THK OMAHA SIXDAV IJI'.K: Al'M'ST 1. 1I1.".
SOCIETY GOES TO THE RACES
ilvxj Are Preparing to Take in the
Booster Dsy Game at Rourke
Park Friday.
OTJTDOOH CLUBS CLAIM ALL
. (Continued from rg Two)
TTenry and Eldred .and part of ihe time
your.; guest In h house. Dinner. 1
dancing end ptnlr rapper have bean
the order and today will find a house
party gathered there, mart" np tersely ,
of Omaha girls and boys, ho will remain
ever Sunday. Mlaa Esther Wllheim, Mis
Allaire Paugherty. Mlaa Ellaabeth and
Mlaa Em a Reed, rvnman Koiintae, i
C"hariee and Iewt Burses and Judtnn
Bqutrea ar of the party and Mini :
Oeraldtne Haas of Council Bluff Uh
Klaa Clara Hart and her brother will .
oornplete tha twelve.
At Seymour Lake Country Club.
A large dancing party tn given Frl
dar evening In honor of Mlaa Martha Ar
lain of Chicago, and tha Mlaeea Paulina
tKureh and Ceeeiis Unrmi of Dee
Molna Tha guest included:
Mlaees Mlesea
riormoi "name. Jennie Blu.nenthal,
d Rayner. Ruth Ornee.
"Bese Monsky, Jrsnnette Fhamea.
SPEJfDIKG THE SUMMER AT AT
LANTIC CITY.
HOUSE GUEST OF MISS MILDRED
RHOADES.
Martha Arkln
Miriam Davis,
Oeella Ixarona,
J41tlan Levy.
Minnie Arkln.
Messrs
Thllllp Romonek.
M Bltimenthal,
Piullne Kurah.
Fann'e Roeenbltim,
ylvla Kulekofsky,
Tolly Adlar.
Messrs.
Nathan Woltenhurg,
joapn Kraane,
I iMt 1 1111
j pl
a 1 'it I 1111 1 1 i
Charles H. Thames, Thllllp Monaky.
Ioula f4in, o. Marcua.
,aneet Mayere, Jiillne Arkln.
Rauhan Vann. Nathan Kadnar,
Abraham Katleman Jack Frya,
Joseph VVoltenhurg.
Mra. Prank Kobert waa hoataaa at a
twrakfaat Friday morning, honoring Mlai
iMarIa Coo par of Ft. Madlaon. Ia.. iruaat
of Mra. E. A. Hoee. Cerara ware laid for:
Mlaaea Mlaaaa
54arla C'oopar of Mary Kaa of
Ft. Madlaon. Ia.; Tulaa, Okl.:
Gratohaji Purdlck oMIalan Pattaraon.
Harman. Nab.;
Maadamaa Meadamaa
Oaoraa 8wlnlay, .la mra Trlhla.
Frank Roberta. K. A. Roaa.
Dining togathar Friday avanlnf wera!
Meaars. and Masdamaa
. R. Orchard, W. F. Bavlngar,
W. B. Tar. C. H. Marlay.
Mlaa Oorham of Hampton, Nab.
rr. R. F.. Hchlndel.
Ralph Cox.
Mr. and Mra. Jamaa E. Badnar had
(hair gveata:
Mr. and Mra. If. B. Baroulat
Mr. and Mra. Harry Nixon.
Mlaa Prhmm.
J. L. Hanlng.
Mr. and Mra. C. M. Bklnnar gava a
Jlnnar party for!
Dr. and Mra. R. B. Armatrong of
PaplUlnn. Neb.:
William N. Hall,
U Packard.
Mr. and Mra. T. J. Donahue entertained
for Mr. John E. O'Harna of Chicago.
Cover were placed for:
Meaara and Meadame
Thomaa Redmond, T. J. Donahue.
T. J. Dwyer.
John E. O Herna or cwcao.
ECHOES HEARD AT
FALL OFTHE GAYEL
Union Meeting of South Omaha
Woodmen to Inspire More Activ
ity ii Great Success.
SPANISH WAR VETS TO MEET
to Omaha waa made Inet week In Chi
catro and waa that of Mlaa Flcrenoe Brig
ham and Eugene Edward Ford. Mlaa
Itrlgham la the daughter of Mr. and Mra
Fred Biigham, and Mr. Ford the aon of
Mr. and Mra. Charlaa E, Ford, who were
realdenta of Omaha up until a few year
ago.
