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By KELLiriCIA. Wednesday, October 20, 1915.
1:3 KI I! AN OH PAINTER, leading soprano of lha Cbsrloltewbarg
Ojwra Lou la Berlin, eauslly fnracd In Vienna, Pen and Lon
dm. U an Omaha girl, and once considered lha mot popular
ctrl here (n the yon a re r eet. The nnetlon asks Itself: Is Nell
Fainter, as.rho was known b-rt. tjrpUs.of th swart Omaha girl?
Mis Painter, dri-m from Rttropt by the rt r. is "ow playing la
' The lienor of Hits." a (a C'ort theater la called. It goes without sylng
(hat New York la raving our lifr ringing, hr dancing, her beauty, bor
charrs, hrr nn.lle. in a feature story which appeared la a rorent New
York Cally, fh'i Omaha girl declared that aha was:
"Very undofnestle.
In love with being In !oe.
Fond of ,rcoioreycUug.
Knamorpd of rlsj-ile tlsnclng.
Wild aboSt home and danclag.
. "I am In love wUh being la lore," aatd our prima donna, "1 might
say I am perpetually In lore with some ona but that would aound scan
dalous. So let's say that I'm forever in love with tba thoaght that I am la
love."
Knowing Nell Painter from bar babyhood, all thla haa set ma to won
fcrng if aha b typical of our town; or was It through foreign Influence
tbat aba learned to h undomettlc and bacama capable to analyse; love as
a mere mental eondlllo.it
Are there many other Omaha maidens of tba same tastes and beliefs?
URS. MILLARD HEAD'
VISITING HORSES
Mrs. L. L. KounUe, Vice President,
and Clara Thomas is He-Elected,
as Secretary.
HX1 R0GEE3 H050HAXY HEAD
Mrs. Burton MJIIard will betd tba
Visiting Name association for the
coming year. Mrs. I.uther I
I'enatre, the retiring president, ta
sames the lce presidency; Miss
"flera Thomas la re-elected secretary.
and Mine Alfe Buchanan treasurer.
The officers were elected yesterday
morning at the etty hall. Mrs. Her
bert Re-gars Is honorary president of
the aisocinllon.' Mrs. Millard was
not present, having left early la tbo
week for C'nllfoiTla.
knaham in Chios 50.
Mra. rran Wllh'tm, formerly MUM
Jean Cudahy, It on of the enthuirteetle
a-nlfere at Oawentale. Mrs. WUhelm. st
ared In a natty set coeturna. was
napped by the Chl'uio Sander Tribune
rbotngrsrber.
Miss Helen Cadahr. ' Mra. WUhelm'a
e.'.Tter, bo la to tx nrr1a thla month
to Mr. AiMt.a KiMaHt, le the only youns
woman ked to Mtot at a aocamitcea
of prnmlmnt society w crura of Chic. so
who are tn choxse of itie Bpulah SuU
flvht bUI.
This affnlr will be a bnneflt for a Chi
vco h'Mto ami will t one ef tl.a bril
liant affaire of the winter.
Mr. Edward Klrachbrean was beet man
at the weddlBS of Mlae Conatanca Hart
man end Mr. Abe Amburgh of 81
Jo-ph, which waa p-lirl4 In Cfcicaco
)at week. Mr. Joeaph Blmoa of Uaooia
waa one ef the uehera.
i t tba Orpheom Theater.
The J. S", W. club save Ita annual
theater perty at the Orpheum today, pre
cdl by a luncheon at the Blue l'.oom
ef the UrandrU atorea. Mrs, Ueorae i.
Toung- of Chicago, atatar of the prealdsnt.
Mrs. M. A. Duehlar. waa the suest ef
th club. The members are.
i. w. A ' n ma,
A. r. lUihi!a. lr.;
M. A. tit!' hiar,
A, K. l'orl.ln.
