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THE I3KE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY, ' SEPTEMBER si. 1921.
Society
Things You'll Love
To Make.
Davit-Bohling Wtddini.
Tlit wcdiltua of Miss Mrnie Davit,
(laughter of Mr. mil Mr V II
Uivis. and Xlr. Henri ItnhliHu ni
St Louis, will take place Suiurjjy j
.' flinty frnU-m "Hi . :..; i
atliedr.I, gt hK afirr right o'clock.
A reception at the Waukstone hotel
follow the ceremony.
Wedding Attendant!.' !
Sins Uorothy Kiplingcr. wlioe
marriage to Charles C Allison will
take place Wnlnrsday. October 11.
announces the following wedding at
t intuitu. Mi Ann Ktllrhrr ol Dm
Moinrs, maid of honor; Mr. Albert
Sililernen, sister of Mr. Allison,
matron of honor j bridesmaid: Mi
Uir'iDiy Judon and Mi Eleanor
liiirkley. '
CIr. Allison will be attended by
iii'. Albert Si!bcrnrn a beat man
firf the following ushrrs: Messrs.
I'onald KitdiiiKer, Kay Millard, Paul
Miirlcy, !urd tte Kirkendall, Doug-
I. 14 lYlcrs and Lewi l'urgess.
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Mir. Retd Entertains
Mis Kdua Keed entertained at
luncheon Tuesday at her borne in
honor of her etiest. Miss Virginia
Wallace, of Washington, U. C
Lnvemlrr and fink aster decorated
the table and cover were placed for
(cidame Lewis Iltirgrts Uurdrttc
Kirkendall. Kenneth Norton, Miss
Virginia Wallace, Marion Hamilton,
Kleanor Ittirkley, Osoluie i'eter.',
Dorothea Cooper, Pittsburgh. Pa.,
ntd Reed.
Mr. Robert Siorr. of Douglas,
.Wyo., Mil. Corinr.e Klliott.
D. A. R. Notes
Mrs. C. F. Sjiencer of Lincoln,
formerly of N'orth Platte, itate re
Kent of the Nebraska chapter. Daugh
ters of the American Revolution, will
be honor guest at a luncheon and
musical tea to be fjiven by Omaha
chapter. D. A. R.. Tuesday. October
II, at the Prettiest Mile club.
' Guettt at Davia Home.
Mr. and Mr. T. L. Davis will
entertain at dinner Friday evening
at their home in honor of Mr. and
.WVedBeAsyUfVenl
Smocked back and front panels
are quite new. Cut the panels some
what longer than the kirt of the
frock. Smock the lower part of the
panels with filk or worsted. Have
the unlocking eight inches deep. Use
mocking to trim the Mouse aud the
sleeves. Finih the bottom ends of
these cmart smocked front and back
panel with deep fringe of ilk or
wool.
(Copr!hi. i t'ubiio l..lsr Co l
Mrs. I". M. Morrison of Kauas City,
who arrtvc Friday morning to be
their guests over the week end. Mr,
and Mrs. Will Coad will give a
dinner Saturday evening at their
home for Mr. aud Mrs. Morrison,
and Mr. and Mr. Waller Kobert
will entertain at tea. Sunday after
noon, at the Country club for these
visitors. Mrs. Witlard llosford will
give a luncheon at the Country club
Saturday for Mrt. Morrison.
George Crook W. R. C.
George Crook Woman's Reliel
corps will meet Friday at 1:J0 p. in.
in Memorial hall, court house. A
class of 10 will be initiated.
The initiation will be followed by
tea at the Rurgeas-Nash tea room.
The president, Mra. D. S. Flaugh
er, requests a full attendance at the
meeting.
Field Club.
Stockholders of the Omaha Field
club met for dinner at the club
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Howard Kennedy will enter
tain seven guests at the ladies'
luncheon Wednesday.
C. J. O'Connor
T. E Duffy
Announce,
the opening
of their new
ECoekshainia Cat
11
Thursday, September 22,
Open for Inspection From
2:30 to 10:30 Today
No expense has been spared in making this the
best appointed and most homelike cafe in
; Omaha. ,'.
Mr. C. J. O'Connor, better known as Jerry, and
who has had years of experience in catering, has
re-entered the cafe business after an absence of
several, months and welcomes his old friends
and patrons to his new place (
2038 Farnam Street
.; , . A Million Bottles
Makes a Million Pints
MENTHO-LAXENE
COUGH AND COLD SYRUP
Make a pint and keep free
from colds and coughs.
