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THE BKE: OMAHA. SATURDAY, APRIL V). 1015.
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By MELLIFICIA. Friday, April 9, 1915.
IS9 LOUISE M'PHKRSON, who leaves Monday CTenioK tor her new
home in Maryland, was honor guest thla afternoon at the recep
tion given by Mrs. Luther KotinUe at her home on. South Thirty-
ninth street.
Miss McPbervon has been most actively connected with the VUlUns
Nurse association of Omaha for years and Tier departure creates a, noticea
ble void in the corps of workers. "
In appreciation of her efforts in the work the board of directors of
this association presented Mies McPbernon at the reception this afternoon
with a handsome gold wrist watch. The watch has the BQuare English
fare decorated with the Roman, figures in blue enamel.
Miss McPherson took up the work with the Visiting Nurse association
Immediately on leaving school and has assisted In all. the phases of its de
velopment he took a course of nursing in order to give relief in case
of emergency She Is greatly wrapt up in her work and plana to continue
it when In her new home. . '
Fleasurei Put.
The Exclusive Card club met at ths
harae of Mrs. B. Rtuth Wednesday. High
sooree were mads by Jrs. F. Hunslker
snd Mr. C. Lne. The nest meeting
wlll be at the home of Mrs. Ferdinand
Pmli'h st the Winona April 21.
Mrs. Elmer 1'orter entertained the
Th'tredey BrMre luncheon club st thels
regular meeting Thiiredey tn honor of
Mrs. E. V. Arnold, who leaves fUturrfay
er.nlng for ber future home In Chios go.
Covers wars plared for twelve.
Mrs. K. V. Arnold was honor guest st
a lobster "dinner given Tuesflsy evening
t the Hotel tarsi by Ihs members of
ths Thursilsy Brlrig Luncheon flub.
A farewell party wss riven Tuesday
srtemoon st th. horn of Mrs. Walter
linubev in honor of Mrs. Harvey Jlske,
who will leave Omaha the first of next
weh. ThoM present were: ..
Xtesd.mes Mesdames
Harry Jfsse ; fena Wenning hoff,
4 harles Blenirt, , U Peterson,
rA Johnson. Andrews,
. n. Moster, Walter Doubety,
MlMMt- Milieus
Emma Schoberg, F. Hosier,
Bridge Party for Club.
Mrs. Sol 8. Ooldetrem entertained the
members of ths Carter Lake Swimming
.and Bowling club at a bridge party
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. L. A. ter
iiKly and Mrs. J. F. Dtmlek won ths
prties. Thoee present werei ,
Mesdamne
J. A. t reeland..
H. Ia, I'nderwood,
H. O, strman,
W. Hf. Oould, Jr.;
W. J. Cstiln.
J. P. I'tmlrk.
11. F. Urallev,
Henry Keating,
HONORED BY VISITING NURSES
ON EVE OF DEPARTURE.
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' ' Mesdanies
F. F. levering,
"harls Myore,
J. A. t"Srs,
H. H. Whl'eho'jse.
If. J. Waokett.
('. M. Johnson.
Kol 8. oldstrom.
U A, Dermody,
To lionor Bride.
Mis Marie fitelger gve a mleoelianaous
shower at her ma Wednesday evening
for Ml Evs, l.aron. an April brWs.
Thou present were:
Mlns M !
Kva Larson, Tl I lian Johnson,
otfra liticetmin, ' Huida nilson.
i In h Johnson. Hedvtg Bor.nsen,
Kr1 'armollt. . JS.Ii Chnsteaseo,
Vr7 OhHsteruie.ii, Marls fcieiger.
Mayme Jonueon.
Club Luncheon.
Ths Thursday Brldr lAinohoa club
mat Wednesday at tba Hotel . Loyal in
hones- of Mrs. B. V. Arnold, viio leaves
Saturday to realrta In Chloage.- Spring
flowers decorated the table and covers
wnre pieced for:
Mesdems
B. J. AltnMsnit,
H. M. M.- iumlian,
V'lniwr Fortar,
M. V. 'ajuron,
i'anibelL
Ms5os
C. tvr,
L. J. J!.l-y.
V. K. r.l;l.
l. A. Md.i-rs.
i-'". J. IHp.M iir,
I- '-iwaiil I lu ma,
Crnui Clnb l"stXi. . . .
