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What
Women Are
Doing in the World
C liih ulendnr.
"''NPAY-Stinrlny Kvrnlng rholr of Chl
r:i Mt Auditorium; Young Wonnn's
'-lirlFtinn HsstMiaUon vesir wn Ice in
',"' .triors.
3" 'Km a V Pnublc nicdHl mnt; at tho
Jl.ins.-oin Turk Methodist Kpls vnm.1
cliiir.-li; r. ti firnnt Woman's R-Wcf
f""1', ("TisinKton nt tho home of Mrs.
Knrk Tl huor
W!-:I.KS1AY Motliors' OiUure rlnl,
T I, I'nmln, hostess; Frames
WilliiM AVonvin's Chrintlnn Ti-miiiip
'minn at tho lumf of Mr. Kiizaltrth
Mitfkiiis SullivHn nt 2 p. m. : Oms.hu
I tn, n Woninns Chrintlnn Toinnorince
naliiii. social iuul tmsinesg mooting at
' iv m. at tho home of Mrs. Jen lie
1'ntii k.
TtirilSH.V V t'ivlo Filers t ton of Moth-
rt ' i lulu Bt the homo of Mrs. King In
lu rtpnti.
I'ltl I 'A Y tntili mi1t contest at the
'Hks Mitl.oiHst rhiinh.
UK Omaha Woninn's club closed
Inst w r. 1.1 f 1 1 r f I. a m&mmrtn Af
Jl I tho last moetin l.lnns and
omn'.ltti'p for the oominir
yo;tr were discussed and
formed, with the following ro-
s'Ht: Auditlnif committee: Mrs. 11 K.
Hume, chairman; Me'dames II. P. Pnw
und Kiln, A. Hempel. Constitution, Mrs.
llirriet Mar-Murphy, chairman; Mesdames
Hartford and A. B. Somers. Courtesy,
Mia Anna Ft. Douglas, chairman; Mes-rts-mes
Xewcll aud Morgan Howard.
Home, Mrs. Jnm Iydell, chairman;
Mcadames, M. Ijifferty, J. E. Fulver,
"Warr, Muaer, Tracey, A. V. Preaher, E.
1. fiterrloker, W. G. Michaelson. K. T.
Hansom. Sherwood, A. P. Northrup, Jo
jomo 1,11 ly and Miss Helen Phelan. Ll
lirary. Mrs. Pumont chairman; Mes
rlames George .Sammls. I. V. Porter, A.
P. T?radley and W. A. Bddy. Membership.
Mrs. K. B. Cowl, chairman; Mesdamea
'adet Taylor, C. H. Townacnd. Hiss. Ada
Wilson, J. Rcdford, O. R. McFarlanc. V.
I. Coon. ?. B. Bryant, C. B. Brookflold.
'. A. Sherwood. I... M. lord nnd T. R.
Ward. Kducatlonal. Mesdnmes r. if. Cole,
Kdwln Johnson, W. P. Knight. George
Magney and C. A. Hall. Committee on
Service Reform. Mrs. Jean Johnson,
chairman: Mcsdamo Harriet C. Pahltnan,
M. B. Cameron. S. Pumney and J. Gill,
conservation. Mrs. Edgar If. Allen, chalr
inan; Mesdames William Berry and Ed
ward Phalen. Health. Mrs. Edholm. choir
man; Pr. Wightman and Misa Worley.
civic. Mrs. S. J. Rirsa. chairman; Mes
riames Keller, Stork. Ransom and Miss
Esther Johnson. Rooms committer In
i ludcK the members of tho executive
committee and Meedamea W. O. Shriver.
S. H. Cole. J. If. Pumont, Stroud and
Wagner.
Vrldav evening, June 25. at S o'clock,
a dotihle silver medal contest, constating
of musical ami declamatory numbers will
be given at the Oakes Methodlat church
at Twentieth and Oak streets. The medals
at this contest will be awarded by Rev.
T. C. Webster.
Mrs. W. E .Bingham, a - prominent
worker In the Social Settlement, and a
mem"her of the Women's Christian Tem
perance union, will leave soon for Cali
fornia and the expositions.
