TJIR BEK: OMAHA, TUESDAY. .TULY" 20, 1915.
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By trSLLLFICIA. Monday, July 19, 1915.
ACCORDINO to th UUit report from fashion's connolseurs, milady's
foot this faJl U to bo garbed in appalling conservatism.
. As result of a meeting of representatives of the National Shoe
Retailer association, wo are to return to normal and eano lines In
foot gear.
A decree tabooing the freakish style ha been Issued and the menu
faeivre of shoe of odd colors, laced at the side or back, Is frowned upon.
Tor the coming season, black with cloth uppers will take the lead and
to be thoroughly proper, the cloth must be black. Perforations and other
decorations so popular last winter and spring, now occupy a corner fsr
back on the shelf.
Men's shoes are conservative in design and remain either black or tan.
At tie Country Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Beldrlge enter
talned at supper laat evening at th
Country etuB. Their irxwti wera:
Mf e1m Meertanie
fcen Osllagner. F.P. Klren1eH.
Mum M !-
O Mem Vullw.
Mr Hi rry OKell had as Ms guests last
evening at the Conptry club:
Mint Ttev Poena.
Mrs. William beer Ponpleton.
lr. I Hoy Cronmw.
Wedneedaf evening at tha Country club
Mr. and Mr W. T. Pa will aolartaln
fourteen ivtfli at dinner and Mr. and
Mrs. C. J. 8 myth will aire a dinner of
sixteen covers.
Dining together wars!
Vii' and Maam
OInn wn-rton. Mohler Colpetser,
Mr. Joseph Ilarkar.
A small party was compowl f Mr.
and fin. Jack Barber and Mr. sad Mri.
Fred Hamilton.
Mr. and Mra. Harry P. 'Whit more had
aa their g-iieat MIm Joan Sawyer. "
Mr. Malcolm Baldri entertained:
Mlaeea Mteae
Kiiferle M'H)mi". Kltsatelh Read,
Mr. Robert Dalley.
WIU Mr. and Mm. Warland Mage
were:
Mr. ard Mra Mart Coed.
Mlaa Clara tlelene WnodaH.
At Happy Hollow Club.
Mr. and Mm. O. P. Ooodman enter
tained seven giiea st aupper laat eve
ring at tha Happy Hollow club; W. W.
Mora bad two, Yale Holland, two: W. .'.
Hose, two; M. M. I.yon. mo; H. Mar
ey. two; fl. M. Purltea, two; W. It.
MoKarlane, four; C. I Dufrene. two;
Wllcow. two: C. F. Waller, four; Middle
ton, two; W. S. Mllroy, two; R. W. Heed,
two; N. O. Hamilton, two; Fl H. 1'iin
ham, eleren; Elllck, two; W. 8. KngV
man, two, and R. 8. Ituah, two.
Mra. C. F. Wailar. Mr. R. Clark, Mm
E. H. Dunham and Mrs.' George Cartar
will b bos lessee at luncheon "Tuesday,
at tha Happy Hollow elub.
Mr. Oeorge P. Johnson and Mr. Rae
muaaen will have rueets at dinner Tu ra
dar evening at the Happy Hollow club.
Wednesday Mra. W. O. Woodward will
give a luncheon nf alxtecn covers and on
Thursday Mrs. C. H. Marley will enter
tain thirty-four guests at luncheon.
CKi-C&n; OutLnj.
The Chi Cans; eoctety of lb Omaha
High school are spending; two week at
Lake OkeboJL Mra. O. W. Mendel and
Mm. Httafcer are ehaperonlng the party.
The gueats Include;
Ml
Misses
Clara I Mitt on.
Marion Xoota,
Rnea llendee.
Porohv I.yle,
Ruth Catlln,
Helen retwellr,
Uorothy Hltchan.
At Sermoor IJce Country Club.