Hard Time Stag1 Party.
An old-faahloned hard time a lag party
waa given at the home of Brynnan
Borennen, Forty-fifth and Pacific atrecta,
Friday even'ng.
The room a war appropriately dcoo
rated for the oocaaion and the gueata
were dreeaed In hard tlmee coatume.
The lunch wee auggeatlve of the party.
Thoeo preaent were:
Harman Jaoobacn, Ounnar Grant,
Ieater Houthwlc.k. Al Jonaen.
Andy reteraen,
Tom Hughea.
Arthur Jonaen,
Oeonre Parker,
Ray Cole,
Valtr Barker,
Ray Jenaen,
Joey Murphy,
Bryannan Borenacn.
Weddings to Come.
The wedding of Mire Fanny Rnaenatork,
daughter of Mra. II. Roeenatoek, and Mr.
Delvan T. Bexkar. of Mitchell, B. P., will
take place Tuesday evening, Auguat 10.
It will he a amall wedding with juat the
family aa gueela.
Surprise Party.
Mr. and Mra. V. O. Laraon were gueata
of honor at a eurprlae party given Friday
at the home of the late Mra. H. S. Cald
well, which haa been turned Into an
Inn kept by two old family aervanta.
are at
fe
Other dinner partlea were entertained j evening at their home In honor of their
tiy R. Ia Reynolda, who had four gueata; . twenty-fifth wedding annlveraary. Several
Mrs. D. Ia Ham, tlx gueata; J. B. Wat- beautiful glfta wera preaented to the
Idne. three; J. M. Tanner, ali J. It. ; honor gueata and toaata were given by
(Boyle, eight: Mlaa Helen Nygaard, eight. Mr. Ed holm and Mr. J. A. Bwanaon.
Mr. J. B. Jenaon will be hoat at a sou
fcreakfaat thla morning, when be will
have at i teen gueata.
Tbe Seymour Vaudevllltana will give a
program Tueaday evening, which will
contain many unique featurea. It will
Thoae preaent were:
Meaara. and Maadamea
J. A. Bwanaon,
E. Raiklund.
B. Blevara,
P. Borgeaon. .
E. Undberg.
J. Benaon.
be the beet thing eo far thla eeaaon. Many i a. Benaon,
tinner reeervatlon are being made for
the event.
i
Hews of the Prettiest Mile.
Mr. and Mra. E. U Cain will move Mon
day Into their new home on the Prettleat
Mile.
Dr. and Mr. W. H. Prune r leave the
flrat of the week for Denver and Ooreti,
Colo.
Mlaa Minnie Berg left Friday for Io
langelea and Catallna lalanda. where ahe
will apend three waeka.
Mr. and Mra. C U Thleaaen and Maetrr
Ieoaard leave Saturday for a three
weeks' vialt with Mrs. Thleaaen's pa rente
la Toronto, Can.
Mr. and Mra. B. C. Hynea and F. B.
(lohnaton leave Saturday for Lake Oko
bojl. where they hav taken a cottage for
two weeke.
Mrs. Vincent Haacall haa returned from
a month' atay la California. She attended
tha Alpha CM Omega convention at Long
Beach, where ahe waa elected province
praatdnnt of the weetern province of tha
orortty.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Smith returned the
flrat of the week from California, after
having pent two months at the a i posi
tion. They left almost Immediately for a
phort visit with Mr. Smith mother at
Steading, la.
Mr. Stanley Cain, who I vtaltlng with
Mr. and Mrs. E. U Cain, wilt leave
Ounday for hla homo In Morrte, Minn.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Bralley return ad
fTueaday from California, wbar they
vent to attend the Elks' convention.
Mr. and Mra R, W. Emerson, together
with Mr. EiMrtoo'i mother and Miss
STelea Sinclair, are at Emerson' lodge,
Oal Royals.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. WUbur have gone
to Tharmopolls, Wyo.. where Mr. Wilbur
is taking ths mineral bath.
Mlaa Qratchen wosoda and Mlaa Grao
Norfhrup entertained last week for Mis
!lady Taftlor, an Aaguet bride.