Tho twenty-sixth annual P. E. O. con
vention came to a successful close Fri
day after a three days' session in the
First Presbyterian church at Pullerton.
There were 100 persons seated In the con
vention which van presided over by Miss
Rose Owens of Bloomlngton, the state
president. Miss Edith Proaty, supreme
president of Iowa, Mrs. Helen Drake,
supreme organizer of Beatrice, and Mrs.
A. C. Peterson, past supreme president
of Aurora, were also present. Three
hundred citizens greeted the P. B. O.'s at
the reception on Thursday night In the
fine now Odd I'ellown hall. Extra coaohes
were provided by the 1'nlon Pacific to
convoy the delegates to and from Puller
ton and a train was held in Columbus
to allow those from the south to make
connections. The following officers were
elected for tho ensuing year: President,
Mian Abbin Burns, University Place; first
vice president. Mrs. Rue Spencer, Liexlng
ion; second vice president. Mrs. Bhedd;
lviordinp; secretary. Mrs. Sarah Rouling,
Wyri!or; treasurer, Mrs. E. O. Kemp.
Kuliertn'i: organizer, Mrs. Kllliam,
Kearney
At the Young Woman's Christian asso
ciation vesper service. Misa IJIIy M.
Strong will speak on "Jesus and His
Critics.'1 MIes Radinsky Is the soloist.
Thesn fervlcss are very Informal parlr
meetings nnd are open to all who wish
to sind an hour with us on Sunday af
ternoon. Tho hoclal hour follows at 5:30,
and Miss Evans is hostess.
The Sunday Evening choir of Chicago.
brought hyo under the auspices of the
Letter Carriers' association, was endorsed
by the Woman's club. They, will give a
program of sacred and classical miiKia
Sunday afternoon and evening at the Au
ditorium. The Kenton Woman's club met last
Thursday, afternoon at the home of Mr.
I". M. l'utigh to have the closing program
of tbe eai. A review of toe study taken
diifln- the er, "England ;ind it Hm
torc," was given. Mrs. Arthur Jlo-e
r'-ad a paper on "The Early lnvadrs."
Mis. J. W. Welch on "The Wars." Mr.
E. I. Oliver. "Englind's Literature," and
.Mr. X. II. Tyson on "Wars of Engl'ind
n:il the Surrounding Countries."
Tim outline of the progiam for tiext
jear was given by Mrs. Oliver, which
nl'l be a correuhued miscellaneous pro
grjui touching on topi, s of the present
Uay. Tho club picnic will be held on
June 2i at Miller park.
Luncheon was served by the hostess
at "the close of the program.
Ti e Frances W 11 lard Woraun's Chris
ran Temperance union will meet Wed
reydav at ! p. m. at the home of Mrs.
Flirahfth Higglns Sullivan at &U Bouth
Thirtieth street. Mr. J. A. Dalzell will
onduct the lesson on "Social Welfare."
Tbcie will then be a paper read and a
discussion on I'nfennenled Wine at the
Sacrament "
There will be a double medal contest
Tuesday evening, June I'?, at 8 p. m. at
I ue llunscom Park Methodist Episcopal
i lun ch, corner of Twenty-ninth street
and Woolworth avenue, under the aus
pices of the France Willard Woman's
hjlhtlan Temperance union. The con
l. 'intj la the music will rompettt for the
(..lid medal and the declamatory contes
tant for a silver medal. Each contest
ing band will have six girl members, be
tween the aes of 12 and 14. The Rt.
1J. W. MeCasklll will sward the medal
Hi, I an octette of the On. aha High School
ti.ee club will give vocal numbers All
are invttsJ to attend.
,t the last tntetiiif of t Woman S
( liiii of the Railway iljll service the
election of officers too'; place with the
following result: President, Mr. Wil
liam T. F. Faft; vice prudent. Xt. R.
iv J"rintl re or ii i rtliry, Mrs Ed-
PRESIDENT AGAIN OF R. M. S.
WOMAN'S CLUB.
