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I'HW OMAHA SUNDAY HKK: JULY 4. 1915.
SUMMER CAMPUURE MANY
Exodus of Society Folks Continues,
, Many Dririnfr in Their Auto
mobiles. JIAVT DRIVE TO THE NORTH
(Continued from Far Two.)
HOME GUEST OF MISS HELEN
EASTMAN. .
GOES ' THIS WEtKf TO MICHIGAN I
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A June Roadside
held witty a corontt cap and aprajrs of
llll of the valley, Ph carried a shower
bouquet of bride' roue.
Mlsa Gertrude . Glllen, (later of the
bride, vaa the maid of honor. She wss
gowned In pink and carried an ann
nouquet of Klllamey roaea. Mr. Eart
Thornton was bsst man and tlia uahera
were Meaara. Herman Grossman and
Oeorice Glllen. Mlsa Loreta Ketchmach
and Mlaa Myrtle Peeta sang- "O Promise
Me" during the ceremony. The wcddlns
followed by a breakfast at the home
of the bride and a reception w held
the same evening;.
To Honor Visitors.
The Misses Hannah, and Sarah Wax
man entertained Thursday evening at
their home tn honor of Mlaa Henrietta
Michael of Chicago who is their guest.
The evening waa spent in plarlna; wliist,
the prises being won by Mtea Henrietta
Michaels. Mr. Jack Waxman and Mr.
Olvln. Those present were:
Messrs. and Mesdamea
Jsv Goldenberg. Sum RosenberC-
Misses Mioses
Henrietta Michaels. Sarah V. Vumin,
Chicago: Yetta Ptiefler.
Marion Alperson, "Tlllie Btenstook,
Iloherson,
floux City; v
Messrs. X-
Max Levy.
Jess Premier.
Jaelr Wnvmftn.
Mr. W. -. Keller entertained Wed
nesday' afternon in honor of Mra. Llm
berger and small daughter of Ottumwa,
la. Those present were:
Mesrtames Mesdames
Umberger Philip Kelly,
nf nttnm'.t. Is. : '. Keensn.
Thorns L.vncn, .
W. A, KeUey.
Miase,
Anna Lynch.
Mildred Levy.
Ilsnnsh Waxman.
Messrs
Maut t'-e Ctvln.
Ted Wtlmtn.
Dsnahev.
James Dlnan
Misses
Limbrcr
of Ottumws
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Mr. Harrirtutn to Wed.
. Will the Jearta of feminine Omaha
flutter noticeably when they read of the
engagement of Mr. William Xverlll Har
ilnman? Mr. Harrlman came t Omaha in the
IntAVsta of the Union Paclflo railroad
two years ago and ha at onoa' became
the favorite Beau Brummel'of tha city,
was wined and dined by all and waa
quite the piece do resistance for the
fair aex. , .
His engagement waa announced last
week in New York City to Miaa Kittie
Lanier Lawrance. daughter of the late
Mr. and Mra. F. C. Lawrance. The
'announcement waa made by Mr. Charlea
(Lanier,' Miss Lawrance grandfather.
Mr. Harrimaii is the on of the late
Mr. E. H. Ilarlman, la a graduate of
the class of 1913 of Yala untveretty and
at present vlca president of tha Union
Pacific railroad.
With the School Set.
Mra. Offut and Mlaa Virginia Offutt
rrv4 Tiome Monday from the east,
w here they-have been visiting In Wash
ington. Annapolis and New Haven alnce
the close of Miss Bpenoe'a school, .where,
Mlsa, Virginia na just nniinea ner xirsi
year.' .-
Miss Emily Keller arrived home Mon
day from Resamary Hal", ' having
atopped over two .week to visit Mr. and
Mrs. Qarneau at Princeton and a achool
friend on Long Island.
Clarence B. Darlow returned laat
week from Cornell to spend the sum
mer with hla mother. Mrs. Alfred Dar
low. Malcomb BaMrlg la expected noma
today and will be acompanied by Bobert
Daly of Balera. Ma who has visited
here before, having spent the Christmas
holiday hera a yaar ago laat winter.
Personal Mention.
Dr. R'B. Marley has returned to hla
office after several roontha' absence, duo
to illness.
