THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: DECEMBER 15, 1912.
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celvlng, was gowned In black velvet. j
About ISO cards were issued, and assist
ing Mrs. Hall were:
SOCIETY PLANS WATCH FETES!
Mctdatnes
ir. W. Yale,
Philip Potter.
Oeorgo Patterson,
W. X Connell.
F. n. narigs,
J A. Ware,
Misses
Jessie MlllMil,
lelen ft'oble,
Violet Joslyn,
Daphne PMer.
Bertha Dickey,
Pauline llourke.
Me'dame.'
A. .1. I.ove.
J J. Dickey.
John Rourke.
F. li. Hochstettler,
Campbell Fair
Misses
Mary Burkley,
Alice Carter.
Carmeltta Chnse,
Margaret Hatim.
Katherine Thummell
Many Dancing Parties Are Scheduled
for the Country Club.
ALL PREPARE FOR CHRISTMAS
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Margaret Oreer Ilaum,
Urins nome irom ociiuui j
Kyan mm
nan? People Will Hntnni from
Mrrn School inI Slany Plnin
Arc tlclna Perfected ltp
Their Ktitertalnment.
Social Calendar.
MONDAY Mrs. .Meuinfler Pulluik .md
Mrs, Charles Eleutlor, u home for
Mrs. Frank D. Ktibol of Minneapolis
and Mrs. Emanuel Ktnstler of nilrag.
Tt KS3DAY Mrs. Charles Krllrr. Iiim-li-m
'o Mrs. Reall of Now York; Mr.
nnd Mts. Frsnk Hamilton, dinner pain;
Ceclllan club dance nt Chambers'.
WEDNESDAY Mr and Mrs Arthur
Crittenden Smith, dinner party; Mr. nnd
Mrs. Frank Hamilton, dinner part-;
Mrs. A M. Olson. hoMels at the ineet-
lnK of the Four Four olub; Elks' Dime- I
lni club.
THntSDAY Mrs. Samuel Frank, after
noon bridge party.
FRIDAY I leit at Fort Omaha; M-."?.
Joseph Kelley. luncheon 1 the members
of the Dorcas club.
SATrRDAY Subscription dinner dance
at the Country club.
A watch party w.ll be Riven at the
Country club Nw Yearn eve for the
niembers of the dub, when the old year
will be sent on Its way and. tho new year
ushered in. Table d'hote dinner will bo
nerved, to be followed by dancing nnd
bridge. Punch will be served at mid
night Tho chub will be gorgeously dec
orated for tho occnaton with Christmas
greens and holly and mistletoe. Owing
to the late wlntra: tho. Country club has
been very popular and several dinner
danoea and evening parties are ptanntd
for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Mosher
Colpetxer will entertain at a dinner dance
Christmas night. Next Saturday evening
there will be a subscription danca at the
club,
Friday evening. December 27, Mrs, Ar
thur Crittenden Smith will give a dancing
party for her daughter, Miss Harriet
Km) th, and the member of the younger
set
Officers and ladles of Fort Crook will
also give a watch party and hop. Many
dinner parties will be given and a num
ber of guests from -Omaha will attend.
Cafes are also arranging for watch
parties and for these many reservations
have already been made. The cafes will
be decorated and spsclal music will be
' furnished.
Holiday Parties.
As the holiday season draws near many
affairs are being planned for the young:
people home from school. Nearly ail of
those attending school ahd college In tho
asI will arrive home either next Satur
day or Sunday, and Immediately following
Christmas the parties will begin.
Mr and Mrs. A. L. Reed have chosen
the night after Christmns to give an en
tertainment for their daughters, Elizabeth
and Erna. nnd Mrs. and Mrs, C. M. Wll
helm and Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Ilaum will
give a skating party at Chambers', fol
lowed by a supper at the former's home
In honor of Miss Virginia Offutt and Miss
Krna Reed on New Year's day.
Mrs. Arthur Crittenden Hmllli will en
tertain at a dancing party at tho Country
Hub In honor of her daughter. Miss Har
riet Bmlth- The party will be given Fri
day evening, the 27th.
