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The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26

mo woman IL 10 blame u she In
not beautiful nj sixteen. but she has
only herself TO blame II she Is not
beautiful nj forty"
IVY HEN you see women with sal.
w low skins. pasty Of color.
women with blackheads.
women who are wrinkled and lined
and whose contour has ort the lovely
hrmness OF youth, you can say TO
yourself with perfect truth that II is
because this or that woman did not
understand the position Of the trained
beauty specialist. or the part the spe
oiaIist could play in her life. AZ the
Black and White room at Burgess.
Nash Co., at the Salon de Beaute. in
the Fontonelle hotel and at the
Blackstone hotel trained beauty ex.
perts under the direction OF Mr.. Rob.
ert and Mr.. Frank will treat your skin
or hair with not only the finest and
purest preparations, but those that are
intended for Just your type OF skin
or hair. In these shops you can also
secure the very latest pieces OF hair,
goods and have your hair dresses in
the most becoming style. a lovely as-
sortment Of combs is being displayed
at these shops.
DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOP.
PING EARLY
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26
THE GIFT LIST

Start that Christmas
gift list today, Don't put
Il OF like you have IN years
past. Think how much
better Il will be to have all
the pretty little packages
done up and ready long be-
fore the big day arrives,
What a relief % he pre-
pared and not have the
worry and hustle which al.
ways GENES with helAled
shopping. The merchants
prepare their great stacks
IN advance and olier much
better selections a. those
ahn Genie hrats
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26
Romance and Perfume.

TT ISTORY tells us Of the luxuriant
aromatic baths Of the Egypt
ians, OF the precious ointments
brought by the Wise Men Of the East,
of the Romans love Of perfumes and
how the Crusaders reintroduced into
mediaeval Europe the art of making
perfume. TO perfect the gentle art
1t took centuries more Of civilization.
Exclusive, dainty and Of rare love.
liness are the perfumes made by the
famous Houbigant If you turn to
the Rotogravure section Of today's
Bee you will learn about these won
derful perfumes and at Kilpatricks
you will find these fragrant odors.
put up In various ways. Perfumes
toilet water, sachets, face powders
and other requisites for milady's
toilette.
DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOP.
PING EARLY
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26
The Richness Of Oriental Rugs.

The Richness Of Oriental Rugs.
r HAVE always wanted oriental
rugs for there IL nothing that
gives more delightful appearance
10 the home than an oriental rug on
the floor, the wall or thrown over the
table or couch. WIS delightfully."-
surprised the other day to find that
at Orchard Wilhelm co. there were
the most beautiful rugs, everyone
an exquisite specimen as 10 color and
design and perfect as to quality. at
prices 80 low that they VIII III any
size pocketbook. You are going to
have big surprise. the same as
did when you see them and you are
going TO feel that at last YOU can own
oriental rugs and at the same time
not spend moro than you care TO.
There are small ones and room.slze
ones, everyone reasonably priced.
What splendid Christmas gifts they
will make.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26

The Needle Woman Is Busy for
Christmas.
TIME needles are flying as fast as
the days, for the dainty bits Of
needle work must be finished
for Christmas day. At the Burgess.
Nash art embroidery section are many
many new ideas in art pieces. Lunch.
con sets. bed spreads, scarfs ana all
tho other familiar pieces are here IN
new designs and with them are being
shown completed models that are done
by experts. II you are going 10 make
something for Christmas they Will
help you choose your materials and
teach you how 10 do the various
stitches. Lamp shades, baskets, van.
ity novelties are already being dis.
played for the holidays and OF course
you can get better assortment now
than you can later 30 why not do your
shopping carIyf
DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOP.
PING EARLY
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26

The Character OF a Dress OF Blouse.
MANY frocks or blouses gain
V character by their rich detail
Ava and fascinating exotic embrol.
derry The Ideal Button and Pleating
company give magical touch to ap.
parel by embroidery, either by hand
or machine. Their prices are so very
low that II really does not pay one
TO do 1t themselves. They are located
In the Brown Block on the third floor.
You can send your garments direct to
them or to me. II makes no differ.
enee. The work will be Just as per-
feet.
N ~ FRV
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26
FIapper Dolls Are with Us.

