THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MAY 27, lfW.
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YOU etanit erect,
naturally and
comfortably
when nsing tba .
Gas Rangtc
Notice the fltaxtratiofi to the rlrht
which ahowt Tee "Oarlaad
Way and compin with "tha old
war" lllastrated below. Ko
stooping or back breaking when
cooking and baklag with tha
"Garland" Gas Rang. Betides
tha iit and convenience, tha
"Garland" Cat Range not only
saves km, bat fives an even,
regular beat
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t-" at all timet.
If la It,
Economical
made
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Old Wy TV" '
Drop n a postal aad let at tend
yon the little story et to, "Mrt.
Potter's Decision," which will be
(xraad totensolf interesting and
Uitroctlva.
In thit booklet Mra. Potter
give tome of ber CHOICEST
RECIPES. Ear to make and
dallctoua when prepared.
Address Dept. 38
The Micfcigea Stove Company,
Petroll Chicago
Lttj at Mm tat ntm la tat Warle.
SOCIETY AND JUNE BRIDES
Appioachinc Weddintt Promise to Orcnpj
the Attention of All.
FOUR SET TO OCCUR WITHIN FORTNIGHT
All Will Be Qetet. bat the Incidental
Are Snflleleat ta Keep Polk Bair
with Imareiaptt Etud
at Least.
Her Axirrr,
"Dearest." I said, and whispered low,
"Tell me a thing I long to know.
Tell me, thou prophetess of biles.
Tell me whl-h cheek of thine to kiss?
She alRhed, and ahook her head tthe
witch!) ...
'It makes no difference which la whle.1.
The choice, kind air, la up to you
You mum decide between the two.
Tom Maaon In the Reader for June.
Ed-
Brandeie accompanied Mr. and Mra.
ward Roeewater abroad In March.
Mr. and Mra. W. J. Rurgese are plan-
nine a trip abroad thla Hummer. . Mra. Bur
gess will leave today, for Ponllao, III.,
where aha will visit her people for a ahort
time. Miss Bradford, a niece, will accom
pany Mr. and Mrs. burgr abroad.
Mra. I.ew! Reed returned Monday from
Detroit and Chlr-ago aero m ran led by her
on Mr. Iewla Reed, ho returned to Chi
cago Tuesday and will sail next Thuradajr
from New York lor Perl. Mr. Philip Reed
apent the week with hla brother In Chicago.
For ! by Gat Companlet and
leading dealer! everywhere.
He Oh, tell me, sweetheart, which Is It
V That makes you seem so fair.
Your teeth, your Hps. your haiel eyes,
Or your wary, gold brown hair?
, SHE The first, of course, sir, it's because
My teeth are always bright.
Bailey, The Dentist, Pazton Block,
Makes them stay clean and white.
Established 1888.
Tel. PoukIas-1083.
The Social Calendar.
TUESDAY Mra. John A, MeShane a
In 11 n h m.i n
wir.i iTufc.wMAT rinentnv of the Country
club: Mr. and Mra. M. Meyer, a luncn-
eon.
THI-RSDAY Mra. J6hn A. MoShane s, a
iiinKhnti. Mra Mu Berkenroad,
luncheon; Mra. Harry Steele entertains
tha rhirmnnlfi rlnh.
HATt'RDAY Dinner and dance at Coun
try club and Field club.
The June bride promlaea to have a de
cided effect upon the social calendar next
month, notwithstanding the denlale of
several of the engaged ones that there
would be weddlnga before fall. The
very first week of June will bring four
weddlnga, every one of them of conae'
quence, becauae of the social prominence
of the families concerned. At least
three of these will be auiet affairs, but
no matter how quiet a wedding may be,
It doea not prevent the glven-ln-honor
affaire and with four weddlnga acheduled
within a fortnight thla week will cer
talnly provide something more than the
few things so far announced. Of course
there will be other brldea, too, but the
carda are not yet out and there are four
weeks in June.
When You Go Away
Thla Summer Don't Forgot
. To pack your silver and other valuables and
" . . leave them In storage at
Omaha Safety Deposit Vaults
It's Cheaper Than Insurance.
Under OMAHA NATIONAL BANK, Between Douglas
and Farnam Btreets.
A Burglar-proof Safe, $5.00 Per Year.