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win Cole; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
John K. Itlttlnger; treasurer, Mrs. W. S.
Tosword.
Mrs. N. If. Blackwell left Wednesday
for the west where she will be a dele
gate to the Xatlonal Convention of
Woman's clubs at Sikare.
The regular meeting of the P. E. O.
society will be- held Thursday at the
home of Mrs. George B. Lehnhoff. A,
report for the delegates will be rfad at
this meeting.
Mrs. J. McClalr, who was a delegate
to the Women a National conventiona,
convention, which waa held at Portland,
Ore., returned home tile, middle 01 vne
week.
Mrs. C. Sweeley will upend tho the sum
mer in Terra Haute. Ind , where ohe goes
to attend the commencement exercises
of the university there and to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Calley.
Tho Omaha union of .the Woman's
Christian Temperance I'nlon association
will combine a social with the regular
business meeting on Wednesday after
noon at 2:30 P. m.. at the residence of
Mrs. Jennie Patrick at 2R46 South Tenth
r.trect. Mrs. J. F. Ieavltt, district pres
ident of the Foreign Missions lor the
Methodist church will give a radiopticon
lecture on her trip through California.
Mrs. Eeavitt wa the former president
of the Woman's Christian Temperance
union. After the buainess meetl-.g Mrs. j
Vernou C. liennett will give a vocal solo.
The V. S. Grant Woman's RelW corps
will give a Kensington el the residence
of Mrs. Frank Tlcknor ut 1101 North
Twenty-third street, on Tuesday after
noon at 2:30 p. m.
Large Reception
Committee Named
for Alumni Fete
President Stuart Gould of the Oi-iaha
Hiah School Alumul association has ap
pointed an extensive reception commit
tee for the annual reunion of the trad-
. t i v. . it.nmr ual1 Prk, now owned by a stock conv-
uates of the school to be held at itappy , '
. , ,, , . ,r, ,!,,,,,- .iPaby, for tho use of the High school las
Hollow club Monday. The directors ex-, u.hteiie. .irtfi-
i cjia ild inemhers
pf'VL 1 1 11 1 1 T L.1BI. ""v V' . ... w. .
to be on hand to renew old ties.
The committees from the various classes
are as follows:
iv Mrs. Fannie E. Woodbridge, Mrs.
F B. MeConncll.
1879-Mrs. Jay Bums. Mrs. R. Z. 1 rake.
IfWH-MIss Llda P. Wilson.
11 Miss Callie McConnell, Charle
Elgutter.
1SS3 Mrs. Susan P. Almy, Mrs. A. D.
t-ehermertiom.
1S3 Miss Edith E. Phelps, Mrs. . Alice
H. Hodge.
Sfi4Mr9. Zella Wilson Bryana.
IS-Miss Minnie F. Thomas.
Charles 8. McConnell.
1SS7 Mrs. Jenneatte Ulbbs Eeilwlch,
Victor Rosowater.
I ifCg .miss ranme m. frail, Hainan
Bernstein.
1SS3 C. I Thomas. Miss Eunice S?teb
blna. ItiHO Otto Bauman, Charles C. Rose
water, Mrs. Ctiarles Sherman.
lSyl Hrower E. McCague, Zetta B.
Churchill.
1S!i3 Louis W. Edwards. Mrs. Margaret
McK'ell Logan.
1 lsf.V-Wirt Thompson, Miss Abba Bowen.
ISH-ROK8 B. Towle, Miss Jessie Godso !
I Kennedy.
I Frank 11. Woodland, Miss Kate B.
Stvartzlnnder.
I ).:j-Fred B. Dale. Mrs. S. 8. Caldwell,
j Mlvs Anna Watt.
j 1S97 Harry A. Tukey, Mrs. Ray Wip
ier.
K-Mrs. Paul Hoagland, Brace Fonda.
1HW Mrs. Milton B. Newman. Mrs.
Florence Cook Coryell, Doana Powell.
1900 Fam Reese, jr.. Miss AlK-e Bu
chanan. 1IKJ1 Harry F, Rsed, Mrs. May Welsh
Burleigh.
