THE OMAHA STNDAY BEE: JUNE 22, 1913.
nu silk
Crepe de Chines
76c yard values, in all now stroot
and ovenlng shades, black and white
inoluded; while they last
at, choice, yard OC
Beautiful
Tub Silks
For cool Summer Dresses," 3G Inches
wide, In fine assortment of new pat
Foulards and Messalincs
fl.26 yard values, 36 inches wide,
In halr-llno stripes and polka
doU; blue and white, black and
Black Chajjneuse Messallne
A beautiful soft, clinging silk, 36
inches wide, regular $1.00 qual
ity; very popular for one-pleco
Ladles' Handkerchiefs
A Great Vndirprlclnr Monday.
10c Ladles' Handkerchief .Bo
ISc Linen Handkerchief 7Mo
15c Bmbroldered Handkerchiefs . .lOo
SOc Lace Trimmed Handkerchief 25o
Big Assortment for Selection.
white and brown and
white; on ealo at, yard.
dresses and BUlta
vard
88c
78c
terns, regular $1.00 qual
ities; on safe at, yard. . . .
68c
V
BELTS AJflD NECKWEAR
Silk, Satin and Fancy Leather Bolts, mndo to
sell nt 25o to. 75c, at . 10c, 15c and 19c
Beautiful Summer NeckwearA big line of
50c to $1.25 values; oivsalo Monday
at 25c, 49c and 75c
75c LACES AT 25c
Monday we place on sale, a beautiful line of
the finest Venice Bands, Cotton Clunoy Bands
and Edges, fancy Wash Lace's, Allovers and
Nets, goods worth from 50c to $1.00 O JTy.
yard, nt, yard ....( &JL
A Tremendous Clearance Sale of
Desirable Summer Millinery
10-B
White Goods Linens
Specially Priced $M?''
White Ratine, full 40 inches wide, regular
$2.00 values, yard $1.25
White Pique, assorted welts, most desir
able skirting, 75c values, yard 45c
Assorted lot new White Qoods, French and Persian
Lawn, etc., to 46c values, yard.
.25J
Hmstitcbed Fivo O'clock Tea Napkins, pure flax,
$4,00 values, dozen.
82.50
Dew Bleached Dclfast Satin Damask, full 72 Inches
wido. puro flax, regular $1.60 quality, yard SI. OO
Pure Linen Dinner Napkins, slip 22x22 inches, to
match, $6.00 values, dozen. ..... .' S3. 50
Turkish Towels, bleachod or unbleached, good
size, 16o values, each 1Q
Over $20,000 worth of
1,000 Stylish Shapes, values to $3,
25c and 49c
The season's best ideas in fine
Hemps, Ajours, Milahs, Velvet
Flanged, Chips, etc., everything in
cluded. 4 Panama Hats at $1.98
Pour smart blocked styles, in
small and medium sizes, all genuine
imported bodies.
$50 WHITE CHIP SHAPES tfc
The very latest up-to-the-minute
blocks greatest value ever.
desirable Millinery Goods to be sacrificed regardless
of cost in this without question the most phenomenal millinery bargain
event ever known in Omaha. Selling to make room for incoming mid
summer stock is our only consideration. Costs-lost sight of in pricings.
1,200 Beautiful Trimmed Hats
That sold up to $10.00, artistically trimmed with ostrich
plumes, ostrich fancjes, ribbons, flowers, etc, both black
and colors entire stock divided into 4 immense lots, at,
.choice
49c, 98c, $1.98, $2.98
Plume Snaps , Flowers
BALL-MASON FRUIT JAR
SPECIALS
1-pt.tMason Jars, dozen. .45c
1-qt. Mason Jars, dozen.. 55c
Best Jar Covers, dozen. . .20C
Good Jar Rubbers, dozen. .5c
1-pt. B-Z Jars, dozen 75c
1-qt. E-Z Jars, dozen. . . . ..95c
Hardware for the
Preserving Season
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XETTXiSS
S-quart enamel preserving kettles ao
10-qt. enamel preserving kettles 3o
12-qt, enamel preserving- kettles 4So
Cherry Stensrs llollman pattern, Q9o
Enterprise pattern .7So
l-qt. tin fruit cans, per, dozen .... .990
to pkgs. pontlUs sealing wax. 3 pkgs.
for ......... ...60
tSTXT X.ASBXM AT WDUCBD
HkXOSS
A 6-ft. well made ladder oo
Beat 6-fL atep ladder made, an Iron
rod fastened with a steel plats on
side under each step, with ' shelf,
at ...
