THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: KAITRDAY. JANUARY 1.9, 1003.
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''REAL ESTATE
"citv rkiirciiTY row i,e
(Continued.)
. Nev:7-Room, House
r
AK.r,a Dowry A'. w biivc Just finished
a cural 7-rtlrrm riotise-. Has reception ball
Hlit ad plllari. living room. don.
dining tnotn and kitchen with large pantry,
M -rooms, linen doset and bath
room,, gestae elnctrtc combination fix-
.' farfcace, (till cellar, rfmftit walks,
rvl -afreet, first-class neighborhood;
prtc. t4.2; 'e.y terms. Immtdiat pos
session. .
West Harney Home
Hv yna-.eea, that fin house at aouth
wsst earnier Jith and Harney? If not. take
loo tr.lt. It 1 one of the moat modern
mto-lat. finirnes tiutlt recently; every
thing ef the beat construction, choice neigh
borhood, - goed corner lot and only one
-Wrk e"Vaw ar. We don t believe
you ran 00 as. good for $11,000 In tha city
. Caur.sbow- you' thrbugp now anytlme,
.The Byron Reed Co.,
'Pbona Doug. 2)7.
112 Po. 14th.
(19) 67 17
.CIIOICK LOTS OX NORTH
. ;SIPE.NEARJ4TII ST.
- CAR LINE
Fine huildlnar lota, one block
- -woutrvof Jntt Si. an Evans
. -hetwoeo -IWii- Ave. and 27th
! St,-cjU8t - of maKntftcent
..iT f"ick hnmwfc-cprlcea f.' and
R5; only jUno cash, balnnee I")
.' '' tr more per month, 6 per cent
Interest:- 6- per cent discount
nr rashr raty water, sewer
Ti.ajid rwment waika will be put
' m 'Btreet wit hoot txn?e to
pttrchnerr.
-crFriRnpr cotocixsivB aoents.
JH Hmttn. Phone I km gin 7r.;.
l? MfiM 1 '
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l-rtOf)M,' moder," up-to-date home, choice
-fncation. $7.5011. Owner leaving the city
.'and, "will take In cheaper property as
par, payment. Address C 86. care Bee
. office. (19) 120 18
JChrht -room house, city water. In Dundee.
IWe, it 1l4 P rash, balance easy
ferrh'.Canou .beat, that? Kred O.
. BhJold.V? PU.nna D, M. 4191613
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j Of ; Course
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,Tiu "i(iiVflnd''1tii nulld (i new houne In' ac
totrdaiK' ith your 'own' Ideas some day,
ao belter be paying; otrvoir lot now. We
, Jnv. the finest, .moat nightly and beat lo
lted.lota tor. flS up to JS50 anywhere to
W f.xjiid. : JTay tl fash ajid balance $5 per
inontb. Vnu woif't mNa these small sums
jand oon Jmo tiia Jot paiil for; over 40
frctnrwhlrh fn select: We can surely please
you. Call or 'phoaeaa and well take you
to see the lota 'at' any time.
- RUSSELL & M 'KITRICK CO.,
. 4::::-r.manige-Blda;. 13th and Harney.
j-:.' $- -.. tUi-4a 17
1KAI KSTATh; TITLE TRUST
.X.UAJ, K.. WILLIAMSON, l'res. y-'KJ-
.. 419t 344
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,e'.-ri'i--cnE rr.riT farm.
i-r- liearinkc cherry trees,
:.',. currant bushes,
'. Same plum trees.
7V',in;ri lioure hhI large barn.
"-.2iur scliJotliut far out, H.0.
V. H. QATiy, W7 N. Y. L1FH. --
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..'- JN'Et4T?.fEJ TS.
'7'OR- (SALE 'ood real estate mortgages,
netting t per cent and 7 per cent on
Trniiha". "In pruvyd real estate and He-
l.V.tVW!'! (19) MtWI
'TT ItOME FOR YOU
: otv.'.fAstJ SL'jand Farnam. a . 6-room all
'modern 'iiou'se. lot 43x11). Price, $5,0i.
I'; 4s.t . A.XD JACKSON.
4 x fusf 'iniiarn.flot iixlOi). Price, $t,fiO).
' Ci'r. Jiiiso'part modern, corner lot, close
.If j?.r f 11,700. Very easy terms.
- W. S. FRANIv,
V V Neville Blk.
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.'.THREKD XbSTRACT CO., esUbHshei
Ji7(. Prompt, service. Get our prices,
4 1710 Farnaun - (llj-Mlil
will buy fuii city lot. MxllS, large brick
brn,aiul small cottawe. next to northeast
' .orrof ,ot l.lih an Lravenwocth Sts.
':. n" THOMAS BR EN NAN.
... .Eouni 1 New York Life Building.
- U)-10S
iLIrtT-youf property with Chris Bow. I2d
a nd -yi . amp g y t ( 1 , 347
V - - . REAL ESTATE
fc-tHII A.D HA AC it l.AMJs FOR S AI.K
Aebraska.
. 1K . BAIliUINd in western Nebraska
. land.v ch. r , tiupioved (ir unimproved,
" BLw..ist k:. xHtrvt-te Co., 411 Bee builjlng.
5 f cir Mi2 z:x
. VANliilJ. to. rent, farm ltio to 3JU acres,
tT lat of r(t(prii.-4 given. Address Post-
,oi,.'a -iioi 1, Waterloo
Neb.
t-"t-Mr 19x
- Aorta, Davkata.
yofl acres et'Uolden valley. North Dakota
land, j l-er aie. D. J. McMabou, ilS
. a.nuicuit lldaT-.' St. Paul, Minn.
t--MC3 13t
in i
pravB).
A SNAP IN- OREGON TTMRER.
I
will self a two-thirds interest In 4.0C4
, ai rrg 4iP iJne timber land for H",oto. Thiae
utnda.tiav 46,vuu,tas feet of finn while puu
liimbr, well loi'ated., lind valuahle ai..-r
curttug tlrpber. Tille perfw:t. Addrtsa W.
Ji Caok. Lumber exchange building, Poit
laau. UitMCu i-U) M.a tub lux
WlacaiwalB.