M. S. iK.itaa,
J. K. F.ii-im,
E. tio.Mard, .
A. Xubhara,
J. C. Yoi.n-.
B. P. Luulwtk.,
K. 8- N.wtr.m,
M. H. boiler.
K. V. Khrrpn.
. K. fehlt'hrrd,
.'llo 8h"r,
1. H. 'Vlr.
C, C. Wraoa.
rntertain at Homo.
Mra. John Toft Intertotned at har home
Thuraday. The color euheme was pins
end white. The cntr piece waa of pink
aad white roaea, I'raaent were;
aadnmpf
B T. 1'worak,
J. C. Kunol, -
Sot. Jcilnok.,
J. Vlack,
MftdUBwa
O. T. riimanak
larl Sirphan '
1:. J. VlacX.
J. Eaatar,
rirthdar DLaner.
Mra Uollcee Wabatar waa very pleas
antly aurprtaed Tueedjy aTfning by a
number of bar relatives, anions whom
four . generatlona ware repreeoiited, la
honor of her seventy-fourth birthday.
The gueot provldod a four-cour din
ner and presented the giwat of honor
with a cumber of gifts Thuee prevent
erare:
Meoers. .nd Mcadnmaa-
KEW YOSK GIEL IS TO
CIIAHA EISGEEL
WEB
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:
Rotary Executive
Speaks at Meeting
, of the Omaha Club
puale-o man wtt ore the eat
who emovnt . t he errt aad eV tba
(rialaKt rood." drtart Ketea
of Plow City, TvrTT.f- mt te Tawth e-'
trlit of I'.otary eliihax kefotre the Omaha
notary club at th Menu haw at nana
"Folka may laoh at th wuwtnaoia man
with Idfiln. and aay that h hi u In the
eh- end wve't ft anrarlH-ra. Hat In tlM
ions rtta. Mals of ethical aad rtalit re
latioiie are txai: Vavtaar MaJe tm traet
ee t the only prarttral iryvtren, aad
the btmlnpM me a with loVejIa like Ko
tarlane bave are the enea who will ao
omriiillwh the moet"
Mr. K not an happened to ba tn the eity
on trip, eo ettewrtwl the weekrr tunch
crm meet Ins of the local Rolartuna and
mafle a brief talk. He la fuwnwr of the
notary rhihe ef Sebreaka, Iowa, J art a
and South rakota.
Offlcara of the Nebraaka Humana so
ciety were special sruests of the rluk and
STILL HO' CLUE TO
SCI
Kft. A. Llly, Onr fereoa t $ee
Holdup Unmasivd, Snyi She
Conld Not Iddttify Hnn
B AUDIT HAT "hXT. LETT CITY
The police la their reatvh for the
murderer of V. H. ttrlih are sp
psrenUy no c rarer thttr rout than
thy bate? been rlnee tl trl me was
rrtnmltteil. Mrs. A. Laity. Ill Norlh
Taenty-flfth street, who mw the man
suspected of the crime, a.masked, on
th renins: of October H. was called
to hearlqnarters to look owr the sus
pects. It waa on the front perch fat her heme
'that Mlee Maria Holland aiet William
The foOowmf directors were re-el-tid: , ,uKIIIM coacenilna the acttTltlee
Meedamea V, B. Caldwell, tr. Matt j of their orsanlistlon.
"A team driver who beets his horses la
a coward." said Viae President Theodore
Kiiurwalt of the society. He appealed to
the Itotarlane te give their moral eapport
te the Humane eoctety In tie work of pro
tecting dumb beasts from abuse. Bee ro
tary Bea Stanley and Treaaurar H. B.
Maaa ef the eoctety also spoke briefly.
Cokmet P. C. Heafey presided.
