Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 9, 1915, Page 6

SUNDAY TALKS BENSON STUDENTS High Schoo]l Pupils Greet Evange- list and “Ms” and “Rody” with the Schoo)] Yell. SPEAKS AT CENTRAL SCHOOL When “Billy” Sunday, accom- panied by Mrs. Sunday, “Rody” and George Brewster, reached the erowded auditorium of the Benson high school he was greeted by the high school yell. Prof. John Bpeedie introduced the party and “Rody” entertained' the young people with music, playing “0Old Kentucky Home" medleys. The songs were jolned in by the audience. “Rody” detected the voice and face of one of his best choir singers among the corps of singers and pointed her out to the audience, which caused laughter and applause. Mr. Sunday began bLy saying he % was not going to preach a sermon, but Just give a talk, choosing for his | minutes he gave a talk full of good advice to young men and women of the high school and all seventh and eighth graders of Benson. t “Idleness puta the akids under motre young people than any other one thing,” | said the evangelist. “Idlensss cauvses you | to lose apportunities to better yourselves | and it invites to mischief and puts flaws | |inte your charmcter witeh will work | aguinst you all the time.' He advised them to be kind and recom- mended to every boy and girl to “try to |be an alligator, because the alligator never stops growing as long as it lives.” | | In His Best Form. | Mr. Sunday's talk was long and in e best form. At its close the young son of Prof. Speedie carried forward a splendid { bouquet of red and white roses, presented to Mr. and Mrs. Sunday with the com- pliments of the school. After a brief talk by strs. Sunday the party left for the Central school, where both Mr, and Mrs. Sunday made short talks to the grade school pupils. “Biily” commented on the excellent econdition of the Henson schools and told the children that, an he was once a school janitor, he “knew what be was talking about” when | he sald their physical up-keep was ex- cellent, “Ma” declared in her lttls talk to the grade pupils that “Billy” iearned to dust #0 well when he was a Janitor that he is still good at It and can dust off the furniture with his hanakerchief per- fectly. };e Are My iVitnec In the sermon at the Tabernacle Fri- day afternocon Mr. Sunday said: Text: “But ye shall receive power after the Holy Ghost is come upon you, l‘ Snd yo shall ba witnesses unto Me, both i Jerusalem and in all Judes and Samaria and unto the uttermost parts of the earth.” Acts |, 8. That means in the slums, in soclety, in the store, on the rallroad, wherever you are. Josus Christ staked His cause upon the character and the lives and the utterances of His followers. He staked salvation upon you and ¥ what you will do. When He left He | wanted you to learn His words and i principles and tell them to others. He taught His disciples that they might tedch others and others teach you and you teach others. All right, that's just what we are doing today. But If you believe it and don't live it then you are not doing His teach- e —— a ‘ the Uttermost Parts of the Earth | In Isalah, 434 chapter, God issues a challenge to the world, “Let them bring forth My witnesses and that they may | be justitied. Yo ure My witneases, said the Lord, and My servants whom I have | ses Even to I have I will give unto thee. and go thy way."” And the people saw and believed. Do you think he would have had the power If he had just come from some dance, or some bridge-whist party or some cheap skate leg show? That's the reason a lot of you haven't power today. That's the reason a lot of you church members are not worth three whoops this side of perdition, God doesn’t want the milk-and-water and chalk-and-cider kind of stuff you call religion. Your religion is not virlle. You don’t know how to hit the ball for Jesus, You aren't up to the mark on your feet for that, and it's no wonder that the devil has the drop on you and s able to make you ome, two, thres strikes and you're out. You haven't the punch that produces the sleeper. About the best you can do i to give the devil a few love taps and when he jams you against the ropes it ls then that you turn to the Great Referee to save you from a knockout. It's an insult to profess to be Chris- tians and )ive the way some of you do, It would be an Insult to profess to love your husband and live with some one else. When Jacob gave Joseph his coat of Chasen."” He says, “Bring forth your witnesses and I'll bring forth My witneases and then you can choose.” That's what He is dolng today. He says to the thieves, thugs, prostitutes, saloon keepers, ‘Come, e e o ihem choose.” ©If the saoon keeper feels happler In dapensing booze than the wen't touch the rotten stuff, wuman who s welling her lite Jox than the pure, virtuous “them brimg forth wit they prove it i i i i H : 1 £ ol § i : F i ff i £ H g ! H11H ': s i 5 £ g 5 3 i i Ei, many colors hie brothers were jealous.