TTTR TVEE: OMAHA, "WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 10lo
Prices Gut and Slashed Unmercifully During This
OF PIANO
Magnificent Stock f High Grade Pianos to be sold at Your Own Price.
HURRY!
This Hew Player
Piane $395
The Insurance Company 1
says: "Sel. 'Em all at What
ever Price You Can Get We
Pay all the Losses!" Select
any piano in the stock! Make
us an offer, and if it is within
reason we will accept. Why
Do You Hesitate Now?
Single Two-Dollar Bill
Sends a Good Piano Home
Be one of the hundreds, who take advantage of the
Insurance Company's generosity, and in five years
from now you will still be feeling glad that you'
bought such a beautiful piano at such a low price.
This New Piano
$122
mm .I i is
F "I'Tit-nrMn
MAKE YOUR OWN
TERMS
Remember Schmoller & Mueller sell the finest pianos in the
world, and this sale includes suoh high grade makes as Stein
way, Stook, Emerson, Kimball, J. & 0. Fisher, Schubert, Knabe,
Mohlin, Bteger & Sons, etc., at suoh ridioulously low prioes as
$45, $75, ?95, $115, $125, $135 and up.
Our Iron-Clad Guarantee Goes With Every Piano.
Will You Help Us Get Rid of These Pianos at Some
Prica? COME EARLY MONDAY MORNING.
SCHMOLLER & MUELLER PIANO CO.
13 Fimm St.
Omaha, Nek.
Fifty-Four Years of Honest
Dealing With the Public.
FREE STOOL
FREE SCARF
FREE LIFE
INSURANCE
Oriental Rugs
will be offered at ' x
Unprecedented Low Prices
Today and Tomorrow
last days of sale
The Nahigian collection of Oriental
Rugs consigned to me is to be shipped
back on Thursday. Before these
choice rugs are packed up and ship
ped, we are instructed to quote actual
importing prices on them. Take ad
vantage of this opportunity and make
your purchases tmday.
H. P. Whitmore
ART DEALER
Repretenting Nahigian Broi.
'Special salesroom
Corner Sixteenth and Howard
Her Grand Hotel Building
Open Evenings
'OCIJBTT'
BEE-HIVE
By MELLIF10IA. Tuesday, March 11, 1913.
NE more chnrnilng young woninn la to Join tliu urmy sot, for MrVJ
Onnd Mra. C. C, Valentino announce tho engagement of tholr duugh
tor, MIbb Enid, to Canlnln Charles M. UunUol, 8lxteontli Infantry.
U. 8. A.
MIbs Vnlontlno 1b tho third woman of Omaha to marry Into tho Six
teenth. First enmo Miss Sara Hourka, who was married to I.leutonant
Luther James In California shortly after the regiment loft Kort Crook.
Then, during tho holidays, Miss JoBonhlno Young bocamo tho brldo of Cun
tais Ho.vey, who was stationed at Kort Crook with tho Sixteenth, and now
MIbb Valentino Is to follow them. Sho Is a graduate of Mrs. Starrott'a
prlvato school In Chicago, Iiob attractive dramatic ability, and has taken
actlvo imrt In a numbor of amateur productions both horo and In othttr
cities. Her personality haB won her numbers of friends, who regret that
sho Is to muko her homo In another locality.
Contain Ilundel Is a graduato of West Point Military academy and his
homo was formerly In Sharon, Ponn. His mllltnry record Is an onvlablo
ono and ho Ib tho kind of a man that would win In anything.
Tho wedding is to bo-quietly celebrated tho early part of Juno and
tho honoy moon will be spent In tho oast, after which thoy will resldo at
tho Presidio, San Francisco, whoro Captain Uundel Is now stationed.
Mr. George Johnson and Mr. 13. 11. Gil
lespie. Wyohe Story Tellers' VLe'ague.
At the yycho Story tellers' league,
which meets nt tho public library on
Thursday, Alius Mtiyinc Hutchison wllf
ha the lender, usslstediby 3Ilss Ida Crow-'
til. MIsh Delia Ilusnn uud Mrs. doie-
iubii. TJiu subject Is "Arthurian Ue
Gemls." , . -'
Pagalco Club CardParty.
