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Society i
Foi.um-McDoruU Wedding at
Manila
. Mi.. Ruth McDonald, who lat
wrck announced hrr engagement to
Clirlc A. Kdhkmih of Stw Vork,
cable, from Manila to her parent,
Mr. and Mrs. ilenry S. MrUoimld.
Ihat the marriage U to take place
thu halurUay. 1 he wedding win ie
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. M.
I'otttrnun, whie guest Mini Mc
Donald hai been during her ttay in
the Philippine. Mr. McDonald
plant to voit her daughter tome time
during the year.
Mrs. Long Honored.
Mm. John B. Long of Council
j Bluffs has been honored with elcc
; lion to the presidency of the Went
Central district of the Woman! Bap
' tit Foreign and Home Missionary
aocirty. The district comprise! the
stalei of Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska.
Mm. Long! election came Tuesday
when the board met in Omaha. She
ban been active in the work ince it!
organization here five year! ago.
For Mrs. Baxter.
Mis. Gertrude Stout entertained at
an informal bridge party Friday aft
ernoon for Mrs. Donald Baxter, who
is visiting her parents, Mr.' and Mrs.
W. V. SlabaiiKh. Saturday Mrs.
George Flack will entertain at a
small luncheon in her honor at the
University club.
5: For Mrs. Nelson.
Mn. Thomas Duffy was hostess
Friday at a luncheon and Orphcum
. party for Mm. Henry G. Nelson of
r Minneapolis, who is the guest ot
, S Mr. and Mm. L. L. Clarke. Mr.
'i Nelson will return to her home on
Saturday. '
Mr. Lowden Honored.
I. Frank .0. Lowden, former gov-
. ernor of Illinois, was guest ot honor
c Thursday evening at a dinner given
at the Oniaha club by Norris Brown.
. V Covers were laid for 10. Mr. Low-
deu came from Lincoln, where he
J spoke Thursday.
W. R. C. Notes. ,
c George Crook Women's Relief
corps presented the American flag
to the Evangelistic church, Twenty
5., fourth and Franklin streets, last Sun
's, tlay. M'r.. Ellen Hall, patriotic in-
Mructor for the corps, made the pre-
: sentation speech.
'': Mrs. De La Mar Hostess.
Mrs. Harold De La Mar was hos-
tess at a bridge party Thursday. Mrs.
- De La Mar was formerly Miss Luella
J' Peterson and has been spending the
' holidays with her parents.
i? Luncheon for Sewing Circle.
vi Mrs: Amos Thomas will be hoste?
:? at luncheon next Monday for the
Junior league sewing circle, of which
she ii a member.
r Sixty-six Club.
The Sixty-six club announces that
j! vhe dance planned for January 14
!C iias been postponed until January 28.
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' Omaha Woman Describes
;- Her Impressions of
Werrenrath.
. Mm. Hoxie Clarke, secretary of
f the Tuesday Musical. club, was oue
of an audience which crowded Car
is Jicgic hall in New York ouc Sunday
a, in November to hear Kciuald Wer
st, renrath sing. "He is very clever in
I arranging his program and has a
;:: fiost pleasing personality," said
?.frs. Clarke of this baritone, who ii
t3 appear at the Brandcis January
j. 19. under Tuesday Musical auspices.
"The tiling that appeals especially
? to an audience is his stage presence,
'? his mental poise as well as his mu-
sical poise," Mrs. Clarke said,
i . "He sings with ease and great
charm, and never sacrifices tone for
j his high notes. Thay are so celt
s' tcred that oue hardly realizes how
7 high they are. His program that
day was largely classical, with a
T sprinkling of the modern futurist
'J music, in which he is interested. But
he was perhaps, at his best in the
old time songs, which his audience
clamored for as encores at the end
: of the program. He graciously sang
; six of these old favorites including,
: "Danny. Dee ver," and then an
! nnunced sotto voce to his accompan
ist, "I've got a date, with my wife,"
and .made his escape." ' ,
Personals
Mrs. J. E. Helms of Webster. S.