All druggists. , , . t
EAT
Macaroni Foods
if IS M ADE GOOD
FOR YOU TO EAT
ft contains genuine Semolina, from
which the best Macaroni is made.
For sale at all grocers. -
Twin
; ight
CHOCOLATES
IMNER-CIRC1X
CANDIES'
You Don't Have
to Go Home v
at noon time or any
other time in order
to get home-cooked
foods. You'll find
them here, and at '
reasonable prices,
too. - '
Mrs, Baker'c
Cafeteria and Cafe
Under City Nat'l Bank Bid's-
16th and Harney. Formerly the
Quick ssrv Cafeteria
-Bowen's
Value-Giving Store
Heat Your Home With a -
GARLAND
Pipcbss Furnace
See Them t .
Bowen's
The Garland baa twelve fun
damental advantages. Have
us demonstrate them to you.
Dorothv Balbach
Becomes Bride of
Dr. Davis
The Mcddiiig , of Mi Dorothy
Dalbach, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
I. K. Ualbach. and Dr. Kdwin Davi.
ti.uk jiluie Tued.iy evrniiic half
after eight o'clock, at the home of
the hride.
The house a attractively decor
ated with pink and lavender astern,
palms and Southern smilax.
The ceremony wa perfumed by
the Reverend .V K. Urnt in the bay
window of the living room, which
was decorated with Southern nnilax
and banked with large buckets of
pink and lavender asters.
The bride, who was given away
by her father, looked lovely in a
Itown of tott, white satin. The
bodice was made of chantilly lace,
cut low, and tinihhed with short
sleeves. The skirt was made short.
A court train hung front the shoul
ders. Her long tulle veil Mas held
in place by a wreath of orange blos
soms and she carried a shower boit
quot of lilies ol the valley and
brides' roes.
The bridesmaids were the Misses
Stella Kobiioon and Ruth McCoy.
Miss Robinson was gowned in soft
pink talFcta. The bodice was trimmed
with lace and the skirt cut round
length. She carried a shower bou
quet ot lavender asters. Miss Mc
Coy's gown was of lavender tafTeta
made short, with bodice of lace.
With this was carried a shower bou
quet of pink asters.
Roth wore head bands of silver
and tulle and silver slippers.
Little Miss Mary Ellen Davis and
Master Ellcry Davis stretched the
ribbons. Mary Ellen wore a dainty
Kowii of soft white taffeta and Mas
ter Eltcrv a white satin suit.
A wedding reception followed the
ceremony. About 200 guests were
present. ,
Mrs. Balbach, mother of the
bride, wore a handsome gown of
black lace made en train.
Supper was served in the billiard
room. Here the same scheme of
decoration was used as through the
rouitu, liveiid r and pink asters and !
southern smilax, 1
Dr. and Mrs. Davis left by auto-:
mobile for trip through. Minne-
seta. The bride's go-away suit was
of dark blue tricotine with hat to
match.
After N'ovember 1 Dr. and Mrs,
Davis will be at hdme in their apart
ment, at 114 South Thirty-eighth,
avenue, . -
Mr. anil Mra. Torrena Hare.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Torrrns of
New York City arrived in Omaha
Wednesday en route to their home
f'om Salt Lake City. They sill be
guests at the home of Mrs. Flora
Phillio for two day. Mr. Torrcm
formerly taught voice here.
Problems That Perplex
4aM4 kr
BEATRICE PAIKPAX.
In sis iimnthk' itiov -At ) .tfi, long
' riiuuli to tin k uiulrr it m-i lit ilia
i tianuniH you will jui have to ten4
, is lillttt mumy ami kerp It ituely
l i utll ami luiiiiut 1
Personals
Mrs. W. T. llauev i convalesc
ing from an attack of the grippe.
Mrs. Charles X. Dow and daugh
ter, Miss Eva, have returned from
Chicago.
Mrs. W. J. Myites aud Mrs. Frank
W. Judson are spending several
weeks in the east.
Mr. and Mrs P. I.aird are spend
ing a few weeks at the Elms, Ex
celsior Springs, Mo.
C. C. Neumann and family ol Oak
laud, Neb., were guests at the Chas.