TLAPPER dolls that perform
real mission In life, for con.
cealed under their dainty skirts
of cretonDe or lace and silk or under
their suit Of tweed In found the love.
Hest roomy bags. Some Of the bags
are lined with rubber for your bath.
ing suit. Others are smaller, just
the size for your vanity case or per.
haps piece Of needlework which In
being prepared for Christmas. TO
be IN style one must carry one OF
these flapper dolls, for they are the
latest fad and are being seen fre.
quently on the street. found an
adorable collection OF them at
Mathews book store the other day
and found them TO be most reason
able. They would be a charming gift
fer young girl.
DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOP
PING EARLY.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26
Gotham Gold Stripe Hose.

ooiu
W OU'VE heard OF Them OF course,
for they are famous the coun-
oveH. but do you know that you
can get them at the Walk.Over Boot
Shop, 3l7 South Sixteenth street. And
have you beard OF their wonderful
repair service, They are guaranteed
from a run going below the hem by
the Gold Stripe and they will also
mend hose that are damaged in other
ways, provided the thread has not
been broken. They will repair them
even TO putting In new feet. And all
this is done at a very small cost. l
will be glad to order you pair of
these Gotham Gold Stripe hose. They
are priced from $500 up.
DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOP.
PING EARLY.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26

Dainty Gifts for Dainty Women.
Ty VERY woman likes dainty bit
Of lace or ribbon, especially IL
- 1t is fashioned into something
useful. At Ye Giffte Shoppe Unique
at the entrace of the Brandeis
Theater building you will discover
the most unique gfts-not the kind
that are hurriedly made by machine,
but the pretty little things that only
nimble fingers can fashion. Not only
are the regular prices very reasonable
but every noon Unique noon special
is placed In the window and by visit.
ing them each day you can select
many a gift at n real bargain price.
Reservations Are Now in Order
for that delicious dinner they are
going TO serve MT tho Flatiron on
Thanksgiving day,
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26
Flowers for Thanksgiving.

Flowers Tor ThanksgIvIng.
VYyHY certainly! II wouldn't be
wv Thanksgiving without the
" bright cheerful atmosphere
which flowers bring to the home. At
the Parker Flower Shop, 400 South
Sixteenth street, they are preparing
for the great festive days and will
fli orders promptly. "Mums" and
pom poms will vie with roses for ia
vor. Every color is included in their
stock, so you can have any color
scheme in your home that you want.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26
Notsseme Hosiery They're Part Of
the Well Dressed Woman.

r could hardly believe my eyes when
saw a stocking OF such wonder.
4 fully fine texture and then ]
thought | had misunderstood them
when they assured me that the hose
were absolutely guaranteed. nut the
hose were before me and the guar
antee also, investigated and diseoS'
cred that they we're showing me Meta
sems Hosiery which Il insured against
impeFfectians of any Kind, In fact
II you purchase pair aud they are
unsatisfactory they viii giye you an.
other pair 20 replace them without
charge, These wonderful hoss can ha
found AZ orkia nres IN the conAnt
Hotel building and a srteiAl christ
mas onsF IL IA tnecs, REGULAR tlta
hase are pars thread silk selling AZ
thrive Zoe a. AT silk hoaa aFs slpe
pair and boss With Embroidered Flex
are tit2 Every pair il IN a dainty
Christmas tok suitable foF sir
They can BE- tad IA The nfasi fashion
able culeFs ln an siass ! win efdsF
shsm tsF SEA- aF Naa esa etisF direct
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26

DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOP
PING EARLY.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26
You Won't Miss Your Train With
One Of These Travelling Clocks.

You Won't Miss Your Train With
One Of These Travelling Clocks.
DAINTY as we'll as practical trav-
cling clocks in snug little leather
cases that protect them from
the Jars OF travel They are in dell.
cate shades Of pink and blue as well
as the more servlceahle ones suita.
BILE for either men or women Some
ot them are ot enamel that can he
placed oa mllady's dressing table
when a. home and httea into a leather
case when travelling, They have tho
most complete assortment VI them az
l'rowns Jewel shop 2se South ieth
street and their prices are exception
Alv low Some ~ these timerieoss
are lo h. wound every day and others
require wlnine every elEhl DAYS
New tlathes Al Small Cost,
nERliArS Yon have been ueeilns
new dress of eaai, hut haSe
nai fylt that yuu could spend the
money % sci iuss he klnA suu want
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The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26
New elo,hes At a Small Cost,

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The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26

