f
THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY. FEHRUAUY 2.1. 1915.
j Funeral Services
take place thla evening at o'clock at
Fashion Hint
OLDEST WOMAN IN
Oyster 5
the Metropolitan club. The ceremony will
be followed by supper end a reception.
Mra. Ramuel Roeenblum, alater of the
bride, will be matron of lienor, and Mr.
Held for Dunham
At Masonic Temple
Ptew
Samuel P.osenblum will be beet man.
Newt of the Wayfarers.
By 1MELLIFICIA.
Monday, February 22, 1915.
G
EORGE WASHINGTON is becoming aa popular as any debutante
ever was. Today everything of any Importance la a Washington
affair, and our store windows are launching blm aa notoriously
as they ever did the most elegant Beau Brummel. He seems to be
nest in Importance only to old Santa himself, and bis presence with us la
novelties and candy Georges Is becoming more consequential each year,
j The Omaha club has for years set aside Washington's birthday aa the
'date of their annual stsg bsnquet. One hundred and fifty guests have made
reservations for this affair and the club rooms are elaborately decorated
with flags, small hatchets and cherry branches.
! The Major Isaac Sadler chapter of the Daughters of the American
Kevolution Is giving a bridge party this afternoon at the Ban ford hotel.
The proceeds of this function are to be the means of placing aa historical
marker In the new Fontenelle hotel.
The Omaha chapter of the same society is giving Its annual George
Washlngton'a entertainment this afternoon at the home of Miss Jennie Red
field and Miss Sarah Sanborne.
Washington Birthday Party. .
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bwltsler will give
a Washington birthday part this eve
ning at their borne on t JierTe avenue
for the members of the Young People'
society of Christian Endeavor of the
rresbyterian church. About fifty guests
will be entertained.
Mr. and Mr. Karl. Klplinger save a
Wahlnrton birthday party at their home
Sunday evening In honor of Miss Mar
guerlte Moore of Recrements, Cal. Ten
guests wer entertained ond the evening
waa spent with games. .
For Mr. and Mrs. Mgee.
Mr. J. A. Cavers was host at a beautl
Fully appointed dinner Saturday evening
t his home. The table was decorated
with a huge mound of American Beauty
roses and the affstr was given In honor
-f Mr. and Mrs. Jerome P. Magee. Mr.
Tavere entertained:
Veear. and Mesdamea
lernnie P. Uagee, R. I Huntley,
T. r. Kennedy, Edwin T. Hwobe.
a. V. Klneler,
Vrs. Kve Wallace.
I Mr. Stockton Heth.
fit the Omaha Club.
Mr, A. B. Warren entertained at supper
it the Omsha club when the guests were:
Xlmn- Mlssen
tiixabath Davis. Ruth Donnelly.
Mildred BuUer.
Meaera. Messrs.
A'lllard Butler, Tr. liiloy Crurnrner
iic. and Mrs. W. IV Hosford,
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Brady.
Duck Dinner.
Air. Elmore Bailey gave a duck dinner
o a party of Central High School club
'Hands at hie home last evening. The
able was beautlfuly decorated with the
lube colors. The dinner was followed
y a game of pregrecalve five hundred.
Thoae present were
Messrs.
Messrs.
William Hoyer of
Wahoo,
William Cawpen,
Klmore Bailey.
Frank Hunter,
.a Verne Everaon,
-tichard Brady,
dorrls Ogle,
Jercy Palsall,
Cnnriif Hlmmlns.
teed Zimmerman.
t the Brandeu. ,
j Society will be represented this evening
t the performance of "ITnder Cover" at
I he Brandos. Mrs.. Hal Brady tooK ner
,ld part as the deaf and dumb smuggler
n the performance thla afternoon. Among
(hose planning to attend. are:
I Mrairt. ano MftmnM" ' ' ;
V T Burns. W. B. Roberts,
Unas ii. i own,
Arthur rinto,
A. V. Klnsler.
J. A, C. Kennedy.
Iane. .Others winning prises were Mes-
dsmes L M. Travers, Joseph Marshall,
J. W. Vance. Frederick FVro, Messrs.
Andrew Vance, I Myer, Joseph Mar
shall, end Walter Lane.
