THE hEK: OMAHA, TIJESDAV, INCUMBER 22.
1914.
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By MELLIFICIA.
Monday, December 21, 1914.
HE rchool set hat chosen to dance aasy the holiday houri, tblfi
Tyesr, in Die strictest sens of the word.
. It in unusual to find a week oo devoted to ferpelcbore as
tbla; with orcr) night oo the calendar announcing a dancing party.
These Rlotlon are to he launched tonight with the senior prom of the
Omaha High school, their yearly Chrstmas function, at Chambers'
academy.
Tomorrow evening follows up with the Junior dub dance at the
Rome hotel. The debutantes are taking special interest in ibis affair.
They will be honor guests at a dinner given at the Omaha club by Miss
Alice Jacqulth and later attond tho dance at the Rome hotrv
Mr. and Mrs. C. William Hamilton will give a dancing party Wednes
day evening at Chamber' in honor of Miss Harriet Smith, the debutante
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crittenden Smith'.
The debut dancing party of Mies Ann Clifford, daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. Harold Gifford, and Miss Frances Hochstetler. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. P. B. Hochstetler. win be given Thursdsy evening at the Home hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crittenden Smith' will entertain Miss Harriet
Smith's friends of the younger set at a ball at Chambers" academy Christ
mas night, and the dancing week ends Saturday evening with a party at the
horn of Mr. and Mrs. Gottlieb Storz, for Miss Elsie and Mr. Robert Storz.
Christmas Plant.
Mrs. Td Butler hut left for Lincoln,
where eh will apnt the holidays with
her mother. Mr. William McGtausltn.
Mr. Butler and Mr. Charles McQlatiglln
will o down later for a family reunion
dinner Chrlatmaa day at the home of
Mr. Me3laulln.
Pr. T. E. Palley plana to apend Chrint
maa with hla sinters In Lincoln.
Mr. aiwj Mrs. f"rd M. Junter of I-ln--)ln
will apend OtrUUnaa tilth Mrs. Hun
ter's aiater, Mrs. Harry klunneke.
With the School Set
Mlaa Sarah Pram returned "aturday
morning from Rockford colleger Rock
ford, 111., t apend the holidays with her
parents, Mr. and Mr. K. C. Scare.
Mies Katherlne Pander. Who la allenrt-
Mr. Merrill Ady and Mr. Ralph IHmglaa,
who are attending Monmouth college,
came home Saturday for the holiday ve
ra t Ion Mr. Wilbur Douglas. alo at
Monmouth, will return early this week.
Mlaa Luolle Blgelow returned Pitnday
from t Mary ef the Woods. Indiana,
to apend the holiday with her parent.
Mr. and Mrs. Q. H. Blselow. st 3KI9
Maaon atreot. .
Mr. and Mra. Frank Waltera returned
Sunday from Chicago. They were accom
panied by Mia Harriet, who la returning
from Kemper Hall, and Mr. Wattman,
who la a ntudent at Dartmouth eoHes.
Ml Harriet and Mr. Waltman Waltera
will be with their parent during the
holidays. . '
bride wore a ao-away sown of mldnlaht
blue broadcloth, rimmed with Fltrh fur,
and a hat to match. Her coraaxe bouquet
a-a of violets and lilies of the valley.
Mia . Eatollo MeCarron, sister ef the
nude, and Mr. Orant MlIIr, were the
only attendant. Mr. and Mra William
left for an eatn trip and will be at
home after February 1 In Omaha.
Future Affair. "
Mlaa r.ulh Marie laa iraued invitation
for a htldse party to be seven Tuesday.
fecember 3. Jo honor of lilea Henrietta
Drexe of U Anaeles, who Is the guest
of Mis Lucy Hurt.
Pleasures Pttt.
The Reaearch . club vim entertained
Sunday afternoon at Ft. Bcrclimeh's
academy. There was a small attendance,
owing to tho Inclement weather, o the
meeting was a social onn. held In the
parlors of the academy. Mlaa Mark gave
a roadins on "Old Hickory."
