|). lla Gamma Hriiljji*.
Mis. A. I.. Lyle will entertain tIt*
Delta (lamma Utilise Lwnrher.n elnli
Wednesdo y.
4 ITaittCfl 4 ll< limlM » «t.
t*ne th* cucumbers that are ton
for pickling. Wash them, P'el,
rut into rube? and r»tk in wilted
water until tender, using Just as
little a? possible. To each cupful of
the cucumber use a level teaspoon
ful of flour and two tablespoonfuls
of thin cream smoothly blended and
stirred into the rooked pulp, with a
dash of pepper Serve at once.
Radishes are delicious rooked the
same way.
Fruit Rolls.
One cup prunes, I cup dates, 1 cup
seedless raisins. I tablespoon orange
Juice, sifted powdered sugar.
Soak prunes for 1 hour in cold
water to cover. Drain and remove
pits. Put prunes, dates and raisins
together through food chopper. Add
orange juke and mix thoroughly.
Turn out ..n ilr-.He.l with rift
rd Itowdtrn] MUMHt Bll*l >11 1
I ny roll about 1 1 2 inrhea in di«m
Met. < 'ut Into 1 Inrh all* <*s ® t*»lI b
yjlcr. |fi powdered Mignr and wrap in
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Coats!! Coats!! Coats!!
Smart Fur Trimmed Style.
Value. Full
to 49.SO Crepe
Now— LttJ Lined
F. W. Thorne Co.
1812 Farnam
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•©me uppatiee. They're all alike, j
hose nurses, except Katherine; they
hink they own the earth; and even
(Catherine has an idea sometime®that
*he has a divine commission to make
you mind. But I'm afraid we ll have
•i slew of >m here before long."
"You mean—" I said with a star
tled look around and the jcalfxation
that I had not seen I*eils since our
arrival.
"I mean that Leila isn't feeling any
too well. Of course, this hasn't been
exactly the heat thing for her. I don’t
want to frighten her, so I'm saying
nothing. But I’m quietly getting
everything ready, so if anything does
happen I won't be caught napping.
And I should advise you to sleep with
one eye open tonight."
Army Bridge I Ink
Mrs, Carl M. Muller will be hostess
Wednesday for tlie meeting of the
Seventh Corps Army Matron’s Bridge
eluli. Members met last Wednesday
with Mrs. <W. Tillotson, wife of
Colonel Tillotson.
“No Prenuptial Parties,”
Miss Cotton’s Social
i Innovation
| OCIETY is disappoint'd in tlie announcement that ihe wedding of Miss
l Virginia Cotton ml .'•'■te’.vart Summers, anticipated since tlie betrothal as
' an event of the greatet brilliancy. Is to lie a very quiet ceremony Indeed,
d when Miss Cotton says "nulet," she means it, for not only the ceremony
the days which prr cde it will be guiltless of the usual social flourishes
ifldental to marriages.
The bride is p pet rating a social revolution which bids fair to lie popti
for many a sweet young thing has all but staggered to the altar fatigued
* er a month’s round of continued gaiety.
V; Miss Ruth Wallace who gives a luncheon In Mis.j Cotton's honor Re
- Tiber 15, win be the only prewedding hostess.
• Miss Cotton announced Monday that the heme of her grandmother, Mrs.
rman Konnti-e, would he the scene; 3:3(1 in the afternoon the time, and
> Rev. Thomas Casady the officiating clergyman at the wedding ceremony.
Miss Fredericka Xash, cousin of th» bride, will be her only attendant.
Honeymoon plans are being kept secret and the young couple will make
ir home after February 1 at Ihe St. Regis, when social affairs in their
•ior will begin. _
| Dance Chairman |!
found a bit of quiet amusement in
the excited query which little Mrs.
Durkee brought to me.
' Madge, what do you suppose that
nurse meant by telephoning just now
with the receiver hook held down? 1
was right behind her, though she
didn’t know it. and I saw her do it.
Say! What are you laughing at,
anyway?”
I told her of the III tie controversy
which had been waged upstairs, and
Mrs. Durkee, who shares Mother
Draharn’s old fashioned prejudice
against all hospital nurses save
Katherine, wagged her pretty head
wisely.
‘ You can’t fool your mother In law,”
she said sagely. * She was on to her
like a thousand of bricks. And I'm I
glad she gave that uppity thing her]
The MeFavdens Clive
Christening Tea.