D., who has been visiting relatives
in the city, left Thursday for her
, home. , '
Mr. ajid Mrs. John J. Cassidy an
nouncJthe birth of a daughter, Kath
leen Pucile, on January 6, at the
Stewart hospital.
Miss Elizabeth McDonald . and
Miss Mary Findley leave Sunday
evening for Bradford academy,
where they arc in school.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hill left
Thursday .evening for California to
snend the winter with Mrs. Hill's
sister. Mrs. II. R. Hill of Redondo
Beach.
T.ipntpnant and Mrs. R. H. Filllev
of Langlcy Field. Va., announce the
birth of a daughter January 4 at
the Methodist hospital. Mrs. Fin
ley was formerly Miss Irene Shcp
ard of this city.
Mrs. C 'E. Fuller was called to
Hollywood last week by the illness
of her sister. Mrs. Fuller will re
turn next ' Tuesday to Oniaha and
she and -Miss Mary Fuller will take
a short trip to Chicago.
Senator J. B. Kendrick of Wyo-
ming spent Thursday in Oniaha cn
route to Douglas, Vyo. ' He is the
president of the Amercian National
Livestock association and will at
tend their meeting next week in
Colorado Springs. N
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Crofoot leave
Saturday for San Francisco, where
they go to meet their daughter, Mrs.
Harold E. White, and Mr. White,
who are expected to land January 11
at that port, en route to the states
from their home at Calcutta, India.
Mrs. John Quincy Adams arrive'1
Wednesday to spend the remainder of
the week with Mrs. Julia James and
Miss Frict'a Lang. Mrs. Adams is en
; route from her home in Halifax, N.
S, to Dallas, Tex., where Mrs. James
wit! join her in February. Mr. Adams
f a former Omahan.
BA"B' BIIIKFX KKUTT temKM
My Marriage Problems
AaWta) Uarrlau' r ttuiM at
"REVELATIONS Oh A WIFE"
Th Nwi Dicky Broached to
Madge
I waited tensely, atmo.t breathlm
ly, for Robert Savarin'a reply. U.d
I hopelety blundered by my talk
to him and made thing! harder (or
Lillian? Gr
ills hand MI heavily on my
ihoulder, and I saw affection a"d
gratitude as well ai misery in the
brown eyes looking down at rue."
"You're a wonderful girl. Madge,"
he !aid, "and a loyal friend. And
I will do ai you ask. But don't
let her lip away from me. Some
time! I fear"
1 took him by the coat lapels and
khook him soundly, as if he were
Dicky or Alfr.d Durkee instead of
the famoui artist" of whom I alwiys
had stood in awe.
"You need fear nothing if you"!
have a little common sense,' I said
hotly. "Just remember that it i
as absurd for you to object to Lil
lian'! work at it would be for her
to wish you to drop yours. And
jealousy of the men who confer with
her in her profession or her govern
ment work is as absurd a! it is un
just. In Lillian! heart there is but
one man youl And you ought to
know it."
A Changed Outlook.
I could have laughed aloud to sec
the titter amazement in his face
I released him. 1 do not think hU
dignity had ever been so upset be
fore. And then there came a gleam
of very human mischief into his eyes,
and before I could dodge him he
had pinioned both my arms, and had
stooped and given my check a hearty
kiss.
"There 1" he said. "Perhaps th.it
will teach you deference to your
ciders. But, seriously, dear girl, you
have helped me far more than jbu
know. I have been a little morbid
lately I am afrail And I know the
remedy one which I have known
I needed, but which I "have shrunk
from taking. This has decided me.
Take Lillian home with you. I will
make no objection. And you will
hear from me soon, in a way that
I think will surprise and please you.