7-fL ladders as above Sl.M
8-ft ladders aa above .fi.TS
OO. AXJs )J
1,50 ovens, special at
$1.76 ovens, special at
1 m nvit,f. Hnclttl at
is.SB ovens, aneclal at ...... v. .9
ou k smvm . .rr.M. . ttt.M
1M
Any alia or style, 3-bUd mower,
everyone of warranted quality,
worth up to 4.00. at ...
Any else or style 4-blade ball bear
ing lawn .mower, worth up to tt.tO,
at ......... 9
Any size "Champion" S-blade ball
bearing mower, worth up to $10.00,
at ...f7.se
WarraataA Kusvsr Hois, per foot, u
from ......... ......So
Icrssn wire, black, per square foot,
at , ao
Galvanised screen wire, per fquara
font ......3o
Any size .hardwood green screen door
at ,..91M
Any size hardwood fancy oiled door
at , tl.OO
Adjustable window screens, all size,
up from . .88o
WHITS MOUKTA1X
aunrauassATOSB
rkvi" 3flft alt and UD
from . .f.a&
"Stone wwt" wmts Mountain
frtmratcra are lined with tons.es
Ich Ice than any other sox made,
all pries up to ao.g
, y
Hand made stock,
ostrich plumes, 18-hv
long, 7. inch wide,-$3
values, on sale, at,
choice $1.66
Traveling men's sam
ples and our own
stock, values to. $1.00,
over 100 doz., in two
lots 5c and 9c
Charming and Distinctive Style and Beautiful
Fabrics as well as remarkable bargain pricings will make a
strong appeal to every woman in oxr Monday sale of Summer
Dresses and Suits. Thefrarest bargain opportunities this season
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MONDAY SPECIALS
In the Domestic Room
10c Percales, 36-in. wide, light colors. .5c
18o Mikado Crepe for kimonos. . . .12M:C
Hc Serpentine Crepe, good patterns. .lOo
6c Anthracite Blue Prints. 3Mc
25c fancy striped Voiles, good pattern 19c
22c Curtain Scrim, fancy borders 15c
25c Costume Crepe, pretty colors 18c
10c Hope Muslin, 36-inch wide. . . . .7MiC
8MjO Unbleached Muslin, 36-in., wide, 5Vac
28c Aurora 9-4 Bleached Sheeting. .2IV2C
39c Blea. Table Damask, 58-in. wide, 25c
25c linen finished Dress Suitings, assorted colors,
yard
ID
15c Pillow Cases, size 42x36.. 10
5c Turkish Knit Wash Rags, two for.
Over 1,000 Beautiful Summer Dresses, colors and white, are $10 to $12 values,
in delightful assortment of beautiful designs and most wanted of summer
dress fabrics Wonderful lot of values, at sale price
$5
Over 200 Beautiful Summer Dresses, that sold at $20 to $45, in
$75.00 Tailored Suits $37.50
$55.00 Tailored Suits $27.50
$50.00 Tailored Suits $25.00
$45.00 Tailored Suits $22.50
Ladies' and Misses' Pretty
Balkan Blouse Wash Suits
or Dresses, regular $7.50 vnl
uos, 100 of them in the lot,
at, ohoice $2.95
Ladies' Summer Coats, pretty
length Linen Coats and
Long Silk Coats, mado in the
very newest styles, regular
,$7.50 and $10.00 values, on
sale, at, choice ....$5.00
OVER 500 HANDSOME
SPRING TAILORED SUITS
AT JUST HALF
RETAIL PRICES
Klosfit Silk Underskirts
Broken Jots from our regu
lar stock, snaps Monday, at-,
choice $3.95
Imported Japanese Kimonos,
beautiful patterns, special,
at $2.95
Ladies' Silk Underskirts,
protty styles, mado to sell
at $3.00, choice $1.39
Monday's Sale at just V2 price.
$35.00 Tailored Suits $17.50
$25.00 Tailored Suits $12.50
$20.00 Tailored Suits $10.00
$15.00 Tailored Suits $ 7.50
Children's Wash Dresses,
neat styles, made to sell at
50c, good colors, all s'izes 1
to 6 years, at 19c
Long Lawn. Kimonos, just the
thing for summer, made to
sell at 75c,. choice . . . .39c
La'dies' Wash Underskirts,
regular 50o values, on sale
Monday, choice 19c
trWBT rwjMTHBC
xn araw xcwtaf
Don't forget -that It will never be
furnlahed complete without you have
A "JOBW SOW
or aome other good machine.