Mrs. A. P. Paxton entertained Las
Amlgas Card club Saturday afternoon.
Prises for the game were awarded to
Mesdames George Keebler, W. P. St
Clair and ft. J. Crane. The club will
meet again In two weeks et the home
of Mrs. fit. Clair.
Phi Gamma Delta Dinner.
The largest affair of Saturday evening
was the annual pig dinner of Phi Gamma
Delta fraternity at the Hotet Loyal.
Members of the fraternity came from a!l
parts of Nebraska and low aa well as
more distant points. The chapter at Lin
coln sent fifty representatives. Quan
tities of oak leaves, green pigs and yel
low corn were usrd In the decorations,
yellow and green being the fraternity
colore.
The head et the largest pig wss given
to E. C. Huston ef Tekamah, the oldest
graduate present, following an old custom
of the fraternity. Mr. Huston graduated
la 1IV. .
Wallace Troup of Omaha had charge of
the banquet.
The following officers were elected for
the coming year: President, Allan Dud
ley, South Omaha? vice president, Allan
Tukey. Omaha; eecretery-treasurer, Wal
lace B. Troup, Omaha.
Those present were:
Mera Messrs.
Allan Dudley John A. Ir.g .
of Hotith Omsha, of Buffelo. Wyo.;
iinnnini t nariee Aiann.
T. H. Matters.
Waller
H. McDonald,
U. N.uawanger
of Greeley. Colo. ;
Brian O' Brian
of Kearney,
Albert K. Patterson,
C. Perry,
of L'ncnln. '
Harry Prou'.y
of Lincoln,
Uenrge A. Racely
of Pender.
Wilbur Kacety
of Pender.
N. H. Reaanner
of Hastings.
M. C. Kohrbough,
KarlO. Bege.
I2v rett fVott '
Mr. and Mra. U C. Melady of the
Knickerbocker apartments left Saturday
evanlng for Hot Springs, Ark., to he gone
a month. They were accompanied by
Mra. Gene Melady.
With the Travelers.
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Malchlen and dangh
ters, Margaret and Helen, leave In a
week for California and the expositions.
Mrs. M. C. Peters and daughters,
Gladys and Daphne, plan to leave Sun
day for California and the expositions.
For Mri. Krag.
The Misses Beatrice and Irene Coad en
tertained Informally at bridge thla after
noon in honor of Mrs. Edmund V. Krug
of 8t Louis.
With the Visitors.
Miss Mabel Sweeney V Kansas City is
spending the week with Miss Mary
Puray.
Personal Mention. .
Miss Helen Nome returned Saturday
from Seneca, Kan., where she has been
the guest of Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Sullivan.
Mlae Norrts accomosnled Mrs. D. Clem
Denver and Mrs. SulUvan to Seneca, on
their return from Omaha, where they
visited friends In January.
Mra. J. W. Crumpacker le spending a
few days In Iincoln snd will address the
Anti-suffrage society there.
Miss Leone Humphrey of Kenny, 111.,
returned to her home laat evening after
visiting Dr. and Mra. W. It. Mick for
a week.
lal Brady.
V. A. Hedlck.
U Heed,
..uther Kountse,
of Houth Omahi.
0. Junod.
E. C. Huston
of Tekemah,
Duck tluton
of Tekamah,
C. .N'miree,,
Sanders.
Hoy U. Adams
of Lincoln.
Herman Hocken
of Harlan, la.:
Lloyd P. Burdlck
of Harlan, la.;
John J. Purkett
of Uncoln,
Herbert Bushnell
of Lincoln.
John D. Bushnell
of Lincoln,
Jonn Ik. Cameron
of Tekamah, ,
I O. C'hatt
of Lincoln.
VYIIllitm Chock,
Harold Colder (
of KinMi CI v.
Earl Davenport -ef
Valentine.
Ilarrlaon Davenport
of Valentine.
