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BY MELLIFIOIA.
Wednesday, July 9, 1913.
QUITE a colony of residents of the West Farnain neighborhood has
been literally transplanted to Lake Okobojt during tho hot weather.
The Saturday evening dances at The Inn are especially popular
with tho cottagers. . Last Saturday evening there was over a score
bf OmahanB attending tho week-end paVty. In tho morning and afternoon
there are bathing and boating parties, with dancing in the evening. Among
tho Omaha guests there last Saturday wero Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Wllhelm,
Mlso Esther Wllhelm, Mrs. J. J. Dickey' Miss Bertha Dickey, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Jordan and two sons, Mrs. Bon Gallagher, Mrs. G. E. Squiroc, Mr.
and Mrs. M. C. Peters, Miss Gladys Peters, Miss Daphno Peters, Mrs. T. E,
Stevens, Miss Dorothy Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. jjouIs Clarke, Mr. and .Mrs.
!W. J. Hynes, Master William Ilynos, Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Updike, Miss Hazel
Updike and Master N. B. Updike, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Preston and
Master Walter Preston and Mr. Ben Gallagher.
Mrs. R. F. Kloko came home from the lake for a few days and will
return this week to Okobojl, . . ' '
Many 'others'&ro leaving for thoro; Mrs..E. S, Wostbrook and son, .Ed
ward, loft this morning; Misses Hortonse and Ruth Clarko will leave July
&fi, to be at-Tho Inn; Mrs Ralph W. Connoll and her daughter, Miss Regena,
are planning to leave the middle of tho month. '
Mr. C. W, Walrath nnd fatally will leave oarly Thursday morning for
their summer outing at Lako Okobojl. They will mako the trip In their
machine if tho roads' ire in good condition. Many of tho guests at tho lako
mad? the trip by motor. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hynes returned Monday,
making the trip In eight hours.
Campinp- Parties.
A group of teachers rrqn 'the' Castellar
school ha,ve left for the mounds on
Lake JUnnclonW Minnesota, for their
summer vacation. They will camp In a
summer cottage adjoining the hotel,
where nightly dances or moonlight rides
on the lako promUa a mora than en
joyabls vacatlpn. The campers plan to
remain away until September 1, chap
eroned by Mrs. M. F. Funkhouser. Those
In the party are Misses Myrtle Uuk,
Florence Rush.' Marie Houska, Mildred
IFunkhouser, Ethel Maxwell, Buth Whee
locSc, Dorris Feiffer and Mrs. M. V.
Funkhjjueer. , .
A camping party was arranged by Miss
Bess ,l)umont. physical director of the
high school, for Rome of the gymnasium
girls and -a number of the members of
the High . School Hiking 'club. Mint Du
ir.ontand the .girls left last "eve'nlhg. for
Louisville, Neb. where they will camp
cut by Cedar creek, near 'that place.
They expect' to be gone three weeks and
will spend tnVthno "roughing'' "it," The
party includes Misses Krdlce BaumgardV
her, Helen Sorenson, Letltta Van Curen,
Sara Cole,; Lorin Davis, Ethel Pepper,
Bloom Whiter .'Mildred barber, Myrtle
Htydes Bess Durnont
luncheon for Mrs. Jacluon.
Mrs. 'F: ' Q. Collins entertained at
luncheon at" tne Hotel" Loyal today In
ncnot ot Mrs. u. u. jacKson 01 oeaino
Covers' were laid for: ,
Mesdamca' - ' - Mesdames
$U U. Jackson ' V. a. Collins,
of Seattle; i ' Misses- .