,\Ir. and Mrs. Temple McFayden
11 entertain 50 guests at tea at
■ir home dn .Sunday next following
b christening ceremony held at All
ints church at 3:30 for their baby
i, John Temple.
Mrs. Far! EtK-k. sister of Mrs. Me
yden. will be the godmother.
ie Fullers Here for Week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Fuller arrived
Indny to visit their daughter, Mrs.
ul Shirley, and Mr. Shirley for a
»k.
I'hey have been in Chicago for three
mths following a summer in Alas
and are now en route to Cali
j -nia.
For Mrs. Will Brown.
I Kir. and Mrs. Myron Learned will
! jtertain at dinner Tuesday evening
the Omaha club for Mrs. Will
own of Salt Luke City, who is visit
; her parents, the John McCttnes.
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Miss Information!
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WOW S THEM FOR TWAT AC
Ispiffv earrings? Counts
1 MADE TO ORDER At FOR THE
'the jewelry count) dumbbell
ER TO fit MY PER^/ DESIGN
| RnNALlTY1/ \ EH?
Newcomer Is Addition to
Musical Circles
Miss Mary E. Van Wagenen of
New York is spending the year with
her sister, Mrs. George E. Mlckel.
She is an addition to local musical
circles as she plays the pipe organ
and piano. She is accomplished In
dramatics as well.
Mrs. Harding Hostess.
Mrs. Charles Warding will give a
luncheon and bridge Wednesday at
her home for her sister. Mis. Gould.
Birth Announcements.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nickels an
nounce the birth of a daughter at
Lord Lister hospital November 24.
Mr. a.nd Mrs. Vem Evans an
nounce the birth of Shirley Loralne at
Lord Lister hospital on November 27.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Perrlne, At
kinson, Neb., announce the birth of
William Willard at the lajrd Lister
hospital, November 24.
Evening Recital Thursday.
Georgia Cason Way will give a mu
sicale Thursday evening st 8 o'clock.
The following will perform:
Mildred Harris Mary .Tavornky
Mernotta, Wieha Wendla Bonner
Dorothy Brunner Harold Poets
f.'milv Spaniard Mary Armstrong
Herbert Way Ruth Peets
Margaret Armtsronjr Marti Hohnr
(jwendol* rherlc William Zenk
French Alliance Meets
L'Alllance Francaise will meet Fri
day at 8 p. m., st. the home of Mrs.
Charles Offut. 140 North Thirty
ninth street. Dr. Felix Despecher will
talk on the Basque provinces of
France.
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Your Problems
Personals
______y
Mrs. J. P. Fallon will return from
averly, la.-, Tuesday.
ydrs. .1. E. Butler has returned from
R days at Excelsior Springs.
Mrs. Wade Kirkpatrick of Hedrick,
is visiting her niece, Mrs. R A.
rNown.
llr. and Mrs. Roy Ralph left Satur
[r for Chicago to remain until
fednesday.
j dlss Edith Royal Tyler returned
urilay from Lincoln, where she
1 been for three days.
jr ar),i Mrs. Robert Clarke of St.
,eph, Mo., were week-end guests of
. and Mrs. Robert J. Binning.
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Hatcher of
insas City will he the guests of Mr.
1 Mrs. F. R. Stearns for the holl
jys.
Llrs. C. I. Baird and daughter,
ss Barbara Baird, returned Sunday
m Denison. Ia.. where they spent
anksgiving.
llr. and Mrs. R. V. Dull returned
jnday evening from Des Moines
er spending Thanksgiving with
ts. Dull's parents there.
Vewa has been received of the
th of a son to Mr. and Mrs. F. W.
kith of Brooklyn, N. Y. Mrs. Smith
18 formerly Miss Irene Dyball.
Miss Fla vis Waters of Lincoln
»nt the week end with Mr. and
•s. S. H. Elwood. John Shamp of
ncoln joined the party on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burks have
ten an apartment at ths Blark
ine, where they will be at home
the winter. Mrs. Burke was tor
rly Miss Ruth Nolan.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Gentleman
d Miss Nell Grady have returned
>m Dubuque. I . where they
jtored to spgnd Thanksgiving with
rs. Caroline Biddeaux.
Mr*. Gilbert Bloom of Antioch,
1.. arrived Friday morning to be
3 house guest until early this
ek of Mr. and Mrs. B- C. Nichols,
s. Bloom Is returning from Europe
.er spending the summer at Stock
jlm, Bweden.
