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TTTE OMAITA SUNDAY ITEE: M'ARCIT 14, 1915.
HOLIDAY PLANS MATURING
7'iny rarcnta to Oo East to Visit
Students Daring: the Easter
Holidays.
iZAET ARE TO HAVE GAUDEX3
Continued frojn Peg Two).
IHr. Edgar Horrnah of Detroit The wad-
sjing. na ceieDratea lnureaay eve-
Ing at the Hotel Knickerbocker, Rabbi
liroM ofYli'latlng. After wedding trip
to Honolulu this coupla will reside In
Detroit,
Miaa Alice Coad and Mlaa Iran Me
Conned, who are visitors at tba Coad
franco at Malago. N. MU.nare postponed
their going to California until May. Mrs.
fclcConnell, who had expected to meet
them In California tbla month will not
leave her until April 6. when aha will
to to Ssn Francisco for a month and
later join her daughter and Miss Coad
Cor tha aummer at Ocean Park.
Series; of Lectures.
Mn. Anthony French Merrill, ona of
the leading lights In tha Fortnightly club
of Chicago and a charming woman so
irlally, hen been secured by Mrs. Charles
FCounUo and Mrs. William EX Martin
or a series of lectures to ba given In
lAprll at different private house of tha
fclty. Including Mrs. Kountie's. Mrs. Mer
rill, In a direct and Informal war. gives
total talks, on manjr subjects of present
(Ssy and hlstorioal Interest and for her
bmaha serlea has chosen "Morning
nvlth tba Moderns," which will Include
talks on vArnold Bennett, John Uals
jworthy, Bernard Shaw, Butler Veats and
the Irish Revival, and liudyard Kipling,
with selected readings from their works.
(Mrs. Martin recently returned from Chi
cago Whera aha heard Mrs. Merrill
land was so delighted with her that aha
leas glad to ba able to sacurs her for
Omaha. Tha lectures will ba given In
She mornings, tha first to be April U,
suid continuing every other day until the
fclst or S34.
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Hija School Grand Ball
Tba first grand ball of the students
utd alumni of tha Omaha High school
frill ba given In tha ball room of tha
lotel Fontrnclla Friday evening, April
p. Tba party will ba chaperoned by Mr.
rand Mra. R. X. Howes, Mr. and Mra. N.
pi. Nelson, Mr. and Mrj. J. S. Zlpfcl and
fclr. and Mrs. Lnveioy. Tha committee on
Isrransement Includes:
Messrs. Messra
(tarry Howes, N. H. Neson,
fr'erold love)oy, ;heeter Trimble,
inward fclpfol.
jXaira Club Entertained, i
Miss lone Craig entertained tha mem
bers of tha Taira club at her home Fri
day evening. HU Patrick's day was the
Inspiration for tha decorations. Those
present we:
Misses
F.thei .Morgan.
Margaret Woodward
Madeline Mets,
lone Craig,
Misses
Janrrna Travis,
tartlna Clark.
.France Watt.
)uiae Craiijhoad,
Vary Stroud, .
To Honor. Bride. x
Mrs. Raymond O. Ycnng gava
fcandkerchlef shower Thursday afternoon
In honor of Mlsa Marguerite Wilcox, who
will ba an April bride. Ten gueets were
entertained. '
Stork Special.
A son waa born to Mr. and Mrs. J.
MaoMMIaa Harding Friday morning.
La. Icos Club Party.
The I looa club will giv lta annual
Stand ball St. Patrick's Day at Turpln's
academy. Aa Informal program will ba
given by tha L-a looa quartet. Tha fol
lowing committee are la charge of tba
affair: ' '
Messrs. Mersirs.
Paul Hurmate, F.arl Starboard.
Sirucs ( hwern, Soion, Aibach.
toy Klauck,
Omaha. MMtmn Ie Fg rowi to speak ITM,
Mrs. N.' K. tYandcll and daughters,
Elvira and Keherln, of Chapman. Neb.,
arrived yesterday to ba the gueels (of
Mra. C'landalls slater, Mra J. W. Fisher,
at 212(1 lthro) street.
