TUB SUNDAY J5KK: OMAHA. SKPl'KMBEU IM. ll-'-'.
McFarlanc Lecture
Scries Opens
Saturday
Mil, IJ4 Kru McJ-arlarif, hrad of
l.ra t,iiKlili ilrparliiifnt, I'n.vfrt.ty
PI JJrtttrr, ho Ins conducted Ic
tif row if in OuuU lor several
aoi,s, Hill Khc tht first of a ir.
in of Ulki on "rimrly Interests
Saturday afternoon, September 30,
. .If) ocliM'k in the auditorium of i
Orchard & Wilhrlrn tor. Mn. Mr
laflarif will review "This I rrfdom,"
hy A. S. M. lltinhinon, arid "One of
Uiin," by tU Ca'her.
On Oiiul.fr JH, Mrs. MtFarlane
will ljrk on "The Tear hiligs of the
New I'kvclxtlofc' v : Nnvfinltrr 25,
"Literature for I IriMrei.;" December
i, "Literature (or Children" (Yon
tinned); J.imrary 27, "Iht Life of
lolin M 41 .lull;" February J, "l ine
irV in American Short Stone;"
Marin 14, "Notable I.iter4ture o( lhf
.Season;" April .'4, "Selnu LanrrIof
and Her Work,"
More than .'IK leathers hate regis,
tereil (or the rntirse, amirdirnc to
Mm Caroline '1 hrna of Llrnver,
manager for Mri. Mrl-'arlanr. Credit
lur the roitfie it given hy the L'ni
tersiry of Denver.
Leads Orchestra
For Removing All
Kinds of Stains
Clean white kill slinpirs with any
tiuli map, and sprinkle them with
tab run powder. When dry, rub off
with a soft rtotli. T hi wAei tlum
retain that new look.
Yellow tpot on clothing aie often
due to acid. Try inririersiiiK them in
a weak i '1 11 1 1011 of aiiiinoiiia and
warm water.
A few drop of turpentine added
to the rirriri-vsatrr when washing
white silk hose, underwear, skirts,
etc., prevent them from turning yel
low. To rte.in fur collars and cuffs, rub
ihoroiiKhly with corn meal soaked in
gasoline.
The white hraid on blue woolen
middies may he cleaned by sponging
with a solution of white soap. Trent,
and the middy .will lookjike new.
To remove powder Mains from
yoiir suit or rlresa collar, iponge
with turpentine
To remove auto and car grease
from any wash Rood", before wet
ting rub the spot with lard. This
loosens the grease and it will svash
out easily. Also lard can he used on
woolen good, then washed out with
guroline with a blotter tinder the
Kpor. Thin in splendid for men's
l'alm .teach suit.
Vaseline rubbed on the scuffed
plates of hoe before they are pol
LhrA will render the scratches in
visible and also prevent the surface
from brenming further scatched.
To' wash handkerchiefs so that
they do not discolor, put them in a
tub of cold, water to which a hand
ful of salt has been added. The next
day wash the niout and boil them
with one tablespoon of salt and one
teaspoon of oris-root. Rinse in cold
water and hanff out to dry. From
the October Designer.
OverbloMsi-i are gay and various.
Embroidered, trimmed with braid or
applied design or made of brocaded
and figured material they consti
tute the principal feature of any cos
tume of whirl, they are a part. For
the girl wiih a limited income the
overblouse supplies a fair solution of
the dress problem.
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Benson Society
-Bensan Correspondent Call Walnut SJ70. '
candidates tttre taken Into the ih.tp-tt-r.
Kcirohnienu were srrsitl.
Keception for Rev. and Mrs. Van
Horn,
Member of the Methodist limit h
entertained at a reception in the
church pailors Friday etcning, com
plimentarr to their pastor. Ket .
Mit. ail Horn,
who have been returned to the churih
Benton Woman's Club
Mrs 1'. ii. Aiuler oii was Imticts
at hrr boiler I hilfnUv aileinonn to
1 lii ti 1 r 111 lit r 01 her l'4.'.ir ditixoH ot
the i'.tntoii Woman' elult. The att
ernoain wa spurt in needlework
Jttrlte Indies were present, '1 hi
ilmsinil will be entertained Thur.ilac,
O i. I .. f ... .1.. I. .... .1 II.. I, ti
w ...1.., ti.. 1,... .1 ... r II an Morn and
iiv'trj. 1 nc i 'mm m.j tar l'(HS t'l ,
t ready f.ir ditrdutioii bv Sepiem- f
her .'V I'ho.ie Mrs. W. II. I.oech
ner. Walnut 4.145, ii )im wish a book
lieiiire the litst nieetiiiK, Octobir I.' ;
Mrs (orton Koih is hotes to the
til at llirellliu of llie thili. I lie II1IIIC !
and literal y drpartineiits wi'l (nr. j
ti:M an iriiercituiK program and a
heitrht lilln Jteou will lie served by the
music department.