Miss Gertrude Young and Mis?
sale Young of Brooklyn. N Y . who
ve been visiting at the homes of
'. and Mrs. Conrad Young and Dr
d Mrs. G. Alexander Young, left
kurday for Tucson, Ariz., where
jsy will spend the winter.
Mr*. Jouett Hhouse and small
jughters, Marion and Elizabeth, of
Lnsas City. Mo., arrived Thursday
be guests of Mr. anil Mrs. 8yd
y W. Smith. Mrs. Shouse returned
; her home Friday but the ohildren
(s spending several days here.
Colonel H. S. Laubach sails on
:turday from Hawaii where he is
itloned at Honolulu, to loin Mrs.
ubacb at the home of their da ugh
Mrs. Farragutt F. Hall, and Lieu
isnt Hall. Colonel Laubarh will
|nt with army friends in southern
:xas before coming to Omaha.
<he Housewife's Idea Box. \ j
Su.vs lie Will Remain in Ix>re.
Dear Miss Allen: I am coming to
you for advice a« million* of others
have come, because you give splen
did advice.
Now, my trouble la till*: My boy
friend anil I were on good term* un
til about a week ago at. a carnival,
when I refused to dance with him
because X had the next one taken.
But X can not reason with him. He
la In love and says he will remain
that wav.
I am a ho'om friend of hla alater
and used to go to her houea often.
V.'e pave parties, dance* and every
thing together. Now since we broke
up I have never hcen nut there.
What shall I do to tain hlg friend
ship once more?
Hoping to aee this In print, T am
BROWN EYES.
Good for him. If he Is In love and
Insists on remaining so. I think you*
present troubles will vanish short y
without my advice.
To Win His l/ove.
Dear Miss Allen: I am a young
girl and am deeply In love with a
young man who, I think, cares for
me. X find myself waiting and
watching for him every day.
Will you tell me how I can win
his love? BAB.
The best wav to win him is to
stop trying altogether and bend your
efforts on vour own self. The girl
worth winning never haa to win
men..
Tf vnu are the kind of girl who
Wrill make home happy, keepa her
self attractive and neat and who la
always amiable, r am min you have
and will continue to have plenty of
friends, Including this young man.
If he thinks you are trying to
win him he will become timid, for
men have a horror of being led to
the altar.
Try to be a good friend—without
the least sentimentality—and treat
him aa one of your many good
frlenda. That la all you can do.
Broken Hearted: Certainly, accept
your husband's apologies snd he
thankful lie la aorry enough to make
them. If you have been happy dur
ing nil your married Ilfs except oti
lust the one evpnlng you describe,
I see mo reason why you ran't for
get the one sad occasion, and build
it happy future. You made a great
mistake to let go of yourself and lie
ns ugly to your husband tie be was
to you. No wonder you stirred up
the fight in him I think you owe
him sumo apology. Kind words In
spire kind words You know the old
ojln. ' t soft answer liirnelh away
wrath.’ That 1 as true today as
ever. T believe you have a chance
for happlnetr sitter -our hurband Is
a tr.sr. of fueh good lubits *nd you
<**r« far htn*. Maks th* Rjo»t of
•••ur s»f»rtu*iity Pan t mutt y*ur
wMt lu;uf» kiMUH *1 »• miiukt.
p if1** / ' I
Wfi]_ 1
To Oil ft Drawer Dial Stick*.
Jf a drawer sticks use a little oil
fjt. ii you have no oil on hand but
,v* a nut rub the nut on the ed*«|.
the drawer The n itural ells 'em
ret US H*l
ic*»yn*at. Hi A j/ j
Miss SnBa ‘Jieznz
' HEYN PHOTO
Miss Hilda. Heinz is chairman tor
the subscription dance to be spon
sored by the Mon Sai Ma club at
Burgess-Nash tearoom, Wednesday,
December 3. Miss Frances Fodrea is
in charge of tickets.
Chaperones for the party will be
Messrs, and Mesdames Penn Fodrea,
James Ftzgerald and William Rus
sell.
Churches Profit hv Boltless
Frock.
Aprnposi tho belttess frock, Trinity
parish Aid society sent out dainty
little doll aprons recently. Tn the
pocket of each was tucked a verse,
reading:
•Thin llftl* apron la a*nt to you.
And thin is what, want you to do;
The lilt!** porket, > ou plainly ere
For special service la infant to be.
‘‘Now measure your wnlat. 'n< h by Inch.
And seo that the measure does not pinch;
Then for cat'h small Inch around,
Jn the pocket put h j> nny sound.