1902 Miss Jessie Xsson, A. W. Gordon.
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Oreenleaf,
t-'tanley Rosewater, Hugh Wallace.
1804 Thomas E. Allen, Miss Ellis be th
K lew lit, Will Kiewitt.
1905 Roy A. Ralph, Miss Marion runlo
bouaer, Robert W. Bavldge.
190-Harry A. Koch, A. C. Potter.
1907 Frank M. Hoel, Harry Ryan
1908 Ham Reynolds, Ralph S. Doud,
Louise Northrup.
1909 Coe Buchanan, Ruth Lindley, Jos
Noon.
1910 Alfred C. Kennedy, jr., Ftuart
Gould, Mrs. Linn P. Campbell.
imi-Agnes Nielsen. Rmll Wlllrodt,
Oldham Paisley, Loa Howard.
1912 David H. Bowman. Delia A. Nel
son. Elisabeth Halney, J. F. Woolery.
191J Luella. Petersen. Ila Byrd. Frank
Htxenbaugh, Wayne tfcdby.
l'd Fred Kelner, Harold 1 Jind. ryou,
Helen Carrier. Hemic Nelson.
fttreasrtfcens Sore Back,
If eli K id lie j a.
i'6 U .-i uio, - ()f H iu i j liniment i-UT
thres a dsy and apply to small of back
It kills the jijilii. i',i'. All dnuiixt -Ad-e.rtliement
FIRST VICE PRESIDENT 0. W. C.
FOR NEXT YEAR.
To Captain Kline
the Day of June 19
is Quite a Holiday
Captain Hairy Kline if the Salvation
Army asserts thut is far ns lie Is con
cerned June li Is. and always shall bo,
a legal state ami national holiday.
Tho roasuiiB for this statement are
thus: Fifty yenrs ano on that day. while
Captain James S. Kline of the Eleventh
Kansas cavalry was ventilating native
Americans on the great western plains,
Harry Kline, now captain of a decidedly
more peaceful army, "arrived in our
midst." That Is to say. he became a
citizen of the good ship Earth. This oc
curred at Fort Leavenworth, Kan. Hewn
years ago on June 19 he took unto him
self a wife and three years ago to this
ery day he camo to Omnha and settled
down to help the poor and neody.
Alleges His Wife
Threw Vases at Him
Henry O. Calkins, secretary of the Ne
braska Portland Cement company, has
brought suit for divorce against Mrs.
Mamie Calkins on tho following alleged
grotinda of cruelty:
That hla wife called hltn harsh names.
That she Jhrew vases and pitchers at
him.
That she pointed a revolver nt him.
That she circulated untrue charges
about him.
The plaintiff alleges that the defend
ant's ill treatment has caused annoyance
and Interference In his business and
mental suffering.
Mr. and Mrs. Calkins were mnrrled at
Ieavonworth. Kan., May 2S, K)5.
Mrs. Fred Drexel is
Quite 111 at Home
Mm. Fred Diexet, mother of City Com
missioner Lrexel, Is "seriously ill at her
home In Dundee. Her condition during
the nteht was critical, but she seemed
to be alight ly Improved today. Phri Is R3
years i.t age and has lived In Omaha
fifty-nine years. Flic has been ailing
for a year.
Oxford Hays Athletic 1'nVW.
OXFORD, Neb., Juno 19-(Bpeclal.)
At a meeting of voters of Oxford school
district it was decided to purchase, the
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was 1700.
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SOCIETY IS TRAVELING FAR
Omaha Folks Going and Coming 01
Preparing for the Summer Trips
to Lake and Seashore.
PLANS FOR THE SUMMER SET
H'ontlniicd from 1'uiro To
dren have movnl to tu.ir new
Ihiti W.
Judge and M's. W. i'. Mi-Hi gh arc es-tahlii-hril
In their new home on Thlrt
nlnlh street.
Mrs Paul Gallagher went to Kansas
City Friday to lslt I er pa rente. -Mr.
and Mrs. Xlncald.