John Prexol,
W. B. Klowerenf
Suf f s Are Busy All
Over City Selling
. ' Tickets to Movie
Suffragists were stationed all over the
city Monday, for the flret time elnce
lest election day. This time, Inateed of
distributing suffrage pleaa. they are sell
ing tickets for the suffrage movie, "Tour
Olrl end Mine." which will be shown et
the American theater for four daye be
ginning Thursday,
Following la a list of the women who
will be on duty the remainder of the
week at local drug stores. Dundee Phar
macy, Mesdames R. von Luttgen and C.
F. Ryan; Bherman at McConnell. Mes
dames Sherman Kelt and J. T. Holley;
Owl, Mrs. Thomas Brown; Beaton's, Mlaa
Edith Ward, Mesdames Howard Rltter
aad II. C. Miller; Unltt-Doeekat, Mes
dames Jamea Richardson. Walter 1111
dreth and C. V. Warfleld; Kulha. Mrs.
A. Anderson; Ptel, Mra I. Conner; Marsh,
Mrs. C. W. Hayes; Lathrop. Mrs. E. S.
Rood; Barnee. Mra H, C. Suniney and
Mrs. J W. HeHwIg: Huff, Mesdamea W.
If. HUteroth, I. Stone and L. A. Bteere;
Meyer, Mrs. Fannie Folsanbee; Schmidt,
Mra. E. R. Morrow; Bemls Psrk. Mrs. F.
J. Blrss; Prescription Pharmacy, Mrs. C.
. Hartwtck and Mrs. George W. Covell.
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CITY PASSES AWAY
Mrs. Elsie Yonngberg, 100 Tears
Old, Diet at Home of Daugh
ter Mrs. Kelt Anderson.
WAS ACTIVE UNTIL THE LAST
Mra. Klnie YoJngberg. probably the old
est woman In Omaha, died at the home of
her daughter, Mra. Ncla Anderson. Kit
Marcy street, Saturday, She was 100
years. 1 weeka and days of age. Bhe waa
baby girl, five months old ,in her
mother's arms In Sweden, when the first
French cannon boomed the opening of
the battle of Waterloo. Mrs. Toungberg
emigrated to America with her two
daughters after ber husband died In
Saeden. She was 70 yeara of age when
she came to America. She eettled directly
in Omaha, and has lived her all the
time. She la survived by ber two
daughters, Mrs. Nels Anderson and Mrs.
Andrew Larson, both of Omaha. In spite
of her extreme age she waa active until
the last two weeks, when her advanced
years began steadily to drain her vitality
until the end.
The funeral services are to be held at
the home of Mrs. Nels Anderson, Twenty-
sixth and Marcy streets, this after
noon at t o'clock. Burial la to be In
West Lewn cemetery.
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By LA RACONTEI'IE,
One of the newest design or the season
la this figured plush suit. The coat Is
loose, box-shaped, with long looeo
aleeves. Fur trims the neck, sleeves and
the bottom of the coat. The atralrja.
skirt Is opened at the right side, show
ing a plain satin petticoat.
The funeral of Martin Dunham, pioneer,
wae largely attended, chiefly by cltlsens
who knew Mr. Dunham for many years.
Services were conducted at Maaonle
temple at I p. m., with S. D. Davidson,
past grand tnanter of the Masonlo grand
lodge ot Nebraska, officiating. Mr.
Davidson came here from Tecumseh for
the funeral.
The Douglas County Association of Ne
braska Pioneers waa well repreeented
The body wes In state for several hours
before the service. Burial was at Pros
pect Hill cemetery
Jonathan Edwards, W. I. Klerstead.
Sam K. Oreenlcaf. Charles O. Hunt, John
It. Butler and George W. Hervey served
as honorary pallbearers. The active pall
bearers were rhoeen from the Maaonle
lodges at the time of the funeral. They
were H. E. Race, O. R. Toung, J. J.
Chipman. H. Van Arsdale, M. M. Rob
ertson and J. H. Butler.
Masonic services were held at the tem
ple end et the cemetery.
CELEBRATES RECOVERY
BY GETTING MARRIED
Mr. Carl Vom Weg and Miss Vera,
Sires, both of thla city, were married
Sunday at All Saints' church. Rev. T. J.
Mackay officiating..
The w edding was a very quiet one, only
the personal attendants being present
Mrs. Gladys Sires and Mr. R. H. Andrew.
