HIE BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 24. 1921.
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Society j Publicity Chairman j
ArchtrWrihc
Iit Breta 11. Wright and I'rlrr
I, Archer were roarritd at 8 o'clock
ihuriday cveninir, bfptmibfr 22, at
M. Atnci by the Rtv. James J.
licrne. The ttrml.tnu were Mii
J-rancia Waller and Alban Burr
iJ. Hie bride wore a noun o( prarl
rulored georgette and carried 3
almwer bouquet.
The bridetmaid wore a blue can
ton crepe gown with pearl trim
tilings, and a hat to match. Hie car
ned Ward rote.
. A wedding lrcikft ua t4
following the frretnony.
Dinner Before BalL
Mr. and Mr. George Brandri
gave a dinner in the nrw Hrandci
irMaurant in honor of Mi Florence
Hyde of Kan City, the itne.t of
Mia Dorothy Jud-.on. Coven were
1-Uied for 10 gutitts.
Mr. and Mr. tieorge B. Prina en
tertained at dinner at their home
Friday evening. Later their guest
iitiendrd the coronation ceremonies
t the Den. Covera were placed for
Mcr(. and Mesdames Herbert
Wheeler. A. L. Kecd. W. J. l;oye,
1 riiir. Mr. 1". A. Nah and Mr.
Charles W. Hull.
Mr. and Mm. T. L. l)avi enter
tained at dinner at their home
preceding the ball in honor' of their
tiucu. Mr. and Mr. K. M. Morrison
of Kansas City. Cover were
placed for Messrs, and Mesdames
Morrison, Will Coad, Walter Kob
rrts, Davis, Mrs. G. A. Meyer and
Mr. Guy l'uray.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen C. Wharton
gave a dinner at their home be
tore the ball. complimentary to Mr.
and Mr. Nixon Elliot of Denver,
who are week-end guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M.
Teters.
ML-.SCS Enia and Peggy Kcctl en
tertained at a dinner party at their
home Friday evening in honor oi
their guest, Mis Virginia Wallace of
Washington. The other guests in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Richard Malls..-..
Xf.t.-c D (,!.. nl Van. Vnrt
'City, James Kinney of New York,
Jack Peacock.
Personals
' It. B. Lewis, jr., is a guest at the
West Baden Springs hotel, West
liaden, Ind.
Miss Florence Halloran of Salt
Lake City is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Meyer.
; Miss Florence Mcinscn of Ashland
returned home Thursday after sev
eral days tin Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Morsman, jr.,
will return next week from a sev
eral weeks' eastern stay.
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Crofoot have
returned from North East Harbour,
Me., where they have spent the sum
mer. '
Mrs. H..N. Craig ha gone to Den
ver, Colo., wherpthe was c;i!cd by
the illness of her daughter, Mrs. J.
W. Travis. .
i.hc AIisscs Catherine V llbur anu
Blanche Deuel, will leave October 1,
for the cast, where they will remain
for; six weeks. , .
VIts? Anna Redhead and Miss M'ar-
garet rtnapp or or. jusepn, mu.,
and Mrs. W. G. Hcmphrcss of Salt
Lake City, are the guests ot Mrs.
Everett Buckingham fqr the Ak-Sar-Bcn
festivities.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Mitchell of
Chicago i are the guests of Mr. 'and
Mrs. G. N. Pearson and family. Mrs.
Mitchell was formerly Miss Mildred
life
DREXEL'S
BOYS' SHOES.
The reason you get better
shoes for your boy here than
you do elsewhere, is that we
have had over 80 years of ex-;
perience in selling boys' shoes
and know that they must be -made
of the very best mate
rials or they will not stand
the wear that most boys give
them.
STEEL
HOD
HOES
are the best shoes made for
boys, and you will find that
one pair of these shoes will
'- outwear two pairs of ordinary
Doys snoes.
BOYS' SIZES
1 to 5H .
