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TIIE OMAIIA DAILY BEEi gATURDAYy DECEMBER 14, 1007.
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MME. NO"RiICA'ri school of rlmltry;
rr!"r co,lr low-Halty. 118 N. 1Mb,
orP0''" Trinltj cathedral.
n M719 17
WE rF.NT. repair, aril needles for old
sewiris mschiii?. Neb. Cycle Co, for.
l.'th snd Harney. dS)o
IRIVATK CO N F I N F ME NT HO MK-Mri.
Dr. King. 1Z4 N. -4 th. TeL Wen. 3. .
US-1
IDEAL hair parlors. 204 Nev1H Elk- 16th
and Harney. Xel. Douglas 6;.
(U-) MM DecJl
A OKJfTLEMAN (singlet owning and
running a fine homf In the city with
competent, reliable help wlshe. two
other gentlemen felnsle) to Join with
Mm and a tin re expennes equally (about
each per month); object, a htgh
rlars home for each man at moderv..-
expense; only hlKh-class men eonl'Vrrd
(prferahly college men); beet of r'fr
rnrn given and required. Address T" 611
pee. n-vrT
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
PATNB INV. CO.. 1st door
Douglaa 17SL
N.
T. Ufa.
(18 933
OBOF.OE
1801 Farnaro.
a COMPANY,
Tel. Douglas 754
PETCRB TRUST CO.. N. T. Ufa Bldg
i (19) 8S5
CTTT PROPKRTT rOR ALB
AS Acres for Platting
Field Club District
Eastern representative of owners here
for few day to close out their Omaha
property. This tract of land lies south
of the Field club and has a frontage of
threa blocks on Center street, opposite
tha Field club grounds. A rather rough
looking cornfield now, but with splendid
natural advantage of favorable location
capable of development Into a beautiful
residence addition of 100 or more lots.
Tha Belt Line R. R. cuts through trie
lower part, making possible the use of
part or all of It for trackage.
If you would consider buying this at a
very low price, we want to see you. Mu.it
act quickly.
Harrison & Morton,
12-1J N. T. Life Bldg. Tel. Doug. 811
(19)-
11. If
408 145 LaSalle St.
Chicago, Dee. 12. 1907.
DEAR MR. TUKEY,
Is there anyone In all Omaha who Is
willing to make an offer for my Decatur
street lot? I am closing out my real estate
Interests with a view to entering another
Una of business.
Get ma the best offer possible, and oblige
yours truly, ' R. J. MURPHY.
(19 119 13
FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE
Rrand new 6-room cottage, with sewer.
oUy water, gas, large bath room, all mod
ern plumbing; elegant hard pine nnlsh
larre cellar fully bricked and cemented
small barn, south front lot; locuted near
X7lh and Spauldlng. Price only $2,100.
C. G. CARLBERG,
911 N. Y. Life Bid.
(19) M421 14
FOR SALE OR TRADE
1.94 acres of the best hay land in Ne
braska, six miles from tha county seat;
first-class Improvements; price iju per acre.
Will trade for sood city property. D. V.
Bliolea Company, 11') Board of Trade Bldg.,
Omaha. Tel. Douglaa 4S. IX) I li
LIBT your property with Chria Boyer, Kd
and cumin bis. ti was
tO) BO. 7TH BETWEEN FARNAM
AND LEAVENWORTH.
Six-room, modern cottage home; rents
IJu.uO; beautiful lot, east lrunt, &JxI3J; big
tuap. Plioua Harney 2t".H.
(19)-M3.S8 lJx
FOR SALE A well built 10-room frame
house, beautifully nnlahed tn ntrawooo
hardwood floors, mantels, modern bath
room and conveniently arranged. Will
pell at a very low price, to be removed
from present premises by nurchaser. Ad
dress C. C. Rosewater, Bee Bldg.. Omaha.
fl) Mill ,
S4.500
will buy elegant 9-room modern hous at
414 N. 31st It.; east front: paved atrt
permanent sidewalk; beautiful lawn; large
shade trees, easy terms ir neceasary.
THOMAS BRENNAN.
Boom L New York Ufa Building.
OS)) S
EEAL ESTATE TITLK TRUST pr
CHA& EL WILLIAMSON. Pr.a. V-,
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flon to tin 90s made promrHly. V. D. Wead.
wead Bldg.. lth and Famam.
(SI-V99J
REAL ESTATE
RAMCU LAN US FOR BALB
Calarada.
GREATEST fruit country on earth. Rea
sons why you should come; best frul
alfalfa, gram land to up, pure water,
coal II U per ton, timber and pout, farm
era' own ditches, mild winters, no storms,
excellent schools, churches. C. C. Hawk
ins. Paonla, Colo. (20) M39 lix
lawt.
