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TllK HKK: OMAHA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1015.
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Bj MELLIPICIA. Friday, August 13, 1915.
TUB inevitable question, "Are suffragist good housewives?" hai
ben solved today, and the answer la that they are.
JL Demonstration of tha
horn Of Mrs. P. 8. King,
gave a plcnio.
Their hosteea, Mrs. King, rose
fectly esthetic cowa, made the butter
wiches with her rery own hands and
surprise of her guests.
Could anything be more domesticated than this? After such demon
attrition of wifely and homey devotion
good housekeepers belongs to the dead
Mrs. King Is treasurer of the
president of the local Federation of
club work.
Western Travelers.
Mr. John I Wbnlr will leave Sat
urday for a trip through California.
Mrs. II. J. klrArthur and daughter,
Naomi, lv today, in their car, for Uel
!, Wjro.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. 3. McCarthy are now
at the Alexandria In Vow Angflea. They
will leave (or Ban Diego August U.
Mr, o. 3. Bird and Mlaa Mary Bird
left this week for I.unk, Wyo., where
they will remain until September 1.
Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Whltehouse, who
r making an extended tour of the weat
and northwest, ar now In Kin Francisco,
day to niwt Mr, and William, who
hv been there sine July 1. They will
visit the ennltlnna before returning
about Heptember 1.
The Mlasea May and Eva Mahoney,
who hav been sojourning- In Portland
and Seattle, are now in Ban Pranolaco
Visiting th espoattlon.
Mr. WUllam El Tauha, who weot to tha
exposition with tha Rotary club delega
tkn. la atill ploture-postlng his frelnds
from Ban Francisco with tiding of an
enjoyable visit and meeting many familial
faces.
Miss June and Visa I-urile Drown, who
have been touring tha western coast ilnoo
July I, ara now In camp at Twin Ia.es,
J da ha, where, they will remain until Sep
tember. Tit aiurei Fatt.
Mrs. E. A. Chamberlain entertained at
bridge and luncheon yesterday morning
In honor of Mrs. U Waason of St louls,
who la tha guest of Mr. W. Uncotn
Onrne. Eight guests were entertained.
Miss Olady Ooodman entertained a
few friend Informally yesterday after
noon In honor of Miss Marian Huffman
of I)s Moines.
Miss Helen Chemey entertained tha FtW
ay Morning Bridge club thla morning.
Miss Margaret Farrel entertained the
Entre Noua club at a juvenile Party Fri
day evening of last week at her home In
South Bide. Tha evening waa spent at
rarda and dancing, after which suppe
waa served. Th prise were awarded to
Mlaaea Nell Conoran, Agne Ctsstdv and
Margaret Farrell. Miss Velm Good was
a guest of the club. Tha club will give
aa outing Sunday at Valley. Th mem
ber are:
Mlae
Y.ii Usaroud,
Anim Martin,
)'ear McOulre,
Ann MrOulrw,
Urle K.-lly.
Julia Hrnnnlhan,
Nell Corcoran,
Mis
AS nee Cassldy,
Muraaret 1-oye,
Vary Isnimbl,
Mario fM'hmldt,
little Martin,
Yelma omI,
Maranret Karrell.
At tlie Field Club.
Mr. W. J. Brandt entertained this aft
moon at th matlne dance at th Field
club. In honor of Mlsa lorothy Knapp of
Minneapolis Thosa present were ;
kiUeeo Misses
l.tliian Head, Margaret Holden,
)io Hunter, l.lalo Hihmldt.
KiUalelii 1'errlgo. lrveii llolilrn,
Julyn Stone, Alma, Thompaon,
Jilanrhe liiymn, llo.en sluli.
!iiwrin t amptall, Ixjroihv Cole,
Irslnia V lilte. Margery 1'avers,
ivilnh Wlllebrands, lHlly llurneU.
l'lnners will I given Saturday evening
at th Field club by il. H. Mann, who
will hav eight guests; XV. 11. Toy,
twelve; Hawthorne Daniels, two; Harley
Conant, four; W. Q. Nichols, six.
Among the Visitors.'
Mr. W. W. Wells of Valentine la visit
ing his son. Cheater Wells, and Mr.
Veils, this week.
Mlsa Helen Landt of La. Porte, Ind..
arrived yesterday to visit her cousins,
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Biefken.
Mrs. A. It. Bearia of White River, 8.
r., with her daughter. Helen and Mar
tan, arrival Tuesday to visit her par
ent. Mr. and Mr. T. P. Clarke.
