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Omaha Elks' Male Chorus, Who Sing Next-Friday Night
METCALFE IN HAVANA .
ON THE WAY T" ""JAMA
she wi the ruee of General and Mr.
William Crawford Gorgaa. While there,
Mr. and Mr. Metoalfe were entertained
at luncheon by army folk from the canal
one. at th Army and Nary club.
Mr. Metcalfe ! now In Havana, flvrn
whence 'he will rati to Vera On for
Mx-week Mexican tylp.
Apartment, flat, bouse am) cottngej
can be rented quickly and cheaply by a
Be "For Kent' Ad.
Mf. R. I Metcalfe ha returned from
Washington. whro, with Mr. Metcalfe,
Daii
uvu a sons co.
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FOR THAT GARDEN
OF YOURS
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Tb Omaha Klk' Male chorus in
formed for the laudable purpose of sing
ing It way through the went, to be at
Loa Angelca when the national Elks' con
vention la held next lummcr, there to en.
banc the attendance from Omaha, and
making the visit of the Klks from all
over the United States the more pleasant.
Part of the program aa at prevent con.. I
templated Include a visit to Iran Fran
the exposition there.
Active proceeding will he commented
by the appearance of the organisation at
the Ilraodel theater on Friday evening
of thl.i neck, where It will give a charac
ti rletlc pronrnm. A tour Of the state la
being planned, to Im followed later by a
tour of the leading cltlen of the went. Tlfe
pprronnel of the Klkii' Male, choru In.
riret Tenor
I A. R. Nelson W. V. tximnfih
T a . to it .
rlaco and a concert In connection with j J,; FKHlsor" .
II. Vance
i. Van Kurnn
' .1. W. A mold I
N. Itovsen
. V. Oough
H V. TTahn
K. O. Harwood
2 Creighton Good Fellow ship Dinner Speakers
r"""g "f '"
Kecond Tetiori
W. G. Nclnon
1(. Htudnluikcr
K. K. loran
Flmt Haaaea
F. C. Mi lionnld
O O. Kmprv
A J. AUord
Second Kaeaet
3. K. Iitch
U. A. Hchoedaaclc
C 'H. William
. Alexander Km lie la director of the
choru and Tarmll II. Wright 1 manager,
Erneat A. Rqr la pianlat and the execu
tive committee conalata of Jerome Fl
Latsch,. Frank C. McDonald and Farneat
Q Itarwood. At th concert on Friday
evening the chorua la te have Hie aasUit
ance of aomo well-knoh Omaha mu
alclan. The program for the evening !
. , PART I.
"Foldicr' Choni" (Faut). .Gounod
' Elka Male Chorti.
ai "Barcarole" (prlog), (b) "Hedg
Roae Walta" Tchlkownkl
Members Omaha Cliamher Music.
Society 1'nder thn JJlrectlon of
Henry fox.
'Annie I'irle" Arrv by Oelbel
t ' Klka' Male Chorua.
tSoprnno Solo
fa I'ntll.. Sandemon
j (hi Jlanhlone Your Dancing.. Imaire
; Mfh Carolyn Udmllton, Ml
Hertha Ulark, ccompaniti
"Bailor'- Cnnru" ... Parry A
Klk Mnl- i"hor.
- PART II. '
"Rlue Dnnuhe Wnltzea" ..Straue
Klk' Mala Chorua. . .
Quartet Vocal Combat. .1 udley Buck
Klk' Male Quartet, Arthur Nel
son, Arthur Van ' Kuran, John
' Alvord and Jerhmn H. Uetsch.
"The Owl and the I'uay Cat"..Ie K6ren
Mka' Male Chorua. .
Violin Poiow .
(a) Konnage a l'Amitle, -b) Bolero..- -
Panda
Mr. Frheatf A. Reeie. "
"Fethera Lullaby"..-....
"Star Fpangled Banner"
"Wbke
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New Idea ,
Gas Ranges U
Best Made
SPIU IA HERE RITRK THIS
TISfB and now 1 the time to Jook
for that Bw Gas Range. The A-B
Stove offer you everything new
and modern In GaSi Stoves. ' '
A Good Rake only . . . . . 19c
Garden Iloe ...........Wo
"Wire Lawn Rake :. . .39c
85o( Garden Spade . . . 68c
85c ftpading Fork .'. v '. .69c
35c Priming Shear .-.i. ; . 24c
ROILRR HKATK8
Ball Dearioir, only
81.48
Garden Hose A good guar
an teed rubber hose, ft., ,10c rom
I1 'lil H HI 'I 'IT 1111 1" V'MMIK "faHnHBTHWr
McGHAV REFRTGERATOU .
Made in any size to fit your re
frigerator room, with rear ice
door If desired. See this before
buying and fit it in that new
bouse Jf you build.