Bridge Luncheon,
W, f.ilini.iii id tt.c
.1 vteluie utnLer
, .... 1. . 1 , 1 ,
111M114, ;i4 men appimurii iy mil
itkr prouh-iii id (be tli.turt,
lo till t!e Vataiiiv.
Benson Standard Beaiers.
The l!enit)i Mrthoiliit thiirrh has
the laitfot M.in l.ud !iurr.' sotirty
111 the sute I lection ol . liners (or
j tin society will he held Thursday
levelling, S.ptembef t id, home
jot Mrs, :. ii. Smiih. Over flint was
( raied by this socirtv for foreign m
,ions during the pa-t year.
I Baptist Booster Club.
Members of the .H.ii.li.t Ib.osler
pastorate lor the second j ear's erv
ice. Mis. Walter Keuluvv arranged ',M, wrr. rislrrl jitie.l Tli 111-mI.iv i,.
very euo riaimnu program, w 1111 11 . a, ,,f lir f)( s,, rIi,lir
Mn, X. N (i.ilbreath was fioste
as 4 britlgc him lieoii of three tables
consisted of solos, readings and pi
!am selections. Mr. Saltgiver, choir
jihreitor, rendered a groiio of songs.
(Miss Irene Seaioll mid I". J. ln
tier gave reading. 'I he Mues lonu
iKulli and Lucille Karnimi rendered
a piano duet and Mis I loreuce Me.
I llhi.iV a I'i.ino solo. Mr.sts. Harold
Wi ght, Kermit Soisjielaiid and Kal
null Smiih entertained with jo-
1-ridav at her lumie, JtW South 'I hir- i pbuup trio si leitioiis. The addiest
t third street llriisoii gue-ts w ere f welcome was given by M r. (iortoii
Mesdames Bert Kan, f. II. Hansen, di. Mcsdinus Lloyd I'ieree, W.
jtieorge kerningloti, . J. I.rulhaier, '(J, .Smiih and I'. A. I.oomis presided
I. N. Wolie. . , Irancis, Taul 1 uier the numh bowl.
Women orthestra leaders are rare.
hut Mrs. Todd Johnson, whose baud
is playing at the Athletic club dances
this winter, is just that. A giaduate
il the ( oii'.ervatory of Music at
Kansas City, Mrs. Johnson ia
plated since be was 1 years obi
and has toured the southwestern
part ot the country with various or
ihestras and in vainh villi-.
She rame to Omaha with her hus
band less than a year ago and or
ganized an orchestra whnh has In in
playing at the ( oinitry club all sum
mer, ami which has received much
favorable comment. Mr. Jobnou
contributed several special numbers
at the Atheltic club supper dance
Friday evening alter the hall.
The club is planning to have
dances for its . "nor member! every
Friday night throughout the winter
in addition to its dames evt., jther
Monday and Saturday.
Club Women Will Assist
at Children's Health
Conference. i
During' !ie f'rt week of Octobir I
the Hurges-N'a;.h company will
sponsor a children's health week in
the store auditorium from ') until 1.'
daily when parents will be instructed
in the care of children under five
years of age.
The extension division of the State
Agricultural college, the department
of vocational education of the state
of Nebraska, the .Nebraska bureau of
health, the Omaha Women's club.
the Visiting Nurse association and
Omaha doctor s a d dentists will par
ticipate in conducting this health
conference.
The following members of the
Omaha Womar.'s club will assist as
hostesses:
Moliilsy M'.l;ilM. W. V.. ll'.llll, Julm
Scl,ri.v J. Il ilolili-n.
Tumidity Mt-Bilitnit-s f. j,. Hcmpte, A.
t. Kn-nslil, lr. J. 1'iillfas-.