| One day they saw him coming and took him and stripped the coat from off his back and dipped it in & kid's blood and then took it to their father and sala.| “We don't know whether this s Joseph's | or not." com. o man or have| Words. 35 et W b ‘Words are cheap. then prove by hisi 41y windjammers. ve per-| on i i Ei:i is it i § iy i FEE iy Saturday Is Children’s Day-- We cater to the little folks every » but Satur- day is a ) day for the Little Folks at this blg shoe store. Drexel's is the only shoe store that maintains a sep- arate and distinet depart- ment for children. Every thing in our Children’'s De- partment is made for the little folks, the seats are lower, the men in do nothing but fit and sell chil- dren's shoes. We also carry the largest line of Children's Shoes west of Chicago—ana every shoe is up to the high standard wi. ... $2.50 PARCEL POST PAID, Not a store of spasmodic effort—But a store of everyday Attractions, a store for any day and always, and a store of day-in and day-out value giving. NECKWEAR THAT'S UNIQUE Visitors The Store That is Always Attractive Not a store of one-day attractions now and then— material Dainty Crepe, Lingerie and Black Jap Silk Blouses st $1.09 Thess are new blouses, some are piain taflored, others trim- med with dainty embroldery— low or high neck models, Note — Extra size blouses (46 to 52) in- cluded in this assortment. Crepe de Chine, Shadow Lace, Radium Taffeta and Satin Blouses, at $1.95 25 styles to select from. Reversible collars, can be worn ) with high or low neck. Colors—Navy, flesh and white. Sizes Arise, 84 to 44. VERY SPECIAL OFFERS IN WOMEN'S KID GLOVES SATURDAY Perrin’s Genuine ‘‘La Mure’’ Kid Gloves, real kid, two-clasp style, pair....ccecuceerececacncnnes Wmmgo Two- Clasp *‘Corona’ Kid Gloves, in $1.50 Women's Guaran- teed Washable Kid (Gloves, in putty, ivory, tan and ea- nary. Pair, Children’s Kid Gloves, guaranteed to fit and wear; un- lined, silk lined or fleece lined; famous Danforth make. ol TR 4 black, white, tan, brown and gray; o TN | B Women's Two- Clasp Imported Kid Gloves, light or me- dilum weight, In Angora and Silk g.f,"" Searfs in the pretty ‘bright eolor- ings and white. As is the most popular item in dress neckwear, we have secured many styles in a splendid assort- ment, z Angora Wool Searfs to suit the school girl as well as the best dressers, at 1&!0.............53.25 Dainty Collar and Collar and Cuff Sets, in Swiss em- broidered; Puritan and many other styles, p;:ty for school 8ilk Searfs, up wear. Collar and Cuff Sets, also one yard long, Dainty Collars in Georgette | in light and dark s 4 75 Crepe, Fichu Collars for even- | olors, at....... i ing wear. We are showing| Pretty Neck Ruffs, maline coilars from 50c 80c $3.50) .20 Will Be Interested in our easy plan for acquiring a Victrola. Ask us about it. Victor Victrola Prie 20 X $100 Victor Victrola XI has all of the latest and best fea- tures of the higher priced Victor Victrolas, including: Automatic Stop, Tilting Motor, Improved Tone Chamber, Horizontal Shelves for Holding Record Albums, Easy Terms If Desired. Our Record Service Nearest 3 Perfection. Victrola Dept. Pompelan Room For Your Dining Room Beauty and economy go hard in hand with these excep- White and Gold Dinner Sets New plain shape, beautifully finished. 43 pieces in set, at.......o0vininnns ...$4-98 Fancy Chop Trays Handsomely dmnw{ 10-inch size. Worth regu- [ larly $2.25, spocial Saturday, 680k, +.ses.ceessesseesss FOC - Clll‘t" Oll'l"l. W:xtcr glet.ud With tum! one large pi u.p! u:' ..... ." ....... 58.95 Sternau Aluminum Percolators 8-cup size. Special priced, esch Home Nut Crackers Crack nuts without crushing the kernel. A child can operate it with ease. Made of the best grade of malleable finished smooth, in nfi:-::lh ; dnuhl‘:d and com- pac ving no complicated parts to wear or break. Special | Writing Paper At $5.00 Skirt Special for Saturday A 1ot of about 300 Skirts for street and dress wear will be offered Saturday at this price. wanted-—corduroys, sabardines, checks, taffetss, eto. women and extra sized women who take lasge walsts and hip measures. serges, satins, An Offering in Dresses About 200 of the new, nobby and smart modeled serge and silk combinations, practical for street and afternoon wear, some with pretty plaid silk combinations. The colors are navy, brown, green, plum and black— There is every good All sizsea for misses and Handsome Outer At $10.00 | i i 1 ?