T1IK OMAHA HEK: SATURDAY. FhTTEMniT 2.1.
7
Skrivtr-Gati.
Th mrria"e "( Mit Metro Cm,
daughter ol Mr. O. t. Oil I
ami rl.iK $krer, gun of Mr. and
Mil. i'eter ftkriver, look plat
ui evening (i int home el th
tmumi parent). Re. F, w. See.
io, ni the Emmanuel Luihtria
thurdi f.mcutinf.
Mr. Skriver and h'n bride i!I
make tuctr borne in O N col, Neb,
At the Aihlet.'a Club..
With Mr. m4 Mr. Clarence E
Rrmk a ,iiitr a the Athletio club
ut evening were HI r. and Mri. 1-rc1
"irk J. Admit, Mr. and Mrs, Frank
Field jr.il Mo Jean Field. In an
other party were Mr. and Mr. Geo,
Horn II. Mi Marion !!t, Mi
Dofotny flier. Mr. Jl. A, Win
Mob t,t Portland, Ore., Mr. Swrar-
eingeu and 1. J. Norn.
Mi Mildred Vetdn, Mit Katli
erine Denny, Loal Mieleux and Wor-
land lugum wrrt in another party
Other holdine rei ration wrre
W. ,C. Frarcr, Of Arthur 0 r'mble,
Hj J. H. llraton. ; Dr. !fanke, 20,
josum r, Uyrne, K, and J. r. load,
jr,
At th Omaha Club.
In a Dutch treat nartv at the Om
ha dull follow in if the hall war the
Muse Mary Findlry. Franc Curt,
Willow O Hrirn, Do Wrmta onrad.
Jlurothy tavanauiih; the Mci
George Sto lons, (irrnviile ' Ander
son, Milton Koyrr, Millird Roger,
lout i indliy, Dirk Smith.
Another grout included the
JJesr. and Mrt'l.vnei Alfred Mini
cer, Gecrge Hack, Funk Scott, Mia
Muahrth IV.rker, Owycr llc and
hdwarq I r It .
' Anion f those holtlinar reservation
wrre Harry Korh, 4; Harlev onant,
4; I. F Jackson, X; F. II. Davis, 6;
C. R. Hann:.n, 4; J. R. Kennedy, 7;
I. C. Itnd'ord. 4; C. J. flaird, 12;
V. K. Wood, 10; I. C. N'ah, 12? j.
F. Stout, 5; O. W. Dunn, J. V.
Jlohmpii.r, J. R. Caldwell, 4.
At the Country Club!
At the Country flub upper danre,
list evriiinsr follow-in the ball, Mr.
and Mr. M. C. I'ctcr entertained
2S piirsti, r.nd Mr. and Mr. Mosh
icr (.'olprtzcr had IX; Mr. and Mr.
J. T. Stewart, II. entertained a four
ot.ic; Mr and Mr. Robert Iiiirn
hail six guest. In a Dutch treat
party were Mr. and Mr. Robert
Garrett, Newman lienton, Albert Sib
h?rnrn. John Sibbrrnscn, John t'ald
wcll, Mis Kukciu'c Patterson, I'hil
Mctz and Kalph Dold. .
For Chicagoan.
Mr.-and Mml Livingston Fairbank
of X!hie,no, who are viiitii'.g Mr. and
i'1". Allan I'ukry, were honor K"est
a: ('inner Thursday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. MacMillan Hard
li'H. Kefore' the' ball last evening a
D'Kch treat ' dinner va iriecti in
thrir honor wljich included Mcssr.
aii J Mcsdame Allan Tukcy and
Ktiests, Mr. ?nd Mr, IJvinvaton Fair
ha'i'. i cf (hieaco: Ben Wood, jr.;
Cii'orfre Thummid, Loui Meyer and
Problems That Perplex
Amo4 ky
BEATRICE FAIRFAX
Personals
It's &o ('rtnm to l.tka Tntu.