Tt Corous club rs UrUiind at ths
hom of Mrs. Charles I-snstrom, Thurs
day atWruwix. hoetees winning the
Sviise for tba exu-d gtm-v A large baskat
of carnations asooratad the luncheon
tstile. Mrs. n C. Wsherg and Mrs.
Tbnmss F'alrowee were the guests' of the
rltib. The nnwnbers nreaent wars:
PRINCESS TROUBET
SKOY, better known as
Amelie Rives, authoress,
explains her belief that the
war has resulted in the
birth of a new spirit of
human kindliness through
out the world.
SUGAR PRICE SOARS AGAIN
Fifteen Pounds for a Dollar Soon it
: the Prediction of the Grocery
' Men Now.
MISS LOUIS'S M PHERBON.
phU, New Tork City and Other eastern
points for a stsy of several weeks.
Mrs. . A. Benson Is confined to ..her
bom by Illness.
Mrs. Mel Uhl. )f Is greatly rniDroved.
after having been sorlously ill for ths
Uat tw weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. F. ft. , Martin hare bought
the NordHtrom home st 8105 Webster
street, Tliey Will take .poesoesloti about
May L . . , .
Mr. aad Mrs. B. H. neck. whV have
been stopping st the Fontendle. moved
the first of this week Inta their new
home at 1W North Thirty-fourth street
Miss Xethrien Merrill, who wilt glva a
series of lectures In Omaha this mwk,
will srrtve Monday morning, sod 'while
hers will be a guest at tha homo of her
cousin. Mia. Kmlly Wakeiey. s
Mr. and Airs. K. M. Marsh hara aolA
thrtr horn at B08 Wabstar street to Dr.
Franklin "Epps. 'Jht Marsh family will
live with relatives at 111 Georgia avenue
until their new homo at Fifty-first and
Hamilton streets Is' built .
Mrs. E. V. Arnold will leave Saturday
evening for Chicago, where she will Join
Mr. Arnold, who .has bean transferred
thers. and reside In the future. Mrs.
Arnold will be with Mr. and Mrs. O. W.
Arnold at Vtll Farnarn street until she
leaves. '';'''
In and Out of the Bee Hive'. . !
rt W. Ia Brayton is spending a few
days st Colorado Hprlngs. , J 4 .
Mr. J. M. Gilchrist Is 'a guest at hs
Elms hotel in Ebtcelslor Springs. : ,
Mrs. L. D. .Bhlpmsn has gone to Ksn
sas City for a few weeks' visit
Mr. and Mrs. D. K. McOilley returned
Sunday from a week In Kansaa
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Smith of Bos
toa. Mss., will spend the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Baura. . .; .
Mrs. H. B. Morrill is visiting relatives
lii Dubugue, la., whsre she went to at
ten the wedding of a niece.
NEW POTATOES ARE SCARCE
Hoort the ronsumer will b paying a
dollar for fifteen little rounds of sugar
agsln. In the Judgment of these who are
watching th msrket Alresdy th pHca
haa gone up until ha Is getting but sts
Uen pounds at this moment. Flour Is
more or less stesdy, with perhsps a
tendency to be the lesjit bit easier, it Is
still costing ll.M a sack.
New potatoes are practically a minus
Quantity at present on the Omaha market
They are quoted as selling at cents a
pound In Chicago, but Omaha haa very
few of them at this time. They ar x
pected to begin coming In regularly very
soon.. Old potatoes ean be had at TO
cents a bushel, and good quality for this
time of year.
New peas are 10 ?ents a quart. New
cabbage is hers at S'i cents a pound.
Kptnach is scarce on account of the frosts
recently suffered In Texas. Pweet potatoes
are 7H cents a pound; cucumbers. 15 cenfs
each; asparagus, 30 cents a pound;
rhubarb, i cents a pound; celery, S ant
7Mi cents a bunch: radishes, beets, onions
turnips snd carrots are 4 cents a bunch.
Apples Cast Mare.
Q ran fruit can bs nad at from 26 to SO
cents a bo, or from to TH cents apiece.
The fruit Is especially firm and nice.
Apples are higher thaw some weeks ago.
Good lark- VlncsepS eot 11.75 a bushel
now, parked in bones. They' iell at
cents a down. Highland navel oranges. In
II else and grades, run 12H, IB. 30 and
21 cents a itoceii Tbe supply Is large.