FOR SALS The finest So acrea la Potta
. wattanile county, 3i mllea from Council
Blufla postomce. on level road, splendid
land and splendidly Improved, only s)
fur Quick sale. let us tell yoli about It.
KAN E ti VAN TUYU
. 2 W. Broadway.
(JO) M4&S 15x
Meanuitua.
nows this
ACRES of good Innd In Kimball Co..
Neb., i miles from Pin BlurTs; a good
town on main Una I. P. R. R. : land In
this loealllv Is selling for from Kuo to
Jirt.tX) per acre: we can sell this land
for 14.50 per acre. IjSO cash. bal. nine an
nual payments. Write for particulars.
WAIT INVESTMENT CO.
tH Bee Bldg.
() M328 14
WESTERN LANDS Write tor our lists.
Walt Investment Co., 4l'l Bee Bhlg.
(20) M.tS 16x
MR. INVESTOR I have a Boyd county.
Nebraska farm th I must sell quick. If
you have sums Idle money here is a
bargain for aoineone. Address Y 69. care
of Be. (JD MTaa
NEBRASKA
We offer balance of the Markell fann at
Ie 8oto. Neb., consulting of about iOU aores
with two aeta of bulldinsa. at an rxceed
Inglv low price. Will aubdlvlde if desired.
Without a doubt tirjtli of this land la tae
best corn land In Nebraaka. Near railroad
station, only 40 nunutra' ride from Omaha.
A An location for feeding staiiun. Let ua
bear from you.
A. r. Tukey & Sou,
444-44 Board of Trade Bldg.
Pbyne Douglaa Ml.
(JD1-M420 14
Wtawemaia.
TO INVESTORS.
No Investmvnts ia farm landa ara af
fected by financial flurries. Put your money
where It will constantly Increase ui value;
always free from rtak. We ran aell you
any amount from 40 to i 0u acres north
era W lacwnsla's choicest landa
O H. INUhAU, Jr.
Kiue Lai., wk
OiUE Ce Mx
REAL ESTATE
FA RSI AWD HAKCII LAID FOR "ALH
(Continued
Iw Mzle
WE WANT responsible party, or parties, to
J"ln with UK In th purchase of lh ,nt a-re.
of flnn-claaa agricultural land situated
In New Mexico. We conwwler this on
cf the beat mon-y making propositions in
the nouthweet and are very rertaln that
parties purchasing raa considerably mora
than double thnr money within the net
six months. Wa hare tha machinery for
Impound a tract of this slxe and ran un
doubtedly clean up every acre before July
1 next, ir you have m money ana ar.
look Inn for a aafe Investment with larg.
returns. investigate h la proposition. Tha
O. W. Kerr Co., Third 61. and N'oollet,
Minneapolla, Minn. M4S 16 x
H laeellaaewwa.
SAFE INVESTMENTS
FARM LOANS
We have over f7.Slin.000 of other naonW
money placed safely, secured by good
f anna
During twenty-one years of business an
Investor with via has lost dollar; nor
taken aa acre of land.
We now have for sale mortgages In
mount from SaU) op, secured br rood
farms.
If you with a safe loan call on ua.
PETERS TRUST COMPANY
New Tork Ltfe Bldg.
umana, iseb.
CO) Ml 45
Texaa.
FTiEE land lo develop. Country along Tn
railroad; eastern Texas. Call for fire
days for explanation. 31 Cuming St.
(2U) 415 15
REAL ESTATE LOANS
WANTED City loans.
Peters Trust Co.
(23) m
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co.
(22) 97
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha prop-
W. J. DERMODT INV. CO..
TeL Doug. 6108. . S N. Y. U
(21) MS 03
WANTED City loans and warranta. W.
amain Smith & Co., 1XX) t arnam St
r property, w. M.
Thomas, 606 First National Bank Bldg.
(22) )
PRIVATE MONET-NO DELAY.
GARVIN BKUO., lb4 FARNAM.
(-'2) M
LOWEST RATES Bemls. Pazton Block,
(22)-J
LOAN8 on Improved Omaha
property
Life Bldg
(22) 996
O Keefe R. K. Co., M01 N. Y.
$5.10 TO SS.OOO TO LOAN Private money.
no delays. J. tl. Sherwood, 971 N. Y. Mfe.
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WANTED TO BUY
WANTED To buy second-hand furniture.
cook and heat in alovea. carm ta. lino
leums, oMic furniture, old ciolhvs, and
shoes. uianos. feathers. bed oillow
quilts and all kinds of tools: or will buy
the furniture of your house comolele.