$4.00
LITTLE MEN'S '
Sizes 10 to 13
$3.50
DREXEL
SHOE CO.
- 1419 FARNAM ST.
Mrs. J. K. Livingston is t!ic now
publicity chairman for the Associa
tion of Collegiate Alumnae which
opened the season with an informal
reception last Saturday at Happy
Hollow club.
The president. Mr.. J. E. Wallace,
Pearson. They are en route to Silver
Plume,- Colo., where they will spend
several weeks.
Mrs. Ward Burgess and daughter,
Margaret Lee Burgess, returned Fri
day from their summer home on the
Massachusetts coast.
Miss Rowena Pixiey has entered
Duchesne college and convent of
the Sacred Heart, where she-will be
a senior in the academic department.
SPECIAL
California Tokay Grapes,
2 lbs. for 25c, or
65c per basket
Avocotto Pears, Brussels
Sprouts, Extra Fancy
Blue Permain Apples
Extra Fancy Grapefruit, ,
each, 15c'
Delicatessen in Connection '
Fruitland
D. G. JAMES
1521 Howard AT Iantic 4916
requests that membership dues be
ftit at once to the treasurer, Miss
Elizabeth Fry, 20J4 Binney street.
The year book which rocs to press
the first of next week will be distrib
uted to members at the next general
meeting which will be held Saturday,
October 15, at 1 o'clock, at the Bran
t'cis restaurant.
Memberships are open to all
women in the city who have had one
or more years at an acccditcd college
that grants an A. B. degree.
Suppers After Ball.
A Dutch treat supper party at the"
Brandeis restaurant following the
,hall included Messrs. and Me
dames Harry Byrne, Walter Byrne,
Earl Burkett, the Misses Marie Ver
non, Patricia Bender, - Mildred
Khoades. Mers. Robert Hughe,
Marvin Hundley and Ed Tcttis.
Mr. Taul PauUon entertained
at supper Friday evening, following
the ball. Hi guests will be: Mer
and Medamet Vale Holland, Henry
l.ubtrger, Herbert French and Mis
Josephine Cougdon.
Mr. and Mr. A. L. Reed had
a their guests Friday evening
at the Country club, following the
ball. Meirs and stesdamrs: Her
bert Wheeler, " W. A. C. Johnson,
Joseph Barker, George B. Prinx, W.
J. Foye. Mr. F. A. Xah and Mr.
C. W. Hull.
A dutch treat party at the Coun
try club following; the ball vi
composed of Messrs. and Mesdames
George Redirk, Charles E. Metr,
Ross Towle, George Thummel, Beit
Wood, Louis Clarke, Dr. and Mr.
Clyde Roeder, Allan Tukcy and
Loring Elliott.
Mi Helen Hoagland, Mis
Norma Mack, Donald McFarland
and Ralph Powell made up a four
some at the Brandeis restaurant.
L Foye Pirtcr entertained at one of
t tie largest supper parties at tne
Omaha club following the ball. The
honor guest was his hanccc. Miss
Ruth Edwards of Moutclair, N. J.
In one party at the Brandeis res
taurant were Messrs. and Medames
('. D. Sturtevant, Harry Nicholson,
Lee Kcnuard and Ray Peterson of
Plattsmouth.
Harley Conant entertained at a
supper at the Omaha club following
the ball in honor otitis sister, Mrs.
Franklin Harwood, of New York
City
Miss Ruth Edwards of Montclair.
X. J.. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Edwards, was honor guest at a sup-l-er
at the Omaha club which Foye
Porter gave for 12 guests after the
ball. "
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Gamble
entertained at a supper party at the
Omaha club, following the ball. In
their party were Messrs. and Mes
dame P. C. Hyson. Don Lee, Carl
Swanson, W. R. McGrcw, Robert
Trimble, William Crcy, Thomas
Donahue, W. F. Strykcr, and George
Miller.
