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T7IK OMATTA SUNDAY BEE: FEBRUARY 28, 1915.
CHURCH WOMEN ARE ACTIYE
Members of the First Presbyterian
Church Undertake to Raise a
Large Stun of Money.
INTEREST IN FINE ARTS EXHIBIT
oriel (alrnriar.
MONPAY-Orlglrml Mon1ajr nnriga rluh.
Toum Auction Brld- club. Mr. V. H.
Tvlor, hoMei.
TTI ?IAT-Tui aday BrMse rluh Mr.
Walter Robrt batena. Ih'hulnnte
BrldKo rlub. Mm. J. M. MM.alf, dln
npr at hrr hom, MIkkIoii spwlnir, at
home of Mn Ivls. Wfildln ot Mini
Hortrns Hplrbr.'r and Mr. Hajimrl
Hoblnovlrh at Funtnrilo hutid. Twin
kle club dam Inn pnrtjr at Mftrnpolltan.
N. K N. O. rluh. Mim J ort Whltflold,
tioeln.a. IVrttlPHt Ml If lolf rlub, Mra.
Northrup. h.ntog. North Hlilp I'rngrra
nlvo Card rlub. pnrty at thrlr hall,
Trntv-riehth and Kowlrr atr.-ets.
WKDNEPPAYWednriirlay ItrWUre rluh.
H eln-mlay KvrninK rUilwrrlitlon lub,
dnnrinir party at Mrtroolltan. Mr.
Koniham. lunrheou for Mra. J. A.
Irnry. Mra. A. I.. Own and Mia. E.
M. Wratrrf li id. party at home of Mra.
;rvn for lun.lrn Wnmnn'a rlub.
TIMNSPA V rdi-n rluh mrrtlu. Mra.
I.nthrr Konntze, liotri Palay IllKh
yvr rlub, Mra. J. T. Htawart. hoatraa.
Sutwrrlptlon dnncr nt I'ratrSi- Pnrk i lub.
PuniW Informal I'anHna; rluh, party
at InincW hull. Mr. anil Mra. It. K.
MiCullry and Mra. F. It. Ptrflght, din
ner. ri;ilAV rhl Tvlla Th'tfi. banquet at
l.inioln (Jul Vive rluh, diinclriK party
at i 'hrwi'hrr' ai'id'niy.
FATI'UI A V Went .'"nil Dnnclne; club,
party at 'hn niht'ra' m adrmv. llarmnny
luh. -"i Mr. and Mra. W. (. Rolby.
ri"" Art" a'l-ty, exhibition at Fonte-
Tha rarnratnraa, tha rnrrry and hull
r.eaa antfrprlac of tha womrn of the Flrat
rrebytrrlnn church, In their work or
rodcamlnir a plrdtre made to mlxe 130,000
toward tha new church, haa en Hod forth
admiration fin every hunt. Already over
tll.HV) hni Ixvrt ralaed by the women, by
mran of wwkly lunchecna given at the
nld rhurch on Heventoeuth and Iodica
atrwla and by the sale of srtk'los made
by the fcwlnir circle.
Tl.ir luteal monry-mnklnir acheme la
tbe ananiremmt to have Mlaa Frnnea
."ah and Oenrire llitmlln, th well
knnwn tenor of t'htcn (o, uppenr in Joint
concert .it the IltanuVia theater on Jlun
'y afternoon, March
Tlrketa are U all ovrr the home and
the cale of rvsorved aoata boRlna Monday
n ornlns;. Hoxea have been taken by Mr
Oorite A. Joslyn. Mra. Charles Konnlie,
Mra. K. V. Naah. Mra. Metralf, Mia. U.
W. Megeath and Mlaa Margaret llreer
1't um.
To facilitate their work the women have
1 ecn divided Into eleven grnupa ot ha
lrii fifteen and twenty-thrco women
inch, each one of thean groups having
ptdged themaelvea to rulae at leaat 11,000.
Mra. C. M. Willielm la chairman tf the
entertainment committee. Mra. O. Is.
Hradley aecretary and Mra. Char lea Of
fi'tt treaaurer. Kach group In turn haa
llf own chairman and treaaurer. Mra.