Mr. Vom Weg is the young man who waa
accidentally wounded less than two Weeks
ago by a revolver In his father's store
on Leavenworth street, and 'on getting
out of the hospital he resolved to cele
brate his recovery by getting married
The young people are now out west on
a honeymoon trip.
AK-SAR-BEN GOVERNORS
FINALLY AGREE TO MEET
The long-deferred annual meeting ef
the governors of Ak-Sar-Ben la to bo
hold Tuesday evening, February 23 at the
Omaha club. The meeting haa been post
poned on various occaalons because many
of the governors were out of the city.
Three places on the board are to be filled
as three terms expire.
Winter Dewttlew Work.
' In summer the work of eliminating
poisons and aclda from the blood la
helped by perspiration. In cold weather.
with little out door work or exercise to
cause sweating, the kidneys have to do
double work. Foley Kidney Pills belp
overworked, weak and diseased kidneys
to filter and cast out of the blood the
waate matter that causes paJna la aides
or back, rheumatism, lumbago, stiffness
of Joints, sore muscles and other Ills
resulting from Improper elimination. For
sale by all dealers. Advertisement.
SECRETARY LANE PASSES
THROUGH OMAHA TODAY
Secretary Lane of the Interior depart
ment, who represented President Wilson
at the opening of the San Francisco ex
position, will be in Omaha tonight,
enroute to Washington. He will arrive
on the Union Pacific No. S at 1:45 o'clock
and will remain fifteen minutes.
Little Woman Hears
of Friend's Death by
Paper on Street
A motherly little woman was welting
for a street car or Jitney bus at Six
teenth and Farnam streets yesterday.
In the gutter she observed a stray sheet
ot newspeper which showed a woman s
picture.
The elderly woman picked up the paper,
scanned the picture which attracted her
notice, read the accompanying article,
tore out the coveted portion of the paper
and the.i wiped away a teardrop.
"I knew her well. She waa a fine
woman," she remarked to a bystander.
The picture waa of Miss Margaret
O'Brien, former assistant public librarian
for many years and who died Sunday
morning In Seattle.
HUMMEL INVITES PUBLIC
TO VISIT GREENHOUSES
.City Commissioner J. B. Hummel, head
ef the park and boudevard department,
announcea that cltlsens may enjoy a
little winter dlvertlaeraent by visiting the
green bouses In Ham com nark at thla
time.
He states that there are carnations,
cinerarias, orchids, asaleaj, hyanclntha
and other flowers In bloom, presenting al
together quite a floral display.
DEATH RECORD.
Rasrar II. Keltaer.
Edgar H. Keltner. a vaudeville actor,
who had appeared before Omaha audi
ences many tlmee in the last ten years,
died Sunday at the home of his wife's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Sllngeriand,
1341 Spruce street. Keltner waa a mem
ber of the Eagles and it la expected that
order will have charge of the funeral
services.
It Prairie Park
on Tuesday evening, February IS, the
oard of directors of the Prairie Park
lub will be the guest of Mr. B. O.
ting at a "stag" dinner. Covers will be
aid for: ,
' Messrs. Messrs
1. d. King. Oeorgo W. Oardner,
f. Coniey. 1. K. Bmllh.
;.nule Nvlaon. C. Haynea,
' impromptu toaste wilt b responded to
,s follows: "How they do Things at
avenport," Dsn K. Smith; "Why en
Undertaker Should Bo at the Head of
the Membership Committee," Charlie
Isynee; "Musicians I Have Known."
oorge Oamner: "Whist versus Dancing,"
jw Nelson; "Reminlacenoea of a "Haa
Ueen." " ' Easy" Coniey; "Branglng Up
L'ather." Bert King.
ja the Calendar.
S The Prairie Park club Is planning their
veennd subscription dance ot the season
(or Thursday evening, March 1 A number
.f eoecla! featuree will be Introduced.
Arrangements are la charge ot Mr,
jleorge W. Gardner. '
brierinal Monday Bridge Club.
Mrs. A. Q. Beeaon was hostess today at
ha regular meeting Of the Original Mnn
iay Bridge club. Tble afternoon. the club
nan their Lenten tewing for the Child
Having Institute. The membore include:
Mesdamea
Isaac Cole.