The members of tho Pagalco club were
entertained at curds Saturday evening by
Mr. D. U. Culluhun, after which refresh
meiitu wein served, High Five wus played
and prizes won by Miss Kutherlne Tunl
Hon. Mr. Marvin Jackson, Miss Rose
Dixon u:id Mr. Huy Kotenson, Thoso pres
ent werei
Misses Misses
Ivathprltm Tunlson, Frances Mulholland.
usuier hwiuihoii, uiudys Kills.
covls of Des Molnrs nnd Miss I.cah Ko-
woro the brides
ouiwBB v 5-..-.-. Unslty of l.Movelund, O.. wore the brides-
M,. Draper H.nlth. preside., t j maids. MIsh U-oi. wore pink chiffon
;. ,... ...rfmVi.tn.i- l,l'lk charmcuse,
uy in?ijPvH w. , ,
wdi go to Lincoln Wednesday morning
at 9-15 on the Burlington. At that tlmo
the suffrage uucstlon will bo plaped bo
fore the legislature rwI otlmc- prominent
bills In which the women are tnteroatbU.
Leon-Wolf Wedding.
Tin. wedding or Miss Mary
lMucliter uf Mr. und Mrs. A. Wolf, und
Mr Mr!t l.eon wus celebrated nt C
oc lork Sunday evening In tho parlors of
the Metropolitan hull, llubbl Qrodlnsky
read the marriage lines.
Tho bride wore white ohurnieuso- with
tilmmlnga of roat Clmntllly luce and
pearls. She wore a cap fashioned lonir
veil and curried' a showsr 'bouquet of
bride s roses und lilies of tho valley. Mn.
4oe Wolf was matron of honor anil was
gowned In white charmeuso. one car
rle.lft shower bouquet of pink roses.
Mim Molllo Wolf, sister of the bride, was
maid of honor. She were a gown of
Anierlcun Ucauty ehlffou ,made over
.hadow laeo nnd carried a shower bou
,('i. t of pink roses.
MtM Kara lon nnd MUs Hlsle Mar
r pink churmcuse. jiiss wurcovis
wore a pink chHrmeuse kowii with n
tunic of pink net and crystals. Miss Ko
llnnky wore white clmrmouito trimmed
with pink. All the brldosmaldH curried
arm bouquets of pink toscb. Mr. Joe
Marks of Dos Mollies was host man and
tho ushers wore Mr. Joe llrodkey, Mr.
Suimiel Leon and Mr. Kdward Wlrtlmf-
Wolf. u.
Follow Ins tho ceremony supper was
unrvc.l ami covers were laid for 0
Kuoitn. The club win decorated with
nlnk roses and smllax. Mr. and Mrs,
l.eon have Rone on nil eastern wotldliiK
trip nnd will be at home after April
ut ItC North Twunty-flrst street.
AmoiiB the out-of-town guests were
Sir. A. llrodkoy and Mr. l.eon Buster uf
Sioux City. Mr. Joo Murks, Mr. David
lOrumky, Mrs. Silver. Miss Jennlo Orod-
Inrkv. Miss Har I.en. Miss J.lsle Mar-
covls. Mr. nnd Mr, l.eon, Dos Moines;
Mr. and Mrs. Uiodkey. Iled Oak. In.; Mr.
11. II. Adlcson and Miss I.euh Kolinsky,
Cleveland, and Mr. Will Gpldsteiu of St
lAJtliS.
Anna Dobrirnkv.
Ktlid Mulhollund,
Ida Hills,
Catherine MUrray,
Messrs.
D. I. Culluhun.
Joo Hunu,
O. C. BhuiKhter,
I. vo Calluhuu,
Harold I'Vnmniles.
Juck White.
Mrs. A. t. Jtcdmon
Wanetn McCune,
Murguret Murruy,
Irene Calluhuu,
IIohu Dixon,
Messrs.
Murvln J uck son,
MiiKeno Mill'.
It. J. Juxke,
1'eto Murray,
Ituy tiorensou.