And now, if you will pardon me"
He was gone with his usual court
ly bow, and I looked around the
kitchen wondering if I were dream
ing. There had come over him a
briskness of action, a quickness of
decision, a cheeriness which I did not
know he possessed. He was like a
person emerging from an icy shower
bath, and I felt a little glow at my
heart at the thought that I had been
instrumental in changing his point of
view.
r had no time, however, to specu
late upon the thing he contemplated
doing, which he had said would sur
prise and please me.
My heart was full of vague uneasi
ness about conditions at home, the
knowledge of which I was sure Lil
lian was keeping from me. As I
turned to leave the kitchen after
Robert's departure, I saw Lillian and'
Dicky passing the open window with
Problems That Perplex
Answered by
BEATRICE FAIRFAX.
Not Sure of His Jjovc.
" Dear Kiss Tali-fax: I am 18, and
in love with a man of 21, but it
seems he doesn't' care for me. Re
cently he has been very sick and I
went up to his house a few times
to see him without an invitation.
Do you think I did right?
' GRACE.'
Kindness to those who are 111 or
In trouble is just the warm hu
manness we all ought to show. Don't
question whether he loves you or
not. but Kive your friendship when
it is needed. This may bring you
the sincere regard you crave. If it
doesn't, at least you have made an
effort to treat another human being
well. Don't force your courtesy.
You will know whether or not it is
welcome. I hope you took some
one with you when you called.
' Kinship. '
Dear Miss Fairfax: What relation
would my husband's brother-in-law
bo to me? Also my sister-in-law's
baby? MRS. C. V.
No relation. He would be your
sister-in-law's husband. The baby
would be no relation, though you
could very properly call yourself
"aunt" to your sister-in-law's baby.
J. T.: To every happily married
couple the wedding anniversary is a
day of more moment than the birth
day anniversary, and then the wed
ding anniversary party is a great
deal more important than a birth
day celebration.
. Sometimes the aim is to reproduce
as nearly as possible the wedding
ceremony and original wedding
party. To that end as many as pos
sible of the original wedding guests
and bridal party are assembled,
bridesmaids and ushers of the origi
nal event coming from miles away
to do honor to the day. The time
set for the anniversary is then placed
at the exact time of the wadding
and sometimes there is an attempt
to have the bridal pair actually re
married by the very minister who
fitter
iC Established 1886
L,PAoneW0188
Choice Pork Loin Roast, per lb.
Fresh Beef Tongues, per lb.
niue Efll Flour. 24-lb. sack 93c
Genuine Jtaple Flavored Karo
Syrup, fine for Pancakes, 3
cang for 5Q
Silver Gloss Starch, S lb. wood-
en boxes, each 7t
Tall 1-lb. cang 1M Monte Red
Alaska Salmon. 2 cans ..574
Imported Turkish Layer Fig3.
Pgr lb 43
Monarch Orange Pekoa Tea, vou
cant beat it. per lb. ....494
STRICTLY FRESH COUNTRY EGGS, per doien 454
Suasbine Krispy Crax, 4-Ib. cartons, each 564
All package sugar wafers at less than pre-war prices.
. , , '
ATWOOD GRAPE FRUIT. Americas quality grape fruit. They stand
the test. 3 for 29
Cheap coffee is false economy. M. J. B. Is the most economical coffee
on the market. It goe half again as far as anv other. Save money
by buying the best Packed in one. thrve and five-pound cans by .
special process that keeps contents absolutely fresh. Nothing on the
market like these cans. M: J. B. coffee, known as the QUALITY
COFFEE OF AMERICA. Per lb. can 504
A Friday Order la Yonr f;aarntre f Prrmmal Atteattoai ul Early
DELIVERY S4TIRDAV
We
a n rulibi d and adorb!y rcttored
Junior following thrui in Marion
charge.
-Let Me See"
Dicky! hrad was bent toward
her, and Lillian was talking emphati
cally.' but in !0 low a tone that I
could not catch a word of what the
aid, and knew that no one else but
Dickv coiikl hear her. I hoped that
the had gained the knowledge I to
wiuhrd. And with thii hope and the
knowledge of 'Robert Savarin'i
changed attitude I went in to supper
in far more cherry mood than I had
thought possible.
