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TIIE OMAHA SUNDAY KKK: DKCKMKKIl in. 10u.
SOCIETY CALENDAR IS FILL
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Every Day Bringi Invitations for Af
fairs to Enliven Holidays.
COLLEGE MEN WILL BE CENTEB
larltatlona for Three l,rf Hecrp- ,
Hon limrt liner " '''' j
Da, 4ther' Affair Wilt
AUo Be lirn.
iirlatnias la Coming.
Nov every lady In the land.
With Hrjruitifiit fervid hihI teisc
Re Bin that same ut'l talking match
Tc rapture her huhhy's purse.
Social I a Inula r. '
MONIAYMra. K. A. Cudahy uiul Mian,
Cudahy, luncheon st their horn fur Mice ,
Alice Caiv and Miss Dorothy MoiRin; I
Omaha High school senior prom at ,
Chamber.. '
Tt'EKDAY Mj . J. P Lt.nl. inception lot
M1s l.otd; Mis Louise l,ord. house
ilanoe for hnnIs'IIhk party; Mra. Thendot."
ttlrawalt. brlilKc pHrty for Mis Faith
i'olter; Miss Fluent -e M Hhonde. even-lug-
petty; Sri mo duo. Mi. W. NHmari,
hostess: Mr. Will Hamilton, a dinner
Tor Mlis Irene McConnell
W Pil i N US' D A Y M iti. W. I. Hancker. 4
o'clock tea for Mine Maisarct Ttittle;
MINa lima Uro. afternoon parly 1m- hlah
chool friends; Mrs. Alien M. Koblnson, I
luncheon for Miss f'otter.
THCR'PAY Junior Darning; club, mas
nuerade patty at Chambers; Mrs. C. '.
fJeoiae, after noon tea: Mr. and Mr. John
L. Webster, dinner party; Captain anil
Mm. George Ouyer. dinner party at Fort
Crook.
FRIDAY IJlab school ma.tqnerado party
at Chamhfi '.
SATTIUM Y Christmas . day: Mr. and
Mra. A. B. MirOmnnll. dancing; party at
their home for Miss Oertrude McCarthy
and Mlaa McCormell. Htas party at
Metropolitan olub.
r. of M. Hah' tlah' .
I, of M Rah' Kah'
Hon Rah! Hoo Hah'
Michlran Rah! Rah!
Sasss-boom-ah! WhhHie, Michigan:
A holiday event which Is anticipated by
the older and the younger pets alike will
be the concert and dancing party January
1 riven bv the "Michigan alumni In honor
of the Glee club of the University of Michi
gan. The concert 'Will be given at the
Lj rle theater and will be followed by
the dancing party at the Rome hotel at
about 1$ o'clock. The Invitations for the
dancing party will be Issued this week.
The Michigan men arrive Saturday morn
ing from Minneapolis In a private car and
Ihey will remain over In Omaha until Mon
day morning, and there will be much done
for them 1n a social way. They will be
the ueats of Mr. John R. Webster at
luncheon at the Omaha club on their ar
rival, where they will meet representative
citizen of Omaha. A reception will follow
at Mr. Webster's home In tho afternoon
from 3 to S o'clock, when about fifty young
women will be Invited to meet the men.
Mr. Webster will entertain the club at
dinner preceding the concert Saturday
evening. The club la taking a trip that
Mill include 4,200 miles In all and Is nlwavs
handsomely received wherever It goes. In
the party Is a young Japanese prince who
plava the mandolin. Prince Kanaye Kuglta,
according to eastern critics, has consider
able ability. He Is the assistant to Dean
Cooley of the engineering . department at
the University of Michigan and is an addi
tion to the Musical club, aa he is an expert
mandolin plaver, and has Invented a
mandolin mut which is an improvement
en the tone of the Instrument.
The Michigan colors, "maizo and blue,';
will be used in the ball room, and at the
concert In the evening at the Lyric theater
the stage will be decorated with Michigan
pennants, and it Is understood that dif
ferent colleges will decorate boxes with
their own colors. '. Yale has taken two
boxes, Cornell two and Harvard two. The
two Omaha men who have been member.
of these clubs and toured with them on
former trips are Stanley Rosewater and
Jack Webater. Tho bovs 1U make the
Omaha club their headquarters during
their stay In Omaha.
The University of Michigan Alumni as
sociation of the Missouri valley Includes
Home of the most prominent men of
Omaha. Mr. Caster E. Yost la president,
Mr. John R. Webster first vice president.