Weil 11 imI 11 y Mi-iirlamt'M Jr. Allcs Kuul,
T. W. Culf, Kd Juhnann.
Thumdiiy Mwlimti KilKir Alltn, O. T.
Krln. T. It. Tisey.
Frlilsy MesdHiiifi Allen Koeh, John
Mulliffi, Janii'i t'. lahlmun,
Katurday MrsdHinea K. 11. ansun.
Thnniaa It. Junn, II. J. Hdlnica.
Herelarlra lo lit dix t.irs will bf.
Monday Mtitttamea Karl Wsrri, e'harlos
Trlmbla, Orifriitt Mfndvraon, Hurt Kowlfr.
Turaday Mendarnca Jna'ih ItiiMhnian,
Jama Hlalr. William I a it upon, Phillip
Weli'h, llnry ItartllnK.
Wodnimday Meadullixa T. II. Ward, AI-'
Apron Front Feature of
This Crepe Frock.
Girls' Community
Service League
kivett. I ti. Watson. Claude Keed
and I'avs. ,
Returns to the States.
Mis. I'. II. Hansen, who has spent
I In- pa-t three luouths abroad, has
returned to the stale and i now a
guest at the home of lur son, 11. (',
Kan, and Mrs. Kan.
Gift of Appreciation.
Mrs, 1), ('. Sturtz, who is begin
ning her fouth year a prcsidrnf of
the Methodist ladies' aid, was pre-
(scnted a beautiful silk umbrella Wed
nesday at the meeting of the society
j in the ibureh parlms Mrs. ('. A.
i I.oomis made the presentation speech.
Illostessel, tor the afternoon were
Me.dame V. II. Van Horn, It. M.
i!ahcock arid C. I). Mellluay
Motor Party
l ive families of the lieinon Bap
tist cliun It motored to tileiiwood
Sunday and enjoyed a picnic dinner
with Mr. and Mr. Carl Sharp and
son, who reside on a farm near that
place. Members of the party included
Mr. and Mrs, C. K. Jones and fam
ily, Mr. and Mr Kay Robinson, Mr.
ami Mrs. Theodore Williams. Mr.
and Mrs. I). S, William. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Finder and family, and
Mr and Mrs. K. Kane and family.
Narcissus Chapter of O. E. S.
The regular initiation of the Nar
cissus chapter of the O. F. S. was
held Thursday evening in the lodge
rooms of the I. O. O. F. hall. Two
Imrt lla"in, Avry t,ainali-r, !, II, Iaiui.
drum lO'iiiliTfon.
ThuidHy MfudHin Av-fr staoieaslr,
H.mry HurllliiK. i lmrlos Tl lliilils, llnrt
'isvlr, 1'hlllp W'li h '
Krliluy Mfanlmiis K. It. Wnr.l, All.irl
lli... ii, Ji.ih lliiahiiiaii, J. 11. liiia.n,
William Hiyili-n.
Saturday .SI. duiiH'S T. tl. Want. Hfwn
lli.iiil.rm.n, Wlllluni Hiydn, Hi-rl Klr,
J, II. liiilili-n.
Red Haired Cirli Smartest.
The manager ol a large exchange
says he has discovered that girls
with red hair are more alert than
their blond or brunette sister and
consequently make the best telephone
operator.
Double Five Club,
Member ol the Iloiible l ive club
were entertained at a chicken dinner
Saturday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Sager, near
Valley, Neb.
Rebekah Kensington.
Mr. Ada Yale was liote Fri
day to the keiisington of the Belle
Hebikah Indue. The alternoon Ha
spent in needlework. The Belle Ke
bekli lodge will entertain the dis
trict convention in l'J4 jud the
member of this order will create a
fund, by the sale of nenllrwork, for
this pui poe.
Luncheon Guests.
Mr (ieorge Remington and Mr.
Bert Raiu were Wednesday lunch
eon tmesis at the home of Mri. Mary
(iiillin of Florence.
Committee Meet.
The program couimiliee of the
music department of the Benson
Woman's club will meet Wednesday
alternoon at the home of Mrs. A. N
Howe.
O. E. S. Social.
Mr, (iilherl Brown, accompanied
by A. N. Howe, sang at the (). V.. S
social Saturday evening at the home
of Mr, and Mr, tiorlon Roth
Other on the program were: Mrs
W. A Smith, reading, and the Misses
Dorothy liabcock and Eunice Both,
jig dancing.
