mi-; iWA. Omaha, SATntDAV, xovembkk ao, 1912.
14
Do You Want to Stop
raying Alimony?
Easy! Get tlie Gout
By MELLIFIOIA.
Friday, tfov. 29, 1912.
MONO the Omaha people lio will attend the Army-Nnvy patno In
A Philadelphia Saturday arc Mr. and Mrs. Harold Prltchett, who aro
r on their wedding trip; Miss AHit Coad, who attends a convent In
New York,, and Mr. Halph Coad, who Is at Columbia university.
They will meet In New York and attend the gamo together.
Lieutenant William Dean, who graduated from West Point last Juno
and who was one nt the star players of the Army cloven last year, visited
In Omaha last summer and Is assistant 'roach this year for the Army.
Another former plajer and foot baMI afar la. Captain William I', Noablt
of Fort Crook, who was formerly on the Army eleven and was coach for flvo
years for his Alma Mater.
Children's Stereonticon Party. (Children's Party.
Mrs. rhartatatartln and Mrx. Frank Jtr. Joseph ltarta pave h rilllrei a
Martin
rhar(etaartln and Mrx. Frank ! Jtr. Josepl
twVrn' hostesses nt a delightful fprtj fcaturd
children narte this nfternoon In hon&fpoM Smith Thirteenth street, to eelebr.ite
of .Masters KraTitt and .Charles Martin. Iho rtgluh birthday of her daughter,
Mr. Frank Martin. Rave a number or
Huerdernalrl stunts which drllghted, tha
children, and onn small boy wants a
toy cannon which 'the artist keeps filled
with candy, no matter how much Is taken
out
There tvere movlnft pictures and colored
ntereoptlcon slides. Pictures weio chosen
which would amtife and Intermit the llltjc
ones There wero colored slides"! bf tin
nilrlch ranch In California. tnVeame'H
and goats In tho Holy hand, ofiacgy
cattle in Scotland, then there WK. pic
tures of children In Holland and. Japan
anil manv others.
Thoa present werti
Little Mlss T.lttls Mlasvs
dred Itarta.
Misses -
Helen Knm-I,
draco Kuncl.
Uuth Hill.
I.tlcll Itrtmers,
Helen OIU.
Hinellnc Kills.
OtlW Keinler.
Hose Hviieltiu
jilariorln MMimr.
.BUna Warm,
-' Msssrs.-
fjtiCWey Kun I.
Irvine Jellnek,
Mends mes
Kllls, Mlshner.
Mary tivacina,
air. nnu Jira. it. i-,
Elizabeth Darker,
Virginia Barker. '
Margaret Wymun,
tary Slorsmati.
Kleanor Hurkley.
lulle. Caldwell,
Hetty Colt.
Oertruds Kinfler,
Krederlrka Nasti,
Jtetty Paxton.
F.mma Noah.
Virginia Pearce,
Daisy Itlch,
Masters
Rdgar Mnrsman,
Milton Harlow,
Ioula Nash.
tleorge Paul liorgtumJ. T. Steward 3d,
Ida Smith.
Marjorl Ulbbell,
Margaret Wattles,
Virginia Cotton,
Mary Wattles,
Uertrudo Kotintze,
Mary Olfford.
Charlotte Hmlth,
Dorothy Sherman,
Harriet Hosewaler,
McConnnlt.
Kathciina Elgutter,
Maulers .
Diets Nelson,
tleorge DaUgherty,
N, II. I'pdlkr. jr.;
tfdward Nash,
Ardch IluclioU.
Oeorse lltiaglahd,
Myron Hnchatetler,
Jackson Jloaglnnd,
"Winston Cowglll,
John Kennedy,
Kred Nash, Jr. ;
Edward Kennedy,
T. Ieermaker,
Htuart Summers.
Austin Hturtevant,
Hen Cotton, jr.;
v. 8. Poppleton. Jr.
Harold Clifford, Jr.;
.lames Kdwnrds,
Cleoran Martin,
Italnbolt,
Charles MHrtlli,
Frank Martin.
Dance in Dundee.
The Dundee Dancing club' cave an In
formal dancing party In llarte's hall,
Dundee, Wednesday evening. The fol
lowing; were present;
Ml (isch
ium! Mtrle,
uora jveison.
Misses
Helen Harte,
Amy Nelson.
tAgnes Russell.
Mario Hcofleld.
