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TUB BEE: OMAHA. SUNDAl. .MAUUI HO. iy-
'Hilly Sunday of
Life Insurance
Gives Talk Here
Tilli Onuliii Policy Writrr
Facial rjrri.n ami
Griturri Are Pointi
t Study.
V. T, F.iUuiinrf of t, jli'l
i,'int .ir InitUliti I. iii I niif anr
rnmpiny, aMiciU' th Omalta I tie
I'ndrrwriiiT' a.i'i-.ittiri 4iurUy
i:iHn in the I't anU i unit rvuii,
.rtrd ilui ll'c atrr-iKC iii'ti'HU'e
a nt h. U si a'i'iie vucibuUry.
"Tlif aure hit miuraiicf atfrnt
ratuiot t-iik live tumult- u limit rf
rating, tl.f St I.oui nun jiI.
Mr, IMhi-imrr i Known a I e
"Hilly Sunday ( life inuraiir, He
liruuht a iiujuf In Ui'utu iiiiir
aiiie. nun and women and the kry.
iifna n th.it thry nliouM !u4y
their lnuim.. tuiy the tihniiue
even to the prujur uc ti thrir vuirii
ami fjic.
Facial Expreinicn Important.
"The fai'ial r.irr;iin 11 an im
I '""i taut factor in ah'siiianlii,'' he
a'l'lfd. "The viiiT alio huld he
t'liltivatciL t orI or a poture may
Iclf riiiine v. In. tin r our rurct m
K'-'wg to do the tiling you want
liim to do."
Mr. DiIIh in,cr Mated Ih.t no man
lii'iw faK'sniaii'-liip in all of iti
ph.iNci ant he added that there are
many throrie ahout it.
I want uu insurance pooik t
Omaha to K't tlu thoimht: There
will he no inipn-t if you are re:il
f-alcainm. Iirciiue all nf your pros
lct will he policy hulder.'" he con
tinued. "A man aU-cl me what I did
when I met objection and I told
him that I jnt ignored them."
Gives Demonstration.
The St. I.oui insurance wizard
pave a cric of demonstrations of
the manner in which he would pro
ceed to write n father insurance for
his son or dnus'liier. and nlso a young
man for his wit otd :irc.
He explained that when he had
an applicant signed on the dotted
line, he would take him to the exam
ine physician. Supposing the case
to he for a S3.0OO policy and the doc
tor's examination was satisfactory,
he would I hen take advantage of
the psychological moment hy asking
the doctor if he would pas the ap
plicant for $5,000. The doctor reply
ing in the affirmative, he would turn
to the applicant and susst the in
crease from $.5,000 to $5.1)00 and in
one time out of four would succeed.
State Fraternal Workers , .
to Meet Here on Saturday
" The Nebraska Fraternal Workers'
association -will meet at 12:30 next
Saturday in the office of C. M.
Kichards. 610 V. O. V. building.
After a trip to the observation tower,
the members will go to the Chamber
of Commerce rooms, where luncheon
will be served at 1, to be followed
by speeches by Lieut. Gov. P. A.
Barrows and Mrs. Mary LaRocca.
Barber Shop Proprietors
to Discuss New Ordinance
Barber shop proprietors will hold
a meeting Monday night in Paxton
hotel to discuss the new regulatory
ordinance which affects barber shops,
schools and colleges.
The ordinance, which will be ef
fective April 5, provides for a board
of three examiners and an inspector,
all to be named by the mayor and
confirmed by the council.
Omaha Bank Qearings
Omaha batik clearings for the
week were $37,683,083.82, according
to reports of the Omaha Clearing
House association yesterday. Clear
ings for the corresponding week last
year were $37,348,195.71. For last
week they were $40,932,517.11. Brad
street placed Omaha 15th in bank
clearings.
Church Aids Family
Bereaved by Death
When the hu.land and father of
the family shown In the picture died
three month aifo leaving the ife
and five children tfcttituir, the spirit
cf C'hti.tuii frlluwthip wit routed
in the United Jtrcihrcn church, Nine
teenth and Lothmp ttrcct. to which
the family hrloiiK.
Though the congregation i small.