Strawberries are'comlne; nicely the last
few 4ays. X csrlosd reached Omaha on
Wednesday, another' Thursday.-and pros
pectg ant good for them to come along
fast new. ''I look for a least carload a
day to reach Omaha for some days now,
if not mora than that," said Al Xing, of
Hsyden Bros. grocery department "Tha
crop In Louisiana Is larger and better
than tha growers had expected It to be
up to a few weeks ao."
Butter Is up a few cents.' Ths best
creamery Is selling at M cents In cartons.
Eggs ax stIU 20. cents a dozen. All cheese
Is uo a csnt. ;.'
Meats are a little higher thap last week.
Fork loins are 14 cents; pork chops sre U
cents; spare ribs areTKH cents; 1 ami's are
II a hundred higher' :than Isat week;
everything In beef' Is up. Round steak Is
I7H cents; ehourder' Steak Is 12V4 cents;
sirloin Is H bents, and porterhouse, 2S
cents. Beef pot rnssts are 11 cents; lamb
chops ars 1TV4 cents, and hams snd bacon
are about stesdy, .
BOB FITZSiivlWIONS
IS MARRIED AGAIN
j i,
WABlUNGTO, Aprl f Bob Fits
slmmons, the former heavyweight, was
married here last night to Miss Temo
ZDIen. who . hsd been associated with
him for some time in thestricsls. Ths
bride's gift ft-om tha brldAaroom Is ssld
to hsvs been JSo.COO In Jewels. '
Now Leading Lady '
for Boyd Theater
Miss Mr Henry will Uav the Boyd
Thester Stock cornrefty on 8aturday of
next week and will be succeeded by Miss
Ruth Gstea - ,
Miss Mclleiiry wilt to to Ottawa. Can
ada, whrs aha will open bar season at
the head of ber own company on May I,
and aha wishes to take a short rest be
fore beginning a Summer's work up
. ... . . , ,i .il a-LLJJ'gs
there. This Is why she letvea atr
Urns, ... 1
Miss Ostes hss lately been In . Pavl
War(lelds(ccinpsnr. She has hsd murli.
experlenc on the" taxe. having been
featured aa Kmma Freok In the crtglnsl:
production of 'Tald In Full," and ta
played with Wlltca Lsckaye and in
stock with Vaugban Olaset and the
Wsdsworth stock In New Tork. Bhe
Isst pisyed In Omaha with Fay Temple
ton In "Forfy-ftye Minutes from Broad-,
way."
Bee Want Ads proeuce revtma
AFTER EASTER SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
500
New
Trimmed
(No Two Alike)
Go
Hats
50
and
$
Copies of Paris Alpdes.
Originals of Our Own
Miss Butler's New Hoi ;
.'. . . 'lv . '
307 South Sixteenth Street , , . .
10
s,
hop
A "prlnc Caagb. Harts the Laa,
Dr. Bell's ' Plne-Tar-IIoneJr stops the
cough and prevents your cold getting
worse. It's gusrantoed. Only So. . By
all druggists. Advertisement-
HOTEL LOYAL
. , will atrv d tptcial
DINNER ON SUNDAY
st 12 Is 3 f. ' st t to t F. M.
AT $1.00 PER PLATE
TmUn Way Bs Rtan4 ' . .
MUS!C
' Tslsphoue Pong. 1988. ' EyC8
Special Offering of After Easter
illinery Continues for Sal
M
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For prompt dinpoual Saturday vre have grouped all mil
linery -whioli Jxas become slightly soiled or nlussed from
handling during the busy days before Easter. These
Hats have been marked down to considerably less than
regular selling price. . ;
Each hat is distinctively' different and an incompara
ble value. Some of tl'e lots are small Eariy choos
ing is best. V ' " ' .'
High Grade Dress and Suit Hats .......... .$10,00
Trimmed Dress and Suit Hats 7.50
Smartly . Trimmed Suit Hats , . . . , ...... . . .. . . $ 5.0d
7.
M1 nn
1 M. Karris.
Arthur Ti-Mner,
B. . MMI.
S'h.rirs t.vmon,
F, . Jnnlr,s.
i. W. Hood.
Mrsdani
fhartra lmirom.