Monday, tho.JHd, the Children's Danolng
ciuh will have 'a dance at Ch ambers' i
Mrs. C. C. Allison Is also planning an
entertainment for her daughter a race and
her friends, . -t
Miss Mary Megeath will entertain at n
Inrge luncneon December' IT, and Mr.' J.
W Towle will glvsi a luncheon December
!S for her daughters, Misses Marlon and
Naomi Tpwle.
For the Foot Ball Visitors.
Theater parties are to be one form of
entertainment (or tho high school stu
dents and the University of Nebraska
joot ball players who come to Omaha for
the banquet to be given in honor of the
champion Cornhusker eleven In the Unl
verslty club rooms on the evening of
Wednesday, January 8. Tho manners
of the Omaha theaters have, extended an
Invitation to the Omnha alumni to take
t their guests to the matinee performances
n the day of the banquet, and It is
probable that every theater In the cltv
will hold many of the visitors for their
, matinees. The Omaha alumni of the stato
university are giving the big banauet.
and have invited all the high schools of
tho state to send their foot ball elevens
here. The students are to be met at the
trains by automobiles and taken to the
University club or to ono of the large
, hotels, where the headquartera Wil be
vsiaDusneu.
The, committee In charge of tho arrange
(ments for the banquet Is meeting three
or four times a week and lovimr
plans for Uio entertainment of the vlu.
ing delegations. In connection with tho
oanquet a cabaret show in which more
than eight performers are to participate,
I Will 1m given. Players from th mn.
hlea at the local theaters will bo among
tho entertainers. A series of motion pic
turea will be thrown on the banquet
walls during the dinner. Many novel
t.vua u.ra Dcwg arranged, and It Is
believed tho banquet and entertainment
.u m oown ip Nebraska athletic en-
lenainments as one of the most success
ful cYBTTUteropted Jn the middle west
jeom jj&nce.
Invitatfons -were, issued yesterday by
Mr. Francis Joseph Burkley for. a recep
tion and dancing party to be given Mon
day evening. Dcember 3D, at 8:80 at the
Metropolitan in honor of the debut of
his daughter. Miss Mary Burkley. Dan
ring will start at 9:30 o'clock.
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Ky Laes Entertained.
Miss Ifntherlne DaveJipott entertained
tho lnemberH of the Ky Lots al her home
Saturday afternoon. Those present were:
Misses- Misses-
o!k Howell, Clair Patterson,
Adelaide Iinkhoiiserdelyn Wood,
Florence He'ggblaile, Helen Pogue.
Holiday Wedding:.
51ns. C R, Young anuouncea the n
gagement o,f Iwr daughter. Josephine, to
Captain Walter Harvey of tho Fourteenth
United States Infantry. TWs interesting
announcement comes from Mrs. Young,
who leaves In a few days with her son,
James Young, for Ban Francisco, where
Miss Tounr 'wont" a few weeks ago with
Miss Gwendoline" -white t- onn a
ntudlo. Hiss "t ounk Planned to do Hows,,
paper work Wid Miss White to study ahd
ttach vokelGaptaJn Itarvir. L -who Is
now stsUond'-at ."Fort. William Henry
Harrison, in" wihtana, spent Thanks
giving, wlth'Mlea Young and it was at
that time-that fciarnr for he weddtn dur
Ing tho holiday's -were tnude.
Captain Har-rey rraa formery -stationed
at Fort Cmlc with the, Sixteenth ' In
fantry aud Jt was tbero that Miss Young
met hjm. Miss Young spent last year In
San rTancIeco, whtn the acquaintance
Was renewed and the engagement fol
lowed.
largest affairs of the week. The guest
of honor was Hon, Frederick 'William
Lebmann, who spoke on "A Novelist
of Every Day t,Ife." lion. John I.. Web
ster was toastmaster. Covers were
placed for.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barker,
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hurlow.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Uolden,
Mr. and Mrs. It W. nreckeniidge, '
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. BroRun,
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Uucl)Olz. .