A Dutch treat party at the Cmaha
club, following - the ball, included
Misses Dorothy Belt, Marion Risser
of Lincoln, Dorothy Judson, Flor
ence Hyde of Kansas City;. Messrs.
mm w--. .i.t. ,
mvu. IW. WI.I.VU.UUS.V.VI.
If HUNT'S QUAIANTBGD
KIN DISEASE RRMEDIES .
(Hunt. Salve n 3ap),all in i
the trctaient of Itch. Sm.
Rinworno.Tetttrorofhrltch- i
lnT akin diMM Trv whie'
Utstm.at at ou rirt.
Sherman A McConnell 5 Drug Stores
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Oppo
site H.y-den'i
Omaha's
Greatest
Values in
Millinery
A Special
Hat
at a Special
Price
aiPB Mate-
Incomparable values -- at a new low price
Made specially for us, by one of the leading eastern
houses. This year we are offering these hats at a
saving you will appreciate.
Trimmed with feathers, che
nille ornaments, lace and
the latest novelties. Black,
a large selection of this
popular color as well as the
brighter shades. . . . .... . .'. ...
- fvw3r'- A Remarkable Offering of Bargain! in
y-C -Tv Fall and Winter U. S. Army Good..
JnT U. S. ARMY BLANKETS ijpri
fv &&Z3Ls4 U. S. Army All-Wool Blankets, 0. D., new, each," 'f '
JFfZ in Per pair ....$9.00 If - ,,
f II ; U. S. Army 0. D. All-Wool. Renovated Blankets, spe- Id i
, f M cial. each, $3.95; per pair , . . .87.00 1
mTfhu . Double Wool Nap Plaid Blankets, per pair, .i .83.95 a J
5iS34J Double Cotton Army Blankets, per pair, .only SI. 98 J
SHIRTS
Brand New, 0. D'., All-Wool U. S. Army Wool
Serge Shirts, very special at. ...... .$3.95
Used 0. D. Wool Army Shirts, only $1.65
Brand New Khaki Cotton Shirts only..,.98t
New Blue Chambray Shirts only... 79
; 4 UNDERWEAR
Heavy Cotton Ribbed Union Suits, fine for fall,
per suit, only $1.45
Dr. Wright's All-Wool Union Suits, a $6.00 value,
per suit -83.75
Dunham Wool Union Suits, only. ...... .'82.95
U. S. Army Wool Undershirts and Drawers, very
special at, per garment $1.39
SOX
Cotton Dress Sox, special, per dozen .... 81.50
Cotton Work Sox, per dozen pairs. .81.10
Wool Cashmere Army Sox, only ..49t?-
Medium Weight Wool Sox, per pair 69?
Extra Heavy Jumbo Wool Sox, per pair. .79d
BOOTS AND SHOES
Regulation Army Shoes, Russett Shoes, 85.50
U. S. Army Officers' Cordo Calfskin Dress Shoe,
special, per pair 86.45
U. S. Army Hip Rubber Boots, new, special,
t 84.95
Hi Top. 16-inch, All-Leather Army Boots,
a dandy hunting boot, only.' .87.95
Unlined Army "Defiance" Russett Shoes. A re
markable offering at .....83.95
U. S-, Knee Length, New Rubber Boots,
only 83.75
OUT-OF-TOWN BUYERS Mail artera dm especial
attention. S)ipsenU asadc stailjr. W. prepay poster-
SEND FOR FALL BULLETIN
LEATHER VESTS
Moleskin Shell Leather Lined and Sleeved Vests.
