THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1913.
Society
By MELLIFIOIA. ( Wednesday, September 17, 1913.
NE of the fow cavalry weddings to bo colobratod in Omaha will bo
f that of Miss Jtfarlon French, daughtor of Major and Mrs. Charles
I I French, U. S. A., of Fort Crook, to Lieutenant Eben Swift, Eleventh
United 8tates cavalry. Tho ceremony will tako place Saturday
Dvenlng at 0 o'clock at tho home of tho brido's parents at Fort Crook.
The original plan was to have a largo military wedding in tho Episcopal
church, but as so many officers wero ordered to the Mexican border it was
planned to have a very quiet wedding, with only immediate families and a
few intimate friends from the garrison present However, tho original
date for tho wedding will bo tho same, and also tho color scheme for tho
appointments.
Cavalry yollow will bo used In tho floral decorations throughout tho
rooms and in tho gowns of tho bride's attendants, and the flowers which
they will carry.
Lieutenant Swift and his best man, Lieutenant Dcrton Read, are cx
pectod tomorrow from Fort Oglethorpe, Ga., and Miss Ethol Elliott of Min
neapolis, maid of honor, is also oxpoctod. Littlo Miss Edith Farnam of
Fort Crook will be flower girl. y
Tho bride's wedding gown and trousseau aro- said to be unusually
beautiful. Tho wedding gown Is a Luclle model. This popular young
couple have already received ovor 300 gifts.. . , .
Lieutenant Swift and his brido will tako a two months' wedding trip
to Washington and New York, after which they will make -their homo at
Fort Oglethorpe, Ga. . . - .
At the Heia.Clnb.
Sir. C. N. Robertson will have four
tueta at dinner this evening and Mr.
Oeono Haverstlck will bav-i four. f
Thursday Mrj. C. E. Hunter will en
tertain at luncheon at th club. Places
kill be laid for fortr-tlv suest.
Mrs. A. A. Allen -will entertain eighteen
tuelts at luncheon Thursday.
Entertainment.
Miss Barkr entertained' at luncheon
Monday for her guest,. Mls Bees Murphy
K Lincoln Covers were laid for:
missis M!ii
Josephine Gibbons, Bess Murphy,
bD House. Barker.
Mnc Krltenbrlnk, CSgmti
Messrs. Messrs.
M, Spooner, '"' Horry Dean,
Bert Hayes, William Murphy.
SValdo Penrose, -
Celebrate Anniversary. ,
Mr. and Mrs. In J. Beard celebrated
their fifth wedding anniversary last even
ing by entertaining a few friend at their
home. CM South Twenty-eighth street
Otiose present weWi
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bwltxler.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilion,
Mr- Arid Mrs. X. P. Bailey.
Mr. and Mrs. E; F. Dcntson.
Mr. and Mrs. 3. TV. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Eaton.
Mr. and Mr a. J. T., Maxwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Ireland.'
Mr, and Mrs. 13. B. Nelson.
Rev. add Mrs.' J. R. Beard.
Mr. Chester Dakell.
1' UarJcO,
at & Hotel TounuiM.
Evwy cent fort of rr
ice and appointment
is provkJcd to make
your sUy delightful.
Ovef feokktsj Beaten Common.
Dky asd food jroiuc km
Ottf Mfeftfild ffttJAA RMMi feflifft
2J0. wMi Wth Umm tiM.
Ewy nam tmuii.
Parker Hmm astel Yumtft
IW Ur SM.IMM mm.
J. R. WHIPPLE CO.
hm Operator's
Trained Vole
" Bfort ahe it given $,
petition at the iwitch
boajrtl, M,eh operator it
trained ia those, essentials
of food optrating court
t7, acrcy sd speed.
The ojHi-ator'a attitude
e wwirfcay is of first im
potUzm in the produc
tion of food service.
Here is an excerpt from
st lecture given in the
operators' school:
Wmw! Cturiuy
"An operator's soft and
pleasant, well modulated
voioe, nevsr strident, an
fry or high pitched, will
disarm asgtr and make
the rough place of daily
business smooth.
"On the other hand, a
Harsh, angry, hasty or dis
interested tone of voice
will create a feeling of
4k oidsaa with the mr
sm addressed.
"Ceirtesy depends as
t?k the torn of
wfee as np&n the words
spoken."
MKVKASKA
ITsfLKPHON K
COMPANY
At Happy Hollow.