Mr. and Mra W. B. Cheek ntrtaind
at dinner last evening, having for their
gueats: '
-Meeara. and Maedamea '
K. A. Roa, Charlea Scare.
MUse Mlaaea
Vyrl Cooper of Very NeJ of
Fort Nt lieon. La.; Uuthrle, Okl.
Harry Cheeit.
Another partr waa empod of:
Meaara. and Maadma cm
C. A. Mangrim.. Menrr Portr,
John Cummin. Henry Nygaard.
Mr. and Mra. Oeortr Prancl bad flva
giteeta to dinner, and Gail Currant, two.
Numerous small dinner parties will be
entertained tomorrow evening, when the
Kano quartet will give the entertainment
for the evening. ,
Wedding Cards,
Cards haws beea leaned announcing the
marriage ef Mlaa Minnie Mack, dauahtee
ef Mr. and Mrs. Charlea H. Uaok, and
Dr. frank Jeiueo ef Nawmaa Grove
Neb., which was celebrated Thursday
a vcuing, July M. Dr. and Mrs. Janaea
will be at home after Auguet X. at Hew
maji Orov.
At the Field ClabT
Sunday evening at tha Field dub tfeoee
ntertatnlng at up(er Included Mr. and
Mrs. W. H Mutts, who bad Sour gueela;
J. W. TUSson. two; a H. M a tile y. three;
H. B. Morrill, two; P. J. Wearna, twe
R. W. Morrison, two: O. 8. Goodi-teh,
four; N. M. Pltsatibboaa two; 3. A.
Fpesnter. two,; Ir. A neon, two; Paul
V.'aXcsr, throe; E. C. Kenry, four; L. J.
Millard, two; C B. Shackelford,' three)
M. IL Dunhaja, two. and J. M. Mlthen,
three.
A French t.b4e d'hote dinner wtQ be
swrved Wedneedar at the Field club.
Surprise Party.
The member of th Jolly Qea elub
gave a surprUe) party Thuredar aftar
nooa in honor of Mr. R. Klrrtibaum's
btrtiidy annlveraary. The roetna war
abloom wttb gardea flowere axtd tha
aftrrnoow was apent la games t)d tnuaic
1890
Twenty-flvo years ago wo opened
shop in tho camo location wo aro in
today. Wo want to thank our old
friend3 for their loyalty and all of
our now patrons for their support
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Prise war awarded to Mra a. Gavin,
Mra. E. Rad and Mia Gertrude Read.
Mra. John 1a Neldler waa tha hostess.
Th member preaent were:
Meadam.a.
I.. PreaW.
A. Wclea,
John I.. Nledereet,
B. Klrchbmim,
R. ffceiwsns,
K. Mugsrmaji,
II. Pollock,
Miss
Oertrude Read,
Vophla Klrohbatim.
11. C. Head,
H. Artier,
K. Eanbum,
I ftallman,
A. Harrta.
I. Mofikowlta. .
MlSSeS-
M ilan WeUa,
r'adle Welaa.
Pleaiurei Past.
The t.a Icoa club gave a plcnio supper
at Iik Manawa Friday evening for th
member and friend of the club. Th
evening waa apent in boating and dano
Ing. About twelve couple wer preaent.
Mia May ftaamuseen entertained Lee
.tnmle Whist club Saturday afternoon
at her home. Tha ptiaea war awarded
to Mlaa May Kaamuaern and Mla Sophie
Itauber.
A family plinii waa given Baturday at
Kontenell park by the following:
Mfri. and Mesrtame.
J. II. Tehblns, P. J. Tel.blna,
A. H. Tehbin and i;i1pr.:h.
remiiv,
Messrs.
Richard Ullprl. h
Alten Nest,
Mlaeea
Phylise Tebbln.
Meiars
J. II. Trbblna.
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Vlnto Tchhlna,
Penontl Mention.
MIm Merle Dxler la trending tha weak
In Uncolii.
-Mr. Effie Stern Klttlieon Is the gucat
of Mr. M. 1. Altken In Lincoln. '
Ml Kffle A. Copcnharva left Saturday
for a lll with friend n.t Amee, la.
