Tlfi: OMAHA DAILY HKK, SUNDAY, DKCKMHKll 7, l!Og.
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II Christmas Gift l
J Is a ffininnt present
wsJ itKir'Mialiir on )"'1 iy r
id wlil family. Alt-
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f a In design, fan l" 11
I uaari by anyone un any 11
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1 I'lANM.A. Ha aura Iti II
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I assy paymnla MA If
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II atelntvay I'laae. II
SOCIETY MEETS NEW PEOPLE
t
Hamst and Tvt Ila Cligngad In Many
Respect on Lxl LliU
010 FAMILIES LOSt IDENTITY IN NEW
IM ( laa llesalls of l.lfe In 4rw.
inn I tanialtr nt4 er mm Ob
servant Leader ml the
lllfr ee.
IS discussing Iba affairs llial bsve Helmed
attention ami atlnlsn t a nnin"
lha fashionable aal during the last
D elderly matron, brelf of m family I hat
has, alma Omaha earllt social tumor,
been a eanlar .f wealth ami culture, r
i marked lha rhangea lhal hava occurred In
lha personnel nf lha set lhat contributes
most nf lha slsl aHlvlty l ma com
mtinlly. Thrra art many new t.rm.ln
In social r ami ao few of lha nsmas sn'
fares without whluh mi function woum
hsvs bean complete only a raw
"Mow etiatigely upset atxilaly or
lata," aba said. "Tha fares wa tiara io
se and lha iisinrs wa used lo know have
been Iranafnrrail lo a younger generation
resulting U a gannrsl nilslU that la alto
gether oonfueliig us tilijnr iao.la, It
aaama ao odd lo raengnlsa tha character-
latka of on old family under ( tin nama of
another and It makaa una realise that lima
la ludsed paaalng. Hut all of these atranse
name and fanes. Whora hava they an
come frninf" And Ibla la a question that
la being aabad by many. The aural Una.
lha receiving llati a, tha assisting lima, all
of tbam prompt lha question thai flnda
answer In lha splendid now homes that
ara aarh year being added to the fssh
loneble dlelrlcl of tha illy, marking tha
volution of tha riimnuiDlly.
iurmiind'-d l.y a burst frf yMlnw m. and on ha anjoyabla affairs at tha
frrna Vt'Ma aatln rlhlon with firatty lowa
was atrati'had from rirn-r lo rurnar and
waiar rnlnrd rarda marked lha fitir for
Iwlva ciinata.
tin WMlnxaday avanlnit. In honor of h r
!, Ml Kiralaht dfllahtriilly antar
tailed aomn Iwantf (iiaat at a hnuaa party.
On Friday averilng Mlaa fliralaht entar
lalriod at rarda In honor of Mlaa Kxnaler of
Mlaaourl Valley and Mlaa (lapKn of ".ldny,
Nab. Mla nalar Iravaa Monday. ,
The rinanamant hae han annnunrad of
Mlaa KMnl Wllklna, daiialitrr nf Mr. and
Mra. Waller Wllklna, and Mr. llThart How-all.
Nultitiui aqiiala Uiam fur tha
Fauna: lady'a echaal ahw--hb4o In
ilf. ananial or Idaal kld-lu
tilurhma, liw or bullon with
4nuhla anlaa If da1rt4 autabla to
.at wllliaut ruliliam 'J ha itii
navnr 'hana alwaja -lull-i
and aO'Te mtuil lo any In Ilia
Una n-eaiolMa at blah Jirliaa
KkaA
Sorosis
Shoe Store
20J S. 15th St.
In honor nf Mr. and Mra. J. H. Mliiih-
II n of New York, IT and Mra. (Illmora Rave
an alnliorata dinner for Iwalvn In tha while
and K"l'1 room of f tin Millard hole I on Mon
day vi'itjnaj While ahmlrd candlca and
while larnatlona ware uand In decoration.
m
li'raiik Wllooi
alanaar.
aialoaua
Miillail
I'Tee.