Mrs. W. B. Vhltohorn, entertained a
clrclo cf the Aid society 'of the TVeit
mlnater church at a lcentlneton, at the
club this afternoon, About sixteen guests
were creient.
Jlrs. Walter Peterson entertained at a
bridffo lunchoon today at the club. Places
were laid for:
Mesaamea- K.dan;c
John iusmuen. a, Krldcir.
Fred Brodwraard. n' ie.rnnn.
Wnilam Nelson. 13 Jolineori,
Joo Woolery, retr Wln,
John Neble, John Kyht
Kobert Nleroan, Kaineat Uordu.
T, -Dillon, Sophus Neble. '
T. Recdor. .... t. P. Peterson.
uaipn jTeuoriCKsen, H, T Oleen.
Mr. B. ft Slorton will entertain four
guests at luncheon Thursday at the. club.
Friday Mrs. -Willis Todd-will haTO eight
guests at luncheon: Mrs. T. I. ElUCk,
nine and 'Mrs. Arthur Kennedy, nine.'
Among those who hav mado reserva
tions for dinner At the club Saturday
evening are Mr. C. C. Belden", who will
havo twenty guestst Rdbert Dempster,
ten; J6hn XL Webster, twelve; n. N.
Booth, four; D. N. Edgerly. four; W. C.
ICIopp, four; It. Ii. Itoberson, eight; W.
I). AVlllams, six; Intlng Baxter, six; J.
P, Lord, four.
Fora Golf Aociati(
The women golfers of Omaha and South
Omaha clutta met at tho' Field club this
morning, to organ! a Women's Oolf as
sociation, the purpoie of which was to
s,et !de one day a week fair them to
met'at some club and play golf. Friday
was 'th day chosen. Ten were present
this morning at the club, Mrs. C, Ltn
Iner represented Happy Hollow club.
MIm Arabetta. Kimball represented the
Country clu.rMre. 10. V.'Arfc6Wi.lller
srk; MUm Kan Murphy, &ymoir Lake
Country,' club; "Mrs. F, 3, Oepeeher,
Manawa golf llhki and Mesdames Joseph
Barker, Mi J. J. Dunn. D. L. Daugherty,
John' Tllleon and MIm Helens Bixby', the
lold club. 'Mrs. Despecher was elected
temporary chairman and MIm Dougherty
secretary and treasurer. A'small fee will
be Itiafged fo'r membership,' to tho,
women uou wiud ot umaria, ine name
chosen 'for the organisation.
Frjday at. 3 p..rn- the club wtU.nieet at(
the Field c)ub to make It a permanent or-'
ganlxatlon.
Tov Xrs. Haller.
Mrs. J. M. Metcalf entertained , at , a
beautifully appointed luncheon today at
her horne -Inoriort of Mrs... Frank-1
Haller, who has. recently returned-from
a summervln Europe. American Beauty
roses brightened the room's ' and ' covers
were placed; for eight guests. -
Itffrsgt Ttt.
Mrs. A. II. Ra'thfeun. entertained at. a
suffrage tea' at her home this afternoon.,
Mrs. A. C. Anderson had charge of th
refreshments and Mrs. C. B,- HartwIcU
ot the program. On the program were
Mrs. W. A, Challls, who gave a re&dlnr,
"Miranda's Experience;" Mrs.. (J, W,
Covell, lecturer' of iho Women's Christian
iTemperanco union, told of hor trip to
the Women's Christian Temperance union
convention at Valley, Neb. Mrs. W. E,
tShafer had charge ot the question box.
Research Club IffiTflfeet.
The Researoh club will meet at St
iBerchman's academy at 3:S0 p, m. Bun
day, September St. Father William P.
uuiman, b. j., is director of the dub. A
course of lectures In ethic will bo ivan
and an enjoyable year Is planned.
Mrs. Thomas Qulnlan and Mra. O. T1.
Crowley have been added to the list of
patronesses oi trie oiuo.
For Hiss Hervey.
Miss Ann Dunnla entnrt.tn.rt t inaii.
eon this noon In honor of Miss Ola Belle
Hervey, whoe wedding- to Walter HoDe-
welt takes place Thursday evening..
Mounds of pink asters filled the center of
the tables. Place were laid fort
1 mA m m a-
Mesdames
O. W. Hervey,
Clifford Calkins,
Misses
Margharetta Burke,
Doris Wood.
Henrietta Beese,
Allco Duval,
Mabel Reed
of Stupeuvllle, O.l
Ruth McDonald.
Ann Dennis,
J. NVe MacsJIster
of Chicago.