LANTi3-rjnda Larids We have som
valuable improve 1 and unimproved l.mds
that must be can verted Into cash. Thes.:
. lauds vre taken. ! cut tndebtednes.i
l y . ilijt. han't. Call or writ Cll.xcna
Siat'j Bank. t.adott. Wis.
t:0-M): Ux
. ( . , M ias-llaaewfHS.
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WESTERN FaRM LANDS.
CnH" pa incnt plan; two crops pays for
land, wo)e the land U doubling in value.
NATIONAL INVESTMENT CO..
.' fJtl.lv ' H.alO..I. K,.,l.l,r,t-
ju m t'-a
RAL ESTAYE FOR RENT
' ' Xt'it et "W;sl lodj5 St., near
Alanjiei' Iir-r Co.. $4 per ucre; 3 acres
M -r 6lnd tVidifrt- St., with go-id build
ings', eiritable for -dairy prope. See us
' rirditig lee.
tjEORiatt' ac CO., 'ISM Farnam Sr.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
tits) to J10.4O trad promptly. V. l Wead,
VVead tWdg., ltlh and Varuaiu.
CJ)-M3
. WANTjrUr-Ctty loans, Petera "St Co.
,-' - .... tVj 3t
WANTED-city toaos and warrants. VV.
OnDi Sniwh Co.; list Farn.ii St,
- '-iA-JjO
privati: MOXKT-XO delay.
GARVIN BROS., ltt FARNAM.
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PRIVATE money to loan; n rte'ays. J
ki. Suetsaoud, 1-17 Uran.io! b..1y.
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IXlTVEirr RATKS-Bemis, Paxton Block.
' J " -:''', l'27 iji
t'R4 VATH Tikiney lit loan on ImiitovhJ real
e.tat N. lwdu Sl Co.. 17U - Tr-
. Km t-2)-ls
REAL ESTATE LOANS
(Continued.
-,
on lmprove-1 onana r"r"n)
t Keefn R, E. Co.. l n K Y. Life Hide. I
REAL ESTATE WANTED
I
ftmt-RBAN HOME.
Wilt pay ensh for from 3 to K acres with
Improvement. State location and price..
Address 9 24 Bee M!M 1
WANTED TO BORROW
'
tl.nro to $1.F On Improved Omaha real
estate; will pay per cent. Ari' B
Ml, lice. ;4 MW
WANTED TO BUY
WAXTEIV-To Ouy second-hand furnitura.
cKk and heaiin stoves, carpets. Mrro
leums, office furniture, old clothes and
shoes, pianos, feathers, bed pillows, qu Its
and all kinds of tools; or will buy th
furnitura of your house complete. Th
blithest price paid. Call the riahr man.
Tel. Doug;. 971. (25r W77i Feb
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SECOND-HAND feed aacks. No amount
too larca or too small. Wa-tir, 1 X. li
4J6)-357
CASH paid for second-hand chithine, shoes,
etc. 98 N. ISth St. Tel. Red Sir..
ti) 371
WANTED -To buy. second-hard furnitura,
cook and heatinir stoves, carpets, lino
leums, office furalture, old clothes and
shoes, pianos, feathers. bed pillows,
quilts, and all kinda of tools; or will buy
the furniture of your house complete;
the highest prices paid. Call the rinht
man. Te'. Doug. 371. !) Mj1 F
WANTED SITUATIONS
DAT WOMEN furnished frea U chant
Telephone Dougiaa 1112. .-7 M3
WANTED Work In Omaha by young
man; best refextnees; ex-school teacher;
position must have future. 1- M. Meeker,
Hox i5. Lincoln, Neb. Il"7 MfM 19x
WANTED Py student, young man. place
to work for board and room. Address or
call. T. J.. Boyles college. .. (27j flu 17x
WANTED Work nt any ltind by colored
aentleman; can give good references. -Address
A 1, care Hee. t.li Mi9v 22x
VOt'NtJ lady wishes position as house
keeper; no objection to children; refer
ences exchanged. Address 9M0 Avenue A,
Council JJluffs. la. t27j M5wi 18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
John Whalley and wife to Charles E.
Bates, lot 9. block, J. Drake's add.. I1.S50
Cynthia M. McCague to Ernest A.
Mason, lot. 37, block 2, Mystic Park.. 215
Hastings & Heyden to Susie Klever.
lr its li and IK. hltx-k 1. Hastings c
Hevden's addition
Alfred F. Wolff and wife to Crban
A Peck lot S. hlock 13. Mvers.
Richards & Tild'-n's addition W
Barbara Duncan and husband to Mary
. A i Movie lot i7 tliM k 2. Avondale
' Park 3.000
Andrew FJbera to Fenfinand L Mares
and wife. wV. of lot B. Hascall's
addition 3.000
Total
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO BR1DJE CONTRACTORS.
Bridge Builders and M.aU-rial Men Jules
buig. Colo., Jan. 7. I.. Sealed propisals
will In? received by the Board of County
Commissioners of Sedgwick county, Colo
rado, up to 1J o'clock noon of the ittv day
of January. l'Jog, for the complete construc
tion of ix pile bridge, about l.tOt) feet long,
across a portion of the South Platte river,
extending from the eoutli end of the new
Slate bridge at JuleBburg to the south bank
of the South Platte rtver
Sealed proposals will he received by the
Board of County Conimisloners of Sedg
wick count v. Colorado, uo to 12 o'clock
noon of the i7th dav of January, -1:H, for
the furnishing of all material to build a
Pile bridge-about l.tVn) feet long, said ma
te tial to l delivered at the north. end of
that portion of the State bridge now built
at Juleabnrg, Colorado, across the South
Platte river.
Scaled proposals will also he received by
said board up to 11 o'clock noon of the
27th day of January, im for tha buildin
and furnishing of all labor in the building
of a pile bridge about l.uSO feet long acrvsa
a portion of Hie Soutn Platte river, extend
ing from the south end of line new State
bridge at Juleaburg to the south barm of
the South Platte river.
All proposals to be filed with the county
clerk, ut her office In Julesburg, Colorado,
at which office further information In re
gard to such bridge and won ami a copy
of the plana and specifications am! amount
of material required for said bridge will
be kept and can be seen by any person
Interested.
The said Board of County Commissioners
reserves the right to reject any and all
bids offered.