Mtas Lulu Norrla Jerome entertained st
a luncheon laat Monday for her siatera.
(Mrs. James Walah of Dallas, Tex., and
Mrs. John Winter of St. Joseph. Mo.
aar. ana an. rreo crsae nave re
turned In their ear, after a pending two
woeks In a fiahing camp at Black Canon,
'Colorado.
Mr. and Mra Frank L. Johasoa ra
(tnrned last week from a trip to Mis
souri.
Mra Walter A. Myer and daughter.
Orate hen. leave Saturday to spend the
rest of the summer In the Oaarka
Pleasures Past.
A eurprlae party was given to honor
of Mlaa Ida Smith at her home Friday.
Tnoae preaent were: '
Mlaaca- Mlaaea
HatUo Greenkerg. Bfiie tunlth.
Beaaie tireenberg. father Smith
F. Ekdal.
. Johnaon
Mra. Otto Llljenatolpe
E. Johnaon,
Autuat Andereon.
A.. Anderaon.
A. Tuveaon.
Nnrneaa,
Ijandatrom,
I. . Thoraon.
II. Swanaon.
Mia
Thoraon.
Tuveaon,
B'lma Laraon,
Olua Anderaon,
)lein Bwanaon,
Me'ara.
Edholm.
C. O. Torell,
Mlaaee
Ruth t'nr'aon,
Kansaa L'lty.
T. OIboii.
Florence Benaon,
Meaara.
?.lmer Hm-anaon.
J. Albert Swanaon.
Fortieth Weddinp: Annivmary.
Mr. and Mra. Marian F. Cook enter
tained Informally Saturday evening In
honor of their fortieth wedding- annlver
aary. They were married Saturday. July
II. 1ITS. at Counol! Bluffa The table dec
orations were old fashioned garden flow
ers. Covers were laid for twenty guests
Iva teieaal.
Roae Slt'sal. '
Mildred Hammer,
Mefara.
J. a I.aio oulh,
Harry Itrookaieln.
Bol Orhti.
Harry Green. . , ,
bo Neuman,
fanny Kiedlen.
farry Ivlaa.
b.-nhs Jaoobsea.
Meajtra.
Aaron I.ewl, ,
l'n lwla.
Ben Teipler, '
Jolit! r'haarta.
Joe ftoaenblumo.
Betrothal AnaouucesenU.
Mr M. lanacfeoa aaoouncea the en
gagement of her daughter, MUs Ruby
Icascson and Mr, Jark Flatter of Ixa
Augrlea, Cal. Tho atddlng utll be cele
brated in the epriag. - Tha betrothal an
nouncement l tha culmination of a child
hood romance. Mr. Flalier being a former
Omshaa. Mlaa laaacson ia vtaltiruf in
California at preaanL
Va out ot town engagement of Internet
I
I
Personal Mention.
Mr. and Mra. Colt Campbell aro In
Kansas City. . .
Mr. W. R. McKoen toe to Dennis,
Maaa., shortly.
Mrs. M. T. Patrick ha taken an apart
ment at the Colonial.
Miss Leola Harris will spend the week
tn Kansas City visiting friend.
Mr. and Mr. Thomaa B. Coleman and
Mr. and Mra Thomaa Cuaaok are at
Escalator Springs.
Mlase Doris Berry and Dora 'Wiose
re spending ths week-end at a house
party In Blair, the guests of Mlaa Edith
Mueller.
Mlas Carrie Summers who has been
at the Fontenelle for some weeka, leave
next week for California to spend two
months.
Mr. Joseph Barker tett Baturday for
Wyoming to Join hla family on the ranch
they have taken for ths aummer near
Ranc heater.
Dr. H. C. Bumney returned Monday
from tho Cleveland Oolf tournament,
stopping over In Chicago a day or two
on hla way home.
Mr. and Mrs. John- T. McCaffrey leava
this evening for an extended trip to the
coast. They plan to apend most of the
time In San Frandaoo.
A daughter waa born to Mr. and Mr.
Edmund V. Krug at Paaadena, Cel.,
Wednesday. Mrs. Krug was formerly
Mlaa Anna Coad of thla city.
Mias Cora BohwarU leaves Tuesday
for the Klopp ranch at Amartllo, Tex.