Arthur Kemlnston,
W, R. McKeeu,
A. O. Beeaon.
' Mesdsr
loaenh Harker,
. L. Reed,
.V. A. Hedtck. .
Junlel VS heeler, J :
of Kearney.
Fred Handera
of Lincoln,
Vilas Hpoha
of Superior. '
Rdwln fieckley
of Lincoln,
Richard Stout
ot Lincoln,
C. Tslbot
of South Omaha,
.lav Tnt.mas,
Marshalltown, Ia.J FredThmnaa
Elmer Hnnaon
of Lincoln.
Jes M M Ulan
llsrdlng.
C. Vsn llartson
of Portland. Ore.:
Ralph W. Hill
of Hebron.
Waller M. Hopewell
or'reKitman.
A. T. HvikIob
of Tekaman.
Leonard Halts
or Lincoln.
Kirk Patrick
ot Lincoln.
Henry Knutnen
of Kearney,
Charles H. lee
of Lincoln.
J. C. Leffler
or Koum omar a.
Leslie Iurs
of Kalrfteld.
Robert I'lshrr,
John Brain,
Howard V. Thomas,
iNorns i: Tym,
Its: old A.
Van Deusen,
Earl K. Wilsey
of Wlnnebeee.
R. MscV llllams of
Schenectady, K. T.J
F. Prince of
WorxterClty, la.;
Bhugart
of Amet, la.;
Harley Q.
Moorhead,
M. K. Thomas.
Chester Inidley ef
Council Bluffs.
Hugh McCullorh
of South Omaha,
K. A. Rose of
Mouth Omaha,
JI- N. Van Cooper
of Condi Bluffa,
Kimball
of Lincoln.
rUyjV"Hl 1 Zk Veltfjf f' nmiww;)iin in', ,in m urn 1 1 1 uiw 1 inn JinSSWJUW iJjiWlj TrffeVW'5rsV'i jTy-f V
IK nlM
! i lIK
Cecent Affairs
; A surprise party was given In honor ot
Mrs. M. L. Reed Saturday evening at her
lome. lied cherriea end little Washlug
ton hatcheta were Used throughout the
ruome. High five was played and a free-
"or-all prise waa woq by Mrs. Walter
Sage Tea Keeps
Your Hair Dark
It'e Graaulniottier'e recipe) to bring
ii4 k color, thlckncsa and luater
r-verjbody le using It again.
Prairie Park Danoinjf Party.
The Prairie Pwk club gave a vVash
ingtoa birthday dancing party at their
club house Saturday evening.
To Honor Visitor.
Mlaa Helen Van Dueen will entertain
very Informally at cards thla evening at
her home In the Winona apartments for
Miss Marguerite Moore ot Sacramento,
Cat Eight gueeta will be entertained.
Rotary Club Dance.
The Omaha Rotary club will give a
large dinaer-daaoe Friday evening at the
new Fontenelle. Thle will be the first
public function to be given at the Fontenelle.
Jolly TweWe Club.
Mra Charles Urettengrog entertained
the Jolly Twelve Card club Saturday
afternoon at her home In Beneen. Cverge
Washington novelties deoorated the rooms
ar.4 prises for the game were awardtidj te
Mesdamea C. W. Coe. M. U Reed, L. M.
Ti avers. Charles Orettengrog sad Ida
Blown. Tboae present were:
Messrs. and Mesdamea
t7 a SALE of greatest importance to every housewife coming just on the open-
r ing of the "house cleaning" season. A multitude of those articles that
will be in great demand, and every one of them at a price much below that
which is usually asked. All articles on sale in basement. ,
Diamond "C
Tuesday, 10
bars, for
8oap
.19c
Pearl White
Tuesday, 10
bars, for ,
Soap- Whits Borax Naphtha
Soap Tueeday, O O
.s-OC
28c
10 bars, for.
6wlfVs Wool
Special Tues
day, 6 bare for.
Soap
,.18c
Golden Rod Naph
tha Washing Pove
der 3 pack. Q
ages for VC
Falrbank'a Gold Dust
2 Re slso
package for.
17c
Old Dutch Cleanser
Special Tues
day, a can....