Wltn your
A Wallace Nutting Room
u1HINK what treat II In store for
you when you see this beautiful
l. room. One Wallace Nutting pic.
ture is a thing Of great beauty. I'm
aglne how lovely whole room OF
them is The room is In tho picture
section Of the Brandeis store and con
tains exquisite handtinted pictures
noted throughout the world. There
III not a home but what should have
at least one Wallace Nutting print.
Surely you have "A friend or so that
would be delighted with n Christmas
gift such az this They are priced from
sl50 up to $500 according TO the
slze, and can be framed according TO
your own taste. But be certain to
order now and not be disappointed.
"Mums" the Word.
A ND especially during the holi
~ day before us. The home must
have flowers and where could
You find nicer zones than at John
Baths, 1904 Farnam street There
are great big "mums" In yellow, pink,
bronze. white and lavender, as well
as the tiny pom poms which make
such pretty centerpieces or baskets.
He viii be glad to III your order for
Thanksgiving II sent Immediately
Don't walt but decide right now what
kind OF NUNS you want and you
won't be disappointed.
Dresses for Every Occasion.
II ERHAPS you have party for
Thanksgiving, a dinner or
- dance and need new dress II
you will visit the Vogue. 1923 Douglas,
lection OF smart apparel. / WAS de-
lighted TO find 80 many distinctive
styles and at such low prices. Coats
and wraps, plain and fur trimmed are
so very good looking that you won't
think OF wearing your old one another
winter.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26
Successful Benefit Luncheons.

The bridge luncheons given on Mon
day and Tuesday Of last week ut the
home Of Mrs. II. A. Quinn proved to
be very successful affairs, and as a
result the fund started by the ladies
Of st. Pauls church for furnishing
room in the new wing at Edmundson
hospital was increased more than
1900
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26

DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOP.
PING EARLY.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-01-14
Plans For Building

The Cambridge Manufacturing
Company has for use of prospect
i've builders. illustrated books
showing plans for all classes of
buildings, together with list of all
materials required for each in de-
tail. You are invited to make
full use of these plans to aid in
deciding just what and how to
build. No charge is made. All
of these plans cover many sizes
and variety of styles and cost of
construction.
Do 1t Now!
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Mattice Stock Company
Here Next Week

Commencing Monday January 16,
Miss Lois B. Hammond, supported by
the Mattice Stock Company will open
Il weeks engagement at the Cam
bridge Theatre presenting for the
first time here the four act mystery
play entitled The Crimson Nemsis"
In this delightful little comedy
drama the author has written story
that never drags or lOOses heart in
terest from the rise of the first TO
the fall of the last curtain. The
scene is laid in high society life-it
is not a melodrama but a delightful
clean wholesome little comedy with
an absorbing plot and an air of mys-
terry which grips the audience thru
out entire four acts of this really
great play. The Mattice Stock Com
pany have long been prime favOrites
on the Eastern Shore and the man.
agement feels that their patrons will
be more than pleased with the offer
ing of this clever capable company.
Other plays to be presented during
the week are, "One Girl In A Thous
and" The Balloon Girl" when
East Meets West" THE Great CUES
tion," Was She Naughts" and RE
becca OF Sunnybrook Farm" Popu-
lar prices of % cents for the balcony
and 55 cents for the main floor will
prevail. Seats now on sale.-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-01-14
COMP TR0LLER CORDY
TO TAKE OATH MONDAY
New state Comptroller To Be Sworn
lii Next Monday. State Treasur-
er Reelected For Two Years.

Annapolis, Md, Jan. 11.-Statt
Treasurer John NJ Dennis was re
elected on joint ballot by the Senate
and House today for two more years
The vote was along straight party
lines. IS for Mr.. Dennis to SO for for.
mer State Senator Oliver $. Metze
rOtt. Of Prince Georges county, who
was nominated by the Republican
caucus last night.
The Senate vote was 30 for MI
Dennis to for Mr.. Metzrott and tbs
House ballot was 6S for Mr.. Dennis
10 80 for MI. Metzerott.
Mr Dennis record as State Sena-
toI, and the qualities of an active
and able banker which he brought to
his State duties were highly praised
in the House and Senate by Demo
cratic members. In the House, Dele
gate Frank S. Given, of Baltimore
county, veteran OF the lower chamber
nominated Nh. Dennis and Stephen
". Gambrill, of Howard county, ma
jority leader, seconded the nomina-
ton. Senator David G.. Mcintosh, OF
Baltimore county, nominated Mr..
Dennis in the Senate, and they were
several seconds.
Committees were named by both
the House and Senate to notify Mr.
Dennis formally of his election. and
also to notify Governor Ritchie of
the choice. Mr.. Dennis will begin
his new term Immediately after the
Legislative committees have examln-
ed the States securities and have
discharged the Treasurer's bond for
his present term.
State Comptroller-elect William S
Gordy, Jr., who was in Annapolis to
day will be sworn in as Comptroller
Monday afternoon, succeeding E.
Brooke Lee, of Montgomery county.
There will be no formal ceremonies
as Mr.. Gordy takes office.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-01-14
Legislature Proceedings

