrivals in attractive Glass, China and
Pottery.
Amber and Blue Goblets and Sherbets.
Amber Glass Salad Plates.
Ten new Minton patterns; these include Service
and Dinner Tlates. Teas and Saucers, and
Bouillons.
Deruta Italian Fotteriei. These are all
tractive shapes and colorings.
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