Waltz home over Sunday.
Mr. Richard EUper. son of Dr.
and Mrs. W. B. ElSper. left Mon
day evening for Ann Arbor, Mich.
Miss Lucilc I.atlirop left last week
for Walters, Okla., where she will
teach languages in the high school.
A son, Byron Bonn, jr., was born
to Mr. and Mrs. Byron Reeves Sat
urday, September 17, at their home.
Mrs. Robert Storz of Douglas,
Wyo., arrived Tuesday morning to
be the guest of friends for several
weeks. .
Mrs. Frank Watson of Minne
apolis is the guest this week of Mrs.
Mary E. Van Gieson and Mrs. Henry
B. Lemere. Mrs. Watson is en route
XretU Juai Word.
"l,ar MUa Kalrf.u; I am II var
of ami have tun aoinc with a
"iuiiic mini It seur my senior (or
iilnn munths. duiitu whhh time 1
huva Icttrrietl to love him tlrarrr
than lifi".
"A week uau, wliil having a
pruy nrauiiirnt tvr the hons 1
told him he nl not rail me up
aaulii. Knowing he in thr
wrong, I thoiiKlit he would call me
to" California, where she will join
I'cr husband aud spend the winter.
Danun Hone, on of Mr. and Mrs.
James Rone, left Monday for St.
Johns Military cademy at Delia
Held. Wi..
Mrs, (ii-i-re llj.-sett of Chicago
is a guest, fr the Ak-Sar-lten fes
tivities, at i'sj home of Mrs. F.d
ward Jfaney.
Miss Winifred l.athrop left .Mon
day for Boulder. Col., where she will
enter the sophomore class at the
University of Colorado.
Mrs. Ward Burgess aud daughter,
Margaret I.ee, will return Friday
morning from the Maine coast where
they have spent the summer,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Iletheringiou
of Monroe, la.. 'arc the guests of
their sons. Messrs. W. S. Hether
ington and P. M. Ilctheriuglon.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bozell, who re
turned Monday from Yellowstone
park, are at the home of Mrs. Do
zen's parents, Mr. and Mr. John
W. Robbins, for the present.
Warren S. Agec left Sunday eve
ning to enter his first year i;t Har
vard law school. En route he will
spend a few days at Dartmouth,
where he graduated last June.
Mrs. William Goodrich and son,
Morrison, of St. Louis, have been
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. H.
Ward, enroute to Ldug Beach, Cat.,
where they plan to spend the winter.
!up and pulog Uv. I nave not heard
trout him alm-e and have breu
unhappy. ! ;ou think It would
be liiwrring mif if railed liini
Up- kii'iwiiu; he la in the urung?
t WliltHUCU."
If it i Bi'll'g to mean h.iipiir.a
, fur you. fall liitu up. Homo men
are atuUliurn, when it roiura to mak
ing up a iuarrt; all they nrrd u
the flrat wurtt from the oihrT snie,
And lite U short, u short to pro
It pg a quarral fur the want ot just
a word to iiinke up.
He tiioNHl riling,
"Hear MUa Fairfax: While away
at nhool ihla yeur I went with a
boy whom I liked verv muth, and 1
bclifve he liked me. Whnn we part
ed we eachangeil train letteia. In
Ilia letter he inclosed hie ad. Irene.
ml linked me to write flit. us he
didn't know my adiln . Koohchlv
I illil so, but after a few I'-ui-ra had
pnaaed between ua he renaed to wrtie.
I go out a crvat ilf.il ihls muniiirr.
but ran't forest the humility of
havlnu lilnj atop writing, elnee I
started the eorrfapondenrea, Should
1 have wrillfii flrat? llow ahull I
treat him when I return t" school?
"V. II."
Oh, now, deur, you ure too ai-nid-t!vc
ii bout the i hi UK. After all, jor
rn pondencea do til" easy deaths, and
we Juat have to ehuige experleneea
like tiiat up to lite and the reela it
unroll. -There is not any humility
to It at all.
Margaret: I'll wager 1 have a doz
en wails about bobbing hair aut-h ua
you have written me. It's a tempta
tion to bob it, but as you auy, you
ran't ever tell what It is going to do
to your looks. Hut, then, we all
make foolish miai-ikea sometime.
ho eheer up. It ixti't a though you
had done nonmhing of pcrninnent
(isiiiBKe, for it will grow out again
" "Villi
Own in
VANITY
HATS
t
for Men
of Affairs
For Sale at the Best Shops
TIIK NONAME II AT M Ft!. CO.