I. J. larmon,
Ixrolte Thompson,
J. V. t'lrnlrk,
(isoife Morris, 1
ruturo Af!air. . . ,
Mnitrs of tha Comus club will entar.
tsta their liuitbsjid at an vecilng party
at th koma of Mr. and Mrs. WEUaja
Kas Monday evenlna. April U.
Miss Msbel Morrow will entertain the
(itrl's Bridge 'club ficlurday aftaraoon,
Tftiicinp; Tirtiet ToaijbL
Thn AUotla olub wtU give their semi
monthly dsm uig party this evening, at
the new Castle hoteL
Too Cadst ofrker of the Omaha irigh J
a?hoo (-c their annual party this
eening at Chambers' academy. i
Eride Luncheon Club. j
' Mta, I. A. lMrmody was hoetss this !
tf'Tiioon at the meeting of the Friday
Rjidae lursHieon eluj. The table wss j
uscoiated with a low mound of pink and j
hlte carnations snd pink shaded can-
dlev Mrs. Joha Hurley wss ths guest ot ;
the rlub. Ths members Include:
M.tsma Msstfamea
A. C Hartman. F, A. Jiaisia1.
i-n aria,
STTi
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But an Announcement of What Will Perhaps Be the MOST EXTRAORDINARY SALE of
men
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Gosti
resses
Etc
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- V Ever Held in Omaha This Early in the Season, ;
high class exclusive garments, very fine materials. Dure silk and satin, blended bv experts. : trimmed most
attractively. Gowns for the evening! Costumes for afternoon!! Dresses for the street!!!
Retail Prices ia the 'Ordinary Vay up to $75.00, Saturday at 10 A. M., Your pick at SlSwOOeacli
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o . lloiran.
Jsycos.
Im A. Imrmnd),
F. A. J'.rann.
Fsrker Mason.
For the Future. - . . , .
Miss (wrtrtid. Miller wil give a musiral
.iwidty ev.ftlog at ber boms.
Foitponed Tarty.
The Pinner BrMite
Us regular meetli
urll! Kriviay cvcnln
It ill be hrld
Sirs. E. E. E!secomb.
rlub has postponed ' t
lug from this aentng 1 1
leg of r.it week, vli.n , S
t the hums of Mr. and ' I
pomb. . ' '
"VTfdJiii? Aanouncemest.
The wA4ng of lliss Emmy Helm and
Mr. Otto Wrteth took plara at I o'olotk
Wednesday evening at tha home ot Mr.
r4 Mrs. Henry Schumacher, undo and
.it of tb. u-itie. I'-W Bputh Ninth
street '
The itrmnv was fr formed by B.v.
(). T. Otto ot tt. I'anl s iAiUieran churvh
and was wiiaecsed only by relatives end
a few friends. The bride won. a gewn
of white crepe da' chine and tamed a
bouquet of briiH'e raws . WUs Ruth
Xowtvos was bridesmaid and ran-14 a
bouquet at tlnk rosea aad wr a gown
of pink cro&a da eliioe. . Mr. Ernest
Kl-k of 8trtngfteid, a oottsla of tha
rlde. was best ntaa. . terrstlns ware
Is Hr.k and wl.lta Mr. snd Mr. Wrteth
t st boms after Msy 1 at dprlng.
fir j. Neb.
Fmocai lltatioa. I
Vr. Mi es Greenlsaf Is ill at her i
...ine. t
i'ls William Archibald Fmilh aiil !
tl fiit of th. Wfefc, tr fhilsdl- i
Lato arrivals of tho mcst popular silk
tuit sellers shown ia Ruit tHKtiou .Saturday
also anil the very latest in Waists.. '
Tailored (oat! nro in jfivat demand.
THEY ARE HERE.
JUNIORS. We have a sale ou Drfsses
for you too, Saturday and children's Col
ored Cotton Pressop, fjinghams, Percales,
Plaids, Stripes, Plains. From 2 to 14 years
and a few for cider?, 59 instead of 75e.
S9f iustop.d of $1.(K) and $1.'J5. ?1.20
intti.'atl of $2.00.