Mr. and Mra M. P. Duffleld and fam
ily of Ottumwa, la., who ara motoring
bom from Colorado, ar visiting Mra. 8.
A. Duf field and Mr. Jean Duffleld.
Miss Corlnn Ripley of Topeks, Kan.,
ha arrived to be th guest of Mrs. l
a. Craighead for two or thro weeks.
Mia Ripley la a graduate of Washburn
college and an officer of th Beta soror
ity and will be an Instructor In F.ngllah
and sew In at tha Sliver Lake High
school nest winter.
Dancing Maitcr' Cotilloa.
The thlriy-aecond annual cotillon of
tha American National Association of
Master of Dancing will be given thi
evening at Hotel Claremont In Berkeley.
Cat Mr. W. E. Chamber of Omaha will
t present and will demonstrate M own
creation, th Jitney dog."
At the Country Club.
Mr. F. B. Hochstetler will entertain
atxteen guest at dinner Saturday even
ing at th Country club and J. K. Fils
grald five.
At Ilappy IIollow.
Mr. liajmon Hmrth will glv dinner
of fight cover Saturday evening tt
tue Happy Hollow club and Mr. J. Oood
ri' h will entertain six auesta.
Tha Mtaae Alice and Kathertn Wood
ward will entertain twenty-four guests
at luncheon Thursday of next week.
Ir.tertaini at Cards.
Mra C. E. Baldwin entertain th Vnited
Cunimmlxl Traveler toadies' auxiliary
at a 5-1 ih five party at her horn Wed
nesday afternoon. Those present were:
iloiltmft- ' Mfariames
A. II. ivuon, J V. Ilaj Ki moaJ,
I Jy. C y. ItatTuws.
J. V. t'arl-ton. II, O. bihwind
K. V.. J-i.mo., of Manl-y, rt.
'. . t i.i. O. H. iJriun.
u l.K.thelir.e S-hwliid of Tviirdo, O.
V.'ediiBtr Announcement
ll.e mnrie of Mla Myrtle Cass of
etuart, la., and Mr. Oacar K. Baker of
:riiud tcxik place at the ITesbyterlaa
!'firou!e on Tueoilay evening. The
)duu( pt-ople were atlriuiej t y the brtde't
ttutht-r. lr H. II. C&aa, und Ilia. Ca
It.'. Mr. Mc'lung of th I"ieili trrUa
Ci.K h tl'l. ialtd.
fact was mad thla afternoon at the
In Benson, when the local suffragists
earl this morning, milked two per
from said cows for the picinlo sand
later serred buttermilk for the
the statement that suffragists are not
grey past.
Douglas County Suffrage organisation,
Mothers' Clubs and active in woman's
At Carter Lake Club.
Flghty member of Vesta chapter, Order
of th Kaatern Star, were entertained at
luncheon at Carter Lake club Thursday.
Following luncheon, there waa a ken
slngton. Mrs. Penn Fodrea entertained th
Deborah Frank land cluvi at luncheon at
the club. Covers were placed for:
Mesdames Meadames
R. I. Potter, C. C. Howe,
C K. C orey.
I.. J. Oulnhy,
J. M. Iwe,
Penn Fodrea.
N. J. Baker.
Mrs. T. W. Blackburn had as her guests
st dinner Isat evening: '
Messrs. and Mesdsmes
T. F. Msrtin, l.loyd Meyer.
J. . (ood,
MIsikhi Mlssee
Hexel Foster of Jesn W'allsce, ,
Millard, Neb.:
Mr, Ueorge Torter. vUgk
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Whltehorn hsd as
their dinner guests:
Mis Blanche Whltlock,
Mr. E. R. Whltlock,
Mr. T. B. Whltlock.
Dr. and Mra. J. H. Wallace gave a
diner party at th club. Covers were
placed for:
Mesdsmes
T. C. Wallace.
Misses
Alice Wallace.
Meedames
K. Holovtchlner,
Mlsse
Torothv Wallace,
KHcw Holovtchlner, B"th Wallace,
Messrs.
Messrs.
Warren Wallace
Murrill Wallace.
Other entertaining at dinner ware
Lrfiuls Hlllar, who had six guest; C. L.
Dundy, six; Dr. Grant Williams, six; Mrs.