Viola Hotenflcld,
Uissle Wall.
ICva Johnfon,
Joophlne Rwella,
Ituth Hart.
Messrs.
It. S Dodda.
Dr. c. K. Patton,
fieonte KUwit.
Marshall Dillon,
Iteno noattleld,
Karl Potts,
Htsnley Jioyce.
it. u. IIICKO,
ICIIiabeth McMulltn.
Itelrn Cliesney,
niise Dtoste,
(Hadys Morrill.
Mamarnt Ynune,
Anita Nancplls.
Ifessrs.
l)r. K. MaoMartln,
Harley Deejns,
I'jirle Heddlne,
H. A. Hathaway,
Clinton Morrill,
Grortre Btover,
Hd Wolf.
I. uuls Haxla.
lAwrance uonaiibe.
Jay afternoon at her Ikh.c,
Mil
Those present Were:
Misses
Itnsn tlnnhkii.'
ARnesllnishka.
i.llllAd. Hansen,
DorothyJ1 llihn, f
(frace l,nnihcrKarnp,
Ituth Hiirtitt "
Alice llSi'lJii '
Mildred lrtrtii, '
Anna fivaclna. .
MiVsrs.-V"'- "
II. J. Proharkn. ' ,
.Mcs(Uliics )
Frank KilncU'
Frank I'ospls
Prohaska.
Mr. and Mis. Joseph llurta. '
Afternoon Kensington.
Ms Ituth Hyrne was hostess at a ken
slt.Rton this afternoon at her home In
honor of Mrs. Karl Powell of Chlcafo.
Those present were:
Misses Misses
Irene Fnrrcll, Dorothy Mayor,
Mnrjorle Howhttid, Ituth Meyer,
Uuth McDonald.
Florence t.lver,
Ulelen Drlivoll,
Mcsdamrs
Karl Powell,
Howard Farrell,
Hardin llean.
C. II, Marloy,
Gall Yeoman.
Anne ttobertiun,
Kllsubeth Hyrne.
Mes(lainea
Kuhn, lidward Armstronff.
William Hyrne,
Dinner Party for Visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur II. Williamson
will ciuertaln at dinner this ovonlna nt
their, homo In lionor of Mr. nnd Mrs.
CleorRr N. Roberta of Hoston, Covers will
bo, placed fdV.slxtc.cn tniests.
tiy HANK
If you lm pnried from jour wife
And then, by- aourt'x decree,
Hcml her encli trtoiith a bunch of duURh
To bliy hor fjnory.
Take heart, old cluip, all Is not lost,
A chiinun 1104 enmo nboiit
To sthp this drain on puiso and pride
Willi plain rheumatlo Rout.
Ho If you find It hard to pay
Kucli month a Roodlv sum.
Live hlRh. drink wine nnd stay out nights,
And sum th wul will come:
Then limp Into tho court with haste.
And sorrowfully rub
Your nchlnp foot, 'twill free you from
Tnn allmpny club.
RkR
mi Cloaik Co.
318 320 SOUTH 16th STREET
Continuation on Saturday
Bargain Basement Sale of
Suits, Coats and Dresses
The opening of our Basement Salesroom for this season
brought such great crowds that we were hardly able to offer
For this reason this remarkable
sale Will be continued Saturday . .
SUITS . ;, COATS ' DRESSES
'iV7'" proper attention.
AH-wool. Suits in desirable rriix- Good, Heavy, Winter Coats, Silk, Satin and ' All-wool Serge
tures, series, wide wales, chev- many of them are desirable Dresses, comprising the much-
iots and mannish materials. A rough materials, doubled-faced wanted styles that are. shown
large asssortmeiit ot cloth, both full-length
styles and shaaes. m 'and three-quarter
All sizes
coats, at
acea wantea styles tnat are snown
drtM during tfiis season.. Wot ct
R men s ancl misses' i
sizes, at
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY
It's the "T" Girl in 1913
Straight Dp and Dawn, Ns Curves Large Pancake Hat
tieonrs Tnlmer.
Mr. sun .Mrs. i. ji. Kinamun.
r. and Mr. Charles Blefklu.
r and Mrs. W. Mltoy Wilcox.
Forest Pleasure Club.
the Forest Pleasure clup cave a ban
quel to friends and members at their club
Thanktelvlnsr day. Those present wore:
Mesars.
Mesir.