Personal Mention. ' '
Mia Jne Itrwell, small daughter of
Mr. and Mra. Clarke Powell, who has
been seriously ill with pnonmonls, I re.
Ported to be very much Improved and
will oon te able to be out Main.
Mra. Samuel Ree. r.. I somewhat Im
proved, althoogh still confined to her
home. i
Mra. Jamea T. Klnaler and MIhs
Blanche Klnaler have moved from their
home at Jr.lS Dodge atrent and have taken
OMAHANS NAMED
IN YETTER CASE
Depositions Taken in Sensational Di
vorce Suit Filed by W. L. Yet
ter tt Kansas City.
IS TO BE TRIED THIS WEEK
Phi Dolts Would .
Land tho National
Meet for This City
TiiHt an Invitation ta to be extended to
the Thl Delta Thet fraternity to hold
It biannual convention In Omaha In 1011
a declalon reached by Omaha mem
ber nt the order at a luncheon given at
the t'nlverelty club In honor of V. R.
Cowtra of Kansas City, provincial presi
dent The convention thlf vear wilt be held
at Birmingham. Ala. The next meeting
) "III be held during the Chrlatmaa week in
IMS and. It la thousht by the Omaha,
.. , , , brothers that an Invitation to hold the
KANSAS CITV. Mo . Dec. a-CfloeUal mnmtn , ftrCcbU1.
TelesramMany dep,.ltion. have been mfn
filed recen ly Injhe divorce ault of W II- ,llnrne)n Mr. Cow,e, wre c. r,.
Il.m U Tetter, wail rnir de.lrr. asalnat Ron Tunn
Mr. Bena Tetter of omaa. The c., U , c(ff Delametre. K. C. Bullta.
t for trie here thl week. The Tetter. !John MpDon.1(, MeCulIou,h
were prominent In fnnaha Mr. Tetter . phl McCullou(thi ,Iubfrt Don.
formerly was pre. .lent of the Omaha Q Metcalfe. Will. Bum. Dick
f ommpf IhI rlnb. He came to Ktnma , . , ..
grftn. Frank M'-arte. R.,H. Grant. E. .C.
I'b mm r'K n -T .a M.i.tl f. W t
of the marrlasc In Ikw until their a-pnra-, . " ' . ..... 1 . Yl
- mu" tiiuiiiMi fill. stuniuuii, 17 BIIV
Itilt, . Morri Northwall. Howard
Waee for Mr, letter ,Tt
lleabaad Ha Ton Sellrltsae for
Serletr Plerce of
TmI City.
City In July. 1P1S. Mr. Tetter charea aen-'
cm I indlsnllle and ahtire from the time
t!nn lat year.
Mr. Tetter, though not asking a di
vorce, charge her husband for two yeara
wa attentive .to Mr. Alma Marlines
of Iedwood. Fhe also produced witnesses
who testified In d'posltions thst Tetter
was too solicitous frr tb society of Mrs.
Edith B. ('lute, . a divorcee, at whose
home he boarded In Omaha after the
separation. These charges are denied
btr witnesses for 'Vetter, liKl-wllng many
leading business men' of Omaha.
Edward J. MeVann, commissioner of
ths Omaha Commercial club, testified
that when Tetter took Mra. Martlnes
riding In hi motor csr other person ac
companied them. Fred M. CJute, divorced
husband of Totter' landlady, told of a
visit he made to Tetter's store In Omaha.
"I mad quite a little kick on hts pay
ing so much attention to Mr. Clnto and
tried to dissuade him from doing an, he
testified. "I threatened Mm wlttt a suit
of alienation."
Clute admitted he had never seen any
thing Improper between his former wife
and Mr..Vettr.'
lametre,
Graham.
Carl Rlngwall and W.
Dell.
