THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1913.
Fashion Hint
Society
Brandels Store for
Men newly enlarg
ed, rearranged and
greatly Improved;
occupies entire
main floor of our
building N. Vf. cor
ner 16th and Doug
las street
Watch our Douglas
street windows for
thfi announcement
of most extraordi
nary sales next
Thursday. Fine
q u a 1 Ity merchan
dise at rare bsr
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By MELT.TFIOIA.
Monday, October 6, 1913.
A SPECIAL SALE OF LACE CURTAINS
HE engagement la announced today of Miss Josephine Murphy,
T daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Murphy, to Mr. Norbcrt Cornelius
Lcary.
AIIss Murphy Is one of the most attractive young women of
the Field club net She finished school at the Sacred Heart academy and
has taken part In alumnae work and is a member of the- Christ Child
society. She is a tall blonde, with exquisite coloring, and Is especially
popular.
Mr. Lcary is a graduate of Crelghton university and a member ot
Happy Hollow and the University clubs. He Is a member of tho buslnoss
firm of tho Leary Printing company. v
The wedding will take place next spring.
Our New York bujer3 made a fortunate purchase of lace curtain in pairs from an
Eastern mill agent 2 he price was considerably less than the usual figure and we are
able to offer them to you right at the opening of the neut season at much less than you
could pombly buy them regularly.
You Will Find Remarkable Values in These 4 Special Lots
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Dinner for Mrs. Pennybacker.
Mr. C. W. Hayes, entertained at din
ner at her home Simday evening In
honor of Mrs. Percy Pennybacker of
Austin, Tex., national president of the
Federated Women"" clubs. Tho colors,
yellow and white, of the local club were
used In the decorations. Covers were laid
forj
Mesdames: Mosdamcs:
Percy Pennybacker. Harrv L. Keete
iirure aicvuuocn, or wniimii,
I,. M. Lord,
It. I,. MaKflvy,
J. O. Yelser.
D. V. Jewell.
C, W. Hayos.
HER ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
YESTERDAY.
F. II. Cole,
K M Hyfcrt.
Edward Phelan.
C II. Martey,
L, J. Hex lev.
N II. Nelson,
Miss Susan Paxson.
To Study 'Olamlet."
The oratory department of the Omaha
Woman's club will meet Tucfcday morn
ing, October T, at 10 o'clock In the studio
rooms n the Boyd theater of Mr. Puis
tnd Mr IUoed. All club women Interested
are Invited and members are nikod to
tko thefr copies of 'Hamlet" and note
books, for tho Illustrations will be taken
from "HamV." The lost quarter of un
hour will be -devoted to a business meet
In: At the Country Club.
The largest nodal affair planned for
Monday Is tho Informal dancing party i
given by Miss rCathertno Deeson and
Miss Mildred Butler at the Country club
In compliment to Miss Lucy Hawk of
Battle Creek, inch., guest of Miss
Beeton. Among tbe out-of-town guests
attending will be Miss Hawk, Miss Ger
trude McCarthy of Chicago, Miss Ellen
Barker of Chicago. Miss Juliette Brown
of Canon City. Cola; Miss Margaret
Hewitt of Des Mcdnes and Mr. Brlnkley
Evans ot Lincoln.
About 100 guests will be present and the
Utter part ofhe everdrw supper wilt be
served at small tables In tho dining
room.
Bridge for Guest,
Miss Louise Dinning was hostess at a
delightful bridge afternoon Monday at
her homo for Miss Gertrude McCarthy of
Chicago, who Is visiting Miss Marlon
Kuhn. The guests were:
Misses Misses
Oertrude McCarthy. Elisabeth Bruce,
of Chicago, Lucy Hawk of
Marlon Kuhn. Battle Creek,
Eugenie. Patterson, Margaret ,Bnum,
Katrtfrlne Burkley, Alice. Carter.
Daphne Peters. Bertha Dickey,
Elisabeth Davis. Margaret Mler
Mario Davie. of Topeka.