5H) ha been raird and paid on a
IttOtlcNt fVltlao. tint for Irmn !
church. And neaily enough in pledg
es nat neen untamed to make month
ly payments.
One orgauiiation investigated the
case and suhtrribed (50 and i sup
ply cf clothing. l ive women fa a
Indue agreed to t lot he the children
f'-r a year. Another i supplying all
the poutoii needed by the brood.
A heating toe and furniture and
othrr household necritn" are re
quired to furnish the little home and
the church has appealed to people
hiving tilth article which they
don't need to contribute them. Any
money donated will be applied on
payment for the Iioum.
.'topic willing to give my of these
things are asked to call on Mahel
Gillespie, 2iWt North Twenty-lirst
Mrett or telephone her at Webster
Suit Filed to Test
County Redistricting
Edward V. Palmer, 914 South
Twenty-sixth street, will file a
mandamus action in district court to
compel Flection Commissioner Mc
Hugh to accept his filing for nomina
tion for county commissioner from
the Foutlt district.
"It is merely a friendly test suit,"
said McHugh, who refused to accept
Palmer's filing from the Fourth dis
trict, holding that his home in the
Ninth ward is in the First district.
The county commissioners changed
the district boundaries last week. Hut
the 1919 law say they can. redistrict
only once in four- years. They re
districted in July. 1918, and there
fore cannot again redistrict until
July, 1922, McHugh claims.
If the redistricting last week was
illegal, Painter can file only from
the First district.
Beatrice Youths Admit
. Stealing Chickens, Paroled
fip.itrire. Krh.. March 25. CSnp-
cial Telegram.) Six young men of
this city, Evan Freeman, Roy Ham
sey, Velma Tatum, Lou Witzki,
Francis South and Tom Day were
arraiornpri in district rnnrt on the
charge of stealing chickens. The
nrst lour picaaea guilty ana were
paroled to their parents for one year.
Day and South pleaded not guilty.
Clarence Booth oleaded not euiltv to
the charge of breaking and entering
the Lourtney home here.
PIANO
U TUNED AND
REPAIRED
AH Work Guaranteed
A. HOSPE CO.
1513 Douglae. Tel. Douf. SSSS.
Do You Really
Know Comfort?
Many women who have accus
tomed themselves to high heels and
pointed toes say, "Oh, my shoes are
perfectly comfortable!" As a mat
ter of fact they have forgotten what
real comfort Is. And they do not
realize that the penalties of unna
tural footwear may be felt In other
parts of the body than the feet The
Cantilever Shoe provides such nor
mal, absolute ease that discomfort
and fatigue become as foreign to the
Xeet as to the hands.
Not only are the lines natural and
the heels built for perfect balance
and support, but Cantilevers have a
Xrexible arch which permits the foot
to bend freely. This gives strength
ening exercise to the muscles and
eliminates any possibility of weak
arches.
Call and try on a pair of Cantil
evers learn what comfort really Is.
All guess work eliminated In fit
ting your shoes now. We have Just
Installed an X-Ray machine and
every shoe Is now fitted by X-Ray
without extra charge to you.
Sizes 2 to 11, Widths AAAA to EE.
For Men and Women.
HOSIERY, SrATS AND RUBBERS-
Sold in Omaha Only by
CANTILEVER SHOE SHOP.
Moved to Ifew Location,
1708 Howard St,
j Opposite I. W. C. A. Bids.
"Write for Free Booklet
Tsrmremn is 39
MILTON POGERS
AND SONS JL VCOPAN
Hard wore nd Household Utilities''
1515 HAPNEV ST.'
Be One of the
'HMSIS
BOOSTERS
Thi$ Spring
There are Jmndreds of Chambers Tireless Ga
Range boosters in the city be one of them. Ke
plaee your old stove this spring with a "Cham
bers" and sing its praises with the, other boosters.
Cooks With the Gas Off !
The Chambers Tireless Gas Range cook's your food with the gas off. The heat is re
tained by Insulation insulated hoods on top for boiling and stewingInsulated ovens
for roasting, baking no matter what you are cooking, merely heat the food up,
shut the gas off and then go away and forget all about the food. It will go on cooking
at FUEL, SPEED UNATTENDED. A Chambers cuU your gas bill In two and takes
you out of the kitchen hours every day. Be a Chambers booster this Spring!