Dr. Ponald McRae of Council Bluffs sec
ond vice president, Mr. R. B. Windham
of Plattsmouth third vice president, Mr.
Stanley Rosewater secretary and Mr. Ed
ward J. Waters treasurer. Judge D. M.
Vln8onhalcr will serve as chairman' of the
reception committee at the ball. Mr. A.
G. tcillck Is chairman of decorations. Mr.
J. R. Webater chairman of general enter
tainment and Mr. G. M. Hitchcock chair
man of the executive committee.
The floor committee for the dance will
Include Messrs. Stanley Rosewater, Denlse
Barkalow, Luther L. Kountxe, Gould Diets,
John Redlck, E. A. Cudahy, Jr.. Frank
Wllhelm. Robert Burns, Robert Morsman,
Edward J. Waters. Johu A. Rlne, Charles
G. McDonald, Jack Webster, Robert Fisher,
Jaok Baum, Rlohard Baum, Ben Gallagher,
Paul Gallagher, Paul Beaton, Harry Mont
gomery. A. O. EUick. T. r. Kennedy. Ed
ward Crelghton, Hal Nates and K. A.
Morgan.
The patronesses will include:
Mead antes
C. E. Yost.
J' M. Morsman.
O. M. Hitchcock,
Harold Qtrtora,
Open
Evenings
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1517 FARNAM ST.
Open
Evenings
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Suitable Gifts for Women and Misses
CLOAKS, SUITS and
I
l B iasV
DRESSES
At January Prices
$25.00 Suits, reduced to $15.00 $15.00 Coats, reduced to $10.00
I'O.r.O Suits, reduced to 17.50 17.50 Coats, reduced to 12,50
;53.00 Suits, reduced to 22.50 22.50 Coats, reduced to 15.00
40.00 Suits, reduced to 25.00 27.50 Coats, reduced to 10.50
50.00 Suits, reduced to 30.00 35.00 Coats, minced to 25.00
titt.OO Suits, reduced to 35.00 15.00 Coats, reduced to 29.50
Silk Petticoats, Special at $4.95
Hundreds of Mlk petticoat, made of finest quality Simon's tafl'eta. In
very good widths, all colors, and worth $6 and AC
$7.50, on sale, at VHU
Silk Waist Sale
Regular $6 and $7 Values, on Sale at $4.95
A large ansoriment of fine waists In blue, grey, wine, reseda, wisteria,
lrovn and black. Exceptionally good values, and very acceptable
Kifts for women. AH $6 and $7.50 values,
on sale, at
$4.95
Buy Her Furs
A Gift That Will Please Every Lady
Wo show one of the largest stocks of fine furs lu Omaha. Hun
dreds of matched sets In mink, foxes, lynx, squirrels and wolves; also
scores of odd muffs and neck pieces, all specially priced.
Russian Lynx Sets at $15.00
Yorrll 925.00 and $30.00.
Large rug muff and pelerine collars, well made and lined
with silk shirred linings, on sale, at
.1 I m mm
''
IFURSi
$15.00
Sahle Fox Sets at $20.00
Worth $30.00 antl $35.00.
Beautiful rug muff and pelerine, trimmed with heads and
tails and lined with Skinner's satin, on bale, at ........
$20
MinJc Sets, Special at $39.50
A few matched mink sets, consisting of 5-skln pillow muff and 2-nkin
neck piece. These are guaranteed perfect sets, and CO ff
will be on sale, at yOVtUV
Beautiful Pony Coats
at $49.50, $60, $75, $85 and $95
m r,i i vm w
t k rsr
Elegant
and
Useful
Xmas
Presents
Direct From
Maker to
Wearer
Read these prices
and visit Omaha's
great fur empor
ium and make
your selection
Muffs and Scarfs
ItuHHiitn I.ynx Sets Wl.60
li-lglan Lynx Seta 10.00
Canadian Martin els fl.00
Water Mink Sets 9T.10
.lapwnese Lynx Hets $30.00
15.00
t)0.00
. 130.00
Russian Marmot Mink Hot
Japanese Mink Kct.f
ltiuo Wolf Sets
Genuine Mink Sets M0.00
KrtNtern Mink Sets $40.00 to 8jO.O0
tl)le Hcta, up fro-n 1250.00
French Coney Jackets 20.00
River Mink Coots 30.00
Gi-nulne Krlrtrmer Coats 180.00
Near Seal Jackets B30.00
Jackets and Ulsters
Russian Tony fonts 835.00
Genuine Reaver fouls $75.00
Genuine Otter Coats $180.00
Genuine Persian T.onib Jacket $150
Alaska Seul fouls, up from ..$860.00
Omaha's Fur Emporium
ESTABLISHED 1883
403 South .Fifteenth Street
mmm iininniw n mi mini iiti rrTTiiirrw
QLBSsI
ing, informal old-fashioned way that was
oncn the order ' of .things and is, happily,
being; revived. ..''