Entertains at Dinner.
Mr, and Mr. (', K. Carter enter
tained at dinner Friday, complimen
tary to Miss Marjorie I.einard of
Council Blulfs, who leaves soon to at
tend school at Ames, fa. Cover
were placed hrr Mr, f.eora I.einard
and daughter, Marjorie, and Mr. C, :
II. Coy of Council Bluff. Mr. Wil
liam Chalupsky of Carson, la,, and
Mr. ami Mrs. Carter and sou, Robert,
Resigns at Welfare Chairman.
Mrs. W. II. I.oechner has tendered
her resignation as chairman of wel
fare work for the second Wnnmn
club" district of Nebraska. Mrs. E.
Cl.hl'a anil rlilf, ltlii1 1 n rrn fill
Girls Community Service league for I
the coming week will be as follows:
Sunday The Girls' Community I
Service Hikers club will meet at !
I'earl and Broadway, Council Bluffs, j
st 3:M p. m. for a hike m the bluffs.
Coffee will be served by the corn- i
mittee. Members may invite their
men friends.
Monday 6:30 p, m., China club
supper; 7:30 p. m., gymnasium work;
Mrs. Charles Musselinan, director;
S:J0 p. m., volley ball, advanced
class, Mrs. Charles Musselman.
Tuesday ti:.l() p. m.. basket ball,
Mary 11. Koberts; 6:.1U p. ni., La
fayette club supper, 7V) p. m., dra
matics, Mrs. Nora O'Shea.
Wednesday o:J0 p. m., Wamn
club supper; 7:30 p. to., sewing, Mrs.
Ruth Cantor; 8:30 p. iii., open house
tor girls and men.
Thursday 8:30 p. m W, T. A.
club supper; 8:J( p. m,, gymnasium
work, Mrs, Charles Musselman; 8:30
p. ni., volley ball, beginners' class,
Mrs, Charles Musselman.
Friday 5:30 p. ni., cooking, Mrs.
W. L. Riner.
Saturday 8:30 p. m., open house
and dance. Guests admitted by card.
For information see Miss Koberts,
hostess at the club,
A membership campaign is now
on and the club getting the most
new members into the league by No
vember 1 will be awarded $5 by
Mrs. If. C. Sumncy, a member of
the board of directors.
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Tomorrow...
Begins the Advance Sale of
Poirette Corsets
For one week, in order lo introduce quite the
newest and smartest of corsets for fastidious
women, who know the last word in fashion,
Poirette models of
Silk Elastic Treco
may be selected at prices considerably less
than they will be able to purchase them
later on.
Bnrgaat-Nash Corsst Shop Second Floor,
BURGESS-NASH COMPANY
"EVERYBODY'S STORE"
By CORINNE LOWE.
evv York. (Special Coriepond
ence.) That the circu'jtr skirt was
ordained to be the spider who threats
Hied Miss Mutfett away this was
the prediction of many ho listened
to vt'hisper of the romitut winter
mode. lhi cheerful forecast was
not eoitcct, Already women are
hut iittl and ordering th new kind
"f Irviek. And. indeed, why should
tliev tmt l or htt! Mis Mullet
look just a. hit lt in thee circular
elects many p hrri, t least as
' d'J in tht old monotonous:
iSiemist ftenk. n iltustraiwii ef
j'ist hot pni;tltf admutisterej art
nuny of tlif circular riled l pro
;i.fj b ttsday'l lt!.i.lr m lauvui
giesn ciep saint, lrt tht nety
maenct l tr at est in out of t;n c.r
eviUr apftnt wit. eh trm a wtntf il
notrity to inanv autuuitt tt'ittrt
It- at run, wtnth i i'vviij. fuea't
lit the ta.s, skut t'i" tl-i'i' ill
filths lol Willi l'it li-iit, t h
civs ii l i e I stit't C"o C i!i
r. .i-sl a I ii i I i i is
i.i i'. a st.it t inf.il !' t-c J
t h. ml Si .'ni t-jJ t l'.--l(d
S'- ft ot HiUii p s t'if
w.jn.,a, j
At Wholesale Prices
Fashionnblf, up-to-th'-ntinuts? millinery front our vxtennivo hlmk U oflVitnl
to you thromrh iur new nellintr pu) icy.