She will return September 1 and reopen
her atudlo In the Lo'rio building.
Mra Hackett and Mrs. Lswsll of
Eastoii. Pa., who were guests of Mr,
and Mrs. Daniel Baum tor a few day
en rout horns from California, left
Thursday.
Mra. Florence Baaler-Palmer is in New
York City thla summer studying voice
culturs with W. Freytag-Frey from Ber
lin, who has closed his Berlin studio until
after the war.
Mr. Howard Baldrtge and Robert Dally,
who has been a guest of the BaJdrigea
for several weeks, left Thursday for
California. Malcolm Baldrlge g.tea eaat
ahortly to a house party In Mslne.
Mra. I M. C'uhr., uccouipanlod by her
son, Mayer, will return thla evening from
a four mrr.the" trip to the Pacific oooM.
Mr. and Mra. Conn have taken Mra
Lowe'a apart n .cot st the Colonial for the
balance of tl aiin.i,.er.
Father William r. Rigge of Crelguton
unlveralty haa gone to b'an Francises)
to stlend the ac-ealona of ths American
Aaaoclatlon for the Advancement of
aicteuce and the American Astronomical
society, from August 29 to 17.
Mia France Weasels, with Har nieos
an nephew, ' Julia and Jamas CaldsreO.
ar spending the aummer In Tioga, P,
In and Out of the Bee Hive.
Mr. and Mr. Truman Buck
Boulder. Com.
Mr. Far nam Smith la aponding a
week In tha eaat.
Mis Mary Richardson ha returned
from New Tork City.
Mis Corrln Paulaon and Mlaa Loulss
Btors left Monday for California.
Mr. and Mra. Louis Nash left Saturday
to apend two or three week In New
Tork.
Mr. and Mr. Ed B. Williams leave
Monday for California to be gone until
October.
Mr. and Mr. Ram Calda-ell returned
Sunday from a trip through ths Tellow
atone park.
Mr. J. B. Haynes and Mrs. O. A.
Toung have returned from Clear Water
Lake, Minn.
Mr. Harry Doorly and children will
leave aome time thl week for a ranch
In Wyoming.
Mr. and Mr. A. L. Reed gave a dinner
of twelve cover last evening at the
Country club.
Mia Elliabeth Carr haa returned from
the east, where she visited her aunt,
Mr. Joseph Garneau.
Mr. H. R. Bo wen and ton have re
turned from Duluth, Minneapolis and
other northern point.
Mr. John C. French haa returned from
Brooklyn, N. T., where ahe vlalted her
daughter, Mr. Oliver Carpenter.
The Mums Samanlha and ittlon Davis
nd Mrs. Harriet MacMurphy left Thurs
day evening for Waukesha, XTia.
Mlaa Irene MoKnlghl leavea today for
Los Angeles, where ahe will be the guest
of Mra R. A. Warren for two montha '
Dr. and Mrs. Rudolph Rlx and children
leave today for a western trip, expecting
to return ths latter part of this month.
Mra. Frederick W. Clarke and her
daughter. Mis Katharine Davenport, are
expected horn Monday from the eaat.
Mr. and Mra Frank Keogh are ex
pected home tomorrow or early In the
week from Atlantic City and the cast.
Mr. Jack Barber returned laat week
from Denver and Cheyenne, where he
wltnsaed the Frontier Day celebration.
Mra W. H. Herd man and Mr. Wilson
leave Monday, for Okobojl, wtiere they
will spend the remainder of the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Brown and daughter,
Marlon, have returned from a four
week', trip to Chicago and the Great
lakes.
Mr. and Mr. Fred W. Thomas. Mr.
O. W. Llnlnger and Mr. Frank U Haller
ar expected horn Monday from a Cali
fornlan trip of aeveral week.
Mra John A. Domptrter returned Friday
from Concordia, Kan-, where she was the
guest of har son. Dr. Edwin M. Robert
son, and Mrs. Robertson, for three weeks.
Mis Mildred Todd returned Thursday
from two weeks at Madison Lake, Minn.,
with Mias Margaret Donelan of Platte
mouth. Mrs. Oliver W. Etdrlge, who
chaperoned the party, haa gone to Man
kato, where Mr. Eldrtge will Join her.