Bv order of the Board of County Com
mlsrionera of Sedgwick county, Colftrado.
By C. WHITE, Chairman.
Ji0dl7t
NOTICE FOR BIDS ON BRIDGES
To whom it may concern; Notice is
hereby given that sealed bids will be re
ceived at the county clerk's office at
Neligh. Nebraska, on or before noon of the
3d day of March, l'J. for steel bridges
from twenty to one hundred feet in length.
Same to be 4Vt on yearly contract for the
year lyei. The board reserves the right
to reject any or all bids. Done at Neligh,
Nebraska, this 15th day of January A. D.
19S. W. H. Morgan. W. H. Cormeny.
W. H. Block. Committee on roads and
bridges, Antelope county, J19d4t
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
PROPOSALS FOR N EATS FOOT OIL
Chief yuartermaster's office. Federal
Building, Chicago, Illinois. January 11,
19". Seated proposals, in triplicate, subject
to the usual conditions, -will be received at
this office until 12 o clock, noon, January
21, II". and then opened, for furnlsning
and delivering at either theChicago, New
York or Philadelphia Depot' of the Quar
termaster's lepartment. C. S. Army, 2.JU0
gallons Neatsfoot Oil; subject to increase
in quantity of from -D i-r cent to So er
cent, if desired by this Department. The
right is reserved to reject or accept any or
all proposal or any part thereof. Prefer
ence will be given to article of domestic
manufacture, conditions of quality, and
price tiiH-luding In th price of foreign pro
duction or manufacture, the duty thereon)
being equal. Specifications, blanks .for
proposals and full information will be fur
nished upon application at this office. Envelop,-
containing proposals to be indorsed
"Proposals for Nealsfoot Oil. to be opened
Januae- '-'. 1!." W. W. Robinson, Jr.,
Chief quartermaster. J15-16-17-1S
PROPOSAI.S FOR CLOTHING AND
BQl'IPPAGB lepot Quartermaster's of
fice. Third and Olive Strets, St. Iiuis. M.i..
January 11. 1:. Scaled prossal, in trip
licate, subject to usual conditions, will be
received here until 1J o'clock noon, Janu.iry
lisH. and then opened for furnishing iind
iielltenug at either the New York. Phila
delphia or St. l-ouis depots of the Quart t
mastri s liepartment,. r. S. Army. S.n
hatchera i2.. with and 2,oi without
lielvesi and ..) mattresses, 'l'he riglit Is
ref.er'.el to reject or avecpl anv or all
proposais or any part thereof. Preference
will be given to articles of domestic niam
facture. coiuMtions of quality and price
I including in price of foreign prtKluet.ons
or manufacture, the duty t hereon i beinn
e;iial. Standard cample can he seen at
and blanks for proposal and full Informa
tion w.l! be furnished upon application to
tlit office Envelopes roiituiniug proposals
to be endorse "Proposals for Clothing and
Equlpiage. lo lie o(ieneil at 12 o chKk noon.
January 30. IV1." F. Von Schrader. Deputy
Vluattertiiaster General. L'. S. Artnv. le!)t
Q. M. . . JU 14 IS ,
HELP -ADVERTISE OMAHA s
..J I k. Br. t r-.r rle.d.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
ccav cmuisx r tmrn
M,mi tou. a, kiraw
nsaUy tT
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in nr coui ' HI and , lar'.aaiag
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C.li. Savlll. A:iaca. S11U, U iiay la ttr-H M
tX Uly Lab 4 CaaaiautlBDle, A-.biia. Ham. I
RivWra. era T(KH HoL.NU THg WOJIAUX,
40 Turiw to- Ki iMjptr
(Sioa m)fanara a aUrao Ti m erae " aTfaraat.
V. C CUAT.X, t.- fciJi! I.rk
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ORIENI
NOTES ON OMAHA 'SOCIETY
1
fashionable. Make Up Numerous Box
and Theater Parties at Bcyd.
! TEAS AND LUNCHEONS CCNTINtTE
Ra,r W eek mt lafarmal Affairs Pram'-
laes to C loae wltk Fainrtlsa ' t
of t'onaeq aeare nattaer
Tkia le. 1
After a full day of luncheons an 1 club
meetings and teas Thursday, society was
out In force In the evening at tha Boyd.
There were several box parties and many
smaller parties down In the house. In the
Boyd box Mrs. Bierbower entertained Mr.
and Mrs. Henry W. Yates, Mrs. Thomas
Kilpatrick and Mrs. Rcba Morgan. Mr.
and Mrs. F. S. Cowglll entertained another
box party including Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Kountxe and Mr. and Mrs. Moshrr Col
pelxer. a dinner at their home preceding
the performance. Mr. Lee McShane enter
tained a box party in iinnor of Miss
Nathalie Myers of Dubuque Including
Mies Myers. Miss Mary Alice Rogers, Miss
Mary Lee McShane, Mr. William Hosford,
Mr. Ed Cudahy and Mr. McShane. Mrs.
John C. Cowin was hostess of another box
paty that Included Mrs. Charles Fellows
of St. Paul. Mrs. Ella Squirea and Mr.
Milton Darling, a supper following at the
Omaha club.
Mrs. Henry Rosenthal, Mlsa Becker, Mr.
Ben Rosenthal and Mr. Plilllp Hyncs made
up another box party.
Down in the house Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Oolpetzer and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wtlkirw
made up one party; Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hamilton, Miss May Hamilton. Miss Ethel
Robertson and Mr. Fred Hamilton, another,
and Miss Jeanne Wakefield, Miss Ella Mae
Brown, Dr. LeRoy Crummer and Mr. Harry
O'Neil another, and Mr. and Mrs. John L.
Kennedy and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Burns,
jr., another.
for Mra. Haldane Moore.
Complimentary to Mrs. Haldane Moore
of Chicago, mho has been tde guest of
Omaha friends, Miss Nell Guild entertained
at cards Thursday evening at her home on
California street. The rooms were pret
tily trimmed with pipk carnations and
tables were placed for six-handed high five.