Anton Fraud,
Kred Andrew.
Hiun KaeKaner.
Stlk Trummer,
Charles I'rchal.
Joe liudacek.
Mat CI ruber.
Otto Itempul.
John Pratt.
Alex Hmlth.
J Bine I'rchal,
Anion l'rulial.
Krnna urasei.
ltny Vas Osdall.
llenr' Mledenhen
Martin Krlegler,
Joo Wolfliauer.
Charles Zlmmanek,
Jorry Miller.
Carl lirland,
(Nile Tlmmcrmaun.
Jim Kudlelt.
John Trummer,
Anton Krejcl,
I'eta Zarp. Jr..
Frank Chadek.
Charlea Nelaon.
Jim Nelson,
Jim Chrlsttnson,
, Tony Larson,
Ttarnei' Hompel.
John uruuer.
Sarpriic Party.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. O. Johnson.
ISS8 North Heventeenlh street, who were
Mcentlr rfiarried. aurprlsed them Wednes
dsv evtfnjnu, brlnrtnc) their provisions
with them. The evenlne was spent play-
Itlr RsmSa, alosing and Uanclng, atten
which luncheon 'was served, Those pres
rnj wersi
Mliaes
Marxuerlte Jlrewer,
Kate Hslkovic,
J'earnilalr,
Franols Bchertf,
Blaslifield is to
Lectee Before the
Fine Arts Society
' Edwin; Howla,nd Ulashtleld of New
York, . the . foremost mural painter of
Amerlda, will lecturo before tho Omaha
Society of Flno Art at the Ypunir Woin
en's' Christian aasoolatlon bulUlliiR Alon
day at 8 o'clock on "American Mural
I'alntlng."
Blnce the Columbian exposition at Chi
cago, decorative art has proiwrly taken
a mpst promlnont plnon In tho 'develop
ment of artlatlo expression In this coun
try. ,
The edifices which Mr. tllashflbld has
een called upon to embelllah are found
from tha seaboard on tho east to the
far western bouudarlea ami InclUda thn
oll!Ke of the City of New York; con-
fcrt'Kslonal library at Washlnuton, llul
tlmore court house, Church of thp-Hnvlor,
Philadelphia J Residences of Mr. Vnnder-
bill and Mr. lluntlnstoii of New York and
Mr, Druxol of I'hlladelphla, Clovcland
federal hulldlnk. Prudential bulldluic,
Newark, N. J., nnd state Capitols of
Minnesota, Wlaconaln, Iowa and . South
Dakota.
Mr. lllaahtleld, slnco the traRlc death
of, Mr. Millet on tho Tltnnlo. hna been
aclinic prealdcnt of- Iho American Fed
eration of Arts, Is a member of tna Na
tional academy, past president of tho
tioolofy of Mural Painters, trustee of the
American academy at Home, member of
the allied arts coinmlttro of tho Amor
lean Institute of Architecture, medalist
of tho Architectural lemruo and a dli-
tlnRUlshcd and honored member of num
bers of other societies. .
Misses-
Mayms reahel,
Kate Peahel.
Mary llosenec,
Jtntia IlOaehec.
.Mary Proeplcll,
Anna Prosplcll,
Anna Bchmlttj
Mesirs.- " "
Flank ciierick,
Kdward Kempf.
Jteypold Jaoobnen.
Joaeph Sohmita.
tacar fitemhauien,
iiaiiy Hewell,
Ksther Ove.
Msada Jncobsen.
MyrtI Hewell.
Messrs. 1
Menry Bohmltx.
John O'Oonnell,
Andrew HhHIio,
lanahl Ulalr,
rirant Ulalr,
Caany FTank.
Edwin Colbsre,
Henry Hewell.
Mr arid Mrs. C. Johnson
Ortega-Clark.'
Miss rrudenc Clark, a teacher from
tht Presbyterian. Mlsnton school of Chi
mayo. N. M.. and Mr. Jose T. Orteg
u student tit the Omaha Thrploglcul aem
loarv. were insrried,!riiankBlvlni; In the
home of Rev. Cv II. Flemlns of North
Omaha, The ceremony wai, performfd
py tna J lev. A- .varsuau, v. u., prent
.lent of tb? thentoKlral seminary, assisted
by Jtev C !(. FJemlnc
, you nro Rolnila be'llUo a Btrlne; hean or tlta letter "T" If
i Btylos for Hiirlne, nndot coursu, yt?u will,
THIS 1H TIIH WAY Slll-Vtli LOOK,
Qlrlfl,
follow tho styl
No curves, Just straight up nntl down, with o bit; pancake hat forming
tho cross on tho lctto'r',tT." That's it. . .