R. O. Clay, two: A. Baumelster, twelve;
S. Ooldstrom, six; W. J. Cattln, three:
E. H. Ward, eight; Mrs. W. W. Watts,
four: W. Harris, four; N. Mantel, six,
nd Mr. Burgees, three.
Miss fiamuel K. Hanford gave a swim
ming party thla afternoon In honor of
Mis Kdlttf Matthews, who haa been
spending tha summer at the Hanford
cottage at Carter Lk club.
At Seymour Lake Country Club.
Mra. 3. M. Tanner waa hostess at a
luncheon Thursday at theSeymour Lake
club, when hr guest were:
Memlnmee Mesdsmes-
fl. Young, f A. Melcher,
W. Adklns. , r. W. Rears.
O. 3. Ames. W. B. Haaeimlr.
Mlsa Mabel Melcher.
Another luncheon party was entertained
by Mrs. Kenneth Fhlllip. Mra Phillip'
guests war: (
Meedames Mesdsmes
Donald Troop, C. O. Douglas.
Huv Hmlth,
M lanes Misses
MeHvn Phllllns, Vlralnla Dmiglaa.
With Mr. K. E. Sunderland were:
Mlsa p. A. Pag of Minneapolis, Minn.
Meadnmes Mesdsmes
F. D. Field, F. J. Adam.
Mr. John Douglas' guest at luncheon
Thursday were:
Mlnaes Misses
Jeeel Hteere. Dorothy Hhlmsr.
Mildred Collins,
Mesdnme Meedame
O. J. A. Collins. II. N. Douglas.
1 IJ. IcuK!as,
Mlaa Msry Connor entertained Thursday
evening In honor of tha fclrthday anni
versary of It. U MeWllIlama, Tha guest
Included:
Vtlrsea Misses
Irma Book, MM Melcher,
Jean Ie. . ,Mc Williams,
Marv lnnor, K. if. Worlty.
Mown.- Messrs.
It. U McWUllams, Oeorge C leveland.
John Hhearman. James Boyle.
Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Voitruer.
Mrs. Clyde Baker entertained at lunch
eon yeaterday In honor of Mr. B.
Kusaell of Kansaa City.
Several hundred people attended tha
band concert given by tha Ancient Order
of United Workmen, No. 17, military band
last evening on the club lawn. On ac
count of thj club'a orchestra being a part
of thla band It wa given a hearty recep
tion. Change of Besidence,
Mr. and Mr. Ellet Drak are now set
tled in their horn at MOT Davenport
street Mr. Drak waa Ml Ruth Haller
and ah and Mr. Drake have lived In
Norfolk elnc their marriage over a year
ago.
Mr. and Mr. Chester Welt, formerly
living at Hf South Thirty-elxth street,
hav moved Into their new home at 6014
laard street.
To Honor, Bouse Guest
Dr. and Mr. Philip Shr entertained
at their home Thursday evening, com
plimentary to their nleoe, Mlsa Charlotts
her of Reading, Pa., who haa been visit
ing her thla Bummer. Mlas Sher leave
soon for th east.
0a the Calendar.
Miss Orae Allison will give a plcnio
at Rosemer Monday evening In honor
of her guest. Mis Ltlllam fluta of Pitta
burg. Personal Mention.
Mr. R. R. Evens and son. Dwlght, left
Saturday for Yellowstone park.
Mra. R, R. Evana and daughter Ruth
will leave for Kansaa City tomorrow.
Miss Kdiia Bennett, who haa been visit
ing In Dexlngton, Ky., la now In Chicago.
Ml Franco Johnson and Ml Uer
truda Mattson left last evening for Colo
lado. Mrs. II. C. Anson plana to leav for a
I trip on th western coast th last of this
month.
Mra. J. A. Bruce and sons. Philip and
Jack, will leav Monday to spend a week
In Hastings.
Mlas trace Allison and her guest, Mlas
JJUIau eiuls. wUl spend this week-end at
Rosemer Lodge.
Mrs, Stanley Bosewater returned from
Lansing, Mich., Wednesday, accompanlvd
by her mother, Mrs. McAlvsy
Mr. and Mra. B. B. Montgomery and
daughter Bernic left Tueaday fur two
week l'i Hut springs, B. D.
.Mr. and Mrs. I. ti. Leavttt will pnt
the week-end In (Mclolt. la., as the guest
of Hit-hop Iahford and Mrs. Bashfurd of
l'tkln. ( who ar visiting klrs. Uaslt-
ford's parents In (Meholt.