The guest list included Mrs. Haldane
Moore, Misaes Fannie Howlaad, Alice
Swltzler, Mary Morgan. Mnrlon Funk
houaer. Mildred Funkhouser. Haiel Smith,
May Mahoney, Grace Conant, Luella Hlne,
Ethel EJdrige, Hazel Clarkson, Henrietta
Rees. Messrs. Russell Fisher, Thomas
Bra den. Edgar Bed well, George Starr, Arn
han. Samuel Rees, jr.: v'llon Swltiler,
Fred Creigh. Arthur Welsh. Jesse Rogers..
Cljfford Hine, Ray Staley, J. Buckingham
and Will Guild.
In honor of Mrs. Moore. Miss Ethel
Lawrle entertained at an Informal kensing
ton Friday, most of the g-uesta being old
acquaintances of the guest of honor. A
dainty decoration of pink carnations was
used.
Mrs. Charles E. Johannes gave an Or
pheum party Thursday afternoon in com
pliment to Mrs. (Moore, the party Including
Mra. Moore. Mra. Earl Klpllnger. Mrs.
Fred hambera. Miss Ruth Ixird, Miss
Kathertne McClanahan and the hostess.
Far Mra. Brlnker.
Mrs. W. C. Sunderland entertained at an
Informal luncheon Friday in honor of Mrs.
Mince Pies
the kind that brines back mem
ories of the dear old home, at
The Boston Lunch
Other pastries juat as good and
all cooked right on the premises.
No bakery goods are ever served
to patron3 of "The Boston." The
service is quick, in fact, everybody
has an equal chance, for
''Thejr hare the proper system
' at the Bottton."
TRY IT
O.nen every hour, every day.
1612 FARXAM STREET.
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"FOLLOW THE I!, AO"
REDUCED RATES
TO
SOUTHERN RESORTS
On sale dally with return limit
June 1st. Special Hnmeaeeker rates
sold 1st and 3rd Tuesday each month.
Through cars Omaha to Mobile. Ala.,
leaving Feb. 4th. enroute to Palmetto
Keaeh. Ala., 3t miles across the bay
Boating, Bathing. Fishing. Large
new Hotel, reasonable rates. The
Garden spot of Gulf . Coast points.
For rates, sleeping car space In
through cars, descriptive matter, etc.,
call Wabash City office, ISth and
farnam, or address
HiBET JS. MOOKES.
O. A. P. O., Wabasb. B. ak, OmahA, Hat).
HAND
SAPOLIO
FOR TOILET AND BATH
Delicate enough for the softest
akin, and yet efficacious in reincving
any stain. Keeps the skin in perfect
condition. In the bath gives all tht
desirable aftei-effects of a Turkish
bath. It should be oo every wash
tand. ALL OROCERS AND DPUOQISTS
KI.OHIIIt ItESOHT.
HOTELS "
ONCIDILtON . . . SUAugustin
ALCAZAA. ..... . St. AuKUdttu
ONMONO . . Ormond-oo-the-Halixx
THt RrlttKIKI . . . . PalraReawk
ROYAL POIWCIANA . . .Palm Beach
ROMintat Mjimi
THC COLONIAL .Naum
( Bahama Islands)
110 WILCa NHNtRCUiA.
- Tiat aw auj ka aXjs ,FUttda Kara. wiB b
as Sfaaraacai lu k aiskn eT rsaa. 'una wttk
JaaAMOia for liaaaa aaui Kmj Waat. ailcf
aiUMTV I 5flk
Fof ufuriaatisa rcUav to at Van. aci.-l imi 1
Bio, apac ta t S paiiial cra, an m,
oatKan a ateamcn. rit or apsly to
FLORIDA EAST COAST
UO Aoan It. Ill FirVN (,
f Micao Si Vox
on T. AjgTii, rta.
1 1
Bsinker, who la the. guest f her sifter.
Mrs. C. K. Coutant. Th table had a
prettv decoration of ferns. Covers were
laid for Mrs. .Drinker, Mrs. Coutanf. Mra.
D. V. Sbole. Mr. FY'-d S.tnhorn. Mr.
Thomtfs Creigh, Mrs. George HaYerstlik,
Mrs. F. O. Elllsi and Mrs. Sunderland.
' Original Bridge f lt.
Mrs. Samuel Burns, jr-, entertained the
Original Bridge club, wh.tt Mrs. Edwin T.
Swobe was the guest nf the club. The
members preeent. were, Mrs. Pn ii'Mon.
Mrs. Tom Davis. Mrs fcvi Wallace. Mrs.
W. T. Burn. Mrs. John I" Kennedy, Miss
Ella Mae Brown and Misa bster.
Ptese Dr1i tlafc.
Miss Mary Alice Rogers was hostess at
the meeting of the New Bridge club. Fri
day afternoon, when the guesta of the
cluh were: Miss Meyers of Dubuque. Ia
and Mis Margaret Wood. The members
present-were: Mrs. Harry Montgomery.
Mrs. George Redlck. Mra. Louis Clarke,
Mlsa Helen Davis. Miss Mabel Marr. Miss
Ruth Moorhead, Miss Mary Morgan. Mlsa
Ann Brown and Miss Elizabeth Congdon.
watlka C'lab.
The Swastika High Five club was enter
tained Thursday by Mrs. Leo Grotte. the
guests of th afternoon being Mrs. Lovell
Dunn. Mrs. Henry Rohrs and Mrs. John
Shary. Th members present were: Mrs.
Harry Davis. Mrs. A. L. Tlmmr,, Mrs.
Henry Wlndheim, Mr,.. W. N. Dorward.
Mr. G. L. Richeson. Mrs. O. S. Reming
ton, Mrs. J. Mandelberg, Mra. J. C. H. Rie
pen and Mrs. Grotte. The high scores
were made by Mrs. Rkheson, Mrs. Rohr
and Mrs. Dunn. Fems In furm of th
swastika were employed In decoration.
Informal Affairs.
Metropolitan club entertained its mem
bers Wednesday evening with bowling and
bridge. About forty were present, the af
fair being nnn of the Informal series
planned for the winter.
For Miss Becker of Philadelphia. Mrs.
Samuel Wertheinur entertained Miss
Becker and Mrs. Henry Rtwnthal at
luncheon Thursday.
Original Swastika Clnb.
Mrs. C. fT WelK-r entertained the Orig
inal Swastika club Friday afternoon, when
those present were: .Mrs. J. E. Shaffer,
Mrs. S. J. Sonier, Mrs. F. M. Lovearlnger.