O
ZuclVeAJIcf
Mr. ed Mra J. I Adler ef New Tork
City announce the ensasement of their
daughter, Lucille, to Mr. Silvio Burken
rond of Omaha. A reoeptlon In honor of
Mlas Adler and Mr. Burkanroed
will be held on Thursday of next
week at the Adler home, til Went One
Hundred and Thirteenth atreet. After the
wedding Mr. and Mra. Burkanroed wltl
rldo In New York City, whvre be Is
etlil studying and tiling eoneert ensase
ment a Mr. Burkenread is vary well
known In Omaha, his last publte appeer
ar.ee here, a recital last aprlns, having
ahown him unusually sifted as a sinter.
Mies Adler la a violinist ef some note tn
New York and is eald to be a very charm
ing gtrt.
Arthur, O. U Bradley, T. R. Ward, R.
XT. Connell and Thomas Ktlpetrlck.
The new directors are: Meedames fJ. W.
Insweraen, It. O. Rowards. . H. Harla.
C. K. gcarr of South Side and Mrs. C W.
ftuaaatl.
Mrs. W. R. Adams waa elected chair
maa ef the relief Commit toe, a new com
mittee. Meay Mr Calls Mad.
The board ef directors were moot en
thua'aatta ever the rehorte of the laetj
year, the moat successful In the history
of the orsaniaetloa. The number of
nuraaa was nearly doubled ever the pre
vious year and 1,050 snore cells were
made. Tho association now has nine
nuraaa and last year mode vlaiu te
S,eOt patlenta
Mrs. Kountse. the retiriac preclde.-kt,
recommended that the work among tuber
culoels pedants be given partloular at
tention. This le ore of the moot ex
pa naive and exhaustive words, but ons
that is moat caadfut. according t Mra
Kountae.
The board espreaeed tta sratttude te
Victor Hoaewater, editor of The Bee, for
the aaalatance given by The Bee Mt'k
and Ice Fund.
Other departmenta ef work include ihe
dispensary, achoel nursing and the baby
stations,
Supervised Play
Will Lessen Crime.
Say3 Miss Magee
Addreaelng an audience of twelve
tnembera of the. Economic leajrae Tnee
day evening. NellU Masee of the City
Mia lon contended that snpen-lsed play
develops character ef children and leee
ens crime.
"The uae of the chad's leisure time
should be carefully considered. All play
end ne ueefut work le ae bad as alt work
and no play, waa a tb.ou.gnt presented.
Miss Magee urged that the youngsters
he given work which will Interest them,
develop their talente end be an tneenttve
for further effort. Open air activities
were emphasised.
Brvnnea were confronted by a
bandit answering the deacrli alone the
police have on band. Hearing a. atrans-er
on the porch Mra. tally awltcbed the
electric porch lutht and went to the door.
With our eon and threat a upon her life,
the ewmaeked bandit eomoelle4 her at
the point of a revolver to re hack In
side. When a eked this mominr by a
Bea reporter If she could Id entry the
man If he were arrested she emuhatl
eeJIr aseartad, "I eould not. t tedd the
police that I got a glimpse of the maa.
hut In the esi'ltrtnent f thf m me t
hla fe I urea and cherecterlstlrs ef dieaa
and tnanrer were n.t InirreKa d on my
n.!nd."
Little t'hanee tor Identification.
As Mrs. Ially le the only one so far
known in the author. Ilea who haa eien j
.1.- - . . . I - 1 .1.- -I , . A I
iii limn 1 riifjin kk,vi, inr t'liHii" -r- v i m I'.'-'t
tle Identlfloation by any of Ms vlclrne Carteln Maloney le Strongly In favor
! a alim ono Indred, I ef lricrrnmg the number of detoctlyea
twrt la of the seme build end general
appearnnre of the bandit that held them
up. Tliij" f.Mlnw la of the height and
r-eldht. a-cordtig to three folk, end Will
otihlrcted to atrlct esamlnation. 'o
la a men of police reaord.
ofeed Mora rat tee.
Mr. LaU'y loih(M at a picture In the
rciRite's rallrtry whk-h K. J. MaJonr. oi
of the. a-tieetn at the tlatu card party,
dertareit looked fmif'Mrf like the man.