"The game la fair, you will admit.
You waiat the money, we po« ket it :
The money your pockets freely pay.
The 1’ar^h Aid will use in the wisest
way."
Mrs. George .Johnston (Isabelle
French Johnston), to whom one of
the aprons was sent, was quick to
detect tb® discrepancy. She sent the
following lines hack to the parish Aid,
together with her remittance:
"Your letter tn hand, requeuing pennies
for my waistband—
But didn’t you know that hod r#8«pd to
he
The bait ’round the hips la now what
you are:
And, so. If Instead, you’d **ked for hip
me as tire.
Your field would be broader—you’d have
STA'ned larger treasure.
But, confessing my size Is embarrassing
rather.
So J’ve measured also, the children and
father.
And enclose h*rs my check for the Inches
of four.
Which 1 send to the Aid, with my love,
us of yore."
Date Health Bread.
One cup flour, 2 1-2 teaspoons bak
ing power, 1 teaspoon salt, 12 cup
sugar, 12 teaspoon soda, 2 cups gra
ham flour, 1 cup bran, 1 1-2 cups
chopped dites, 1 cup water, 1 egg,
1 cup of buttermilk.
This recipe makes two loaves. .Sift
flour, baking powder, salt, sugar and
soda together. Add graham flour,
bran and dates and mix thoroughly.
Mix water, milk and well beaten egg
and add slowly to flour mixture,
stirring constantly. Pour into grras
ed bread pans and hake in moderate
oven 30 to 40 minutes.
Three years of suffering with con- |
itipation. What happiness was his
when Kellogg’s Bran, cooked and
krumbled, restored his health. But
read his letter.
"Dear Sirs:
. . . this is what I think of
your krumMni bmn. I would not ho
without it for anything in the world.
. . for three years 1 used all
kinds of medicines for constipation,
and only got. temporary relief. I ws*
advised by a doctor to use Kellogg'#
Bran, and since I began using it I
don’t have to take pills or anything
else. I have used it two months, and
mr constipation has left me. I feci
better now than 1 have for three
years."
(The original of this letter la on file
at. the Kellogg Company, Battle
Creek. Mich.)
Kellogg’* Bran brings result* bo
fnusn it i* AliL bran. You can’t
fight constipation with halfway mea
r-; '
A Wife's Confessional
Allele (jArrisnn's New Phase of
REVELATIONS 0? A WIFE
{Copyright, 1924.)
V,—--'
The Wise Suggestion Mrs. Burlier
Made to Madge.
T went slowly out of Mrs. Durkee’s
guest room. In which my mother-in
law lay, with a fresh appreciation of
her shrewdness and Insight.
She had Instantly realized that the
muse meant to give up her case, and
Mother C.raham had capitulated, hut
in such a manner that tlie honors
were even.
As I went into the hail with her
injunction to’ make the nurse believe
that it was I who had persuaded her
to go hack to bed. T permitted myself
a quiet grin at the way both de
termined women were in Cyrano
fashion, making the "magnificent
gesture," while rarh was secretly
anxious to retreat from the position
she had taken.
I know that the nurse was abso
lutely justified in her determination
to ask to be relieved from the case—
l decision, however, which she had
not yet expressed in words—but I
also knew that leaving a ease was
something no nurse wishes to do,
and I wntehed her narrowly for
some sign of relief at my quiet an
nouncement:
"b'he has finally consented to go
back to' bed, I told her that her ap
pearance would frighten her little
grandson and persuaded her to wait
until tomorrow to see him. I think
von will have no further trouble with
her."
The Nurse Pretends.
"I hope not," she said a bit sourlv,
and I paid tribute to her composure.
There was not the slightest indication
of any emotion in her fare, and the
next instant she gave me proof of
her quickness of thought.
"If you will please stay with her
a few minutes longer," she said
courteously, "I will go down now and
telephone. Dr. Kutnlan did not leave
directions concerning her diet and I
am afraid she may get hungry in the
night."
It was the flimsiest of pretexts anil
I wondered If she thought I accepted
it. But in Chinese parlance It
"saved her fare." and I was careful
to look credulous as T nodded an i<
sent to her request and went hack
Into the bedroom.
My mother-in-law raised herself
upon one elbow as I eame In ami
stared at me.
"What's the matter?" she demand
ed. "Is she going to leave, after all?"
"No, Indeed," I answered smiling.
"But she asked me to stay with you
while she telephoned. She said she
had'to ask the physician concerning
your diet.”