A real $10.00 value, at 85.95
Corduroy Shell Leather . Lined and Sleeved
Vests. Very special at .88.50
Moleskin Shell Leather Sleeves, Lamb Lined
- Vests only .$9.75
All Glove Leather Aviator Vests. A $20.00
value, at, only. . '. .............. -810.50
Genuine Horsehide Aviators' Vests. Very spe-
cial at .....817.50
BREECHES AND LEGGINGS
Brand New Khaki Breeches, pair only. . $2. 75
Brand New O. D. Wool Breeches, pair. .$4.75
Brand New Corduroy Breeches, pair.. .84.75
Brand New Gabardine Breeches, pair. .$4.50
Class "A" 0. D. Used Wool Breeches, pair,
a(. 82.98
Class "A" Khaki Breeches," special'. .... .980
Officers' High Grade Gabardine Button-Leg
Breeches. A $10.00 value, at ..... .$5.50
Ladies' Khaki Breeches, special, per pair, 83.75
Genuine Horsehide Leather Puttees. A real
buy at 84.95
O..D. Wrapped Leggings, per pair 81.19
0. D. Canvas Cuff or Side-Lace Leggings, pair,
at 790
SWEATERS
Heavy Rope-Stitch. Wool Sweaters, navy blue or
maroon. A real buy at 84.39
Regulation 0. D. Wool Sweaters with sleeves,
special, at 82.98
Wool-Mixed Sweater Coats, all colors, with or
without collars. A real value at . . . .82.95
All-Wool Novelty Pull-Over Sweaters, combina
tion colors, formerly sold at $9.o0, at so.9o
NEBRASKA ARMY STORE
1619 HOWARD ST. , OMAHA, NEB.
llfrbi?rt Connrll, Norman t'tirtice,
Phil Down, Jim Cornell, Temple
Mcl'sydfit mid (rank Campbell,
Colonel A .M. Schipp entcruinrd
t.t supper at the Omaha club follow
ing the ball (or Mr. and Me
Uuntf K. A. IV gin. W. K. Ati.ir, K.
It. Sprs.ue and Mrs. Blanch Pat
tcrton.
i Keitaurant Parties.
Among those entrrtainir.it at
upper Friday evrning in the Hran
dris rettanrant following tbi Ak-
Sar.Reu ball were: A. Locnitcin,
who will have 6; Paul Skinner. 2;
R. D. Kylrs. 2: C K. Can oil, 2;
A. II. Dudley, 10; I. M. Watt, 2;
R. V. Hughe. 12; K. C. Gocke, 5;
A. C. Shedd, 2: W. K. Rhode, 6;
Tom Quiulau. 4; A. C. F.llwood, 2;
V.. Klein, 4; C. Brower. 8; R. Binby,
8; Frank McCaffrey. 10; L. C. Ham.
ilton. 14; Dr. Frank Conliu, 4; Mis
La Uonchin, 2; Mr. L. Tyhl. 9; Mr.
M. Marcus, 10: Frank llynt. 4;
F. Rauar, 2; T. If. Radcliflc, 6; J. L.
Newman, 2; W. T. Sand?r, 4;
D. C. Bradford. 8; S. II. Llwood. 4;
J. Seaburger, 4; C. T. Redtield. 12;
. V. Hughe. 6; Bernard F.. John
aon, 10; L. '. Lyon. 2; V. L. Ram
ble, 0; C. Westimritner, 8; M. L.
Dcgen, 6; Dr. J. E. Pulver, 12; How.
ard Goodrich, 4.
Boa Party.
Mr. and Mr. J. E. Davidson
had a their gue.t in their box at
the Ak-.Sur.Uen ball Mr. and Mr,
losenh Barker. Mie Klirabeih
Barker. Virginia Marker, Dorothy
Davidson, Mr., Drnise Itarkalovv,
Washington, D, C, and Mr. Walter
Head.
ButlkcUy Party.
Little Mm tienevievc Ham en.
trrtained Thursday afternoon in hon
or of lier fifth birthday anniversary.
jhe guest were Muse lierrv .Man
ville. Anna Johntou. Evelyn us
lorky. Mer. Jack Tillery, ( HHord
Johnson and Jame Crisborsky.