W. F. Mllroy la president of the Ladles'
Aid aoclety. An Kaater aale la alao In
cluded In the plana tor making money In
the future.
Excelsior Spring! lfewi.
Mr. and Mra. Frank Judeon, Mr. W.
n. McKeen and Mr. W. A. C. Johnaon
returned Tuesday from Escalator
Bprlnga. Mra. McrCeen. Mra. Johnaon,
Mra. Klrkcndall and Mra. Remington will
probably remain over 8unday at the
tiprlnga. Mrs. Wilson Low la expeoted
t the Pprlnga today or tomorrow from
Chicago.
Mr. and Mra. Harry Steal have re
turned from a two weeks' atay at Ki
te I alor Springs. ,
Mra. Frank T. Hamilton returns today
from tha Springs, where she bag been
for a week.
Pagalco Club Party.
The Pag a loo club gave a dancing party
at the Metropolitan Thursday evening.
Those present were:
Ml lie a ' Mlaaea
Raarauaaen, Florence Erlokaon,
tiladya Hedhouae, F. Martin,
Fraucla Kedhouawt Thereaa lJohae,
Alstead, Alma, iroderdorp,
Florence Chambers, H'lnra ilroderdorp.
nerry uiwoia, mriruoa Wliaon,
llmoka
J.uellla Parrlah.
Harker,
Her Ih a Tobta.
Alta hanforU,
linlle Cook,
?oohn Jolden,
lelcn ronaldaon,
Mary McAdama,
Jeale Fuller,
Irene ciHaer,
iKthcl Harry,
Frand Mlholland. Matin JHcuulth.
I.olu Marvh, Janet M throe,
hiexa Antony, Alice Froiume,
Agalha Oawold, Jranne IniHoia,
Km ma Mnrtlaon, Ktbel Jorgenaen,
Meaars Meaara
Gtorae lnahelm, K. J. t'alberg.
A. Volney Knaa, J. A. Hwanaun,
K. It. Mwanaon, V. W. Seleroe,
O. T. lKiwnlng, Klnr l'atton
K. Anderson. K. V. Kelly.
ieorge A. Goodman F. W. (llenKer,
?. K. Kline.
F. M. Carlisle.
W. H. Joio-a.
Arthur llempcl,'
.. K Wetla.
Cliaiiea It. Verity,
Arthur I.yon.
I. II. MacCrone,
It. P. Moore,
JoaepU Jaake,
iW. V. McFarlane,
i. w. uennia.
charlea I'. Marvin. . If. Itelmont.
J. A. M-Jrath, M. J. Grant.
May Soreneon, Archie Forbea,
Y.. M. May. Walter Sommera,
If. H. Kuffner. R. F. Smith,
Mr. and Mra. William U Keep,
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ennls.
The Twinkle Club.
The Twinkle rlub will entertain at a
Panrlng party Tuesday evening. March
!. at the Metropolitan hall.
Birthday Surprise Party
A birthday surprise party was given
In honor of Richard Iloye at his home
Wedneaday. The evening was spent In
mualc and games. Prises were won by
Miss Olga Harmon and Mr. John Eber
hardt Thoae present were:
Mlaaea Mlaaea
Kiina lialaer, Auguaia Krelle,
Victoria union. Ktiiina Ilomlg,
Marnnret iticnaraaonMinnie itoe,
Irene Kelnoehl,
Marie ret Iloye.
Aneta Jehu,
Meaara
Adrian Khlleda.
Roy Overholt,
lxuls richmlis,
Krnnet k,
leonard Tibka.
Julia Jberiiardt.
Ulga Harmon,
FYneat Ptrom.
Iennla Cmipmtn,
Walter Mattern,
I'aul Wliaon.
Oiarlea llailiar,
Itlll Iloye.
With the Winter TraTelers.
The gay world ta starting off for Its
pleasurea and conquests In other lands.
Mrs. W. J. Connell and daughter, Mrs.
Edward Crelghtoa, leave Monday for Cor-
onado Beach, Cat, where they plan to
atay for a few weeks.
Mr. and Mra. Q. W. Wattles and daugh
ters left Saturday for their Hollywood
heme, where they will remain during the
summer for the expoaltlona.
