THE OMAHA SUNDAY DEIS: JULY 18, 1915.
CITY HAS MONEY
FOR AUDITORIUM
Commissioner Cannot Decide to
Wlich Department to Assign
the Structure.
MANAGES IS TO BE NAMED
Treasurer Ure baa reported to the
City clerk the aale of 1160,000 Audi
torium and $50,000 park bonds to
local banka. It now remains for the
city legal department to arrange for
the transfer of the Auditorium prop
erty to the city, as the money la now
la the treasury, ready to pay to the
Auditorium company.
The Auditorium company offered the
property for the amount of the lndebted
aees on July 1, which will approximate
1180,000.
Mayor DaMman says he favora voting
I7S,0Q0 bonds next year for Improvement
of the Auditorium, making the building
an up-to-date atructure and Increasing
Ita usefulness.
Aadftorlam Snprrvl.lon.
The council will within the next few
weeka decide which commissioner shall
have supervision of the Auditorium. Com
tnlaetoner Hummel waa mentioned In thin
connection, but he aver he haa alt he
aa take csare of now, with hla parka anl
boulevard a. The mayor m yi he doea not
want thla added responsibility and he
suggests that Commissioner Wlthnell
would be the logical commissioner for
thla work.
A manager for the building will be se
lected by the council. There are aeveral
applicants, including the present man
ager. Superintendent English of the publio
recreation department reooromende hold
ing municipal concert and chorue pro
grama la the Auditorium on Sundays dur
ing the winter. He hopea to atart the
organisation of a municipal band.
Woman Murdered
In California Leaves
Daughters in Omaha
VOS AN0KIJE8. Cel.. July lT.-The
body of Uri. F. 1 Harrison, who came
here from Indian polls, waa found In
her borne here today, with blankets,,
wrapped about her head. The police said
ahe had been dead a week, and that her
body ahowed Indications of a bullet
wound. Jewelry which neighbors said
ahe possessed waa missing.
A former roomer at Mrs. Harrison's
house Is aouarht
INDIANA POIJ 8, Ind., July 17. Mra
V. Ia Harrison, who was found dead In
her apartment at Los Angeles, waa di
vorced from Theodore F. Harrison, a
broker of this city, seven years ago,
after almost twenty-five yeara of wedded
life. Mr. Harrison, who haa married
again, said he had been notified f the
death of h's former wife by the xllce,
but could throw no light on the cause
of her death. He has been looking after
Mra. Harrison's business affalra since
ahe left Indianapolis few yeara .ago.
Harrison said, at the time of the divorce,
he gave Mra. Harrison notea and prop
ertar worth 130.000.
Mrs. Harrison, who was BJ years old,
la survived by three children, Mra. Lucy
Wilson and Mra Florence House, Om.iha,
and Harry M. Harrison, Fan Pablo. Cel.,
and three brothers and three alsters, In
cluding Dan Levi of New York city,
Court Levis. Ban Francisco, and Mrs.
Ike Bllderback. Champaign. 111.
STAGE WORDYMIX FOR JUDGE
Mary Dos and John Washington
Tell Judg-e Britt Jnst How Bad
the Other Is.
JUDGE SATS OYER THE MYEE
Mary Doe. probably the beat known fe
male police character In the dty, and
John Washington, who has a similar dis
tinction for the opposite sex, were
brought before Judge Hrltt thla morning
to answer a charge of vagrancy- Every
day for the last week Mary has stood
before Britt and beared to be set free
so she could leave town, and every morn
she has appeared with some excuse for
not leaving. Mary and John were tried
together.
'Mary, why do you Inslet In hanging
about John the way you do?" asked Britt
In fun.
Miss Doe took It seriously end with a
withering look of contempt at her fellow
prisoner exclaimed: "What! Me hang
around that? Why, he Is Violet the
Wolfs friend. I don t associate with
such people."
"Why, Judge, I wouldn't have any
thing to do with that creature; she's a
mental derelict," countered John, shoot
ing his bedraggled cuffs, and continuing:
"Why, she Is absolutely deranged, your
honor. She hasn't any more sense than
an elephant has feathers. Alt the world
knows I wouldn't recognlie her. Aa for
Violet the Wolf, I never heard of the
creature."