Mra. Conrad Fpcns of Chicago was In
Council .miffs lest week for a day or
two, returning Wednesday, accompanied
by her mother, Mra. Geo rue Keeline, who
will visit her for two weeks.
With th Visitors,
Mrs. Bontecou of Kansas) City Is tha
guent of Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Holdrege.
Mra. Ouy Fletcher of Minneapolis la the
uet of her mother, Mrs. Ward.
Mrs Clifford Wat eon of Milton. Mass.,
arrived Wednesday to visit rr. and Mrs.
Robert Hnlllster.
Mrs. Rtbert Bell arrived Monday fro
Xnver and la tha guest of her sister,
Mrs. Joseph Barker, for two weeks.
Mr. Charloa Oralis oc Chicago arrived
Friday and is a guest at tha home of Mr.
and Mrs. It J. Pinning over Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Cranmer tnd children re
turned Wednesday to rJLnver. 4fter two
mouths and a half her with bar mother,
Mrs. B. B. Wood.
.Mis. K. C. Griffin, now of Portland.
I7re., but formerly of Omaha, waa tha
guent of Mrs. F. W. CVarke and Mra E.
11. Carrigan during tha -week.
Mra J. E. Summers will entertain
Madam Da Pag during her stay In
In and Out of the Bee Hire.
Miss Myrtle Pmdy has returned from a
short trip to ChlcaGO.
Mr. L-uther Drake has returned from
Washington and the east.
Mr. and Mrs. F-dgr A. Hlgglns are so
journing at Excelsior Fprings.
Mrs. Wilson Low ha returned from
Chicago and Excelrtor Kprlngs.
Miss Leeta Holdrege returned Tuesday
from a fortnight's visit In PL Paul.
Mlsa Mlgnon lawman leave Monday
for an extended trip to the Mack Hills.
Mr. nd Mrs. Gerrlt Fort returned Fri
day evening from a two weeks' trip to
California,
Mr. K. W. Plxrfn returned Tuesday
morning from several weeks' vlnlt In New
York with his sinters.
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Miller and son
Wesley left Thursday evening to spend
the week end In Chicago.
Mra. Ed war. 1 McN&niara and three
children of Reenter is visiting at' the
home of Mrs. Fred Dellone.
Mrs. Joel Ftewart returned Thursday
from Kansas City and Kxcelslor Fprings,
whero she spent two weeks. ' ' '
Roger MacKenele returned home today
from , the ' Clarkaon hospital, where he
underwent an operation for appendicitis.
Miss Dorothy ' Colin, who has been the
guest of Miss Htella Appel for several
weeks, left Friday evening for her home
In Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Maffee left Friday
for Billings, Mont, after several weeks'
stay here with Mra. Magee'a mother, Mrs.
Herman Kountse. ;
Mlsa Ruth Ollck of Nashville, Tenn.,
who haa been the guest of her sister.
Mra. Leon TTlrsch for soma time, returned
to her home Paturday morning..
Mrs. F. A. BroKsn. who has been visit
ing her sister,-Mrs. Soden, In Emporia,
Kan., returned home WednesdayHcr
mother, Mrs. Perley, will visit In Omaha
later In tha spring.
Mra. E. II. gprague returned Tuesday
from a winter spent at Belleair, Fla., and
with Mr. Hprague Is staying at the Fon
tenelle until April, when they will open
their summer horn near tha Country
club.
Mlsa Mildred Butler haa gone to St.
Paul to vlnlt Mlsa Rousopolous, who ws
her guest here a year ago. Mrs. Rouso.
polous and another daughter paased
through Omaha last week enrouta to
California.
Personal Mention.
Mr. C. B. Keller will spend ' Easter
week with her daughter, Miss Emily, In
New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Da Rell have re
turned from their wedding trip and ar
at the Fontenella.