| Annapolis, Md, Jan. 11.-The
Senate met at II o'clock noon. The
session was opened with prayer.
Twenty-six Senators answered the
roll call.
Orders
BY Senator Brady - That the
Superintendent OF Public Buildings
be required TO furnish sufficient
number OF persons. to be approved
by the presiding officer to clean and
keep clean the State House during
the session of the Legislature. And
that he be further required to fur
nish and use disinfectauts that will
be most, etficacious for the protection
Of health OF members of the body and
OF employees. Lost by 4 yeas ard 10
nays
Bills introduced
BY Mr.. Byrn-Prohibitins b9tting
BY Mr.. Mcintosh - Authorizing
the Board of Public Works to ex-
change with Clinton L. Riggs. tract
of land owned by the State constitut-
ing part of the Patapsco FoIej1 Re
serve, in exchange. for tract owned
bS- him for the purpose OF adjusting
the boundary line between the State
and Riggs properties. Judicial
Proceedings.
On motion of Senator Mcintosh
the Senate then proceeded to the
nomination OF candidates for State
Treasurer.
John NJ. Dennis was nominated by
Senator Mcintosh. The nomination
was secanded by Senators Frick, Legg
and Brady.
Oliver S. MetZerott was nominated
by Senator Robbins. The nomina-
ton was seconded by Senator Par
ran.
The Senate then proceeded to bal
lot. Senator Mcintosh and Snader
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-01-14

Strictly all wool: button, with
belt and tuxedo: all colors: plain
and combination colors; worth
up to $3.50. On sale ......$3.9S
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-01-14

The House convened at II noon.
One hundred and two members pres
ent
Resolutions introduced:
By Mr.. Hiller-Joint resolution TO
members of Congress to permit sale
light wines and beer, revenue to go
to soldiers bonus. Temperance.
By Mr. Dimarco-Joint resolution
requesting boards of County Com
missioners and Appeal Tax Court OF
Baltimore city to give certain infor-
nation regarding easement assess
ments. Revaluation and Assess
ments Committee.
House recessed at 12.l7 2. NJ, TO
meet at l P. NJ.
House convened at l P. NJ. Ninety
nine members present.
Election of John M. Dennis as
State Treasurer announced after Sell
ate and House ballotting. Com
mittee appointed to inform Cover
nor Ritchie and Mr.. Dennis OF let
ter's election.
House adjourned at 2.04 P. NJ, to
meet at P. M, Tuesday.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-01-14
Ladies', EOile Waists

White and black; regular an dex-
ira sizes; lace trimmed. low and
high necks: Buster Brown col
lars; regular 1.48. Sale price 49C
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-01-14
Ladies' Sweater Coats

Ladies' Wool Scarfs
Belts and pockets; brown gray
blue and other fancy shades 4.9S
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-01-14
THE HOUSE

id ned to meet again TuesdaF
O'Clock.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-01-14
COrsetk

Final price, odd numbers OF
high grade well-known makes.
slaughtered in price for a final
cleanup. All sizes in tho lot. 81
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-01-14
FOX SALE

Spear heater No. 12; also l iron be-
stead. Apply 304 West End Avenue
1-12-St
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-01-14

Ladies' GeOrgette Waists
Special at this sale in navy blue.
bro and white color; nicely
embroidered; the kind that sell
for IS and more; all sizes. .$2.9
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-01-14
Extraordinary Special

o. N. T. Sewing Thread: black
and white; sells the world over
for Sc. Special for Saturday and
Monday only ........... &c
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-01-14
Jumper Dresses

Jumper Dresses
Made of fine quality cheviot;
with two large pockets; these
will surely go fast at the price
of :. ;, 25
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-01-14

1877 Dresses OF The Latest Styles
In Poiret. Twill. Tricotines, Vel
vets. Crepe de Chene; stylish
cut, with the new -flaring
sleeves. These dresses sold
wholesale up to 25 .$9.9s
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-01-14
Our complete line OF Dry Goods, comprising of
Unbleached and Bleached Muslin Cling hams,
Flannelettes, Outings---in fact everything in Dry
Goods at Great Reductions for this sale.