PEERLESS REFRIGERATORS ,
These are insulated with mineral
wool and has a hard baked
white enameled lining with round
sanitary corners and glass trap.
we carry these in an sizes, ui
. 13.50
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I THREE BANQUETS THIS WEEK
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Crtighton StudenU Lay Plant for it
r -Saoa of Feed, Oratory .
Z :( ; . and Song.; . ,,! :'
COMMENCEMENT DATE FIXED
year by the unlvenrtty at the annual
commenoenient. Herbert Connell reoelved
the degree laat year. . . , (
Arrested on Charge
; of Taking Diamonds
Thla will be a week of banquet for
Creighton atudenta, three u,eh affair
having been scheduled. Thurlay eve
ning at the ITotol Fontenelle the law atu
denta will bold their annual celebration,
' with Matthew Ovrlng of riatUmouth aa
' tho principal peaker.
lyou! D. Kavanagh. atudent at the Uw
college, la the head of th atudent rom
mlttea which la arranimr for th affair.
Friday avenlng Kta chapter, Thl Rho
Hlima, th medical fraternity of Oelatv
ton, will be tha ruet at, an Interfra
tamlty tg rrty t he borne of InU
chapter of the aame fraternity, at the
medical department of tha rnheratty of
Nebravka. I
Saturday evening the Hotel Foutcnetle
will aaln entertain Cielghton nen. thla
lline tha Glee club roemlwr. The lngewi
ill glva their annual dinner, and plana
r being made for a Joyou evenuig.
Tkeal ' KaMttl.
Following thla run of, banqueta cornea
tha morning after-final exarolnatlona In
tha profeaalonal departmenta. The final
will begin about April 15 end continue
over a parted averaging tw waaka. -
Tha annual . commencement exarclaea
wtn be hld tho evening of April . Ae-
Mn. Mv Jobnaon of Huron. B. D.'waa
arretted Friday evening by Officer Hal-
termn charged with the theft of dia
mond ear aorewa valued at I1.3W from
Mr. H..O. Drury, 2120 Dougla atieet.
.Vrs. Drury, who owned farm . at
Huron, had engaged Mr. Johnsor. to
help pack aome furniture at Xhe country j
place and coma to Omaha and help her
In It unpacking. The pair occupied the
ame berth enroute to Omaha. Vpon
orrUtng her Mr. Drury mlsaed tbn ear
screw, which h had tied In a hand
kerchief, .and. had th Johnon woman, ar
rented. During th ' night Mr. Drury
left the berth, and forgot to tike th
handkerchief y with bar. 6 vera! other
valuable ring had been stored with tha
earerrewa together wllh a maIV (urn
of money. Tha two diamond mentioned
wore Ui only thing mlMlng, however.
l ' W I t K A im- m i hum i urn mn nmn i m m ,m,-wmwmw w mi ytiia fvA 1 I tPTiWM tl ' : j-n 1
nit PiWtA invr. - .mpTi m-- " r ,f I.yJ WiSf M .1 "-88
2c , ,. - - Van ' EA1TER ieSSAT SRDSLD rlXD TOO RArrf AK9 BOPErIL ISM ( ' . M'"
i z. - rv , . si .j x mt ' . . . .- . gftr a r bvh bbsbbbbbbihv 1 1 1 -
riUU - " illirt i!tir nHne. we invit nnrnTvu-iaon. bftnanaa we kmow that eun ft.r the l(vwat. Ei I pti.t irif?f2rJ 1 v.lllVUJS
sr Jt 1 1, s-mid hjj : ntor fuTTiiiTiTw &ou5 in onuuuL BappoM jou crop is. ana ruia oat way, J3?t
Nature herself will toon start refornishing, setting an example for man
kind; and if there is any one time in the year when a beautifully furnish
ed home is appreciated, it is in the Spring; if there is any one incentive
that goes to make us happy and hoftrful, it is a finely furnished home.
ALLOW US TO CALL TOUR ATTENTION to the fact that you can
have a beautifully furnished home i elected from the greatest assortment
of fine, hih-grade furniture ever rotten together under one roof ad
that, pf course, means the largest stock in this city twice oyer. As for
nrioee. we innte comparison, because we know that ours are the lowest.
quality considered. There is a reason why Hartman's is the most pop- f
ular furniture nouse m omana. suppose you crop in ana una out way.