Ixr MM Ktrf; Thtr hn
be, n a'grat quretUui on my mliit
for inn iiiiiD, mill n niany mlii r
httV .lr1 yuti fur tit 1 11 I l'"v
like la luken IHu uitunliy In it 'I
i'V. I fm.t I rut 1 htve a, ritt ilru
la to with om of IU tiu aruunil
my hnWrt town. I am of'an atkrd t
to C4f ri4ih In tha vnln, anit if
1 ear mueh for lh yun Imf I flml
It hM In rnil.t Wher lh Irnutilu
lira la llntl I urn, cniy 15 utiJ
huva uid t tint I wlnti I mull ki
from wantliia to l until I am UI r.
I do not a often, and ln It I nut
Ion Int'OBVi'Mnit I lii dk rr.
niiMlxn to ao. My Mian do imt ri.
rtiy objvut, hut tliey Ilk for 'in
Qtiq el to ti" along I huva tn vr
rn rlin llM'ra lib I aom one
alona. Tha ti'a I like ar a few
yaata old Hvan mvaelf. itr of Into
It ma that 1 fall in (ova with tin
younr t-r ami for a wk cr two I
aimply a0or him. Ihf( I iinrcly re
anril him a a frU'ml ami till fir
Kin on !. yaw, i naver ii
Uirtil know lUM Ihenl ao well, but
It crnx a Ihouah when Ihcy emni
whera I am J rttnnot hear to eu
Y. W. C. A.
The first party of the n aum to be
Rivtu by (tie l. . u a. to tne
girl employed in linmet waa hdd
riiiirjday ailtrnoon in the iriit' rlub
room. Mitt Mmy I'attou ami Misi
V.-ricI lllark were hotre. Many
niore luch affair are planned for the
fall and winter month..
All Saint Fpiaropal rhurth hai
Cpeited it icrii .iimti hall fur use by
nidi nt nur.ei of Hie Lord Lister ho
p'tal mi Thursday eveninps. Mini
eriel Illack, recreation director o:
Ihe V. W. C. A., will b! in charge
of llieie parties.
Many of the r.urtt are euthusia'.tic
hikers. Saturday aftcrnocm 12 girl
I hy Miss Veriel 'lack will hike to
I'.lmwood park where t!;ev. will conk
supper and play baseball and volley
all, completing the day i program
by a hike bark to the hospital.
1 he first mmqucf of the season,
whirli Will be in the rnture of a rally
of the Federation of Club of the in
dustrial department of the Youn
Women' Ctiriatixn asoclation, will
he held Monday evening at o o'clock
in the auditorium of the central
butldinjf.
Invitations have been extended to
many girl who heretofore have never
had any connection with the assocla
tion, and it is hoped these girls, will
become active members of the vari-
ou clubs. The banquet will be fol
lowed by reports from the delegates
to the different summer conferences.
Miss Mary ration, the new club
secretary, will preside. Mise Lena
Satstrom, Elsie Dinklo and Alice
Jiarne will report on the industrial
conference at Lake Okoboii; Miss
them leave I liava ottan tiaa-l ami
r.ij i hut a girl arurt1 my uaa u
alu ihluklng that ah ta In lova,
l.ut u w.nrir. ma 4 i-l Cau l
tuu plraa Ml (at, auina way to
uvr, uin, tt.i f'l-liiig, ur will 1 hav
to amlur II lrii 11 l natural
fr all of li.T I ot i liaitly to
oien-.m thi frln.g. I am nut
very luppy aiy mur. nl thla inakM
tbliia wnra. I will certainly ba
thankful fur any ailvita you may
m tn. f Ilk.' I-, it I the fl.l Hi
you gnu. I hop to nn anawtd
mi. I'.OMKMAItY,
' Mop worrying ahout your If and
your fei-luigo, KoHMiary. It la per.
fetly ii iturnl for you , iijy Imy'
aociciy all girln du -aii'l Uir la no
harm In our ?i!ng about with Hum.
t ut your parent ar rtht to irfr
lh it you honliln't go twonlng. And
t wouhl get thulr ,rinlo,n all lh
t'.ina and nut only when It la eon.
venknt. If yen ti. thn you hv
nolhlilg to worry; noon! t all. A
t'r you,- inciptt,;llty and the fickle
nn whleti troulilaa you, you will
outrow It. It la in,.ra or lea a
fli.nn we all K" trough, and the
urm'Vflr la not to t.ika yoiiraelf aerl
ouaiy. Tlo ra la a if ty In number,
and o long a you Ilk all the boy
you are nt making any totatuke. I
eoppiiKH you lire In Mich ai'hool?