Mrs. Alex Jetes, Mrs. F. Foote. Mrs. A.
Martin. Mr J. C. Reeder, Mrs. J. Foley
and Mrs. D. C. Buck. -
Prospective Pleasure. (
One .of the larger affairs of Friday Is the
evening bridge party to be given by Mrs.
Charles Kountxe at her' home.
For Mrs. Hunt Lewi. Mrs. M. T. Bar
low will give a small luncheon Saturday at
her home, when covers will be laid for
twelve. Friday Mrs. Barlow and Mrs.
Iewhi were the guests of Mrs. Joseph
Cudahy at luncheon.
Mrs. Fred Smith was hostess for the
Sacsawea club Friday. Those present In
cluded Mrs. John Miles, T.rr. Paul Horner,
Mrs. B. F. Wum. Mr: J. Bishop. W. O.
Perry and Miss Daisy Danford.
Come and io Golz.
Mra. Charles Fellows of St. Paul arrived
Thursday to be the guest of Mrs. John
C. Cowln for two or three days.
Miss Frieda Meyer of Louisville. Ky.,
arrived Friday to be the guest of her sis
ters, Mrs. A. Hene and Mrs. C. Wells, at
24U Dodge street for an extended stay.
Miss Mary Morgan, who has been visit
ing friends in Lincoln, returned home Fri
day, v
Mrs. Haldane Moore, who haj been honor
guest at a great many affairs during her
visit in Omaha, return to her home In
Chicago Saturday.
Mrs. ttuchan, wife of Captain . Buehan.
arrived in Omaha Thursday to Join her
husband after a visit In the east.
-.General and Mrs. Morton have both been
confined to their honiti. with grip.
WITH THK feOWLERS.
Neither the Benos wt Omahas wer.
able to make good scores against the new
pins at the Association alleys last night.
But the Omaha boya ' managed to roll
just enough t.) win their first "thrae
straight" of the season. Johnny Ohne
aorg was principally responsible for their
vi lories, with a single game of 199 and a
total of 545. Scores:
BENOS.
1st. 2.1. " 3d. Total.
Frush lit 137 141 4.M
Ciiangstrom 174 174 Is 5:;
Lundlne li) If US 4.1::
Gardiner 16i l.V 178 4M
Hinrtohs 14 177 169 ill
Totals
779
OMAHAS.
let.
138
l.irt
14
1
17
791 2.3CS
2d.
137
143
in
1!W
175
3d. Total
Marsh ...
Maurer .
Rea
ihnesorg
Marble ..
1.17
412
41.1
. 4:s
I Frl.i
1 h:W
i:n
ITS
177
178
Totals T9 Ko STS '.1(;2
Tonight's teams are. the Onimods and
Reed Bros.
The Brodegaard Crowns trimmed the
Byrne-Hammera in great style by taking
all three games lust night on the Metro
politan alleys. All the lop teams are get
ling pulled down this week.. Captain Voss
of the Crowns had high single game with
'JJS and high on totals with 577. while
West and Korsythe were the strong ni.-n
for the Byrne-Hammers. Tonight the Hal
ter G. Clarka play the postofflce team.
Score:
BRODEGAARD CROWNS
I'd. 2d. 3d. Total.
Fagerberg hl u in sj
Voss 17:) jus -77
Clark l'o r.2 irj -,1
Lindroolh U,s lej 1 jj
I- Rus't 171 17S li 4
Totala : xM iis
BYRNE-HAMMERS.
S17
2,iil8
1st.
!d.
3d. Total.
17.) 4'
211 iiCt
L,l 5t.'
14J 4:i
K3 m ;
Dudley ...
West
Eorsvthe .
Ooff
Rempku .
, 14
, 177)
, 172
. 1 I
Is)
15
l.'.
1H2
ln!l
SI 5
tals.
j 1
1 lie uungaiows nave at last Jumped out I
of last place in the I.-ague race -4n tne !
I. . . , . .
he!
Metropolian league iind Cartalti Gwynna
ays they are not done jet, bui will land
on the lop round oefore tile end of the
season. Kaines t.Hik all honors for the
Huimalows with o.i2 for total arid 2UI for
single game, uustafson was high man for
In team with 4io lMal and l!n for single
game. Score:
LLNGAI.OWS.
1st- 2d. Z,. Total '
l.-t II!) iol 4",3 I
1: lu IjJ 4..1 I
2"-i ! 10 o.;i I
4!M 4-U 47J I.4i
CL'LS. I
l-l 2d. rd Totil.
12. lj.i i: 4.i ,
I'i V. 'js .
14. ' 114 U4 417 j
4-7 4.7 1,2.7
Eiliiion.lj
Gnne.
Kaiucs ...
Totals.
Gnstafson
li.'t ian,-s ..
Jerpo
Tola l.i
I'liu.iy evening wiil be a 'gala" night
in Lincoln. Two tcaraa rei.reacnllrg lie
Metropolian Icji;...; v, clrmihl uinjii tn
crack l.oi. rs of Lincoln and II is expected
Hie sanies will be so fast that then: wi.l
b-tau o.lor of burnt maple- Tie- team
ere cu.'ilposcd of tile following: No. 1
Keyt. Lull, Coffee, Jioore atid Tlioriaa.
N" -'"King.'' Gorioid't, laird. Siatford
K.n:i!go.n.
l.rlnHril'i llaakrl Hall Srhedale.
CftlN.NEI.L. la.. Jar.: 17.-(Sp.-cial.l-Tntiner
rislier of Grinuli 1s inaitirig rapid
allium iu I ho d.-v cloiiiaint ot u r'rong
I a-ik. I bail ttiim this ason aiad it Is ex
ted li" will make a hot inn f .r tn
.owa cl ami unship. M.Hiaih Im .lavlr.g
ci i.u r, K.e.n n.ij CartS rxwttrda, .ic-l-.cuicii
ttim HurUT Hujriia. The aclwuuie
, i.a.4.L rt Mfrjiife'-a id io..ohv:
! J.in tury 1 Oik- at Gnnm 1!.
I Jaiijai 2u loa at lona City.