The highest prices paid. Call the right
man. Tel. Doug. 3971. Ca) M.eo J J
SECOND HAND feed sacks. No amount
tuo large or too small. Vagner, S01 .N. in
l) m.ou
WANTED To buy calves. Tel. Doug. 6329.
ts) 1W
SECOND HAND furniture bought and sold:
a. so machines of all kinds rented, - per
month Tel. Doug. 6893. Ci)-M99
TO FARMERS. PRODUCE SHIPPERS
Highest prices fcr butter and eggs. Cash
or nierciiandlse. Rend trial shipment, mi
Bennett Company, Omaha. ) luuo
CASH paid for second-hand clothing, shoes.
etc. 30s No. 18th Bt. Tel. Red J3.b.
(251-101
25 strong work horses at medium prices.
Tel. Webster 2528. (35) M9o 14X
WANTED 100 secondhand chairs and
Urge heating stove. Tel. Webster J0t.
(23) 2S5 1
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED By married couple, rooms and
board in private lamuy, or rurnisnea
apartments for housekeeping In modern
house; will pay well for good accommo
dations. Address IK, Bee.
(26) M3T2
WANTED Room with board by young
man; references exchanged. Address
70 care Bee. (26) M441 1B
WANTED SITUATIONS
I AM a first-clasa druggist with gilt-edge
references; have about 2.0W) I want to
Invest in a good-paying drug store, either
as hair Interest or nuy an wun easy pay
ment on balance. What have you? Ad
dress Y 81. care Bee. (Z7)-Ml3a ax
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper and stenog.
raphrr. Address E, Omaha Bee, Council
Blurts. i-u w
DAY WOMEN furnished free of charge
Telephone Douglaa liu. cd-muj
YOUNG man wants place In drug store
wholesale exrerience. pharmacy gradu
ate; experience mora than wages desired.
Addres Bee N iVt. Ui 2.7 1
"Tommy" What Is Foot
AVgntner?
"Jinimie" It'i one of those hot
stoves to keep 70a want) when
you're riding In a buggy or
automobile.
Right Jimmie
And we. sell stacks of them for
Christmas presents very use
fulnice appearance.
3.00 AND UP.
Elegant Lap Robes
Watch Cisss fsr Buigj or
Au!omob!It
FIXE ENGLISH WHIPS,
KIDDLES, BLANKETS,
BRIDLES.
Drummond's
. 18TH AND HARNEY
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
PROPOSALS FOR DAIRY BARN-DE
partment of the Interior, Office of Indian
Aftaira. Washington, D. C. Nov. K. 1W7.
fee a l.d propueals, plainly marked on the
outside of the sealed envelop ' Proposals
fur a Dairy liarn at the ogaia.ua noarnin.
eV hool. Pine Ridge Agency. Wo. Dak.," and
aiiired to tne Cuuinuaaiotier of Indies
Affaira. Washington, I. C. will be re
ceived at the Indian Office until I clock
D. 111. of Jan. 17. I., for furnishing ma'
teriala and labor to construct and complete
a dairy barn at tha echool at Pine Kidg
Agency. Bo. Daa , in strict accordance wu
the plans, specifications and Instruction
to blddeia, which may be examined at this
office, tli ofhcee of The Bee. Omaha. Neb.:
the American Contractor, Cldcago, 11 L. and
the Improvement Bulletin. Minneapolis,
Minn.; at the U. 8. Indian warehouse at
Chicago. 111.. St. Loula. Mo . and Omaha,
Neb.; the Builders' and Traders' exchanges
at St. Paul. Minn.; Minneapolis, iilun. ;
On at a. Nrb., and at tae agency. C. T.
LAhKAEi.ii Acliog ComnUwlomr.
L-4r1-l-U-I4-l-a
GOVERNMENT NOTICES .-
FROPOSALS FOR BUILDINGS. De
partment of tha Interior, Of."lce of In
dian Affalra. Washington, D. C., Nor. C
ltori. aid tirmmsata plainly marked el
tha outside ef the sealed MveUjM-a Pr
poaeie for Meas Building. Tllnnebego
KchooL Nehraska. and addressed ta tha
C'emirikis-lener of Indian Affairs. Waahiag-
n, D. C. wiu be reoeiv
IT Ice until J o'clock p. m
ed at the indie-
of Jan. 15, lMeri I
for furnishing materials and labor to con
struct and comulete aa unuirm xaaaa
baiWltng at the Wtnnwhago school, hf
kiuki. in strict accordance with the plana.
pecflcetloss and tnstrucxione to Bidders)
Men may Dm eiamineo at tnis on ice, ina
office of "The Bee. omana, r-eo., v. a. in-
an warehouse, Omaha, Neb., Bt- ixjuia.
lo., Chkago, Lu.: Builders and Araoeea
xchanxes. Omaha. Neb.: St. Paul. Mlna..
nd Minaeapolta. Minn.; N(irtwnn
Manufactureia' aaeoetation. St. Paul. Mln..
nd at tha school. For farther inforDauoa
nolv to Oscar M. Waddell. suneHntenilerit.