Misses
Ola Belle Hervey,
Helen Horeneon,
Lucy Hart.
Helen Chase
ot Lincoln.
Eva Penny,
Adelaide Thomas
of Ttkamah.
Btack-Boylan Wedding.
Miss Florence' C Borlan of Chlrxrn and
Mr. F. J. Stack were married Tuesday
morning at : o'clock at the Kountxe
Memorial church. Rev. O. BalUly, pas
tor ot the church, officiated. Dr. and
Mrs. U A. Dermody wero the attendants.
Following the ceremony . wedding break
fast wss served at the Henshaw hotel,
when covers were placed for eight Mr.
and Mrs. Stack will be at horns after
October IS at SKI JIamay street
Postponements.
Mrs. C Vincent who had planned to
entertain the current topic deaftment
ot the Omaha Woman's club at Happy
Hollow club, Friday, has postponed the
meeting until October II, the regular
day for the first meeting of the depart
ment The meeting will be held In the
club rooms.
The, VUltlng Nursa association, which
had planned to hold a re.eetng thl
morning, has postponed It, owing to so
many ot th directors being out of the
city.
Monocles and Walking Sticks
May Soon Be in Vogue Here
"Don't be surprised to see Omaha so.
clety ladles carrying goldheaded walk
ing sticks and wearing monocles before
this social season Is well advanced."
Thlls Is a parting prediction of Winifred
Mills Burkholder. who has been In Omaha
for the last three days as the manager
ot models and chief demonstrator of the
style show at Brandels Stores! Miss
Burkholder speaks as one with experi
ence. Inasmuch as she herself affects the
monocle and tho walking stick.
"Omaha women are aulck to nick tin
the little Innovations that are ultra
smart," observed Miss Burkholder. "I
have noticed this Inclination during my
Stay here. That la what rnnvlno. nV
that the walking stick and the single
eye glass win be popular among society
women before winter comes. In New
York the walking stick for women Is a
fixed stylo. In a block's, walk on upper
Fifth avenue ono can seo a score of them.
The monocle Is rather more extreme, hut
It Is just as pronounced' among certain
social sets. Ono need not regard the
stick as a mere frlnoery. It has ri
value as a flnlshlnir article in ft wnmnn'
outfitting.
"The reason for the oonulai-ltv cr h
stick lo ths: It Is an age of taxlcabs.
Wom?n no longer carry . umbrellas as
they once did. The uratsrella adds noth
ing to tho smart toilette, whereaa the
walking stick does. A woman feels a
Mt mora at case and a trifle more self
Potsessed If oho parries a stick. I know
because I carry one myself.
"Many a woman who leaves s-in
homo becauso they mar her beauty, finds
tno monocle ot use. for instance when
making a close examination of fabrics
wnuo snoppinif."
Miss Burkholder has aDDeared In nmrrt
of stunning costunw "during the last few
days and sho declares that Omaha women
aro close students of stylo and appreciate
the really artletlo In apparel with won
derful Unanimity.
"Omaha Is a cltr where Vflfflm trnAf
how to dress and how to appreciate the
essentials of the fashionable toilette." re
marked Miss Burkholder Just before leav
lng the. city.
At. the Country Club.
Mr. J. Do Forest Richards . will havo
fourteen guests at dinner this evening
at the club, and Miss Mae trnmlUnn in
havo six guests.
In and Oat of the. Beo Hive.
Miss Virginia Lowla of Springfield, 111,
Is visiting Miss Eleanor Dtckman
Miss Ruth Elolse Ogle has left to re
sume her studies at Do Pauw university,
Qrecncastlc, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Klbbe of Urbana.
III., formerly of Omaha, are visiting Dr.
and Mrs. W. A. Wilcox.
Mrs. J. J. Dickey and daughter, M1h
Bertha Dickey, who spent the summer at.
Lako OkoboJI, returned today,
Dr. J. S. Ooets and Miss Elsie GoeU
left yesterday for an eastern trip. They
will be absent about three weaks.
Mrs. II, E. Moffat Of Datrolt Mich.,
visited her brother, Dr. W. A. Wilcox,
and family )at week on her way to
Dnvr.
MIm Mabol Reed of Stubenvllle, O., Is"
the. guest ot MIm Ola Belie Hervey prior
to tho Hopewull-Hervey wedding, which
takes plivce Thursday evening.
Mra O. B. Oanson and daughter havo
returned from. an extended eastern trip
to Illinois and' 'Wisconsin and4 a trip to
Colorado, hiving been gone nlne week.