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Burgess,
Mr. and Mrs. V. U. Caldwell,
Mr. and Mrs. I, 13. Congdon, .
Mr. and Mis. F. S. Rowglll. .
Mr. and Mrs. J. C, Cowin,
Mr. and Mrs. I F. Orofoot, " '
Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Davis,
Mr. nnd Mrs. F, H. aalirts,
Mr. and Mrs, C, C. Onorge.
Mr. and Mrs, W. F, OurleY.
Mr. and Mrs. F. K Huller.
Mr. and Mrs. F, T. Hamilton, -
Mr, and Mrs. 0, W. Hohlrcgp,
Dr. nnd Mr. A. F. Jonas; ,
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. C Kennedy,
Mr. nnd Mrs. V. T. Kountse.
Mr. and Mrs. C, F. McQrew,
Mr. and Mrs. John A. MoShane, '
Mr. nnd Mrs, W. D. Hoaford.
Mr, and Mrs. W. D. McIIugh,
Mr, and Mrs. T. X Mahoney.
Mr, and Mrs. K. M, Morsman, jr.
Mr. and Mrs, W.H. Munger,
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Nash,
Mr. and Mrs. R, P. Peck.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. ITlns.
Mr. and Mrs, W f). Ioppleton, ,
Mr. and Mrs. A. I,. Reed.
Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. J T. Htewart. id.
Mr. and Mrs. O. W, Wattles,
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Yatea.
Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Summers.
Mrs. Deall,
Mrs. D. H. feeler. Jr., ,
Mlsa Hamilton,
Miss Millard,
Ir. J. U Webster. f
Mr. (leorge Wright,
Mr. C, W. Hull. '
Mr. Luther Drake.
Mr. 13. W, Dixon.
Mr. J. H. Millard.
Mr. H. M. Fairfield.
Judge W. A. Redlck.
Dr. C. C. Allison.
Dr. Leroy Crummer.
fourth dance at Chambers on the even
ing of January 28.
Mr. and, Mrs, Donald Mooroe-qf Council
Bluffs ,Wsxlseoa .lnvltatioriii;er:a .4ftVut
dance Mr their daughter. ' Miss Marion
Wacraa,.tQ'Jie..glyen at the Orand. hotel
JaCoancir3luffs,'Deeomber.Si).-
Levy"-Kalinan Engragement.
The ehgagemont of Mies Dorothy Knl
man of Qroud Island to. Mr. Michael Lew
,or Omaha Is announced, the wedding to
take placo.New Year's ove.
afternoon tea given by her mothor, Mrs.
R. S. Hall, -at their attractive home on
West Farnam street.
The rooms were beautifully decorated
with cut flowers and Christmas greens
I The guests wero received In tho living1
room, where Christmas bells, red ,roses,
American Beauty roses and nolly wero
used In decoration. Punch was served
In tho music room, whore pink roses, car
nations and chrysanthemums brightened
the room. J.hlto Klllarney roses formed
the centerpiece for the uining room tapie
Mrs. Hall woro black and white cturron
draped oven black charmeuse trimmed
with Jet.
Miss Dorothy Hall was gowned In white
crepe charmeuse, embroidered In crystals.
phe carried violets and lilies of the val
ley.
Mrs. Ware of Nebraska City, grand-:
mother of the debutante, 'was gowned In,
piocjt, sawn, irimmeuijntjuoiiEss
Mrs. Bangs'. ' who also assist!
Hop at Fort Crook.
Several dinner parties were given at
Fort Crook Friday evening preceding the
1k), Hiid folldwlng the hop there were a
few suppers.
Captain and Mrs. William Kcsbltt en
tertained at supper after the hop for j
their guest, Captain Constance Corblcr,
who has recently been military attache
to Peru, ffhelr other guests were Mr,
and Mrs. C. C. Rosewator, Captain Mar
tin, Lieutenant Scott and Mr, P. W
Leonhardt.
Lieutenant -and Mrs. Reginald Kelley
entertained at dinner preceding the hop.
when their guests were .Miss Hortcnso
Clarke ahd Mr. P. W. Leonbardt. Miss
Clarke is ppendlng the week-end as tho
guest of Lieutenant and Mrs. Keuey.