Wlnneba, Nebraaka. C. F. LARRABKsI.
Acting Commissioner.
H2I 2S W Urn I I M U.t
LEGAL NOTICES
ntmrr. OF THE REPUBLICAN VAL-
ley. Kansas 4k South western Railroad
Comrany. Omaha, Neb., Nov. . UW7. Ts
the Btockheldera: Notice Is hereby gl
that a anecial meeting of the stockhold
nf tha Rrmibllcan Valley. Kansas 4 South
west trn Railroad eorrrrany will be held at
the tfflce of to company in Omaha, Ne
hrsaiia at 4 o'clock D. m. on January 10.
16. for tbe purpose of action upon tbs
question of selling the railroad, property
and franchises of this company to the Cai
man. Burlington 4V Qulncy Railroad com
pany, tit rauroaa ana propertr sioreaaHi
Ulg nOW UllUer IW 147 H1U 1,-Ulllwif,
v order of the board, of directors, w. P.
Durkee. Secretary. Nlvdest
OFFICE OP THE KANSAS CITY
Omaha Hallway ornpany, umtiu, md, Th, evening was devoted to cards, high nvs
Cov. 1307 Ta the Stockholders: Notice!. . . . . . ..
...... . .
Is hereby given that a special meeting si
tha stockholders of tn Kansas City 4k
Omaha Railway company will be held at
the omos or tne company in raimeia. n
braska. at t o'clock a. m. on January 11.
I9ua. for the purpoee of acting upon the
question of selling the railroad, property
and irancmees ot tne company to tne tni-
caao. Burlington at uutucy ttauroad com
pany, in railroad ana property eioreeaia
itc.ng now under leas to aald com pan
By order of the board of directors, w. I
Ourkee. Secretary. miuowt
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN VL-
lev aV Wyoming Railroad company.
Omaha, Neb., Nov. 9, To the Block-
holders: Notice Is hereby given that a
special meeting of the stockholders of the
Republican vausy c Wyoming rtanroad
company will be held at the office of the
comuany In Omaha. Nebraaka- at 4 o'clock
p. m.. on January la, laos, for tne purpose
of acting upon the queatlon of selling the
railroad, property and franchises of tl.is
company to tne Chicago. Turlington A
uumrv ttauroaa company, tne rauroa
and property aforesaid being now under
lease to said company. By order of the
ara or directors. v. r. jjuritee, Secre
tary. NltidkOt
OFFICE OF THE OXFORD 4t KANSAS
Railroad company. Omaha, Neb.. Nov.
1907-To the Stockholders: Notice Is
hereby g.ven that a special meeting of the
stockholders of the Oxford A Kansas Rail
road company wu be hld at the office of
the company at Omaha, Nebraska, at 4
o'clock p. ra., on January Id, IMS), for the
purpose of acting upon tb question of
selling the railroad, property and ft
property i
franchises
of tha company to the Chicago, Burlington
t uulncy Kaiixoaa company, tne railroad
and property aforesaid being now under
ease to tne saia company. tJy order of
U:e board of directors w. p. Durkea,
becret.ry. NiOduOt
OFFICE Or THE OMAHA AND SOUTH-
western Railroad Company. Omaha. Neb..
Nov. . law. To the btockpnidera: Notice
Is hereby given that a special meeting of
the stockholders of the Omaha and HouLh
western Railroad company will be held at
the office of the company at Omaha, Neb.,
at 4 o'clock D. m.. on January lit. Vf. for
the purpose of acting upon the question of
selling the railroad, property and fran
chises of the company to the Chicago, Bur-
llngton at (Juincy Railroad company, the
under lease to said company. By order of
the board Of directors, W. F. DURKEE,
Secrstarsr.
NWdaOt
OFFICE Or THE OMAHA AND NORTH
Platte Railroad Company. Omaha. Neb..