Across the table Lillian'! eve! met
mine, and he gave me a signal im
perceptible to any one else which
told ine that everything wa! all right.
I wished that I dared to give her a
similar !ignal, but I knew that ,he
would not understand it, for I did
not think she knew of my talk with
Robert. And, of courae, I could not
have told her even if he had icen
us talking. It wai Robert! privi
lege not mine to tell her of the
difference in his outlook.
Mr!. Cosgrove, despite the khort
notice she had received that this was
to be our last iupper of the year
with her, had found time or had
time to prepare iome of our favorite
dishes, and we all lingered over the
supper table, loath as one always is
to say goodby to pleasant associa
tions. And we knew that this was
our real goodby, The morning
meal would be simply a scurry.
Just before we finished, Dicky
spoke in my ear.
. "Ship the rest, leave Junior with
Marion, and come for a little walk
with Lil. She wants us."
There was something in his man
ner that brought back all the old
uneasiness, and I lost no time in
obeying him. As we three started
toward the brook, I saw , Robert
Savarin's disappointed look, and
knew that he had counted on -talking
to Lillian himself. So I de
tached myself long enough to
whisper to him:
"As soon as you see Dicky and
me again, go down to the brook. I'll
tell her you're coming down."
He smiled his assenting relief, and
I hurried back to my. husband and
my friend. When we had reached
the brook, Dicky spoke:
"I didn't want to tell you of this
before we started, Madge, but Lil
lian thinks you ought to know it, so
that you can be planning what is
best to do. But I received a letter
from Mother yesterday, which this
time I cannot put down to hysteria.
Either Katie has gone out of her
mind, or else "
He hesitated oddly, and I put out
my hand
"Let me see the letter," I said
worriedly.
A
Bridge Luncheon.
Mrs. James McCord entertained
eight guests at a bridge luncheon at
her home Thursday.
made them man and - wife years
before.
While this is a very pretty cus
tom it is best not to attempt too
great imitation of the original wed
ding, as it may be less interesting
to the guests than to the bride and
bridegroom concerned. And lor all
practical purposes it is best to give
the party in the evening, no patter
at what time the original wedding
was held. For the first anniver
saries when the original bridal party
may be assembled the nicest anni
versary is a little dinner party at
which the bridesmaids, maid of hon
or, best man and ushers are present.
Foi such an anniversary the invita
tions should take the form of in
formal, friendly notes.- For a large
evening reception the cards should
be worded foamally, either written
or engraved. They might run some
thing like this: ,
"Mr. and Mrs. Walter Watts :
' At home, February 20,' 1918,
Tin Wedding. :
100 Oxford Street."
If you have a card bearing the
name of husband and wife the recep
tion invitations might be written on
that card. . , -. .
Ixioking for a Friend: The Get
Acquainted club, which meets at the
Unitarian church every- Sunday
evening, is one place where you can
meet friendly people. The First
Presbyterian church has a similar
club. For information regarding it
consult Miss Nell Garloch, 3345 Har
ney street. There are also Y. W.
C. A. classes and the Girls' Commu
nity Service building in the Gardner
building, Sevenetenth and Dodge
streets, where meetings are held
every night. Judging from your let
ter I think your best opportunity
for making friends would be with
the Big Sisters' organization. Mrs.
H. E. Toedt. 219 South Thirty
eighth avenue, Harney 4816, secre
tary, will tell you more fully about
it. Let me urge you to join a Y. W.