Wliito Dresses, t.tavtin at tlie ages of 6
and on up to 14, $2, $3, $ i and $5. '
Final word on about 15 Kilk and Chally
DrMH, B0Mie Mld ai hitfh ah $15.00, 8a t
urdity 3.05 ear.li. Sizes up to 17 years.
lYom t) to toe down we go. Main Floor
Next. Children's) Stockings, sizes 6 to 10,
fast black, mercerized, usually sold at 25c -pair,
3 for a half; 6 for a dollar.
Women's Union Suits Nu Sharw, Au-.
u.4a, Conritli,. Kiehelieu. Among the re
liable aristocracy of the underwear world,
50 per rnii-nt.''' '
Will close out Hand Vest and IJloomera
in (Jlove Silk, $2,00 qualities for $1.39 ea.
. MEN I WE ARE AFTER YOUR .
BUqiNE3
'lliere i? no sensible reason why you
should not frel t much at home with us
as your wives and daughters do. Mor
rnAles iu the marching line conatantlv.
John iidtd bytiutcHisrent heln
friends for our furnish-
Balmacaacs and Rain Coats A some
what now addition attract the young, those
not so young, and many of the elders
church and otherwise.
Kenyon is the maker Kenreign .what
he makes. Latest ideas, faultless tailor-'
ins, $5, 910, 912!-., $15. ...
New Union Suit, One Button Its One
Dollar. Most men despise buttons they,
ur a good deal of a nuisance, especially
when they eorao off just at the aggravating
moment when you have gotten the suit on
causes unpleasant parting of the ways
or waist as it were. This new garment is
interesting. Halhriggan underwear in
spring weight ribbed or plain, home that
fold at $1, Saturday 49. '
WASH GOODS SALE ; .
A sale Saturday of fine fabrics, mostly .
the wider goods-Crepes, .Ratines, Silk
Warps, .etc., largo variety, containing
many of the $lj $l.i and even $1.50
grades, 39 Saturday.
POUNDING THE CHINA PRICES
Satiirdav will sell a lot of plates from
broken sets (whole dishes), 75c to $1.00
, before, 50d each. If not acquainted with
our China Section, allow us to introduoy
you, '
UPSTAIRS ON THE THIRD
The Drapery Section calls you. Curtain
by the pair priced so attractively that
many are turning from the goods by tho,
yard, and buying the ready-to-haiig.
Duchess Point, $3.50 to $18 pair. Scrims
and Marquisettes from $2.00 to $15.00 the
pair. Clunys from $1.95 to $16.50. Made
up for us. Quaker Nets, 25c to $1.50.
Grenadines, Madras and Swiss also
Cretonnes, Sunfast Overhangings, Velour
Portieres, etc. Special for Saturday.
Scrim at 35c yd., instead of 50c and 60c. '
BUNGALOW APRONS
Our department has a well earned fame,
for the aprons arc full size, neat in pat
tern, percale mainly and the price is at
tractive, 50 only. - '
Fitted Aprons, made in kimono sleeve
style with fitted elastic belt A dressy
woman said: "I just love to slip one over
my Sunday gown whim about to prepare
the tea, and the maid is out." Nice for
ihfe maid also; 59 the price.
Balmacaan Aprons Ixose slip overs of
fine Percale with band of contrasting col
or so dressy that they look like a houso
drew, 75S v , . "
. Dutch Dress Apron Made in, kimono
sleeve style, yoke of contrasting material,
finished with rick-rack, a real trim, houses
wifey air about this garment It is One
Dollar.. '
WE HAVE KEPT. THE GOOD WINE
TELL THE LAST!
Starting Saturday morning, 10 a. m.,
and continuing for two weeks, ending Sat
urday night at 9 p. m., on the date of April
24th for 13 days wo will make skirts to
your measure for $1.00. This will be
the last opportunity this spring at that
price so get in early if you want early de
livery. Xo advance in price of the goods
on the contrary many special offerings
as an additional attraction.
And Here is a New Departure We will
make up a. limited number of Suits and
Ooats, from materials bought at our
Dress Goods Section ONLY. Prices for
Suits (making only), $18.00, . $20.00 and
$22.50. Prices for Coats (making only),
$6.50, hand made buttonholes.' In every
case we warrant a fit.
We. cannot make many so get your or
ders in early. - '
0ovo Sale Saturday Long Silk, 79
and 98. lieal Kid, all colors and guar
anteed, at 08 pair. V
Jack and
never fail lo mnkt
inv section.