Don't lie D liiterenti d In hoy that
von don't find time for plenty of girl
frlMid. and for your aiudle Will
iiiMetlee, Keep huay and you will
find littla lime to frl ahout youraelf.
I'hthp Men of Hutfilo rriJ
t,nday for a ihort sun with lot
pjiriiii. Mr. and Mr. Charlei Met.
Mr, II. II Wti'Zn leff for Kn
a. City Friday to si.it her titter,
Mill Alice iialrs, lor a few wrrkt.
Mrs ti (, Smith and Iter daughter.
Mm Richard Mllry, who lute
lictu ;endin; the week at Fvrrgrrru,
Colo, will be borne early neat wcrk.
Mi Margaret Fattnun Ie4vrs
Satuiday eauimii for Swntlnijr col
li ge, Sweetbriar, 'a, where the l
in mhool. -.'-
Mix Virginia darker will leave a
v.iek fioiii MoiuUy to return to St.
Tiiuoiht hool al ('atoniville, Md,
to tntcr hrr lourih year at the school,
Paul 0. FMhow returned Fridiy
to the I n vrr.ity of I'enn.ylvanla al
I'hiladrlphia to finish hit coure in
niedir me. '
Uirth Announcement.
A ton, Lawrriire. wa horn at the
Clark. on hotpiul September U to
Mr. and Mr. A. Ahrami.
Mr. and Mr7Wil!lam A. Shu
macber announce the birth of a ton
September HI at 2tert hopital.
He wa named Robert William.
Announ-ernent it made of the birth
of a ton, Kenneth William, lo Mr
and Mrt. Kenneth M. Snyder, Sep
trmber 20, at the Slew art hospital, I
Mv M
Proble
arnage
, AdeU Garrison' New I'hata of
"KEVELATIONS OF A WIFK"
(C-s-rrojM it:t
ems
How Lillian Wrung; Hidden Fact
From Madge and What Mother
Graham Did.
Lili an' tinny atoiii.hed nie
llul f. a rrond or two i could
ftily gtpe ludicoil-ly at hrr, JUil il
gaUamrd my moiher-m law into
rapid tprreh, and rllretiully lulled
her triii M Kalie' room.
"What do you mean " the demand
ed impel ioii.lv of Lillian, and 1 tup
pre. ted a luile tmilr at her cavalier
atlitudr. To my doughty tu,tlnr in
law all men and women are alike, I
believe she would bully Lloyd tieorge
or 1'rctidtnt Hauling- with nmal
aplmih.
Lillian tarely fail iu courtey IJ
the eld-r wuanait, hut the evidently
wa too ttiuely wroutibt up for th
aiiirhitir of life. Mother Cralmil
might not have pokrn (or any at
trillion which Lillian paid to lur. In
stead, my friend rame over to me,
Kta.ped rue by the shoulder and
shook tne in loving; exasperation,
"You w'cre in some awful danncr on
that ride lo the hospital," she said
with a positive inflection. "You need
n't deny it, for I know a good drat.
Rut 1 want you to Ppitl e.rrj thing
you kiinw."
' How did you kmi?" I asked be
wiltlered, tor 1 had nnl-'u no word
even to Lillian of my wild nde and
narrows- reaie from he rat log ul
drunken Mien.
'I'or one thing. Alien .u.pulid
wiiietliitif from the' way your car
came up the drive lie wa watrhiug
out for you, indeed, he v. at jut ihout
ready to go out and hum hr you."
Lillian la Insistent.
A tiny thrill ol a I. it i lied sanity, of
which I was ui-t.iiitly ah.iinei, ran
thioiigh the aniiovunee which I lilt
at this information. I was mire that
Mr, Drake' wati hfulm had its
lleits in hi love fur bottiiiK things
and his dislike of being thuaited. He
had 14,111 ally (oibiibbii me to go
lo the ho.pit.il, and I had driven
quickly away lo avoid I i company
on the expedition, the olfrr of which
he had urged upon me. lint I
couldn't heln bring pleased at the
ki.on lcil:e that henentlt l)i ar
rogime ibete lay a very real concern
for my aalety.