The Mlesea Katherlna and May Hamlin
left Saturday evening for California and
the expoaltlona for a month atay.
Mlea Murgaret Anderson of Wahoo,
who lia been the gueat of Ulii Lillian
1 lck man for th last week, has returned
iiOtne.
Mlaa Mary Hal lee was a member of th
Lincoln Alpha Phi girls' camping party
held at Oakwood lodge, Crete. Neb., lal
week.
Ml Joan Sawyer, the well-known
dancer, spent the last week-end at tha
Fontanel). Bh will leave this evening
for Colorado Spring.
Dr. and Mra C. A. Hull are la New
York City. The doctor Is specialising at
the Columbia university college snd Mrs.
Hull I atudylng French and German at
the university.
Mia HUenor Diokman will leave Tues
day to spnd six week In California,
Portland and Seattle,. She will attend
tha Delta Delta Delta oonvention at
Aallomar, visit the two espoattlnns and
spend a few Weeks at Long Beach.
Mrs. F. V. PtU dedicated the organ at
the Cotno Congregational ohuroh la Min
neapolis Sunday. Mra Pitt was formerly
Ulsa Caret Merhoff of Omaha and was
married Monday of laat week. Mrs. Pitta
was esatated by Mrs. Furner, aourano;
Mtaa Helen Draper, eoprano; Mlaa Walter
Reich, baritone,- and Mr. Henry Way,
violinist.
To Investigate the
Proposed Increase
in Lumber Rates
Local lumbermen have had what they
term reliable Information tbat th rstt
reads have practically agreed upon an
advanced schedule en lumber rate. This
Is eaualng tome eonaternaUait in lumber
otroiee, but th lumbermen say when the
adranoe la announced It will be fought
by all the lumbermen la the country. It
la to come In tha form ef a reolaaaiftce
Uon of lumbar in euoh a war tbat only
th oheeper grade of rough Stuff would
be carried ea the ivreeent rate charged
for a large variety ef lumber, while many
grades new carried at this rate would be
taken out and ol a aid fled with the higher
grades under a hl-er tariff.
Of eourae thle matter will aome to th
in tare tat Commerce eoromtaalon for de
cision sooner or later. Inetdeatelly, wtieu
It do there la a peeasbUlty that the com
mission will make a general cleanup ef
the lumber rat eireeAloa. This Is as
sumed by aome ef the best Informed
among th lumber trafria men, because of
the feet that two noted case, the hard
wood lumber case and the rU"'W pine
rate oaae, are at preaent pending for re
hearing before the oemmlastea.
The yellow pine ease was Just reopened
by the ooinmiaaloa upon the second re
quest of the railroad, after all lumber
men thought tha caae had Veen finally
settled Maroh a, mi. The fax that K
waa reopened after the request ef the
roada for rehearing bad beea enoe denied,
snd the faot that tha hardwood oaae wu
IS'-& DODGE.
1915
ALL WHITE TOR MOURNmO-Society-ftt Southamp
ton, L. I., is acff over the novel "mourning" costume worn
by Mri . Ralph Thomas at the recent dog show, where Mrs.
Thomas appeared in a costume of solid white, with a white
hat and veil of white crepe and chiffon.
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reopened after It had been decided against
the lumbermen, eoupled with the Infor
mation that tha roads are about to de
clare a general new schedule oovarlng th
whole lumbar rat situation, leads lumber
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Of dainty alaa. ia 14-K roU blate, enclosed In Freach Ivory case, lined'
wk eeleet snd satin U Kjt1, Old Hose, Ore or OW Go44 Milady
rjceUot OUWtt U most attractive toilet ankle. It will be found
wfca. the toilet geed ta department storsa. also In rvweiry end drag
mam in. nreqof wesoaa
Shown by good dealers everywhere
T utl fartitulmrt Uut It.UJf DJlt Citlatt
sii tli Bit, urtlt si dirtft
GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR CO.