C A. class. . ,' : : -v
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280103 3amam
.-...204
jg
Arizona Solid Head Lettuce,
2 for 25C
Snow White Cauliflower, ea. 25
Small Sweet Navel Oranges,
2 doien for 494
Very Best Creamery Butter.
per lb. 4Q
lX"l Monte Minnesota Crosby
Corn. 3 cans for 504
Crystal White Soap, new large
bar, lb bars for 594 :
Th- Hixhst Crada Maara
En Noodlas, SptrrMtti !
tbar Macar6l Product
rwr
THE BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY, JANUARY 7. 192
Dog Hill Par agrafs I
" "O.. D: t 1 mJ
uy vjvui a. viniiini
The TiiUille Urn-. lin U fc
ttitiuntf into prominence, 111U now art
triiiis the tttcntiou of both tnaa an4
brast, it having: caused a team of
mulct to run away last Saturday af
ternoon. The Old Wiser of Musket Kidse,
who don't have anything to do with
anybody, stuck his head out of the
door today for a little airing but
took it back and slammed the door
vheu he saw Ellick iiclwangcr pass
ing. There was some little talk for a
while of straightening some of the
kinks in the Tickville railroad track,
hut if it had been done the train
would have come in earlier and that
would have upset the time tabic.
,ommon Sense
By J. J. MUNDY.
Are You an "Early Bird."
To get up early in the morning is
the hardest job you do.
You mention this fact every time
you are called to breakfast, if not
in so many words, in so many grunts
and grumbles.
But if you knew that by getting up
at 6, say, every morning, you
could pick up a baby bond, or its
equivalent, would you. not feel more
interested in the story of the "early
bird."
Ycii say you are harassed by in
terruptions all day long and it is
hard for you to get your work done
well because of these interruptions.
Then why not get up and do all
you can before obstacles beset you
and make it hard to accomplish, the
day's work?
A certain hardware man, the pro
prietor of the best and biggest store
in his town, is at his office before
the office boy, who is paid to "open
up" in the morning. .
When the clerks arrive, he , goes
witn victor
kas madwbreai n'
butter more popular
than even -
.2000MISUU1V7,':
Douglas
3940
The Shrewd Housewife S1: ops at the Table Supply
The Greatest Possible Values Always Await You Here We Urge Comparison
Pare Cane Sugar. 5 lbs, for 25c I Omar Flour,
Red Chili Beans, 4 lbs. for ..............25
Reid Murdoch Corn, per can lltf
Reid Muruoch Tomatoes 12
Peaches, Apricots and Plums, close out at 15
Prunes, extra fancy, 30-40 size, per lb 21
P. G. Soap, 10 bars.... 63
Carnation or Pet Milk 10
Campbell Soups, per can 10J
C rand ma's Macaroni and Spaghetti, 4 for 25i
Meat Values That Will Attract Many Housewives on Saturday
Fresh Beef Tongues V.18V
Fresh Dressea. Spring Chickens. . .29V
Fresh
Ya or
Ortman's Bakery
. Products
Citron
cake,
Fruit Cake.
half
404; cake 73"
Pecan and Maraschino Poum
Cake, each 30 f
Pecan Nut Butter Rolls,
per pan 25t
Cinnamon Rolls, do 20
Beef
Roast
100
home to hrrukfuxt, rc.uli tlie morning
llcr to know hew la he intelligent
ii iiirn drop 111 duiinis the lUy. Hut
it i- the tily iiioiiiini; hours uhiih!
keep him in touch with every liue
of hi Im-iiiris,
li -l e.hl. list, tntem-Haiml Kmlur. !
Aft .KTItr.MKT.
WOMAN TOO
WEAK TO WALK
Now Works Nine Hour Day.
Mia L PidthaoV Vegetable
Compound Restored Her Strength
Union Village, Vt-"I was weak
and nervous and all run-down. I
could not walk
across the floor
without resting,
and I had been
that way tot
weeks. 1 saw your
advertisement in
the paper and af
of Lydia E
Pinkham'a Vege
table Compound
I felt the good it
was doincr me and
I took seven more in all. lie tore I fin
ished I was able to work nine hours
a day in a steam laundry. 1 cannot
say too much in favor of your med
icine. I trust all sick and suffering
women will take i t. 1 1 has been two
years oince I took it and I am strong
and well." Mrs. L. A. GUI MANN,
Union Village, Vermont.