Entertain on Birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heeman enter
tained at their home Saturday evening
for n number of their friends, the occa
sion being the birthday of Mr, neeman.
Tho evening was spent at cards, after
which a delightful supper was served.
Prises were won by Mrs. M. J. Iawles.i,
Mrs. F. F. Ilohr, Mr, II. O". Uenford and
Mr, C. II. Fuller. Thoso present were:
Misses Mlsnes
ru'ce'Beeinaii, Meredith fuller,
Ituth Dross, Muhel Carlson.
Mr. und Mrs. O. Uenford,
Mr. and Mrs. II. N. Stoltcnberg,
Mr., and Mrs. J. Ucemah
Mr.,Atid Mrs. C. Korsell,
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Itohr.
Mr. and Airs. O. Ultterllch,
Mr.and Mrs. 11. A. Johnson,
Mr. and Sirs. F. dross,
Mr. and Mrs. P. Peterson,
Mr, and Mrs. C. II. Puller.
Mr.and Mrs. Churlcs Hecmun,
Mr. K. Young.
Luncheon at the Loyal
Miss Mamie Splcsberger nnd Mts Mot
tense Splesbergcr entertained nt luncheon
toduy at tho -Hotel l.oyul In compliment
to MIhs Uluncho Cohn, who will bo a
bride of the week. Spring flowers we-a
used In decoration and coverh. wore placed
for nlncteep guests.
Bridge Luncheon for Quest.
Miss Irene Parrel! entertained at a
brldgo luncheon Monday for Mrs. I.ott
H. Dennis of Boston, the guest of Miss
loulse Cotter.. Yellow Jonquils and nar
clrsus were used In decorations. Covers
were laid for ten.
Personal Gossip.
Mrs. W. V. Morse and Miss Ethel Morse
have taken apartments at the West Kar
nam BPurlments, recently built by Dr.
J. J. MoMullen.
I
1 mmmmmr
kWMrW
Pcrslstf-nt Advertising Is the rtoad to
Dig Returns.
To Improve Expression
as Well as Complexion
No
il'n.m lUautk's Mirror) Ml Kirs
fail is really beuutltul tlwt Im-ks . Mey y.urebel
Birthday Party at Bahton.
An eiijoyublo blrtliday iwrty was given
in honor If MIm Clludys Ilayeu. at her
homo In IUlston. last evening. Some of
the guosts 'vrc from Pupllllon. The even-
I113 was spt-Bt With games rihI refresh.
meiits were served. Thoie prefent wecr
Mlsse
Muttle Pfltiw.
Mulel Younger,
HUnehe Pfllng.
15.1 nu I ayes.
Alice Priee.
Meears.
Henry Andartun.
C. M. Anthony,
tV II. Utvele.
II. J. I.ulx,
If. Hill.
.'tpiesMuii. J'o you rexiue i'i t-uuiuiuui irma i'iiiiik.
use of powder and -rams tends u .urettel
hi oil pliancy ot skin and elasticity of T0ml Dorrum.
epilonT Why iki quit cosmrttca nnd nerulVW stork.
ijm somrtl.InK btter, which wont clog Mesr.
ttie porus or make the skin either dry or willlam Howard,
pai.t.-.- O.dlrmiy ineiollxed wax. m ti Uvaller Pfllng.
nolle illfferently from any cosmetl.'. It I William Ilaiard.
wc nderfully ImprovcJi any vuinptexUn. ; W'lllam Hemers.
iing It life and exprwslon Uy gradu- p reV,uRemlrs.
ally, harmleisly pe fjg off the thin yell Corbett.
oi oui-r iui.bit p.fw iv - .
li pure. soft, spotlew complexion. .dell-
ntei beautiful and youthful. livery jn Honor of Dr. and Mrs. Jenks.