Mr. Kate Griff en and daughter, Mra.
Charles J. Anderson, will leave today for
southern California and the exposition.
Mis Marl Meplmsky returned Butur-
day from a visit of several weeks with
friends In Kansaa City and Excelsior
Springs.
Mrs. C. R. Griffith of Butte, Mont.
formerly of Omaha, who underwent a
serious operation last week, la reported
to be doing nicely.
Mr. Elmer H. Wood, freight traffic
manager of the Union Pacific, la much
Improved and may be taken to Long
Beach, Cal., to recuperate.
Mr. R. K. McKelvey Is confined to her
horn with a broken wrist. Mrs. Mo
Ketvey austalr.ed this Injury- by a fall on
the pavement Monday evening.
Mra. E. V. Lewis, who haa been tha
guest of Mr. and Mr. Harry Weller for
a week, la now at the Fontenella for tha
remainder of her stay In Omaha.
Mr. and Mr. Victor Caldwell and Miss
Baldwin, who haa been their guest, loav
Monday for Tioga. Pa., to break up tba
horn of Mr. Caldwell' mother, tha lata
iMra. H. R. Caldwell.
Mr. Samuel Conn and amall son Max,
who have been the guests of Mrs. Conn's
brother, Mr. Isadora Bommer, and fam
lly for aome time, plan to return to their
home In Paducah, Ky.. Monday.
Mr. and Mra. E. R Perfect of Kansas
City, formerly of Omaha, ar (pending
few week In tha city. They are now
at tha Merrlam. Mr. Perfect haa been
a guest part of the time of Mrs. H. N.
Wood.
Mlsa Kathartn Davenport, who la at
tending the Syracuse university, at Syra
cuse, N. T., will be a member of a house
party la Washington and New Tork City
during tha spring vacation, anas Daven
port will appear In a pubUo organ re
cital tbla week In Syracuse.
Be Want Ada Ar tba Beat Business
Boosters,
f
Those women who are plan- j
mr.g tnelr spring nousa
Qleaniaj will ba Interested
lathis
Great Sale of
Wall
raper
nd Paint
Ono look at our stock of
new papers will convince
vou that we carry the most
complete line of wall paper
and paint of greater Omaha.
Varieties Are Al-1 Qualities Are All
most Limitless. of the Very Best
cagnMsnfwMBgSgaBHHa
1-ViTY Vi.
i wn4 L
11 U wi -
Prices tluch Less
Than One Expects
Taper worth up to 20c. per
roll 7H
A variety of dainty colon in
wall paper, with neat borders
to match, suitable for any room
la the boune.
Imported Wall Paper, worth tip
to 76e per roll, now UTif
Plain Domestic Oatmeals, all
shades, worth 2 5c, go at this
tale, for, per ro'.l 10
Our celebrated Oak liiaai
i'iln'3, k;uurauteel for S yai,
KkuUr i.rua $1.70 ir R&llon,
at Ibis eli, per gallon 5gi,4i)
Will put a few of our regular
paper worth 'up to 12 per
roll, with border, tor, per roll,
3a
All 12 He Kitchen Block pat
tern, all new atock, at. roll
Aa s special inducement we
win put on sal from 9 until 12
o'clock, soma of our best Var
nlsh Til papers, worth 35c per
roll, with border to match, for
8c Pr roll-. Not orer two
rooms to on customer.
Wonderfully Satisfying Economies in New Spring Merchandise This Week
A Wonderfully Complete Showing of the
New Spring Wool Dress Fabrics
If there's a weave or coloring you specially favor Try
Hayden's First you're pretty ure to find it.