! January 4 D Mom. a toung Mi'a
, t hri.t ma a.-soi iation at i-h M"iiiii.
j J inuary Drake at Grinndl.
1 ebruary 1-Ci- ut Ce,lr Rapid.
February 7 Minnesota at Grinnvll. v
K.bruary 14- :i:ion at Irm... no!.
: ! -ebruaiy la Lirak. at 1 il .ines.
ret. mi.ii v .'.-..a at fjrlnnell.
F, hii;.u Young Mvti'a (. brUlian a
.I'.i.a ion at D.s Aloiue.
Mat(.'n.7-.XehraaK4 at Grlrin.ll.
low tlll Ik In Ale.
i HhVA Cn r. Jan. 17. iSpeuial . t It is not
I beiii vea here that He aw,L,ry of tH S'ale
Agricultural college for tn- plivldg of u
' l.-ls hut fail ni have any wffnt-t on the
I .i.fi.nni ri laiKu U-i itu ine two intua-
Formerly
a
m
.IOT1ELD
ttOAK&SUITCq
...OVER 1,000 STYLISH COATS...
ON SALE SATURDAY AT s10
FORMERLY SOLD AT $20.00, $22.50, $29.75, $35.00 TO $45.00 AND UP.
This great. a!e of hijjh clan tylih (.'oat will certainly bo morr than appreciated. Tlwrc are alt color
and fcUe to rhuoe from made f finest all wool hrtwdrlotb. krrey, Torott'lm, covert ami fancy materials,
1. 1 so fine Imnorted rararul cloths; made In all tlirtit-flttiuit, semi-fitting and loose stjlos, cither in ttrl;lty
plain tailored or trimmed effects and Until with best lining. ...
ALL GO IIM SALE IN TWO GREAT LOTS
LOT 1
S2OC0, $22.50 and
$25XX) Coats at . . .
Up to $35.00 Tailored Suits, Final Clearance Price 10.00
Every Suit in this lot is splendidly tailored, of all wool broadcloth, cheviot, ' " '
or fancy material, in quite a variety of good styles to choose from.
Regular Prices, $25. S 29.75 and $35,
Final ClparAnrt
Fur Lined Goats
$75.00
Fiual
Final
$30.00
Final
$43.00
Final
$311.50
Final
Fur Lined
Clearance
Fur Lined
Clearance
Fur Lined
Clearance
Fur Lined
Clearance
Fur Lined
Clearance
Coats,
Price . .
Coats.
Price. .
Coats,
Price. .
Coats,
Price. .
Coats,
Price. .
tlons. The apology offered by Prof. Byers
of the board of athletic control of Ames
college will undoubtedly be accepted, but
there is no reason to lielieve that thu two
Institutions will meet on the foot hall field
next fall. The university authorities hava
directly (-barged that some of th men in
author 'Q at Arnea were In a position to
know that Willett was not eliBible to play.
Tliis charge was specifically preferred
against Trainer Jackson Watson, under
whose care Willett has been for the last,
six years.
Kt E.TS 4 THE RL ANINU TRACKS
John Carroll. 1 to . Wins Fifth Race
at Aew tlrlran in Close Finish,
NEW ORLEANS, I-a., Jan'. 16. John
Carroll, at 1 to ti. gave his backers an
awful scare In the fifth race, when he let
Heine eet in front and hold a big lead to
the lust few J-mpi at tha fa'r rour.ua
today. He won. nard riuuen. with Heine;
second and Land Breeie third. Trivolini,
at 4 to 1. won the fourth race In a drive
from Grenda. Weather cloudy; track soft.
Results:
First race, thre furlongs: Lady Leota
(h.7, Lee. i to II won; Tom Holland (110,
Heidel, to 1 second; Mra. Sewall 10i,
Fivnn. 7 to .11 third. Time, 0:3K'. Pinion,
R.cburg II. Smart. Glorio, Servlcene, Dia
pute. Brougham, Nasturtia. George Guyton,
Many Colors and Cuban boy also ran.
Second race, six furlongs: Variety (l'B,
Notter. 3 to 2) won; George H. White (lint.
Dver. .To to 1 second; Marie Fletcher (VJ,
Koerner, 5 to 11 third. Time, 1:17. Mar
garet T.. F:stelia C. Ixiulse. Risk, Ban
rida Sweetener. Albert M., Elder. Frlnce
BoTttng an.l Bitter Gold also ran.
Third race, one mile and a sixteenth,
selling: Creel (hsi. Koerner, 15 to li won;
Jack W'Ltt 1 1.".. I.. 5 to 1) second: St.
Noel OR Hogg. 12 to li third. Time, l:,-li.
Minot. Skyward. Heart of Hyacinth, Horse
Radish. Charlie Thompson, Water Dog.
Vincentio, Paul Knight of Ivanhoe, Bob
May and Jack bolan also ran.
Fourth race, one mile and a b.'xteenth,
selling: Trvolini il :1. McOJaniel, 4 to 1
won' Grenade (ho. Notter. 4 to 1 second;
Terns Rod il'. Henry. M to 11 thl'd. Time,
1-51. Cull. Besterling. Denlgre, Envoy, Cock
sure, Crafty, J. D. Dunn, Blennenworth
and Canoplan also ran.
Fifth race, seven furlongs: John Carroll
l"i. Koerner, 1 to i1 won: Heie (1i!. Pow
ers 51 to 1 second; Land Brneze (10G. Min
der. 60 to 1) third. Time. 1 -. Lucky
Mose. Ismalian and Helen Tineas also ran.
Sixth race, one mile and three-sixteenths,
selling: Donna fh. Powers. 7 to 1) won;
Flavigny iV'K Flynn. 10 to 1) second; Lan
"castilan OR Notier. even) third. Time.
2 f3V Adesso. Rio Grande, Docile and
Granada also ran.
LOS ANGELES. Cal., Jan. 16,-Santa
Anita park results:
First race, five furlongs, purse: Allevl
m.ir ni7 linland. 6 to li won: Renshaw
Oifo Brooks, 4.) to 1) second; Black Mate
I 1 loo' Grand. 7 to 2) third. Time, 1 W-.
! Cruzados, Nattle, Hutnpist, Wotrglehug,
' Spins! ress, .Vliiionte, Vivant and San Nicho
t las also ran.