Mr. Wullacti Sliepai'd returned b'ri.lay j
from Kl.acn. X. V bavins finished In !
lirst year at Coined.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. McAllister of Cbl
chuo ts the guest of her parents. Mr.
land Mrs G. W. Ilervey.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Caldwell cnt to I
; New York Wednesday to see their son.
i Victor, jr.. off for Europe today
alius Lena Lib. rtnan of Cleveland, IV,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry I lorn,
and Mr. Horn, at their Hiwrtmcni in the
Flora.
MIps irnia graduated la-st week front
thr Chicago univrrsltv with the title of
S. B.
Miss Edna Irvine, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. S. Irvine, has returned fnuit
the Chicago university, where she
graduated this month.
Miss Lillian Rabin, Miss Watt nnd
sir. tan strtck and Mr. H. L. Ropers
will leave Wednesday to give a concert
at the Pos Moines clmutauooa.
Mr. and Mrs. Thonina Ktitlcdgn have.
returncd from their wedding trip and 'tlonai Federation or Musical Clubs to ne
aro at the Hotel Snnford. Mrs. Rut ledge ilect the four best ortlsts In Ihii I'ntt d
was formerly Misa Hope Ilanchrtt. j States In the different brnn.bes of iiinsbi
Miss Mary Cosper pas gone to lioston (appears the name of Prudence Xcff. who
and New York to spend the summer was born nt Nebraska City and until a
studying dancing. She will return about few years ago claimed that place as her
.-eptemher 1 to open a school he to.
Miss Helen Bicknell kft last evening
for Madison, where she will spend the
summer, and In the fall leave from
Madison for the east to enter college.
Mrs. S. V. Robinson has gone to Water-
town. P. !.. to visit her daughter. Mrs.
James E. Mather, w hos hushnnl is a
prominent young lawyer of that city.
Mr. and Mrs. George Clinton Habcy
have returned from their wedding trip
and are at homo with the bride's par-
entn. Mrs. I false v was formerly Miss
Hazcl Carson.
Mips Marjorlo Barrett, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. B. H. Barrett, graduated inst
week from the colleglato dnpartinent f
Notre, Tatne. She will spend tho summer
with her parents.
Misa Irene Hamilton nml mother of
Oklahoma City are spending a fe.v days
with Miss Gertrude Ycung, who has
taken an .apnrtment in the "West Far-
nam at Thirty-eighth and Dewev'
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Weller expect Mr. and
Mrs. N. H. Waters of New York with
their daughters, Harriet and Helena.' to
arrive early next week to visit them.
Miss Harriet Waters was a classmate of
Miss Dorothy Weller at St. Mary's and
has visited here before.
Mrs. Alfred Millard and eon. Hugh, are
at the Fontonelle for a few days on
their way to Oregon to Join Mr. Millard
and Mr. Ted Millard, who finished at
Cornell In February and Is engaged In
farming with his father on their Oregon
fruit ranch.
Mr. W. H. Clarke of Manila was In
Omaha Thursday and 's now spending a
week with his father in Hastings. He
will sail July 3 to Manila, Mrs. Clarke
la at Corpus Christl, Tex., with her
brother, Mr. David if. Touzalln, and
Mrs. Touzalln, and will remain there
most of the summer. Sne will probably
spend the -winter In Washington, as Mr.
Clarke plans to close up hla business
affairs in Manila and return to the
Fnlted Plates within tho year.
In and Out of the Be Hive.
Mrs. Harmon V. Smith, Jr., left Thurs
nay for two weeks In Dakota.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Burke and family
will leave next week for California to
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NEBRASKA GIRL WINS HIGH
HONOR AS TIANISTE.