Below are a few of our many raluesj
ALWAYS GET
HARTMAlf '8
FRI0E3 FIRST
PHILADELPHIA WILL
' . HAVE CURFEW LAW
PITTUPrT,PHIA. April 1-A POrfew
will be ectablUhed In thla city eaHy next
week for children under 15 yean of ace,
according to an announcement mad laat
night by. George P. Porter, director, of
public aafety. Buch children found, on
th street after 11 o'clock will be taken
cording to Deaa Taul Martin of-the law i Into euatody by the polloa and kept at
department, It haat not yet been decioaa
tha house of detention over night.. Thetr ;
parent ' will then be called upon te ex-
plain, tha reason for th children being
out eo lata at nitclit. the unnouncemet
tated V ' ' 1 '
The order wa ukieted yeaterdaf at a
conference to diacu the proposed vice
court to deal with prol'lnni . of fallen
women and we hru uolnu to trv In ut
' the juv'i iillu iiHU;hi Inforo he reache
' the lk of 16. ,
Greatest Event
f- "fT1
wbera t)i avantw.Hl b held, tior who will
l be the principal apeaker.
Thla year" commencement will be an
vl Innovation, aa the giaduaUa of all five
J department will iwelv diploma at the
same time. Heretofore tha arte student
1' kua been accorded a seivnrat comment -
1, ment In June, but this year U.e eU ecaUors j won., n
" of that department will tfke part In the 1 Mot- of our . rim. . .aid Pliertor
' ceremony held for all the Wonche. of the ; prt- ln maklim tUe announcement.
ri.. - .... .t.irif.r.1. who will '"may be attributed to youn men and
KHWh -."
gradual are i John Corde. liEin y Uolan,
!' Itaymond O' Donne II. Raymond Traynor,
Morrl Howard, preUhnt. and Kmery
rianck. Ox-ct 100 Undent Ul rec;lve
- Jirea ; . i ''".'"'',
' Httaiecaialaa ' f Alawul.
In eonnectlon with Uio immfiiceinent
there I beln planned a home-oomlng ot
" alumni and an alumni bami'iet the eve
v ring of Ai-rH . The faculty and alumni
of both th dfntal nnd medical depatt-
mehU ara plannlua cllnU-' at ti ho,
liltal for the benefit oj the himo-foin-r.
' ' The annual KaaUr vftUn'. wlil.'h Iw-
; can T1uit3y at Crlghlon, wlll.be fin
Uhed 'Holiday, when iiaae will c re.
turned. v. i '
Tt.a saucer campu 1 being put int'
rntitlon for early iring ba ball. Al
i ready league are being formed amontr
; th atudent. and a representation pf thi
i yearly das games I anticipated.
Volowiug tha i:at r vacatlor. tenoi will
be started at the arta rllae. Urawlnj:
will be held fr an elimination eonlest for
the choice of a college team ,whMi will
lpr.nt Crelvhton Ihl year.
The anpual final e.ocutlon contest for
' tha high school department of frvlghton
" university will b t;cld at tlie l'ntvrlty
auditorium tha e.vviiiiia ot AaU 1 and
that for Ue college tudent a wwli later
at the au? vl''c Medal alll be
. awarded the winner In ea ii ieclkm.
. The Latin InteicolleKlate rontet held
annually butwcvti the Result, i'-ft ot
lb Miourl Valloy pravini. .wiil occur
' April IS. Titc firhnien and onuuiore
of each r jlW t,i r-'re&entd, 111 com-
pete. Tr.e contest Ciiirixt of trunalatln
into Latin a rtv'ectuii ut la.ll tullh
and a. trat.kUilon of rluslt'al 1i.tiu Into
j.lorrmtic EnirOh. .
CiciaT'iioa hua boiK- of landing a I'lac
' 1 M year. '.tl.onee liundis of Crelahton
tot fourth pirn Ukt year, and will again
i t. if: te. . ' '
.o lltcr' dgrer will be grafitvd this
THCH f'O'fTl VfTmiH post MTlrr.i. nr.nJiL?
v k'aiiu.TA i it.;. t. unaisiinic or aiL Niee.1
tmif verni Martin . rinlith, all teelp
aprlna;, upn.irlel In the renter, and
heavy eottun top netreK rovered with
it outfit
fur Ull
Special Easy Payments Gladly Arranged on
Any Purchase, if Desired . .
Hi
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aty
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A LA ROC BIZK COVPORTABLB COUCH.
The fraat t of canuln quartertawed oak
ana tn upnoiatertns; a4 la hleh-arade Im-
erlal leather. The blsntiit tuftlna are tied
nann-0er iai (Drins con.
teuetloa. A larire aad wonder
ful uoue bara-aln at this re.
markanlv lew prlee
sja ssrv iu
$8.95
51
l?bo7?7l a.pri!iTE t.tr'r.a'r.v rttttth Vt sFxtt
J A MASSIVE TWO-INCH POST GENUINK
fS) BRASS BED Comes in all size and
beaaUfuUy flnlwhed in aatin. Has ten fill
ers and neat ap onuunentationa. . Do not
judge thla bed by the price, as it is fully
worth, double what we-ask
(or aame. Special for this
week at, only S.,
$5.98
th.