Mr. and Mra. John T. Brain will leave
Monday (or a six weeks' visit la Call
fornla.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Peters and the
Mlaaea Gladys and Daphne Patera expect
to leave on Monday for a tour of Cali
fornia. Mr. and Mrs. Ieaaa Congdon leave the
first of the week for C ail fornla to apend
several weeka.
Mr. and Mra. Gerrtt Fort left Tuesday
for a Us days trip to Collfornla.
Mr. and Mrs. A, J. Love left Thursday
for three weeka at Hot Springs, Ark.
Wednesday Mr. E. E. Bruce, with bis
daughters, Miss Margaret and Miss Ellaa-
Two Former
- Is at
'"-"its
MRU. WII.MAM FITZGERAU)
Of Troy. N. Y.
CALIFORNIA GIRL ENJOYED THE
SNOW IN OMAHA.
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beth, will leave for Chicago on their way
to New Orleans and Texas, and thence to
California, to see the Panama and Ban
Diego expositions.
Mra. T. M. Orr, accompanied by her
mother. Mra Rusaell. left last weok. for
Saratoga, Fla. Mrs. Orr wlil return next
wees, leaving airs. Kussell In the south
for a few weeka.
Mr. and Mra W. II. McCord plan to
leave In tan days for White 8ulphur
Springs, Va.' Thoy will be joined there
by their daus-htar. Mlaa Marlnrla tnr he
Easter vacation from Ml as Spenea'i
school in Mew Tork City.
Miss Gretchen McConnell left fne Rati
Plego to Join her mother, who haa been
there for some time, but who will return
home In a few weeks. Miss MoConnelL
however. Diana to atav three nmntha in
California.
Acacia Club Party.
The Acacia Dancing club of the Scot-
tlsh RltS save Ita cilHitilnr itinc TimuIow
evening. February U, at the Scottish Rite
rainearai. xiua club will siva dances
the first and third Tuesdays of each
month. Among those present Tuesday
were:
Mia
Misses
I-lllle l.ubmsn,
Mae Muchltrh,
(.eoraia Hrxirt,
oiler llllnl,
Ruth Loerr,
Lucille iJennla, .
MadeJene Adams,
Katnlla Ieach,
Zella Reebe.
Ann Bock, .
Meaara.
0. Block, . .
M. Hlock, .'
John Vols,
W.J. Kmrt, v
C. F. Tangeman,
I C. Dell,
William Nevattl,
J. C Nlttle,
A. B. Adams,
A. 8. Nuroe.
Violu U'llllBma
lhnlly HridKes,'
lluhla Armbruat,
Kathryn Krug,
Mm Ma lterrv
Marin Krug,'
K thniaii,
WUhelmlna
A rmh.n.l
Geneva Roamarln,
Sam (Dim,
John Hi bultx,
K. J. Wotowa.
lnnard Bergman,
Is. .1. Hrhruin,
Wlllla Miller,
Henry K. Rock,
W. 11. I'lers,
Victor Whlta,
J. J. Davtiy,
I. c
Meaara. and Meadameaw
George W. Greene, O. Martlg,
K. II Bureon. J. V. Rnaenblum.
Jeaae Jarobaon, M. Poott,
J. C. Lawrence, N. W. Nlchola,
W, U. Nichols. Dr. W. Berry.
T. J. Anderson. Fred Btrlffert,
Wedding Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. I U Bolts announce tha
marriage of their daughter, Emily May,
to Mr. Ernest B. Conant, which was cele
brated Tuesday, February 13, In San
Diego. CaL
Alpha Phi Banquet
The annual banquet of tha AJph-Ph
was given Saturday evening la Lincoln
at the Lincoln hotel. Among thoae at
tending from Omaha ware:
Mlaaea
Mlaaea
Louise Stegner.
Josephine Huae,
Ruth Thompaon,
MeiHlairira
Kllrt Urake
of Norfolk,
Meadames
Charles Wright
Wedding Plana.
The wedding of Mlsa Ruth EUUabeth
Lane, daughter of Mra. Evelyn A. Lne,
and Fracklln Terry Smith of Fremont
will be celebrated Tuesdajr evening,
March t, at Trinity cathedral. Dean
Jamea A. Tancock officiating,
Mlaa a ret a Lane, sister of tha bride,
will be maid of honor and Mr. Frank
Perkins of Fremont will be best man.