; Second race, one mile, purse: En'rada
I (1"4. Martin. 7 to 21 won; Round an.l Round
(94 Ross. to 5) secoh'.Tf 1ouifce Cavaiiaunh
! ij". Goldstein, S to 1) third. Time, 1 :4u.
I Bushwhacker, Agreement. Nadsu, Latoua,
I ilav Sutton. Onaia Watna, Charlie Paine,
I Harvey Clark and Waldorf also ran.
I Third r ice Beven furlone. sellin": Pre
tensicn U . Sciilllinp, 1 to '! wop; Timothy
,en ilc... Martin. t to ; .- liind. El Caia
t dor tl'fi. liartv. l'l lo li tnlrJ. - Time. l:2Ws.
i Associate. Buila I'cst and Colewort also
Foiiith race , five and aaialf furlonpa.
hi-h weight handicap: George S. Davis
(111, Ross. 5 to 2. won; Sir Edward 1109.
Schilling. 1 to 1) ti-cond; li ghani (112. Lo-;
land 7 to 21 third. Tioe. 1 ..'. ."are fwlft,
l ol nist. H.tlton, llsreaf er and Royal
yu.-e.i alio ran. I
Fifth m.'11, one mile; selling: lucky Iad 1
1 9.:. Buxton, 7 to 2 won; Master l-esier (9.
Ross. 4 to Si second: Airs cr.t. Bums. 12 to !
li third. Time: L40. Josie p. Taos. Ban1
L. 0.1. Esther B. Cambyss.-s ulso ran '
Sixth rs. e, six furlongs; eelhng: I.aGloria !
(lo?. Martin, i to 7 1 won; Lee Harrison !
'It,. Burns. 8 to' li s.i-ond: Gosslpher ih. 1
Ross, 10 (o 1 1 third. Time 1:1J. Phil Igoe, i
Aiitara, Billy Taylor. Col. Jcincl, N. Buck-
uigliam ulso run. j
OAKl.A.VLI. Cal.. Jan. K.-Resulls:
l-'irst race, five and a ralf fyrlongs; sell
ing: Belle) of Iroill.liS lie.;, Keliy, 5 to It ;
nun; Mitre .1.5, Mc.'iaiii. -0 to it seiond, 1
Koeiiiain I.uiso (le7. Hayes. 7 to 1) third.
Time: I : Kv Yo San, I luna.ii.it. j. Reiuem- ,
her. Sl.ndy Id. E. M. Brattain. Matt '
: Hugau. S.amp, r. at. Or iofr ai:d Lmiiy M, '
! also ran.
j Second race. thr. f.irlongs; filing: I
j Patoia . !"1. W alsh. 3 to 1 won; Workimx
I ih 5. Fisiier. 1:1 to li second; El Parro diet. 1
I Miller, 7 to li third. Time: f :7Uj. y0i. I
i llarlet. Toby, Arveight. Leonard Duhme, I
j Colin e. l.Hiireola and My Nurse also ran. I
Thud race, seven furlongs; purse: Tavont '
I Sandy. 1" to 1. won: Iteene W. "7, I
1 Gilbert. Iu to ll second: Coilca: WldlW Il'i2. I
1 Heathertoii. 13 to 21 third. Time: 1 :ju.
Ruth W, Sister Frances. E0tpecta.1l, Ixjv
of Gold and Neva W. h;o ran. I
Fourth race, one rr.iie n1 an eighth,
Napa han.lKap: Massu (H3. Keog!'.. S to li 1
won; Johnny Lyons il;"), liaes. 11 to 5i .
L-cionii; E.lrtlii Gum (112. Ly - urtus. II to ii
ti.ird. Time: 1 ."liSi. A. Muskod..y and Lo
Acs.-Uno a'so ran. 1
. Kiftti ra.e. one mil" nasi a sixteenth: 1
I m lling: Warning (h.i. Lycurgus. tai to 5i 1
'won: L. . Ark'-rly il.i. Keh. n pric 1
' given) s,.nd. Taunt (l't!'. p.'hanka. no '
' (.rice eiv. nl th'rd. TlT:e: 1.!-. I Told '
J You. I'alu.Pni. Ten (hik. Eleniinn. M'sa ;
1 .My Powdisli. H.i!i. Lamjadrrvn:e.
Nancv W. and Hi.lig in ulso ran.
i Sixth race. ix iurl.ng. 'aIlfoinU!
j J.x'key cl'i'i breed rg fiireau; A Pnrje. to (i"i .4
Miller, eve n nop; Jnt. gi-My .n;, p,,r. 3,
I to li second: t-t f;..o'j;. Jr (112, Porel. 12 1
to 6 tnird. Time: 1 !7',. Judge. Triconrul I
' and P.oaco.- also ran. - . ;
Iowa to Pity rutragn.
IOWA CITY. Jan 17 ' Sr. )- -The'las- ,
V-et ball leant will ! aiv J.ere , Ret'trday j
niorn i j; for f nVuj .. w here ttiey" will tnet !
t.-.e "Maronna- raTurdav eventng. Th In-
lai. io ji mviuuvr if the tvum arvia ti- i
15 iO POTJGIAS ST.
LOT 2
$2975,
$45.00
Prirr2. nnlv
Half Price
$37.50
$32.50
$25.00
$22.56
$S3.00
Final
$75.00
Final
$Cf).50
Final
$55.00
Final
$50.00
Final
Fur Coats.
Clearance Price.
Fur Coats,
Clearance Price.
Fur Coats,
Clearance Price.
Fur Coats,
Clearance Price.
Fur Coats,
Clearance Price.
$19.75
cellent condition and expect to win. The
two will be accompanied by Coach Schroe
der and Trainer O Brlcn.
lORMHSKEKS WIS AT TOPEKA
Waahburn College Give Them a Close
Call, However.