Of all the affairs of the weak thare waa
firobahly nnna In which aorlety found morn
Inlaraata, In spite of Ita limited number.
than lha annl varaary aurprlaa alvan Mr.
and Mra, Oaoran I.lnlngrr on Monday aft
ernoon. Though lha I.lnlimor home la ao
freiiuenlly thrown oprn, It has been three
years alnca Mr. and Mra. I.lnlnvar hnva
entertained an Individual affair, which fact
tnada lha aaiherlna lha more enlovahln,
Tha other functlona of tha week have
alan neraalnnrd no little enmment for the
varlnua Innovation and Indlvldualltloa Ihnt
they hava Includnd. (leneral aatlafaotlon
has been aipreaand of one hoataaa. who, In
a tterlaa of buffet lunchrona, provided scuts
for her aueala, while aeven couraoa wrn
served. To ba sura thena were uniienallv
leborate aftalra, bul tha fact remalna Ihnt
(ew women enjoy lha atandlna: feature of
lha averaie buflet lunchson.
Tha annoiiaormant Tueaday of the enaane
menl of Mr. William fl. Toppli'ton and Mine
tuulaa Mrl'herann, dauiihtrr of Mr. and
Mra. Thoniaa II. Mcl'liamon, wna anions: the
moat pleaaant aurprlaes nf tho week, though
of course there are thoae who say It waa no
surprise at all. And, by the by, these same
knowing ones ara talking, of other engage
ment a that ara to be real surprises and
hat Involve memhera of the moat exclusive
sel, A whole lot of nlre. Interesting en
gagement talk Is going the rounds Just at
present, Including a little story of ah affair
nd an engagement lhat la lo come to naught
-because hla people object, even though ahe
has baen a recognised favorite for aeveral
jreara and another of a very prominent
lawyer who Is paying aull to tha young
daughter of one of Omaha'a nldcat families,
and allll another of two very young, young
people, who hava played together slue
childhood and refuse to recognise paternal
Interference, even though neither of them
ara through college yet.
Mr. and Mra. llermr.n Kounlse left for
New York on Thuradsy.
Mr. ami Mrs. John Francis are back from
g trip to tha I'sclfli: conat.
Mr, and Mra. Ilalcomh and Miss llalconili
left for New Orli'Stis this week.
Mr. and Mrs. IC1 ward Haldrlge hava gone
east.
Mr. and Mra, W. J. C. Kenynn returned
Ibe tnliMId of I tin week from a brief trip to
Chicago.
Mr. and Mra. A. I Head returned from
New York on Friday.
Judge and Mrs. Kstelln etpect to spend a
part of Iho winter In tha south.
Among Ihn young people who ara to re
turn from school for the holidays ara: Mlaa
Ix-lla Hcrlber and Mlaa Hut h Ijollinan, who
rome from Motitlcello, III.; Mr. Denies
liarknlow, Mr. John t'nldwell, Mr. J nek
llauni. from Ht. I'aul'a school; Mr. Tom
Iiavls will come from Ysln and will he at;
rotripatiled by Mr. Nhrldon W'ardwell of
Haverhill, Mass.; Miss Helen Howard will
come from Kurmlngton, Vt., besides a long
list of those attending tha Hlala university
and colleges nenrer homo.
m1 Tussdsy evening the Carnation Bo
etui club gave thn third of Its series of
dsnccs at Chambers' academy, about eighty
couples attending. Their fourth anniversary
bs 1 1 will bo given New Year'a night at tha
academy.
Mlsa Itlnnrha Howland entertained the
members of Ilia Clmrmsnte club Informally
on Tuesday afternoon.
Metropolitan club this weak.
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Wharton and Mrs.
Kdwln II. Jrnks returned on Saturday
morning from Chicago, where they spent
the week.
Judge Ira C. Jenks, who hsa been lha
guest of bis arm, lr. Kdwln Hart Jenks for
tha past month, will return to his borne in
California on Monday.