Covert Suitings and Gabardines are two highly favored
weaves for spring wear; we have them in two splendid
qualities, f4-in. light and medium weight, (? .48 l .98
for skirts, suits and dresses, at yl "pl
Checks and Novelty Stripe Suitings in the black and
white and blue and white effects, M-in wide; very pop
ular for suits and 8k irk; per yard, QC $1 48
Imperial Frr-nrh. Serjcea are more than ever popular thin season;
they are 50 Inches wide, crrme In every wanted color and are always
among the most serviceable and beautiful of the wool OC
fabrics, yard tpj.a0
New Pprlnjf Trw Fabrics, Including Storm and French Serges, Taf
fetas, Poplins, Panamas. Diagonals and French Crepes, 40 to 54
inches wide, yard 48, ($5 and 08
pmumtmmmrmmmmmtmmmmmmmmim si im
Get Your Druga
and Toilet Good Monday
4 10p hers Peroxide 8or....5o
4 10p rolls t'rap Toilet Paper, tdo
1 hars s "sorted box Jergen's
Soap, for SB ,
3 10c bars Bocebelli Castll Soap
for 1 .'...95.
2 dozen Aspirin Tablets, i-ar. SSe .
Rc bottle Phenolas Wafera SS .
BOe bottle Pyrup of Fs'....a9o
8!c Caetorla for chll'lren. . . .9o
7So Je1 Palts for kldnevs. , .B5o
11.00 DrWItts Kidney I'ills..eo
il.00 Hnl 1 1 patios !H
I"ic White l'lne "otirh Cure. ISo
$1.00 lforllrk's Malted Milk, 7o .
HOC llorlliks halted Milk... 390
$1.00 Imttle Oriental Cream.. S80
60r Java Klce or l'ozspnla Pow. .
der 3M
25c Auto Poonos 10c
iro raon oidexi
Hayden's for Silks
A Great Exposition and Sale of New Silk
Every new weave and coloring that fashion favors
qualities the highest prices the lowest.
Specials that will crowd the Department Monday:
Yard Wide Silk Suitings, Faille Francaise, Gros de Lon
dres and Chiffon TaffetasThe regular $1.75 and $2.0)
qualities in complete line of the new colorings; OO
on sale at, yard '. V
New 40-ln. Silk Poplin. Crepe de Chines, 36-in. Chiffon Taffetas
In all colors; also novelty and black and white check suit- nn
Jbrb, regular - f 1.25 yard values, Monday at, yard. OOC
86-in. All Bilk Mescaline and Pongees, also 27-in. Chiffon Taffetas
and stripe and checked novelties, regular $1.00 yard quail- O
ties, Monday at, yard OOC
Klegaht New Tnb Silk, Satin Striped Crepe de Chines and Tussah
Silks, In all the new shades, guaranteed fast colors, over
100 pieces. In three lots, at. yard 68S C8 and..
$1.38
Domestic Room
Home Hd la Cottom Oood
trnderprtoea.
Unbleached yard wlde'KnsUB of
a-od Quality, her at, yd. 4Vio
Blearhed yard wide Muslin,
heavy thread or finished soft,
yard K. .
Glnshyi.m Anron Checks, standard
fust color grade, yard Bo
Ssphyr CHnrhamst plaids, cheeks
and stripe: new season pat
terns, dependable quality. 7H(
Coalites fur house drennes, 2-ln.
width, flnleh like wool. This
srnde with fanry border, worth
lSVie a yard, at, yd 7H
Whit Ooods, for dreanen, 'aprona.
waists or curtain materlai; as
sortment of Bwts dota, croon
bar lawns, etc., yard loo
Crap Cut from the piece, de
Ikiim especially adapted to house
wear needs; this 18c crade at,
yard 1814
Madras Cloth, for aheetlnr, dou
ble width, white B-rounds, noU
ored stripes and fancies, yd.THo
Table Damask R Inches wide,
roKular to arade, yd. 86
Towels Extra else huck towels,
colorort borders and bleached or
unbleached Turkish towels, 10O
Special
Lace Bargains
French and German Val.