Mr. Harry K. Baaton returned Mon
day from an eastern trip which In
cluded Prince a Qreen laland, one of
the Thousand lalanda, where hi uncle,
Hiram Cook, haa a aummer ramp. Mr.
Eastoa returned by way of Niagara and
Buffalo.
Mra Alexander Pollock has returned
home after a six weeks' visit In New
York City, with her aon, Mr. Mark A.
Pollack, and family of Havana, Cuba,
who havo an apartment on Klveralde
Drive for the summer. Mr. Pollock
was accompanied from Chicago by her
little grand-daughter, Mias Dorothy
Klnatler, who will spend ths remainder
of the summer with her cousin, Katbryn
El gutter.
The union meeting of Bouth Omaha No.
211. Uthusnlan No. 444, Kosciusko No.
.f.1. Cedar Wood No. 19. Zlskob Dob No.
llii, Pomlxtowaki No. 42 was a great
auceeae. More than SO Woodmen enjoyed
the evening entertainment which con
flated of a minstrel ahow, followed by
Woodman oratory by famnua Woodmen.
It w a preliminary meeting held for tha
purprae of Inspiring more activity among
lha niernbera of the various camps, to
make claaa adoption meeting September 15
a greater succesa. Ziakub Dob No. 115
will hold a meeting today at Bohemian
hall. Tmenty-flrat and V atreeta. South
Omaha.
Koaciuezko camp No. 152 will meet for
Initiation today at Juatek hall. Twenty
seventh and L streets. A large class will
be instructed In Woodcraft and the meet
ing will be enlivened with good muslo.
Alpha camp No. 1 held its annual picnto
last Kunday at Fontenelle park. It was
a success and greatly enjoyed by mem
here of thla proaperoua camp.
The drill teama of the various camp
of thl city are attending the competitive
drill encampment now being held at Lake
Okobo.il.
Woodmen Circle Alpha Orove No. S
will give a banket picnic next Saturday
afternoon In Fontenelle park. The next
session of the grove 1 August 1L
Independent Order of Odd Fellows,
Hesperian encampment No, 9 will havo
work In the Royal Ptirpl degrees next
Thtirhday evening. Orand Patrlaroh J.
A. Da via of Lincoln will be present and
a crowd of patriarchs from Blair are ex
pected to be in attendance.
The Odd Fellows of Lincoln gava a well
attended picnic laat Thuaday afternoon
at Electric park. Past Orand Master,
Oeonre W. Norrla delivered an address
on "Fraternity."
Beacon lodge No. JO will have five can
dldatea for the Initiatory degree next
Tueaday evening.
Tho first degree team wfll oxempllfy
the first degree work before tho Omaha
aesalon of tha grand lodge next October.
The Odd Fellowa' "Booster" meeting,
held In Council Bluffs last evening, waa
attended by a number of the Omaha
brothren. Tho meeting was open to tho
public and the principal speakers wera
Grand Maater Randall, Orand Patriarch
Campbell, Iowa Rebekah President Mr.
Stevenson snd Grand Representative
Stymeat Stevenson. The purpose of tha
meeting waa to arouse Interest In Odd
Fellowship and Its Principle
II. J. F. Spare, a resident ot Council
Bluffa for fbrty-flve years, died Friday
morning. Mr. Spare waa the oldest Odd
Fellow In Council Bluffs and waa a past
chief patriarch. Tho funeral will bo held
this afternoon at o'clock.
Knlahts of Prtbiavs.
The flrat annual picnto of Nebraska
Knight ot Pythias la to be hold at
Ashland on Thursday, August 13, under
ths control of the grand lodge ot tha
state. Ooorga W. Meredith, grand chan
cellor of the state, is chairman of the)
committee In charge and Will H. Lovo,
keeper record and aeal. Is tho secre
tary. An eloquent past supreme chan
cellor of the order will make aa address
during the afternoon, a base ball game
between the two teams of Pythian will
be played, and many other attraction
are Hated. Plenty ot hade, watar and
music are promised. All Pythian and
their families are Invited to attend.
On Monday evening Nebraska lodge
No. 1 will meet to make arrangements
for attending thla ptcnio. A apodal train
1 to be provided for the Omaha mem
bers. In addition to this work, a "water
melon cutting" will be staged on Monday
nlRht at No. f rastle hall, and some
Other interesting- stunt will be provided.