Nov. . lifc7. To the Stockholders: Notice
Is hereby given that a special meeting of
the stockholders of the Omaha and North
Platte Railroad company will be held at
the office of th company In Omaha, Neb.,
st 4 o'clock p. m., on January 10, lMs, for
the purpose of acting upon the question of
selling the railroad, property and franchises
of this company to the Chicago, Burlington
4 Qulncy Railroad company, the railroad
and property aforesaid being now under
ease to the said company. By order of
the board of directors, w. p. Durkee
Secretary. NuWfiot
RtAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Sarah M. Kitchen to L. E. Peters,
lot 16. block 1D4. Dundee Place t 400
O. E. Stearns and wife to McCague
Investment company. c3u feet lot o,
block ID, Improvement Association
add - 1
Jesse Prince t J. F. Bill. s lot 1U.
block 9. Kountze & Ruths add.... l.XJ)
Theodore B. Forgy and wife to John
H. Forgy. s1 lot 2K. Falrmount
Place tM
P. S. Boleu and wife to Rasmus
Peterson, lots 1 and 8. block 11.
Credit Koncier add 7,000
Rosa Marcus and husband to
Tzschuctc Real Eatate comDanv. lot
9. block IS. K. V. Smith's add.. 3.8t
Kathleen McCauley to P. J. Trainor,
lots S, 7, 8, 9. It), II and 12, block 14.
Jetter's add
Elizabeth Kountze Real Estate com
pany to Eva M. Scott, lot 9. block
27, Kountsa Place 950
Robert O. Fink, county treasurer, to
Jacob Isell. lot 10. Flack's subdiv
O. W. Wattles and wife to wardens
and vestrymen of All Paints' church,
part lots 1 and t, Clarke's add
John W. McDonald, sheriff, to Rev.
John Baltcer, lot 24, block 3, Brown
Park add.....' '.
Fanny Reichenberg to Cecelia C.
Burhtel. part lot 4. block 17. Omaha.
and strip adjoining west side 2,400
xiertna Harms and husband to Ma
th! Fehra, W40 feet lot lblock 1.
Weat Side add 250
Total amount of transfers..
.H4.75J
BOARD FOR HOUSE GF HOPE
New Direct!- Ar Fleeted to Gov-
ers) th Iastltatl far Old
Peple.
A new board of directors has been elected
for the balance of this and next year to
govern the House of Hope, an Institution
presided over by Rev. Charles W. Savidge.
The directors are Lawrence S. Stenger,
William A. rink ham. Isaac N. Deuel,
Thomas Hurd. Mrs. Anna Savidge. Calvin
M. Billings. Q. W. Wattles, Oeorge
Hoagland and John A Jacobs.
"It should be understood," says Rev.
Mr. Savidge, "this home is not owned by
me or any of my people. Our Interest ts
only thst of trust, and we expect no pro
ceeds now or ever from this enterprise
save in the good work It does for those
dear old people who need help. We feel
grateful to those men and women who
have lent us their sld and gone on the
board ot directors, for their co-operation
will help sdvancs the Interests of the home
materially."
RUN ON
UnlLUKcN 5 BOOKS
Big;
Desasnad
lark
t Pabll Library
Llteratar Jaet
Nw.
f r
The Omaha nubile lihr.rv 1. b.vl. It.
annual exhibit of children's books suitable
far children s gifts. Thee ar not all
Christmas books, but th old standards
which have stood th test of Urns. "These
are some of th titles la this collection
which may be found In tbe children's room
Fairy Tales (Andersen). Story of th Fairy
Viueeu ( lirottks), rtctur t4oos (Calducolt),
Oolden Stairca (Chlaholm), The Iliad far
Boys snd Otrls (Chuich), Child's life of
Christ tl warmer I. Merry Lip (Dig). Fifty
Flower Friends wlttt Familiar Faces (Dun
ham!. Two Teddy Bears ia Toy-land
(uordoni, rairy tales. Illustrated by Strat
ton iGrimai). Child s Story ot Hans Chrt-
tiaa Anderaaa (Harbor!, Olive Fairy Book
ii-ii. nor ana nay in Mexico (Plummer).
Story of, Sir ljiuncelot (Pyle), Our Little
Alaakan Cousin (Koulet). Heidi (Apyri),
Swum Herues (Upton translation), Japan
ese airy laies (nujiatoal. tw Vol;
Grimms Fairy Taiea (Wuts edition).
KQTES OS OMAHA SSCIETI
Jin. C E. Coatait Girei Scctid of 8e
lies of Soffet Ludieou.
cojfspiCPOUS "ETESl 01 TODAY
Mr. sal Mrs. J. F. Heelsasua Celebrate
rifts WeeWtw Aaale-ereauT
If nnaeroaa riaa MetaaTa
Oerasf Aftei .
The second of the series of buffet lunch
eons strem mi wees try sarw. i k.