The wedding will be a small one, only
relatives and close friends being present
After the wedding, the young people
plan to leave on an extended trip to Ha
waii, to be gone possibly mora than all
months.
Out-of-Town Enragement
The engagement haa been announced
of Mlaa Mildred Massey of Sheridan.
Wyo niece of Mr. II. C. Boat wick and
Mra McClur of this city and a visitor
here quit often, to Lieutenant John T.
Hlnemon. jr.. First United States In
fantry, tlia wedding- to take piaoa after
Easter. Mlsa Massey visited Colonel and
Mrs. D. L Howell at Bchofleld Barrack
near Honolulu, where Lieutenant Hlna
tnoa Is stationed, and their engagement
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WEDDED ON TUESDAY
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was announosd upon Iter return. She is
with her mother and Mr. Boat wick In
New Tork at present Lieutenant Hlne
mon has a leave for two months with
permission to return to tha states on the
April transport
Fine Arte Exhibit.
The exhibition eommtttee of the Omaha
Society of Fine Arts haa completed ar
rangements for the opening next Satur
day of Ita annual exhibition, which will
be held this year In the ball room of
tha Hotel Fontenelle.
Mrs. T. R. Kimball will superintend the
hanging ot the canvases, as In former
years. The flrat night will be a private
view only for members and their friend,
the following week being open to the
public!.
Tha exhibition committee Includes Mrs.
Charlea T. Kounlse. chairman, and Mes
damea J, K. Summers, - Ward Burgess,
Warren Blackwell. George Prlns, K. P.
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A 25-cent Tooth Brush
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Any of the following
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and Alias Edith Tobltt.
Pleasures Past.
The Wednesday Brldjre club met yester
day afternoon with Mlaa Daphne Peters
to sew for the Visiting Nurse association.
Thoae present were:
Mesdamas Mesdamea
Harold 1'ritchett. John P. Webster,
Ben Wood,
Mlaxea Mlaaes
Katherlne Thummel. Elizabeth Brue,
Marv Burkle.v, JVilldred Butler.
Gliidya Peters, I lizabeth Davis,
Daphne I'etera,
Mrs. Sol Degen entertained at dinner
Friday evening In honor of Mra. Becker
of Philadelphia, The table was decorated
with Jonquils and violets, snd tho guests
Included:
Messrs. and Mesdarres
Samuel Frank, Werthelmer.
llarry Fellhelmer. William llarrle,
Jlenry Rosenthal,
Mrs. lxMJlae Strass.
Mlaa DeKen. .
Mr. Morton Deren.
Mr. L. P. Slpe entertained at a birthday
party Saturday evening In honor of his
daughter, Gladys. The evening was spent
in music and games. Those present were:
Mlaaea Mlaaes
Gladys Slpe, Myrtle Graham,
Gladys i'renlca, phllomena Worden.
Meaara. Meaara.
Rusaell Wlrta, Hlmon Waxenberg,
Jaok Beaoon, Haymon Leaman.
One of tho dinner parties at tha Fon
tenelle last night Included:
Messrs. and Meidames
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N. A. Van Orsdell.
Charles JunoJ,
Lioyd Willis.
Uuy Cox.
MILps Blandish.
Robert Uantt.
John Morrison.
Rusaell Harris.
Clinton Brume,
Uoyd Wilson,
Raymond Hsyward,
William Ramsey,
Mrs. Allan J. Murphy,
Lincoln.
Mra Warren
Rogers entertained In
formally at lunoheon Tuesday at her
apartments In the Beaton complimentary
to Mrs. John Patrick of Sheridan, who
Is the guest of Mrs. J. J. Brown.
The Girls' Bridge club waa entertained
Saturday afternoon at the home of Mlsa
Gladya Miller. Mlsa Luclle Derail the
guest of the club.
Mrs. J. C. McClure entertained Inform
ally at bridge Saturday afternoon.
Young Omahans in New York.