H not berhoori nt American Yenmea.
The Brotherhood of American Yeomen
will hold a baaknt ph-nlo at Fontenelle
part Sunday, Aurust 8. All Teomen and
their friend are invited. Last Wednes
day evening a box sociay was held. A
wrestling match befween Ttrothere Heath
and Henley was the) feature of the even
ing. First fall waa won by Heath in 47
minute. Second fail waa won by Hen
ley In minute. The match waa called
a draw.
Tribe of Be Har.
Mecoa Court No. IS, Tribe of Ben Hur,
will give an open meeting for the mem
bers and their friends Thursday evening,
August 5, at their hall. Nineteenth and
Farman street.
"aatsb. War Veterans.
Regular meeting of General II. W.
Lawton Auxiliary to the United Spanish
War veterana will be held at Memorial
hall Wednesday, August 4. All member
are urged to come.
Clan nrdoa.
The Ladles Auxiliary to Clan Gordon
No. 63 will hold their regular meeting at
the home of Mrs. MoDougall, S72S Burt
street, next Wednesday afternoon, August
4, t t o'clock.
Open Meetlas.
Banner lodge No. 11 Fraternal Aid
Vnlon, Modem Woodmen of America hall.
Fifteenth and Douglas street. Thursday
evening, August I. For member and
their friend a Dancing, cards and a gen
eral good time. Refreshment. Every
thing free,.
Kalarhte and Ladtes of SeeaHtr.
Loyal council. No. S34. held a short
bustnes session laat Thursday evening
and then danced the balance of the eve
ning. The transfer of Prealdent Tmn
and aeveral other was announced. The
council at It previous meeting gavo ex
pression to Its regret at the loss of the
"Neat or" of the society.
Immanuel Lutheran
Church Issues Call
for Red Wing Pastor
The Immanuel Lutheran church of
Omaha, after a special meeting held
Thureday evening, haa laaued a call to
Rev. E. O. Chtnlund of Red Wing, Minn.,
to take the pulpit of the Immanuel Lu
theran church here. Rev. Mr. Chlnlund
has been pastor of the Lutheran church
at Red Wing for eight years and previ
ously waa In Lincoln. Hs I a graduate
of Augustan college of Rock Island, HI.,
and graduate ot the Theological sem
inary In that city. The Omaha church
hopes that Rot. Mr. Chlnlund sees fit to
aooept tha call.
A "For Bale" ad will
furniture Into
tarsi second-hand
Dft.Bgfa F Bails A
.Sanatorium
Thlg Inatltution la the only one
In the central wet with separate
buildings situated In their own
ample grounds, yet entirely dis
tinct, and rendering It possible to
classify cases. The one buldlng
being fitted for and devoted to the
treatment of non-contagious and
non-mental diseases, no others be
ing admitted; the other Rest Cot
tage being designed for and de
voted to the exclusive treatment
of select mental cases requiring
for a time watchful care and spe
cial nursing.
EDUCATIONAL..
BARN ByhafserwTawwtrMW
Hum wtrrw. rsrfUtawrttjeai ! ai.
MORS n .unrliMi ef eritte laanm. santag
MflTM am ml aiiiiai " ' rr1 Likaral iwi
Let
TOIL.
HIQHLAND park college
Oserge P. MegM, A. 6. O., Preettee
rtsfii l"i rtMlfnniseniiPtyi
Mini wnn motawi ""yj
Big Birthday Party
Given for C. C, Cope
A huge birthday cake, aurmounted by
seventy candles, one for each year of his
age. greeted C. C. Cope, retiring station
maater of the Vnlon station, when he
arrived at his home, SU Hickory street,
Friday evening. Ills eleven children and
nearly thirty grandchildren were there
to meet htm when hs arrived and there
waa a big party worthy ot the big occe
alon. Hla aon. W. A. Cope, of Denver and two
daugntcra. Mra O. V. Fox or Wahoo and
Mra. a R. Cook of Red Oak, la., with
their famlllea, were among ihoe preaent
from outalde the city.