Oraco has kIvqii way to anverlty, and tho thin girl will he In her olomont.
Aa for tho fnt Klrl but, never mind, It's her troublos, not ours.
If Hho wants to'boln It In 191.1, she has Btmply got to. get thin.
It' la not tho huslneBs'of tho fashion editors to tell how.
showing tho Ali-Har-Ilcn parades of last
fall.
Miss Mlk writes that In the moving
pictures alio was able to recognize a
large number .of fomlllur Omuha build
ings, a few pemonn she knew and that
tha flower purade evoked much applause.
COAL AND CORN MOVING
IN HEAVY CONSIGNMENTS
Assistant General Buperlntendant Cox
of the Burlington at IJucoln la at head
quarters and reports iho lines over which
he exercise Jurisdiction Kire doing' u good
buslnera. Much freight of all kinds is
moving and largo stocas or coat are
being put In at stations along the lines.
Mr, Cox nays thn gathering of the corn
U progressing rapidly and owing to the
good weather the harvesting of the crop
ja fur advanced. Aa aoon aa tho corn
dries out he expecla a heavy movement
OMAHA PICTURES SHOWN
TO PARISIAN AUDIENCES
Omaha Is liecomlng, known abroad. Its
street scenes have, found a place In tha
moving pictures of lfuropf. Miss Marie
Mil;, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Mlk vX this city, Is studying In Paris
and In writing homo to her patvnts, tella
them that mcontly, with a party of Amer
ican fflrls, Blie attended one of. tits best
moving picture shows In Parts, To tha
surprise of Miss Mlk there were u, num
tier of Omaha street scents, the pictures
Ryder to Talk to
Business Men on
Smoke Nuisance
A mruttiig or Omaha bustiies men hns
been called at the Commercial club.
Thursday evening nt which Conitntasluhoe
John J. Ityder will present his smolca
ntllsance tirdlonnce for dlHeueshni .
Tho ;ncotlng was called as a result of
a conference hetweeh T. I. Uedmond,. C,
era' association -will be abandoned that
the members may attend tho smoke nui
sance dlscunston and all t)io retailers of
tne cuy win ue in auoraiance.
Mechanical engineers and,"' architects
also will uttond and some of them will
b called upon to-jglve Ideas for doing
away with tho'amokn now menacing the
city. '
EASTERNERS. DO .NOT LIKE
LOW RATES TO THE WEST,
Iascngcr men of the transcontinental
lines will hold a meeting In Chlcaaro next
week, at whig!t tho question of rates to
ho coaet andj rates Into Yellowstone
park for next' year will b' considered.
While It Is HHld thSt-eastern pnasengbr
man will, perhaps, urge an advance In
rates to the Paclflc-coast and Yellowstone
NaV
iG.E.Shukert I
t
C. Uelden, Oould Diets ami Commissioner 'I and Cllaulur parks, western men will re
M. XJulUl nf the Commercial 'clUb and
Pollro Commissioner Hyiler. A plan Jt
ucUon to abate, the, smoke nuisance was
oujllnl nl the cunteretico and further
plans be dlscutiscd nt the Commercial
club meeting.
The regular -session of the Mauutnctur-
(use to make finy change from the rates
Of last year. Easterners coutend that tha:
western .rateH during the tourist season
are tuo low, and that as a result tho)'
divert a IsraV ninbttbt ,of -travel that.
otherwise would tfo 'to ,the' resorts of tha
east.
Keel Buily! Head Clear, -St&maQh
Sweet, Bowels Riaht- VGascarct
Y'ou men and women who can't get
feeling right who have headache, coated
tongue, foul taste and foul breath, lxzl
ness. can't sleep, ore- nervous 'and upset,
bothered with a sick, gassy, disordered
stonmch, and arv all worn out.
Aro yoi keeping vour boweU ilean with
Cascarets or merclv doi-lng younrlf
every few days with milts rathart'r pills,
csstor oil and other harsh Irritants"
sweeten the stomach, remove the sour
undigested arid (fermenting food nnil foUl
gnaea; tBkelth()-cxce'as bile ff'om tl liver
and carry vti tha' ' cdnatipabV) wbsta
matter and poison, 'from tire-bowl's.