Mrs. Mabel and Mis May Bngler will
return Tuesday from a three months'
stay In Bedlanda, Cal.
Mr. and Mr. V. A. Nash and children
are at Rose mere Lodge, where they.wljl
be until after the Fourth.
Mr. B. Recetor of York collega Is th
guest of her sister. Mrs. B. Old. In a
few week she leavea for California. .
Mr. Clark Davis has returned from
Kwarthmore college, near Philadelphia.
to spend a few week before going on to
tho west for tha ummer.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Emerson left
this morning for Dulu.th, where they will
visit friend for a week.' en rout to
their summer home at Isle Royal.
Mlaa Helen Keller left Friday for Bloux
City, where h will attend th auto
races and thca go on to Minnesota for a
week'a fishing trip with ber father, Mr.
Frank Cook.
" Mra. Edwin Park and son, Lyman, and
xiwm win jr M.Hiti mnA Ammhinr. Ev
elyn, leave Monday for Ban Francisco.
Los Angeiea and Ban Diego, where they
will spend thrse months.
Mrs. Richard Carrier returned last Sat'
urday from a year' absence In California.
Mr. Carrier and her sister. Mrs. W. V.
Morse, ara staying at the home of Mra.
Gtoorga H. Palmer during tha latter1
stay In th east.
Mra. Ernest' Eldred Hart of Council
Bluff, accompanied by Mis Clara Hart
and Edred F. Hart have arrived home
from tha east. Henry B. Hart, who grad
tiated from Yale this June will return In
another week.
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Bnyder of Bill
tngs, Mont., spent a few day this week
with Mis May MahoneA an rout In
their car to th Bloux ?lty race and
Lake Okobojl, where they have a cottage
for th summer. Mr. and Mr. Jerome
P. Mage of Omaha have taken th Bny
der horn In Billing for th summer. -
ur. ana Jars, viaine iruesaeu ana mn,
Frank, accompanied by Mr. 8. L. Li
cregg of Kansas City, will leave Friday
or tho Pacific coast,, nisltlng Denver,
Colorado Springs, Bait Lake and the two
expositions. Dr. Truesdell will return
August IB, but Mrs. Truesdell and son
will spend th remainder of the euramer
with Mrs. Truesdell' brother in Los An
geiea. Among, the Visitors.
Mr. Hose Barber will arrive Monday
to spend a few daya with Miaa May
Mahaney. Mrs. Barber will be remem
bered a th popular gueat of Mia Ma
honey during th lat winter. Mr. and
Mr. Barber are returning from their
wedding trip to th coaat.-Thsy will be
at home for th summer at Lake Minna
tonka. . - '
Mra. Harry Bryant et Chicago apent
Thursday In Omaha with Mr. and Mr.
Harry Tukey.
Miss Harriet Dunning of Patterson. N.
J . is the guest of jIIss Ruth Fttsgersld.
Mifs Margaret Pouclan of Plaitsmouih
Mi95 Eleanor Washiurn
cam up Tueeday to spend a week with
Miss Mildred Todd.
Mr. Austin Gaily arrived from Denver
yesterday to spend the week end here.
Lieutenant and Mrs. James N'Uon Peal
srrived Monday from Texas Clfy to spend
two weeks herewith hla mother, Mrs.
DJureen. at the Colonial. Later they will
o to the Philippines by way of the
Panama canal. . '
Mr. Sheridan Issaca of Vlncennes, Ind..
arrived Thursday to be tha guest of her
cousin, Mr. Gsorre. W. Doane.
Mr. Lawrence Guild of Kansaa City
is th guest of Mr. and Mr. John M.
Guild. Mr. Lawrence Guild will arriv to-dy.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kller of Krle, Pa.,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Wil
liams Garloch. -
In and Out of the Bee Hive.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Mc Keen pent the
week In Chicago. - -
Mr. Clarke Colt returned. Sunday from
Excelsior Springs. i
Mr. J. DeForest Rlchai-ds returned Sun
day from the ee.st.
Miss Ruth Rlnehart is spending two
week In Sioux City.
Miss Mary Mulvlhill left 'today for
Dow City, la., to spend the Fourth.