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Prude
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Among those ho were successful In
tho nation-wide contest held by the Na-
home. She is now located at Birming
ham. Aln.. where she holds tho position
-of director of the plann deartJnent f
itho Southern School of Musical Art. Her
training has been received entlrrly In Ihls
country. tho has had appearances In
many parts of the coi.ntty, Including
many of the large cities and musical
centers, the critics generally pronouncing
her an artist of the first older. Her tin-
'usual success n her performance of the
Borowskl concerto with tho Chicago
! inptmny orchestra was a decisive Indl-
fcntlon of her enviable ability, hn June
those contestants who were chosen by
l,,,n Xatlonal Federation o." Musical Clus
I 1,1 appear on an honorar program In
loa Angeles, at which time Miss Neff
will represent the soutlu in states, on
of the four districts Into which the United
States was divided for this occasion.
spend the summer at Hollnas, where they
have a bungalow.
Mrs. and Misa Hamilton Irave today
for Massachusetts, where they will spend
the rummer.
Miss Charlotte Rosewater left Thursday
evening for Jamestown, X. Y'., where she
will spend the summer.
Miss Sapiro of San Francisco Is spend
ing a few days with Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Kopalil enroiite to her Lome.
Misa Ethel and Miss Leona Dorsey
have gone to Kansas -City, where they
will remain during the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. T. t.'. Byrne ami son,
Ray, will motor to Excelsior Springs
tomorrow, for a few days' stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Htewart of
Council Bluffs will go east the first of
July to bo gone six or eight weeks.
Mrs. Ray C. Wagner and son, Richard,
left Thursday for California to Join Mr.
Wagner, who has been west for throe
w eeks.
Mii.li Mut'lha Noble leaves Monday to
Join Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Hiberson
In California, where she will spend the
si miner.
Dr. L, J. Himones of Dubuque, la.,
motored to Omaha !ast week and while
I. era will be the guest of his brother,
L. A. Hlmones.
Miss Catherine Cartan, granddaughter
of Mra. E. W. Nash, accompanied by Miss
Margaret Neery, left Wednesday for Han
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I'taneiscu to spend tin summer with Mr.
1 1 i n y Ca- tan.
Miss Gladys and Miss Daphne Peters
returned Thursday from week In Hock
Island, wheie thev weto guests of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Mitchell.
Miss Ixilharlne Mors goes to New
York early next week end will remain
tin ro for the summer to take a special
c urse at Columbia university.
Mrs 1 I Ad i nis and two children ex
t ct m l.-ave tomorrow for Is Angeles,
t'al , to spend two months with her par
i nts. Mi. and Mrs M. Howling
Miss Tress Butler sod Miss M.illlo
Mcillnnla Pf Ottawa. Ml, cousins of Mr.
Dan Butler, are islting here, nrouto
t.i Denver nnd S'tn Francisco.
Mr John S. Little, now with the Kld.l
ty I'ndi rn rlters. who has been sending
the last ten dns In Omahn. will return
to New York City Monday eveijlng.
Miss Marie Wood an! and Ms Van
Murphy will leave July I for Roundup,
Mont where they will be the guests of
Mr. James Woodard for several weeks.
Miss Katl erlne Fetch left Saturday for
Bo'ki ley, Cal , w here she will attend the
summer session of the University of Cal
ifornia and the exposition at Han Fran
risen.
The Mis.-e.t Small T..i kinan, Mhlvlna
Nenman and Iterth.i Newman, r. count
panted by Mrs. M tluhln, are leaving
toilay for a fixe weeks' visit to Call
'ovnla Miss Mary Cook w-io lias been m the
south for the last three months returned
this week. Her couslu, Miss Ethel Cook
of Madison, Miss., "icconipanled her, and
will be her guest for the summer.
Dr. and Mrs. T. A. Van Fleet lelt last
evening for California to visit the expo
sition. Dr. Van Fleet will attend the
medics. I convention h. re and 'ater will
vls.t Alaska. They will be gone three
months.
Mrs T. O. Lriiiuier and Mrs Erdntan
Brunner and E. C. Brunner have gone
to Clear 1-ake. Mrs. T. C. Brunner has
opene,) their cottage for the summer and
does not expect to, return before some
time In September.
Mrs. H. H. Fish and Mrs F.ffle Steen
Kittksnn were In Lincoln for the week
end as guests of Mrs. M. I. AJtkn. They
were among the out-of-town guests at
the dinner of forty-five covers given
by Mr. and Mrs. T. 1 1 . Benton at tho
Country club.