6c
Johneon'e Floor Wax
Special for Tues
day, Mb
can
28c
Sani-Flush',
sale price.
25c size can
15c
trCedar Oil Floor Pollen
Special, 50o
can . . ;
Liquid Veneer Polish
Special, 60c size..
28c
28c
O. K. Spaniah Type) Castile
Soap 1 -lb. bar
for
Wizard Floor Oil
Tuesday, 60c site. .
lie
28c
Fals-Naptha
Soap 8 pedal
Tueeday, 10
bar for
37c
liray hair, however handsome, denotes
dvancing ase. We all know the advan
uf of a youthful appearance. Your
air la your charm, it makea or mars
be face. When It fades, turns gray and
ouks dry, wispy and ecrasgly, )usi a few
. ,,licatluit of Huge Ta and Hulphur
nlitr.-i lis appearance a Iiundred-fi4d.
lica I sty gray! Ixok young! Kither
repera tba tout at home or get from
my drug store a 60-oent bottle of
'Wyeih's Cage and Sulphur Compound."
Thousands ot folks recommend thla
( a.ay-ti-u preparation, becauaa it dark-.
-lit the hatr beautltully and removes dan
Iruff. alcpa scalp itcblng and falling
io!r, o.'dea. no one can potbly tell, aa
i darkens ao aaturally o 1 everily. Tou
noitien a sponge or soft trunk alth It.
rawing this tnrough the hair, taking
tie ml atrand at a time. By morning J
lie gray hair disappears; after another
M )Uxiton or two. lis natural color la
..'lured and It become thick, gluaay and
..UU..1, ai4 VOM appear yrara younger.
-A JvnUM-uwnl
I . M. Travers.
Vv. K. ln.
W. T. Jones.
Joseph Marshall.
Yv. Klrkeum.
MrJnic
Ida Hrown,
Ad Letts.
J. V. Vt'alah, ,
Misses
Clarice Vance,
Mildred Kero,
Mrajrs .
Andrew Vsaca,
Ueorse Vsnte,
J. W. Vance,
Charlea tirettensrog,
:arl Hoffman.
A W. Head.
Meadames
1 B. Nye.
Kred Kero,
Ml sees
Heulah Marshall,
Klhel Brown.
Messrs
Rvereit Nye,
Ueorge 'ye.
Dances Tonight
The Cacti club will give a George Wash
ington dancin party thle evening at
Chambers' academy.
The Temple Israel giaterhood will aa
tertela thla evening la the new ballroom
ef the Rome hotel.
Fortnightly Bridft Club.
The fortnightly Bridge club waa enter
tained thle afternoon et the home of Mre.
Oeorga Bhlrley. Those present were:
MeHdames
A. B. M LMHrmott.
i'oritelius Hlley,
SllaiH-s
fia mmi,
LujiM rtora.
M aria Kiley,
Meadamsa
Carl Ltwla.
Uvorge bradela.
Uleees
Heiene llixby.
Irene McKulght.
Cohen-Alperion Wedding.
The wedding ot MUs Sophia Alptisia.
daughter ef Mr. aad Mra John Alperaun.
and Havid A. Cohea of fhlladelpliis. will
Peroiid S o a p
Special Ttsea-
day, a cake. . . . OC
Household Ammonia
A full quart bot- f
tin, for lyC
'
Feather Dueters Regu
lar oOo. vaiuea. n m
Each
Cupid Toilet Soap
Special, 3 cakes f
for OC
Carpet Beaters
With bsndle.
Special, each
6c
Regular Mop Sticks
With patent
clasp. Each....
7c
Galvanized Palls
pint stse. Spe
cial, each
-10-
9c
8tep Ladders feet
high. Extra IQ
well made, each, . 40C
Brle-a-Brac Dusters
Special Tues-1
day. each
10c
Extra Quality Floor Brooms
Will, feur rows of stitch- 17
ing. Special Tuesday, each
Deeding Bug
Special. 25c
sire, for
Killer
...14c
n Value $1.19
Wixird Mop
vorth 1.50
Can of Wlrird Oil,
forth $1.00
This Sale Both,
for
n
19
Bu Killer
Golden Liquid Bug Killer
Special. 25c can f
for Ut
Hand Brushes
Impartial Hand Brushes
Special Tuesday,
each vC
Machine
Oil
Half-pint bot
tles, worth lie:
special, a bottle
Sc
Oil Paper
5c
Oil Panes 14
sheets la a roll.