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traffic- men to believe theoommlsalon Is
preparing to take up the lumber situation
from reck bottom this time, and order a
general Investigation all ever the United
State.
Everywhere
'omen
s specialty shop, i n price Is so.
WHO WILL BE HIGH
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL?!
, Names Under Consideration in, That
i Connection by Sohool Board
Committee.
NOT AGREED AT LAST ACCOUNTS
Who for principal of the Central
Hlsh school? This question Is seri
ously disturbing members of the
School board, who have had a num
ber of names under consideration,)
but at lat accounts were not agreed
on any on of them.
Of the present hish school staff two
have been mentioned aa poeatbllltlea, the
prrwnt first aaaietant. principal, J. T. J
YVonlery. who waa a candidate for the
plnre once or tlce before, and Dr. It. J. .
Senter, for many year head of the de"-
partmrnt of chemistry. i
Anoihrr candidate i lormer City 8u- I
perlntonflent N. M.' Graham of South
Omahn, who has a contract for another
year'a aervl-e at IS., and who prev
ourly had charge of the South Omaha
High aoiiocl. Mr. Ore ham is reported as
having taid that If ther wer no place
where lila aervlce could b used, he
would look for snotber position, but th
talk Is that unless given tha high school
prlnctpalsliip. a new $3,000 job of assistant
aupcrvlaor of grade Instruction is to be
treated for him. .
Still another suggestion tUat has been
made to the school board committee I
that Mln McHngh, who retired on a
superannuation pension to year ago,
be reinstated as principal, at least, tem
porarily. And another suggestion is that
Dr. V. Fl. Jenkins, who P president, of
the L'nlvetilty of Omaha, as well as
member of the school board,' should be
Induced to take th headship ef the high
school. ,
Tlie only alternative for theae various
proposals la to go outside and secure some
eapeiienred eduoator who Is making good
In some other city. Just aa Louisville did
In taking Principal need away from
Omaha, and this la what several school
hoard members think they will have to
come to, with the prlrofpatlsh. of the
Central High as slso ef the Commercial
High.
Council Takes No
Action On theGas
Rate Reduction
Tli uil commissioner hate plaoad on
rile a communication from Preaident F.
T. Hamilton of the Omaha Oas com
pany, announcing a rate of II per
thousand for gas, beginning August t
Tha city legal department advised tha
commissioners no action la neeeeaary, as
thla reduction' does net pecuniarily effect '
the litigation now pending. f
.There la a feeling, however, that the
commissioner and their legal department
will not be dlapoaed to push the oaae
which Is now on Ita way to th supreme
court at Washington.
Th Original
HALTED MILEt
Vnlmmm yom My -HOmairs
yot may got m Smbmtliuto,
THE well-dressed
woman of today
does not subject her
self to the .embarrassment
of superfluous hair on the
underarm.
With tne votrue of
sleeveless evening gown -the
sheer blouse fabrics and tha
popularity of thedance-women
of nice feeling have, by means
of the Gillette, presented an
underarm as smooth as the face.
Milady
De?ollefe'
(yearaWej mrm tUvt
The continued use of the
Gillette as much a matter of
good grooming as good style
and the insistent demand of
women everywhere for a Gil
lette adapted to their own use,
has led to this new Model
Milady Decollete Gillette.
The experience of women
who have Used a Gillette for
years proves that it does not
roughen the skin or coarsen tho
hair in the slightest degree.
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Proposed Budget
for Greater Omaha
to Be 52,269,800
Th total of the proposed 11! Greater
Omeha budget for general purpose now
amounta to $2,.0, made up aa followa:
General fund, fl.SSn.WO;' sinking fund.
I400.0n0: bond sinking fund. 1150.000; South
FMe deficit, laat five months of this year,
im.Onn; special fir department fund pro
vided by the legislature, l'ir.,000: hydrant
rentals. 1142.900.