Major and Mrs. Charles French enter
tained at dinner for a number of the
members of the post. Covers were laid
for
Major and Mrs. Charles French.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Clarence Farnham.
Mrs. Otendennlng. New York.
Lieutenant Brown.
Lieutenant Selble.
Mlts Marlon French.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Walter Scott Ful
ton entertained at dinner. The center
piece was a miniature Christmas tree.
Covets were iHld for
Lieutenant and Mrs. Arthur Jnmes
Davis.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Walter Scott
Fulton.
Miss Pauline Bourke.
Lieutenant Matah.
Chaplain and Mrs. John Chenoweth had
Miss Mary and Miss Dorothy Rlngwalt
as week-end guests to attend the hop.
Church Club Dance.
The Cecellan club, composed ,of the
members of St. Cecelia's parish, will hold
the second .of Its winter dances at Cham
bers' Decembar 1". It will be a large
holiday party.
lace.
Iited In rev
Irf and Out of the Bee Hive.
'Miss Fanny Livingston will leave Mon
day for Denver where she will spend tho
holidays.
Miss Claire McCaffrey and Miss 131a
Kennedy, who have been In the east for
five months, returned Tuesday.
Miss Corlnne Loidniau of Chicago, who
has been the guest of Miss Florence
1 Ciller, left last evening for her home,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Snyder have
gone to Norfolk, where they will remain
all week visiting -friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Heyden and children
liave gone to southern California, where
they will spend, the balance of the winter
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Rosewater have re
turned from a stay of several weeks in
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Swastika Club,
The Swastika clul met at tho home of
Mrs. I, Foley Friday afternoon. Tho
afternoon was spent at cards and prltcs
Were won by Mrs., A. Foote and Mrs. J.
.Weloh. Tho .next meeting of tho club will
bo at the home of Mrs. A.. Jetes' January
19. Those present were Mesdames Ed-;
ward Swcarlqgcn, A." Buck, D. W; Hens-
ley, cu. warner, Mrs. j, f. Welch, w.
Foran, F. Sjulllvnri,' J. C, Reader and A,
Jetcs.
Pleasures Past.
Mrs, S, Ooldstrom entertained at bridge
atiher home Thursday ahd Friday.
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At Fort Crook. .
Captain and Mrs. Joseph C. Brady gavo
a dinner and bridge Saturday evening at
their home aC- Fort Crook to celebrate
the birthday of .Mrs, John Singleton
Hwltter. Those present were:
Major and -Mrs. John Singleton Swltzer,
Captain, and .Mrs.' Van Duyne,
uaptam anu Mrs. urauy,
Miss Dakar of Newark, N. J.;
Captain Howell.
Surprise Party.
A double surprise party to celebrate
the birthday anniversaries of Mrs. E.
Heltsel and little Miss Sonora amy jau-
rence was given Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. HelUel. In the games
prises were won by Mrs. Bray and Mrs.
Lnurencs. Those present were:
P&Umvsest Clta.
The Palimpsest club entertained at
a beautifully appointed dinner party last
evening at the Hotel Roma at ;80 o'clock
This was ladles' night and on of the
Mesdames
C. II. Gates,
I II. Rose,
B. Y. Keltsel,
O. Welgle,
O. Laurence,
Misses
Senora May
Laurence,
Mesdsmes
O. Qllbreath,
M. Q. Huhn.
F. A. Bassott.
II. Townsend,
L. A. Bray,
Misses
Irene Townsend,
Eunice Qllbreath.
Master Arthur Bray,'' JJf'
Debutante Tea.
The seventh debutante 6f the season
was Miss Dorothy Hall, who Was formally
Introduced Saturday afternoon at a large
Combs' Jewelry
Is snfo. to buyit's never high in anything but
; QUALITY
We'vea.storc full of nifty nfipropriute gifts that
cannot be described by
ANY PRICES
We iiro doing ENGRAVING- and SPECIAL
ORDER WORK of all kinds promptly. , .