Laces, Zion City and
Cluny Laces,' big assort
ment, on sale at, yd. 5
18 and 27-inch Oriental
Flouncings, a fine assort
ment for selection, yard,
at ....... 59 and 89
4 to 9-1 n. Oriental Edge, at,
yd- .15, 20 nd 39
Hlack Silk nounrlngs, yd.QSt
j -m- T-'ir
A Sensational Selling of Striking
Spring Styles
ilf S neady-to-wenr apparel values ALouclay that surpass in quality any
' : :Jf '.Mtnorrvffiritirrc t llir rrip!nrrs
125 Nobby Spring Tailored Suits, mostly samples, made to di r
sell at $20 and $22-.50, on wile Monday at ....... ; Jp 1 0
A $5 Silk Klastit Underskirt Free
every purchasers of 'one of above suits.
The suits come in gabardines, poplins, mannish
serges, coverts, etc., in sands, Belgianyblues, reseda
greens, battleship greys, 'navy blue, yBlacks, etc., in
all sizes for women and misses; your choice of this
entire lot of $20.00 and $22.50 (t1 C
values and a $5.00 silk Klosfit tb 8 3
underskirt tree for. . t
EW CROWN JEWEL SUITS 25 destinctive de
signs, in all tlie most desirable colors
and fabrics, suits worth $35.00,' choice .".
Hundreds of Beautiful New Dresses for street and
afternoon wear, very choice values
at. ..... . .,.$15, $19.50, $25, $29.50 and $35
Dresses at $9.90--lIundreds of them for your selec
tion in Taffetas, Poplins, Crepes and various wool
fabrics, greatest snaps ever offered,
at
$9.90
Coats, Coats, Coats, hundreds of classy
Spring styles in the newest materials and
colorings, splendid values at each price
at ...$10. S15. S19.50. S25 uu
i f t r t w J '
Beautiful New Blouses, copies of imported
models and tbe vcrj' highest class American
productions at $7.95, $10 and $12.50
Two Specials $2.95 and $5.00
Broadest Assortmentfand Most Pleasing Values Always at Hayden's
Linens and Towels
AH 8-4 linen hemstitched
Breakfast Cloths, $1.35 val
ues, ea. $1.00
All 1-4 sice linen hemstitched
fine bleached Table Cloths,
$3.75 values $2.25
German Iincn 2x6J H. 8.
tloth, with one inch blue
border, $2.75, each $2J35
Imported Ten Rots, cloth and
dozen napkins to match; col
ors bine or rose. This novel
ty set boxed at .... $4.50
Imported Circular Cloths, scal
loped, 62x62 In. colors rose
or blue, $2.60 values, at
each $1.95
Colored Border Turkish Bath
Towels extra fine Terry cloth,
at. each . S9o
Individual or Oueet Towela
Hem stitched, fine bleached, all
1 linen, 35c values, each. . . ; . .Bfi
Linen Huck Towels, 21x39-lnch
sljse, hem stitched, fancy bor
ders, monogram space, etc., 95e
Cotton Huck Towels. 28x46 else,
soft finish, fast -color Turkey
red borders, each ..........13a
Special Em
broidery Bargains
Swiss, Nainsook and Con
vent Edges, Headings,
Insertings and Flounc
ings, special bargains
Monday, yd. 9i to 39
18-ln. Flonnctngs, & 15
27-ln. Flounclngs at . . .30
The very newest Ideas in em
broideries of all kinds, on. dis
play Monday.' The best the
world produces at very lowest
pricings.