At the annual Alpha Delta Phi cotillion
at the Waldorf In New York Friday night
of last week, Miss Josephine Congdon and
Mlsa Harriet 6mlth were the guests of
Mr. Casper Offutt and Mr. Jarvls Offutt
who are both Alpha Delta Phis and went
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Borden's Ea
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THINK OF IX
$1.00 Listerine only 59
50c Syrup of Figs , 34
&0c Bromo Seltzer, only 29
C0o Fape's Diapepsin, only ......... 29 J
$1.00 Scott's Emulsion, only 69
Mentholatum
25c Hill's Cascara Quinine .-...14
WELL KNOWN TOILET ARTICLES
25c Pond's Vanishing Cream
15c 4711 White Rose Soap
50c La Blache Face Powder
25c Packer's Tar Soap
50c Hind's Honey and Almond
50c Pebeco Tooth Paste
4 CUT PRICE REXALL
down from Tale for the affair. A Tale
glee concert preceded the dance, which Is
one of the smart oollefra events of the
yesr. The Omaha young people from
college were guests at the apartment of
Mrs. Arthur C. t?mfth and Miss Harriet
Smith.
With the Visitors.
Mlaa Helen Clarke expect Mlaa Mar
garet Wiley of Brookllne, Mars., to ar
rtve Monday to vlult her en route to Cali
fornia. Mrs. Herbert Knox Smith, who was the
guest if Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hoirtrene
left Tuesday to visit her father, ex-aen-ator
Dlotrlch, at Hastings for ten days'
before returning to her home at Farm
Ington, Conn.
Mr. Robert Morse of Vancouver, B.
C, and little daughter have been guests
this week of his mother, Mrs. W. V.
Morse.
Miss Marguerite Moore of Sacramento,
Cel., who has been the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. O. D. Kli'llnirer for a month, re
turned to her homo the hist of the week.
Miss Moon was honor guest at many
Informal affairs during her stay.
Mra. F. E. Sundwahl will entertain the
Woman's Foreign Missionary society of
rtouth Omaha Wednesday afternoon at
;3J o'clock. Miss X. B. Griffiths, who
recently returned from Japan, will speak
of the foreign field. All women Interested
in the missionary work are cordially In
vited.
Mrs. W. H. Cramner of Denver will
leave for her home the middle of this
week. Mrs. Cramner has been with her
mother, Mrs. R. B. Wood, at the High
land apartments since before Christmas.
Prof, and Mrs. George R. Chatburn of
Lincoln are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Cuthbert Vincent for the week-end,
Prof. Chatbum and Mr. Vincent being
old classmates at Ames. Prof. Chatburn
was the speaker at the publlo affairs
luncheon at the Commercial club Satur
day and In the evening made an official
visit to Maple Leaf chapter of the Order
of the Eastern Star of which he is state
grand patron. For twenty years he has
been head of the department of applied
mechanics at the state university.
Golf Club to Entertain.
The first social affair of the Prettiest
Mile Women's Golf club will be held
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. A.
D. Northrup. The assisting hostesses
will be Mesdames H. 8. Wilbur, F. H.
High and W. A. Meyer. Following la
the program arranged for this affair:
Vocal solos. Miss Dorette Arndt and
Miss Grace Northrup; piano solo. Mrs.
Edward Burke; reading, Mr. Clifton
Smith; duet. Mrs. C. J. Parrott and
daughter. Miss Frances Parrott. About
fifty women will attend.
In Army Circles.
On the army transport Thomas that
sailed February 5 for the Philippines
were Captain and Mrs. Walter Harvey
and baby, en route to their new station
either In China or the Philippines. Mra.
Harvey was formerly Miss Josephine
Toung of this city.
Among the passengers arriving In San
Francisco February 14 on the transport
Logan were Colonel and Mrs. James B.
Erwln, who have been In Manila and
Camp Stotsenberg for two or three years
past. Colonel Erwin Is assigned to the
western department as adjutant of that
department
Colonel Van Vllet, who has Just retired
as colonel of the Fourth Infantry, Is
succeeded by Lieutenant Colonel F. ,
Hatch, now on duty at the War College
In Washington. He will not Join his regi
ment for a few months.
Captain and Mrs. Stritzlnger expect to
leave Monday for their new station at
Galveston, Tex.
Newt of the Wayfarers.