"Humph!" my mother - in - law
snorted violently. "I'll bet I know
what she a doing. She« holding
down (he receiver hook with one
hand while she holds the receiver
with the other. She's too old at this
game to have to ask about diet. And
[ suppose she didn't want you to
guess that she was bluffing about
leaving."
"You Mean—"
I suppressed the comment that the
nurse had not been bluffing a few
minutes before. Kach woman f»lt
herself the vlrtor In the contest she,
had waged, and It behooved the Inno
cent byslander* to preserve a s'rlrt
neutrality. Bet when the nur«e had
come hark and I was released. 1 '
ADVERTISEMENT. ADVERTISKMJSNT.
Used Kellogg’s Bran 2 months—
constipation gone after suffering 3 years
rurra—with bra ns which are only part
hran. It rakes ALL> bran to bo 100
per cent effective.
Because Kellogg's Bran Is ALTj ;
bran it sweeps, cleans and purifies
tlio intestine. It, acts naturally—just
as nature acts. It stimulates the in
testino anl makes it function regu
larly. It is guaranteed to bring re
sults, or your grocer will refund your
money.
Kellogg's Bran has a delieions nut
like flavor. Quite different, from ordi
nary, unpalatable brans. You will like
it as a cereal, sprinklod on other
rereals, cooked with hot cereals, or
in the recipes given on every package. ,
Eat two tablespoonfuls of Kellogg’s
Bran every day—in chronic rnaoe. with
every meal. Made in Battle Creek.
Bold by ail grocers.
--SPADRA COAL
ARKANSAS ANTHRACITE
Grate Size $16.50 3er Ton I
UPDIKE lcuomaleco‘
WA lnut 0300 i
iM—BWM—
ADVIRTf-KMENT, AD V KKTlHKMr NT.
Correct Yoer Disordered Stomach
Instantly! End Indigestion, (las, 1 leaitlunn, \eidity
TIi" iiiomnnl jimr ■-1■ >i• • i vehels, surli <■•»!*if*>i f up Oils pi ' ml. Imm
chew up tnd swallow .1 few r,ipe a less rorrectne. digeame and mi.iml
Dlapepeln tablet*. Millions of the be-*t of famllier n!
For Indlgrsttlon. Dyipept.l - Gaatrt- ways keep a large sn »nt parkas' a'
Us. yU'ulenr*. MasrtbUrn or any die lupd—'hay kn««' Its magic and di ug
irate in ttontshb. nothing alas glvaalflsla guaramt* it.
r MON’S 2-for-1 SALE
jj *
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday—December 1-2-3
! I We are offering you well known standard preparations and sundries at unheard-of prices. BUY ONE AND GET TWO. ?;
I A wonderful opportunity to buy the finest Medicines, Toilet Articles, Household Needs and Xmas Gifts at tremendous savings. I
| Included iny*fhis sale will be a few standard items that, owing to rulings of their manufacturers, we are not permitted to offer
them to the public at 2 for 1. These will be specially priced for this sale. £
We reserve the right to limit quantities. No goods sold to dealers.
MAIL ORDERS—Add 10 cents on every dollar or fraction thereof to cover packing and postage. s ,
Rubber Goods
We Guarantee All Our Rubber
J Goods and Carry a
Complete
! Two for One
O 1\ $2 Homes’ rombina
| [ tion hot water bot
tle and fountain
syringes, red rubber
— at. .2 for 82.00
$1.50 Homes’ 2-quart fountain
syringe.2 for 81.50
$1.50 Homes’ 2-quart hot water
bottle.2 for 81.50
f.'i.OO Whirling Spray Douche,
each .81.49
Sundries
| 50c Clothes Brushes 2 for 50<*
10c Hand Brushes . . 2 for 40o
15c Tooth Brushes. 2 for 35C
50c Tooth Brushes. 2 for 50c
$1 Hair Brushes.2 for 81.00
50c Hard Rubber Combs.
at . ..2 for 50e
75c Hard Rubber Combs.