In the Underwear Section
Domestic Room, Monday
Men's heavy cotton ribbed Union Sulta, regular $1
value : 69
Ladles' Gauxe Vests 12 c Yalues at
uiens blue chambray
Work Shirts, sites 14
to 17, 60o values at
85c; 3 for.. $1.00
Men's and children's Hosiery, aJl aJses. 12 He val-
uw" 8H
Ladies medium weight
Union Suits, regular
and extra sixes, 60c
values at 35
Ladles' Muslin Gowns,
lace and embroidery
trimmed, 75c values,
at Afi
Ladles' muslin Corset
Covers, lace and em
broidery trimmed
worth to 60c. at2?:
Ladles' heavy fleeced Underwear, vesta or pants,
ooc vaiuea at 35
Important Announcement
For the convenience of oar customers, many of whom would
like to make their own dresses and suits, we have arranged to
open Monday -
A Dressmaking School
Under .Personal Supervision of Mrs. Zatla B. Cateroa, whose wide ex
perience insures our put rone the most satisfactory Instruction. , Wa
nave prepared Boomy Quarters on the ronxtte Tloor, with splendid
north UKnt, for a sewlnn room. We anticipate a splendid patronatire
for this department where our patrons can make their own dreanes
under expert supervision, at a big savins. - For information Inquire
at Drees .Goods Counter.
In Drapery Department
d rioot Konday. x
A. showing of NeW Curtalrui and Draperies,
broad enough to satisfy the moat particular buyer
and at most pleading low pricing.
Marquiwette and Cluny.
Curtains, all new pat
terns, choice values,
pair sri .rn to si a
v. .r " ywaue u-ln. wide, I
laic Cnrtaina of all
kinds, neat patterns,
3 special lots. 08.
81.118 pair.
yds. lor j
40-la. Xeroertaea lto'niasttaa' '.Foi
iiuiibi quaaiiies, yara
lleuia 1 1 1 c Ited Marqui
settaa and Dorlms 45-
In. wide, with neat bor
ders: per yard, at
loo, IStte, so ad as
aa
'nw atnrt.ln..
tlonal qualities, yard 85o ana ao-
4H inch Boniia'ow .Nets
three choice lots,
yard at 25. 35
and
tUIl lnntriM a-
Colors Madr V al.s u, I r t rVT, ...
colors, yard ' ' ' ""- wme. an
ala Hoila with na.t nolnri Vw.rH-,'.' '1A "1
f w-i ir, w jnv
lio rtak fcst; 'ei-'ln: widai 'one big tob'uTy aid? a
Special Flour Sale Monday
asak Tow Own Ureal.
as rays.
IT mj
1 sack of flour wi
s maae over eo bound
I I'mvea of bread. This
1 . flour Is guaranteed to
I give perlout atLllsfao
tlon of your money
lrfunJ.d la fua
Monday. M4b. sack,
r at.
I 1 lbs. best GrnnulMed
I Suifar for SI OO
t 10 bars Beal-'Eiu-AU,
DiaJiiond C, Lnox.
1 Ruselaj, or
f Lauudrv Quen VVliHe
I Laubdry I5..ai ....S54
i t lt. best Walt or
g Yellow Onrnmeul. 1
f I lbs. best hailed White
I Breakfitst Htnel ato
f i lb bw.t Hand itckeit
I Kvy Iteana sfe)
1 4 lbs. fancy Jafaa tlle,
t" ,10o quality too
if U-oi caaa Condei-isevl
.WUh
f Si-oa. Jar Pur Fruu
I 1'reserves Bbe
I i-o. jara pur fitrainmi
r H.ir.ry g.X)
f Wacliran's Peanut But.