X II. Shirley. . Margaret Wley,
C. J McCrccry, ' Helen Collins.
Xnshm at TtkuMh. ,
MUs Adelaide Thomas "of Tekamah,
Jeo, entertained at luacheon at her home
tefayjn honor 6f Miss Ola Hello Hervoy,
wlie' eWcie'nt bah been recently an
jHsHkcei. ,( mervey and Miss Ann
JDmhMs .6KyM;wCtio house guests of
Mfes TIkhcmA. "A'tnons other Omaha
Ws were- Jlssmuth McDonald, Ml.,
t-i... w .I-,, , nnt,nr.i n.iui. i of her uncle. Dr. J. T.
who went to TekamalMhia morning and
Will return this evening.
Beaton, four, and Mr. V. B. Caldwell, Jr.,
sir. . '
Birthday Club Meets. :
TJie 1913 Birthday club met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs.-L.iJJ Plattl. High
scores were made by Mesdajnes W. T.
Bnrntim. A.'F. Moore. C. P. Rateicln. J.
0. Mynster nnd Misses NelJ Ilaroum and
i-inm.ro x-iuiu. xno" guesis wore xues
dames V. 3, Ifumpert and C. C. Couill
son. and Miss aladysj Ratekjn.
At the Field Club.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Ourlev wilt' have
as tnelr guests this evening at dinner
Judge and Mrs. William 'Mcllugh, Judge
and Mrs. b, M. Vonsonhaier, Miss Isabel
Vlnsonlmler and Mr. William Mcllugh, Jr.
Miss Diets Will have four guests and
Mr, J. McShane four.
In land Oat of the Bee Hive.
Mrs. J. J. Singer has returned from a
four-weeks,' . stay with her parents . In
Chicago.
Miss Mildred Bwobodn left Mnndnv tm
Ions, Wash., where sho will spend the
summer.
Mr. .and Mrs. Bryant 'Rogers left today
for southern California, where they will
spend a month.
Mrs. J. Wesley Barton nnd son. Barton,
left-Tuesday for Minneapolis, where they
will Join Mr. Barton.
Miss Hannah Qetzschmarin has re
turned from, a month's visit at Excelsior
Springs and Aberdeen, & D. , .
Mrs. E. U. Hurts of Chicago Is, visiting
her .sister, Mrs. E. If. Sprague, at1 her
summer. home neat the Countrr clutch
The pluses Jtuth.Katbryn and .Dorothy,
Lumry of WaterWe, formerly ot
pmaha,,are visiting tkelr katay friends in
Daily Fashion Hint
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Nebraska Aluinni
Seoures Names for
University Removal
Js'i-bmska UrUrenrfty alumni h:d t
meeting at the Commerical clab at noon .
V . . . T I I . t h KvJMM
nun xnnuv iiminnnnrj- ijihijb w .,..m
about a referendum rote on unlrfersity
removnl. Petitions are being gotten out
for signing. Before a referendum cut
be recured th necessnry numbor of
signers to the petition must be securnd
nnd the Omaha alumni of the university
hare started out for .the iVH names
necessary In Douglas county.
MARY SUMNER IS GIVEN
DECREE OF DIVORCE
Mary Sumnor wes yroterday granted
a divorce from Ernest I Sumner - In
Judge A. 1. Troup's court. The charge
is cruelty and neglect.
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Satisfaction and Savings a Certainly in These Sales
By LA HACONTEUSE.
Over & fnunrlntlnn nf rilntf nhnrmmtaA
draped at the.bbttgm In a movement of
crossing and finished by a small round
train are disposed: i
A -email tunic, totally beaded of black
net. slightly blouslng over the girdle
sash, encircling thn hint t foil. nvr
an ancient lace, -making point over the
skiu in back This tUnlo Is finished by a
high frince nf blnfik lt. Tt ! ii.t.i
ftt the waist line by an "old-blue" ribbon,
noiaing up n uroad rose. The upper pert
of the bodice Is made of a foundation nf
ancient lace, veiled by a' black silk mus
lin, finishing the sleeves by a point,
draped at the elbow. The small decollete
makes a V.
W mm
Tho
best way
to have
a good complexion
i3 Nature's way good
health. This depends on
good digestion and there
fore strong, sound teeth.