Mr. and Mrs. It. D. Miller aud sou will
MISS GRACE CAS
SETTE, the American
portrait artist, who "visited
in . Omaha and who has
been placed at the head of
the bandage department
in tho American Ambs
hnce hospital in Henillj.
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return to Ie Molne tomorrow, accom
panied by Miss Marlon Huffman.
Miss Elolse Hlllls motored to Red Oak,
la., Saturday with Mr. and Mra. Griffith
and Mis Blanoh Griffith. The latter
haa been a guest at tha HUH home re
cently. Mis Grace Hart of Atkinson was the
guest of her aunt, Mr. A. C, Croaaman,
and Mr. Croaaman last week, enroute to
California.
Dr. and Mrs. L A. Dermody, who
motored to Webster, Wis., with Mr. and
Mrs Fred Black for a throe weeks fish
ing trip, are expected home next Wednes
day. Mr. and Mr. O. W. T'pdlke and Mlsa
OS
Visrlasi Mm
To Buy Oxfords at These Prices
Just to make Saturday the biggest day of our seml-Au-nual
Clean-up Sale, we are going to cut tha price on high
grade oxfords and pumps so low you'd hardly believe it
until you have seen the goods and we fit every pair.
Extra Specials for Saturday
FOR MEN
A lot of $1.00 Oxfords, in all
leather and about OP
all eliea, Saturday.. v09
A lot of men's fine $4.60 tan
and Kunmetal A K
Oxfords, at PO i4u
Another lot ot tan Oxfords, with
cloth topa, regular djo 7C
15 values, Saturday J)Oe O
Men'a highest trade Oxfords,
worth to $ pair, AK
closing out, at .... ie4J
20 Per Gent Off
On all
Black
Sea Display
in Show
Window.
SBSSBSSaBBB
U U.M U
(T ETTE TXT
lTjf CUT PRICE , I l
DRUGSTORE4
SinnLoIkzo Saillo
Thero was very little fire, but a great amount of
smoke at the ICth-nnd Howard btreet explosion a fevr
days ago.
AVo huve put on bale all slightly smoked Drug Store
Things at less than cost. Here are n few of our items
on sale:
Papeteries ..lie, 13c, 14c
"Worth up to 85c.
Bath Brushes 21c
Worth four times aa much.
Hair Brushes 33o
Worth up to $1.25.
25c and 35c Tooth Brushes
for 9c
25c Peroxide .9o
$2.50 Traveling Ctes, 80c
$1.25 Fountain Syringe
for 1 79o
We will have a Pond'n
Demonstration all day.
Saturday in Sample day, when we will give away
thousands of samples, including Johnson's Chocolates.
There's no Gotten away from the fact that Getten's
double whipped before freezing ice cream is Getteil
more popular overy day.
"Gelten" It at Getten's Savei You Money
ICih tad Howard Stt. FREE
1 licy t'pdlke of Omaha, are at Watch
I lllll House, Watch Hill, R. I., where
I they plin to spend the remainder of tho
, summer.
Mies Ines Mangan of South Omaha, ac
companied by Miss Alio Holbronk of
Omaha, hav returned from an extendel
trip to the coast. Enroute home they vn
Ited in Denver and, Salt F-ake City.
Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Ochiltree, sccom
j snled by Mr. and Mra Walter Thomas
of Loa Angeles, are spending several
days In Minneapolis and St Paul, Minn.
Mr. and Mrs. Ochiltree spent their
.honeymoon In Minneapolis twenty-three
years sgo.
Dr. and Mr. F. W. Slabaugh and
daughter will leave for California Sep
tember 1, to spend six month. They
will visit both exposition and spend
some time In Ios An (teles, flanta Ana
and other points. While west Dr. Sla
baugh will buy a new car and take some
of the famous tours of the Interior, In
cluding the Yosemite valley trip.
In and Out of the Be Hire.
Mr. W. H. Tudor left for Chicago Sun
day. Mrs. F. A. Cuscaden Is visiting at Lake
OkoboJl.
Mr. Jean Duffleld leaves next week for
Chicago, to spend ten dsys.
Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Baker and sons
leave today for Kansas City.
Mrs. II. C. 1'eters and Miss Katherln
Peters returned from Chicago Tuesday.
Mr. and Mra. J. A. Bruce returned last
week from a trip to the western coast.
Judge and Mr. W. A. Redlck left yes
terday for Chicago, from where they will
take the lake trip.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Ritchie and daugh
ter have gone to Duluth. From there
they will take the lake trip.