Mrs. liugo Brandels, w'feS returned last
Week from an x tended ,tourof the east
ern . summer resorts, will remain In
Omaha ,f or .about a month, leaving again
early In October ito spend the winter In
New York. ... 1
Howeli Refuses to
Fay Board's Part
of Election Bills
R. B. Howell of the Water board has
dictated a letter to, the city, commission
emphatically refusing-to pay the Water
board's share of tho last election ex
penses. City Commissioner Dan B.
Butler of the department of finances and
accounts asked the board to pay a por
tion of the expenses, since Water hoard
candidates ran at the electl6n.
"Wo aro not legally bound to pay this
bill," said Howell, "and I'm saying so
on the authority of the city attorney ot
Omaha. It we paid election bills In the
past,- It was purely out of goodfellow
ship." under tho new Metropolitan Water dis
trict law the Water board may hold Its
own election, count tho votes cast and
Issuo its own certificates of election. The
power to appoint the clerks and iudsres
is. alio vested in th Water board.
Prince Cupid to Be
m Omaha Today
Prince Cupid, who Is said to have the
distinction ot being the most beautiful
specimen ot manhood In tho Sandwich
Islands, ls enroute homo 'to Hawaii. He
left Chicago last evening and will ar
rive In Omaha on the Northwestern-Union
Paclflo limited at 7:J0 this morning.
He wll be here half an hour.
Prince Cupid Is the son of former Queen
Lit of the Sandwich Islands and has in-
hcrited.tbe crown property, or rather that
turned over to her when the Islands were
annexed. Tho prince is traveling in good
style, he and his suite of nine persons
occupying two drawing rooms in one of
tho sleepers.
REV. A. T. LORIMER ACCEPTS
CALL TO THEZ10N CHURCH
The Zlon Lutheran church. Thirty-sixth
street and Lafayette avenue, is in receipt
ot a letter from Rev. A, T. Lorlmor of
Qeneseo, III., accepting the call given him
at an official meeting held August St.
Rov. Lorlmer spent two days here look
ing over the field two weeks ago and
came to the decision to tako up the work
here. He will be here theHatter part of
November.
Rev, Lorlmer Is a young man, SO years
old. He hss spent two years as pastor
at' Chicago and five years at Qeneseo.
The members of Zlon Lutheran church
are very fortunate In getting his services.
Dause'rowe SKrif err
In the abdominal region Is often pre
vented by the use ot Dr. King's New
Ufo Pllla. ths painless purifiers. Sc.
For sale by Beaton Prug Co. Advertlj-ment
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MISS BURKHOLDER.
WANT TOKNOfrABOUT RATES
Insurance Committee of Commer
mercial Club Asks City Officials.
ASK WHAT 18 BEING DONE
Think Something- Should Be Done
Bo that Insurance. Rates lm Omaha
Misfet Be Reduced.
Dti
cuss Experts Report.
The Insurance commltten'nf h r
merciat club, wants to know what the
city officials arc doing in regard to tho
underwriters ropprt..' recently issued, in
regard to the flro hazad..ln Omaha, At
a meeting of tho Insuranco.commltteo of
the club, at noon it wan ttrttt.A ih.
letter should bo prepared to be sent to
tho heads ot various
ctty government, asking them wheth.cn
moy navo seen the report, whether they
nave reaa carefully, and what thoy aro
uuinor aDoui lu
Copies of the report which placed the
fire hazard high in Omaha had been
placed into the hands of the members
of the committee that each one might
study the report before cCmlng to the
meeting. Tho report was discussed with
especial reference to the statements In
the report that the flro fighting equip
ment here Is deficient and that tho new
water main which might remove the pen
alty of 5 cents per $100 In Insurance rates,
Is not yet accepted by tho city. It was
also " mentioned that even If the new
main Is accented and tha
cents thus removed, the city might still
be penalised for other defects that have
developed since the last underwriters'
survey was mado bIx years ago.
Recognising the fact that the parlor
match Is tho cause of 17 per cent of the
flrfs In the country, copies of ordinances
In Rt. Titita ntid PV,1f.. .-. . I . . I ....
w.i.vuav ivuiuji kilo
sale, , manufacture and use of the 'parlor
roat,ch were placed Into tho hands of the
committee tor consideration.
Ordinance Being
Drafted for the
Charter Election
City Attorney John A. RIne Is drafting
the ordinance calling the special election
to VOte on the hom ruin rhm-tsr. Thn
election probably will be held In October.