Xatherlne Beeaon, Frances Ilochsletler,
Mildred Butler. " Dorothy Stevens.
W. 0. T. U. Will Xeet
Tho Omaha unton of th Women's
Christian Temperance uhlon will meet
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MISS JOSEPHINE Ml'ItPHY.
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Kiddi ar
Always Hungry
and bouillon is the best
refreshment for them.
Keeps box of Armour'
BouillenCubcM on the
pantry shelf and they
can make it for them
selves by simply dropping a
cube into a cup of hot water.
Delicious, stlnulatlnt.liiflcoratlnr
and excellent far growing children
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ARMOUBCOMPANV
Beautify tive Complexion
IS TEN DAYS
Nadinola CREAM
The Uncqutlcd Buutlfltr
VSXD AND CNOOUCO
BY THOUSANDS
Guaranteed to re mora
tan, freckles, pimples,
liver spots, etc. Extreme
cases about twenty dsys.
Kids pores and tissues of impurities.
Leaves tbe skin clear, soft, healthy.
Two sites, 50c. and $1.00. By toilet
counters or mail. i
tiATiotAt, rottxT courAtrr, jw
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 In the as
sembly room of the Young Women's
Christian association. Reports will be
read by the delegates from tho county
convention, which was hold at Valley a
few weeks ago. A large attendance la
desired by the officers ot the union.
Fcr the Future.
The wedding of Miss Letta R, Bryant
and Mr. Harvey Ward Chrlstensen will
take place Saturday ovenlng. October 11.
at the home ot Miss Bryant'a parents,
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Bryant.
For Bridal Party.
Miss Helen Murphy will entertain In
formally at luncheon. Wednesday at her
home, when the guests will be Miss
Marie Hollknger, an October bride, and
her bridesmaids.
In and Out of the Bee Hive.
Mrs. Ida M. Hanchstt returned Sundav
after spending tho summer In Europe.
Alias Hope Iianchett, who met her
mother in Boston, returned with her.
Miss Portia Sweet arrived Mnndiv
morning from Colorado and will onen her
studio In the city Thursday. The first
three days of each week she will spend
in Chlogo.
Personal Mention.
Pollca Commissioner J. J. Ttvilur I
confined to his home with a sDralned
kn.
Mayor James C. Dahlman has srotiA ia
Excelsior Springs for a brief recupera-
atlve visit.
A daughter was born Raturdav tn rr
and Mrs. J. N. Stelner ot Denver, Mrs.
BteliW was formerly Miss Lillian Shears.
Mrs. William "W. Long left Friday eve
ning for Chattanooga, Tenn., where she
wilt attend the ninth btanhlal convention
of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Brother-
nooq or Jtatiyvay Traimen to be held at
that place.
Theater Parties.
Many parties. wer given Saturday
evening at the Brandets theater to see
the Count ot Luxembourg.
Mrs. Frederick A. Nash entertained at
a box party, followed by suppei at her
home. The guests were:
Misses Mlmea .
Helen Cudshy of Frances Nash.
Bold bv Brandels Drue Dio't. llulon
Drug Co . and otbera.
TheSeiei.ee tf Living
Begins in the
mouth. 30
to 40 of our
full efficiency
is lost unu our
lives hhortcti.
ed 20 bv ne
glecting teeth
needing atten
tion. Get the
Bailey service.
Exncrta on.r
In alt depart
ments.
Smart afternoon hat, the narrow brim
of black velvet la finished with a wired
frill of white fancy laoa. tho wlro con(
Ing only to threo Inches from tlm edge
to let the frill soft round the edge, of the
hat. At the front tho black velvet round
crown Is trimmed with a lace bow wired
round two ends and knotted' at bottom.
INFORMATONJOR TEACHERS
Three Separate and Complete Bu
reaus Will Be Maintained.
HAVE RECEPTION COMMITTEES
Many I!tilnr llotmca Have Ex
tended InvKntlnna to Stntc
Trnchera to Visit I'lanU
Uurlntr Convention.