l.gdwloh Crofoot,
0. W. Lyman,
Charles Manderson,
r. M. Vlnsonhaler,
M. W. Tatea,
Andrew Rosewater,
Howard Smith,
F P. KlrkendaJI.
George A. Joslyn,
If, C. Peters,
A. G. El lick.
Arthur C. Wakeley,
1. W. bat tin.
CharUe Kountae,
K. M. Morsman. Jr.,
John R. Webater.
W. A. Redlck.
V harlea B. Keller.
Mlas Millard.
Charles Uftutt.
Mesdames
C. G. McDonald,
A. W. Jefferls,
Georga F. Fisher,
J. K. Baum,
J. C. Cowln,
K. P. Peek.
Charles L. Dundy,
James Adama,
C. H. Woodward.
Charles R. Hannan. J
i . i?, nniuruuK,
E. C. Henry,
J. W. Towle,
Omaha.
Krneat Harte.
f harlea R. Hamiau,
J. J. )li,
lorge H. Mavne.
Walter S. Stlllmirn,
Itnnald Macrae,
fleni, V. Kimball,
C. R. lUnnun. jr..
Council Hluffa.
Indications are that New Year's day will
be celebrated In Omaha with all the tra
ditional good cheer and hoapitality. In
vltatlona have, beun Issued for al least
two large receptions and the first of the
wetik will bring cards for at least one
inoie. Mr. and Mrs. John Robert Web
ster and Mrs. Charles Oftutt have Uaued
Invitations for a reception to be given at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Webster, J716
Farnam street, for New Year's afternoon
from J to 5 o'clock to meet the member
of the Glee club of the University of MJch
igan. ,
Mrs. William A. Taxton, Jr.; Mrs. Lu
ther L. Kimntie and Mrs. Harry Wilkins
will keep open house from ) to I o'clock
New Year's day at the home of Mrs. Pax-
ton at Fair Acre.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Yalea and their
daughters, Mra. Morgan, Mrs. Vosa and
Ml Yates will receive from 4 to 7 o'clock
Net Year's day at Hillside, the beautiful
home of Mr. and Mi. Yates. The cards
will, be Issued the first of the week. No
other definite announcements have have
been made for the day aside from the
pub Ho receptions, and while these three
larger affalra will undoubtedly occupy the
afternoon for the majority of the society
folk and the Michigan I'nlveraity (ilea club
musical and dance will lake up the even
ing there will Ixt many other who will
keep open liuu.-te, receiving in the chami-
' Prospective Pleasures.
Miss Irma Gross will entertain Informally
Wednesday afternoon.
MlsS Ruth Marie Tsschuck will entertain
at bridge. Wednesday afternoon, Decem
ber ' '
Sirs. Char les C. George will give an
afternoon tea Thursday'. December 13, at
her homo in honor of Miss Faith Potter.
Mr. ami Mrs. John L. Webster will en
tertain ut dinner next Thursday evening
Irr compliment to Mr. nnd Mrs. George
Prime.
Mrs. K. A. Cudahy and Miss Jean Cudahy
will give a luncheon Monday In honor of
Miss Alice Carey McGr ew and Miss Dorothy
Morgan.
Mr. and Mrs. George, Milroy and daugh
ter of York, N. Y., have arrived to be the
guests of Dr. and Mrs. Milroy until after
the holidays.
Mrs. Edward Rosewater will give a
dancing party December S7 at the Nor-
mandie for Miss Margarot Adams and Miss
Nellie Elgutter.
Mrs. J. F. Flack will entertain at luncheon
Tuesday in honor of her daughter, Miss
Henrietta- Flack, who returns from Burn-
ham school for the holidays.