She Was uri:itle to either affirm or deny
that tt was the man who threatened her.
Stay nave tft Tew a.
Ceptetn Moloney le of the belief that
the man left town directly after ehoot
Inr Smith, and that the chances for Ms
arprehenelon are few Indeed. Neverthe
leee.'the detect i department and the
foroe are running down every hint of
evidence that might lead to eueceee. and
ertll continue to do eo.
Apparently the culmination of the re
cent event haa frightened the criminal
element Into temporary Inaetlvity at
laaat.
The long atrlng of holdups, sneak Jobs,
pcrket-plcklng, burglaries snd thefts of
stl doeorlptlone which has been bulletined
at headquartere for the lest two months
has all but ceneed.
Unapeet Released.
Several of the suspects arrested Imme
diately after the Pmlth murder have been
released, and several more have been ar
rested. Officers Cunningham and ' Burnham
brought In a man from North Sixteenth
street, whom sevsral of the Ha uae party
end pe'rolmen, and the eetabllahment of
an emergency squad of four men to be en
hand at night, ready to respond te any
hurry rail. "The dettettre department
should have an emergency ear of tta own,
and the emenrency rare should be equip
ped with eearchtlghts as la othor eUfcs
the ales of Omaha.
Tn anrwerlnir a burglar call this light
can be turned full on the bouse In ques
tion, and more than doublea the chanc
of getting ths maa If be Is still in the
place." -
The Flight of the Stork.
Erery normal person Is interested
in the arrival of the stork. It la the
greatest event tn one's Ufa.
Tho expectant mother needs, abore
everything also, comfort and peace,
of mind. This aha is sura te heva if
Mother's Friend, the safe, dependable
external remedy, is used to sooth the
network of nerves and to enable tha
muscles to sxpand naturally, thus re,
having undas strain. I
Mother's Friend, obtained at any
drug store, is tha ona remedy used
and iwcowRended by thousands of,
women everywhere, waa tagtifv an to
ita wonderful nacxU. '
n..'ir,--i'- : "i t ,! i-i" -! ,;. i ' 1 1 us,,, 1 ' ram sun 1 1 iiannnefli,
r"L' '. : . . .
iUirr Oetty
Chnrira Wtrd,
Juliti II. Mrhatl.
Mlrecs
Vonnle Vsn Clesvs,
fclraara
Lambert Webster.
n. family
Grorte 4 iHte
unit (Inunmcr.
M , :'-.
Vi Xiarehall,
Mn ft
J. Van Cleave,
TRjalco Club Outiliff.
1 lie 1'acalco club hiked to Sunny Slope
arm fiviiuiay nuittliiaT. ilnner was
rooked ever a camp fire. Thoee preant
er:
Miaaes
I'ni l Mulho'.land, W lima Alelota,
1 ie rlon,
!; klaran.
June auatft-r,
C. V. K.-1I.-V,
(.Krn (iiHxlnian.
k. i. roii era.
T'fc"il McCn.re,
William C. Hoiiea,
Irene linker.
Marion Huwe.
M ra
Maare
A. E. I'atton.
0. F, Penr.tr,
1. White.
TTcy.liug Ai.AOdilCeUiit
Mra Frank Walter talon ef Chicago,
formerly of Omaha, aunouncee the me1
Has ef her daughter. Catherine Mae,
snd Mr. ratrlck James Hall, Tueeday,
October 11 at Chicago.
Clang- of Eeiideuee.
Mra William Rothschild and daughtera.
kr. K. Jaoubeon and Mlae Annabil
io ha.hlll, have meved from Apartment
No. S, The Virginia, to their new resi
dence at T1S South Thlrty-elrhth street
snd srs "at home" to their friends.
Among- the Visitors.
Mlas 1'eerl Raes arrived laat evening
to be tha gueat of Dr. and Mrs. V. 13.
