Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-07
South Side BreUities

Mrs. Abbis westover. mother of Mrs.
A. G. Lehmer is visiting friends at KAN
sas City.
South Omaha Aerie F. o, e. win cele-
brate November H. Armistice Day, with
an elaborate program.
Lost-A girls shoe between Magic
theater and N street, or on Albright car.
A tan shoe with rubber heel and new sole.
Call South 2578.
Capt. Jeanne Berger has issued call
for the Camp Fire girls to meet at Twen-
| ty-fourth and L streets, Friday at a.
m, prepared for a hike.
Donations numbering $50, amounting to
$3415 to the Roosevelt Memorial fund,
! have been turned over by the congrega-
ton of the Wheeler Memorial church.
New Era services are announced for
| Friday night at the Wheeler Memorial
church In the lower auditorium. topic:
THE Divine Thought and Purpose OF the
Family"
The Circle Of Kings Daughters Of the
Wheeler Memorial church will give an
| elaborate luncheon and entertainment In
honor of the 24th anniversary Of the or
ganiation OF the circle at noon Friday,
in the lower auditorium.
The coming marriage Of Miss Madge
Mckenzie Sturrock, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. David G. Sturrock, 1904 South Twen-
yh f. sssF se
will be held at the Wheeler Memorial
church, and the date will be given out
soon.
Pete Miranda faced Judge Foster In
ing on a charge of petit larceny on COM
plant of Larkin Nall. who told the court
that Miranda had removed from locker
at the Swift Packing g, pl.snt one fr OSs
was fined $40 and costs.
John Thomas. colored, 1916 North Six
teenth street appeared against Ora
Stearns in South Side police court Thurs
as said he went into pool room, where
about 1000 negroes were shooting
craps A mix-up took place and he said
he lost his watch And got a BLACK
eye. Stearns was acquitted.
We desire to express our gratitude and
appreciation to our many dear relatives,
friends and neighbors. especially, the
teachers and pupils of Hawthorne and
Jungman schools, A. Q. U. W. No S.,
s sTa sna Co.. B. se enplsSss. 81
army building and Martin Bros. Com. firm,
X L. club. local No. 3S V. Of F. and Q.
E.. and D. Of H. No. 2. for their sincere
sympathy and beautiful floral offerings
loved husband and father. Dennis d. Sui
livan.-Mrs D. Sullivan and Family.
TRUE DOPE.
Two old school mates met in an Omaha
hotel recently. One said to the other. Bill
what We doing. Says Bill I'm tell you
but please keep it to yourself I'm selling
clothing, a dollar down and dollar
week. but dear old mither thinks I'm
burglar"
When you see the new prices for next
spring you'll say we are all burglars.
There's not dollars worth Of goods here
in the Flynn house that we could not add
80 per cent to and still be selling them
cheap. We are not going to add a penny.
One profit and let the future take care
OF itself is our motto. Our first thought
now is to take care OF our trade. One week
ago last Saturday we were offered tie
marked price for every overcoat in the
house. We did not sell nor did we add
a penny to q single price. We have two
oyercoats In the house. one Is SIS, serge
lined: the other Is $50, silk lined. Not
having the right size we are getting one
Of these coats for q nearby auto dealer
at 500. and our percentage Of profit IL
only shade over half what we make on
the coats on hand. They are still on sale
at the same price. This Is all clearly
proved. we have the dope. Shop and Save
at Flynn's