I did not fare O have Lilian's
keen prrceptuits or mv tnthrr m
lavs' saioiy iH'tuut distovrr my fol.
I', huwtscr, to 1 look rouge in an
snMo-ycd ttiffne.s of nniiiier.
"Mr. Dteke i tdrasej to ilieani,"
. I said prttishlr, "I here i nothing
j the mvtrr 'th the rar."
I "tlh, j( anointed little- Uriadid
dlrrt " Lillian ri tanned. She Mat aid!
hohlnij my shoulders, and'the sway
ed me back and forth a she spoke,
"I went out just now and looked
at Ihe car myself. Out that isn't all.
tine of Tom CluMtcr'a men came
in just now and told of ratlnad of
dtunken men on Ihe other toad, who
were trying to get tn the hospital
with two ol their number who wne
butt, They were telling a will tale
of a woman who I an thrin down, and
at he had seen ju p him tonight,
he rame up to s.e if you were all
tight."
"Margaret, Margaret !H
1 tiipini.e I wa ihe only wmmni
down t' th" library and w want
lo he itieio. .i talk t,uukly,"
There u no use resitting I illian
vs ic ii .he in.i'.' up lur tuiiid to any
thing. So rs-Uis lautly I pictuit'd the
ibase oi my cr hy ihe rtiuuki o men,
my elud.lig ol them, linn blinking
id the road and my d ish through
and (r.ie home
"I wonder how badly those men
are hurt," I aid womidly.
"I hope yon kilh-d them," Lillian
s:ild with a v 'lions luile i brk of her
lecth, while her hand tightened on
my hoobler "You btave, ii source
ful girl. I'm ptoud of you I Hut, oh,
mv dear, you nnght hae been kill
ed !'
Theie wa the tuspiiiont of a
quaver iu hrr voice, ami I knew that
she was deeply moved. Rut Mother
tiraham, her oil dee wot I. in with
emotion, iwipt lur away and took
me in he al ios
"MaiKiiet, Margaret." she crooned
oTer a:id osrr ai; on, while mv heart
l.-.pe.l anew t" the knowledge that
driving tonight,"-1 said v illi a lei hie ,1,.,,,;,,. ,v M;ihcr in law' crankiness
auem ( at sri.iiu winm (.un.in i lr ....iu -loved me.
promptly tijujMicd.
"Of come you were the only
woiti.iii driving ahiic," the rrtoited,
"Don't parry any longrr, come clean
with it. Were you hurt in any way,
and whut did happen.'"
"Oughtn't you to be with Mr.
Chester?" I made a last feeble at
tempt to bloik her in.islein.e. for 1
felt a positive physfral repulsion
(gainst relating lo anyone the tale
of that wild ride.
"No" the said raplosivcly, "Mr.
( hosier ha Dr. l'rtlit and your
father. And we haven't but a minute
or two, for Allen it bringing Smith
, Tarty at the dyrty.
Mrs. , Unis t lalke and Mi a.
firoige RedicU lire siionsoiing a
Junior league patty at tjn (iavety
lust Monday evening to see Dave
Marion's own show, a revue former
ly owned by legl'irld.
At the Urandele.
Mrs. T. J. Ollr.cn hid eight
giuts for supper at the I'.iaiujeis re
taiirant following ihe Coionalion,
J. J ILisley. ; Lee Ifulf, 4, and R.
M. Swiubr, 4.
P P Y T I M T T A I F $
-j sag. . mm mm w w w v - v wmm s w as mm
E FURTHER TALES OF
JIMMY RABBIT
- rv adtuiid crrvrr raii pv
H UI.MIIIIUI UvyVI I UniUUIfhtl
Jo! n 'McCagce, jr. After the corona- Evelyn Schmidt will tell of the stu-
lu ll nicy eiu iu me v.oumry nuu. oenr .oflierenre ar cane ii'.ncva,
For Mir. Dowi.