You'll find many advantages
In the "New Home," none of
the disadvantages
let us demonstrato to
you why we con-
tilder It the one
best Sewing Ma
chine on, the mar
ket today. -
V show them
In all the popular
woods to match
our furnishings.
rices sea. ?3,
49. SXS and B3B.
Kew Xomo OaVl&ot. handsome oak
case, special ....$48.00
d. Xaw JTome Tan Vt to Visitors
Monday.
UHH4 F
Riad Hayden's Mammoth Grocery Sale tor Monday
Embroidery Bargains
Narrow Embds. .2c, 3c and 5o
Wide EmbdB. 71c, 9.c and 15c
45-in. Plouncings, new patterns
yard. . .25c, 49c, 98o'andJ$l49
27-in. Plouncings 19c
Allovers at 49c and 98c
he Meraa of the People
Is Try Xaydau's 71rst, Xt
rays
83 lbs
vngar
best
granulated
VtlKBr ...... i..t...ivl
48-16. sacks best high grade
Diamond It flour, nothing
finer for bread, plej or
cakes, saek .1.00
E lbs. fancy Japan rice, 100
quality SBo
10 lbs. best white or yel
low cornmeal ISo
6 lbs. best hand picked navy
beam , ....88o
Tall cans Alaska Salmon,
at lOo
t rans oil or mustard sar
dine 35o
8-lb. cans baked beans with
or without snuce ..81-3o
l-)b. cans nesorted soups,
at 7Ho
The brut domeetto maca
roni, Vermicelli or spagh
etti, pkg. 7Mo
16-ox. cans Columbia, St.
Charles, l'et or Carnation
milk ...81-3o
Large bottles Worcester
sauce, pickles, assorted
kinds. horseradish or
mustard, bottle . ...81-ao
Blue Label Catsup, bot. 19o
4-lb. pkg . Star Naphtha
washing powder . ,.17Uo
Fancy Queen olives, qt. 3So
10 bars Heat 'Km All, Ola
mand C or Lenox soap 30o
10 bars Laundry Queen
white laundry soap ,.3So
7 bars Itsrkln Bros.' Elec
tric Spark soap a So
The best tea slftlngs, lb.,
at lOo
Qolden Santos coffee, lb.,
at 80o
Wild cherry phosphate,
root beer or pure lemon
Juice, bottle ..loo
The Best Strictly Fresh
rggs, per dosen lBo
The best creamery butter,
carton or bulk, lb. . . .33a
The best country creamery
butter, lb :..S8o
The beat No. 1 dairy but
ter, lb .SBo
Full cream Wisconsin
cheese.' lb .180
Jenny Bros, famous brick
cheese, lb." ....SOo
Imported Roquefort cheese,
lb ...35o
Imported Swiss cheese, lb.
at 3Bo
Neufchatel cheese, each 3e
Pays Try HAYDEN'S First p,y8
The Greatest Vegetable
Market In the West
for lbs People.
New potatoes, IB Ids. to the
peck SSo
Always See that you get
15 lbs., the law. requires It
6 heads fresh leaf lettuce
at So
3 heads fresh head lettuce
at ........5a
6 bunches fresh onions nr
radishes So
4 bunches fresh boots, car
rota or turnips Sc
4 bunches fresh Kohl rabbi
at Bo
2 bunches fresh .parsley So
Fancy wax. string or green
beans, lb 7Ho
Fancy marrowfat peas, qt.,
at Sc
Fancy ripe tomatoes, lb. So
Watch for the big Calif
ornia apricot, plum and
peach sale.
Special Clearance
Sale of Royal
Doulfon China -
Bon-Don Dishes, Cups and Sau
cers, Sugars and Creamers, Nut
Bowls,- Tea Pots, Tobacco Jars,
Water Pitchers and all size Plates.
These pieces sell regularly from
$1.00 to $5.00 each.
Special OFF
New Rugs and
Draperies Greatly
Underpriced
The most delightful lino of splen
did values In now, perfect goods,
offered Omaha buyers in ninny
months. Price economies go hand
in hand with guaranteed qual
ities. $22.50 Seamless Velvet Rurk,
also 9x12, big line of patterns
for 8oloctlbn: Monday $16.08
$10.50 Tapestry Brussels Rugs, in
9x12 size, 8-wlre quality, big as
sortment of patterns. .SB12.0&
$30.00 Tapestry Brussels Rugs,
12x15 slzo, 10-wlre quality,
beautiful- patterns., on sale Mon
day at . . . . . . . . .$24.98
$4.00 Axmlnster Rugs, size 36x72
-Hn sale, choicg. 4 $2.98
Bath Rugs, in blues, browns and
greens,. 27x54 size, at 98 ?