lr. lh. . ,.,.8ie
J nrape-Nuta, pkg. . ..loe
I hi C. Corn FUltea, er
Pkg. ..: 6
r Advo Jell, for dessert
f nothing like It.S.k. Ttia
The best rkomeetlA Mac-
f arolil. Vermicelli or
I luaIiettl. Pkg. ...Tlo
. lib. cans Karly June
K" I'eas, Fancy St
f Bugar Corn: ViHg,
I String, Ore, a or IJmn
t 1'tAJlM, (III
I I -lb cans lioirtlny, 8aur
L Kreut. linked Heana or
t" i.oKlen fximpkln. .TH
uoldea Bantoa Cijffee." Ib. too
Tha Bast BtrloUy Truh Sggs,
per dosen io
The beat Creamery Butter, tn
carton or bulk' ........ Sao
Fancy Country Creamery -Butter,
pes lb. S9o
fancy ludry Table Butter koo
FaiII Cream Whit or Colored
Cheeae, lb. . ao
.Jenny Broa' , Famous Brick
Cheeae, lb ftoo
Fancy Queen Olives, ot. .. 3So
Imported .Swiss or Boiuefor:
Cheese, lb. 7 40o
Xljrhland Wavel Oranges for
Quality The Pride of Cali
fornia, full ripened; at. per
luieu, lavio, l&e, SUo, k&o
Chase's Teeuons riorlda Crap
X-riUt, .;!,, Ha, to. H tt.t
There Is nothing finer arown.
IS tba, Best Cooking Vote toes
for HWo
Fancy Wisconsin Cabbaw".
per lb. So
Tta-l Olfr.s Onlcne. b ...la
$
1 r Furniture Specials $1
i'y Monday, March 15
Every One of .Them a Rousing Bargain
$15
Handsome Hrasa Beds, $20.00 values, with 2-inch post and one and
three-quarter-inch (fillers, all size, fine patterns, choice,
at
(J 1 C For choice of 10 patterns in Dressers, oak or mahogany, 42
apx O in, top 24x30-ln. bevel plate mirror, swell or straight front.
Kitchen Cabinets, regular $20 yalues, with Gliding zlno top, Air
lined cake and bread boxes, spice cans, an up-to-date cabinet P
(jtt ( For Regular f 20 Library Tables, golden and fumed oak or
mahogany, '27x4 2-ln. top, many' styles for selection.
Dining Tables, regular $20 values, 4S-ln. round top, (-ft, ei-Air
tension, golden or fumed oak with large pedestal, Monday tpXtJ
(jji r For Handsome China Cabinet in golden quartered or fumed
W" oak. We can match nearly any up-to-date dining set in these
regular $20.00 vaiuea.
Iresslng Tables of all klndts, shapes and sises, regular $20 As W
vaiuea, big assortment for aelectlon, all woods, all finishes ij 1 0
Ludie' Writing . Desks, reg- 4 Odd Leather Rockers, big
ular $20.00 vaiuea ...... . U 1 Z assortment, $20.00 vaiuea.
$20 Couches, in all kinds, fj) fj $20 Combination Bookcase
steel frames & Writing IHuk, l'rg mirror.
Sis Quartered Oak Dining Choirs, leather upholstered, box seat, new
patterns, golden or fumed oak, regular $20.00 set . COO
values, aale price vlOoet
21For Larfce Chiffoniers, regular $20.00 values, quartered
V oak, golden finish or mahogany, heavy beveled mirrors, per
fect beauties.
lied Spring and Mattress, $20 value, including a J-in, post Vernla
Martin bed, a splendid "no sag" 6-coil wire spring and in (Hi r
all felt roll edge mattress, complete ouMlt J
0 1 C Fr I,CBt 1 elt Mattrvas in the house and the best pair of
VD live white goose pillows, a $20.00 value.
White Washable Fabrics
Embroidered Novelties and - New Sheer
Plain Weaves in Cotton..
Seeded Voile, Embroid
ered in colors, pink,
blue, hello, etc., 39-ln.
.width, here at, yard,
05c and $1.25
KIca, Voile and Sheer Plain Weave, 36
ramies, yard
ruin Voile, Embroider
ed - In colors, - pink,
blue, green, hello, 39
ln. width, her at, yn.,
. 85c and .93u
to 40-in.
.25c
Flaxon,- the finer quality in checks and stripes, at,
yard .. 23
Lmbroidered Dotted
Swiss, 40-in.
pea dot, yard
width,
. . .25o
Pearl ine Lawn, 3"9-in.
width,-sheer and dUln
ty, yard 25c
Nainsook, mill finish, 36-in. width, special under
wear weight '. V.lSKc
Cross Bar, Sheer, 27-in. Dress and WalBtlng fabrics,
at 12Wc
Need Any Rugs?