Mr. E. F. Ver Wlebt of 'Chicago Is
pending a few day at the Kontennlle.
Mr. C. 11. Washington has gone to Yel
lowstone park, where he will remain a
month. . ;
Mis Mar.lorle McCord Is in St. Joseph,
where she is the guest of Mis Martha
Dolman.
Miss Catherine Nolan left last evening
for Laramie, .wherash will! spend tha
summer. ',
Mr. and Mrs. . John R. McDonald re
turned Thursday from five weeks in
California.
Mrs. Mary Mitchell and daughter. Miss
Nancy, have gope to Excelsior Springs
for a several weeks' stay. : .
Miss Nellie Elguttep has returned from
an eastern trip, where she attended her
class reunion at Smith college. '
Miss Edith Funk of South, Omaha has
returned from, a three months' trip t8
California and the expositions.
Mlsa Greta Lane returned Wednesday
to Fremont. While in Omaha she waa
the guest of Mis Marlon Kuhn.
Mrs. F. J. Taggart and chlrlien left
yesterday forKentucky to be the guests '
of Mrs. Taggart'a mother for a while.
Mr. and Mrs.. Henry Cox have gone to
Mason City, la., for the summer to sipend
July and August with Mr. Cox' parents.'
Mis Ann Gifford returned the first of
the week front Milwaukee, where she
was th guest of relative . for ' several
Week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Myers '' and a
party of friend from Dubuque will motor
to Omaha for th opening of the Speed
way on Monday.
Mr. and Mr. Belwyn Doherty and Mr.
and Mr. Earl Klpllnger expect to leave
Monday for a motor trip of two or thro
week In Minnesota. .
Mr. F, B. Bcannell returned Wednes
day from California. Mr. Bcannell met
hi wife in Minneapolis and accompanied
ber bom from there.
Mr. Waldo W. Dennis and sister. Lrndlo
Dennis, left last evening for New York
and Washington. They will visit relatives
In Boston before returning.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Vlerilng and smalt
son, Robert, left this evening for a
month In California, where they will at
tend the Rotary and th Elk' ' conven
tion, y - '
Mr. and Mrs. George F. ' Gllmore left
for San Francisco this week to be gone
until th latter part of July. Mr. Gil
mora will attend . several convention
while there.
The' Misse Helen and Paulina Nason
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left. today: tot a..coast resort, near Ban
Dleoo, where they will spend.' several
wejks. Lt.r .ihey .will, visit (the' Cali
fornia, exposition.'
Misses Myrtle Busk,1, Beulah Adams and
Isabella' Mc.llllan Jeft 'Wednesday .for k
tour uf California, including both expo
sitions. They wl!T return through Canada
and plan to spend a couple 'of week in
Minneapolis.'"' '' ' ' ','?: t
M'isa 4 Nkoirii Towle VrrlVed '. ; horn
Wednesday from school, having stoppeoN
to make several visits bn'her way tiome.
Mlsa Marlon -ToWle, Jist- graduated .from
(Braxlfbrd ' academy, , will pe home , Mon-
day. . accompinled- by.-'-a school 1 frend.
Miss Charlotte I'srnialef,: of Knnllwdrth,
III..', who-will u t,helr; gueat. ,n . ; , .
Mrs. Abner Luman .of Bait Lake City
arrived . Tuesday and wa theguest .of
her, daughter, Mr. Louis .C.' Meyer,. until
yesterday, when-she left with , her -other
daughter, -Mlsa PhyHi . 'Luman,, who ha
ocen nere ror.tnc. tast. monin. , Mrs. ana
Miss I,uman go to Bait . Lak ' City ; or a
few", day, and tlu'n 'motor to their ranch
at Big riney Wyo.' for "the'sumrrieT.
HIS is wild-rose time, and all
"T) I along the roadidea this little
I I simple fragile flower Is run-
nine; rsnnpnm.
It seems to thrive on clsy
banks, and seeks the hot s in- ;
shine to develop Its fsle loellnrs. tne J
thinks becaue It is found In such in- j
sheltered pieces, that It must e strong j
and resistant, but liu It It and see! It !
wither In a few moment. Like a enl
tlve human being, it is hapvy and thrives
In its on atmophere, and mdes quickly
(when thrust Into stranjre by-ways, l'eo
, pt don't ue wild roses on their dinner
.table. If you want to enjoy them yon
must go where they mtt growlns. They
.ar etsy-st- homes, making bratitirul the
! places where the good lird has seen fit
to put them. '"..".".