Coutant was tha consp4eto feature 01
Friday's social ca Vender. An etstxrrat
dccoTatlv schema was employed la tha
rooms ef the eatire lower floor f the
house, American beauty roses, carnation
a ad other bloasoas being used In profu
sion. The round table in tbe dining room
had for Its centerpiece a low mound of
whits roses, this decoration toeing supple
mented by pink shaded candles. The host
ess was assisted by Mrs. Freak Colpetaer,
Mrs. B. T. Lindsey, Mrs. M. T. Barlow,
Mrs. F. B. Hochstetler. Mrs. r. ML itn-
born. Mrs. Charles Ogden, Mrs. Charles E.
CI pp. Mrs, Thorns Crelgh and Mrs.
Charles EL Johannes. About seventy-Ova
guests were present.
Weddia Anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Redman celebrated
their fifteenth wedding anniversary Thurs
day evening by entertaining a party of
friends at their home. 1502 Spencer street,
wtmmm i n. n me b ti 1 1 rnnriunRO wun bod.
being the game, and concluded with sup
per. Prise for tbe gam were wen by
Mrs. M. P. Carmean, Mr. A. 8. Carter.
Mrs. William Brown and Mr. M. D. Car
mean. For supper the g-uests were all
ted st one long table that had for
decoration a miniature Christmas tree
loaded with souvenirs for tha party. The
guests Included: Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Root,
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gould, Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. A. S. Carter. Mr. and Mrs O. L.
Redman. Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Carmean,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Brown, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Redman, Mrs. W. T. Blackburn,
Mrs. F. E. Bailey of Salt Lake City. Miss
Alice Redman, Mr. Will Blackburn. Mr.
Shirley WcGlll and Mr. and Mrs. James P,
Redman.
Cksrmosle Clsfc.
The Charmonte club was entertained Fri
day by Miss Alice Auld, Miss Robblns of
Trenton, N. J., and Mrs. Don Adams, being
guests of the afternoon. The club members
present were; Miss Blanche Howland, Miss
Fannie Howland, Mis Daisy Rogers. Miss
Nina Crlss. Miss Hallle Patterson, Miss
Alice Bncll, Miss Lucille Dlmmlck, Miss
Mabel Hicks, Mrs. Oeorgs Morton, Mrs.
Hubert Hicks, Mrs. Ralph Moody. Mrs.
Paul Roberts, Mrs. Harry Jennison, Mrs,
Lynn Kemper and the hostess.
Owl Clab.
Members of ths Owl club were enter
tained Thursday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. William Bauermelster. Three
tables were placed for the card game and
the prizes were won by Mrs. William Mc
Cann and Mrs. J. E. Shaffer. The consola
tion prizes were awarded to Mr. William
McCann and Mrs. Alex Jetes. The mem
bers of the club present were Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Jetes, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Shaffer,
Mr. and Mrs. William McCann. Mr. and
Mrs. William Urbach, Mr. and Mrs. Mx
Burkenroad gnd Mr. and Mrs. William
Bauermelster. Mr. Ray Sherman
H"st of the club. The next meeting will
be New Year's eve at the horns of Mr. and
Mrs. William McCann.
Matlm) Party.
Mrs. Charles M. Harding gave a matinee
party at the Orpheum, followed by lunch'
eon at Balduff's, Thursday in honor of
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Charles Baeman and Mrs. James
Be em an, who have recently returned to
Omaha as brides. In ths party, were Mrs.
Charles Beeman, Mrs. James Beeman.
Mrs. Harry Benford, Mrs. Edward Mo-
Culian, Mrs. Arthur Gross. Mrs C. V.
WWte, Miss Kitty Smith. Miss Aletha
Dare and Mrs. Harding.
Friday Catherines,
Mrs. Earl Kiplinger was hostess this
week at the meeting of the Friday Bridge
club. Miss Isabel French being guest of
the afternoon. Tha members present were
Mrs. Louts Clarke, Mrs. George Redick.
Mrs. Harry Montgomery, Miss Helen Davis,
Miss Mabel Marr, Miss Ruth Moorhead!
Miss Mary Morgan, Miss Ann Brown, Miss
Elizabeth Congdon and the hostess. Miss
Mabel Marr will entertain tha club next
week.
The members of the 8acajawea club were
entertained Friday afternoon by Mrs.
Walwln O. Perry. High five was the gam
of the afternoon and all of the members
were present, including Mrs. John Miles,
Mrs. Paul Horner. Mrs. Smith, Mrs. B. F,
wuern, Mrs. Jack Bishop. Mrs. James
Bishop, Miss Daisy Dsn ford and the hos
tess. The next meeting of the club will
be in two weeks.
Por Mr. aad Mrs. Tom Davis.
Complimentary to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
L. Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Kountze
will give a dinner Friday evening at their
1 home. Thirty-ninth and Dewey avenue.