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The opening of the Country club
Wednesday la the conspicuous feature of
tbls week socially. There will be the
tournament In the afternoon, the table
d'hote dinner and the dance In the even
ing. That the attendance will be large
la assured by the fact that 108 have al
ready engaged places for dinner. Several
of these will, of course, be In parties.
The tardy completion of the decoration
cauaed many to fear that the opening
would have to be postponed again, but
the date la fixed this time.
The buaybodles are chatting Industri
ously of an engagement, which, they aay,
la to culminate In a very quiet wedding
about the middle of June, and an extended
trip abroad. The young woman la one
of Omaha's sweetest singers, who haa
apent considerable time In Chicago and
the east in study. He la a member of a
well known local printing firm.
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BEAUTIFUL
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OMAHA'S DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESORT
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TODAY
OP Ell S
THE PEERLESS ORGANIZATION
N0RD1WS CONCERT BAND
An Assurance of Better1 Musle Than Ever Before
MAMMOTH ROLLER COASTER
LABGEST'EVER CONSTRUCTED IS THE WEST.
Japanese Baser and Rail Game, Rifle Academy, Baby Racks,
Mrrry-Go-Round, Bowling Alley, Novelty Shooting Gallery,
Knife and Cane. Racks, Fenny Vaudeville tit the Big Prnny Arcade.
LARGE FLEET OF HANDSdME LAUNCHES
300-STEEL ROWBOATS-300
JMfmbQttan Beach Bathing Unexcelled
"Weddlaare a Eassseateati,
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Danfurth announce
the engagement of their daughter, Alice
Maud, to Jamas R. Wright of Rexburg,
Idaho, formerly of Omaha.
The wedding of Miss Henrietta Bartlett,
daughter of Judge and Mrs. E. M. Bart
lett, to Mr. Oeo.-ge Cowles West, will be
solemnised Wednesday, June 4.
The marriage of Mlaa Fannie Louise Cole,
daughter of Ms. Francis Otis Cole, to Mr.
Edwin J. Speh, will take place Wednesday
evening, June 6, at S o'clock at St. Mathlus'
church.
Mrs. Edwin T. Tennery announces the
engagement of her daughter. Miss Georgia
Beatrice Tennery. to Mr. Oeorge Kldgley
Wright. The wedding will take place early
in June.
Mr. and Mra. Thaddeua Blnford announoe
the engagement of their daughter Ruth to
Mr. Olen O. Buck of Omaha, Neb. The
wedding will occur some time in the
aitumn. Mlsa Blnford will be remembered
as the guest of Miss Laura Dale during the
winter.
The marriage of Mrs.' Gertrude Robinson
to Mr. Harry De Munn Hopkins of Seattle,
will take place at the Hamilton, In the
apartmenta of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
K. R, Ring-wait, at half after I, on the af
ternoon of June s. Bishop Williams offici
ating; the Immediate family only being
present at the ceremony. A small reception
wiU follow from 4 to I. Mr. and Mrs.
Hopkins, after a trip east, will return to
the coast.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Scott spent last
week at Denver.
Mra. Charlea Martin Is the guest of her
Bister In tayton, O.
Mrs. Charlea Marley has returned from
trip to Bitcelsior Spring.
Mr. Gould Diets apent , last week at
Minneapolis and Hot Springs.
Mrs. F. A. Nash and Miss Potter spent
part of last week In Chicago. ,
Mrs. Walter E. Barnaby haa gone to
St. Louis for the remainder of the sum
mer.
Miss Mary Jennings of Topeka, Kan.,
Is visiting relatives on West Dodge
streets. ,
M'ss Bell of HoUidaysburg. Pa., Is the
guest of Mr. and Mra. Howard Baldiige for
a few days.
' Mr. Harry Cartan has been called to
Ban Francisco by the serious Illness of
his brother.
Miss Hess of Chicago has been the guest
of Dean and Mrs. O. A. Beecher during
the past week.
Miss Morse, who has been a guest at the
home of Mr. and Mra. O. W. Holdrege. has
returned to Kansas City.'
Mrs. Fred Lake and baby left Friday for
Milwaukee where they will spend June
wjth Mrs. Lake's parents.
Miss Jennie Brown is ending the month
with Mr. and Mra. John Patrick at their
ranch near Sheridan, Wyo. i
Mra. F. S. Cowglll la expected home the
first of the week from an .extended visit
with friends at Louisville. Ky.