Mrs. Cora VanTorhlno of Fort Wayne,
Ind., who has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. ft. C. Corson and friends In the city,
bus returned to her home.
The Crescent club will give Its next danc
ing party on Thursdsy evening at Cham
bers' arsd'my.
Miss Leah Mandelberg entertained that
Jolly Ten club at her home on Wednesdsy
afternoon.
Mra. B. J. Bykea and Mrs. F. ft. Owen re
turned Thursdsr from a monlh'a visit In
California, having madn quite a 'our of thn
slste.
Mr. W. 8. Oextrr, formerly a resident of
Omaha, bul now of F.I I'aao, Tex., la stop
ping at the Murray hotel. Ho wlli remain
In lbs city until after the first of tha year.
Mrs. Walter Stager of Sterling. III., who
has been visiting her alsler. Mrs. lanao
Congdon, has returned to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Foye. returned
home on Himdny, having come up from Knn-
sas City to spend Thanksgiving with Mts.
McRhane.
Miss Chaplin of Chicago cama on Friday
to he the guest of Mra. Clarke Colt.
Miss Ilennrtt of Toronto, Can., who baa
been tha guest of Miss Janet Marriott,
has gona to Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. II. 1). Fisher of Florenoe.
Wis., are guests or their daughter, Mrs.
Arthur l'lnto.
Mr. Bam Mogcath of Philadelphia, who
wss tne gueal or sir. ano wra. nra r.
Ilurgess, returned home on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Mclaughlin, enroute
lo their home In New York from tha west.
spent tho esrly part of the week the) guests
of Mr. and Mrs. C. I. McLaughlin.
Mrs. Fs!rni!in and Mrs. W'oodward of
Kniisas City, who have been guests of Mrs.
W. J. Purgess. return noma todHy
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tlurlow and daugh
ter of Denver ara guests of Mr. and Mra
8. D. Harlow.
Miss Florence Lewis bus aa her guest
thla week Miss Morgan of Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Oetten hnve returned
from a two weeks' trip to now Tom
rv n
MK
J. BENSON
Our store is full to overflowing with useful and Novelty Goods;
for the Winter season and
Christmas Presents
If you have FURS to' buy, dont fail to see our
stock, as we are giving special bargains. Sable, Mar
ten, Isabella Marten, American Marten, Genuine Rus
sian Marten, Genuine Mink, Imitation Mink, Beaver
lllcntlotl Mink, Jfacooon, Krininior, (lenuine llenr, in
medium and exlra fine quality I Jon ft and Scarfs of all
kindft, from (he short est to the longest length made.
Price, f',75 to f 45.00.
Muffs from f 1.25 to $20.00.
Mlsa Harriet Smith entertained eight
Mrs. Allen Hector, Mrs. J. II. Conrad,
Mrs. Hurry Wellcr, Mrs. n. W. llulley and
Mrs. Arthur ICngllsh were tho guests of Mrs. young friends at a luncheon on Monday.
(leorgn W. Knottier at a box party at Hoyd s
on Wednesday, Mrs. Hector being lb guest
of honor.
For her sister, Mrs. Oalnea of Canton,
()., Mrs. H. C. Ferris gava a very pretty
luncheon on Wednesday.
lltUlrQUARTIIRS TOR
EDISON PHONOGRAPHS and
VICTOR TALKING MACHINES
$10 to $75.
ti ;ct trim ;i ri;coki now in.
With tha largeat and moat romplata
stock of records west of Chic.
Wa sell fr cash, or 00 down and tl.ta
pef weh.
lUIMWuring
WHEELER & WILSON
MSWINU rUCMlNl$,
at popvtlar prloea and easy Wrcna. tVoond-
hajut ewlivg machine frvm
tttotl5.
W rent machine at per week. V
Mil tveeOle and rvpalr and sell parts for
any iw hlu manufactured.