\m m
35c Bobbed Hair Combs,
at .2 for 35r
25c Packet Combs, 2 for 25C
35c Men’s Combs . 2 for 350
10c Elona Hair Nets, cap or j
fringe, single and double
mesh, at .2 for joe
Per dozen . . . .4f)e
$1.25 House Shears, each. 59c
40c Cuban Wool Sponges,
at.2 for 40C
Thermos
S Bottles
$1.75 One Pint Genu
ine Thermos Bottle,
at ... 2 for 81.75
! $3.(V) One Quart Icy
* Hot Bottles,
at . 2 for 83.00
: $.1.00 Lunch Kits, com
\ plete with lev Hot
? Bottle, for. 81.30 '
Toilet Waters and
Floral Odors
TWO-FOR-ONE
Your favorite flower in deli- '
cate toilet water: Lilac, Red |
Rose, White Rose, Wistaria, I
Lily of the Valley, Violet, etc. j
50c bottles. 2 f,,r 50r
75c bottles. 2 for 75c
$1.00 bottles... 2 for 81.00
!S 1.50 bottles...2 for 81.50
Perle Kiss Bouquet Toilet Wa
ter, regular price $1.50; in !
this sale at. . 2 for 81.50
Electrical
Appliances
All Guaranteed Perfect
SPECIALLY PRICED FOR
THIS SALE
$1.00 Bi Lite Two-Way Plugs,
each . 49c
$10.00 Tucker Heating Pads
(three heats) each, 85.78
$2.00 Electric Curling Irons,
each .99£
$2.50 Electric Hot Plates,
each . 81.39
$6.50 Improved Electric Toast
er, automatically turns
bread, each .82.98
$6.00 6-lb. Perfection Electric
Hat Iron, each. 82.89
$1.50 10-foot Extension Cord
with all connections for
globe, each ..99C
10c Fuse Plugs . .2 for IOC
10 to 50-Watt Tungsten Lamps.
box of five lamps. 81.00
75-Watt Nitrogen Lamps, each,
at 36C. or 3 f°r 81.00
100-Watt Nitrogen Lamps,
each . 44<*
or .3 for 81.25
$6,00 Extra Large Electric
Heater, 12-inrh ... 83.98
10c Silk Lamp Cord, red, green
nr yellow, 3c: • ft. for 25c
Soaps
10c Cncoanut Oil Soap,
’a-lb. cake.OC
10c Palmolive Soap 4 for 25c
20c Pear's Unscented SoaplOc
25c Packer's Tar Soap.
at .3 for 50C
25c Woodbury's Soap,
at .3 for 50C
30c Resinoi Soap, each. . 22c
10c Ivory Soap. each. ... 7C
10c Florentine Castile Soap,
•1 .2 for IOC
8c White Naptha Soap,
at . 9 for 25C
Bulk Perfumes
2 for 1
White Rose. Locust Rlossom,
Violet, Lilac, Wistaria,
Trailing Arbutus, regular
price 75c per os., this sale,
at.2 ot. for 75c
■lirkry, regular price $1.50 per
nr., this sale, 2 ox., 81.50
Trrle Kiss, regular price
$1.50 per ounce, this sale,
at.2 or. for 81.50
Perfumes in Fancy Christmas
Packages
75r package, assorted odors,
at.2 for 75C
$1.25 package, assorted odors,
at.2 for 81.25
Save half on your Christmas
Perfumes by buying now.
81 Coty Flaconettcs, ea., 79C
$2.25 Coty Paris or L’Origan,
at . 81.59
$8.00 Coty T.'Origan, 2-or..
crystal bottle in fancy box,
at . 85.39
$4.00 Coty Paris Ext., 1-or.
sire, at . 82.89
Drug Wants
Specially Pr ic ed
50c Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia,
at. 34C
60c McCoy's Cod Liver Oil
Tablets fop .ISC
$3.7.5 Horlirk's Malted Milk,
at 8281
60c Sal Hrpntirn .12C
50c Lavoris .37C
*1.10 S. S. F.s ic
$1.25 Pinkham’s Vegetable
Compound . 89<*
25c Lysol .17C
$1.50 I.yko Tonic .92C
$1.00 List-trine .99C
25c N. R. Jr. Tablets.... 19C
30c Crudol .19C
$1.20 Scott’s Emulsion.. 79C
60c Caldwell Syrup Pepsin,
at . 44<*
30c Phenolax .19C
60c Danderine . . .42C
25c Citrate of Magnesia, I7C
Two Articles for
Price of One
Drug Wants
2 for 1
40c Castoria.2 for 40C
30c Mentholatum. 2 for 30c
25c Hinkle Pills. . 2 for 2oC
20c Aspirin, 1 dozen Meritol or
Bayer’s, at.2 for 20C
75c Squibb’* Aspirin, 100 bot
tle, at .2 for 75<*
25c De Mar’s Liver Pills,
at.• 2 for 25£
i 25c Beaton's Cold Tablets,
at.2 for 25C
I 35c Miller's Snake Oil,
at. 2 for 35C
75c Massage Alcohol, one pint,
at.2 for 75C
| ?1.25 Imported Olive Oil, one
pint, at. 2 for SI.25
65c Witch Hazel, in pints.