Mlsa Fanny Livingston is visiting her
uncle and aunt. Rabbi and Mrs. Julian
H. Miller, at Chattanooga. Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Spragua will be
home Monday from Florida, where they
have been six weeks.
Mlsa Henrietta Singer is spending a
fortnight with friends In Detroit
Mra Samuel Goldsmith Is visiting with
frlenda in Creston, la.
Future Affairs.
The Dundee Informal Dancing club will
meet at Dundee hall Thursday evening.
Mrs, Charles Klrschbraun will entertain
at bridge Thursday afternoon at the Fon
tenelle. The Omaha Woman's Press club will
have luncheon at the Hotel Loyal Thurs
day ot thla week.
The N. L X. O. crab will give a card
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venile Soap
Monday . . .
MONDAY ALL, DAY
25c Carter's Liver Pills, only 12
35c Fletcher's Castoria, only 21
35c Pluto Water (quart) 24-
50c Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets 34
$1.00 Pinkham's Vegetable Comp. . . .64
75c Jad Salts 49
$1jOO Horlick's Malted Milk .! 69
14rS 34
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50o Canthrox, only 29
50c Sempre Giovine 29
25c Massatta Talcum 12
25c Rexall Tooth Paste 19
50c Carmen Face Powder 29
25c Victor's Tooth Powder 12
FOOD FOR DOGS, lOc, ISc, 25c, 5Qc, 25 lb. Box S1.7gJ
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MaPcw ppttitc
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ante.
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party Tuesday evening at the home of
Miss Doris Whitfield.
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. McCulley and Mrs.
F. R. Strelght will entertain at dinner
Thursday of next week.
Mrs. A. Is. Oreon and Mrs. EX H. West-
erfield will entertain the cast of "A Thou
sand Years Ago," of the Dundee Woman's
club at the home of Mrs. Green Wednes
day.
The North Side Progressive Card club
will entertain Tuesday afternoon at their
hall at 2 p. m. Mesdames L. Burllnghoff,
W, J. Cuslck and J. J. Walker will be
the hostesses of the afternoon.
The Garden club will meet next Thurs
day with Mrs. Luther Kountze. At this
meeting plans will be made for the seed
bazar which the club will hold on Satur
day. March 27, at the home of Mrs. Luther
Kountze. A special feature of the bazar
will be the child's garden packages, which
Will make charmlntr lltrin Trn
for children with a taste for gardening.
In and Out of the Bee Hive.
Mr. Jerome Magee Is in Chicago.
Mr. Ben Cotton haa gone to New Tork
on business.
Mr. and Mrs. George Redlck returned
Thursday from New York.
Mrs. E. G. McGtlton returned Tuesday
from a month's visit In Texas.
Mrs. Charlea Metz arrived home Sat
urday morning from New York City.
Dr. F. W. Slabaugh and G. C. Gutnter
will return from a trip to California to
day. Mrs. Edward Lang returned home to
day after a two months' stay In the
south.
Mr. and Mrs. George: Prlnz, who spent
two weeks In New York, returned Fri
day morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Burke have
gone to Washington, D. C, to attend a
wedding In that city.
Mrs. Arthur Crittenden Smith and
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A "Whirlpool" Sanitary
Dishwasher
Nothing will be more practical and
appreciated. She will not only lose
the Sled Bands, but you will be sure
no germs lurk on the dishes.
Hand Do Not Touch WaUr
But acaldlntr water la always used.
Only Seven Minutes' Time Required
to Waah. Sterilise and Dry Dishes.
Happintf Rmignt Suprmmu
as well an health. In every home
where a "Whirlpool" la used gives
plenty of time to entertain or do
other neglected work.
Demonstration Daily.
Bring This Ad Set 10 Discount.
Write (or Booklet.
B. GRUNWALD
Phone Doug. 1911. 1110 Farnam St.
1
need now, or
Monday
Special S"4
Oombl nation
Hot Water Bag
& Fountain 8y.
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aoo Iadin Brands.
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$5.00 Gillette Razors, Monday
Tot . 40
Mark Cross Razors, in red box
Shave perfectly and last . . 17$
$1.00 Ever Ready Razors.. 69
on DBtra co.
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