(An important thing, at Clmstmas time.)
We've Plenty of Clerks to Serve Yeu Promptly.
You haven't treated Santa Claus right until yon
have called on us.
WE'RE BIDDING FOR YOUR BUSINESS
Wo aro overstocked on fine Parisian Ivory aud
shall give .
25 DISCOUNT
fo close it out this week, and it is priced vory low too.
We've a big shipment of finest silver plated toilet
setB, rogiilar $10.00 to $12.00 values, that will go
for $4.75 to $7.50
T. L. Combs Co.
' "THE BUSY JEWELERS."
1520 Douglas St. Open Evenings FOR YOU.
Oreighton Glee Olub Concert.
Final arrangements for trie cretgnton
btieo club concort are about completed
bnd the concert lll be glvn at -Boyd's
theater Wednesday evening, January IS.
Mr- Charles Hamilton, jr., Is manager
for the olub. The soloist for the concert
will be Miss Christine Milter of Pitts,
burgh. Pa., who Is well known to ths
students of the larger universities, hav
ing sung at Tale, Princeton, Bryn Mawr,
Northwestern and many others.
For the Future.
The Crelghton Dental college, students.
will give their final danoo at Chambers
dancing academy on the evening of Jan
vary 21.
The Cvrlghton medtea wiM g)v their
Sanatorium
This Institution la the only one
in the central west With separate
vbulldtngB situated in their own
ample grounds, yet eaurwy dis
tinct, and rendering it possible to
cllssiry cases. The one building
being fitted for and devoted to the
treatment1 of non-contagious and
non-mental, diseases, no other fee
ing admitted: tae other Rest Cot
tage being designed fr and do
voted to the exelus-Ire treatment
At eeleot mental cae requiring
for a time watchful care and (pe
dal nursing.
W. G. Colling Co.
Interior Decorators
Suitable Christmas Ci ?ts
Oriental and Persian rugg, electric
lamps, odd furniture, mirrors in
the French and Colonial styles,
tapestries and Damasks suitable
for table covers and ether odd
things of Interest.
1903 Farnam Street
YOUR
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Dependable Jewelry
Store
16 S. O. K 20 year caao, 17 jowol adjusted move-
1m.'ut: at, sig.oo
ljAdles gold wristlet watch S13.00
I.adloR' gold chatelaine watch, 15 Jewel adjusted
uiovcmont, at S17.50
Oeutletaon'a watches, up to., $45000
Ladies' watches, up to SSOOiOO
Gold Filled Jewelry
Our gold filled jewelry department is
tho InrRcst in Omnha, tho prices are
tho lowest, tho quality tho highest
Each piece goes Into n Ryan box.
Bar Pins, plain or fancy 75
Deauty Pins, per pair 754
Neck Chains, up from $1.50
Lockets, up from 8200
Bracelets, plain or fancy, up from
each oo nn
Brooches, plnln or with stone! !$J 'nn
Fobs, ribbon or all gold $2 50
Coat or Vest Chains 32 50
Solid Sliver Jewery at Same Prices,
Diamond Kings
each
Diamond Rlncs single
stone or cluster, ow at
sio.oo to si ono
Seed- Pearl Necklaces: SIO.OO to S50.00
Oriental Penrl Necklaces, up from S200
Saphlre, Ruby or Emerald S500 to 5000
Diamond Bar Pins 50 to 500
Diamond Pendants , 359 to $1000
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Solid Gold Jewelry
If you can't find what you desire In
solid gold jewelry In our shop then you
don't want any. Our stock Is that ex
tensive. 1-ockets, plain or engraved $4'. 00 W
Chains, neck, coat or vest, 3.00 UP
Pendants at .83.50 UP
Knives, at S5.00 UP
Cuff Buttons at $4.00 UP
Bar PlmTat $2.50 UP
Beauty Pins, pair $1.50 UP
Bracelets at $6.50 UP
Rings, plain, seal or stone $4.00 UP
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Vm the pei'&ou who linn "ovei j thln;" here is a list
that will please.