Safeguard your teeth by
Good Teethrxeepin&
Rely on tho habitual night
and morning use of
WE CLOSE AT 5 P. M.
Specially Interesting
Bargain Items Will Be
Found in All Departments
Thursday.
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We're Offering Some
Very Special Price -Inducements
to Home";
Furnishers Just Now,
Ir-Lyon's
PERFECT
House Party.
Miss Dorothea Skriyer, Miss Gertrude
Dickenson and Miss ,Magrethe liowes
left Monday morning for Fierce, Neb.,
to be the guest at a, house party given
by Miss Lucile Wolcott, formerly of this
city.
Eveninc Party.
Miss Dorothea Bkrlver entertained Mon
day evening at her home. Those present
were Misses Oertrude" Dickenson, Ilachel
Metcalf, Elisabeth Zteaton and Messrs.
XdwarU CoCkrell, Ooorge Mejtcalf, Marcus
Kleisen, Carlyle V. AJlen,
Xekk at Xekl Leyal.
MUs'Blanch Van Kuren entertained at
luncheon followed W a musical at the
loyal 'hotel Tuesday in honor of Mrs.
Harry Jcnnlson ot 'Chicago, who Is' the
,ut et Mrs. -Montiomery. Harris. The
lWa yttxo decorated with garden flower
sumi cavers -were laid lor twenty guesu.
mmmi'iU mklfifcf -CrM." '
Mrs. J 0,.Ree4 entertained tho mem-
Vers an4 their friends' pi George Crook
"Woman's Relief .cqrps, jp.. fa, at a Ken
sington in Hanscom park Wednesday
afternoon. v
Idtr&i Olnh JJance.
The XrI of the Omaha High school
will give an Informal dance Wednesday
venlng at Dundee hall. Only a fv
guests will be Invited outside tho mem
fcer and alumni. The hosts w!ll be:
Messrs.
Howard Douglas,
Deyo Crane,
Fred Walrath,
Carlisle Allan.
itobert Marshall,
this cKy.
Miss B, Cuantngham of Glen-'
wood, la., la iHe (guest f -Ml Virginia
Heynglds and Mr, and Mrs. Charles
Ktchara, - : j. '
.Miss Margurjte.' Bastlanolfo ot lock-
port. N, Y.. arrived Tuesday to hi-
KlnslerMihi
lomiiy, for a visit of several weeks.
Mrs. V, B. Jackson of Seattle. Wash..
arrived Saturday to be the guest of Mrs.
F. 0. Collins for two weeks, when' she
win leave for Atlantlo City, where she
will spend the summer.
Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Sherraden left
Tuesday for McGregor. Minn., where the
vu arena a month at their log cabin. Mr.
Charles Gyger and daughter, Martha, and
small son accompanied them.
Mr. Carlisle Allan, recently graduated
from the Omaha"' Hlirh sehnnt. la
taking an extended trip through Call
rornla with friends and relatives. In
8an Francisco .he will visit his name
sake, Mr. W. P. Carlisle. In 1 Jolla he
will stay with Mrs. Frank Booth, for
merly Mary Allan of-Omaha and sister
of D. B. Allan
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Klnsler have
as thelf guests Mrs. Klnsler's sister, Miss
Nola Mlntrnt nf. n.lu..,.. m
r r ' v-t.voiun, i ll'l
yvaa accdmpanled.by a school friend, Mlsa
Alexander ! Pes Moines,: who will spend
len.ooys ncjro..,, v . .,
YOUNG GIRL TESTIFIES
: Td MORPHINE SMUGGLING
Dolly Mlllor, charged with giving mor
phine to H'ycar-old May Clark, who In
turn would smuggle the drug Into tho
county jail for- Cherles Ganish, was ar
raigned in rollc court and triirA
(had onlyj been, a tool for Garrish'a wifo,j
wncjwatwven ner the arug. The case
Was continued until Mrs. NnllL rSnrrUh
pan be apprehended and brought to court.