You Can Own a Chambers on Our Easy Payment Plan
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Refrigerators
Priced Much Lower This Year!
Refrigerator .prices are much lower than they were last J
year. Our fresh Spring stock Is in. We have a style and a -size
for your own needs. Mineral wool Insulated boxes, all
white enamel lined, hardwood cases. Come down and pick
your box out now while our line are unbroken, at the
NEW GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Wisconsin "Peerless"
Refrigerators -;
Economical ' Efficient Low 1a Price
CONVENIENT TEEMS
Woman in Suit
to Recover Her
Pink Teddies
HBsaaMM
f)f ffmlunt AHffW Slie Found
Garmrnti With Hut-band'
Clothe In Hold Koonu
Aimed Haymsn of Council Bluffs.
i seeking, ihroukh a replevin action
in municipal eatirt, t- recover po
riicn from Mr. Dtt Finer kit and
Jamr Hurl omonal article which
ii. elude two pink Jerney teddie. three
rtiKliigovtiit, tct of ivory piece and
l.oe.
The cae it et for hearing nut
Thursday.
Mr. Kmeriik. one of the defendant,
live tipMair a( J6I0 Dewty avenue.
K'ecrntiy in municipal court the lost
a replevin action to recover a ba
mond ring from a man aliened to
have bought It from Mr. Emerick.
Sr lfuibind Left Her.
DUcuin(f the action brouuht by
Almcila 1 layman. Mr. Emerick :iid:
"I went with Mr. Duel to a local
hotel, where I recogniied ionic of
my bunband's clothes in a room from
w hich we took bis Kaftncnt and r!o
the personal effect for which Mr.
I layman i uing. My husband, w ho
wa an automobile salesman, lia de
serted me and a IS-year-oM son. I
do not know where Mr. Emerick is.
We have Utrn married 17 ytars 4
we lad no -ru)u dmrtie diOicub
t.r until thu aliair,"
Abandonment Charge,
Hit. l uirriik fplamfd Hi it Jame
I'urll came iota the rje through hi
work a a collector, Her Imnbaml
it Haul r.menik. , ,
"I hve never seen Mr. I layman,''
aid Mr. Lmcri k.
)eputy County Attorney John
Yuutr Hate J that he ha tiled a
charge oi wne and child abandon
ment siuiiut I'aul limerick.
Legion Auxiliary to
Give Charity Program
An eiilet uiiiiucnt for timllii on
the lt of the American I.rim,
Yixitiiitf Nure, Christ Child so
ciety. J- lk. itewboi, bov of the
M.i-unie huiiie, lailur 1'lanauan'i
l' line and the Hellevue Vocational
Training school will be yiven next
Saturday evening in the Auditorium
under aspire of the American Le
sion auxiliary,
A certain number of extra scats
will he told to the public at 50 cent.
Ticket go. on alc Tuesday.
On the program will be an ae
thetic dance by Central High school
KtrU, mu-iic by the American I.e
uion band, an aerial act bv Harry
Janek, folk dance by Y. V. C. A.
k-irU, a hurlcsijue lack w-ire art by
David Abbott and Agnes Hritton,
lo by Alma Huntley, exercise by
Boy Scouts and by Camp I'irc Girls,
olo hy Charles Merrill Brrhn, "boy
Caruso," and dance by the Segi
children
Nick "Carter," 2tL
Scul lo Kearney
-Vfhfii Do I UtT U
Hoy in I'ottrt r.iVbth
'I
1 lint.
Nick 't'aiter" Tc-tiilo, 11 ami
dauntU-iK. nude hi eighth ai-prar-anee
in juvenile court ytirrdav.
"Good niortiing. Nick," said Ju-'i
Scar. "You're looking; well tins
morning."
"(Jood morning, judge, o're you,"
responded Nick.
"What ay you to a lutle ttip la
Kearney?" m.uired the iud(f-, after
glancing at Nick' record. '
Nick mover uneasily in his cluir
and said nothing,
The record shows that on May 8,
lJt), Nick walked cdf with a lure,
a buggy and some lurness belonging
to someone else, it further liu
that on October 14. 1W. he departed
for part unknown with a strange
bicycle. After this episode he wa
sent to Kivcrvii w home, and length
ened his record by escaping.