Crane's Stationery, small or large box. .$1 to $6
High grade English China Plates. .$15 to $175
Sterling Silver Picture Frames, up from. . .$2.00
Sterling Silver Toilet Sets, up from. .. .$13,50
A FIXAI, WORD Don't forgot the ItVAN
reputation is behind each article sold, that wo do
not uso fictitious statements' or high sounding
words ns a lml( for you o purchase; thaf-wc are
in business to stay that wo state FACTS.
Ryan Jewelry Co.
15th and Douglas Streets
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C. B. Brown Co.
MONDAY we extend a cordial invitation to every
one in Omaha to visit our store and inspect our large
and beautiful stdek. We will not ask you to "buy. "Just
take a look, anyway."
Oar Diamond
and Platinum
Jewelry
Department
and Pearl
Necklacem.
Onr Watch
Departmeat.
Our 14-1C.
Gold Jewelry
Department.
Onr Sterling
Silver
Department.
Hxqulsito Bar Pins 4 Inches long, 25 different
styles, 100 Uniqua Rings, Friendship Circle Brooches,
Chain Bracelets, Lorgnettes and Chains, Davalllers,
Waist Rets, Cuff IJnks. Scarf Pins, Earrings, Cameos
with Platinum Mountings. 6 fine Oriental Pearl Neck
laces, from eia&OO to $8,600.00. Trays full of Ssed
Pearl Jewelry.
1 Meylan Extra Thin High Grade Swiss Watohes,
J TT -.I T T 1 1 . rtJ. mA m -ttllMillfl
stock of Bracelet Watches, from 910.00 up,
70S OEHTliEMEJT Waldmlre Vest Chains, Fobs,
Full Dress Links and Studs. Scarf Pins. Cuff Links,
Gold Knives, Gold Pencils, Cigar Cutters, Key Rings
and Key Chains, Qold Cigarette Cases and a stock of
Elks Jewelry.
TO a WOSCBST Lavalllora 85X0 and up; Lockets
and Chains, Lorgnettes and Chains, Bracelets. Bar Pins,
Barretts, Uack Combs, Mesh Rags, Card Cases, Belt
Pins, Slipper Buckles, Vanity Boxes, Violet Holders.
r Mahogany Chosts or Flat Ware, Tea Bets, Coffee
J Sets, Punch Sets, Candlesticks, Meat Platters, Vegetable
"j Dishes Bandwioh Traya, Baskets and Vases, Drer
L Mirrors, Photo Frames.
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Toilet Sets for Men and "Women
Our Sterling
Silver
Novelty
Department.
Our Gorham
Ivoathor
Goods
Department.
Bltef field
leather
Department.
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70S aour Cigarette Cases, Cigar Cases. Card
Cases, Eyeglass Cases, Any Lodge Card Cases, Shaving
Mirrors, Cigar Cutters. Pocket Knives, Pocket Rules,
Traveling Sets, Silver Contents. Olllett'a Rasors, Fancy
Sets.
FOB WOKEN Vanity Cases, Card Cases, Mesh
Bags, Cola Holders, Waist Sets, Enameled Lorgnette
Chains.
SOB CBSr Cigar Cases. Gold or Silver Corners,
Card Cases, BUI Books, Coin Purses, Valises with ToUet
Fittings.
rOX T.ADTTig Hand Bags, Extra Thin Traveling
Sets, Manicure Beta, Traveling Drinking Cups, Pullman
Slippers, Folding Traveling Clocks, SlOOO,
ir.., 1 . 1 1 ... v.tF.(.l.l- nl.l... rHa... n..t. . -
paragus Dlahes, Coffee Sets, Casseroles, Pie Dishes', etc.
Umbrellas and Canes, and Thsrmos Bottles and Caraffes. We have
also a splendid stock of High Grade Oold Filled Jewelry at Popular Prices.
All Oooda Marked In Plain Figures. On Prioe.
A Splendid Stock of Hawk's
High Grade Cut Glass
C B. BROWN Co.
JEWELERS
SIXTEENTH AND FARNAM STREETS.
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