Mrs. W. D. Bancker will entertain a num
ber of the school girls who are home for
the holidays at a 4 o'clock tea Wednesday
In honor of Miss Margaret Tuttle of Minne
apolis, who arrives Monday to be her guest.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Welch will give a
children's dancing party Monday evening,
December 1!7, at their homo on South
Thirty-eighth street for their daughter,
Blanche, and her guest, Miss Editha Kear
ney.
Mrs. John Prentiss Lord will give a lar ge
reception Tuesday afternoon from 3 to 5
o'clock at her residence, 3421 Farnam street,
to Introduce her daughter. Miss Louise
Lord, and In tho evening Dr. and Mrs. Lord
will give an Informal home dance in her
honor.
Captain and Mrs. George Ouyer of Fort
Crook will give a dinner Thursday evening
of next week In honor of Dr. and Mrs.
irlagle and Miss Edith Wilcox of Brookings,
8. D. Covers will be laid for twelve guei ts.
Dr. Slaglo Is president of the State Agrlcul-1
tural college of bouth Dakota.
The affairs to be given during the holi
days are of considerable Interest Just now,
laid Ute announcement of another dancing
party In tho near future for the members
of the younger set has occasioned high
anticipation. Miss Dorothy Morgan will
gKe a dancing party at Hillside, the beau-
Itiful home of her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry W. Yates, January 5. This
party, together with the other parties al
ready announced, will make a busy season
for the young people during the holidays.
ensen and J. N. Rennls. and Miss Agnes
Ruiaine of Yale, . la?, a guest.
Mrs.' J. E. Summers, Jr., opened her beau
tiXul new home at 3834 Dewey avenue yes
terday for a luncheon In honor Of her
mother, Mrs. George A. Hoagland. This
was also In the nature 'of a house-warming
and the rooms had beautiful decoratlonsuf
flowers and Christmas green. Her guests
were restricted to the close friends of Mrs.
Hoagland. In the afternoon she gave a
tea from 4 to 6, when her guest were
mostly the children of those she enter
tained at luncheon. About twenty-five were
present at the tea, and the following were
present) at luncheon: Mesdames George A.
Hoagland, E. E. Wakeley, G. W. Doane,
C. B. Rustin, Samuel Burns, Casper 10.
Yost, Thomas L. Kimball, J. J. Brown,
Ella Squires, Henry W. Y'ates, W. H. Wy-
tnan, J. E. Summers. Jr.
oj
Suggestions for Xmas
Pleasures I'aat.
in. Joseph Metcalf entertained at dinner
Sunday, her guests being: General and
Mrs. John C Cowln, Judge and Mrs. K.
Wakeley, Mrs. Herbert E. Gates, Miss
Nellie Wakeley and Mrs. Hertsche of Port
land. v
General and Mrs. J. C. Cowln entertained
at dinner Saturday at their home on South
Tl.lrty-seventh street, the following guests:
Judge and Mrs. Wakeley, Mrs. Joseph I'.
Metcalf, Mrs. Herbert K. Gates, Mrs.
Hertsche of Portland and Miss Nellie
Wakeley.
Mr. and Mra. J. B. Hlanchard entertained
Saturday evening for the nrentbers of the
Pojsjleton Avenue Card club. Tire members
of the rlub are: Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Bry
son. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Korty. Mr. and
Mr. T. J. Vlerling. Mr. and Mrs. H. J.
Penfold. Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Manchester
and Mr. and Mrs. Blanchard.
Mrs. J. K. Hennis entertained the Buy
Dee Card club Friday afternoon, prizes !o
Ipg won by the following: Mr. W. A. Jorg
ensen. Mr. A. Samuelaon and Mrs. Bennls.
Mrs. f. Harries will entertain the club
three weeks hence. Those present Friday
were: Madame M. Moeklwlu, J. Mo
Dougal. W, A. Joigen,en, R. Smith. A.
fi.itnuelBOil. I.. J inrs. J. Sullivan. T. Mi lr-
Personal Cioaalp.
Miss Katherine Hughes, who underwent
valescing.
A son was born December 2 to Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Alvtn Clayton of Kansas City.
Mrs. Elchberg of Chicago Is the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. L. S. Relchenberg.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. McCarthy will leave
Wednesday for New York City for a brief
Ktaj'. i
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Griffin will spend
tho holidays in Chicago with Mrs. Griffin's
parents.
Mrs. R. J. Dinning entertains the mem
bers' of the Harmony club this evening at
her home.