Mr and Mis. Henry F. Lemmon and
family have gone to Harbor Springs,
Wis., for several weeks' stay.
Mr. and Mrs. William Eck and daugh
ters, Lenore and Helen Claire,, leave to
day for Grand Island, to spend two weeks
Dr. and Mr. P. C. MoHarty left Tues
day evening for northern New York
State, where they will spend the re
mainder of the summer.
Mr. II. H. Holcomb la home from a
vacation of two week spent at Harbor
Spring and Roaring Brook, Mich. Mr.
Holcomb, who wa with him, accom
panied him aa far as Chicago, and will
be home next weak.
MERCHANTS TAXI CO.
Tonring and Closed Care.
$3.00 per hour. Song. 4500.
Staad at Merchant Hotel.
FOR WOMEN
Kalance of several lines of Ox
fords and straps, in kid and pat
ent, worth .to ft jyi AZt
pair, Saturday .... J 1 iO
Halance of ten broken lines ot
pumps and ' button Oxfords,
worth to $4.60, d r jr;
at CpZ.DO
One lot of ladles' $4.50 patent
Oxfords, Saturday,
1, Saturday, 2 85
at
One lot ot our finest $5 Pumps,
in patent, dull or 7C
white, calf tops, at. . 43 O
Boys' and Youths Tan and
Scout Shoes and Oxfords.
Dougla
$150 Hot Water Bottles
for 89c
$1.50 Bath Sprays ...SDc
1 Box Juvenile Soap. .20c
25o Sanitol Shaving Stick
for , 14o
50c Java Bice Powder. 29o
50c Getten's Bitter Toni5
for 39c
flood for all 6tomach
troubles.
Extract
and Cold Cream
DELIVERY Phone Douf. 845
ToiW 16th and
Plan Big Doings
for Market Week
. Festivities Here
From Mnnawa to Ak-3,tr-tVn den, from
style show to tango and fox trot this In
brief Is the program of entertainment for
the merchant of Omaha' trade territory
who will be In Omaha by thousand the
week beginning August JO for the big
LAST
It has been a wonderfully successful sale, attended by a greater number
of people than any similar sale wo have ever conducted. Greatest price
reductions we have ever made. We have made
STILL GREATER REDUCTIONS
on certain lines of goods that have been singled out for clearance.
" Many sample pieces cut 50. By far the deepest cut in price on de
sirable Furniture that ycu have known of in years.
GREATEST
GRASS DED
OFFER EVER
MADE
Bed Spring and
Mattress Complete,
$
You Never Saw tho
Like in All Your Life.
C YOITRTKRMRAHAU
jjj UK Ol lt TEKMS
All .
Pieces
Made of
Solid
ti Oak
U
I
leather Seat Rockers
Mad of genuine aolld oak,
wlih aenuin leather sats,
fumed or .arly Enerllsh,
liiarK iratner
or brown Snan
Ish; a tit val
ue; thi sale.
S4.75
HAIR BAL8AKI
i
A toll iiiwiWIw f mK
H.Lfa M MMMW. mrmm.
Wmm ftalahj CW aa4
BiTkOnrr VmAmi Hair J
KDICATIOXAL.
What About Your Future?
wit mo Baroaoa m
AN HONOHABLH AND U('HT1V PROrE8
flN AND ON IB OP HKU'K'VI.NKHH?
Aa KnpttoMl osortuDltv im vrfvrvd rapcUbl
Snd arnmt Bi.n . n 4 w oni.a who pommm tb am
btlloa to l4 Htm at uarrul matt sroriubl.
Utaai hav to offer iniwm afftrmatlvtlv lha
two vital quaatlona aahod by hlh-Biln1M aoraoua
la aookln a lira occuiiatloa: Klrat. "Will It brno
f tt BMDklDdr' aaS aocoaa. "Will It baa(lt anf
Talrdlr. tha,ra to tha aaoottoa of avallahli y or
Srcaolbllltv. It la llttla aatlafaetloa, Indooa. to
ara o4 Soalrabla protaoalooa which roqulra jraara
of atuay oa4 an aullav of moaor whkk Is ostlioly
bayoa on. I oowar to eomniaao.
Tba profraaloa wo offer you. oa tho eoatrary,
whlla boln rullr aa ororitablo aa thaoo otbara.
and far mora prompt la yioidiog eaah raaulta, la
ono that air ba arqulraa la a flaw moath.' ap.
ptu-atitia. aad at a anooar euot ao low aa to aria
it wlthla reach of all.