C! 1 . ...
uvtrcnu omor propositions are to be sub
mitted at the umi tc!nn nn H!ni
th voting of 35,000 to purchase the Audi-
tonum and another being a bond Issuo of
KO0.000 or 850.000 to build an addition to
tno puoiio library.
AS BOOn as tha ordinance la rxnAv U will
be submitted to the city commission, and
mat ooay will decido upon tho date for
tho election.
WILD FOWL BEGINNING
THEIR JOURNEY TO SOUTH
TflvAn In . it a
.y.w. ... w vwwf wcainQr I rum mo
extreme northwest, reports reach the
Northwestern road that out thronrh
Cherry county and in the vicinity ot
wooa iaxc, tho country Is fairly alive
with ducks, the flight being fully as large
as in former years.
A few geese are said lo be stonnini- in
the lake section of Cherry county, but
they are wild and refuse to b& Wnv.t
The flight of these birds Is not expected
iu equal mat or former years.
To Brighten Up Quickly
After a Tiresome Day
(From Women's Tribune.)
After a strtnuous day outdoors, when
wind, dirt and exhaustion have combined
to take away one's freshnces and good
looks-or after a tedious or fretful day In
door one otten haasurgent need for some
quick rejuvenator. Maybe there's a dance
on for the evening, or some other social
affair, ltow In tlie world can one make
herself presentable, looking as she doesT
It's quite easy.
Just get some parafled plastold Jelly at
the nearest drugstore, smear a liberal
coating over the nt!re face, let It remain
on. fifteen minutes to an hour, rinse off
with soapless water then look Into your
mirror and behold the wonderful trans
formation! The loose, tired muscles have
been rested and "firmed up," marks of
fatigue have flown, facial contour and
color improved, and you look so much
brighter and younger you can hardly be.
lleve your eyes, No one need hesitate to
try this, parafled plnstold Jelly being per
fectly harmless, Ad vertUenun
Ko Seady
Kafle Bolts
for seen fit
so well as
the "Society
Brand,"
Ws are of fl.
dal agents
in Omaha.
Cablst Hats, trimmed with purple
of tlie rim. They won extravagant
Cubist Hnts with Bulgarian band
and velvet fruits ,
1
The New Bridle Hat is a Fascinating Model
Scores of women here exclaimed with delight whenever they viewed ono of these hats of black velvet
with smart chin strap. They wero featured extensively, by tho models lor toe past three days.
A favorite model of Bridle Hat has. an- (fcf Cfl An alluring style of tho Bridle Strap Hat
tique gold rose on tho sido and bo trim- 3) 1 1 has .trimming qf pleated moire ribbon, fol
miBg around crown. r " lago and flowers. ',
New Laces at 39c Yard
lS-inch shadow lace flpunclngs, 18
and 36-lnoh shadow allovers and -42-inch
dewlrop chiffons; also
Venlse and shadow, lace bands,
edes and galloons. nt
many choice, destgtisi alHC
worth 60c and 78c, yd.u....
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Omaha's Best Offers in Gloves
Women's Oenntne Boeskla 81ovm at 94(0, a 2" air
Out seam sewed. In Rood quality skins, tanned in the
at,
Kayser't Leaf Ckamoisette GUyes at 55c Pr.
16 button length, white with heavily . embroidered
backs. In black now In such Rreat demand. Guar
anteed washable and black fully guaranteed not to
fade, all sizes, on bargain square 75a values PRC
at, por pair
Kayw's 2-CUsp ChuaeiseUe Gleyes t25cPr.
White chamolsette, guaranteed washable, wim
black embroidered backs all sizes.
Advance
Notice!
Two
A Now York Jobber's Surplus Stock
Leather Bags
Positively tho best values wo havo
ever offered at
Beautify the Complexion
mint days
Nadinola CREAM
The Uncqualcd Btisitlfler
USED AND ENDORSED
nr THOUSANDS
Guaranteed to remove
tan, freckles, pimples,
liver spots, etc. Extreme
cases about twenty days.
Rids' pores and tissues of Imnuritles.
Leaves tha skin clear, toft, healthy.
iwo sixes, sue. and $1.00. liy toilet
counters or mill.
UATJONAI. TOILET COMPANY, IWU Team,
Bold by Brandels' Drug Dep't, Beaton
Drug Co.. and others.