Htcclr chrap In Mlr t cKis out our
Urc UHk,
Nebraska Gyelo Co.,
Cor. 15th a4 tUrvtey SU.
lbn IW,. 3PM Htvadway. vHinl Wluffs, la.
rw.n m ta N.,rtb Nth 8 . v t.ha.
r- ie.v Mlv'lvKI. Maragvr
F0LL0W THE FLAG"
In aptla of all lha gossip to the contrary,
there has, aa yet. been no definite date fixed
for the two ntoat talked of prospective wed
dings In society this season. Thare has been
all manner of gossip afloat locating both af
fairs all the way from Christmas to the Isst
weed In June, but goxslp signifies nothing
after all and both young women admit lhat.
out of consideration of lha comfort of their
friends and themselves as well-they have
given out at least a dosen different dates
each. .
In honor ot her guests. Mlaa Fensler of
Missouri Valley. la., and Mis Uapen ot Bid
ney, Mlaa Kthyl Straight served a very
beautiful luncheon on Tuesday. A most
pleasant surprise to tha assembled guests
waa the announcement of Miss Strslght'a
engagement to Mr. IVtvId Rdward McCutley
The dining room waa labrately trimmed
In Yellow, tho centerpiece being a allrer
candelabra with yellow rose petal ahadea.
Miss Crounsa was hostess at Wednesday's
meeting of the Cooking club. Tha member
ship of the club consists this winter ot
Mesdamea Jnaeph Parker. Charles Kountse,
Herbert Wheeler, Ward nurgess, Harry
Wllklna, Misses Helen Smith, Webster,
rreston, Crounsa and IJndeey,
Miss Mae Mount entertained an Informal
chafing dish supper on Saturday evening for
Mrs. Woodward, Mrs. Hartnian, Mr,
Goodrich and Mr. Byrou Smith won the
nrtses at a card parly given on Thursday
evening by Mr. and Mrs. McCoy at their
boms on Ueorgla avenue.
Mrs. Uoorgs V. nones entertained In
formally on Monday afternoon lor Mrs,
noher and Mrs. Jennings of Council niufts.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Baura entertained in
formally on Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Baum, Jr., are ocru
nvln their new residence at 123 South
Twenty-fifth atrect.
Tha Thursday Afternoon Kensington club
met at Mrs. Wilkinson's, 2S25 Charles street
Those neresent were: Mesdamea Wilcox
of Denver.
Miss Agnes Weller will entertain a six-
handed euchr party on Wednesday after
noon for Miss Grace Roeschlaub.
The Klks' will give a dancing party en
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. (lalnca, who la tha gueat of her alster, paeon Schllser, Goodman. Norman. Allison
Mrs. 11. C. Ferris. ...... Th. ... meeting will be with
Mrs. Goodman. 1618 South Thlrteentb
Mrs. J. W. Fisher entertained an Informal
kenalngton afternoon on Friday In rompll- I About sixty couple a attended a party given
menl In her niece. Mlaa Grace Roeschlaub I . Chambers' hall Saturday evening by the
membera of the old Winter club and the
Omaha Field club. Aa most of those pres
ent had danced together at the Winter
club dancea and tha Field club summer
dances tho affair waa doubly enjoyable
karuM everyone knew everyone else. A
The Onlp Gnop club will meet with Mlas 1 tPTcn-pleee orchestra, led by Hlminlck. fur
Jsnet Rogers on Tuesday evening. nlshed unusually good "music. A perms
The Chsrment club will meet at the I n(mt organization waa effected during the
home of Mlaa Mabel Frees on Friday art-
ernoon.
Mlsa Wrbater la the hostess of this
week's meeting of the Cooking club, the
dste having been set for Wednesdsy.
Miss Georgia Ulndsey will be the guest
of Miss Crounsa aud Mra. Edgar 11. Scott.
The costume entertainment to be given
by the Tarlsh Aid ot Trinity cathedral on
Friday promises to contribute a pleasing
feature of the week.
Mia Mount expects to go to Sioux City
thla week to be the guest ot Miss Ervlne.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. IMnnlug will entertain
the Harmony club on Saturday evening.