WILSON ESTATE CONTESTS
DR. PORTER'S BIG BILL
A contest Is being made against the
claim of Dr. Elmer n. Forter for 15,030
from tho estate of the late Anna Wilson,
who left liroperty valued at 1362,920. Dr.
Sorter, In hla bill, lists 23S professional
calls, and sums the bill up at fJ.OOO, which
averages something over fit per call. Tho
executors object to the amount and testi
mony of the objectjon was taken in the
county court.
Tooth Powder
Prepared for almost haUacen- H
turybyaDoctorofDentalSnrgery. M
Pure, velvoty, grluess and safe,
producing a polished whiteness
and healthy, non-sensldve gums.
Preserves tho teeth by the wet
method koeplng them absolute
ly clean.
Use Dr. Lyon'o night and
morninp mhcvm eli at nigkt,
'TeseH ybur khtldrert to u it so that
they my(RTow up to knoW th4 bene
nts othtnlth end the ttrsctlventtt
which comes from betullftil teeth.
What Dr. Lyon ' not do only
your JntUt i compttant to do,
I ARK YOU RKADINO DR. LYON'S
MAOAZ1NK ADVERTISEMENTS?
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Beautify th Complexioo
1H TIM DATS
Nadlnola CREAM
The Uncqualtd Dtautlflcr
USED AND ENDORSED
BY THOUSANDS
. .Guaranteed to remove
tan, freckles, pimples,
Uvcr spots, etc. Extreme
cases about twenty days.
Rids pores and tissues of Impurities.
Leaves tho skin clear, soft, healthy.
Two tlies, 50c. and $1.00. By toilet
counters or mall.
ftmoNAb TOrtST COUPANn FurC. Ttaa.
Bold by Sherman & McConnell Drue
Co., Owl Dmsr Co., lioyal Pharmacy. The
Harvard and others.
Messrs.
Morion Bhoades,
Milton Petereon,
Porter Allan.
Horace Blake,
ivm naptratt. Vrlts Keenlc.
Arno Truelsen. Kendall Hammand,
jTrank Hlxenbaugh, Bands Woodbridge,
Rninh itenediet. Irving Benolken.
Hare Id Torell, Walter Hlxenbaugh,
At Carter lake Olab,
Mlsa Edna Bdlaburg cf Evan Ion, lit
Is the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Hart
At, the cottage, "The Algonquin,4 at Car
ier Lake club.
Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Potter and Mls
Georgia Potter of &t. Joseph, Mo., are
the guests tor two weeks ot Mr. and
Mrs F, V. Keller at tholr cottage, 'The
All Ian," at Carter lake cjub.
Mrs. F. N. Tuttle entertained at lunch
mmi today at the Carter Lake club, fol
lowed by bridge. Garden flowers were
wed te tke'deeeratloH. The guests were:
Xw4tffi Xesdatnea
wT7i7 Walker. W. N, Hellen.
W. U. Phil Ups. U n. McKcaxier,
UCQCoteQrjssBCSjHfMHSsas.
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Out In the Open
Gir Um ckUlrii opa
air five thttm a place
to rofap and play, anl
then, father and racthtr,
if you would -see them
strong and sturdy,
healthy aad happy, pro
vide for their lusty appetites
and growing bodies
W. W. Kerr.
C P. WMte.
SB. yf. AMiNteh,
J. C. Beaalan,
William Sidney.
At tk Ctry CIhIj.