$1.80 Lace Curtains, 45 inches
wide, 2 hi yards, long, good as
sortment 6f patterns; on sale at,
PMr.. i--"7Sfi
$8.00 Cable Net Curtains, 3 yards
wide, 52 Inches long, pr.g2.00
80c Curtain Scrim, plain centers
and fancy borders, yard . . . 19
Fancy Cretonnes for drapery and
upholstering, fine patterns, per
yard
$0.00 Quality Sunfast rortJeres,
all colors,' Just the thing for
summer; special at, pr. .$4.50
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MISSION SCHOOL AT THE UHI
SJiird Session Starts ianiay with
Children's 'Xtug Meeting.
lUlfY .CHURCHES TO ATTEND
V4II Dispense irlth Their lUgiUr
Safefcatk KvenlKK Kerrices, Gtv-
Iks rariakaners Opgortan '
- Itr to Mr at Opening.
3?he third session of (he Omaha Summer
School of Mlwlons begins Sunday aftpr
tion with a children's mass meeting In
tSe gymnasium building of the. Unlver
Ry of Omaha, Twenty-fourth and Pratt
Weets.
ffhls meeting and evening servlqe are
egen to all. Many churches have agrn'fl
ta dtepenie with their regular Sunday
err rung service that their members may
aRend the missions.
Seorge G. Wallace will preside at the
ttBernoon meeting and Jtev. F. T. Rouse.
3X D , First Congregational church, at
tSr evening. The afternoon meeting will
Present a program of juvenile exercises
Pa -which a good deal of preparation la
ta34 to have hen expended. The featur
ot the evening event 1ll be an Illustrated
Jdress on "Lights and Shadows In th?
East." by Dr. Arroenag 11. HalgUtan of
Kynlt, Alia Minor.
This summer school of mtsiloni is enn
iHClrd under the auspices ot the Omnhu
TComen'e Mlulonary federation, compoted
c women of various Protestant churchea.
Tte women announce several notable and
pgine eihlnent speakers this year, chief of
'tfhom is former Vice President Charles
"p. Fairhnki, who speaks on "A World
Jflurney. ' Tuftday evening. Another
tjeaker of International renown U Dr.
Wwln A. Stelner. the great Immigration
Spert and eoolologlst. on whom the na
nal government frequently rail for
Hreelal service. Dr.- nitirier speaks of
Jrhe Struggle for Brotherhood." Mpndsy
Sight Ills address before the millions
)Et year was retarded" as one of. If' not
t& most, popular. " "Drl liobert X' Fetter-
mmi of Eelfait. Ireland, the' "Cateh-My
Sal" cru4dpr.. wlHe,Rn-unqu. figure.
Hfeaklng Thursday evening.
in I I i 'i
The VeijotT I'erll,
Jaundice malaria biliousness, Vanish
ha Dr KlBf Kew Ufe rills -arc
ken. Kasy safe, guaranteed. 36c For
SVM v smkm urug wo-Aavruaini.
Zion Baptist Church
is to Be Built Along.
Institutional Lines
The colored congregation ot Zlon Bap
tist church, Twenty-first find Orant
streets, will build -a ), Institutional
church to replace the building blown
down by the tornado last Easter Sunday.
C. w. Wlglngton has drawn the. plans
for the church and these have been ac
cepted by the directors.
According to IUV. W. t 1'otts. th
pastor of Jilon Baptlit church, the new
edifice will contain a completely equipped
gymnasium, a swimming pool, lecture
room and a large auditorium. Work on
the new building Is to begin within the
next few days.
Construction work on four concrete
tanks, each seventy feet high, for the
Uncle Sam Hreakfait Food company
Twenty.elghth and Saltier streets, has
begun- The tanks will cost HE.C00.
An addition to the Brandels theater
building to cost J1M.W0 will be erected lm
mediately west of the building. Work of
excavating for foundation la under way.
Omaha Students Who, Won Gash Prizes and Medals
for Essays on Temperance in the Recent Contest
Two Congregational
Churches to unite
The two Congregational churches
whose parishes overlap between Lake.