The bowling party to be given by the
membera on Wednesday evening promises
Din (flTT IN PRICE OP
OlU LU1 CHILDREN'S CLOAKS
112.50 Coats reduced to 9.50 $5.50 Coats reduced to 3.87
f 10.75 Coats reduced to 7.87 WO Coats reduced to 2.25
8.50 Coats reduced to 5.87 J2.50 Coats reduced to .87
UNDERWEAR
IS A VERY COriF0RTABUE AND USEFUL PRESENT
I am sure we can please you in quality and price for ladies and children
In lad ies, n good quality fleece-lined vest and pants, 25c each; an extra soft
quality, 50c; part wool, light or heavy weight flat weave or ribbed, 75c, $1, 1.23;
all wool light or heavy weight flat' weave or ribbed, fl.23 up; extra size vest or
pants, 05c, ?1, $1.25 and $1.50.
U.MU.N hulls 1 leece-hned, open to waist or across chest, 58c, ,.ic, $1.00,
$1.25. Sumo style in part wool, $1.15, $1.50, $1.75, $2, $2.25, $2.50 and $2.75.
All Wool, $1.50 up to $1.50. Silk and wool, $3 to $5. All silk, $0.25 to $10.50.
CIIILIJEN'S VESTS AND PANTS Flat weaves or ribbed,25c up to the best.
CHILIAN'S IILACK TIOIITS 45c up. Black Drawers, 05e up.
CHILDREN'S UNION SUITS In cotton, part wool, or all wool,from 45c to
the best.
LADIES' IILACK TI01ITS From 50c to $2.75. Sole agents for Dr. Jaeg
er's celebrated underwear.
Fine French Flannel Waists
Tailored made, embroidered or plain, regular $5.00 and $3.50 quality, foi
$3.87. See the fine flannel waists we are selling for $2.87 and $1.87.
IN ART NEEDLE WORK
We have the prettiest goods made White linen pieces, Irish hand embroid
ered, hemstitched, trimmed with cluny, Arabian, Kussian, Irish crochet lace,
in all sizes of centers, lunch cloths and scarfs. A large line of lower priced
centers, lunch cloths, scarfs, etc. Brown linen pieces, handsomely embroidered
in colors, are very new for tables, sideboards, etc. Burnt leather pieces for
tables, sofa pillow tops and wall decorations. Handsome satin 3ofa pillows
finished, $1.87 up. We have just opened a large line of the latest in wrist bags,
chatelaines, pocketbooks, music rolls, traveling cases, etc. See our ride
shelving filled with all the latest styles toilet sets and manicure. Burnt
leather goods, calendars, and a great variety of novelties.
We have the prettiest line of DOLLS in Oraaha-The celebrated Kestner
Head is the prettiest face doll made and with the pink kid jointed bodv, makes the hand
somest and most durable doll in the world.
evening and monthly parties will be given
through the season.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Torbes announce the
engagement ot th.'lr daughter Estella to
Mr. Clyde Jonea or St. iuie. jne weaning
Is to take place New Year'a night.
Mlaa Blanche Sorenson, rotce. (50 Rsmge
building.
Mrs. Gwlng OsroUson Tease ot Detroit
will take charge ot Mr. Garelssen'a class
arwr January I. Mr. Garelasen will make
hla home In New York City permanently
after the first ot the year.
King Cole rancakes St the mouth.
Woman's Work in Club and Charity
The Mlo.ln. vgram will be Prn,e4 :M,jrr 'SSJuVl ve"';:rP'r "WW
I the reoltal ot the oratory detriment ...vny 2aX une-half ot the real estate In
AWL FOINTa
SOUTH
lv. Omiha, DjUv.
Ar. St. Louis
5;5$ P. M.
7:00 A. M
KLW SUEl RAILS,
KEW equipment;
SCUD HOAO EES
Ffv4l Ttw !UUy w aU wtehse r
aM v"Mj W. Fwrwaas SUr.