A Cascaret tontghl will "atrlilghten you
put by morning a lo-cent bo will keep
your head clear, stomach ayeet, liver and
bowels regular and make ou feel cheer
ful and bully for months. Don't forget
J tno children their little Insldea need a
PrUa book worth a aoUsj to thrs Pst saah V7(k. atat) years to
SaffydUl Sditor. The . gts ITba Baaday Bs fo prUa wtaasrs.
DAFF5TDILIT1S.
When the chimney smokes
Does the carpet beater? . . ..
When the candle goes out
Will toe gas meter r
U Vaiton painU
an t an Insect powder?
'ould a 1fe Jle on
What Itarry Jjuulsr
If a house sags
Will tha eavesdropper?
If a carpet rags
Will the rut stopper?
1f cdw slips
Will th raln killer?
t money moves the World
Will a djme thriller?1 '
tf a rllM-ast csme
WruM th -Orpheum seat fin
Jf she sav a mfert"- ", -VVuuid
Kitty Cheat em?
U .tha butter mas a race
Will the gg heaisr?
If Lit comes to town
AYiU tht miss treat er
HATpl. NB TllELli
Oeorge II. lteynolda. lilt Urown Btreet
.If. Mpor bullda a. house, will Ulllan
Ituanell?
UtHpckana satis, will iMrtuuidf
Xxmls lrnrtsberg. 2U4 Beward Btret
lf a masher tried to flirt with Kthel
llarrrmor. would she give Mm the
"Twlve-1ound Iookr
II. 14. Norilstrom. 4T3 Heward Ktreet
U ilaydcn ltru. hsd a sugar salo, would
DybsJl'a candy shop?
C.' Si. llecords. KTeraynt f Caruao
sings nothing but classical snogs, what
doe Flag Bins?
W. N Belleck, Ml South Twenty-nrth
Avenue If Conneatl-out the Turkey,
would Mary-land In Oreeee?
, M. D. Metc-lf. tm Popplttou Avenue ;
-When the milkman gets angry does the
cowhide?
It the Mississippi Is crooked, Is ttertnr
strait? i
iaa(pxcis immeuiaieiy vteame ana t good, gentle cleansing, too.
IO CENT SOXES-ANY DRUG STORE
also es ta so cent ooxcs iv
i
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loCMcago
mm Ckcaio. Nebraska L!mi(eI .
Rocky Mountain Limited
Chicago Express .
Day Express
Automatic Block Signal
BB1 B
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ahifrurik
6:08 p. m.
12:20 u. m.
4:10 p. wt,
GAS a. as.
1323 farnara Sirtel, Cor. 14tk.
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t
cy The mild weather compels us to reduce
our stock. Never have we offered such re
ductions, especially before Christmas, Fol-
lowing we mention a few.of the many bargains:
TABLE 1
Odd Scarfs and Muffs in Persian Lamb,
Mink' nnd Canadian Marten,
tlmfsoia up to $10.00; in
fills ;$h.1g nl; dhoico for
$1.00
$9.75
TABLE 2
Japanese Matched
Wolf
Pillow
$3.95
. Chinese and
. Sets, that sold . up to .$12.50.
Muffs and Shawl Collars,
the latest shapes; choice
in this sale
TABLE 3
Canadian Marten, Hiver Mink. Austral
iau AVolf and French Con'oy; matched
.sots, large pillow and half barrel muffs,
large shawl searls, worth
up to $20.00; in this sale,
choice
lUIL-l 1111111.-3,
$7.50
TABLE 4
Martin, Marmot, Biver Mink, Natural
Opossum and "Wolf, matched sets that
sold up to $25.00; choice,
in this sale
at
TABLE 5
Blue Wolf, Natural Wolf, Black Persiau
Pow and. Canadian Marten Sets, worth
up to $30jOO nnd not one of them sold
in the regular way less m f J "J
than $22.50; choice, in Jk j
lino OUIU
All of our Ladies' Opats, including
Sealskin, Otter,, Beaver, Caracul, Rus
sian Pony, River Mink, Marmot, etc., at
immense reductions.
All of our fine matched sets reduced Sable, Mink,
Fitch, Red Fox, Beaver, Otter Nothing reserved.
G, E. SHUKERT
401-3 South 15th Street
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