Coulter for a week or ten daya Mlae
Keee la er. route to her home In South
Laecaeter, Mesa., after a vlalt te the
California e x poet t Ion.
Mrs. George J. Toung ef Cbleego le
the truest or her alatsr, Mra. M. A.
Bushier. Mrs. Toung plans le rvmoln
until November L
Wedding: Breakfait
lr. snd Mrs. J. B. Llchtenwallner en
tertained at a wedllng breakfaat at the
raxtoti hotH today, following the mar
riage of their daughter, Mlee Marjorte
Uchtenwallner and Mr. Kvane Horn
berger st noon. Covers were placed' fori
Mraara. and MeaJamee
r.vana Kornterter, J. li. Uchtenwallner
U. A. Bnaon,
Meeilainea
Emily Homberger
of Lincoln,
Mleaee
AMia iiatman
of Lincoln.
Meedamea
L. J. Hlaie.
MUeee
May lule
lllan fuikhlser.
Mr. John Llohtenweliner,
Zrenti of Todty.
The Pariah Aid society ef Trinity
cathedral met et txe deanery today
Buys a Marriage
License, but Balks
on Wedding Bells
"I want a marriage licence, but I don't
want te be married," wee In effect what
Clifford Ayera of Losan, la., said In
Cupid's corner et the court houee.
A vara who la SI veara of are. and Mlas
Llssis Harmon, M. also ef Logan, an- j dsra
peered before Herbert Stubbendorf. Cu- -pld's
agent, aad signified their desire te
be married. Tho obliging agent Issued .
It and summoned Justice of the Peace
Brut They were ushered Into a waiting
room. Ths luetics arrived.
"Join hands, " bs said.
"Walt a minute." said Ayera "I'm not
sere I want to be married. In faot,' I
knew I do net." '
The brldo waa astoundsd, but she did
not say whst shs thought. Ths Justice
was In the same condition.
Well, let's go," said Ayera
'Take the marriage license, anyway,"
aeid Cupid's agent "Tou bought It,"
Ayera took it. What hs did with It
has not yst been told.
COURT HOUSE GROUNDS
SOON TO BE LIGHTED
After weeks of "watchful waiting" the
four granite column to support the
electroliers on the court house approach
have arrived from Vermont and have
been delivered at the court houee
ground. The bronse parts were fin
ished sometime ago and are stored In
the court bouae basement. It Is now ex
pected that the lampa will be completed
and In place In another week or ten
Oyster
"raaaae""-. I SH
A Special Offering of .
Smart Frocks and Dresses for
Afternoon and Street Wear
A recent purchase ef a beactifal lot of smart dresses enables xm to offer fhettt si prioes jsa
usual for such high grade garments and for this time of the season. j 4m
It is not a job of dresses but a special lot, arranged for this specM seScg erenS, "TITTUPS
. treaajtheae. Sere Back.
Help Kldaeye.
Take drops of Sloan' Liniment four
time a day and apply to small of back.
It kills the pain. All druit. Adver-tisement.
GOLDEN WEDDING PARTY '
F03 MR. AND MRS. HAVERLY
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Haveriy. UM North
Thirty-third street, hed a very enjoyable
dinner party and entertainment Tueedajr
evening at the family residence, ths oc
casion being their golden wedding an
niversary. 1
Mr. Haveriy, wne was a member of
Company a of the Eighth Iowa Volun
teer Infantry, and Harriett B. Talbott
were married October 19. list, at Brook
lyn, la. They oame to Omaha December
It, UTS, and have lived here eontlnuoualy
since that time. Mr. Haveriy held the
office of county clerk ef Pouglaa county
for five year, and prevtoua te that time
had been Identified with a number of
the leading bualneaa concern of the
elty.