Miss Ruth Randolf and her mother.
Mrs. Frank Randolf. left ' Tuesday for
tho Panama exposition. Miss Randolf
Is a graduate of the University
of Xobraska and e: teacher In
the Dundee school. Enroute to tho roast
they will visit a sister at MoCook. Neb,
and stop over at Denver. Colorado
Springs and Pali Lake City.
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Twelve Days at Some Price
Miss Butler positively goea out of business on July 1st.
The entire present stock must go now to individuals at ridicu
lously low prioes, or will go in a lump when the store closes,
at whatever price they will bring. We d rather give the public
the benefit. Will you come to get your share? Hundreds
have bought hata here the past week.
If Ton mil
look fit These
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Coffee
The Coffee of Supreme Quality
Pr'part'l tor you in Omaha's
sanitary, uji lo diitc roasting
)lant.
At Your Grocer's
Strongest wear
M'lieti you want to look your lest, wear an easily.
adjut.te.1 Cariucii tlie Quality Hair
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Ws show sbov Chs Csrni snvvlo
lor your guidsocs la buriaa kotf aols
j While In California, Miss Randolf wl",
t.ttend the Alpha Chi OmFo nationiu
convention .11 the Hotel Virginia, LonS,
Leach. Tho remainder of the summer
Miss Randolf ami her ninth' r will spend
In the mountains after visiting at I-os)
Angeles, ian lib-go and Coronado Beach.
They will return home September 1.
Mr. anl Mrs. Charles D. lv-aton and
small son will leave June y, for Mil
waukee, where Mrs. Beaton and the babf
will spend tho summer with Mr. and
Mrs Weuster. M' Wenster and Mr.
Beaton will snd two weeks fishing St
Star Lake. Wisconsin, before Mr. Bea
ton's return to Omaha.
Mr and Mrs. J. T. Stewart. 2d. and Mr.
and Mis. Miarles T. Kountxe have taken
a house at Westhampton. L. t.. for the
I summer. Mrs. Stewart and cblMren will
. leave for there a week from next Monday.
Thev will be Joined later by Mrs. Joel
' Stewart, who Is already east, and Mr.
'nnd Mrs. Kountze will not go on with
their children until August.
Don't Be Satisfied
Witu" Half a Job"
TAUv VHty (lennlnit
anil D Oiinllty Cleaning-.
Our prices .re about the name
bs those) of less experienced clean
ers, but that 1 as far as the roni
pnrlaon Roes.
Why Not Have The Best?
HKillT riWES
ladies' Palm Reach Suit. .tt.BO
Men's Talm Bench Stilts. . .$ 1.1)0
Flannel Trousers BOc
Summer Dress.es $1.25 Vp
Douglas !H3 brings an Auto to
your door on ery short notice.
Remember we guarantee sattB
fartlon or no pay.
The Pantorium
"(iond Cleaners and lyers"
1.M.V17 Jones St. Doug. 00.1.
Ilrancli Office, 2010 Fa mam.
Hotilti Omafwv. 028 No. 24th KU
Entire
Sold in
Over a Thousand Hats Must Be
Clcsed Out at a Price Actually Less
Than Cost of Trimming.
Hats worth to $5.00, go at......79c
Hats worth to S7.50. go at...$1.75
Hats worth to $10, go at S2.75
Hats worth to $20, go at- $5.75
F.atir rUKm, Mlrrrs, Tables.
taads. Etc., fr sal at a bargal.
iBSS BUTLER
307 South 16th
Next Door to Myers-Dillon
longest
Invisible af
Haih.Net 5c
Net. The extra tight
icht W"
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a shade
twiNt render, it itivisibl
tyle for every ooiffure-
for anr hair. Ask your dealer fur the
('srtnrn Booklet" Latest Styloa la
Hirilresslnf it's free. Try Carmen
tyla b(, "Adjusta" rsp-shaped, no
clastic cord or drawstring! tits perfectly.
Look for iA
Carmmn tnvtlopm
Sc each at YOUR dealer