Once before Judge Sear 'ordered
Nick t the Kearney indnstii.il
school, but paroled hint.
"Of course I'll mis you, Nick,"
reflected the judge. "But 1 guess you
really will have to r this" time."
"When do I depart!" asked Nu k.
"This afternoon," he was informed.
Nick' father, Fred l'cstiilo, l'Hki
'cuih Twcniirih street. In comt
wuh hi the piKic shrgt
against Niik was truancy.
Train of Invalid War
Veterans Stops Here
"lltilo. Onmhai Wr'r front
I!i..ada I"
lliiii.o faces uverspicaj with
that many grin peeped out ( car
window of a westbound tram in the
I ni. mi Maiion yard., Saturday after
noon, on their drt sight tit the
"gateway to the west."
The party wt mad up of tuber
cular vrtcian of the late war en
route front t ux. Hills, Staten Island
in the ritiiuut licncral hospital,
Denver.
Captain Farrar wa the medical
oificrr in charge. Another purly
! bound for a hn.pital at Camp I re
jmont. Calif., will come through soon,
the said. Supt. J W. Adams and II.
A. Smiley gave the train special at
teution Ouruig it stay,
"Whta do we eat?" wa the typi
cal army yell the ex-oldier flung
at Adam when mes time neared.
Man Dei-Mo to He Lawyer
After Disurre Suit Lift
l-'ranct .-vrmsirong, whose divorce
i ae startled lienroti a few weeks ago,
is studying law.
"You know, after that divorce
from my wife, llilui. I got the bug
o be a lawyer," said Armstrong, who
wa making a round of the court
room Saturday.
Arm-tron;; lot the Milt for divorce.
Oinalid Taxi Furr to Cet
Sffoitd V.uX, 1T lVr llritt
Taxation rale i Om4t4 will be
til another IS per cent Monday,
The irdiictton, he second in fu!'
tlionths, w At announced etf(J.y
lompatiy. The new rat wd result
in a saving ol $ rent a mile.
fiman now- it a4 14 nave re sec
ond lowest txl i'e vl any city in the
count i y.
KfJl'he Bee AU W Vv
Through. You M' rtnd It Inter
esting. Aturmi-f.sisxr.
CREAM CLEARS A
STUFFEHP-HEAD
Instantly Open Every. Air
Paisafe Clean Throat
! our nostril are cloggrj and
our dead is MutfeJ because of nasty
catar or a cold, apply a little puie.
atitiirptic cream into your nitri's. It
iinolrsles ttitoiitfh nerv jir Hs
i age, soothing and healing swoilrn.
inilamed meiiilianc anu you get in
stant relief.
Tiy this. t''t a small bottle oi
1- ly' Cream Palm at any drug store.
Your clogged nostril open tight up.
your head is clear: no more hawking
or snuffling. Count fifty. AIJ the
stuffiues. drvnes. stnigaling for
breath is gone. You ieel I me.
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Toys nd Children's
Furniture
Third Floor
SIXTEENTH AND HOWARD STREETS.
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Toys, Baby Ctrriiges and
Children's Furniture
Always on Show.
TWci onma arc an judgment is exercised bv our buyers in making their purchases of
1 J1C SalTlC bur low and medium priced furnishings as is given to selecting the more
decorative type and then we say we show the most comprehensivo assortment of really good fur-nituros-tliis
ad offers most convincing facts of our ability to sell for less. Without obligation vre
invite you to inspect 'and compare.
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.Bnu,iSiatE Ii ItuVlLipi. i
Curtains
of Quality
To suit every requirement; per pair,
from If 1.00 to $50.00
Plain hemstitched voile and marquisette
curtains, per yard 9 1.00
Lace edged marquisette curtains, per pair .....$1.2o, Jpl.oo. tiS-.JU
Ruffled marquisette curtains, per pair oo'e-n
Ruffled muslin curtains, per pair '2
Ruffled voile curtains, per pair An
Ruffled dotted marquisette curtains, per pair .ipo.UU
Filet net curtains, ivory and ecru, figured and lace edges, per pair ,
$2.75, $3.25, $4.25 and $G.50
Novelty curtains of net foundation and different style lace edges and in
sertions, per pair, $4.50, $5.00, $0.75, $7.50 and $10.00. ,
"Dutchess," the aristocrat of the curtain family, new designs, especially
priced at $0.50, $8.25, $9.50, $10.75, $12.75 and up to $30
per pair.