MINISTERS' COMMITTEE ON
VIOLATIONS FAILS TO REPORT
To Honor Home Gueit
Mra. R. B. Buech gave s luncheon to-
Z' 1" . "'Z',1. ....,:. "T li" 7.1 miss Anna Tlbhets of Lincoln Is the
hou at tm Jackaon street. ,
In and Out of the Bee Hire.
Iter for the holiday. The table waa
decorated with Christmas greens, an 1
covers were placed for:
Mesdamee
Thorns I ley ward,
N. C. tary.
Harold Sabotker,
Misses
Hein Kpeneter.
Marorl tlowland,
itn simyth.
Ueorg Trimble.
Mesdemrs-.,
Miles itimnilish.
lientley MH'loud
of Chlc.-iKO.
Hnlen Murphy,
Itlith t.menser.
Amy Ollmore,
lor 2liit Crotby.
Ml Helen Louise Crosby of Toneks,
Kan., wfll arrive thl afternoon to bo.
the guest (if Mis Marlon Kuhn during
the holidays. Many affairs are planned
for the visitor. Christmas day she will
le honor guest at a dinner at the horn
of Mr. nd Mra. Kuhn. Mrs. Harry
'iiin;ni( will give a luncheon for Mlsa
('umliy fihturday at her home, and Hat
r.rday night there will le a small thcat u
l-sjty In her honor. Tuesday evenin.T
Miss Alice Jaqulth will entertain tii-)
debutantes and Ml Crosby at dinner ht
the Omaha Club. Mlaa Crosby will also
uttend the' dances this week for the
younger set. .
Chriitznas Viiitort.
Mr. Bentley MoCloud arrived this
t morning from Chicago and is a guest at
the home of her parent, Mr. and Mrs.
R. M, Olmsted, in Florence.
Winter Plans.
Mr. and Mra Oottleib Mori, accom
ranled by Mrs. Kdwanl Hayden, plan to
lrv loon after th holidays for south
ern California for tho remainder of th
winter. They will be joined later by Mr.
and Mis. Adolph fltor.
To Honor Viei tor.. J
Miss Helen Loutee Crosby, who la vl'
ltlng at the home of Mie Marion Jvuiin,
Mil be honor guest this evening at a
bos party at the Orrheum. The Buret
will be:
Mlsaea Mesna.
Heirn Louis Crosby J ink Hummers,
Al Ja;ullh, Hitllp Mel,
Mailun Kuhn. (m'ItII Fort.
ruest of Mra. J. M. MetcaJf.
Mlsa Henrietta Drexel of Los Angelea,
Cel., has arrived to spend a month with
her cousin, Mlsa Lucy Harts.
Tobacco Pleasing
Gift .to Soldiers
The prominence of tobacco In the great
European war, as one of the Joys and
relief , for the Uoopa of fighting men:
th counties Christmas gtfta of tobacco
aent to the soldiers of all nations by
their families and friend at home, have
made Christmas gifts - of tobacco more
popular than ever before, say local cigar
and tobacco Dealers. On of the neatest
little, Chrtamae gifts and one that Is In
great demand Is the Tuxedo crystal glass
nuinmor. The humidor contains on
pound of Tuxedo tobacco, which will a!
ways remain fresh and la perfect condi
tion while In tho Jar.
COMEDIAN IMPERSONATES
DRUNK TOO REALISTICALLY
W. M. Kmir, head of a stock. compsny
Pliylng at the palm theater, arrested
charge of asaault and- battery, waa
dlacharged Monday niornlnir bv th wiut-t
' Testimony waa brought forth that Mr.
vimoia, wuo la a comedian, received
rough handling be.-acae he tmperonat4
a drunk "too realistically." ,
Woman Must Have
Help or She Will Be
Put Out of Home
Without a bite of food in the house or
a cent of money Mrs. Ida Braun, Forty-
sixth and Cuming street, mother of four
little children, two girls, sn Infant 7
months eld and the other 11 yeara. and
two boys, one S year of age and the
olhr , faces the certainty of belnjt put
out of the house she occupies befor
Christmas, day. Th husband of tha fam
ily has not contributed anything toward
their support In weeks, and the' little
Ifroun have been relvlnar on the aid nt
Captfln Kline of the Palvatlon Army
for the laat few days.