You rs open to choose unrwtricUMlly utiy i f our hat. AT WIIOI.ESAIJ,
rRICKS, ntl the variety of m-lection.), all of the latest modes, U an ndvantaim
not to bo obtaineil in Ut ordinary shop, The latest crentiotm of our own tie.
signer r on display.
It is a pleasure t visit our Children' Hat Department.
VUit U Before Purchaiing Your New Full Hat
llssvst Ots Wttk Djs Kfa 9 a, m. la I i) 0 . m , Stlwrslsit I'aiil S P-
Thiele-Scharf Co.
Wholl NMIinery
Karnant anj 12th itraet
Kne. A shtirt irnaMui was guru
ami win k ur the cuiiiihu tf4r wa.
pUnned.
Dinner Cuesit.
Mi lone (iardner of llenson and
Mr. Ceni'Kr I itcl of W yoming
(e JhursiUy dinner Kiiest, at tbe
htuiie of Mr .nid Mrs. '. Yfum.
jr. Alter the diiiuei, tm rubers of
the I',. ), l. , Jul) spent a pb jsut
I'Vt-iiiiiH at tin- hnrrie ol Mr and Mts
VimiiK I'omphmeiil.iry to Mr. Tilrl.
Frent-Teacher Association.
1 he rxectihtc hnartl of the I'.m-nt-Teacher
assuciiitinn will meet Mnn.
iUy eteriniK, Sipiembrr 7i, at the
home of Mr, and Mr. K. J, Skankev.
imn iFi ot 1'jitilt I 'r tt.is 4lr. I'l.ait. with is pljimii k' ! hn a luiff "t
llt' iw.ll iiifiid'.l fc'trmri U are tbe milt l-nimn nd lm 4lr l.n biisiiies heie,
j kiii, tin cniiiiiuiiic will t,e a'lie t. j,)r s,, c.in.jl Mun. Ug and
,t!'o.t hi I'll. uie Mrs l, Man- ! jjmdy aie rm m'r bt ,ni!i tt ihnf
ktf, jtnt 'i. or Mu, V N b.,iii,- m li'i'it Msli
Iran.i.. Walinil sN.I, .. tlsiird in- s,,,, j !,, .i,r alu s ul. R't,
I "l,IJ' I . if wrrk s-li-l giirsl, t it's? Iiollit 0,
II 8 Chapter, 1. V., 0 Mr. n. Mis ...1M..11 Kotb.
Mr, O M Wttki.lf, stl.' I in. "In !rlt Sulfurd ol IV. NUfurS, J..
hi. uh tail), wdl In 1 1. i.st ttt the In si , Inirs.Ut a"(t be Imiue if
ouiliiiK ol the II ttuplif ol I be Mr and Mis I. J!, l'idd.H,
V. I , I) S .I. iii.... Mimdsy. S.p- M Su,y o Ninth riattf,
trlllt.fr V I Wit, is tlslllla! bir lljliifbter, M'S.
funic on Elkhorn llfijhts. Aut n lath'r. u Mi l4)lur,
Mr, slid Mrs Wi'Immi imirurmsri j ',ul Hnib ol Irkamab was a mid
411. 1 ...11 and Mr ami Mr. A Velmn I wirk uist t the buine ol tut
1 1 . 1. ... 1 v.tl,. IIU.,.,,1. 'l . .1... tl. I. .,11.. I,', .1I1 unit Mil.
riiibers of tbe Methodist f.irriMit j ' . ,,. ,, 1 il Sun- l ,.Hi
1'riis.ni tint, ai-.l 1 I lie 1ml n i, r ' 1 a' l l'
tor the citv tl .Still .e bfld Mnn tat cttmii,
ttd.11
Knieru n Dinner.
Mr. a'. I Mis Moiitu filler tallied
jl itiiimr I - r I.I j y rttu.iitf in I..-1: 11 it
Mr ami Mil, A, Sttausmi ot New
nun tiinte, idioi wne ipreJij Inr
SIS, Klll.U,
Accepts I'nsiiion in Mulligan.
Mis Mdilnd U'olie. laughter ol
Mr. and Mis. C. N. Wottr. is c
rVptrd a pntllion III tbe Ilia. Il t limit
it MirriiKin, Muli, a Ii.wii l .ijlnl
ill the iioitheru paif ol Ibe sutr.
M. R, FortiKn Mission R.mtiy.
Mission stieifly will be rlHi rt lined at
a I o'i lot k himheiiri, e diienUv,
Sepiriubrr 27. af the home ol Mrs.