A roll
5c
Shelf
Paper
Shelf raawr $
yards In a fold.
3 folds for
5c
'20-Mule Tesm
5- pound
package
Dust Cap
Cambric caps,
ber bands,
Tuesday, each. .
Rubber
Clove
Borax
29c
rub-
5c
Scrubbing; Brushes
Refulrr 10c o
values, each . . . . wC
Moth Balls Special
Tuesday, l ib.
package
4c
fues-
.7c
Haaaehole) Rab-
br tilavea All
aises, Tuesday, a
pair
18c
Sal Soda Special Tues
day, 6-1 b. pack
age, for
Floor Mop
"Brown Daisy" Mope
Worth 1 60 each. sq
Only vC
Curtain
Rods
ZO Cease See
Cwrlala lUas
each
Curtain
Roda
M-laeh JSe Pel
IIm4 I Jiee Cwsw
tatat Iteea each
9c
11c
Window Cleaners
Ideal" Rubber. Window and Floor
Cleaners Regular 40c values. q
8peclai Tuesday, sale price, ea C
House
Wall Paper Cleaner
"Absorene" Wall Paper Clesner
The beat clesner made. Sale T
price, a can I C
Varniah for 49c
High-Grade Floor and Furniture
Varnish Quart cana worth i ft
75c. Sale price, a can.
"Star" Enamel
and All Shadee Half pint
Gold Leaf
Enamel
Climax"
Brand. JOc
package
12ic
Faint
The famous "Brandeis Brsnd."
Twelve different shades. Is
worth 11.65. Sal . . f
price, a gallon PIelD
M ixed Paints
"PERFECTO" Brand. Blue,
drab, green and flesh color.
Special, half pint cans ,
cream,
White
cans, sold regularly tor 25c.
Special Tuesday, a can. . . .
Tile-Like" Paint
Flat white cherry, ox bleed.
green and flat yellow ahadea.
Pint Una, worth 46s.
A CAR eeewea - ease
17c
21c
Cenuina Marble and Colored 5-4
Table Oilcloth All perfect foods
All new. permanent finish.
Regular 20c value.
Special Tuesday, a
yard. .', . . . . . .
It IUUIO.
15c
teMkifli(o)lff
BriatU
Bruahea
Varnish and
paint. 25c
else. Each
15c
-25c
"Wax-It" Furnitor PoEab-
size bottle, ! Loose Ocaan-
bf Sale's very special g J
price for Tuesday, only. JL X W
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Recipo
Crttasa Oyster Steyvr
1 pint orsters: I cope Cottage Milk mbcad
srkn I cupe of water; east and pepper.
Drain oysters and unit liquor. Wash
ystere by placing in colander and pouring
water over them Heat liquor to noiling.
In another veme! scald Cottage Milk and
water. Place oysters m bot liquor and
cook until edgea begin to curl. Pour milk
Into saucepan with the oysters sad season
totsate.
If richer stew is dealred doable eaantlry
ef oysters. No butter ie necessary when
Cottage Milk ie used.
The above recipe is used In thou
sands of homes. It is simple and
economical and gives satisfactory
results always. It is far superior
to many fancy recipes.
Cottnqe
.BTAPOSAIIB
0-3 Lvv
Sterilized . Unewre4ened
Is beet for all cooking and baking because
it is uniformly rich, thoroughly sterilised,
economical and convenient. It is alwaya
fresh, pure and sweet.
Get a supply today snd eee how supe
rior it is to the botUenulk.
7 MUX Witkoat (As CooAeef rf s
la Two Sizes, 5 and 10c
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coal but is better
in every way and
20 cheaper.
Vulcan By-Product
Coke is produced in
the most modern By
product ovens. It is
made of a mixture of
the best coking coals
obtainable. Vulcan
Coke burns to a clean
ash and is practically
free from clinkers.
There is no better
fuel for general do
mestic use.
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