HAKKt It MvKV.
V A.
at
ot the Womaa'a club on Wednesday: rtaud
aK by hire, Vwrmelee; a reading. "Mra.
Mojthene'e rtrst fthepr-lng Expedition." Mra.
II. U lWnnls; reading. "Aug Italians." with
musical ftHunpanlment. Miss Orace tVnk
Ita; yKt soW Mrs, A. U Sheets; reading.
Mlaa Jeannetie Jeasop; euUgy ot the life
ef Klliabeth Cady Stanton, Mrs. Mary O.
Andrews; xtoltn and ptaa duel. Mlsa Jeane
WakeleU and Miss iVrlnne lulson; read
ing. The MourVktng Veil." Mrs- J. . Wat-
kins; refit at tn. 'The lytse Vtltn.
Charlee Mvlsnald; o"al sle. Mrs.
KU'hBKVSd.
Mr. J. J. Boucher addreaaed the law de-
clan. ' tor the service ot alias Oatl part men t ot the Woman'a club on Thursdir
lhtln for three months In a errles ot f.rnoon. his sutyect being. "Trusts and
Kotirih. That we en.Wvvr t double the The meeting was largely attended,
number ot ctulw, as weil as to double the . , -
'"nVt'h' That where there Is mer, than one The Vnlted States daughter, of ISIS have
club In a county a cunty assvH-lailon be petitioned rongre for an appropriation to
oranled. and that U hold a convention conip,,t. tn, monument of the Held of
itVThat the romntlttee on work before Chalmette, where the battle of New Or-
iuHlk AhAtt ba Cxinttliuel. With aa fnuhf Tha 1utciAn& hrmh
Ul t" , a h.-rlig lor euftrage shakers went and during the last session ef the
whenex.r t-oibie berore n wwrawi. Louisiana legislature the land upon which
HH. t-Kt he monument stands waa ddc4 to the
The regular meeting et the Cite, club was ,Htl"k!Tttv That the new suftTare stamp he Vntted States.
fceM rttdaj ifitrnwi at the home of uoo as far as poill. tit all correspond- "7T" .
v. 14 vv vir. v.krik vin.iM.mk "' 't autTragista. The Ebell club cf Lea Angeles It pre-
Mre. IV Merrow, I. Norm Mneteeata v.., n.vihwii.1 to suffragists .. I
.......... .. . w . mt be 10 chi:i3 m nv riup nnoi. vnii'n im
el lhir ,tany ami ' " . ,v.. , . 7" .
e..v-'v, iai tui iii dt iar
BURNS
Crockery, Glass and China.
1318 Farnam St
HOLIDAY GOODS
Real IJmoges
Pinner Set. U0
pieces, former
ly fa). In this
sale
$24.75
Genuine Lib
bey Cut Glass
Olive Lish. for
merly W, In this
sale
$2.00
Twelve real Cut
Tumblers, for
merly four dol
lars, in this
aale
$2.50
Real "Cameo"
augar and
cream, formerly
2.to. in thla
sale
$1.25
Visitors and purchasers equally welcome.
will sell you
Ml
f ol .
-"'atl7"l,
avenue. The club hae taken for Its winter a
work the
Keadlng rlrv
aa
weeka.
ke club baa taken for Its winter a t, ei i ihir ,laHy an.t wnv -
Italian ceurae et the Pay Mew prs wtth " ?laI.Vh; )t .'