Special Lot OF Sample Dresses
In all wanted materials, in all
sizes and styles. but only one
OF g style .$19.9S
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-01-14
WoOD' WOOD! WoOD!!.

Phone 81 for big load Of gooi
round oak wood at 50. Fine for
kitchen use.
WOOLFORD Il SMITH
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-01-14

for this sale. All sizes from S19
to 111h, heavy ribbed hose. black
only. Regular SOC sellar ..29c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-26
Hanks to Mandate
of Kidnappers

Macon, Ga, June 25.-Dr Eugene
Schneider, formerly of Boston, Mass.
and a brother of a former mayor of
Toledo. said today that kidnappcrs
last night ordered him to leave the
city and that he intends to comply.
DR.. Schneider confirmed today the
claim by negro servant that the kid
mapping gang had called at the ply
sicia's home Friday night while the
latter was at the local station with
his office attendant, Mrs. Vera Rerg-
enhein1, and her two daughters.
The negro asked me 10 hurry home
as there was a sick man in an auto
mobile said rr. Schreiber Il hur-
ried. They forced me into the car at
the point Of a gun, blindfolded and
gagged ne and then drove away. They
let me out in tie country and told me
to beat it. They also told me that I
must leave the city
II had never seen the men before.
They wore no masks and no white
garments. I know no reason why they
should have Sc zed me-"
Dr. Schreibers suit for divorce
against Mrs. Katherine s. Schneider
Boston was filed here April l. One
juno Mrs. SCi-reibcr filed answer in
which she denied the charges of her
husband and scd she has always lived
UP to her marriage VOWS. She made
counter charges that her husband had
teer cruel and abusive"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-26
INDUSTRIES CONTINUE TO CAIN
IN FACE LABOR D DISPUTES AND
COMING FREIGHT RATE REDUCTIONS
WORKERS VOTE TO
CONTINUE STRIKE
ATLAWRENCE, MASS,

Lawrence, Mass, June 25.-The
wool sorters If the Pacific mills ofil-
lated with the United Textile Work
ers Of America, and the loom fxers
who are affiliated with the American
Federation of Textile Operatives. voted
unanimously today to reject the offer
made by the mills last Friday and to
continue the strike. The loom fiXers
also voted to have no dealings with
the mills officials regarding any COM
promise until the notices concerning
the wage cut were taken down from
the gates.
All the unions of the Pacific mill OPP
eratives have row voted to reject the
mills offer to its employees to return
to work at the 20 per cent. wage cut
announced three months ago with a
promise of a wage readjustment in the
fall if conditions should warrant it.
All members of the police depart
ment have been ordered to report for
duty early tomorrow to assist in pa
trolling the mill section. No trouble
Is expected, but every precaution will
be taken. The largest picket line of
the strike is expected to turn out in
the vicinity of the Pacific mills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-26
BOSTON OPIUM
RAID YIELDS STUFF
WORTH 100000

Boston, June 25.-Opium, pipes and
various paraphernalia valued at about
100000 were captured in a raid in the
Chinatown district late Saturday
night by DR.. Erwin C. Ruth, chief en-
forccment officer of the federal mar
cotic law, IL inspectors and special Of
ficers from the police narcotic squad.
Six houses were entered and 10 Chi
nese were arrested. In addition docu-
mentary evidence tending to show a
widespread plot to smuggle Chinese in
to the country was found. The papers
are said to show misuse of passports.
In one of the buildings on Beach
street a real Chinese Joss" was dis
covered. Behind a huge idol was
large brass bowl of many gallons ca
pacity which was said to be used for
the reduction of raw opium to the con-
sstency required for smoking and
chewing. Among the spoils captured
were o7 opium pipes, some of which
are of great intrinsic value. according
to some Of the prisoners, who said that
some of the more highly colorcd pipes
were more than so years old and
could not be bought from their owners.
The prisoners will be brought before
United States Commissioner Hayes in
federal court tomorrow.