Five children have been bora to Mr.
srd Mra Haveriy, of whom three sur
vive: Carl M. Heaverly of Los Angeles,
Cel., and T.. B. Haveriy and Mra. Nettle
M. Allen ef Omaha.
Msny gifts, flowers and greetings wsre
e v ae
iOliiio
mm
' Tr-1 T Ty fi T ATB
iiitiv ivciy un
W w
0m
The Korth Elda r-roereealva el..i, ' recetvra rrom rriauves ana inrnot.
a card party at their hall today. 'After dinner a' ehort musical
1 1 waa given.
iTktt-iiOrrll t faaing. ! The guests present from out of the
Mlae Edith Ootdon .Nonl , ila ;g'-.t r i city were Mra. Haverly's nephew.
of Mra Benjam'n Noma, waa married Talbott, of Marengo. la., and hla wife,
to Mr. tleorge Wejley liatt of thla elty. land thaile E. Haveriy anJ Mr. 11 J.
eon of Mr. and Mra. ()eore T. Pratt of Coffin of Amea. la., a brother and niece
program
fnifniraQonTi
uUlIbUlliUUUJJ
.' y '. M',i.ul by occaaioDal uae
t inir 'irtmrnt. 'are end t 'unciir
i v no ud purify t!ie l.u ot Infanta, a4
,'1 vie-ijt, u.tuof ij:i trul4ua LtK'OUi
i i ."i t a'!'..".ii.M.j.
-m:.!.? IVce hy Mall
Ttv l e p e mill i. . UwL
VUllata, la., tlila sfuinoon at S o'clock
In the parsonage of the First Methodlal
church, Rev. Tltu Ix)W officiating.
Tha bride, who waa accompanied only
by her mother, wore a traveling gown
of blue broadcloth with eoreage bouquet
No Invitations were lued and only
meirihere of the fanv.ly and a few Intl
laete friend were preeen.
Mr. and Mra Pratt will be et home at
H South Thlrtr-aerenth atreet after Ne-
vmter t.
Hri. laxter'i Lectur.
Mr. Vf. P. Baxter will Utk before
Mrs. HaflChelt's French history oiaaa
in the lecture room of the Public Li
brary nest Friday morning. Mr. Bas
ter'a aubject wiil be "The Single Tax
and the French Phyaiocrta."
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Wedding Announcement
Mi EUaabeth Berlage, dcughler of Mr.
and Mm. Welter HtTlage of Omaha,
waa n.air.'d te Mr. CVruellua Donrnli.it
aoa of Mm. Cornellua Donnahu of the
I South old, tm Monday morning In Kt.
(peters church, the Rev. Father react y
I officiating.
! Mr. atul Mr. IodhUu wiil be at
I home a.ter November I.
i
S Future Events.
The Columbian ctrvl will entertain
Wrdneeday. tcloher U, at Ttreuty-ec--nd
ar.d Iecua' elreet with Ur. M. L.
Heatey and Miss T. A. Tlerney. host-cafe.
of Mr. Haveriy.
Sage Tea Dandy
to Darken Hair
Look years younger! Use the
old-time Ee Tea and Sul
phur end nobody will know.
rr
Rccipo
Cottage Oyxtr Stew
1 pint oyater; t cups Cottage Milk mixed
with I cup of w atarj aait and pepper.
Drain oyster and reearve liquor. Waah
Vetera by placing fat coiander and potirma
water over there lirat liquor to bniima.
In another veeeal ecald Cottage Muk and
water. Flace onion iu hot liquor aid
cook nntU edge begin to curt. Four milk
into eaucepan wiu Ute eyelets and eeaeoa
to teat a.
If richer stew Is desired double quantity
of oyater. No butter is tteceasary woea
Cottage MUk ts uaed.
The sbova recipe ia used in thou
sands of homes. It ia simple and
economical and gives satisfactory
results always.' It ia far superior
to many fancy recipes,
. Cottnqa :
fHearliUad Uneteaedesiadl
Is best for stl cooking and baking becauee
it I unllnrmly nch, thorouglilyeteriliied,'
eronotntral and convenient. It at siwajs
t roah, pure snd sweet,
Get s eupply today end see hew eupe
rkw a a te lb botUe nuik. .