"Just a minute anl I'll tell you all
about him," continued Mary. "In W98-''
At thla Juncture Britt called time and
asked for a volunteer to escort Mary to
the Douglaa street bridge. He guvs her
a dime to take a car across, No one
responded to his call, so the judge wished
the Job en John.
"Oh, spare me the disgrace of being
seen on the street witn mat ana i ii
never come back again."
Britt could not withstand this pleasing
promise, so John and Mary left sepa
rately. John bound for Part ft o Junction
and Mary for the Bluffs. The oourt at
taches are offering even money, with no
takera that both will be back Monday
morning.
BRIEF CITY NEWS
re Bee rrtet I New Beaeea Frees
leetrte fens, ST. SO, Burgese-Orandea.
Fa bile Xasareao Adjaeter Oeorge
Schroeder, SUS Ware block. Hed S44S.
Dr. W, T. Wherry sumonnoes the es
tablishment of hie permanent offlcea at
Bulte SOI Brandela Theater building,
classified section lonwy, and appears la
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what
the various moving picture theaters offer.
Tot Safety First la Life Insurance
see W. H. Indoe. general agent 3tate
Mutuel Life Assurance Co. of Worces
ter. Mas,, one of the oldest, 71 years,
and best companies on earth.
ltcCralre FUee His Bomd Thomss J.
Mr'iulre, the new second eeslstsnt city
attorney, has filed hie official bond of
l.l.iOO. Office space Is being arranged
for him In the legal department.
To Talk Japaaeee Aklho Pan of Ja
pan will apeak In her native language In
the parlors of the Ifsnscom Park Mrth
diet Episcopal church. Twenty-ninth
street and Wool worth avenue, Monday
evening at I o'clock.
Women Folks Are Away The absence
of three women oierka, the entire fem
inine staff of the city comptroller's office,
constitutes an unprecedented condition In
this department Alice Wheeler res been
indisposed for several weeks. illartche
Manning Is covnUng the lakes In Wis
consin and Clara Toting baa been sum
moned to the bedside of a relative.
Schlank Sues to
Enforce His Lease
Jacob Rchlank, who recently filed In
the office of Registrar Pea rce a ninety-nine-year
Jease on the block at Fifteenth
and Douglaa streets signed by Cmlghton
university trustees ss owners, haa begun
suit to enforce the lease In district court.
The annual rental named In the lease Is
$30,000 a year. University officials will
resist me suit. .
Two Thousand at
Municipal Beach
for One Evening
Nearly S.OOO patronised the municipal
beeoh at Carter lake Friday evening.
Superintendent English of publio recrea
tion attended the beaoh and note! that
the facilities are Inadequate. He ex
pects to bar more accommodation ready
for the opening next season.
Butler Says Books
of Westerfield Are
Found in Bad Shape
The dty accounting department ex
pects to hare a report on the books of
1
' - 1 1 '
Ellery H. Westerfield. former treasurer
of Dundee, early next week.
Commissioner Butler declines to fore
cast what hla report will be, although he
now ate tea "The books are In bad shape."
Posse Runs Down
Band of Holdups
MASON CITT. la.. July It (Special
Telegram. After a running fight. Jack
Noel, Scotty McDonald and Roy Hoff
man surrendered to officers today. They
raided an Italian settlement at Dougherty
this forenoon, compelling all the men to
surrender clothing, jewelry and money.
The men escaped. Town Marshal Tom
Orady organised a posse of thirty armed
men and went In pursuit. The bandits
were surrounded In a field. Several shots
were exchanged when the men signified
a desire to surrender. Several men entered
the field and the three men turned over
their gun and gave themselves up.
Woman Could Not
Remember Name of
Her Third Husband
Mrs, Harry Fleagle, several times a
bride, could not remember the name of
one of her former husbands when ques
tioned concerning these masoollne ap
pendages by District Judge Leslie In
Juvenile ""rt, where Mrs, Fleagle was
oharged with n electing her daughter,
Marie.
"Have you been married before V the
Judge asked
"Oh, yes, oults a few times,"
"Who were your former husandsT"
"Mr. k waa my last, and Mr.
was before him," said Mrs. Fleagle, "but
I Just can't remember who the third
A "For Sale" ad wa turn second-hand
furniture Into eash.
To See That Our Customers Get FULL VALUE For Every Dollar and
to Share Every Advantage Our Prestige in the Market Gives Us
Entire Stock Printed Linoleums
offered for Monday's selling; tile, In
laid and parquet patterns.