Mr. a4 Mrs, John A. MoShsae Willi
swtertaia at Olaoer tWs eveeteig, wbea
aovers wW be ytaAed for:
U r. a4 Mrs, F. A, Brogan,
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. BaMrlge,
Mr. ai Mrs. TC H. Serague,
Mrs. JtX. Kwtx of CWasgo,
' Or. 3. M. MotMUs of Menplik, Tfin.j
Sr. 3. li. BHrk&f Pertia&d, Ore.;
Jhe4T bCftSCssn l(Belrte
Mr. am Mrs. Jasepb Barker wtU en
lertaia at litetaer tW eveslac; at tae
eM for Mrs, Wbktes trf BreMyn, N,
If- Xtihte giMata wMl be reb Mr,
uM Mm. A 3. ir wUl have mix
at dtor; Mr. as4 Mrs. 8. g.
jC!4wM. ftwi Mr. and Mix CaarUe
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Provide TIP-TOP for aM of the family. myre wavrtrutT
Your femily k Bearet't and dearet to you and detervee
at you can provide. From a bread etand
poiat, TIP-TOP ie really beet. Pure, deaa, siutritioue .
aad deKdout, k seerve a plae e your family table.
Provide it today and every day for the ,faily.'
A Sale Supreme
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MILLINERY
liglp-
The sale you have been waiting for. We
want you to come expecting something
out of the ordinary. You won't be dis
appointed in these values.
1,000 Beautiful Trimmed Hats, $2.99
Your choice Thursdny of 1,000 cleverly designed trimmed hats that would
sell ordinarily up to $15; broad assortment of stylish shapes, trimmed with
OBtrich plumes, bands, coque and hackle breasts, fancy feathers, flowers,
ribbons, etc.; greatest bargains ever offered in Omaha
$999
$3.50 Milan Shapes, 49c .
Good quality Milan, fanged with silk vel
vet; nino large and medium, styles for
tour selection.
Children's Hats, to
$1.00 values
Allans, Tuscans, and Split Jap
Straws, all prettily trimmed.
25c
Flowers, to 75c val- f -
ues, special at
All kinds and colors 2,000
bunches.
White Chip Shapes, 69c
Twelve Btvles, large, medium and small
shapes of five end elastic finish Chip
great snaps. . .
$2.00 Coque Breasts
at .
98c
Flno quality , breasts, 27 Inches
long. In white, pink and llnht
Diue, .
Unusually Broad Assortments of Charming
Summer Dress Styles at Sacrifice Pricings
Mke July Sales Here Most Interesting and Pleasingly Satisfying.
150 Tailored Suits
$30 and $35 values,
ill cream, diagonals,
.J
tweeds, serges and
fancies, choice de
signs, on sale at
only $14.95
. Children,', Dreasss
50 dozen dainty sum
mer dre'Bses, made
to sell at $1.50 and
$2, all sizes, 4 to 14
years, choice . ,. . 79C
Children's ;Wwrti
Dresses .'
Made to sell to 50c,
all sizes, 2 to 6
years, at 19c
Ladies' Silk ' Under
skirts, " good colors,
made to sell at $3.00,
at $1.39
Pretty Summer Suits
In linens and ra
tines, both colors
and white, $15 and
$18 valuesJust 75
in the lot, Thursdav
at $9.95
One Thousand
SUMMER DRESSES
$10.00 and' $12.00 val
ues, in. linens, ra
tines, voilesj dainty
embroideries and
'lawnsj colors, and
white, in both plain
and fancies; choice
for $4.95
'$7.50 and $1.00 Linen
Coats, all new models,
and all sizes; Thurs
day, at $5.00
15c Laces at 5c Yard
A big lino of pretty Linen Laces, made
td sell at 10c and 15c yard; also a lot
, of. Cluny, $ion City, Point do Esprit and
Shadow Laces, worth up to 25o yard,
on sale at, yard 5c
12.50 Embroideries 98c
Cleanup of our stock of 45-in. Embroid
ered Flouncings; goods in this lot worth
up to $3 yard; voiles, marquisettes,
Swisses and batistes, in white, ecru and
fancies; big snap at sale price, yd., 98c
Wash Giods Specials
la Middle Room
18o to JBc Dlmltlem Voiles, Or
gandies and other popular fab
rics, on ssle, per yard....iaHo
39o aad seo MUc Mix tars s a&a
8So orin SsTPtlan Tisanes,
beautiful coat fabrics, yard ISo
25o and 36c Snlfarlan Prists in
crepes, voiles and other popular
weaves, at .........ISo and 9So
37 to 46-ln. Ratines, in all the
most popular shades, greatly un
derprised. x
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Specials in Domestic Room
Genuine Serpentine Crepe
Good Patterns, 18c values
at , lOd
Lonsdale Muslin, 3G-lnch wide,
10c values, at. ...... .7
Bine and Brown Gingham
Checks, 7c values, at.... 5 A
72x00 Soft Finished Sheets,
69c values, at ...48
Percales Fancy Checks and
Stripes, light and dark, 7K
iVn7e Goods Specials
Sheer ' Persian Lawns and
French Lawns, 26c values,
per yard at. 12 u.