W Make sweeping a pleasure ;
I by using the
I UTTLE POLLY
In. BROOM
m Guana
I tccd Sweeping Is hard work I
when you use a I
I B LDssfe clumsy broom B
I EHYourtToctr I
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Scores of Elegant Suits and Gowns
That Have Delighted Omaha Women
in Our Style Show Will Be Selected Thursday
The women of Omaha havo docldedl They have seen the stylw
that aro really authentic displayed upon living modela who could give
animation to apparel. The formal showing is oter and hundreds oi
women have determined Just what attlro they wish for this season.
This store has again proved Its claim to originality and leadersmp m
the western World of Faahlon. For thoso about to select their noyr.
attire we suggest:
The new tailored sulta In tho two-plcco or three-piece models; tha
modified belted models, cntawaya, etc.j Jog 1 $QQ
in now fabrics and the new antumn colors 'ajfj wllUi is
You will ha charmed tcilMw origlntl
Women's Afternoon D mas ani Beidfs Frockt, clerirlu fah-
ioncdofreat crepe, ctarnwusj, crepa ds chene, etc. Each model
has a touch of indioiduil s'.'jls thil miU Mn a clam fir n-
$25,
Separate Wool Skirts are more
xor rau ana winter, xou wiu
draped and plain tailored separate sains
13.98, 96.93 and Sia.50
Here Are the New Hats that
Set the Style Standard'
Women of discrimination always
Judge new hats by tho high stylo
standard at Brandels Millinery. Styles
here are considerably In advanco of
the ordinary models.
The New Cubist Hat
The '.season's chief Innovation.
These 4-cornored hats are seen only
at Brandels. Tea varieties'.
The Oriental Cubist hat, simply trim
med withlthr.ee black velvet balls aro
offered her.e special . QQ
moire rlbbm with bows flat to the
edge
praise when worn by the models at
t jp Cubist' Hat with imitation
$10
plume up tho back, at.
Taney Cotton Wash and Trimming
Xiaoss, lOo "
Imitation cliiny, Carrick Macrame
ana' snaaow lace cages ana oanus,
-up to 9 Inches' wide, In block,
white and cream sample pieces
worth no to.Bpo.a.
10c
yara; ox, per
yard.......... - w
neat manner possible ,
guaranteed washable.
Bold everywhere for
Si.25; spo- fr
apl.arl!;...,95c
Wosien'a a-clasp Xld
Gloves 93.00 a rsir
"Perrln" make; made
of very beat quality
French national skirts
-lleht aiid medium
weights; black, white
and colors
all. sizes;
$2
pair.
Exceptional
$1
Mado to sell
$1.50, 1.75
See the great
A little Bee want ad
Entfhij reads
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I We Have a Very Important I
I Announcement to Make. . 1
1 BRANDOS STORES I
There's a
Convenient
Raw En
trance to.
Brandels
Store for
Men on
20th Street,
north ot
Douglas.
tly'.c and. Iht practical character of our
$35, $39, $49
titan over popular
approve tuv
$16.50
Paradise
$5
$10
Silk Boot Hosiery -
With wide. lisle ffarter tops; also
hosiery that is alt silk to the top,
full fashioned, regular' made and ,
seamless black, white OE
and fancy, worth up .iriT
69c; at, palr .
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Art Craft Guild Picture Framing
Third Floor, Southeast corner.
This newly established department is now in
readiness to handle all your orders for plcturo
framing.
"We carry the "Art Craft Guild" line of picture
fames and mouldings, which is far superior In
quality and designs to any other shown In Omaha
or even in Nebraska. The ordinary gilt picture
frame dulls, tarnishes and show wear In a very
short time, but the "Art Craft Guild" Etrusclan.
gold, Vlrdl gold and Antique golds are absolutely
permanent. In fact, we guarantee every piece we
sell for five years and .if -a-frame doesn't go
wrong in five years it never will go wrong.
Our mahogany Circassian walnut, oak and
birch frames are absolutely the- choicest picked
woods.
Some fromers think that fish, glue at lEc the
peund is plenty good enpugh for picture frames
our "Art Craft Guild"" frames are put toother
with barbed hods and icement at IUS0 the pound.
Many -dealers believe that, American glass will
answer the purpose, ' but our shop uses only the
best French and Belgian glass. This Insures you
against having a bubble' In the glass to distort
your picture.
Prices are positively less than ordinary art
and picture shops, with their small dally output,
are compelled to charge for. the '"most ordinary
work. lt us frame that (picture and 'convince you.
Sales S$LT
A Special Purchase of 5,000 Pairs
Women's Kid Gloves
regularly at $1.2 B,
...65c pr.
and $2.00 a pair.
window display.
does the business,
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