TOP
HEAVY PLAKK
OKNUINSI quarts:
OA WKL) OAK DKKK.SK R
Very beautifully finished
In aoMen. Has feur , roomv
drawrr. top two I :nif
welled. The mirror la of
- wni .ui. r rencn Dv-
LTi Z . 9 ie ,n 'tlatically
AU hutuaa experlenoe look back to
motherhood aa tli wonder of wonder.
Tt patience, th fortitude, the uullm
fai Uurlnar th period of xpectancy
vcond only to th mother love bestowl
upon th most belplosa but C:vt toarvel
oua rrratltav a baly.
women are e.ul W to lern front each
othar thote heliful arncic that aid t j
oujcfort, that conserve their ncrvou ;
tutrgy and yet ai perfectly safe te us j
and anion; the thy rtcommuul
Mother Vlend.,
It 1 entirely an external application
designed to lubricate the broad. Bat
muscles and ilu that protect thti
eodooian. It haa been la favorable ua
for nearly fealf a century and 1 known
to mother la almost every settled com
Busily ta th t'nltd State who nlghly
reoommaad It. Vuu will find It on aaie
In drug aterea "Mother aMend" I
utterly Barales, oeulaloa n SoaUantn;
drug and yet Its influence la th tklu
aad muaele beoeut.i a also upon tb?
network of nerve beneath th Jun 1
very (ueneOclal. very aoothlng and a
wonderful bala. Th muacle crpand
psturalty aad are aot subjected to aaaeo
Miry surt.- strain d paia.
tict a bwUle ot "Mother Vrtend" t.
day at any urug ator and writ to us
for eur Instructive Utile book la motber
Addmsj riradoeid itecuialog t aU
Laiaar tUtlfra A lail U, Ua.
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A COMPLHTH ROOM FTTTX. OP FTTRNIT ITRK AT AN TJNTJKTTATXY LOW PRICB.
Made throu;ov.t of solid oak, beautifully finished In fumed. Chair and a a
rocker uphoiitered la icuaranteed Kpanish Kabricoid leather, over full KM
steel pnntr construction. Larg Blue table, fitted witn roomy drawer and tfXU0t
book snelf below. Complete set of three pieces at this low prlco
ONB MOTION -AUTOMATIC BED
DAVENPORT. Heavy frame is.
mad of American atiartersawed
Imitation oak, with neatly swelled front.
genuine imperial leatr
tufted over a full
prinas. On sal tai
only
eatly swelled front.- The,
H $17.98 1
r v bs
attRDcmOatttt
In Ai(i n i
&tVERT
A SOLID OAK, MISSI
STYL.K PEDESTAL Fini
either in fumed ov golden.
Stands 36 inches high, massive
column and broad flat base. A
very effective piece) of fur
niture that will beautify
any home,
at I
on m Jts alu i is u i' "u' ir jjjluu ii n
ahod f . !il TVV CtlafLV.
f"-v: v.yft
1.IA8S1VE AND .
COMFORTABLE MIS
SION ROCKER Made en
tlrely of geoulne solid oak.
upholstered in Spaninh Im
perial leather. Ha full steel
spring- construction. Tbix
value must be seen to be ap
preciated. A
great bargain, at..
$1.95
A HiaTi ORADB 8KVRN-PTBCK PINING ROOM PtTTB Constating of
TWELVE SECTION ADJUST- r7r
A BUB DRESS FORM Th oae
dresa fcrm on the market that will
positively reproduce any form regard
less of deformity. Each aeetloa ia ad
justed independently..
Specially priced for this'
week's selling at.
,$10.90
16.75
jm VV UNUCKFl I.
1 V A Ii U K IN A
LAKOE S1ZV.
LIBRARY T A-
slj uLiK Mad eu-
tlrely of hard wood
finished ia American
i j nuarier-sawea lniiia-
9 Uon oak. Highly pol-
isbiid In rrolden. A rraat
V i w m
SC1 vala at
L.V thla low
price
$8.85
' Ik .i n i mm "' J
iz heavy saddle svat chairs virr atronvlv eonatraetsa and a lata lis.
41-mt n ion laoi. anion extends t six reet. TUe entire suite
ts an ad of Anartoan auartersawed imitation oak and brll.
nanny poiisaM ia goiaeu. T&ls rsmaraabie Bargain ta
ciajij uiirM ir iais wees tsuiaa at only
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4 allllUCAII aUATST UOatKrtsUriSBKSS.
mmm
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a.y-.s ti.asa. M.. mm IjniaaUrtuai
A NEATLY
DI S I a N E D
T V R U I. A H
8TKEL, BABT
CRIB Com
plete with a
heavy act of
teei spring.
Pull a 1 s e.
Baautl fully
enameled I a
whlt or Ver-
nla U.rtl.
Priced x- ti
tremely low 1
lor this week.
$5.75
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