Our Spring 1015 atock la now completebigger,
better thau ever before. Comparison of qualities
and prices will prove offering here superior. '
SPECIAL SALE FOR MONDAY -SEAMLESS
' WILTON HUGS.
$27.D0 values, 9x12 aixe 822 SO
$22.60 values. 8-3x10-0 size .18 ol
$18.00 values, 7-6x9 size S1450
$15.00 values, 6x9 alio S12!00
$22.50 Velvet Rngs $25.00 Axminster Rugs,
9x12 size, seamless, seamed. 9x12 size,
special $18.00 Monday, . . . SI7.50
SEAMLESS TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS -Best
.10 wire quality; Monday
$20.00 values, 9x12 size SIS OO
$16.60 values, 8-3x10-6 size .......... 812575
$14.00 values. ,T-8x9 size $fM)8
$11.50 values. 6x9 Bize , S7.98
Coco DoorMata, $2.50 down to . - Go
liasiwood Curtain Stretcher and Quilting Frames,
will not warp 98
Combination Vacuum and Carpet Sweepers, at
i0-8( to 85.50
The -t 8ol or Oya
Gas Rariges
Some Bargains for Monday's Special Sale Only
"Radiant Home" range, like picture but without
broiler. full size 18-inch oven, aluminumized, non
rustable walls and racks, east iron bottom, nicely
nickel trimmed, four large burner and simmer bur
ner on top, latest type of gas-saving burners, re-
duced to 812.05
"Radiant Home'' gas range as above, with broiler, re
duced to , S1S.4S
Small "Oarland" gas rang 910.60 to $18 SO
"Garland" Low Oven Ranges. . . .!, SI 7.60, 030 'ml aaa
"Garland" and other high oven cabinet ransea
; aaa.60 to sso.oo
I
Any brand tte Cedar
Polish.
OH
Liquid Metal PuU
How About That Dinner Service? You had Better Buy Monday
There's Big Savings Offered You on Most Desirable Ware
$45.00 Haviland Dinner Seta, 100
pieces, beautiful floral desijru, spe
cial $29.50
$75.00 Haviland Dinner Seta, ll
pieces, gold band decoration, mat
Sold handles $15.00
Jap Oatmeal Bowls and Plates, 10c
values
,rra r- :
Lsanaws
V
1 - -Lji
Austrian China Dinner Sets, $33.00
values, brown conventional border,
100 pieces, at ........ . . .2-i.75
$18.00 Semi-Porcelain Dinner Sets,
a rousing bargain, at ...... .9.95
$25.00 Austrian China Chips and
Sancers, l?acson pattern, pair, 15
45c slse
tsh.
:5c slxe Electro Silicon
Cream Silver Polish. .
25c sixe Liquid Veneer.
Medium size all white
enamel Chambers.
C-gt. enamel berlln Kettle.
complete wiUi cover.
C-ot. lipped enamel Sauce
Pan
-qt. Preserving Kettle.
1-qt. Coffee I'otS.
l-Jt. Tea I'otS.
Meat Hlm-ks.
Full size Zinc Wash Hoards.
Irge heavy steel Mail Bog.'
I.srge folding Letter Bog.
Shoe Brushes.
Two sizes Feather Dusters.
Himmn, large size.
Kindling Wood HutchetS.
lie butcher Knives.
Iargt Cotton Mops.
Extra heavy Iit Pans.
I-arg- self banting Hoaster.
ibc Flour fceive. any style.
1
if r rwirrs, 10., 7H"
S-i. cans build Packed
TuniMlwn
Tbe i-nl Tea Slftlnee.
per lu 1SV
Good Dairy liuttir.
Unys Try HAYDEN'S 1FIps.1I yoy
Choice of
19c
HAYDEN BR
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