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Gift Shop
LAMPS and SHADES
Tloor, reading and table lamps these are in
shapes and colors that are to be seen for the
first time this spring. Shades are of silk or
parchment.
Floor lamps complete $19.50 to $58.00
Beading lamps complete .... 20.00 to 42.00
Table lamps complete 17.50 to 45.00
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Rugs
Rattania Rugs for sun porches and "
bedrooms most interesting in
design, of artistic effects and col
or combinations easy to clean
reversible and seamless. Several
sizes offered. We quote the 7-(i
by 10-6 at $14.50
Smith Seamless Velvet Rugs Wool
faced, made in one piece 9x12 ft.
Blues, tans and browns; both
large and small all-over patterns.
Those, are good values, each... .$26.50
Roxbury Axminster Standard Rugs Very heavy deep pile; rich
in appearance and in newest patterns. These are a regular $47.50
grade, hut as they were purchased from the mill at a reduction,
due to slight imperfections in weave or the matching of patterns,
we offer 15 rugs, size 9x12 ft., each $39.50
Rugs for Small Sized Rooms A good selection of colors and pat
terns; one size, 6x9 ft., some seamless; in velvets and Axniinsters;
at a big saving in price, each $23.50 and $31.50
Linoleums
The use of linoleums in patterns plain and jaspe effects for covering all
rooms in the house and to be used as backgrounds for both oriental and
domestic rugs is growing daily. The manufacturers are making many
patterns, which when promplty waxed are attractive and easy to care for.
We want you to sec the carpet patterns at $1.65 per square yard, and
the Jaspc in hrowns, blues or grays, per square yard ' $2.15
Both patterns 6 feet wide.
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Golden Oak .
Storage Chest
With five roomy drawers instead
of four as pictured . .. .$12.85
Four-Piece
'Bedroom Suite
In American walnut, . as lo
as ...$90.00
Gate Leg Table
In mahogany,' half a hundred styles
and sizes ranging In price from
' $19.50 to $75.00
Table like illustration, 34x45 inh
- size, at .$29.00
Chinese Crass Furniture
Our own Importation direct" from
China. . Chairs and rockers In a
wide variety
$12.50. $13.50, $15.00
; $16.50 and $17.50
1 Phonograph Dept.
Brunswick
ft
Substantial Oak Rockers
and Chairs
Over a hundred patterns to choose
from; wood leather and fab-
, ricoid upholstery, high and low
baek styles ..$6.00 to $40
Hand-Made Reed Furniture
In frosted brown and old ivory.
Cretonne and tapestry uphol
stery. Priced surprisingly low.
Library Tables
In mahogany. . .$19.50 to $75
Davenport Tables
In mahogany... $19.50 to $65
Oak library table with drawer, 42
inch size, as low as . .$12.50
Cedar Chests
$16.00 and up
A cedar chest affods real protec
tion against moths for your
winter woolens.
Da-Beds
In wood, steel and fiber; plain r
day i beds complete with mat
tress, as low as . ; . . . . $28.50
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Trunks
Brunswick machines appeal with
two-fold strength to the lover of
the beautiful in music and furni
ture. These machines have many
distinctive features in artistic de
signs and finishes.
Queen Ann Console type like
illustration in mahogany or walnut,
36 V4 inches wide, 354 inches hieh
and 2m inches deep $225.00.
Terms if you wish.
Why not have a trunk that will give
you year round service a Hartmann
Cushion Top Wardrobe Trunk can be
conveniently and advantageously used
In your bedroom. Its arrangement
provides a place for all your apparel.
Full size Hartmann wardrobe trunk;
cushion top and fully equipped. A
great Talue
$45
Cane Rockers and
Chairs
In wide varieties, a splendid spe
cial value in solid mahogany
with hand woven carie seat and
back $19.50
Quaint Colonial
Spinet Desks
In sizes and styles to meet every
requirement
$28.00, $29.50, $35.00,
$39.50 and up
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