This is only one of such letters wo
are continually publishing showing
what Lydia E. Tinkham has done ft
women. Mrs. Guimann's letter should
interest you. ,
Many women get into a weak, ner
vous, run down condition because oi"
ailments they often have. Such wo
men should take Lydia E. Pinkham'c
Vegetable Compound at the first e'pt;
of trouble.
l V.r4S.Jv
Tiytnis
J k -. W TW
fm, to heal
-
7f) yoursKin
A pure ointment
that has brought
joy to thousands
tortured by skin
disorders
5oo!hinq and He-Jinq
r lour
jPuDji
Wis, ' ''
your ffrocer has Victor Flour ,
"CRETE MILLS"CrteM;. V
V- NjtSTAailSHIO tu
EVENTHWTH
Butter, extra fine table country, per lb. ..35
- Meadow Gold and Seward Butter, per lb. 42t
New York American Cream Cheese, lb. . . . ,27t
Ankola, Coffee, 3i lbs. for .....SI. 15
Santos Coffee, 5 lbs. for ....98
Advo Jell, 3 for 25c
Grape Fruit, 54 size, 3 for 25
Sweet Potatoes, 4 lbs. for 25
Extra Fancy Head Lettuce, ..10 and IVthii
Choice Ripe Bananas, doz 29
Pork Shoulder Roast .ll1.
Spring Lamb Legs 23
Hams
whole
Pure Ren
dered Lard
3 lbs. 32
Young Veal
Roast
150
Cigars Just Inside
the Door
10c Girard. 3 for 25v
Box of 25 S2.GC
'!:C Girard 10
Box ii for 82.35
'.c Girard 12H
Box J5 for 83.00
amela and Lucky Strive
Cigarettes, carton .-81.75
Perfectly
Pasteurized
Milk 11c Ql
Why Pay Morel-
Fur i Binnlha the Omah '
Milk Co. hat been rvina hun ,
ilred ef home, wild I'orftrlli.
rnuuriwd Milk at 11 crnta thi
quart. i-
"Omaha Milk" ! pur., rich
, whole-urn euw'a milk, produce1 !
in Douglm County. At our
Itlant, it ia IntH, clarifltd. an.l )
inrn itniuicaiJ7 . aMurikca
and coolad. ,
Wt aro now In a poiltlon to
rrvt mora bomaa. Tha offin
or our delivery aalvtman will b
' nld lo lv you a fraa tamplv
' quart to enmpar with your proa
rut aupply. Wa deliver moal
cvarythinc In tha dairy Una. In
rludln. Da by Milk, our "Jer-
Brand."
Omaha Milk Co. produeta art'
quKilty product!. Wa do not put
out a chriQ trad ot milk aa a
-aubatituta for our regular paa
teuriied Ho milk.
Let Ui Be Your Milkmen
Omaha Milk Co.
WEBSTER 0127
"Omaha's New Dairy"
Basket Stores
Special Sale
Continues
Thousands of Omaha house
wives are taking advantage of
this forced sale of first-class gro
ceries at wholesale prices.
You cannot afford to miss this
opportunity to save on your win
ter's supplies.
This sale applies only on pres
ent stock, which is fast disappear
ing as our customers realize the
bargains we are offering.
Stop at your neighborhood
Basket Store, stop at the Basket
Store at your transfer point on
your way home, stop your auto a
any one of the 25 Basket Store?
in Omaha and Council Bluffs.
Stop and Shop.
BASKET STORES
(PIANOS
U TUNED AND P
, REPAIRED
' All Work Guaranteed
A. HOSPE CO.
1513 Douglas. Tel. Doug. 5588.
And Back, BurnedSoCould
Not Sleep, Cuticura Heals.
"When my baby was two weeks
old he began breaking out with blis-
rm rs. Mer me blisters
'lLi scaled over and itrhM--i
burned so that he could
not sleep day or night, and
cried almost continually.
''JlWS i H1S a8 nd back were
affected. His clothino-
seemed to aggravate the
eruptions.