Street and Ames avenue-Plymouth and
6aratogahave decided to unltu In one
body. This is In part n result of the tor
nado, which destroyed the Plymouth
church building and compelled the con
gregation to hold Its services at the Uni
versity of Omaha, seven blocks nearer
10 Saratoga church. The final artton
was taken hn paratupu cliurvh voted
to disband 1 organisation and to unite,
with Plymouth church; also to ll Us
property at Twenty-fifth, strtt and
Ames avenue and spply the proceeds to
a common rebuilding fund. The, property
auiultts of a lot tixlXH feet, h church
building and a resident u formerly used
as a 'parnouage. Saratoga vauiya wai
organised In IWS and hm doov a grt-at
deal ot good during the twontt iJgt
years of Its Independent lite. The ehur.-h
building whs greeted In Mi on the, op-Mi
prairie and is now next to one of the
busiest corners and street car junction
In tb city,
r
I vLaaiw.M'sss"'-' ""s av ', ' vsawignjsssvf i yyiv"wsf - isu.
Catherine Goss
T XTarJIZa Case
urtiycxsirr or en aha
T Geo.J&.jE'eTcival
umvmstvt rofA
con emits
-The schools ot 'Omaha have submitted
CRHys nuimlemcntlng a course of atudy
on hygiene to n Kpminltteo of judges ooin
poscd uf retired teschers. phyelolans,
clubwomen and clergymen. The follow
ing Is a report ot the uontest and the
'nsmes of the winners:
Umnhn I iilrrll Cuuleal,
Miss NclUs Rjan, SUT Bewsrd sueet.
Won the Mrs. F. D. Wtad prUe of V& In
gold. . .
Ooorg A. Perolval, SOlt Wlrt.strett. anl
Mprlila Catc, zm .Hawthorn? avenue
won the Mrs. i, Bcklus.JirUe of MS In
gold. -
The paper winning first prise. In Oniaha
univert lias, been j'laevd in jMinjpetltlon
for the state prise or J In gald. known
u the ' lins Sullhan Memorial prlx
and the paper winning first prise In the
I stats will bs placed In competition tor
the national prise of-JlOo In gold known
as the "SuaSn J. Steele" prise.
Illlib Sfhoul Uontrat.
Miss Mabel Franeon, 41W North Seven
teenth itret. on the Dr. W. O. Henry
VT.it of SID in gold..
Miss MarJorie Menold. lot South
Thlrty-thlttl street, guld -medal.
The p&ier winning first ' prise In the
high school contest has bven placed In
competition for the itate prise uf 2
In gold known as ths "Gladys A. Fatton'
prize and the paper winning first prize
In the state will be placed in competition
tor the national prize of $30 In gold;
Grade School Cpnte.
CASS SCHOOL.
Seventh grade, honorable mention.
Bernlce Sallg. Si7 Nt rth Eighteenth street
Fourth grade, honorable mention. Bar air
Cohen, 1H1 North Seventeenth street.
CLIFTON HILL SCHOOL.
Fourtn .trudb stiver medal, Carla
Fischer, $T Military avenue.
Eighth grade, honorable mention, Itobeit
Booth, School for the Deaf.
Eighth grade, honorable mention, WIN
lard Hoffman. 4224 Ersktne street.
COMBNIUS SCHOOL.
Eighth grade, silver medal. William J.
Boukan. 1227 South Fourteenth treet.
Seventh grade, honorable mention.
Walter lngersoll, H10 Dorcas street.
Seventh grade, honorable mention, Mar
garet Leonard.
Fourth grade, honorable mention, Mary
Martlnek, 1234i4 South Thirteenth street.
EDWARD HOSBWATER SCHOOL.
Sixth grade, honorable mention, Mann
Fred.
Fourth grade, honorable mention, Elsie
Welland.
Fourth grade, honorable mention,
Mamie . Pecha.
FA UN AM SCHOOL.
Seventh erode, cold medal, Catherine
uoss, in Kortn Tnirty-nrei avenue.
seventh grade, nonoraoie mention,
Delia Erlxon. 2t6 Chicago street.
Seventh grade, honorable mention, Al
fred Mayer, w3 South Twenty-ninth
street
FRANKLIN SCHOOL.
Sixth tcrade. sold medal. Edwin C. Mun-
son, 3406 Burdette.
Eighth grade, honorable mention, Ruth
Parker, sui unants sireei.
Seventh grade, honorable mention,
Vivian Hanson. 3424 Hawthorne avenue.
Seventh grade, honorable mention, Vera
Sullivan, 3319 Franklin street.