Th guests will Include Mr. and Mrs.
Davis, Miss Ada Kirkendall, Miss Mary
Lee McShane, Miss Elizabeth Congdon
Miss Helen Davis, Mr. Wharton, Mr. Wil
liam Hosford, Mr. Stanley Ineson, Mr. De-
nis Barkalow and Mr. and Mrs. Kount
Prospective Pleasures
Mr. and ATra Tt fl fhHetl nt.
tain th North Side Saturday Night Card
club this week at their home, 2209 North
Nineteenth street.
Th Hanscom Park Dancing club gave
on of Its series of dances Friday evening
at tha Rome hotel.
The Qui Vive Dancing club gave a party
Friday evening at Chambers'.
rome-asd-Go Geaal
Mrs. Brlnkrr of St. Louis, who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Coutant, will
leave Sunday for her home.
Dr. and Mrs. Learned of Northampton
Mass., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Myron
Learned.
Mrs. Lydia Morrison, who has been
spending several weeks in Lincoln, ths
guest of different friends, is expected home
the latter part of next week
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Enockson will spend
th holidays with Mr. Enockson'a relatives
in Elroy, Wis.
Mrs. Grace Gamble, who has been visit
Ing friends in Lincoln, has returned home
' Haw ta Wis . llaabaad.
A aalad dressing which Is guaranteed to
bring peace and harmony out of anv storm
to w,n for th sin who makes It any hus
Dana she may pick out, and bring kings
1 na potentates to the feet of any woman
who mixes It successfully. Is made as ful
lows: Have the bowl In which It ia to be
mixed rubbed unstintingly with gurllc; till
eaen apoou wun Ball, piuck pepper
,nd PPrika-n.ore paprika than anything
eiae, ana leas Diaca pepper; mix tnis well
In the bowl; mix in slowly two dessert
spoonfuls of olive oil being careful that
they ar entirely full but not running over
on deaertspoonful ot vinegar, and the
Julc of half a lemon. The more thor
oughly It Is mixed the better.
This ts especially good for a combination
aalad. although It can b used ua any
green salad. Vi hile the salad la w siting
for th dressing, have, ta the midst of It. a
heel of the loaf of rye bread rubbed with
garlic What to Eat.
Hawks Cut Glass Copley, jeweler. Si 8. It,
When you have aayinlag t sell advar
tls tt la Tha Ba Want A4 CoUotna.
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WHAT CLUB WOMEN ARE DOING
Women Make Sarreitioni for Pro
gram of Boston Biennial.
CONTRAST WOULD BE FEATURED
Newly Organised Panama Clab Hav
Affiliated and Will Send Dele
gates to Convention at Gen
eral Federation.
The suggestion has been iade that the
Boston biennial next June follow the ex
ample of the recent convention of the
Association ot Collegiate Alumnae, and ar
range its program in two grand divisions.
one pertaining to what has already been
accomplished by ths General Federation of
Women's Clubs and the other to what stilt
remains for that organisation to accom
plish. Discussing this suggestion, th
Federation Bulletin for December says-
Some of us would find it difficult to
recognise the world in which we live rt all
the results of past club activity were sud
denly removed. It Is certain that millions
of the helpless and defenseless of the
country would realize ths change if they
saw the return of many of the abhorrent
abuses which are now not only dead, but.
R would seem, must be largely forgotten.
Club women, however, have not forgotten,
and are not likely to forget, some of the
changes which they have seen' during the
last thirty years. A few reviews of the
past generation would b" very interesting
reading, especially if offered by some of our
number who have lived through the entire
period and can recall vividly all the
changes which have come over the spirit
of th modern man within that time."
Ths Paaaaia Federatloa.
Nothing has ever occurred In the history
of ths woman's club movement that has
carried with it deeper Interest than does
the story of the Panama federation. With
out this story it might be bard to under
stand how many hundred of the best repr
sent stives of our American women who had
accompanied their husbands to Panama had
found themselves suddenly transferred inte
new and unaccustomed surroundings. They
were not only la a strange land, but were
strangers to each other. Loneliness and
discouragement must hav ensued unless
they were more than human, for the place
afforded nothing In ths way of social or
educational diversion. Several months ago
Miss Helen Vaiick Boswell was sent ta
organise them Into women's clubs. Miss
Boswell has told her own story of ths
Amerlcsn women of Panama and her work
among them In the December Federation
Bulletin. There is also the story of the
organization of ths Canal Zone Federation.
These clubs have commenced a work of
supplying many things lacking In the social
and educational life of ths families there.