U'UK&.Bl kill n . ah
jjn one ounce is i.txdvd. It Is irad on
i.ig'uH llkp i.ild .ream and washed off
nn riiing In ve-k or two, the liuiu
fuimatlou is eonphtte,
Wtlnh'.s Jj tt-t )f c-oursw eanl tSw
HUMion Nelitavr io the pRt' tttlRgs
ituuiy use t eradl ate thtm. A troatniaiii
i.t fiom .11 otiM'Uou u mudt. by dl
tKiHilig 1 K powden-d saollte In '.j-vt
nlt.'li liaxel utu- ua a waiti lotion Tills
. ii itinoves evtn ti.e inst ubstiliut-
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REALIZATION MEETS HIGH EXPECTATION IN
Our Advance Showing of
Spring and Summer Styles in
Dresses, Gowns & Br"s cc8s5flri
To tho woman who admires and appreciates exclusive
ness and originality in design our display of exquisite
evening costumes, coats and suits is a revelation.
Offerings have been chosen from the newest and best
productions of the world's leading makers and no effort
or expense has been scared to make this advance display
our crowning effort. J) a. m. to 5:30 p. in. Cloak Depart
ment, Second Floor.
Our Display of Fine Laces. Embroideries, Robes and Dress
Trimmings, an Piano Dept., 3:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M.
Presents for your inspection and selection a collection of the world's finest pro
ductions, almost bewildering in the breadth of assortment a showing offering the
women of Omaha and vicinity values as great, qualities as fine, patterns as beautiful
and new ns they could find in any of the most exclusive eastern stores.
Hundreds upon hundreds of enthusiastic buyers thronged the store Monday and
Tuesday. You enn't afford to miss seeing these offerings either Wednesday or
Thursday the last two days of this wonderful display.
Special Display
of Choice New
Silk Fabrics
In Plnno Dept.
All Are Cordially
Invited to Attend
HAVDEN BROS
Bring Your Friendij
With You Wednesday
Nest Krlday eyertmg the inrmneB of
the r1rt Pieshyterlan chureh will glv
a. mtuk'ul at t e ehiirt-Ii followed by u
reiUon Ib honor of the (Htatur ot Un
church. Dr K. II. Jenks. and Mrs. Jenks.
ui the thurrh uarWrs The musical wll' '
fnehide ,n Its nruiram "Thf Morning f '
tin- Y.j.' ' 'ai'man si lie l Hi. u"'-n-L
Miss Ituth Uanson Miss hulth ion I
Announcement
is made of
Our Formal
Millinery
Opening
Wednesday and Thursday
March 12 and 13
MUSIC and SOUVENIERS
Kncourapeil by tho appreciation shown by our cus
tomers wo have spared no effort to make this show
ing of Spring Hats unusually attractive, our new
models depict the tendency ot tho latest Parisian
fashions. You are cordially invited to Inspect tlnm
nt this special showing.
MISS BUTLER
I Cut Prico Millinery. 1612 Douglas St.
Ready for Easter?
Even If you don't get a new
suit for Easter, your friends
will think you have if we dry
clean your old one.
It is surprising how much
New I.lfo Dry Cleaning puts in
old clothes.
Oar Prices Are Riflhl, Too
Ons-Pltcs Dresses. . . .81.25 to 81.73
rancjr Dresses 3.00 to 3.50
Plain Waists -60
Silk Waists. ........ . .75 to 1.00
TaUor Suits X.7Bto 2.00
Men's salts 150
Top Coats .... 1.35
Overcoats .... 1.50
Fancy Vests .50
All work guaranteed satisfactory
or no charge. It Is done In the
largest and boat equipped plant In
Nebraska, by competent and well
trained Cleaners anfl Finishers.
Phone for a wagon and we will
get your clothes and have them
baek for Kastor without fall.
'tjOOD&EANERS AND DYERS"
1515-17 JONES ST.'
Phones Doucuks963lMt.A-3!68
GUY LIGGETT pres.
Take Your Pick of these
Victor-Victrolas
IV
VI
VIII
IX
$15 $25 $40 $50
Jt isn't necessary for you to buy one ot the higher
priced Victor-Victrolas to have access to all the wonder
ful variety of Victor music.
Any instrument from the Victor-Victrola IV at $15
to tho $'200 Victrola XVI will play every record in tho
Victor catalog. '
Select the instrument that is best suited to your
homo and start in to enjoy the music and fun. Come in
and see us about it today.
A. HOSPE CO.
"Jlite Victor Store"
151143 DOUGLAS STREET.