6 ft wide, regular 65c value 39c
ft. wide, regular 65c value 49c
12 ft wide, regular 70c value 59c
7""'"" ! "'"! ' " " """' !! .'" ""j , M Ill II. in MHHIiilii iiiii i n i i ,,,,. i ! ui,,. ,,1,,.!!
Entire Stock Dresden Rag Rugs
offered Monday; la plain colors; ber
Inrbone borders.
4x 7 size, reg. $4.60 values, $3.75
86x71 sire, reg. $2.25 values, 81.75
$0x60 else, reg. $1.76 values, Rl.35
24x48 size, reg. $1.50 values, $1.00
One of Founders of
Adventists Is Dead
ST. HELENA, Cel., July 17,-Mra. Ellen
O. White, one of the founders of. the
Seventh Par Adventists, died here today,
aged 88. 6he was widely known among
the members of that denomination
throughout the United States and by
many she waa regarded aa their prophetess.
On February IS, this year, Mra. White
met with a eerloua aocldnnt near her
home here, due to a fall which broke the
bone In her left thigh. She Is survived
by two sons, James Bdson White of
Marshall, Mich., and William U. White.
STREET CAR STRIKE IN
RHODE ISLAND SETTLED
PROVIDENCE. R. I., July 18. Through
a proposition that Mayor Joseph H.
Oalner act aa an arbitrator In the street
car strike which has paralysed the
Rhode Island company's system for the
last two days was settled late today.
It la expected that the t,e00 men en
strike will go back to work tomorrow
morning.
fly an arrangement suggested In a com
munication from the union officials to
Mayor Gainer and Immediately accepted
at a meeting of the directors of the com
pany the union will select one arbitrator,
the company another and the mayor will
act aa the third.
Clearance of
Domestic Fabrics
Thousands of yards of 40-Inch print
ed voiles, beautiful aheer crisp qual
ity, perfect goods, values up to 25c
erard. Monday spsclal 12MsC
Finest Quality dress sephyrs snd
nsw season's glnghama, all ohscks
and plaids, regulation nurse stripes.
13 HO valuea, Monday
speolat at
tS-Inoh Wamsutta Pure Cambric.
The best underwear fabric manu
factured for Ladles' skirts, corset
covers and fine lingerie, res;- Oil.
ular ISO values. Monday at...u
14-Inoh bleached muslin, extra fine
quality, soft finish, for domestlo
use, our regular So quality, CU,.
Monday at VfC
17-Inch pure white silk stripe crepe,
soft clingy, dainty fabric. Very ds
slrable for ladles' waists, children's
flressea and outing suits, lBo 1 OlA,-,
8c
values, Mondsy at.
It-Inch printed voiles, flat fold,
beautiful sheer crisp fabrlo In all
tbe new black and white dots,
atrlpes and figures, ISa val
use, on sale Manday at... v
fine quality It-Inch bleached Cam
rlo Muslin and long cloth, long
lengths, up to IS yards, 80 and lOo
values, very desirable for under
wear, white skirts, etc., e
Monday at oc
A Rare Wash Fabric Occasion
9,000 yards of English, French and German dress novelties bought from a New YotIc Im
porter for actually less than cost of making them over In the old country.
We have had many value of a most unusual nature in fine wa$h fabrics',
but laurel mutt be awarded to this lot, which will go on tale for the first
time Monday morning, first floor. 4
Women who recognize good value will take full advantage of this sale.
Three Big Lots for Easy Selection.
Lot 1
Imported high class silk and cot
ton novelties tor blouses, street and
evening gowns, 36 and 45 Inches
wide. In this lot are soma really
wonderful color combinations.