‘Mln;ullt‘nv‘ Appat Tailored in the stumn: the most strikingly berut Msde. Never have there now and you will be a step parade. poplins, (3”’; }’ff” AR l Three Rousing=-S: At $19.00 Choice of three big racks of beam wool suits, fur and braid trimmed, mad of good quality broadcloth, poplin, gaba: dine, ete. Good satin linings, skirts. en full, jackets boxy or belted effects. E: good color, in women's and misses’ sises At $35.00 Wonderful collection of beautiful fur trimmed suits. We have assembled one lot of suits to sell at this price, and have gone to gt'rut pains to sea that the values are by far greater than ever. Beautiful broadeloth, gabardines, pop- lins, ete., every one %flr Trimmed a&nd every good desirable color. Misses’ and women’s sizes. } Our Girls’ Séct of the smart new things for the girls who have the most beautiful frocks and dre new enlarged department has be: t::fl () Three Special Lots of Coats with style and value far in excess of the price. have been arranged especially opportunity for sure bargains. Smart novelty mixtures, wool plushes, heavy cheviots, wool velours, chinchillas, éte. Every new ent and good color. Misses’ and women'’s sizes. In two lots, at— Solved by the Two-Pants Suits: What mother has not been perplexed by the extraordinary ability 4f a boi:to wear out clothes? Seemed as if she was always buying new suits. ow this splendid Special sale Saturday of writing paper—one pound (100 sheets) of good quality linen finished writing paper and fifty envelopes to match, all for Poston Ferns | 500 very large Boston and Whitmii Ferns, in 6-inch pots; in perfeet condition. Regular $1.00 values, spe- cial Saturday, each 59c¢ Delivered tv Any Part of Town. Cut Flower Department. These three lots girls’ apparel. Special Lots to Attract Mothe: GIRLS’ VELVET DRESSES This is a special lot purchased from cause it lasts twice as long or more. $5.00 Values at $3.95 Snappy new styles, staunch woolen fabrics, pants fully lined and & taped seams—the three big features of this splendid offer. Plenty of (m neat patterns as well as fancy plaids, stripes and checks, $ 3 9 5 _(" in newer shades and models. Choice for.......ccoveavaresd . \ The largest assortment in the city of Boys’' Two-Pair 510 Pant Suits, at $5.00, $6.50, $7.50 and................. It will be a real pleasure for parents to seleot the boys’ Boys like these warm, comfortable coats. We are showing the greatest assortment ever—over 50 different patterns in all new shades, New Plaid Coats, in all-wool fabrics, red, brown, gray and blue,| Boys' Sweaters, different to fit every age, 6 to 19 years; worth $5.00, special, for Saturday and furnish unexcelled a Philadelphia maker below their reg- ular price. Values in the lot run as high as $12.50. Every good color, all S Seal Plush Coats sizes. Specially priced We will offer for Saturday selling one big lot of the smart and most desirable of the season's pile fabric coats, e of the silky, lustrous seal plush, with wide belts, large collars and cuffs, heavy satin linings. Large wide boxy cuts, A very special lot, in wool serges, checks, plaids, ete.,, many pretty girlish ideas, smart combinations, practidal colors; ages 6 to 14 years. comes the two-pants suits, practically two suits in one br#1 suits from range of prices. A big assortment at each price. Boys’ Mackinaws > Boys’ Sweaters A Very Special Offer Saturday A large table. full of styles and colors; werth $3.95|linven .5 ‘The Exposition of the % has been a great success in vur Corset Departml: Wwomen appreciate our efforts to help them to help* ieres how comfortable they feel and never felt so we upol‘r o:lr:uere:‘:‘n mekn fitters and will fit you me 8, T coi w Recessary that fashionably corseted. e e prtcoNo charge is made for this unexcelled service and ou Nemo Corsets come in a variety of models, as each type fully by the designers and a corset is built to fit each typ| est degree of comfort and service. No. 564 for short, full figures No. 555 for tall, full figures . No, 666 for slepder to medium . Other m: s from §$3.00 Nemo Corsets for extra stout figur: Prices $5.00, $6.50 aud.. Our Brassiere Section s\ for most wo)n are beginning to see how much a bra figure this (£, the corset being a little higher is more-Hi the bust than before, which of course no well dressed. brassieres better than any, answering every requirement of 1! boned to properly support it, and designed in enough models Because of ng figure requirements, onr brassiero experienced saleswomen who are good judges of line and the proper model for your figure. Warner hrassl most every woman, . We have Warner'sw rassieres to fit every type of figus sary care to gee that they are properly fitted. In Warner! for stout and slender figures, models for dancing, Y 49¢ to $2.50 «.TREED at