Thoi information work In connection
with the Nebraska Stuto Teachers' as-
soclatlon, to convene In Oir.cha Novem
ber 6 and 7, Is to be mon complete this
year than ever before, as three distinct
Information burcuus aro to bo estab
llshed. There will bt, a permanent In
formation bureau at the Hotel Ilome.
There Is to be another at the Young
...... a V.11110UU11 uiEociauon, ana u third
at tho High school building. At each ot
these places the girls In charge Mill work
In three shifts.
Bosldes these there Is to be a reception
committee tt' receive teachers at the
Union station, the Burlington station
and the Webster street station. To a
certain txtent these people will act as
an Information bureau nlnp. ns they will
give directions to all teachers as they
arrive. Someone, will go to the cars with
them and give them the directions as to
how to reach their hotel or boarding
place.
Already many of the business houses
of the olty have sent Invitations .asking
that the teachers be taken through their
plants as an oxcuislon. Manager Par
rlsh of the publicity bureau Is anxious
that others who desire to register such
Invitation do so as soon as possible so
that ho may lay all of them before the
asooclatlon at once.
All the committees on local arrange
ments have been appointed. They were
appointed by heads ot each committee
The chairman ot each committee will
fill tn the names ot his committeemen.
He Takes Stranger
In and the Stranger
Takes His Money
Jamea D. JacXeor., vrvJng at the bodge
hotel, was robbed of $43 Sunday night
by Itay Bruffs of Des Moines, whom
he had befriended.
Jackson met Bruffs Sunday afternoon
and was told a hard luck story by the
lutter to the effect that he had no
money and no place to 'spend the night.
Out of the klndncis of his heart he took
Ilruffs to supper and offered to share
his room with him until he could obtain
work. Upon awakening In the morning
he found his portege gone, and also J II
In bills.
Jackson furnished, the poltcwwlth a
good description of the thief, who Is
known to the pollce 'as having worked
similar robberies on other charitably in
clined strangers.
Chtcaso.
Ellen Barker of
Chicago,
Sierra,
Frances Hochstetler.
M.pn
Lawrence Rrltikur. JaoV HMuln
Cuthbert Potter, CHrke of Denver,
Bobert Burns, Fred Dsugherty.
In a line party were;
Mr. and Mrs. lllchsrd Hosford ot
Mollne.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Davla.
Mr. and Mrs. Qlenn C Wharton.
Mr and Mrs W. D. Hosford.
Another line party Included.
Miss Margaret Melr ot Topeka, Ksn.
Miss Margaret Meyer.
Miss Louisa Dlnnlnc.
Mr. Edward Meyer.
Mr. C. J. Lord.
Mr. Gerald Wharton.
FIRST NEW TARIFF BOOK
HAS REACHED THE CITY
The "tariff book" has arrlvAri. 1 I.
a most complicated affair, without be
ginning pr a suitable end. There Is no
index, and goods are listed In a hap.
haiard manner. Customs Collector Tay
lor says more books are on the way.
Only one has arrived so far.
The book contains 100 pages and has
seventy-seven narasranha. Th nmn
riven for hasty annaranca of the honk
Is that It was rushed to the printer as
soon as the president signed the tariff
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17 Tsars
1 71 Amtha
sraufAfc PIUGES
IW4fTMth$3i50
Warranted Work.
BAILEY TheDeitist
T9 OHy Sattoaal Bank Blag-.
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nr. i.uawic, on&oaonust.
WISE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
OFFICERS ARE RE-ELECTED
Officers of the Wise Memorial Hospital
association wero elected Sunday afternoon
at a meeting held at Temple Israel. For
the eniulng year all of last year's of
ficials were re-elected: Mrs. Joseph
Sonnenberg. president; Mrs. C, Schlank,
vtco president; Isaac Kahn, recording
secretary; Mrs. I.ena Behfeld, financial
secretary; I. Sommer, treasurer. The
trustees named are: Mrs, S. Arnstetn,
Mrs. A. Brown, Mrs. S. Newman, Mrs.
J. Bosoft and Babbl Frederick Cohn.
The institution was reported In spendid
condition.