. . .... turn html lhl th NtvrA utUr n tU04lt
Lrvle. KdwarU MoKaohron acting Jun' ,""Tr ."' .... ftw iy to the d cussuow ,7, '
Meetings are held every twe vx.niaw a etrnm-luameni have the " r
r'h-'-y In homee of suffrta la been eecv
The Tliwreday Meraiag auslv-ale will meet
thla week at the hue ot Mr. IV W. Mer
rew. KM North Nlaeteeatb. aveae.
moat pretentious buildicg et Its kind
country. An option has already
cured oa a very deelrable rle of
preterms uv the UaiUee ot ether state. ground and the women propose putting
One thousanj dollars was raised t their p4as ikrvujh tmaeJiatety. Tie
plevlgea te matatatn tke headquarter dur- bouse ts to be of the bungalow style of
lit)
LkT COPLEY I
, ffjf " "He Sells WatekM." V
f .e Vl When In New York I
I 111 tmi in -Vtober Ooplev I
: I J bought two diamond J0
-is-.c jf pin. Mch containing B .
g- " S pure while di- B
C -e monde choice IJSS.w). V
, Sre them. B
- .215 SA6 :tfer
.26.00
65.00
The aasaal saeeilaa ef the Womaa'a
Chrtattaa aseoviatio will be held at 1)
e i lot k ea Tweeay sseratag la the pwrlore
el the Yewag Men a Ohrtsiiaa aeviati.
tag 'he coming year.
la a report read bere the receat aseet-
Isg et the Illinois KeJeratto ef ''
club. Mrs. &. Nobel King t Bloou.nto,
ox tke ittete Aseoftatiojs ot lVowttc
rrlm .ill w is on .i.-ve- "Muvk k tea sai -
pie a hease mJL a graeral lavnauoa la e- cuio et women ttai hJutfhoIJ labor he
tade4 e all Uterveied la the work. tke e of saa.hiae-Baade goosi. ut the
The State ldutnal ev-kvot at Kearney
S.uetKva ta often akr4. "Is th:a rrvesloaa
. I t-iu aa wnsiir4 goodT It ke been
aw4 Ovaevw wU be tke wKec ef M.Jy a d thl gtrls now dj ot ea Bike thir
j.ju- ,'Ui w tiai a ii nej. n"
Jamclfeiaf for Christ 1$
WeVe gvt aw ei-t hwe e V
Vms vi.m4 ti ikwl ww e
ee li n . Iiie4 :-t wvt UneA.
im r. U klo.l i A le.l'e.e(
tl.-e, k- - Mxivswwer--(
.- ot .nr b.M' kteov itJ 11m
r-- ot er svi wa OvMe
.t owl wb om want ama aae
te it lv-f o
seeuwg et the potitioel and social scieaoe
exiearvaxwt e MoaMUy artereoo. Mr.
Coorge TkWkf wi'.l prea-id. ' The Uawa
iVoverwtKg Ike lastttuiioas" will be the cb
ect ef talk by Mm Vlargre M.Vartky.
4 Mre Mies Vaa Horw U1 sxweA et tke
aisMk. aeth4s t4 resKa et tke tastits
I m.
The tolKwta.g plan ot work waa etoie4.
at TrwAy anereo's e;oa ef tke N -kirwka
Woswaa wtYwge ko.'iatio co
vKa he4 last wk la Teovwsvk
rww TWI we w!rt w'iaH tW
kaAMrorr l iVidv wi'.h XI ii-v
l itii ils.n o"
I iwvoiw 4v4 the kw, ot te W a -
jkrNwA YWI we WMk. ,vrt -
T4W1KN4H tlk OlS.' V- . ' & ft 3M
km. to w.Mre r" v4 a u iko -fc .tjr ot Ike Stat.
a v . is roe wvi.iv k . . . ,
ikoitrd e wenwa k cannot t.e ar
-h'.dre's cloth- women. tev wko he
t ear tkeir litiag by attl UN.