Miss Katie Dougherty of Dubuque will
spend part of her vacation with friends
in Omaha and Council Bluffs.
Mrs. L W, Lowe ef Lexington, Neb.,
the guest of her mother. Mrs. L. A.
Garner of 2539 California street.
Miss Julia Higginson Is the guest of Mlaa
Wallin at Grand Rapids, Mich., at preeent,
but la expected home early In June.
Mrs. Cralne of Springfield, O., nee Emily
Wakeley, la expected this week to be the
guest' of her parents. Judge and Mrs.
Wakeley.
Miss Annie Mahoney of St. Louis baa
been the guest for the paat two weeka
of her slater. Mrs. R. A. Lenasler of 1321
Myrtle avenue.
Mr. Edward J. Duffy Is expected home
from Notre Dame university this week.
He will spend the vacation with his par
ents on Franklin street.
Mies Shears was the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. G. M. Hitchcock until Monday when
aha went to Madison to spend two weeks
before returning to California.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fltsgerald of Jef
ferson City, .Mo., are guests of friends
on Sherman Avenue for a few days. They
are en route to Seattle and Portland.
Mrs. S. S. Curtis will leave Monday for
Colorado Springs where she will join her
daughter, Mlaa .Carlta Curtis and be the
guest of Mrs. Frank Avery for a tlme..
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mclntyre have gone
to Kansas City to make their home, Mr.
Mclntyre having accepted a position with
the Faeche Iron company of that city.
Mrs. Charles Woolworth and children,
who have been guests ef Judge Wool-
worth for the past week, left Wednes
day for New York to sail Saturday for
Europe. '
Mrs. Daniel 3. Runyan. who has been
with her mother and sister, Mrs. Touxalln
and Mrs., .Clarke,. at; the Madison for the
past two weeks, has returned to her home
n New York,
Miss Harriet Smith of Granite, Ark., who
has been the guest of Miss Alice Gates for
the last two' weeks, returns to her home
this evening. Miss Smith will be married
on June 27, and Miss Gates will accompany
her home and be her maid of honor.
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Silk Glove for 8amter l!!t,ViV-SS7A,
i ne pen new a n i a-wear
darlar
-KAT8EB" embodies afi ILfWft
essentials.
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SUPERIOR SERVICE AT THE CAFES. EVERY
VENIENCE FOR PICNICS AND OUTINQS
CON-
ADMISSION TO PARKS FREE
Pleasures Paat.
Miss Alice Gatea entertained about
twenty friends In compliment to her guest,
Miss Harriet Smith of Arkansas, Friday
evening.
Mrs. L. B. Whitmarsb entertained at din
ner Thursday for- Mr. and Mra. Hafer ef
CouncH Bluffs, and Mrs. A. Whitmarsh of
Bellefourche, South Dakota. Covers were
laid for twelve.
The Albany club was entertained Thura
day afternoon by Mra. George Balrd.
Prises were won by Mra. Ciilp, Mrs. Torn
Cahlll, and the hosteas. Mra. Tom Cahlll
will entertain next week.
The IaDousaine Club met with the
Misses Joe and Fay Lyman Thursday even
Ing, May 34th and were very delightfully
entertained. The prlae waa won by Ml
Fay Lyman. Mlsa Nellie Wlhn will enter
tain the club Friday evening, June 8th.
EVERY
4FTULC0N
THE VVESTEN AMUSEMENT COMPANY
W. W. COLE. General Maaager
OMAHA'S POLITE RESORT
EVERY
EVEXIXG
and 7V m. The Royal Canadian Band
J. M. Finn, Bandiiiaxtcr; Christian H. Rodenklrchen, Cornet Kolo
i. Fanfare t'orjm mud Trumliuiie (Juurtet.
W-V NEW ANIMATED PICTURES K23i3ti&
The Prodigal Bon, Life if Moses, Joseph Sold Into Bondage bv Hla
Brethren, Thanatopaia in coloraiand others, exhibited from the new ma
chine, the lJloBiihere,
THESE ARB OPKN AM. THE TIME: Temple of Palmistrv fnew
Physical Culture, tnewi Jaianese Ball Game, new Penny Arcade fmanv
new picturea and nuslc), Roller Ciwater, Carousal Wonderland LauKhlmr
Gallery. llo0 8.da Fountain, over 3,0u00 Flowere and IMants ' verv su
perior cafe. etc. '
Balloon Aacenalon every Sunday evening, weather permitting.