Worth up to $1.60 per yard, for,
ysrd
35c
Lot 2
Imported cotton novelties,
voiles, ratine, eponge, crepes, sheer
and medium weight, for outing
suits, dresses and blouses, in white
and all plain wanted shades, 38 and
40 Inches wide. Worth to 6O0 per
yard, at, yard
J 5
Lot 3
English woven atrlpe and brocad
ed Eponge for house dresses, chil
dren's wear, pajamas, etc. In pink,
light blue, tan, grey and hello. This
Is an English woven fabrlo and ab
solutely fast colors, 27 Inches wide,
25o values, at, yard
10c
Clearance of
White Goo ds
39c
bleached pillow all pa.
rate, three-Inch
Best grade dress Percale, foil stand- I llxto-tnch bleaohed sheets, soft fin- I 45-8-Inch
ard weight and come In all the Ish. free from dressing (seamless), soft finish, good grade. three-Inch
wintiul dots, etrlnes and fiarurea. I three-Inch hems, very desirable for I hma. rtrndv tn u mmlui lliin
light and dark, UHo val- JVnr- hotel and domestlo use, 70o CO. values, Monday, at tf
ues, Monday at I raluea. Monday .' eaoh UC
V
White Gabardine, In much demand
for aklrta, middy blouses and
suits; 86 Inches wide,
50a values, at, yard....
86-Inch White Gabardine, medium
heavy, for aulta and skirts, 29c t n
value, clearing Bala at, yard. 1C
Fine Quality Whit Voile, made
from hard twisted yarns, 36 Inches
wide, 89c value. Clearing OC
gala at, yard LDC
White Pique, Just what you want
for your outing suits and skirts,
27 tnohes wide, 6O0 values, or
clearing sale at, yard OOC
Splendid assortment of white nov
elties such as Bead Voile, Tissue
Fillet, Shadow Laca, etc, 86 end
40 Inches wide, worth to or
89o at. yard uC
Large range of VhJte novelties, sold
all season np to $1 yard. 38 AC
and 40 Inches wide, at, yd. .. .iuC
Imperial Long Cloth, Pointer brand.
88 Inches wide, 12-yard nr
bolts, at, yard vvC
British Capture Town
In Equatorial Africa
tONDON. July 11 A statement given
out today by the British official bureau
ays:
"A telegram from the government of
Ktgerla reports that on June 29 the
entente allied forces occupied Ngaundere,
su Important town In central Kamerun,
Our lossea were two rank and file killed
and eight wounded."
The Kameruns, against which the
Anglo-French forces are operating, la a
German colony In weetern equatorial
Africa, having an area estimated at 1M.
COO square miles and lying between
Nigeria and the French Congo. It haa a
population of I M0.000. of whom about l.wo
are whites.
Ngaundere. which haa been occupied by
the Anglo-French troops. Is a chief In
terior trading atatlon with a population
estimated at 90.000. it Is situated about
1 09 mllea from the border of the French
Congo and 450 mllea from the coaat.
PALM BEAGEI MAN
111 HIS GLORY NOW
Cool Rains, Etc., Kept His
Summer Finery Hidden
Until Past Few Days.
But Now He Wears Light
. Weight Suits and -Has
Dreshers Clean Them
Regularly.
Daniels to Place His
Plans Before Congress
WASHINGTON, July 16.-A definite
Jilan for various experimental work on a
broader scale thau ever before at
tempted will be laid before congress In
December by Secretary Daniels. Its
adoption, Mr. Daniels bellevea, ultimately
will result tn placing the mited States
ahead of the remainder of the world In
the machinery of ssa warfare.
Preparations of the plan, which wtll In
clude provision for a areat central lab
oratory of experimentation, will be pro
posed as one of the first tasks to be
undertaken by the new civilian advisory
board la conference with naval officers
and department officials. Mr. Daniels
aid that congresa probably would be
asked for "something bltf" In the way of
appropriations to establish and operate
ttoe laboratory in connection with a bu
reau of Invention and experimentation.
Powell Discuses the
Cost of Short Haul
CKTCAGO. July H. Counsel for the
Western railroads pointed to figures pre
sented by protecting states tn the hear
ing before the Interstate Oammerce com
tnlaeloo and declared that these figures
support the petition for advanced pas
senger fiirea.
V. O. Powell of the Nebraska Railroad
oommtsslon, said under cross-examina
tion that In hla opinion higher cost of
tiaullng passrngera a abort distance did
not justify a different fare on that short
haul business, but that tne road should
be eoneiiiered as a whole. This conten-
tiotl brought a protest by representa
tives of state commissions, who argued
that state and tntersleLe farce need not
be tKe same and that even should Inter
state fares be advanced the slats fares
eiould remain t cents a mil a.