I The elilerberiles are In full bloom, tall
and sturdy, ami wry vhntry w('h their
j flat while crowns and the sis.ah.orn
Isumsch on the ,ocdl rnds and hill
j Is full of crimson fruit plumes In the
autumn the leaves will Illuminate our
j hillsides with masses of flame-HKe color.
There Is a poison sumach, but It bear
a white fruit. No one need be afraid to
gather the real fruited variety. Out' dog
wood 1 different from the eastern kind.
As I remember in New bnaiand, we
,'iifltd to pick a white blossom, with Urge
single leaves, and a waxy surface. In
! our south Ian I a 'shrubby variety;
; really a young treet, and Its flowers are
formed in cluster.
There la a tree wlilcli just now In
it glory. Commonly It I called th bass
wood. Poets call It the Linden. When in
bloom It. Is a most wonderful sight and
the scent of It heavy greenish white,
downward hanging cluster of flower
fills all th air. Fran Schubert has
made, the linden tree Imniortnl. Many,
many of us can call to mind soma sweet
contralto voice, beginning In a cTm
legato
Am Brunneun vor dem Thore,
Da steht eln Ltnden-baum
and to think that the lindens that In
spired Bchubert grow in profusion in
our Nebraska woods: One can understand
hi reverent spirit if one stands under
neath these trees, and looks up through
th great leave, which are a filmy
light green in color, entirely different
from any other. It gives ,ouc feeling
of rest, and sweet d-eania coine easily
underneath their shadow. Ono can Im
agine being buffeted, shout In the great
world, sikI along at the end, thinking
with lov of th Llnden-baum, and hear
ing in "spirit it message, "Peace, thou
wouldst find with Me."
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oo nian In the pilot house and on walk
ing about down below, on what T sup
pose l the derk, and the hysterical little
wheel behind dolntf Its level best to get
to Decatur. The Vorco was on a flat
bsrre In front, helig pushed. If these
men e sre the snnd hnr. I feel sui-e
their enr will need expert and cxcnlv
sttenlloii at the end of the voyage.
Nevertheless they looked kind of nice out
there bnttllng along, and thn view of the
hore must have been worth an eardrum
or two. '
The Julia was smnl! and xmod$t. but
it represented potential power and great
ness. In future years we may see many
boata coming and going, but th Mis
souri IM hsve lo abnndon "Its capriclon
yo:th. and settle .lown to something re-en-b!lng
mhldle-ssed stability. ftotne
tlmes It Is nil send flats, and sometime
all water. No two day la it alike. Once
In a while It entliely gobblea up' that
little peninsula that seema to be Iowa,
but renlly Is Nebraska. Where big marsh
cornfield are thla spring on our side. 1
hae seen cattle standing In water up to
meir miutnes. ... j
Samrt dsy 1 mean to make a study of
the water plants; there sie great pnt he.
or cattsiiB east or the i'ivr r,.Mit .tut
-strange looking flowers In the boggy i
pieces. The young willows, with their
soft grNVl.oh-green color and feathery ;
branches, inaka an attractive plrtnre.
Th veiretatlnn on the fists constantly :
varies in color from spring until autumn,
I append little poem of Dr. Henrv
Van Dike's:
TWO soroorjt
I put my heart to school.
In toe world where men grow wis. .
Go out," 1 snlil. "snd lesm th rule; i
Come lack when you wtn the prir.e." I
My heart cam hack auxin. !
, ''And where the prise v" I cried
" ss isise, an I the prise waa
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Ther re plenty of beautiful v thingt
In th world, and everywhere; the, dif
ficulty 1 to find the Schubert!
Th most amaslngthlng which I have
Observed by our particular roadside Is
th "Julia" which passed Florence about
S o'clock en Wednesday. I was ntartled
from my rural quiet and meditations by
th most awful noise I ever heard, ex
cept when Beaehy flew over my head on
Park avenue, Lo and behold, It was the
Julia, plowing through th mud and sand
of our beloved river, and going, I think,
about a foot ln,flv minute. It fairly
crawled. With, the glasses I . could e
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pain.