All Street Car Lines Transfer to Krug Park.
Pleaaares la Prospect.
Mrs. Max Berkenroad will entertain
luncheon Thursday.
Mrs.' Joseph Philips will entertain the
next meeting of the South Side Whist club,
Tuesday. June (.
Mrs. John A. MoShane has Invitation
out for two bridge luncheons Tuesday and
Thursday of this week.
Mr. and Mr D. Oroaa will be at home
Wednesday afternoon and evening at their
home, US3 Franklin atreet.
Mr. and Mra. M. Meyer will receive Wed
nesday afternoon at their home in honor
of their son. Mr. Joseph Meyer.
The local chapter Daughters of the Amerl
can Revolution will hold a lawn party
Monday afternoon, June 11, at the home of
Mra. C. M. Wllhelm.
Mrs. Harry Steele la to be hoatesa of
Thursday afternoon's meeting ef the Char-
nionte club at her home at Twenty-eighth
street and Poppleton avenue.
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BASE BALL
VINTON ST. PARK
OMAHA
PUEBLO
MAY 25, 2G AND 27.
GAMES CALLED 3:45
EARTHQUAKE BOOK
To Hlp San Francisco.'
mi Daautilul tnk. tinird hy th biitr
Sum, r. of Su Kin.-I (or ika btnfti ( ttae
Mru-MS niiuim llrtjr erfct nprodu
mil iron loinra,fc rpb.nllr punraluf tl.a
MatraciioH ol baa rraorlAco ib rtat miAto
1 ih mari. i
Ttt kuoS U of abaortiliii InUraat It ahowa tke
wrcM an. ttuikx. baiike. kotls. iM.ri
eil ptnwJau lw ol ibt alialMaa ritj. It
afcovs sow ik iwopi ara bow liriua. tha bJ
tnai M tnaira.
sui for ik boo t ix an kaip lh aotaim
tub id rmii or in aai. SId1 oi. 11 w
Orn (or ai. b in.
writ io,. tiua't lar. for NOW I tb tin
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DkuVvrtBg stBarrr ro,
STSl CalilJtatav at. Baa Fraaetae
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"o) I cr1 fo) cr1 fo) '
Wsnted, by June 1, furnished houae.
N. Baldwin. Tel. Harney -321 S.
John
NEW ROCK ISLAND TRAINS
Three Are Added to the Paseeagrer
Service that AaTeete the
Gate City.
The Rock Island haa added three new
traJna for Omaha in the new arrangement
of the time card which will be effective
next Sunday. A new night train to Chicago
will leave Omaha at t SS and arrive at Chi
cago at the next morning. A new day
light train will leave Omaha at 1:18 and
arrive at Chicago at 10 the same evening.
The Des Moines local will be discontinued.
No. from Colorado will arrive at Omaha
at 4:10 and leave at 4:20 p. m. reaching
Chicago at T the next morning. No. t and
42 will remain unchanged. '
Westbound a new fast daylight train will
arrive from Chicago at 10:10 p. m., leaving
Chicago at 3:30. Local No. will be dis
continued. A new Chicago train will ar
rive at Omaha at 12:10 noon. Train No.
will arrive 30 minutes later than under the
present schedule. No change will be made
In the Rocky Mountain Limited or local
No. 17.
In Nebraska a new fast train to Denver
will leave at 10:15 p. m. and east bound will
arrive at Omaha at 7:35 a. ni. The Okla
homa Limited and Rocky Mountain Limited
will remain unchanged. Two new pas
senger trains will also be established be
tween Falrbury and Horton, St. Joseph and
Kansas City.
Soelal Chit-That.
Mrs. Charles Ogden has taken apartments
at the Madison for the summer.
Mrs. Russell Harrison has moved Into her
new home on Thirty-fourth street just off
of Farnam street..
Mrs. IjcvI Carter accompanied by her
cousin. Mlsa Carter of 8t. Loula, will sail
June 14 from New York to spend several
months In Europe.
Mr. Harry Moorea and sisters. . Misses
Adel and Kate, have given up their former
home on South Nineteenth atreet and taken
the houae at iZS Harney atreet.