Kline needs 100 to establish the family
In a new residence and has secured f;
of th amount already. The money must
be forthcoming at once or Mrs. Braun
and her little ones will be In sore straits.
' Although at the last meeting of the
Omaha Ministerial union, a committee
was appointed to investigate alleged vio
lations of the law in Omaha, Interview
the city commissioners and make a
written report st the meeting this week,
no report waa made, according to Rev.
K. E. Pamp, aecrotary.
"Nothing was done concerning the mat
ter tlila morning." declared Rev. Pamp.
"I do not know why, that lies within the
committee. There may be some delays
within tb" committee, but could say posi
tively what they are."
Rev. Titus Lowe, chairman of the com
mittee, declared any statements should
come from the secretary, as only he Is
authorized to make announcements.
The union hss passed a resolution that
telegram should be dispatched to Con
gressman Lobeck urging him to vote tor
the proposed constitutional amendment
on prohibition. Lettera were some time
ago dispatched to Lobeck and Senator
Hitchcock, and both Lobeck and Hitch
cock replied that they did not favor na
tional prohibition.
Rev. J. Frank Young read a 'paper on
"John Huas after S00 Yeara." '
Guild May Address
Commercial Club
The aext apeakcr at puMIc affairs un h-
ena at tha Commercial club may tie John
M. Guild, secretary of the Greater Day
ton assorlaUoa. and former commissioner
I of the Omha Commercial club. Th
Commerrl! elub has Invited him to ap
pear for a talk on the Dayton plan at the
public affair luncheon while he Is In
Omaha..
Whether he will be able to accept, th
club ha not yet learned. Mr. and Mrs.
Guild and the family are expected to ar
rive In Omaha the day before Christmas
to spend the yuletble with relatives here.
REQUEST FOR TRACKAGE
SPACE DENIED BY DADS
Request of the Missouri Pacific railroad
for trackaae space on Fourtenth from
Caa to Chicago atreeta. waa formally
denied by tha city council In committee
of the whole.
B'NAI B'RITH ORDER "
ELECTS ITS OFFICERS
At a recent election of officers In Ne
braska lodge No. 354. Independent Order
B nal B rlth the following were- elected
for the ensuing term: President, Emll
Gam; vice president, David Groas; aecre
tary, A. J. Miller; treasurer, II. Fried
man; trustees. 8. Orloff, L. Harris, J.
Alperson; Inside guard, Mas Morris; out
side guard, II. Burstod; delegstes to the
grand lodye, Nathan Bernstein, Charles
Elgutter, B. Harria alternates, Isador
Zlegler. Dr. P, Hher. .
At the Orpheum Theater.
Miss Luvy Harte entertained ten guests
at an Orphturn prty thla afternoon In j
honor of Mrs. William Belcher of Mem-
phi. Tenn., who I visiting her parent,
Mr. and Mis. K. C. Peter.
Entertain for Guetta.
Mr. and Mrs. Rome Miller ai entor- i
lalnisg a house party of relative aJ '
friend at tho P.ome. lucluding Mr. and
Mrs. H. J. fi:ee'ii, c-ousms of Mr. Miller: I
Mrs. Blanche Ely of Los Anxelcs, n niece, '
and Mr. John If. Hsy of Norfolk. NeU,
In honor of their guest. Mr. and Mia
Miller will enurtatn at a hex party at j
th Orpheuni thester this evening, when I
those present will be:
Mr. r.d Mrs. J. II. Ct--n.
. Mr. nd M.-s. Hume Miller.
sirs. Haf.ln hly. !
John K. llav
nr. it. a. neffener.
William B. Miller. '
With the Danciag Club.
The t.u Darning ch.h will entertain'
at a New Year's party at te elub
rooms. ....
Th 8ouMi ilite fencing ilub "will
also entertain with a New Year's party.