Bishop Edwin H. Hughei
Of Betlex, Mess, s.eekt at k. First
M. K. Ckursh, SOIh en4 Dsepel.
MeaeUy tveeief, .st. I.iK. Aiesisswa
Os. Sueiesti le Hmi .1 tks Mum",
Tickets sms .els Ptel' Dis Strnf, V.
M. C. A. ) MUkel't Mush Jlere.
ivratirvtNr
For skin blemishes
"RESItlOL
5oolhinq and Hcaline
It reduces irritaf ion
andusualhr restores
Ihcakintoib normal
healthy condition .
Trial free
DepU2T
Resino!
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BEATON'S
SA TURDA Y and MONDA Y SPECIALS
It pays to note every item in our ad. They are
all money aavert.
DRUG WANTS
35c Kellogg's Tasteless Castor
Oil 25
75c Scott's Emulsion, small,
at 59t
35c Snake Oil 29t
$1.10 S. S. S 85
70c Sal Hepatica 54 1
$1.00 Lavoris 89t
4 oz. Peroxide Hydrogen.. 8
Lysol 17
00c Phillip's Milk of Magnesia,
at 39
85c Jad Salts 56
35c Beaton's Bandoline, at 22
$1.00 S. K. & F. Aspirin
Tablets, bottles of 100,
at 59
Gillette Razors, with three
blades 89
$1.10 Boro-Phenoform Supposi
tories 89
$1.25 Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound 98
65c Doan's Kidney Pills, 44
15c Lux Soap 12
35c Sloan's Liniment. .. .28
Kosine, for epilepsy . . $2.00
$1.25 Listerine 79
$1.10 Nuxated Iron . . .83
$1.25 Lyko Tonic... 98
$3.75 Horlick's Malted Milk,
at .$2.89
25c Mentholatum ....17
35c Castoria .-. .25
60c Syrup Figs ...... . .46
Hinkle Pills, bottles of 100, :
, . at 25
$3.00, 2-quart Thermo Pack,
at ................. ..69
50c Stationery, per box, 29
FOUNTAIN PENS
Conklin's Fountain Pens,
Waterman's Fountain Pens,
$2.50 and up.
Eversharp Pencils . .50 up
HAIR NETS
Special Sale
Elona Human Hair Nets, per
dozen ........... .50
Venida Nets, double or single
mesh, 2 for 25
CIGARS
Standard brands at old-time
prices. Take a look.
8c H. B. Cigars, each. . . . .5
Box of 50 $2.25
10c Mozart Classic or Bouquet,
4 for ........30
8c Flor de Intals, each. . . .5
Box of 50......... . $2.25
PHOTO DEPT.
Extra Special Frame
Bargains Saturday and
Next Week.
Many handsome frames at
less than half the regular
price Display room, sec
ond floor.
Film Developed Free When
Prints Are Ordered.
MAZDA LAMPS
The Original end Reliable One.
15 to 50-Watt ...40
60-Watt 45
Fuse Plugs, 10 to 30 Amperes,
at .: 10
TOILET ARTICLES
AND SUNDRIES
$2.00 Lustrite Manicure Sets
at $1.40
50c Beaton's Theatrical
Cold Cream, Ji-lb. cans,
at 35
30c Pond's Vanishing or
Cold Cream 19
$2.00 American Alarm
Clocks, at $1.39
40c Tooth Brushes ...25
Beaton's Brilliantine . .39
$1.00 Neet 79
35c Cutex Preparations.
at 29
50c Goutorbe Imported
Liquid Nail Polish.. 29
50c Pebeco Tooth Paste,
at 36
30c Kolynos Tooth Paste, ,
at ................ 18
60c DeMar's Benzoin and
Almond Lotion ....42
50c Pepsodent Tooth Paste,
at ........... ... .36
20c Pears' Unscented Soap,
at 12
60c Newbro'a Herpicide.
at 39
30c Woodbury Soap... 18
Life Buoy Soap, cake.. 8
25c Flexible Nail Files, 12
50c Orazin .Tooth Paste, -
at ....y........v. 344
$1.50 Pinaud's Lilas Vegetal,
at 98
RUBBER GOODS
Complete LineLady Attendant
$1.50, 2-quart Velvet Red Rub
ber Hot Water Bottle, 89
$2.00, 2-quart Velvet Red Rub
ber Combination Hot Water
Bottle and Fountain Syringe,
at ..,.......$1.45
$1.50, 2-quart Velvet Red Rub
ber Fountain Syringe, 95.