A number of proud possessors of
swell "Palm Beach" .suits havan't
had much chance to don them until
the past few days; but now they are
wearing not only the "Palm Beach"
Suits, but the "Smile That Won't
come orr.v
The Swelter season Is on! You'll
need Dresher Bros., the Cleaners
and Dyers and you'll need them
often. Dresher Brothers' 157.000
piani at jxii-ziia Farnam St., lg al
ready buey as the proverbial bee;
busy cleaning-, pressing and refresh
ing Palm Beach Suits, Panama Hats,
etc.
Dreshers put painstaking work
Into the Job If they clean and press
your raim Beam Coat and Pant
Suit at II; and the ladles who send
their Palm Beach Jackets and Skirts
here lor a cleaning and pressing will
be amased at the pretty work
Dreshers put out at 1.60. (Both
pieces.)
Panama Hats are side partners of
Palm Beach suits and Dreshers'
complete hat making department
haa an opportunity to show Us met
tle now. Dreshers will completely
clean, block, remodel and ret rim a
Panama Hat for only 11.60. Your
ordinary straw bats will be sclentlf
lra"y cleaned for only 86c.
Kemember, It's worth something
to be comfortable, and you cannot be
coiurortablc In a light suit that
looks soiled and dingy. Wear light
colored clothes and have them clean
and nicely pressed and you will feel
much cooler. By the way. It Is a
well known fact that light colors or
white, reflect beat, while darker
shades absorb It. That's the reason
plow bandies arc always left In the
natural wood finish, no matter how
much dark color may be on the rest
or tne plow.
wear a raira tseacn suit and a
Pansma hat and dismiss Old Sol,
perspiration and summer fatigue.
When the wearables need cleaning
call up Tyler 116 for a man. That's
Dreshers number and the man will
be with you promptly. Or, you may
leave wora at Dresher, the Tailor's,
1616 Farnara St.. or at tha Dresher
Department In tha Pompellan Room
of the Brandels Storee. Dreshers
pay Parcel Post charges on way on
any sicea shipment to any point la
A Collection of Women's Smart Apparel
The most discriminating will be delighted with the variety, and we espe
cially invite women, with a knowledge of what constitutes good taste in dress, to
. a SSI iis a mm a e e .a a . I aL
see tnem. iney nave sold earlier tn the season ror roucn mgner pnw.
$5.00 for Dresses Worth up to $12.60 .
Women's and Misses Dresses in fine lawns, linrerie. voiles, linens and crepe,
In dainty lace and embroidery trimmed effects In plain white, stripes, checks and
fancy floral designs in a wide variety of styles, including many jc
sample varments: worth regularly up to $ 12.50, special at. VJ,UU
' Women's and Misses' Dresses
In fine lawns, crepes, voiles and linens, la plain
colors or dainty striped and figured designs, all
sizes, but not In every style, as thera are many
cample garments Included In this lot worth 7V1
regularly up to 117.60. Special at pOel O
New Taffeta Silk Dreesea
In several different styles, draped or coat effects,
In black or navy, full skirts, with ruffles. $1 Q A A
Special values, at epie7.VU
Wash Skirt
In fine linen, gabardine, cordellne and Badfords, In
nlaln white or striped and tana, plain or button
trimmed with pockets, worth up to $2.98. no
Special at epieUO
Wash Corduroy Skirts
Tn nlaln or Docket and button trimmed models. All
sites, worth up to $3.88. dJO QO
Special at apaieUO
Striped Jersey Silk Outing Coats
With combination collars and belted effects. All the
new dainty shades tor summer wear; MA A A
worth up to $15. at .JI.V.UU
New Taffeta Silk Coats
In several different styles, belted and semi-belted
rrrta with velvet trimmings and large collar. All
sixes. In black only. Special value. M o OC
Monday at efleJeOal
Grev Hair Goods Reduced
All shades from black, sprinkled with grey to almost white axe Included.
$3.00 18-in. Grey Switch, reduced to .V"Vto
$4.00 20-in. Grey bwitcn, reaucea 10
$5.00 22-in. Grey Switch, reduced to li'ZZ
$8.00 Grey Transformation, reduced to ' toe
$10.00 Grey Transformation, reduced to o.o
Careful matching by experienced attendants.
llairdressing, Shampooing, Bleaching, Dyeing, Manicuring and Masaaging--
Appointments made by phone.
The Largest Silk Store in the West
haa thla to offert
July Clearing Sale of Silks, worth to $l,at 39c Yd.