" The trouble lasted two months.
I began using Cuticura Soap and
Ointment and after using one cake
of Soap and one box of Ointment
he was healed." (Signed) Mrs.'M.
W. Quarles, Laingsburg, Mich.
Cuticura Soao. Ointmrnt anil T1.
cum are ideal for every-day toilet uses.
fampla lack Ttn ar Mall. Addreaa: "Catiem Ub.
Oflo:lil, Sant. E, H.Ian il 5! Smti.
Ti-Saf 3oi''2fa- Ointment a and Wc. Talcum c.
zs-e' uucara soap aaavaa without aat.
We Deliver
to Any Part
of the City,
48-11). sack .'.'SI. 79
Dold's Sugar
Cured Lean
Bacon 24Y&
55. 1
i-ni-rV1f,iCc.
CHY BUS
TERS
Slue Bell Flour,
48-Lb. sack . .
1.69
we seii Skinner's
the highest grade Macaroni,
Spaghetti, Egg Noodle, and
ther Macaroni Produeta.
'Bowens Valuc-Civing Store
hmy. Furniture Values
All this month the II. R. Bowcn Co. offer quality
furniture for every room of the home at exceptionally
low prices.
Living Room, Dining Room
and Bed Room Sets
'and Odd Piece
'all are to be had here at money-savingrices. What
ever your 'needs may be in homo furnishings, you will
find choice selections at the Greater Bowcn btore.
1
1
Queen Anne,
DINING ROOM SETS
Consisting of 50-inch Buffet, 54
inch Diner and 6 Chairs
a
Each piece in this set is made of selected wood, carefully fin
ished, and is a set that would bo prized in any home. A CO-inch
Buffet to match above can be had at small additional cost.
Four-Poster
In . Waxed Mahogany
Here is a very attrcftive four-poster bed, it is the full size
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maae OI select DUllu-up Ulllieuaiuil blulr, iuiibiicu hi a uiih.iiiii.itc
shade of mahogany. To see this bed is to want it. So made that
it will give life-long service and satisfaction. To get the comfort
able and restful sleep that you should have we suggest your getting
one of these full size Colonial beds. It will add to the beauty
the small room as well as to the large.
Worth-While Values
all this month in
Vanity Dressers
These Dressers are finished in
walnut, are well made and will
give years of service. Dressers
have ' large back mirrors and
two swinging side mirrors, with
two drawers on either side. All
this month priced at the Bowen
Tnoney-saving &A.A Cfl
price of Ptt.OU
Extra Large Plaid
BLANKETS
This is a most opportune
time to buy Blankets cold
weather is here and protection
while asleep in the way of
comfy blankets is the best pre
ventive against colds.
Priced during January at the
Bowen Store, at
$2.45, $2.98 and $4.98
all can afford new Blankets.
It Pay
"Howard St., Between 15th and I6lh
Walnut Finishc
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$110
Bed $39.-
Finish
January
Lace Curtain Values
You will save money by accepting
any one or all of these Curtain
Values:
Ready-to-Hanjr Curtains, in Marquis
ettea and Voiles made up complete
with Valences lace; per pair. 7QA
during January... ,IJ7C
Full size Voile Curtains in cream and
ecru, hemstitched hems. These Cur
tains are very serviceable, and are
offered during January 7C
at, per pair sa.a
Plain Marquisette Curtains, in cream
and ecru; edges trimmed with lace and
hemstitched; per pair, - . 1 QC
January price, per pair T1,UJ
Overdrapes of Cretonne, all ready
made and ready to hang; 1 no
January price, per pair..... fl,i,a
Imported and ' Domestic Curtain Nets :
values up to $3.75; now (t QQ
priced per yard, at, only. . . .
White Enamel
Porcelain Top
Kitchen Tables
Nothing could be nicer for the
kitchen than one of these porce
lain top Tables. Each table has
spacious center drawer, and are
Big Values at our January low
price
of
$5.95
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