Mr. and Mrs. Warrerl Rogers have been
doing Florence, Milan. Bologna and Venice
and are now In Lucerne, expecting to apend
about three weeks In 8wltserland.
Mr. and Mrs. David Baum eact to
occupy the house on Thirty-eighth street
Just west of Harney, that Is being built
by Mr. Black, as aoon aa It Is completed.
Mr. Guy Doane arrived the first of the
wevk from Manila where he haa 'spent the
past two and a half years In the govern
ment service. He has ! assigned to
duty In Omaha.
Mrs. A. L. Brandela and daughter. Mies
Ruth, expect to laud at New Turk Thurs
day ef tbls week. Mrs. Brand aad Mlaa
Colonel Pottle la Oaaaha.
Colonel James H. Pottle, a director In
the "Brotherhood Wine Co." of New York,
reached Omaha yesterday and la busy
shaking handa with his numerous friends
and customers. Th genial colonel never
stores his cheerful disposition and alwaya
carries a good supply of the latest jokes
and stories, saying nothing about a trunk
full of the "Brotherhood Wine Co. 'a" fa
mous winea and liquors. His well known
house haa done business In Omaha for
more than a quarter of a century, and
through absolute purity of products and
the most honorable business methods, hus
built op a reputation of which It may well
be proud. Mr. B. R. Emerson, president
of the "Brotherhood Wine Co.," went Into
the wine business many yeara ago with
the firm conviction that the United Statea
could produce winea and Uquors that could
not be surpassed by any foreign country.
Hla standard waa "Absolute purity of prod
ucts and a prompt redemption of every
promise;" a determination from which not
the slightest deviation haa ever occurred.
The results attest the company's faithful
ness to this motto. It not only stands at
the head of thla business In the United
States, but Ita fine winea and liquors are
being eagerly sought by foreign customers.
INVENTORY SALE
CONTINUES ALL THIS WEEK.
"VVe still have left some of the record-breakitif? bar
gains that we offered Saturday, and the BIQ SALE will
continue all this week until our stock is cleaned and
ready for invoicing next month.
ALL OUR LADIES' SPRING SUITS
In all styles and shades, worth up to $5(100, go in
three lots, at
$4.93, $9.98 and $14.98
'COVERT and BLACK JACKETS, and SILK
ETON JACKETS, worth up to $25.00 and $30.00, all
the new Eastern Models, go in two lots, at
$4.98 and $9.98
SKIRTS Voiles, Panamas, Worsteds, etc., a com
plete assortment, cut one-half in price and selling up
from
$2.98
SPECIAL EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTIONS
IN SILKr- ETON and SHIRT WAIST SUITS-30 to
40 per cent off.
DON'T WAIT UNTIL ALL THE RARE BAR
GAINS ARE GONE. No goods reserved and positively
no alterations made at these prices.
S. FREDRICK BERGER & CO.,
The New Cloak Shop. 1517 Farnam St.
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TDEu.
SPRING TIME
CUMMER TIME
AMY' TIME
NOW'S the TIME to
buy a Concord, Stanhope,
Surrey, Storm Wagon,
Phaeton. We have them
all We have the quality.
We have the right price.
We have the reputation.
We have the largest
variety. We have the
best repository. We have
Mayor Dahlman close.
We have the City Council.
We have you coming to
DRUMMOND'S
1 8th and Harney Streets
jeflERE
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Oldest Art House In the Entire West is the
A. HOSPE CO.
Established 1874
The beautiful store at 1513 Douglas Street. The picture
frame factory at 1614 Izard Street.
For next week we put on folowing art pictures and prices.
This will please.
"LOVE DISARMED" f 24.00 "A VIRGINIA WEDDING"
"ZEPHYRS OF IiOVE" $2.VOO' LOVE'S MELODY"
Most Appropriate Gifts for June Brides.
A. HOSPE CO.
OMAHA, NED.
Where the Many Pic tare Frames are Manufactured.
.910.00
933.00
Two-1
Jobbers ta Aatoaaokllea.
Tne automobile business bas finally got
jbn Into the bands of Jobbera. The Llnloger
Implement Co., 6th and Paolflc Sts., Omaha,
have Just received their first consignment
of. Orient Automobile Cuckboards, which
they sell at . They will sell to the re
tall trade of Omaha as well as to the deal
era. No man who can raise tJ0 need be
without an automobile. The Orient la no
experiment. It has been on the market for
four years. The United States govern,
ment Is going to experiment with taeae
machines with the view of adopting them
for army service.