Mrs. William B. J. Hammond lias ie
turned from a four months' visit to the Pa
cific coast.
Miss Helen Jaffa of Trinidad, Colo., will
arrive today to be the guest of Miss Flor
ence Hiller.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Nedd leave today for
Portland, Ore., where they will make their
future home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alexander of St.
Louis are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Carlisle of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cudahy retur ned last
week from a two weeks' eastern trip In
New York and Boston.
Mr. Russell Lemlst wilt arrive Friday,
December 24, to spend the holidays with
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Lemlst.
Judge antl Mrs. J. Fawcett of Lincoln
are visiting their daughter, Miss Alice M.
Fawcett, at the Madison hotel.
Mrs. John J. Ward of St. Louis, who has
been the guest of Mrs. W. H. Stapenhorst I
for a fortnight, has returned home.
Mrs. Moran of Fargo, S. D., who has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Andrew
Murphy, left Thursday for her home.
Mr. snd Mrs. W. D. Hltehcock and Miss
Mary Hitchcock of Denver are the guexis
of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. McCulloirgh.
Mrs. Mark Kurtz of Idaho has been Hi"
guet of Mrs. J. W. Gannett this week on
her way east to spend several months.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Harris have re
turned from their wedding journey and
have taken a house at 31J0 Woolworth
avenue.
Mr. J. W. Hansel. Jr.. who attends the
fnlverslty of Illinois, will return the first
of the week to spend the holidays with his
parents.
Mrs. and Mia' Augusta Maisehner. now
of Sheboygan, Wis., are visiting with
Omaha relatives and will remain here for
several months.
Mlaa Florence Kohu, who has been
spending four months visiting in Phila
delphia and other eastern points, returned
borne yesterday.
Miss Nell Hall, who has been the ruet
of her aunt. Mrs. G. W. Wlckersliam, for
several months, returned to her home In
Denver Thursday.
Miss Klla Mae Brown, whe has beeu the
gucKt of Mr. and Mrs. Louis 'Jaunt in
Chicago, will spend the holidays in Kansas
City with relatives.
Mr. Roger Grant McKeusie, son of Mr.
J. C. Mc Kensle. who hss been' attending
schcwl at Lake Foreut. 'III., returned home
Saturday morning.
John '. Daugheiiy, who In attending Yale
s. . . , i. w ,
tCuritiuiKd on Third pagv.) -
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Gifts for Ladies
Ladies' Shopping Bags . .SJ1 to ia
Ladles' Purses 25c to $.1
CHnUen We are agents for
Washington chocolates; Ploms, St.
Louis; Lowney, Boston: Pork &
Tllford, N. Y.; Allegrttti's, John
ston, O'Brien, Woodward, Mazeppa
and others.
Perfumes -All the newest im
ports. Maulcure Seta for everybody, now
from 10c to $25
Gifts for Men
Gillette Safety Razors . . . , .$:i.OO
Gillette Sets ..) to Ijl22.r,(l
Gem Safety Razors $1.00
Gem Safety Sets . .$1.50 to U.OO
Ever-Ready Razors $1.00
Card Cases , . ,, . . 25c tor$;t.50
Pocket Books . . i . . .25c to $;LOO
Bill Books .50c to $4.00
Shaving Mirrors ..50c to $12.00
Give the Lady
Certificate
Sbe Can Select and Have Them Fitted Alter Christmas
.Cirr
Burr
nor vuimit Vlare w c,o'roio oh m ack.
JJfta.'
You can huy a Soros-'lrf Certil'icate for $:.o0, $l.m or $.".00 at
SoroFis. The certificate, is good for a pair of Soi'ohJh slioiiH in this utora
or any other In the world whero Sorosls is sold.
Open Evening Until Christmas
orpsis Shoe Store
203 South Fifteenth Street
Farnam and Fifteenth Street
mtSSEBSSXBtmt
..CHOICE CHRISTMAS GIFTS..
See Our Extensive Line of Holiday Goods
New Leather Bags
up from
Xntas t'mbrellas
rip from
tilk Waists
up from
Bilk Kimonos
tin f mm
F?ach..r.on.8. 50 1 33.00
Ladles' "and ' Men's initial Handker
chiefs six in a box per )A
box .$2.00, $1.50 and
...$2.50
...$2.00
,...$5.00
$4.50
Handsome Armenian I.ac" and French
Kinliioldereil Handkerchiefs, 50c
up from , y
TVRB All our fur stock at greatly
reduced prices to sell before Christ
mas i
$7 to $60
lteuutlfnl choice XTeckwear, Jabots,
Bows oud Ziac Dutch Col- 25c
lnrs, up from
Weinlander & Smith
317 South Sixteen to Street
LadU' Exclutlv Furnlshlntt Pn Evenings
i
Sk at ts.it jjr
831'j.oo r 1
The Gift Problem
Can be most satis
factorily solved at
this store.