Tbnv.sJ . rxt mke a loaf ef
nert satriit. brvol. wowea tt.w h
t.is are day UNrt asd wh need a'.l
;ae etreagtk hl foo4 caa :
"Wkat rwia.iwg ce.a gtrk) roveive roare4
la auvk kxv aa ike. a4 what 51
tr.tr t '4i are boeaee he nalc the e.hel
thai ha eoatrot e tke trwuve eorKJ
ot a giH lire g'.ve te e:SMt et r
eww aNlity te be wefi. ryotesiyj wo
" Te aeokito ka reovette eevwnel a
Vmm--k . 4 swtvwoe Avertaeat la tke 11
lusoft wtv,rwtty 4 froe svWUrwkie ta
ikat evraat tv ee yo woasaa ta
TV re t alro a
haoww aa tke
arrkitecture with a Japanese tea garden
asd aa laside conrt. te be tiled wV.k trr-p-l.-wl
plants, where aa crcheetra c-y be
plaoed npoa eov-asicas of entertainment.
Yh-.s court l te connect vi:k all of the
rooms cn the trst 6.x. and wtil opea Into
the garden.
The work and taSueace et tke NaUoaal
CVasumers' Ksague ha ex'.eaded te sjk
proptbas ta tke weat as te Beceeita:e
Mrs. rierea.-e K:iy. tke na:iel secre
taxy, sveadiag six wvetk ex tke year la
tke CkK- h4J-rts- Tt. N:kb1
league ka at prveat torty-sevea 1
legwoa aal there are fasty-three tsct.-rs
now ws'.ag tie iVuxr' -t'e iaet.
Mrs. K. Uy hs regally sevwrvv tke co
ererwiss et '.ke N'.M&al Htui. society,
wh.-ee :ast'.ag ccm'.ltre for tke prs:e
ttoa et werV.nc children will ta fatwre
work, wuh tke leoe- Klerte are I be
aaeJhe 1 k.- ,rtr 1 e secure bottee U
goerci rA:d UNr ai te eifjeve tke
luiiii lava K tke protevt.oa i svett
a4 ckitdrva werir. T beagee kas al
r4y lvrd k.ai:evto et ril rr-A la
i-.ew et tke k et tke Ckrwsiu
sweswvsh. Tke poo road . "Attea-t ts
BMkiAay ehorgrB4 bofeco tkrM.
la tke atorwia to tit ike Uie deUvory
tt avwA. carry eaa 'ko with yo.
V sot ea KstwrAwy ec e tke oat
kaera Ckfsiaiss
Gtiristmas Candies
Leave your order early for the
ORIGINAL ALLEGRETTI
CH0C0UTE CREAMS
at extremly low prices.
Electric Seal Jackets
Jaunty, with beat linings, nothing to equal thet
Fur Blouses
With revers and collar of either GRAY BQV1RREL.
or BEAVER ,
Isabella Fog Scarfs, 112.00 to $40.00
Sable Fox Scarfs. $12.00 to $40.00
Cloaks-
Never have we had a better selection our style are differevt ax4 -superior
to those generally shows. Prices from t'. t te V4 .
Useful GiftS At small cost-
Eiderdown Dressing Sacques. 9$ ta $5.r
Eiderdown Lounging Robes, IK to $UtX
Quilted Eilk Japanese Robea, $13.00 to $J Oe
Silk Petticoats. $4.&3 to $18 50
Silk Waist Wool WsUts Dresa Sklrta
.f.5CDFIELD
lCL0AK&SUITC(L
1510 Douglas Street
RINGS, WATCHES
Our splendid Un of RINGS ta worth year laapeecVrav Tke new JOiVT rig tre
me a or women. DIAMONDS set la any atyte awl etker ecev
We have a tine line ot watches Swta ar amarican abevovoa
ASD
HULERS CANDY.
We have the sole agency tor the above
goods fcr Otsaha. Take no Imitations.
FTk Geoda ot tkksg Prtee.
iMers-Dillon Drug Company,
Car- lStk.-S3l Firna Sts
P. E. FLODMAN & CO.,
'Phone UTi.
Just Received A Full Line of
Fine Chocolates tad Boa Boas.
Kuhn & Co, Druggists,
15 itx and DoufU Su.
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Some Appropriate Christmas Gifts
Opera G'.aate 3.e cp
Cwra 1
Ckatelaiae K .- X tp
Cuoea Fi t-. f
Ktay pTute ... 1 cp
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