And the teacher' nam wt
I put my heart to school,
In the wood where wild bird sing!
w here brook run cool and ctr
In the field where flowers spring.
Ann the Wn,; of heaven bends near.
Go out." I std; "you are only a fool.
But perhnps they can teach you- her.-'
"And why do you star so long.
My heart, and where" do you roam?'
The answer came with a laugh and a
onr
"I find this school I home."
M. L.
KRUG PARK TO HOLD BIG '
ETE TODAY AND MONDAY
Cool bree and a multitude of at
traction at Krug park, hve made th
ptcturequ place moat popular. It ex
tends to those who ar pleasur bent an
opportunity to get out In the open, away
from th city and anjoy a day without
discomfort. Th big celebration lasting
over th fourth and fifth, wilt no doubt
mark an epoch In the attendance his
tory of thi popular resort, if records
of previous seasons can be taken a any
Indication of thi season' anticipated at
tendance, Tho attraction will u of a
safe and sane nature aa usual, and the
grownup a well a th chlldrou will
find much to delight !n from early morn
till late at night. ,
What
Women Are
Doing in the World
Ceng-bed for Three Years.
A grateful uffere write: "Your medi
cine, Dr. King' New Discovery, cured
my cough of three year' standing." see.
All druggtata. Advertisement.
Mr. ". E. Lane entertained the Gen
eral Henry W. Lawton auxiliary Wednes
day afternoon, June SOt Tha visitors
present were Mesdames Keller, Hasford,
Amende, Lemon, Madeon, Chambers and
W. H. Lane. ' ' ' 1 '
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General Henry. W. Law ton auxiliary
will meet In Memorial 1 hall Wednesday,
July 7. '
: Mr. C. W. Hsyes waa elected this week
by th Board of Directors of the National
Federation of Women' Club a member
of the national legislature) department,
of which Mr. Franklin Palm of Pitts
burgh I th chairman..
Th Benson Woman' club will have It
annual picnic, postponed ' from two
week ago, at Miller' park next Thurs
day. About fifty guests sre expected
to be present
The Benson Foreign Missionary society
met at the home of Mr. J. . M. Nlakol
son rest) Wednesday afternoon, Mr. J.
A. Bullan of Omaha gave a talk and
at the close of the . program a social
hour and luncheon were had.
The society presented th hostess, who
leavea soon for the west, with, a silver
spoon.
The Baptist Mlssionsry circle of Ben
son meet next Thursday for a general
review of the lesson of th last month.
Mr. C. H. Farls will be the leader.
Shopping List
For Crocheting".
iTnndWsrchlef edffi
lnn, . iowrtkmi and
tntttnr, oe Art. S
Cordoaact (special.
bulla.
Towel etlclns. and
Sll henry crochet. Art.
u lerle. Inree bens,
or Art. SOJ ltile, Isrse
keint. '
Boudoir can', bshv
bootees, Att. t)0 tatin
'.ioH, whlie, colors,
pools. . .
Infants' jacket. An
7Si Croehtt llochc,
while. Uslla.
For Embroidering
Cro stltrh, initial,
Art. 1ST Moullnr, col
or, while, skciu.'
. French knot, heavy
initial. Art 806 Pevle,
colon, white, skeins.
French embroirlrry,
initlal,Art.7aFlot.iic.
white, skeins.
' Ityeleis snd Mono,
tmni, At. S..t Poirr
bpecirit, while, skeiii.
PikMiiis; nd '''l
eniliroi,lr-. Art TJS
Jeannette, white, ball.
Rlindnw work, Art.
1-1- Hocht, Whilf,
balls.
- Towels, Mllosr cse.
Art. Ml, Ivwry M hite.
skclus or Art, SC,
.While, holder. .
Colored ernhmdleVv,
Art. Ml, In.lia or Mi.
Hi. Rope; holders. r
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the creation of the most artistic
designs and the greatest number
of novel uses irf the entire history
of crochet. . '
' To crochet boudoir caps, insertions
. and edgings for underwear, blouses,
towels and handkerchiefs and for
all crochet and tatting combined
with braid, useJClostersilk Cordon
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hooks No. .6 ' to . 13, according to
size of thread.