What a field for club activity and what an
example of ths sociological value of the
club movement. A recent copy of the
Canal Record gives enthusiastic accounts
of the work of ths clubs In the interest
of their new homes and communities. Miss
, Boswell says these clubs have been feder
ated and are planning- to send delegates
to the Boston biennial next June. It goes
without saying that they will be cordially
welcomed.
D. A. B. Meeting.
The local chapter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution held It business and
social meeting this wwlt at the new Wat
tles memorial parish house. Tbe program
consisted of a general talk on the James
town exposition from s historical stand
point and conditions of the southern moun
taineers in which th society Is much Inter
ested, by Mis Katherlne Hilliard. Miss
Blanch Sorenson gave several vocal num
bers. An informal t.ti followed.
Would Help Newsboy.
The Frances Wlllard Woman's Christian
Temperance union Is considering reopening
tha work of ths newsboys' club, which was
given up soma tun sgo for want of funds
to maintain it. The undertaking Is a big
one snd one that Involves not only moral
and financial support, but do and Intelli
gent as well as sympathetic touch with th
boys. The work is recognised by those
familiar with It as on of the moat difficult
in the city and could scarcely be carried on
by volunteer workers. The union has ap
pointed a committee to look over the f.eld
and ascertain what the undertakes will
Involve.
CULTIVATION 0F ELEGANCE
It U a Oaallty that Caaaat B
Mad with Clh
AUaa.
A dressmaker vho turned out soma .(
tb most stSnnlng gowns this yesr said in
regard to tha new reign of elegance:
"Of course, the woman who goes abroad
every year to replenish her wardrobe has
always bea elegant. But alegaao Is most
difficult and moot costly to attala. A
woman with good tast and a cWjvr knack
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eat the least, but they eat
wisely. t
Not what you eat, but what
you digest, gives you strength.
Uneeda Biscuit
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is the most nourishing and di
gestible food made from flour
Eat wiselyeat for strength
Uneeda Biscuit
In moisture and
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of dressing can appear very smart through- j
out a season with a comparatively small
outlay. But when it comes to elegance tt
Is quite another matter.
"What comprises elegance? A great
many eifferent fact or a Sometimes It takes
years to attain years during which the
woman grows so accustomed to beautiful
and rare fabrics and Jewels that sbs wears
them unconsciously.
' "And critics generally declare that this
is tbe greatest fault of the American girl.
She. has exquisite clothes and she wears
th4m well, but she is undoubtedly con
scious of them. '
:Thls Is strongly opposed to the elegance
of mariner which Is the essential to ths
r.ew school of beauty. Beyond that to be
really elegant a woman must wear only he
finest of hand trade undergarments trl n pi J
with real lace.
"Everything about her must be un
ordlnary and distinctive. She must not be
a flier, clothes wearer not even a luxuri
ous beauty. She must bo a woman of the
world with tact and good taste, used to
the best society. k
"Bhs never overdresses of wears Jewels
In such profusion as some American women
do at the opera, for Instancs. She Is culti
vated beyond the point of putting on
clothes as a means of displaying them.
"Every one knows the hurry and bustle
of ths social life here, ths running on from
dinner to opera, to supper snd danc and
aeeond sunpper. Vary rarely do ws find
sn American woman with repose.
"An elegant woman never hurries In her
gait or over luncheon or dinner. Bhe writes
her notes in an easy, graceful hand, talka
in a gentle voice and expresses herself
with some of tha dignity that we have al
most forgotten.
"The Parisian woman Is the highest type
Of elegance personified. It will take some
years to get the American woman to realise
this easy, leisurely manner. Perhaps she
never may approach It. But there is no
doubt she will hav. th costliest clothes
and furs and Jewels. ,
"But the mere possession of these will
not bs enough. Sha will have to learn
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With every tJaah or Credit Sale of $10 or over In Our Xsn's and Woman's
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Ladies, here's a chance to make your father, husband or brother aa
acceptable Xmaa present without cost to you
Gentlemen "Well a word to the Wise is sufficient."
Useful Xmas
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many things and unlearn more. She will
have to cultivate her feminity at ths ex
pens of her Independent manner and go
tn for wblt pink tipped liands rather than
th athletic sunnurtwd arms that aba Is
as proud of today. .
COLORED BLOUSES AGAIN
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ar t Patterns that Arc Kaa
ferwldrreal 1ft.
Occasionally on finds a Mouse of vivid
color contrasts, such as the delightful graen i
and cream model sketched here a cream.
EMBROIDERED NET.
not embroidered boldiy In lettuce green silk
floss and trimmed with little bands of gren
satin. A sombre frock Into which a touch
of this lovely green entered would consort
delightfully with this chic French blouse,
as would a frock of cream cloth.
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