at.2 for 65C
| 15c Diamond Dye. 2 for 1 5C
| 15c Epsom Salts, in pounds.
at. 2 for 15«*
| 25c Glycerine and Rosewater,
3 ounces .2 for 25C
I 50c Glycerine in 12 pints,
at.2 f°r 50<*
30c Mustard Cerate, 2 for 30C
$1.00 Grant's Vita Vim Yeast
Tablets.2 for *1.00
25c Just One Laxative Tablets,
at. 2 f°r 25C
20e Beaton’s Peroxide. 3» lb.,
at.2 for 20c
10c Sulnhur, 3* lb., 2 for IOC
50c Palmolive Shampoo,
at.2 for 30c
25c Charcoal Tabs. 2 for 25c
50c Meritol Eczema Remedy,
at.2 for 50C
25c Meritol Family Liniment,
at. 2 for 25C
25c Stearate of Zinc,
at.2 for 25C
60c Petroleum Hair Tonic.
at. 2 for 60C
Toilet Articles
2 for 1
60c Amami Cold Cream or
Vanishing Cream, 2 for 60c
50c Orazin Tooth Paste.
at. 2 for 50C
50c Brilliantine 2 for 50c
50c Cocoanut Oil Shampoo,
at.2 for 30C
$1.50 Goutorbe Face Powder,
at.2 for *1,50
- $1.50 Goutorbe
C o m b i n a tion
Compact Face
_ __ Powder and
Rouge, at—
2 for si.30
50c I.a Meritol Face Powder,
at. 2 for 30c
25c Beaton’s Cold Cream.
at.2 for 23C
50c I.a Novc Natural Rouge.
at. 2 for 30c
75c Tinaud's Tivoli Face Pow
der, at.2 for 75c
50c 5-lb. bag Sea Salt,
at.2 for 50C
60c Meritol Hair Tonic,
at. 2 for 60c
50c Beaton's Theatrical Cold
Cream, 3a-pound can.
at . 2 for 30C
50c Youth Craft Hair Tonic.
at.2 for 30C
50c Meritol Dental Cream.
at. 2 for 30C
25c Meritol Tooth Paste.
at. 2 25c
50c Creme D’Orient,
at. 2 ' " 50C
Talcums
35c Garden Bouquet Talcum
Powder at 2 for 35c
1 lot Assorted Talcums,
each . 17c
Powder Puffs
20c Powder Tuffs, 2, ,q. and
4-inch, at.. 2 ' 20c
Toilet Articles
Specially Priced for This S»lr.
|0( k m \ r ■ 2 I
50c Pcbeco Tooth Paste, 32c
$1.50 Van Fss .SOc
75c Staeomb ... . 54c
$1.00 Lucky Tiger Hair Tonic,
at . 67C
50c De Mar’s Benzoin and
Almond Cream . 30C
$1.25 Cotv’s L’Origan Powder,
each . 70C
$1.00 I.e Trefle or Arurea
Powder, each . 60c
50c Luxor Rouge, each, 30C
%
Candy Specials
2 for 1 l
Stock Up for Xmas—Buy Now
80c Day’s Assorted Chocolates,
two pounds for.$0O
$1.00 1-lb. Allen's Famous New
York Chocolates, Assorted
Caramels and Creams, in
fancy boxes, 2 for SI.00
43c lb. Woodward Hard Christ
mas C andy, very choice,
at.2 lbs., 45o -
For Men
Complete Line of Xmas Sets
for Men specially priced for
this sale. In regular line we
offer:
$1.00 pkg. Gillette Razor
Blades for .G5f
50c Gem Blades. 7 blades. 3Gc
I 40c Ever-Readv Blades, 0
blades for . . . .32c >|
$1.00 Auto-Strop Blades, full
pkg. for .G5o
50c Durham Duplex Blades, 5
blades for .34^
35c Ender Blades, 5 blades.
for. 27c
$1.00 Gem Razor with blades
for . 39c
Gillette Gold Razor with one
blade for . . . 79c
$1.00 Auto Strop Razor with
blade and strop.G4c
10c Barber-Bar Shaving Soap.