TOPEKA. "Kan.. Jan. 17.-(Speclal Tele
gram.) In A rough and spectacular game
Nebraska defeated the Washburn college
basket ball team at Topeka. The gam.!
was full of sensational plays an.l Dwlglit
Bell, the midget Cornhusker guard, cov
ered himself with glory. The Washburn
men were large and last, but did not prove
to be equal to the- Cornhuskeis. The team
work of Washburn was very good at
times but the Nebraska guards would
break It up and shoot the ball down the
field to thetr forwards. Nebraska wis
penalized frequently and Hope for Wash
burn would drop It in the baet almost
every time. Nebraska had a good lead in
the first half but Washburn braced in the
second and almost heat th. Cornhuskers
out. The store at tho end was 25 "lo
In favor of Nebraska. Captain Paul Bell
and Walsh were not in the game on ac
count of Injuries received last night at
Manhattan, but It Is expected that they
will be able to play against Kansas uni
versity tomorrow night. Lineup:
WASHBTRN. NEBRASKA.
Hope R.r.lL F
Tire L.F. R.r,
Milliie CC
Montsnmry R.G.IL.li
Haugkay (Brether) . . L.C. K.C
Referee: Dr. Clapp. Vmpire:
Stevens.
Stevenson
Wood
.. Ritehey
. ... Ptrrv
...D. Bell
A. B.
Sporting Gossip.
Doc White and Hub Hart were at school
together at G,rgetown and formed the
battery once of the nine of that old Insti
tution. Hart was also a cra.K foot ball
player.
Umpire Billy Evans has written an arti
7
Orchard & Wilhelm
qiq-I&.is So. I6th St.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Rope Curtains
280 in all. The sample line of
Eastern manufacturer, made up for
Spring showing. ,
$1.95 Chenille Cord, mixed colors.
cl1 05
12. GO Single door, hand twisted cord, nil
colors, each $1.55
$:i.t)0 Chenille Cord, jpeen, nile "and
rose .7 SI. 75
5.93 Hand twisttd tord in all colors.
l S3.00
Odd Lace Curtains
Hundreds? of Old Curtaiug, some hay-,
ing been used as samples, HALF I'ltlt'K,
Odd llonne Femme Curtains that Hold
for $2.50, $3.75 up to $7.o0 etch, now
". .. -Oo? 32.20 83.15
o)0 arda f reiuuantd of Cretonne.
Swiss, Silk and Snow Flake, that aoki
up to $1.50 per yard. While they last
b&'.urday. ptr yard. . -. sj
January Furniture Sale
A few of the bargains:
$14.00 Goldin Oak Kooki ase with drawer that
) as a desk, "for. .
$J0.0Q OaW or Mahogany Dosk
$14 Wtathered Oak Peek
$1100 Mahogany Music Cabinet..,,....,...,
$6.30 Golden Oak. Rotker.
$9.50 Weathered Oak Arm Chair,
is.9u wnatntrea on k not Ker. loose cuiihion, Spanish leather seat y 75
$30.60 Leather Turkish Hocker ; S'75
JJO.CO Mahogany (iulshed nivan with loose silk velour cuehiona $12!50
$t! 00 Arm Chair to tnau h above Divah '. . 1 . ... 1 ........... .
$20.00 Weathered Qak Settee, leather neat. $1150
$ 2. 00 Erly English CbJna Cabinet . ........ , jj 18,75
FOT7MEPLY
I.KSC0F1ELD
I IXCLOaXWUIT.
$1 o.oo
$35.00 and
Coats at . . .
AND
31 S
Fur Coats at Half Pride
$42.50
55 T7 i(
$29.75 J
$27.50
$25.00
cle to show that :fca!l pfavers compare
favorably with, men in other callltigs. Of
course they do, '"and the "best evideuce of
this fact is the showing' ttit y .majto when
tiny go into other callings.'
Pacific roast critics del not th-mk piuch of
Abe Attell's Shylnek. The ounce of flesh
for which Owen M ova n niild rM to Attell
because the former was mat much over
weight did not make much of a hit. When
Abe saw his mistake be returned the coin.
Ciarlcs Dooln. !te singing backstop,
makes his debut In black, with ; Dutnont s
miristreU on J.iou.iry 20. Charley sings a
ballad In the first part entitled "T:tke Me
Back Where the- Dear Old-Hauck Flow."
U is dedicated tQr Dan Mi-.rphy of. Cincin
nati ,
"Fred Glade Is unquestionably a great
pitcher, for he takes victory nd defeat
alike." siiys I'rirplre Evans. There Ui no
question that tne Neoraakan would tihow
up even greater than he has yet if he eould
get with a support inn; team. He may "have
a chance In New York. ' : '
Renjamln Marvder, tne pedestrian who
left on a littlewalk from PlvibAdelphia to
San Francisco, teil. down- a dluili near
Lynchburg, Pa.J nn.1 austtalrvd-ar compound
fracture to a loaf of bread winch he car
ried iu his pocket.. Still, walking Is Mr.
Manster's Idea of ,a good time. ,
A-Tat" tale mit of 'PVlsco baa it that
Owen Moran had the official scales of the
Mission Street club examined tho day after
the battle with Attell and found they were
several ounces out of the. way. It Is added
that Morun wiw 'Uobhtd," presumably hv
someone In the inter1! of 'Attell. and that
he was not overweight and should not have
forfeited 1250. - . ,
A Ton of Gold
could buy nothlng-tiewu-r for ftimale weak
nesses, lame. back arid kMnr-y trouble than
Electric Bitters. W.'o. For -salt: by Beaton
Drug Co. I- w
As an extra special for Saturday only,
we offer this large 'size, comfortable
' Rocker (like cut. . pado of select
golden oak, polish fuiish, with pretty
shaped arms and neat ornamentation
on buck. It is well Jiracexl and has
saddle shaped seat." A Ridker that
would look well in any home, and la
cheap jt the reeulHr price, $43.73.. We
offer them for Saturday onlv, at
pafh r .-83.63
Model Clothes Hangers
Nickel plated shoulder shape for wal8t
or coat, and a perfect holder for bklrt
or trousers. Ingenious articles, that
keep oneu ciothea in shape and prerent
unsightly wrinkle. They fold up into
a small box. Sell regularly at J3c per
set. Saturday -only, per box, contain
ing one waist or coat hangi r and one
skirt or trousers' hanger. g
an
!iulls out and is fitted up
S9.0O
v-$0.50
....
$9.75
88.25
1.75
$0.75
r'panlsh leatkvr teat' and lath.
"nmmrmiTTTtnr--
I
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