Mis' Margaret Dow, who arrived
Friday, to le the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry' ,T. Luberger, wa
honor guest at a dinner given preced
ing the ball by Mr. and Mr. Isaac
Carpenter, jr., at their home, The
guests were the Messrs. and Mes
damcs Henry Luberger, Victor Cald
well. Drexrl Sibbernscn. Mrs. Har
old White, Miss Dows, Edward Cro
foot and Drexel Silibcrnsen.
' After the coronation the party wetit
to the Country club for supper.
The Governor Honored.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Davidson en
tertained at supper at the Omaha
elfib following the ball. Gov. S. R.
Mclvelvie was an out-of-town guest:
Others who were present were the
Messrs. and Mesdame Arthur Guiou,
Ned Wcstbrook. T. F. Kennedy, Jo
seoh Parker, Mrs. George Brandeis,
Miss Virginia Barker, Frank Jud
son and John Davidson.
' For Miss Wricht.
Miss Marian Coad was hostess Fri
day at the Athletic club, honoring
Miss Geraldin.e Wright, who is the
guest of Miss Marjorie Menold.
Covers were laid for eight. Roderick
Clarke will entertain at the Brandeis
restaurant Saturday evening at dinner
for Miss Wright.
Wis.; Miss Isabel Nixon will report
on the Central City conference at
Lake Geneva.
Monday evening from 8 to' 10. at
Central Y. W C. A. building wil be
rally night and general registration
for classes, for all interested member
and friends of the association.. Thi
will be an informal social tvening,
with opportunity for nieetrng the new
fecrctaries. There will he a tour of
the building, giving everyone an op
portunity to see some clrsscs in ses
sion, also a program in the auditori
um and a volley ball game in the
gymnasium, staged by the Athletic
club. ' ' "
For Mrs. Miller.
Mrs. Harry Byrne will entertain 12
guests at luncheon at the Athletic
club Thursday in honor of Mrs. Rob
bcrt Miller of New York. Mrs. Mil
ler, who is at. present in Fremont,
will arrive Monday to he the guest
of Mrs. Barton Millard.
Mrs. Gray a Visitor.
Mrs. Robert Garrett returned Fri
day from the Met ranch, near Cody,
Neb. She was accompanied by Mrs.
Anna Corny Gray of Chicago, who
has' been spending icme time at the
ranch and who will be the guest of
her cousin, Mrs. Charles Metz, for
several weeks. . ' ' ' ,
CHAPTER 22.
' Jimmy Rabbit' Landlords
, Whenever Jimmy Rabbit noticed
an old, weather-beaten tree in the
woods, he always stopped to look at
it closely. In that way he found
imu'y a hollow tree. It wa handy
to know plenty of good larca in
which he could hide when old dog
Spot or Tommy Iox chased hun.
- In the siitb of an old hemlock at
ihe foot of Blue mountain, Jimmy
found such a Mini hollow that he (l-
(ided lo est it all the lime, instead
of as a mere hiding place when dan
ger came.
It was a tun! morning on a sum
mer'a day when Jimmy Rabbit spied
this cory nook. And feeling sleepy
for he uMially took a nap each day
nc moved in at once anrj inane rum-
elf at home.
wouldn't
ters
There's anmhe thing 1 tfnt to concilia
aiMtit, aid Jimmy wtociu
....
He slept soundly until cvcninx
when the sound of scratching awak
encd him.
'Somebody's climbing mv tree, he
said beneath his breath. ' I II v.ait
here until he comes down."
bu! the intruder didn't come down.
Jimmy wished the person svot'ld
leave. He was getting hungrier
every minute.
At last a muffled laugh rearhed
Jimmy's ears: "Wha-wha-whoo-ah!"
Jimmy Rabbit promptly stuck hi
head out of his own doorway 6nd
looked up into the top of the hem
lock. There sat Solomon Owl. He
laughed again as Jimmy stared at
him.
IU BHB3DH.
:H 1 I U H IS
a st a n oa
a z a 13 u a
n n n n
a a i
i n a a s n a
a
LH D S3 S 0 H 3 B
i a a
Uniform
for Street Car
Men
All new styles --sold
on payments.