II. M. lUbentk I nul trpoil, n the
trar's wmk will bi H'vcn and elu
tmn ol uiin ft a w ill he In Id,
Presbyterian Ladies Aid,
The Ladies aid "I the Presbyterian
ibunli will unit We.lne, 1l.1t. Vi
tember .7, ill tli: ..itlnit of I lit
(hurt h.
RtimnuK Sale,
'I h' holies of the I'i ebt It 1 him
church will conduit a r ihhih.iki i!i.
S.itiinUy, (ictuher 7 111 Si.uib Oma
Lt 'I he i ti 111 1 Ii will be n.iii ad "lit.
1 liiirsdjv, October 5, lur the receiv-
iIjv and rniotrd a pit on" on the
I tit his ovi rl..kui( the liver,
Personal.
I rrd i!-rriill lift Wednesday fur
his hioiie ru llelroil.
Mr. I. Kiihlnt i . H.k inn a'lrr his
fariuimr interest ill Sortli
Mr and Mrs V N. t.alhrralh le
Inn, n Miiiiday fn'iil Kali. as ( ily,
Mn.
Mr 4inl Mr. I'. C. lulhr ire
it.iiiiiing to spend the winter in t'ah
liirina
Mrs II '. hen.Mtith of liar
r in 1 ti n. Kan, is ut the home d Mr.
and Mrs. I-', Knlorit. Mr. t helm-
Mrs ( lilfnid Cainphill and nii,
Ink, of I'jinl., la, ie n""l at
lie bumr of Mr aoiil M's ijnrilt,
Mr. an I Mi. J I t an pbell.
Mr and Mr V I'e. k of Ciregory,
s I), aril Mr l.e. k's iimther of
liknla 1 kalisas, are (,'iitls lit the I111IIIC Ol
Mi ainl .Mrs J I '-in W nil
I lei st In I ;..liimk. ttliu is teaching
in thr piniur liisr Ii at l'ilfer, if spend
ti'K the wiikiwd Willi bis pir.nts,
Mr. and Mr,. I;. M. I'abcock.
K K I it.h id I. s Muiiie ws
mi Ak S.ir Men truevt 4t the luune of
bis "i-iir. Mrs, K. II M.ilnmy, and
Mr, Malum y.
t
dfialitHS Oskin
1512 Douglai St.
Julius Orkin's Greatest Purchase
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WESTER UNION
TELEGRAM
MCWCOMI CARkTOM. fau.etart
ocoaai w 1 ATstiNt : e afsiocnt CLViocat isootti. wt fattitttHt
fan Iff
cot or stwyica I t"sot
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1W aamats aa
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arraasitar tiaaiias naanaatat
W a.at aarataaaiai. Ottas.
saat a, taattlar a aalaalaS sy w
sraaai laaa- as.
RECEIVED AT OMAHA
JULIUS ORKIN STORE
1512 DOUGLAS ST.
SHIPPED FIVE HUNDRED SILK AND CLOTH DRESSES WORTH
TWENTY TO THIRTY DOLLARS WHOLESALE. BOUGHT
THEM TWENTY-FIVE TO FIFTY PER CENT OFF. PLACE
THEM ON SALE MONDAY FOR FIFTEEN DOLLARS. THEY
ARE REMARKABLE VALUES.
JULIUS ORKIN.
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Becomes the Opportunity of
Five Hundred Omaha Women
MONDAY
MORNING
These dresses
will be placed
on sale
at our store
Your Choice at
Offered
to you at
about
The Wholesale Price
A value obtain
able but few times
in many seasons
These dresses of material, workmanship and style far beyond values ordinarily obtainable in
much higher priced models, we are advised, are trimmed in embroidery, beads?, braid and newest orna
ments. There are models of Crepe de Chine, Canton Crepe, Satin Hack Crepe Satin,
Ro&hanara Crepe, Tricoline, and I'oiret Twill. Colors of black, brown, navy, cocoa,
mocha, caramel new, exclusive shades.
New Long Length Skirts Draped Models
THE TALK OF OMAHA
A Julius Orkin Dress Sale
Fall Hat Values up to $12 and $15
In Colon of Black, Brown, Wood
Brown, Navy, Burnt Orange,
King's Blu and Novel New
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Brocades
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