Special Sale of
Piece Suits to 00 9
order M0
COME IN WITH A CHIP
ON YOUR SHOULDER
We welcome the man who
comes In here with a chin on his
shoulder. The more critical you
are, the more good points you will
see the better you'll be able to
oberve the superiority of our fab
rics the surer you are to recog
nise the grace of our cutting the
more positive will be your appre
ciation of the talent of our tailor
ing. You who have not been able to
get suited elsewhere, come to us.
You whom other tailors consider
"cranks," give us an opportunity
of showing you how thoroughly
MacCarthy-Wllson tailoring will
please you.
Suits made to measure. $25 to
160.
MmCARTHY-WILSON
TAILORING CO.
Thone Doug. 1808. B04-TJS B. iGth Bt.
Next door tq Wabash ticket office.
POPULAR
EXCURSION
TO
DES MOINES
AND RETURN
Decoration Day
May 30th
VIA
$2-50 Round Trip
Sec the Sights
Vj.0.VJ.CARtllVAL
June 11 to 16, 1J50G.
Special train leaves Omaha
Viiioa Kttku a,t T . m., Council
Bluffs Main Bt. depot 7:15 a, ra.,
arriving Des Moines 11 a. m.
Returning leaves Des Moines
7:80 p. ni.
T1U train will not pick op pas
sengers east of Council Bluffs.
Inquire City Ticket Office, 1823
Farmtm Street for furtheg In
formation. F. P. RUTHERFORD, D. P. A.
SCHOOL
STILL CCLLECE CF OSTEOPATHY
tit MenES. iowa.
BiprWntW I oat run or LaSUEUT OSTgnraTHIC
CUlNh " Ttltt URl-LI. inr rvarw ror
0TB0PATH1" INFIRMAK Y IN CONNECTION,
ilm lor malaaua. Tkl. r.lls la tkoruhlr r
llabt and iHOBunM kr ail tbe l4ia cltl
BMM of xaa MKk. W sr. 1 aoattiea la laa can
at MtlHU f ail clam.. Iiilroin will b ea U
lunmar Tk at of rr!fclag. C. B Thwokaea.
a ta. t. O, rnaitf; wtUta a ax !!.
a. M . U L. D . Sac. 4 Ga. Mr , Itlt Utwl St
Fyrs
Insnrance against Are, ninth or
theft.'
The only modern storage-room
In the city.
Wo call for your garments.
Better Be Safe Than Sorry.
Bummer prices now on all repair
work.
Aulabaugh"
IT,?H'il'r'i'"ir m 4
1508 Douglas. 'Phone Red 380.V
LOOK FOR THE TIGER.
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EverTry Dry Gleaning
For Your Old Cloliies?
The oldish look goos with
the dirt and germs
Dry cleaning Is growing
popular every day because
It Is the only method of
cleaning that loaves the
goods with ' their original
lustre and beauty.
THE.-PANTORIUM
Cleaning and Dyeing in All
Its Branches.
1513 Jones St. Tel. Doug. 639
59c
Duchess Superior
Quality
RUDDER
GLOVCG
For Household
Purposes.
The Duchess Is
the most widely
known 11.00 glove
on the market and
we positively guar
antee them.
Thla week' only
-.5 9o
Mo house wife
ean afford to be
without a pair.
Beaton Drug Co.
15th and Farnam
Write for prices
on Rubber Goods
as we are bead-quarters.
PARIS GREEN to Kill
POTATO DUCO
One teblespoenful laris Oreeav aV-W.
Co.. r.ne large sorlnklarful water; hila
and sprinkle over petate tops er vines'.
' The abeve constitutes a aVtth warrant
for bath. Mr. and Mrs. FolaU Bug and
all tbelr little buglea. But be sure you
25.. .,h pur faria Oreen tbe aern
WUllaaan Braai.
Vpouad Parrs Oreea for IS
H-peuod Pari Oreea for lie
1-pound Perls Green for
19 pound Paris Oreea, at, pound-.... ie
Shaman & UcConmll Drug Cs.
. Oeraet IStfc aad Sedge Oaaaaa, Sea,