Th city couunil will consider this mat
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Special
Imported Wash Fabrics
Imported Cotton Novelties, voiles,
ratine, eronge, crepes, sheer and
medium aright, for outing suits,
dresses and blouses, in wblte and
all plain wanted shades, 36 and 40
inches wide. Worth to 60c per
yard, at, yard
15c
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Domestic Specials for Tuesday
36-in.. Dress snd Wrapper Percales,
mostly light and dark grounds, neat
stripes, dot and tigurea.
Z 5c
value up to 10c, yard
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Th Gsnuln 36-inch Bleached
Wamautta Muslins Full weight
and finish, none better made for
! sheets, slip and undergar- I
raenta, UHc values, yard... f TjC
Floor
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Extra quality heavy floor brooms. Four 1 Jj
rows stitching, special, at, each
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Wizard Oil Floor Mop
Mad with adjustable handle, worth (1.60, and one Quart of Wis-- )(
ard Floor Oil. worth $1, this combination, worth $2.60, for plea) J
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Hosiery and Underwear Priced Small
$1.00 Hose, 59c
White, black and a good many
fancy colors; all full fashioned,
double garter top; some are Uk
to tha top. v
' s- 39c Vests and"
Regular and extra slaee; fine
Good Shoe Values Basement,
Boys' Low Shoes, button and lace
Oxford In dull, patent and Russia
calf leathers, all good 'Wearing
shoes, worth up to S3.00, r
clearing price, at ylD
Children's Mary Jane, very beat
quality. In patent and dull leather.
There are a few black satin ones,
they are all hand turned An
sole, worth up to $1.75. at. . 7CC
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ter thin tnornina: and then 'will cer
tify over to the county lioarU.
The figures given do not Include tha
school levy, which will be be considered
by th Board of Kducation this evening.
BIDS FOR NEW CHURCH
COME WITHIN LIMITS
The contract taaa let eterday for th
construction of the new Ffrt Preshjrta
rlnn rthurrh. A number of bids were re
ceived Saturday and it waa announoed
that aome of them came within the reach
of th churuh.
Our women' and mlAsei' skirt a will be
on sale Tuesday at greatly reduoed prtoee.
Julius Or kin, 1M0 Douglas SL
Sa'
Purchase of
English Woven Strip and Breead-
ed Eponge, for house dress, chil
dren wear, pajamas, etc, m pins,
light blue, tan, gray and hello. This
Is an English woven fabric and ab
solutely faat colors, 27 inches wide,
26c value, at, yard'
10c
The Genuine. Clsremont Batiste
This riot' serviceable and desira
ble fabric always In demand for
children' and ladles' light weight
summer dresses, negligees, ft I
etc., 12HC value, yard.....OaC
The Genuine Wamautta Blnochad
Pillow Tublno 45 Inches wide.
Best known domestic fabric.
15c
22c value, Tuesday only, yd. .
Brooms
35c Hose 19c
Fibre silk, fancy boot patterns,
principally shoe shades; also allk
lisle In .black and. whites; none
worth lea than J 6c and up to 36c.
Union Suits, 25c ; 4
cotton and om are 11 si thread. .
Over 200 pair of Women Low
Shoes In all the wearing style,
button and lace Oxfords, two strap
and colonial pnmpa, in black and
tan leather, worth tip to in
1300, at tlC
Misses' and Children's Bsmdal. elk
skin soles, sixes up to . S, rA
worth up to $1.00. at )UC
That yimh for purit, richnnta
end wlirJrTiss prosnpts tnan a
youngster to regret Ki Kast pur
chase of some other gooj tha is
Kv and hard ef digestion. TeA
jour bey and girls th value of de
ciding fcrst what is beat for thea,'
Than, Impress upon them th ins.
portano of asking for th Cream
that is UklousI smooth and pals.
U. by Mom not onl in tho
weltsting days of mad -Summer bug
th year through.
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