$1.00 40-in. Crinkle Crepes
$1.00 36-tn. Messaline
$1.00 40-in. Black Chiffon
$1.00 40-in. Printed Chiffon
$1.00 40-in. Printed Grenadine
$1.00 40-in. Marquisette
$1.00 36-in. Silk Suiting
85c 24-inch Foulard
July Clearing Sale of Silks, worth 50c Yd, at 29c
50c 27-inch Messaline SOc 30-inch Kimono Silks
50c 24-inch Foulard SOc 27- inch China Silks
SOc 24-in Printed Radium Faille
50c 27 -in. Bordered Marquisette "
July Clearing Sale of Silks, worth to $1.50 Yb,69c
SI. SO 40-in. Brocaded Crepe de Chine SI. 50 40-in. Charmeuee
SI.00 36-inch Stripe Shirting Silk
M SI. 25 40-inch Silk and Wool Poplin t
S1.S0 40-in. Silk and Wool Canton Crepe
82-Inch Shirting Silks In neat stripe effects, a good range of colors to select
from, regular 60c valuea at, yard.
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Laces and Embroideries of Importance
27-Inch and 45-inch embroidered allovers and floundngs in organdy, vofla,
crepe and batiste, beautiful sheer materials with very pretty designs. AQover
embroidered crepes and voiles for boler effects, In white and lCln
colors; worth up to $1.00, at w.
18-Inch embroidered organdy, Swiss, cambric and batiste flouncing and corset
eyelet and floral designs, e
cover emoroiaenes Deautitui
worth up to 50c per yard, at
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Nets and Flouncings, worth up to $1 a yard, 59c
to 24-inch shadow flouncing, cream and white, 36inh silk
shadow and fine cotton allover. cream and white.
42 -in. all silk dress net in all shades, including black, white, flesh.
36-inch fancy flowered net in pink, lavender, blue, etc.
42-inch black chantilly dress net, dotted and striped effects.
12 to 18-inch black silk chantilly flouncing:
Laces worth to 35c a Yard, 15c
Venise and filet matched sets, in cream and white, venise bands
up to three inches wide.
Net top edges in cream and white. Normandle Val edges, all linen
cluny. Shadow lace edges, cream and white.
A Grand Clearing Sale of
Porch Shades
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Wa will not rarrv over anv DOrch shade. Here
are the prices to clear them out quickly:
Fonr-foot. wooa slat Porch Shades, weather proof,
brown or green; go, at, each . $1.50
Rix-fW. wood Rlflt Porch Shades, weather proofi
tro at. each ....$2.50
Eight-foot Porch Shades, weather proof, at, ea...$3
Couch Hammocks at Special Clearing Prices
$5.00 Couch Hammocks, complete, at, each $3.50
$8.00 Couch Hammocks, complete, at, each... $6.98
Canvas Hammocks
$2 00 Canvas Hammocks, soecial at ..$1.59
&4.00 Canvas Hammocks, special a U . $2.03
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Sale of Notions
loe Ball of mercerised crochet
cotton, all numbers, at. ball...
Best Hickory hose support
ers, all sues, at, pair
Moth proof cedar and tar
baas, all atses, at, each
Men's neck bands,
all slses, each ................
Ban silk, all colors.
at, spool
Large S-yerd bolts of twilled
tape, at. bolt
8hlrrln( oord for dresses, all
slses. S rarda. at
Best grade wire hair plna. 11
arse pass, for
)ne doaen beat shoe lacea
for
Bktrt. trouser and coat
hangers, all
Best Omo ssnltary belta. 7?
rth I&c. all alses. at
Bhoe trees. 10c valuea. at K
. n.l.
Dress Forms
Best lt-sectlon "Aclne" dress forms.
can ta adluatea to any park r.su--
lar 1S values, a very ape- 5-7 70
elal price, at
Black Jersey covered bust
. 5c
10c
.59c
2c
3c
. 5c
5c
..5c
2Jc
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Invitation
Saengerf est Visitors
"We cordially invite all Saengerfest visitors who
may attend the Saengerfest series of concerts during
the 'coming week to make the Brandela Piano De
partment their musical headquarters.
We are desirous not only of showing you our
beautifully appointed ware rooms but We would
esteem it a privilege to meet you personally. Our
telephones, desks, etc., are at your service.
Brandeis Piano Department
Third Floor
America,
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