. Tbs t'lucsant club will enteitaln at
dancing Wednesday, evening, Dercro
ber 35, .
Original Monday Bridge.
Mrs. Arthur lUmingtoo was hostess
todsy st the meeting of the Original Mon
day iirldgu club, at her home in th
iieatoo apurtiueuts. The member are;
Mesdenies Slestlsm.s
Clmrie'iT. KbiinUe, A. I.. lUi.
A. tj. Knon. V. P. K:rht-nd!l,
lc ol-, Jo )li 1'atker.
1'aniU VS nteler. jr.: Anhur ltemmsU.ii
Williams-McCarron Wedding.
The weddu.g of kits Hauler UcCarroo
sid Loicnio M. William took plac this
hft,rriu;ii t the home of tb brUe
u.vtLrr, ill. Catbertb McCsrron. Tb
LUTHERAN
; LADIES'
seminary!
. Colle-iw for tiirl
HKD WIXQ, MIX.
The second semester of
the present school year be
gins on January 26, 1915
Ptudeuta may tt Ject work from
ihe fol'.owiuj courses: Junior Col
oge, , gemlnary, Pretiaratory.
Homo Economy, Normal Course
a Household Science, Coninirr
iai. Art. elocution, Piano. Voice,
iolin and Organ.
. Ueserv a room as soon as pes
ible. For further information
vrita to
Rev. H. Allen
Boaton (EL Laior's Store
Open Evenings TLX Xmas L
This is the Great Christmas Gift Store of
Omaha prices nro lower, stocks are larger,
"selecting gifts here is easier and done with more
pleasure. ' 1
You can buy Toys for less you will find a
wonderful stock of suitable gift pieces, such as
Magaxine Stands, Lamps, Trays, Book Blocks,
Tables, Chairs, Rockers, Desks, Music Cabinets,
Etc., Etc. - ' )
Liet us help you shop. ,
aton (Si Laicr Co,
415-417 So. 16th Street
s J
ATTE)Y103
Beginning Wednesday
Continuing Thursday, Pc. 14 and
Saturday, Dec, Zi tr U1
Hold a
Great 3 Day Clearance
AH Men's Suits and Overcoats, no
matter vbt th 'ScA f
lo r n r prlca, L
Hues and blacks r 1 H t J
iniluded, at W
UAYDEd DQO
0.
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v .
Next We Will Give
The-wins-
Now listen this,
girls. When we opened
the doll box to get one
for this week," what
should greet us hut a
pair of twins. Think of
it we were, quite puz
zled to know what to do
at first, because one is
enough Tor" 'any little
Husy lUe to caro for,'
but w soon decided
upon a plan
The Twin? ar to go tc
tha country to soma mm
airl living on a farm, where
there's nlonrr nt ri.-m tr.t.
milk eery day, and lots of room to romp and play wbon thay at kit
oqcuju to run about.
' All the dollies so far have been won by the girls In the cltiea. and
now I am sure you will all be glad to help some little girl on a farm wis
lb Twin:!. No one else can get thm.
Tbe Twins will be KHcn freo to tl little girl under 12
years of age, that lrit or mails ua the Urgent number of
doll, pictures rnt nut of the Dally and Sunday lleei before -
1 p. in. Saturday, January 2.
Tho Twins pictures will V In The Bee every day thla week. Cut
them out and ask your friends to save tbe pictures in their paper for
you too. See how many pictures of Th Twins you can get. and be
ur to turn them in ta The lie office befor 4 p. m. Saturday, Jan. S.
You Can See the Twins at The Bee Office
ccrfrcji The Stores With the Christmas Spirit mXk?sn
... ...
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MlfflEllS JISiI
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIJ. CHRISTMAS
Merchandise Bonds
If you ar in doubt aa to what would please
tha recipient bast, glrs a Merchandie Bond.
Thla la a very happy manner of solving many
of the most intricate Christmas gift problems.
These bonds will bare th same purchasing
power as currency at any time. Ask la any
department for particulars.