Preparation for the event had been
made with the greatest secrecy, but
"Charley" auepected something when be
received orders to call it a day" at
o'clock In tbe ' evening instead of the
uaual hour, which ia midnight.
Mualc and congraiulationa ' were the
order of ths evening and Mr. Cope re
ceived numerous present.
Sale of Steamer
Trunks
These are some ot that moat
wonderful values e have erer
offered. Made of fine baaawood
box, covered with hvy, oil
painted duck, bound with vulcan
ised fibre, hardwood slat, and
heavy leather straps; good brass
ed hardware and look, neatly lined
and fitted with covered tray.
Note these prices and com sew
the trunks; you couldn't do better
elsewhere:
30-inch itf- f"A
Trunks PJeOW
32-inch AA
Trunk ?D.UU
34-inch CA
Trunks pO.DU
Freling & Steinle
"Omaha'a Best BaRatje BnldW'
1803 Farnam St.
The W. F. Shelton
Company
announce the removal of
their offices to
Suite 1058-59-60
Omaha National Bank Bldg.
ranua, Banehas. Wholesale Tracts,
Irrigated Iaaaa.
Union Vaoifio atallroad Ianda.
OMAHA AND BLUFFS T. P. A.
TO PICNICON AUGUST U
Omaha post A. Traveler' Protective
aaaoclatlon. wffl hold Ita annual picnic at
Elmwood park Auguat It. The Council
Bluff post ha bee Invited and It to
planna to make the affair gala twin
city event
1
Perfection
f A a tulaa sly aarast4
f 1 Safar than soUoa or druse
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About
Anti-Ski
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How They Differ. We Spend $1,000,000 This Year to
Make Goodyear All -Weather Treads Double Thick
Some anti-sldds are simply regular
treads made rough. The Goodyear
All-Weather is aft extra tread vul
canized on to the regular. It will
cost us this year about $1,000,000
to give this double thickness en our
output o All -Weathers.
This means more than extra wear.
It means deep grips which remain
efficient after thousands of miles of
service.
Serious Defects
Some end-skids have shallow, short-liver
projections. Some have roundetl edges
which fail to grip." Some center the strains
at small points in the fabric Some cause
much vibration.
The Goodyear All-Weather has sharp
edged grips. It is flat
and regular, so it runs
like, a plain tread. It
distributes the strains.
Any man who meas
ures and compares anti
skids is bound to choose
Goodyear All-Weathers.
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Every detail of Goodyear Fortified Tires
show ssdantages like this. The extras we
give yon otrtside of the tread will cost us this
year $1635000. This year's improvements
cwlro4yafWltione cost u a $500,000. All
that for features exchtahre to Goodyears, or
which few others usei
Yet this years price reduction will save
our users about $5,000,000. And that was
our third reduction in two years, totaling 45
per -coot.
Impossible Claims
Tires which lack these extras claim toequal
Goodyear. That is, of course, ridiculous.
Tires wkh small output claim to match
Goodyear values. That is impossible.
Accept the users' verdict Goodyears lead
in sales and prestige after millions have been
tested. They have held top place for years.
And our increase this year in new users is
breaking every Good
year record.
Your friends or we
will sometime win you
to Goodyear tires. You
can't always resist these
advantages. They mean
too much to you. Any
dealer will supply you.
no wires.
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Goodyear Service Stations-Tires in Stock
Auto Accessory Co.,
G. W. Barber Hdw. Co.,
Harrington Bros. Garage,
King Hdw. Co.,
Lininger Auto Co
P. Melchior's Mach. W'rks, Omaha, Neb.
Nat'l Auto Training Ass'n, Omaha, Neb.
Holmes-Adkins Co,
Omaha, Neb.
Omaha, Neb.
Omaha, Neb.
Omaha, Neb.
Omaha, Neb.
Omaha Tire Repair
Paxton Garage,
Traynor Auto Co.,
John Petersen,
Peters Bros
Von Dohren Bros.,
Thos. Boyer & Son,
South Omaha, Neb.
Co. Omaha, Neb.
Omaha, Neb.
Omaha, Neb.
Bennington, Neb.
Millard, Neb.
Millard, Neb.
Papillion, Neb.
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Nine Years of Tire Experience in Omaha
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HENRY NYGAARD, Prop.
2201 Farnam St. Open Evenings
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