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled
1417 DOUGLAS STREET
Quality
A Credit Store for Alt the People
Style
Here Is Welcome News
Sale -New Dresses
Typically higher priced in ntyle and quality.
Just pure hunt' el at unbelievable concctMion iul
likewise ale priced tomorrow at
0)50
and
Canton Crp
Crept Horn
Crepe dt Chine Tricotinji
Georgette Petrel Twill
AfJci for iusiWu, 5ffff, Afternoon anj Cenctttl ll'fur
It' quite impoaaible ta appreciate hat marel"u tlie
villi? the are until you them feel the rich tunlity
of their material and note tha uplertdtd workmaruhlp,
Luxurious CoU -$34.50 to $93.50
Tailored Suit -$39.50 to $110.00
Gowni$24.50 to $79.50
km m i
1!!!!.
Fi r-iji
'llulio;" ciirn Jimmy. 'Do you
live here; or an. you only waiting
for somebody?"
Solomon Ow! gared down at Jim
my Rabbit sob miily, quite a if he
had never !.iu;;!.'d in a'l his life.
"I live here, ' be laid al lat. "I
have a fine h de up hfre."
"My goodness! ' cried Jimiuv Rab
bit. ( "When I moved in today I
didn't know thi was an apartment
house,"
'Who told you you might live
down there below?" Solomon Owi
bonmed.
"Nobody!"
"Ha!" thundered Solomon Owl.
You ought to have asked my per
mission. Thi is my tree."
"I never knew it honest I did l'l "
Jimmy Rabbit assured him. "'f' '
good place to live. I hope you'll let
mc ly."
"I've been hoping ome mall per.
.V""1" want your apartment,"
said Solomon Owl. "You're ton bur
for cm." He was going to say, "Too
ok or me 10 eaten. ' lint somehow
n ie.it that the remark
sound well.
,."To J for the apartment?
Jimmy Rj-bbit asked him.
Mavbe." he "A..i.
V, i ii ici you suy, tor the ore.
u u in t lorver ine m.,,.
you re living in mv linn.. l'
your landlord."
Jimmy Rabbit thanked him.'
ise very careful of your new ouar.
, O'JIUnion UW uilrn.J (.:.
1 hey re in fine hape now. I don't
want to have to fix 'em all ,m fr
my next tenant." And then he flew
ott, for he usaul v u.m l.
meadow at night fall, In the hor of
... y,,,nK aim caicmng-i-a few
"'n c jor ) supper.
"He's a oncer One" Ilmm.. t..i.
I.:. L , , "o.,,y jdU
i enucKicd. -anis it no more his
w .,. nunc. iui meres no uie
arguing w-itn anybody to grumpy as
a.'SMillI yvV,
T :
jjininv u'a snrrv that h-
Solomon Owl for a'
he didn't want to movea way from
his new home. "Maybe I can get
Solomon Owl to move" he -m .
(.: , .. .. is.
iiuiiscii witn a smi e. r hen he
went off 'to look for his supper.
Solomon Owl was out slmno ,11
m'cht. He didn't come hari ,m,i
after Jimmy Rabbit had scampered
nome. jimmy Heard his booming
call and stuck hi head On! n( hie
doorway and spoke.
ipu said you owned this apart
ment. I believe." he remarked.
You know very well I did"
napped Solofon Owl,
Well, said Jimmy Rabbit. "I sun-
pose, then, that I shall have to make
all complaints to you."
Solomon Owl only stared at him.
"1 don't like the scratching sound
that I hear above my head some
times, Jimmy told his landlord, "I
want it stopped."
Solomon Owl didn t know what
lo say. He - couldn't move up and
down inside the tree trunk without
liotrintr hi. r-lriu-ii ,ti,,i tt.A
"nn'-'w ... ..,,.- oiv nans,
I'll think about that." he muttered
finally. And then he dived into his
hole.
Late the next morning tbev han-
peurd to meet outside the tree.
"There another thing I want ta
roinplaiu about," said Jimmy Rabbit.