Glove Certificates
We do an enormous business In Gloves. One
very good way of giving gloves aa a Christmas
token of esteem la to give on of our Cartlfl
catea. Thla will enable th recipient to choose
exactly the atyle and shade she prefers. Glove
Certificates ar issued In Ladles' Glove Section.
The MOST POPULAR SPOT in Omaha With the
Children These Days Is OUR GREAT TOYLAND
There are more dolls, more toys of all kinds, more games here than you will see any
where else. It is a real treat to the children to bring them here and let them wander at their
own sweet will in this Wonderful World of Playthings. Don't deny them this pleasure. Bring
them in.
Here are some specials(for Tuesday, in Toyland:
'JiJjJ? I Rogby Foot Balla.
i I With nntilna laitku nwar TOm-th
i.50. our price, eacn, , AD.
only Z70C
Red Kindergarten Chairs
The 39c kind, specially )r
priced now. for .....)C
Easel Black Boards.
Large size, with drawing acroll and
map of world. Opens up and be-
cornea a desk. Spe- dt or
$1.25
ap-
Black Beauty Sleds
How that boy of yours would
predate one of these. rn
Specially priced, at ?I3U
Genuine Daisy Air Rifles
Alwaya sell for $1.00. We are sell
Ing our $1.00 model spe
cial Tuesday for
.50c
I Fine Hosiery
a Gift Always
Welcome.
Women'a Pur Thread 811k Heae
In avenlna aha4 and black
and whit. Full faahloned. with
high apllcd becla and toe and
double aolea. fiom hav all allk
tops; Other wd amrter top.
One Pair $100
in fancy Box JL
Women's Pur Thread Silk Hose
In black only. Full rrffular
madft. aplloed hetla and tor and
double aolea, with wide Hale gar-
ter top.
50
Two Pain
in Fancy Box
n
. Men'a Pwr Thread Silk Hose
In black, whit, sray. navy and
tan; full faahloned, with high
apllc4 heela and toea and doubl
ole.
Two Pairs
in Fancy Bo
1
00
Men'a Lisle Finished Hose
, Black and fancy dolor. Full
ami, with double sole ,bel
and to. Special, la our baae-ment.
Four Pairs
in Fancy Box
50c
Horses on
Wheels
Like illustra
tion. Specially
priced at 49c,
25o and
15c
Fine Kid Body Dolls
Light or dark hair. Open and close
eyes. With shoes and stock
ings. Worth $1.60, epe- HO
clal at yOC
VL k
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t
Useful and Practical
Any man will appreciate on of these
fin Smoking Jackets In
browns, grays, tans and
sUk rslrats. $7.50 and
a ca i
fO.OV TUUM, Or.
This was a special purchase not rery
many only about 125 In all and w
bought them at a very low price. There
are Smoking Jackets In this lot worth
up to $15.00 not one
worth less than $10.00.
We are offering them
' Tuesday, at
We Carry the Largest Stocks of Men's Fine Furnishings
Special,
..$2.98
a-u v wvtUI
'8.50
ssBSBSssssasBssBsasssi ssasa alnr A
Men'a Fine Bath Robes-
at $5.98, $4.98, $3.98
and....
Silk Four-ln-Hand Ties
. At $1.00 and
Four Pair Silk Hoae,
In Box Special, box...
Four Pairs Fine L!st Hose
In Box Special, box....
Men'a Samp! Sweater
Choice, at $4.85, $3.98
and
...59c
$1.00
59c
Coat
$2.50
125 Oosen Man's Fine Dress Shirts
All neat patteras. Worth ap
to $240. Special, at 1 nn
ILSO and ...plUU
Men's Sample Gloves Worth
to $1.50. Tuesday, at,
only....
Suapender and Garter 8sts ' pa
Special, $1.00, 75o and. . . 3UC
Four Pair Silk Hoae Gray, tan.
tMivy and black color: out uo In
fancy Chrlatma A A. Per
Box :
up
98c
box.: apeclal
Tiwdv at,
vrv.