J00 Kin II AVE.. NKW YORK
Plant at Orang. N. J., Hint 1SS3
lhi;Dfflg
LQ..U-N6.IE CAR TRAOM
Well Equipped :: Well Operated
ARRIVES CHICAGO 8:05 A. H
, OPPOSITE TRAINS
From Chicago 5:30 P. M. : Arrive Omaha 7:00 A. M.
From Chicago 1:10 P. M. : Arrive Oraaha 8:10 A. M.
City Ticket Office, 1416 Dodge St., DO uglas 1684
A. J. Palmquist, P. A., 1004 Farnam St., DOuglas 3530
1 6w 1
liatod
below.
Any butcher
cnnlurr.. tele-
pbooa oprra-
tora, NJ
' talesmen, er
deliver' meu
wanting te
work tor the
liuy-Blte Stores
mail anpltea- -liona
and ref
erence, to ' U.
i,- Kins;, eara
Wilfce
Mitchell, 40th
and - Farnam .
Street.
BUY-EITE DAYS WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
$1.23
BUY-BITE FRUIT DEPARTMENT
snn Suit rases or crates ot Ita.llan B!ue Prunea. Special, per crate
These are about the last Prunes ot the season, folks get them now.
1,000 Full bushels of large extra fancy firm Colorado Keifer Pears. Special, bushel ............ $3.4o
. This is.A-No. 1 Fruit; smooth, with a delicious flavor and practically the last of canning Pears on the
market this season. " ' Me
1 000 Crates ot California Salloway Peaches. Very fancy and firm. Special, crate $1.49
Folks, these are delicious Peaches for preserving, canning, whole or half, or for jelly.
1 Solid carload ot extra fancy California Flame Tokay Grapes. Special square large basket.... 67
Per crate of four large square baskets .'$2.60
Folks these baskets are full, average weight 6& to 7 pounds. Crisp, snappy, delicious Tokay Crapes.
FRUIT JARS.
- 500 Cases of Ball Mason Fruit Jars:
Pints, do., 89'. Quarts, doz .99
3 doz. Heavy Cold Pack Jar Rubbers ...... .20
BUY-RITE CEREAL DEPARTMENT.
3 pkgs. Shredded Wheat Biscuit . ......
3 pks. Armour's Thick Toasted Corn Flakes
2 small pkgs. Post Toasties
Quaker Puffed Wheat or Rice, per pkg.
Large pkgs. Uncle Sam Breakfast Food ...
Large pkgs. Swansdown Cake Flour ...... ..
'Grape Nuts, 2 packages fr
BUY-RITE M
.42
.25
.23
.14
.32
.37
.29
JmMOTH SOAP DEPARTMENT.
Linn's Cleanser, pkg., 23); 3 pack-ages
Lux. Special, 6 packages tor
5 lbs. pure White Soap Chips
Large pkgs. Star Maptha- Washing Powder,
Large pkgs. Sea Foam
Large pkgs.. Rub No More '
Large pkgs. Gold Dust
35c pkgs. 20-Mule Team Borax Chips
35c pkgs. Crystal White Soap Chips
10 bars Crystal White Soap
10 bars Creme Oil Toilet Soap
10 bars Omaha Family Soap .
.59
.59
.99
.29
.29
.29
.29
.29
.29
.59
.73
.53
BUY-RITE PILLARS.
3 lbs. of Buy-Rite Special Brand Coffee ... .95
500 cases of Ideal Malt and Hops, set....... .65
Per dozen sets of Malt and Hops $7.50
Tall cans Wilson Milk. doz. cans $1.47
TaU cans Oatman's Dundee Milk, doc $1.47
Tall -cans Carnation Milk, doz. cans $1.50
Any of the above milk, per case of 48 tall
. cans. Special - .v $5.75
ANOTHER BUY-RITE VINEGAR SPECIAL.
1 Gal. of Pure Cidar Vinegar . .48
1 Gal. of Eure White Pickling Vinegar .42
Delivered .to you in new 1-gallon glass jugs for.
which we charge 25tf. whlch we wln credit 1 oa
wish to return same. ' ' .