You will find here the most
wonderful line of voveltles and
essentials In hotli moderately audi
hlKh priced Jewelry ever on dis-
play in Omaha. i
IO.MK IX TOMORROW !
Open Ktcnlngt I'ntil I lirlstums. ,
C. B. EROWN Co., j
Jewelers and Silversmiths. j
10th and l aiua"'.
Ivory maid can be Just like a flower,
And fUl thi v-crld with Joy enoh hour,
Aud can m lit e the uoms a happy bower
By baking- bread that's never four;
r.d this all lies wltliln hor power.
If she'll use the famous Updike Flour.
"PBIDB OF OMAHA.'
.MISS JKA.WH I' l'l-: HII.HKItT.
Klrm Avenue. I'oun.dl lllttl't's, la.
SATISFIED!
W'K are never quite satiKl'ted
with the work done by u
(although our ciihtomers seem to
be, judging by the way they may
with us from year to year). We are
always on the alert for new meth
ods and niHchliierv wheiehy'we
can better our iservlce.
Vv'e Tiiean to continue cv;
Omaha's larnest and most progres
sive CleitnfMK himI Uyeltig estab
liHliinent, and we Invite those who
want citrel'ul and conscientious
v orU to It '
Ladles' tailor suits dry cleaned
$1.7.", to S.'.'B; lace and silk
witU-ts 7."t-; opera robes $2 to
$2.0u.
Wp.roiis
one orrit .
tviti ) w here, but ouly
No. 131 Tlffuny Ring, 1 1-J. 1-3:!. 1-64, fine color
No. 1178 Tlffanv hin. 1 1-J less )-. fino color ..
No. 1843 Tiffany Kin. 1 5-. fair color-
No. l:'S8 Tiffany ntnu. I 1-16. l-3i, fair color
No. 1JS7 Tlffanv HlnK. 1 h-ss 3-B4, fair color . ...
No. 1247 Tlffanv ltina;. 7- lens 1-H4. good color ...
No. 1151 Tlffanv Kin-, i-li leas 1-64. good color ..
No. l'J5 Tiffany It!ng. 1-2. 1-32. fine color
No l'.' Tlffanv Itlnis. 1-2 less 1-C4. very tine "olor
No. 127S Tlffanv Hint,'. 3-8, 1-32, fine lolm
No. 1 258 Tlffanv Klnn. 1-4, 1-32. fln, rolor
'n 1vtl- Tlff.nv Hlliif 1-4 1-32. fire color
1-4 carats in rliiBM, fro.rr a0.00 to S40.OOJ oilier rim o ouu;
Kar Hcrews (30.C0 to $400.00! Hrt"M'hs. 810.00 to $425.00! Ptaitiond
Lockets. SS.oo to $100.00; llarnontl l uff I'.uitor.s, $10.00 to $190X0;
Muds. $10. CO to l&OO.OO All sold iiiui.-l siinrai'ii.j lu r furd uhiihmiI
paid lets ten per nni. ai any time within one year. r'. full amount
will l allowed In tkcha-.se at any tunc.
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$ico.oo
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How biff la OiuaLa. Jaa, 14 ytoplo call
I. l"ol"r'a. co broad, so wide, It coy-
If all tr. Staiar ,
Ob, no, 7 cblia, 'us an. --
auotner uw, ... .v,.,. t.
But te X-ri('.e c
why it has rsnown.
M it M K. H )H ION. ltl
The Panic-riiim
"(iutid Cleuiicrt ami lyers."
Jones St. Hotli 'I'liones.
Hlnney rt , 3ZZj3n7l-F2UJi3i
The Latest The Aeroplane Hair Dress
Have our hair dretsed iili one of our coronet bntMs, (he Intel
Btyle.
'.50-Inch Braid
U2-inih Uraid
Second Quality Bwltches, from
810.00
. ipiii.oo
" $5.00
F. H. SGjIADELL, 1522 Douglas Street
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