Sixth grade, honorable mention, Virgil
E. Northwall, 3715 Lincoln boulevard.
Sixth grade, honorable mention. Louisa
A. Woodford. 1702 North Thlrty-slx ttreet.
Eighth grade, honorable mention.
Laurence Smith. 2201 Douglas street.
Seventh grade, honorable mention,
Stella W Woolfson. 2114 Burt street.
Sixth grade, honorable mention, Anna
Penchansky. 2201 Douelaa street.
Fifth grade, honorable mention. Bessie
Israelovltch, 140) North Twenty-third
street.
Fourth grade, honorable mention. Movie
Chuhblck. 1613 North Sixteenth treet.
Fourth grade, honorable mention, Dora
Barmlsh. 1123.
Fourth grade, honorable mention. Vera
Rush, lilt Cuming sttrei.
Fourth grade, honornbre mention, Mer-
relta Moon, ills isorm Mnnwemn oircei,
L.1NCOLJ 8CHOOI-
Fifth grade, Bllvcr n'Wal. Gladys May.
17M South Ninth street.
r-DTimoi1 schooi
Eighth grade, henorable mention. Jennie
Stewart. l onn Tweniy-snvenm urei.
Seventh grade, honorable mention.
Joseph Armstrong. 2101 Plnkney street.
MASON SI'HUUL.
Sevtnth grade, honorable mention, Ab
i,nbSf' r2620" Wawy-street; Hasei E
i J?' Leavenworth street.
p i.., nonoraois mention, Ruth
Elizabeth Newcombe. Sit Smith rr,.,,.
second street.
MONMOUTH PARK SCHOOL.
Fifth grade, honorable mention. Knrilo
O'Neill, 3323 Manderson street.
' PACIFIC SCHOOL.
Eighth grade, honorable mention. Ver
nal Wycoff.
Seventy grade, honorable .mention, Eva
Colombo, 613 Pierce street.
PARK SCHOOL.
Fifth (trade, gold medal. Mary Lonlst
Crocker, 1U7 South Thirty-second street.
Sixth -grade sliver medal, John Sullivan
2S17 Poppleton avenue.
Seventh grade, silver medal, rrancct
Wahl. 112S South Twenty-eighth street.
Eighth grade, honorable mention. Mar
lon Leavttt, 1003 South Thirtieth avenue
Lillian Over, 1314 South Twenty-eltfhtr
street.
beventh grade, honorable mention. Car
olyn ReOfiwIck. 2S12 Shirley street.
Filth grade, Albert Jefferis, 1023 South
Thirtieth avenue.
SARATOGA CHOOI
Seventh srade. honorable mention. Aline
Matthews, 4115 North Twenty-third street.
Katherlne liuber, 2311 Ames avenue.
Sixth grade, honorable mention. Mar
garet Thompson. 2132 Templeton street;
Esther oney. 4sw North Twenty-fourth
street.
Fifth grade, honorable mention. Ruth
Halter. 2520 Fort street: Vernle Rav Coy
3906 North Twenty-first street: Gladys
vernabie, 2036 urand avenue.
Fourth grade, honorable mention. -.Elisabeth
Kelly. 2014 Ames avenue. . s-
VINTON SCHOOL.
Fourth grade, gold medal,. Katherlri'
Kriss. 3320 South .Twenty-third street.
Eighth grade, honorable mention, Lotti
Grobeck. I70S Van CaniP .avenue.
Kourtn grade, honoraoie-mennoni mh
Brizxl, 292S South Twentieth street: Mar
garet Geellng. 3330 South - Twenty-flft!
street.
WALNtH" HILL SCHOOL.
Sixth grade, hoporaDlrf' mention, Esthei
Nordstrom.
Fifth grade, honorsble mention. Frank
F. Fry. 401S Charles street; Ruth Jones.
4130 Hamilton street.
Honorable Mention.
The schools deserving honorable men
tion not "given above are Bancroft, Du
pont. Lake. Sherman and Train.
One essay has been placed In competi
tion for the state and national prizes.
The paper winning, the first prise In thi
grade schools has been placed In compe
tltlon for the state prlz ot S)0 In gold
and the paper winning the state prist
will' be ploced In competition for' (he na
tional prize ot $10 In gold, known as the
'.Mary C. fpham" ptjze. .
Ureal praise Is due all competitors for
the excellence of the subject matter, the
style, urammatlct.1 construction and cen
ters! appearance of the manuspripU.
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