, MATCHES! MATCHES! I MATCHES! ! !
1 Solid carload, just arrived, ot-celebrated -Red
Seal Matches: '
Per carton of 6 boxes .35
r PRESERVES! PRESERVES!!
1 direct shipment of the celebrated Rupert's Pre
serves, in Apricot, Black Raspberry and Logan
Berry. Large 15-oz. jars. Special, 3 for ..- .85
These Preserves are packed In Portland, Ore.,
and etc of the finest fruits obtainable, sure to
please the most exacting taste.
BUY-RITE STORES A RETLOUR CENTERS.
1 carload of Little Hatchet Flour, recognized as the
best Nebraska wheat put in a sack,' every sack
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction:
Per 48-pound sack $1.88
Per 24-pound sack 99
We want you all to buy a sack of this flour, on
approval more loaves of better bread to the sack.
. PRUNES! PRUNES!! PRUNES!!!
. Our first shipment of large, Juicy Prunes at les.
than wholesale cost. " .
3 pounds for e, .39
Per 25-pound box 52.71
This same size and grade of Prune is being sold
slsewhere for 20 pound.
E. KARSCH CO:,
Vintoa and Kins Ste.
GILES BROTHERS,
Bensoe
FRANK KUSKA,
ISta aad trtrfleia
HANNEGAN A CO.
;j;t. Are. and LeaTraworth
I
LYNAM BRENNAN
Sixteenth aad Dorca
F. B. BOGATZ,
tlet and 8ti South Side
, ERNEST BUFFETT,
The Grocer at Doadee
OSCAR E. NELSON,
tlth aad - St... rienth Side
JEPSEN BROS.,
ZSth end Camtns
VILKE & MITCHELL,
rartietli and Farnam
THORIN & SNYGG,
Fortieth and Hamlltoa
GEO. r) ROSS,
. !tth and Amei
J. D. CREW A SON,"
. Thirtr-thlrd and Arbor.
ARMAND PETERSEN,
xam Sherman Are.
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k J esW'i'baWa. t3
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Give a Thought to
MUSIC
We carrv a complete selec
tion of all the latest hits and
classical music either in
sheet music, player rolls or
sj
i on Columbia records.
The house of Schmoller &
Mueller stands today as it
has always stood for the last
62 years NEBRASKA'S LARGEST MUSIC
HOUSE.
We are exclusive representatives for the
WORLD'S BEST PIANOS, including the
Steinway Hardman Emerson
Steger & Sons McPhail Lindeman & Sons
Behr Bros. Werner and
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Here you find the largest and most complete stock of band
instruments in the west at lowest prices. Exclusive repre
sentatives for,J. W. York & Sons' band instruments.
i .; i
Our prices and terms are the lowest in the United States,
quality considered. ,
Schmoller & Mueller
1514-16-1S
Dodge St.
Piano Co.
Leading Music House of the West
Phone
Doug. 1623
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Make a mealtime hit by serving
PREMIUM SODA CRACKERS with but
ter. The zestful saltiness of these
tender crackers blends so well with
the butter, or meat, or cheese, or
jellies, that there will be many calls
for more:
Sold from glass front cans and
from large size QU's by , the pound;
in the new Family Qubox; and in
In-er-seal Trade Mark packages.
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How to Have Pretty
Natural Looking Curls
Straight, lank hair is becoming to but
few women and there's no excuse now for
anyone looking homely and unkempt on
that account. Those who have foresworn
the ccrling iron because of the damage it
does by drying and breaking the hair will
be glad to hear that the simple silmerine
method will produce, a far better and pret
tiei effect, without any injurious result
whatever. Jf just a small quantity be ap
plied with a clean tooth brush before do
ing up the hair the loveliest natural look,
ing curls and waves will be in evidence
in three hours, and there will be nothing
streaky, sticky or greasy about it.
A few ounce of liquid silmerine. ob
tainable at any drug store, will prove a
welcome addition to many a dressing table.
It is best applied by dividing the hair into
strands and moistening each of them sep
arately from root to tip.. The beautiful
wavy effect will last for a considerable '
lime.
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If HUNTS OUA9ANTEBD
SKIN DISEASE REMEDIES.
(Hunt's Salve and 3oao)iaii in 1
the treatment of Itch, Beaawia.
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Ing skin diseases. Try Uus '
teeatsaeat at our risk.
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