Th Fanna.lvaala Orttvopoadlo Inat'tate oa4
ftrhooi of Macftaaa-Taarap, IntrporatcoL roaa4c
11DS-1711 Oroaa Bl Phlladalphls. Paaa.
rTiiHU ll!UiVi!)!!i
ijJ ikW aVl. tfCf KJ
",".'V..'",l.nKV"'?
"irvi fun is
D $4.75
Merchants' Market Week festivities.
Right off the hat Monday evening, Au
gust 30 the men of the vWtlnir mer
chants are to be hustled to Ak-Sar-B-.-n
den and there treated to the best that
the den offers to anyone.
On Tuesday afternoon and evening tho
visitors are to be taken to Lake Mana-va.
A buffet supper la to be served and In
teresting athletic events are to be etad.
Wednesday night, Bertember L is to be
the big style ahow. Hitherto these atyle
ahow have been held at the Commercial
club In the big dining room. They hare
CALL TO SAV E 50 DURING THIS
aH Hmnll
When you think of Furniture think of Kit
bel. Quality and Service the Highest Prices
the Iioweet. lifclTS GET ACQUAINTED.
NINE-PIECE
DINING ROOM
SET, COMPLETE
CONTAINS SIX SOLID OAK AND
GENUINE LEATHER CHAIRS
m ji
SEE this Leautiful set on display in our
window. If yon wore to buy this set
in single pieces it would amount to $82.75.
Also complete Bedroom Suites at a big
saving.
EASIEST TERMS IN OMAHA
1 SIM 51 5 HOWARD STREET
Be Comfortable in August
We have had a cool summer bo far, but it is always
hot in August. If you want to avoid the worst
month in the year, and if one of the offices we
now have vacant meets your needs, you will find '
it the coolest place in town in which to work.
THE BEE BUILDING
Waa built for comfort. Although tba offlcea offered
ara ery few Indeed, there are none better in the build
in k. If we hare not what you want, let ui place you oa
our waiting lUt. The rooma vacant at present are:
Room 222 Choice office eulte.'north light. Tery desirable or
doctor or dentists; waiting room and private
office; 630 square feet 845.00
noon, ofj! Wice cool orflce with vault, near elevator and
staxlra; electric light free, 210 er.uare feet 918.00
J" G40 Water; partitioned into private office and
waning room;
180 square feet
APTLY TO BUILDING SUPERrVTENI)ET, ROOM 108
AMtlEHE.Ml.
Base Ball
OMAHA vs. WICHITA
ItOUtKK PA UK.
August 14, 14, 15, 15.
wo ramoa BatarOar, Aomst 14.
A'irwt oalloa at p. sa.
Tw ram auaday, Aag-u IS.
rust eallod it I t. m.
L AKE MAN AW A
Bat Mar. Bo,tlar. Daaota
aad Otaar Altracuvu.
Tr Baowlar nC-waa. Till
Evajuafi '-moiormati oa," "TLa
FaaJLT." "Ja It id a." "OotUja
Auqualatod" (OhailaiB). ,
grown too large for that, however. n
ti.H yesr tho stylo h"' ! o !.'
at the Auditorium. Admission win oe u
ticket. A dance will follow.
Thursday night there Is to be a dlnnel
ami dance at the Field club.
KESSER PAYS $50,000 .
FCR THE IVY APARTMENTS
C O Kelser has purchased the Ivy
apartments at the corner of Sherman and
Sherwood avenues for r," of John
Batenhorst.
TUE DED
Thi la a handsome braaa
bed. with full two-Inch pota,
large and masstre, mad In
atin finish, with sruaranteed
lacquer that will not Larntah.
THE SPRING
la one that la recommended
for strength and durability
as well as for comfort. It la
fitted with sag-proof antral
spring- supports.
TUE MATTRESS
Is a special "A" -rade, with
good, strong- tick and well
made. The cotton ued la of
first quality.
THE PRICE
The price of this ontflt la
nmaslnKly low. The bed alone
, is worth more insji w. y
I asking for the entire outfit.
GET ItU BEL'S PIUCB ft
BEFORE 'OU BUY ft
Other Big
Dining noon;
Sels on Spe
cial Sale at
S75,$90&5125
Go-Cart Special
Splendid collacsible
H-inch rubber tires,
strong, yet Ut and
H.
hood,
easy
to manage.
Special
S3.95
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