$3.00 Lcgrand's Female Douche,
at .......,........$1.98
All rubber goods guaranteed
for two years.
Mail Orders Receive Our Prompt Attention.
BEATON DRUG CO.
' 15TH AND FARNAM.
r
Sturdy Children's Slioes
We study children's wants as closely
as those of grown folks. Wearing
quality and comfort are the essen
tial features of our shoes for chil
dren, for a child's shoe should be
easy and fit well, in addition to
being durable.
Buy your children's shoes at Fry's
and they will satisfy in all details.
Sixteenth and
Douglas Streets
'liowen's Value-Giving Store
1000 YARDS
Imported Cretonne
On Sale Saturday
. Imported and Domestic Cretonne otul prints in all the pop
ular and latest pat term.
. Very suitable for window hangings, aenrfs, cushions, etc.
Regular idling price up to $2.50 per yard. Every yard oa
Special Sale Tomorrow
for 97c Per Yard
Do Xot Miss This
Big Sale of Blankets
for Saturday Only
' 'e are goitif? to put on Special Sale .Saturday Morning
500 BLANKETS:'
The larg,. double size the kind that will keep you warm
' ( various colors and patterns.
' Regular Selling Price, $3.23
' While They Last For 2.65 a Tair..
Window Shade Special
Genuine Oil Shades on guaranteed rollers in the popular
brown color. Ready.to hang. Complete: '
Bit, 3 ins.x6 ft., reguiar' 11.35 talue, Saturday, each ....-79e
Size, afi ins.x7 ft, regular $1.50 value, Saturday, each .......894
Genuine Oak Dressers
50ci less than former price.
Splendid finished Dresser ,
for IH.OO
Larger size, Golden Oak
Dresser $18.50
Others in Oak up to $29.00
CM
Reed and Fibre Sun Parlor Furniture
Specially
Priced
S40.00 Ivory Rocker, up
holstered in fine grade
cretonne, full spring con
struction, at .... $21.00
185.00 Frosted Brown
Chaise Lounge, beautiful
upholstering ....$39.00
147.50 Frosted Brown
Writing Desk ...$26.50
$98.50 Frosted Brown Day -Beds,
latest designs, high
grade upholstering, for
only $54.00
J47.50 Ivory Teat Wagon,
at ..............11A.KO
Frosted Brown Rocker, full spring seat, beautifully up
holstered, at only ...... .$0.50
Frosted Brown Table ...........................$12JSO
25.00
Kitchen
Tables .
42-in. Kitchen Tables, with
r drawers ........$4.25
12-in. Drop Leaf Tables
for ...........$12.00
Best grade Porcelain Top
Kitchen Tables in White
for .............$9.95.
. r.,r. , if ffl-WT
Wood Be'ds .
$35.00 Mahogany Colonial - v
Bed ..$17.50
f 45.00 American Walnut
Bed $22.50
$30.00 Quartered Oak
Bed $13.25
$40.00 Mahogany Bed . $18.00
$32.00 Walnut Bed --..-$14.65
Cedar Chests
The Better Grade
JS-ln. Col. Chest $15.00
34-ln. CoL Chest $12.50
44-in. Period Chest ...$16.50
48 in. Period Chest ..-$19.85
OfVAAAS
VALVCrlM02tTOlC "
TEL. ATLANTIC 3126.
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