Article 803 Kloatersiik Cordonnet Special
M4 In White -Wrm rfi'OT-tn
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When you need Cordonnet or other
brilliant cottons for crochet or em
broidery, use the Klostersilk Shop
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On your next shopping trip, com-
pare Klostersilk with any other
crochet thread, and prbye to your
self that Klostersilk is supreme in
color, satiny : finish, -firmness and
Strength. . . ..."'.' ; -
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The Thread MUU Company
Thread Sal Dpt, 219 W. Adam Sk, Ck'cag) .
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HOTELS.
--WINNING MENU
BobnUttad by KertMrt Sonrh, V. T.
local fralrht affio. tli aad Jakaa
rwti, wlilch will b ervd ialf 4
iroaa 1 to a i30 p. m. la on Too feuo.
ay aiasar awn eoasti
Consomme, Clsar
Bakd WhlUflah, Tartar Bauo
Radishes Orson Onion
Cbolc of"
Roast Bprlnsr Duck With Dressing
Currant Jell
Short Ribs of Beef, Browned
Potatoes
. Roast Pork and Apple Sauo
Mashed Potatoes New Oroen Pea
Hot Roll
Lemon Ice '
Combination Balad
. Appl or Cherry PI a la Mod
Coffso, Tea. M11W, Iced Ta
Buttermilk .. .
Sash week a S book of al tick
ets will b rtvea away for tn best
saeaa abBltta for to T5o aaaay
GANSON'S
CAFE
1503-10 Howard 'Street
. TheJIouse of Good Will
NEW YORK
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can please toti more completely in the
matter of hotel accommodations than
you hare ever been pleased, before.
v ' In addition to the natural advan
tages of -the Majestic, such as its lo
cation at a main entrance to Central
Park and its accessibility to all lines
of traffic, there hare been added all
the latest forms of comfort and amuse
ment, that make it superlatively attrac
tive. You naturally want to be in the
center of thing, and yon areat the
Majestic. This does not niean that you
will be in the heart of the all-night
district. The summer visitor finds here
a haven of rest and interest. The Ma
jestic is always a veritable paradise for
the- motorist and the equestrian.
' The foyer, corridors, restaurants
and ballrooms are of rreat beauty.
The Cafe Mederne, lately opened, is
the last word in smart dancing places.
Talented artists appear every evening.
The garden-on-ihe-roof is a balcony
overlooking fairyland.
. . ' You may be assigned one room or
as large a suite as you require., The
minimum rate is 12.00 a day. Res
taurant prices are reasonable and Club
fcretvkXaats are served.
Guests arriving at the Pennsylvania
Station can take surface car on Eighth
Avenue aide, which passes the door of
The Majestic Write me for booklet
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C0PELAND TOWNS END, .
..T" Managing Director
t ' ' Lately Uaaagsr HeteJ laisarial. N. V.
Announcement
We dose, all 'day Mon
day,: July 5 th; '
i , Phone, us land we will
call early Tuesday morn-'
!.ing for your work. '
The Pa.rim
"Good ClranVr and .Oyer.''
lStn.17 Jonr Street..
. ' ' t'hone poug. 903.
llrMicIt Office; 201 il l arnani St.
' Houth Omaha Office, KiH North
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HOTELS.
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As well be out of the
world as put of style.
Tho advertising columns
of The Deo. constitute a
continuous stylo show. '
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Sari Francisco
GEAHV AT TAVLOU
Bellevue Hotel
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10 minute to-Kxposttlon without
trsnfer. ' Built of concrete and
steel. Private bath to every room.
Flrnt class In every detail. .
Hates from $2.00 up.
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Summer Resort
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It s the variety, of life -the cKange that will win you '
to Chicago. If summer's sultry heat has ' overpowered
your spirits, you need the gayer '. '
eimospnere or nicago s: summer r -.
golf, tennis or d
sociability is at ha
it, or quiet and seclusion.
Why not write us today for took
on summer pleasures in Chicago )
Chicago Beach Hotel
Bra Park alar4 (S 1st 8trt)
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