at 7. 2 for ]Oc
$1.00 Lilac Vegetal, ea.. 49c
| 35c Palmolive Shaving Cream,
at. 21C
i 50c Mennen’s Shaving Cream,
at .. . 35C
25c Mennen’« Talcum for men,
at. 17C
CIGARS
Fifty Thousand Cigars Spe
cially Priced for This Sala
Sc Vesta ( gars, our nri. o.
box of 50. $2.49
10c Straight Millionaire Lib
erty. per box of 50, $3.25
15c Millionaire Royal, per box
of 50 . $4.50
10c Straight Mozart Magic, per
box of 7>0.$3.S9
Flor De Intal, box of 50.
at . $1.9$
One Pound Pipe Tobacco in
Xmas Wrapping. I
$1.20 Tuxedo, per lb. .. SBC
$1.35 Velvet, per lb. . ..94c ‘
$1.35 Prince Albert, lb. f)$C
$3.50 Milano Pipes, all shapes.
each . $2.49
For the
Christmas Tree
$2.7>0 Electric Eight-Light Sets
in Xmas colors, set. $1.59
25c Electric Bulb for tree
lights, each .llC
30c Electric Birds and Santa
Claus, each .17g* **
10c Tree Tinsel, per vd.. 5g*
6 yards for 25C
10c, 15e and 20c Tree Orna
ments, Animals. Fruit, Birds. 1
Santa Claus, etc . at 5<*
7r and ftr.
I Perfume Sets
Specially Priced
Hudnut’s, Houhigant, ('city's
and others in fancy Xmas
packages.
■ $1.00 Houbigant's miniature
r package Quelques Fleurs,
f Ideal, Mon Boudoir, cn., 70c
s? $4.50 Iloubigant's Mon Bou- |
9 rloir. each .$3.20
$4.50 Houbigant's Quelques
fe Fleurs, each .$3.20
, $4.00 Houbigant's Ideal.
each .$2.80
$7.00 Houbigant's Ideal, in
silk lined box. $5.20
$8.00 Houbigant's Quelques
! Fleurs, each . . -$5.78
$8.50 Houbigant’s Mon Bou
doir, each. $41.10
$12.50 Caron’s Black Narcisse,
fancy pkg., each... $8.08
Stationery
50c ami 60c box Linen Pa
per, white and colors,
at.2 for 50*
45c lb. pkg. Paper,
at.2 for 45*
15c Linen Envelopes,
I at. 2 for 15*
10c Writing Tablets (ruled
nr plaint... 2 for tO*
Lotions
"5c Almond and Benzoin
Cream, at.2 for 35e
50c Almond Lotion . 2 for 50f*
35c Camphor Balm . 2 for 35<*
35c Witch Hazel Cream,
at . . . 2 for 35*
25c Beaton’s Velvet Cream,
at.2 fop 25r*
Ford Cars
All models, coupes, sedans,
touring and roadsters. Equip
ped with starter, cord tires,
spare wheel, etc. Your AQg*
choice of any model.. I
Alarm Clocks
I $2.00 Flyrr Alarm Clock,
«t . .— $1 .no
$3.25 Big Ben Alarm Clock,
at .. . . $2.49
Meritol Medicines
for the Cabinet
2 for 1
t'Oc Syrup of Figs 2 for (>0<*
15c Sewing Machine Oil,
2 ir.c
6->c Lezenta Ointment,
«t. 2 for
15c Camphor Ice. 2 for 1 "i<*
35c Clothes Cleaner.
«< . 2 for r?r>e
30c Catarrh .Tcllv (for head
colds).«* for
25c I.itle l.iver Fills,
at 2 'mottles for 2."z<*
25c Carbolic SsLe. 2 for 2^<*
25c '-nica Salve 2 for 2r»<*
25c Witch Hazel Salve,
at ......... 2 for 2.*><*
35c Boric Acid Powder
(sprinkle can) 2 for
50c Kidney and Backache Pdls.
»t.2 for r»Or
35c Castoria Meritol,
. *t. 2 for
(>5c Mcntholene Balm,
at-. 2 for
35c Milk of Magnesia,
-.2 for :15«‘
85c Milk of Magn wia, mi
»t..... . 2 for «5r
50c \\ hite 1 inini . 2 for 50f*
$1-00 Vitaminc Tablets.
at 2 for 91.00
25c Tincture of Iodine,
at 2 for 2."»e
-'5c Furniture Polish.
•t 2 for 3,%r
BEATON DRUG CO.
Fifteenth and Farnam Streets