Silk Finished French "Tawns
and Chiffons, 60c values, "per
yard at 25
Emuroltlered Voiles, new pat
terns, fl.50 values, yard, si
Ratine .Correct Midsummer
Dress Material, 79c values,
per yard at....... 50
It's Hayden's That Makes Prices That Keep Down the High Cost oi Living for the People
8-lb. sacks Best High Grade Dia
mond II Flour made from the fin
est selected wheat, nothing; better
for bread, plea or cakes, sack, 81.00
10 bars Beat-'Km-AU Diamond C or
Lenox Soap 8So
10 bars Laundry Queen Whits Laun
dry Soap ..8S0
7 bars IClectrla Spark. Soap 35o
10 lbs. Best White or Yellow Corn
meal WHo
Tho Best Domestic Elbow or Straight
Macaroni. Vermicelli or Spaghetti,
pkg. THo
S lbs. Fancy Japan Rice, lOo quality,
for ns
8 cans OH or Mustard Sordino.. 8a
Tall cans Alaska ausjos '
Salmon ....10q 81 1
t.lh cans Assor- I V
ted Soups.. THo r"f sT
3-lb. cans Baked Beans, Hominy or
Squash .7Ho
Advo Jell, Ice Cream Powder, Jelly
con or Jell-O. pkg 7Ho
1- 1 b. pkg. Best Corn BtSrch 4c
2- lb. cans Fancy Sweet Sugar Corn
for ., Bo
The Best Tea Blftins, lb,,.....,10o
Oolden Santos Coffee, lb a5o
Try II, B. a Special Blend Mixed
Tea for ice tea purposes 3So
buttes oowar agajit.
Best Croamery Butter, lb aso
Beat Country Creamery Butter. . .370
ueoi nmrv xanie stutter, id nSo
Beat FTesn Eggs, per dz........l8a
Best Full Cream Cheese, lb. .... . ,ioo
wo
Women do four-fifths of the buying
and influence the other fifth
The paper that goes to the home is
, the only one that the housewife gets a
phanoe "to read. Everything about
The Omaha. Bee
appeals to women. It is e. paper that
any mother may allow her daughter
to read. Its talks to girls, its fashion
pages, its sociaty department, its wo' !
man's department make it the favor..
ite with moth'er arid daughter 'alikel
Advertise in th paper that g$e to the homes.
The paper that goes to the homes
brings results for the advertiser.
TBBSX rstJITS and VSQSTAB&ES
6 bunches Fresh Radishes or Onions
,for ;..6o
bunches Fresh Beets, Carrots or
Turnips , So
S heads Fresh Head Lettuce 80
Fresh Peas, qt .....Bo
3 bunches Fresh Parsley 60
New Potatoes, lb aV4o
2 large Oreen Peppers... ,...60
fresh Wax or Green Beans, lb. ..7Mo
New Cabbage, per head ,ao
3 large Cucumbers for 100
Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, lb 7UC
Large Baskets Blue or Red Plums
for Do
Large baaketa Fancy Apricots.. .4Bo
Iiood River Strawberries. boz....lBo
rwjr have n.
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