CHICAGO OPERA COMPANY
ASKS FOR AUDITORIUM DATES
J. M. Olllan, manager of the Auditor
ium, has received a messaga from the
Chicago Opera company asking for dates
in April. While he has not yet signed
up a contract he will keep open tfie. re
quested time subject to cancellation.
AK-SAR-BEN TRAVEL HEAVY
UNTIL THE RAIN FALLS
Neither the street railway company nor
the steam roads have compiled the fig
ures on passengers handled during the
carnival season, but all agree that tho
travel up to the time when the rains set
In during the middle of last week was
heavier than during former years. After
the rains commenced, officials of trans
portation companies say that the travel
fell off amaslngly.
Counterfeit Dollar
buy trouble buf'a genuine quarter buys
Dr. King's New Life Pills; tor constlpa
t'on, malaria, headache and jaundice. For
sale by your druggist. Advertisement.
Quick Help to Uaekac and Rhea
mattara. Th man or woman who wants quick
help from buckach and rheumatism wilt
find It In Foley Kidney Pills. They act
so quickly and with such good effect
that weak. Inactive kidneys thst do not
keep the blood clean and free ot the Im
purities that causa these symptoms are
tond up and strengthened to healthy
vigorous action. You cannot take Foley
Kidney Pills Into your system without
I having1 good results. Contain no habit
I forming drugs. For sale by all dealers
every where. Advertlstment.
You have only to wipe
your dishes when you let them
jpractically wash themselves with
GOLD DUST
A labor-saver for cleaning pots and pans,
floors, woodwork and everything.
5c and larger packages.
chicaqo
"lot tho GOLD DUST TWINS da your wark"
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snii ii miiisBiiinmg -- -
WM Ma ' 1 RSI kaceCurtains at $1.98 Pair ': X
iiKRitl. iv'wary 'Sciol Wl Hundrods f Pairs of real cluny, filet net, Wf Wj V
IsBk jjv vjl v ijjlj ' Quakel laco' Bungalow net and extra flno 4
llra llfc Lace Curtains at $2-50 Pair uJ if I
r- A most completo assortment of Etamine, nov- mE 11
w"' E0 on spec,al Ba,e Tue3lay 2 50
Special Lot of Lace Curtains at $3.98 Pr.
A i . . . . T
e.M-euent assortment ot roni imported Uucliesso, Laset Arabian, Chiny, An
Antique, Brussels net, marquisette and scrim curtains special Tuesday, pair ej)Jtf.O
LACE CURTAINS
at $4.98 Pair
We have never shown such an Immense line of fine high grade
curtains at this price, as you will find Jn this lot. Real Duch
ese, Irish point, Point Milan, real Arabian and antique cur
tains special Tuesday on our Third floor, at pair
$4.98
RIBBONS
Fancy Ribbons, In
pretty floral designs,
noshes, hair I Q.
bows, eta, yd. 3u
18 and 27-inch Shadow Lace Flouncings, also
18 and 36-in. Shadow Allovers in white, cream
and ecru over a hundred pretty styles
worth to 75c yard, at, per yard,
r39c
RIBBONS
E-lnch Silk Taffeta
Ribbons, all plain
colors, special I A.
at. yard I 0
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realizing-that it is one of the elemental foods. A mighty important one
in the Nation's diet. Heinz Spaghetti wherever introduced has be
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Try a Heinz Spaghetti meal today ana1 find out for yourself. Get a
tin from your grocer under the Heinz money-back guarantee that
covers all the
57 Varieties
We want everybody to know how good Heinz Spaghetti is, and
know it quickly. So we are offering '
$1000.00 In Prizes for School Cluldren
, for best Little Essays on Heins Spaghetti. Parents, children
and teachers may read the announcement of this contest in
-current issues of such juvenile publications as the Youth's
Companion, St Nicholas, American Boy, etc. f will be
impossible for us to answer. any letters regarding the contest.
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Heinz Baked Beans, Tomato Ketchup,
Euchred Pickle, Chili Sauce, Peanut But
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