"Vuu ought to furnish heat. My
apartment was unite chilly last night,"
"I'll think about that." Solomon
Owl replied iii a grim voice.
"Well, it wasn't long before Solo
mon Owl bewail lo wear a worried
look. Not a d.tv passed that Jimmy
Rabbit didn't ak hun for some im
provement. And at ls Solomon be
gan lo duslg hi tenant. And, to
ins ihoitjy, Jimmy mail ,i m it, h
nun tit. I Soionum ofirn lumd it
impoitihlf if sleep.
"You'll hv to move," Sotoimui
il l.(t tuld hi. trntill bluntly,
"You't too nsy "
''iy well!" Jimmy inerd
'I'll most on lh Hfl loosing day"
"Whm wd tint br '' Molomnn d.
miiiihd uhea.tltr,
" I r i ii i n-si M "
"I tnl Wt fiir t i,.e,
H. ' I'm KfMU'iJ I ! 'v I . (
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Women's Low Shoes
In the New Fall Fachions
i At the price of most ordinary fch.s we aru
offering these newest and smartest of fityles, but
three of which are pictured. They include black
or brown brocaded satin tongue pumps; black satin,
or tongue pumps; patent leather oxfords; black
kid, brown kid and brown calf oxfordu and new
fashioned strap effects in black satin, patent
leather or black kid for semi-dress wear.
Goodyear
Welt
Flexible or
Hand Turned
Sole
High or
Junior French
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First Showing of Men's
New Fall Shoes
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Black Box Calf or
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6.00
6.50
Sturdy Buster Brown Shoes
for Boys
Priced
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3.50 4 00 5.00
Third Floor East
Fourth Floor
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Attempts to conceal complexion
blemishes usually fail, and only serve
to draw attention to the defects.
Underneath most unattractive skins
Is clear, pleasing complexion all
that is needed lathe proper treatment)
It is sururisine how often a brief us.
of Reslnol Ointment and Resinol Soap
win ciear aw.w oiotcne. redness and
roughness and five the skin its natural
liniment and charm.
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Follow the Beaton Path
WHERE OMAHA BUYS DRUGS
BEATON DRUG CO.
15TH AND FARNAM STS.
Mi Sc on the
dollar ar fraction
thereof on mail
order for parol
pott and packing,
TOILET ARTICLES
$1.00 Pivt-r's La Treflo
Azurea Face Powder.
or
$1.25 Pinaud'i Lilac Vegetal
for H8
15c- Amnmi Shampoo. . lie
fl.50 Djer Kiss Vegetal
for 81.10
50e Pepsodent Tooth
Paate nr.
(10c Odorono l'J
11,10 I'jroa, for the teeth and
truma, for
$1.00 Frank's Lemon Cream
for 7Uf
50c Milkweed Cream . . MIC
-CIGARETTES-
Fresh mado (not government
supplies.) Camels, Lucky
Strikes, 2 pkgs. for..!!.
Ter carton 81.115
Add 5e per carton or box on
mail orders for postage and
packing. '
CANDY DEPT.-
$1.10 lb. Original AllegreUi
Chocolate Crtama, per lb.,
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-ROUGES
r.Oe Ihrin' Rouge. .. .!.!)
Kudnut' New I'ackage Rouire
and 1'nwder, In gold bon,
for SI. .VI
tft (ioutorbe Kouge, new
hade, In metal bos,.;iM
40c Djer Kit Riug.,, ;
-FOR MEN-
$1.00 Gillette Razor. . .)
1.00 Gillette Blade. .(.
fiOe Durham Duplex Blade
for :.!
$1.00 Auto Strop Blade
for (Kit
$1.00 Gem, Kver Ready or
Auto trp Vazor . .7n
$2.50 Hair Clipper.
10c
CIGARS
Lord Curzon..
Box of ,riD
10c La Confession,
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Box (.f ful
Flor do Infill , . , , .
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Box of ful .s2.1i5
Lie Mnnnrt, Americano,
3 for , , .2rt
f $3.25
SUNDRIES-
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HAIR NETS
10 F.lon Hair Net,
per del 50
DRUG WANTS .
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