$1.00'
DAINTY HANDKERCHIEFS
Women'a Extra Fine Sheer Linen Handier
chiefs with new long script, block or real small
Initials. Also wreaths and butterfly effects.
Each IZMic
SDC
IN A FANCY
box roit
75c
' nal Bias
EakrtMmS Araao
tan Laer H4kr
eklefa With hand
embroklered - 4C.
initial. Each..J
Waea' RnI HaaiaV
EinknMinS Ait.
laa Lae HaSkr
ehlrf With n w
lona laltUls. 39- Ifa
25c
Wnm1! Silk (:r S Cbl Hand
kerchief Alt the new coVor.
Alio plain whit Bilk crepe Hand.
kerchlera with new Ini
tial. Each r...
Weaten' Ttua Haadkeretilef
Fancy colored initials. ftlX in
box. Worth SOc type- 30
clal 'ayc
Tear Kali Stmt aa Sheer All-I.laea
Haaakereklef S la kaa, oc. -
25c
lataarted Irlah l.tnea Ilaadkereklefa
far Mea ana weaaea onire nem-
atltched. New long Ini
tial. Bach
Chlldrca'a Ptetarc It a ad kerchief a
All linen. THREE in a fancy
hand painted buz for, SOc
only
CklUrea' Haadkerrhlefa With col
ored initial. THREE Kc
In a plctur bos for
! Children's Leggins
v
if
They're worth
SI. CO and $1.25
a pair
Just 900 pair. We
will put them oa aale
Tursdav at a prlre
that a ill celt them fll
In a few hour. Th
materiala. are Bar
akin. velvet, ta Kl"h
ey button. All col
or, handsomely trim
med. AU alae.
On Sale In
Basement
How About Buying
Your Boy One of These
Fine
Mackinaw
Delayed
shipment of
tary fine
M acklnawa
has Just ar
rlTed. Very
rich color
ings, black,
red and
brown, blue
aad tan mix
tures. About
230 coats In
the lot. Ages
to IS yra.
$.50to$T.50
values, at
4.75
fi-:M. ,
IX THE BASEMENT
Wanea'a I.laeaweare Haadkar-
ehlefa With embroidered Ini
tial. Worth up to 91A
(o ch. Special........'
Sfea'a Mala Whit Cartas Haad
kcrehlrfs Narrow hem. Good
nit, ic value. 8pe- 3MlC
SlippersFine Gifts
JPja"! aTlTkiaf CT Jftt , ' WSliaT" -VV
Specials on Main Floor
Pullman Slippers In leather cases to match. ftQ
Worth J1.00. Special, pair..;. ..UvC
"Koxy? Slippers for Men In leather cases. m q
Regular 3.50 values. Special, pair. . .J40
Men SUppers Cavalier, Romeo, Opera and Everett
styles, in tan and black.. Values to $3.50.f qo
Special, pair. . . . v yi a IO
Wnmf-n'a "Camfv" SliDDers Ribbon trimmed. In
rray ana colors, wonn i.vv opc-
citl. pair.
98c
roys, etc. Values up to $1.25. Special, pair.
Children's Leggins -Bearskin, Velvets, Cordu- dfl
Blg Values in Basement
Women's Plaid Felt Slipper With felt and Q
leather soles. All sizes. Special, pair. . . . , UaC
Women's Felt SUppers Fur trimmed. In QQ
colors. All sizes. Specially prlcei, pair. . . HOC
Men's and Women's Fsll Slippers With felt 4Q
soles. All sizes. Special, pair. tiC
Men'a SUppers Fine tan and black tl nC
Operas, Romeos, Everetts, etc.. .... . . ? uO
Pantav Leggins for Children Just what children want
for cold weather. Worth i.O0. Very ia
special values, for .KlC
Men's Fine House Slippers Opera and Ever AO 1
ett styles, in tan and black. Special, pair. . . i70C :J