Tfcs MJk WUkomt t A Coa&sef Ttm
la Two Sizes, 5 and 10c
At All Cood Dealers
American MJk Conspaay, GJcara
Charmeuse, Velvets, Broadcloth Serges, Taffetas
Crepe de Chine and Combination Plaids and Cloths
Every good dolor of the season, in women's and misses' sizes.
For easy selling we have divided the lot into three groups, and offer choice at
:t'
smm wsii
New Sport Scarfs
Charming and bewitching are these new sport scarfs, especially
when matched with the eap. Bot why notf That is what they are for.
A large assortment of Angora scarfs
in all eolors. Special
at 69c to
$2.75
Collars of Faney Nets, Embroidered
Pique and Fine Organdie OQy
75o values at ew0(y
Scarfs and Capes to
match, $L2S to....
Yestees in embroidered, net, with
high or low collars; dainty embroi
dered and lace trimmed pique. p
Values to 75c, special Thursday t)C
77 -sa
..,$2.75
Toj can turn gray, faded hair beauti
fully dark end tuatruu almcat over nisht
If you'll get a W-eent bttl of "Wyeth
Sage and Sulphur Compound' at any
drug store. Mlillone of boU'ea of tht o'd,
fanvuta Ke Tea He'lpe are aold annu
ally, aaya a wU-knuYa urusUat li-rr.
becauae It darker, the hair ao trnt i'-olly
and evenly that sn wh cart t II It has
been applied.
Thoae whoee hair I turnlnc giay, be
coming failed, dry, acraitgly and thin htv
a eurprlits awaiting them, becauee after
one or two apj lie Horn tit gry hair
vanlahea and your lock become luxuri
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THESE WELL KNOWN SHOES ARE
SOLD HERE BY US EXCLUSIVELY
We are sole distributors and have exclusive sale of many special well known brands of fine
shoes for Omaha. These Bhoes have been secured by us on account of their known real quality.
The following are among the best;
Famous "fied Cross"- Shoes
for Worneu, known to everyone
for their style, fit and extreme
amount of comfort All the new
lasts and patterns, all sizes and
widths. Pair aj- tr
4.00, K50 and ..... . .3J.UU
The Dr. A. Eeed Shoes for
Women These are the famous
hoes made with the patented
cushion insoles. They oome in
soft kidgkin only and are
adapted to extremely tender
feet. All 00
sizes, pair eyU.UU
Abbott's -Comfort- Shoes for
Women This is one of tha oldest
lines manufactured; for many
years they bare held their repu
tation as to quality and fit. Made
from the softest selected kidbklns;
hand-sewed soles of tha most flex
ible oak leather. These shoes come
only In common sense styles, with
or without tip, or in Juliet style.
prices, pair
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S2.98
Hurley Bros. Fine Shoes for
lien One of the highest grades
of shoes made for men. AH tho
new, perfectly up-to-date last
and patterns. All sizes and
widths.Pair 5.00 rvr.
15.50 and IpO.UU
The famous "Edarator Shoes
We have the control of these
famous shoes for men. women and
children. They come in Boft kid
skin or dull ealkskln ledther,
manufactured on ths most natural
lasts so that they will give the
most natural fit The prices for
children are $L8$ to 2.75 for
women the prices are eXSO and
$1.1)0, and for men rj" 4ri
pair M.M and 30. UvJ.
"TrsstworOir, Shoes for Bea A
Una that was built to be trust
worthy in every particular. Ail
new lasts and PA
patterns. Pair ..eJOaOU
Ftt-Eiy" Shoes for Womea la
all tho new lasts and patterns;
patent leather, dull leather and kid
skin. Perfect style, combined with
perfect, easy fitting qualities. All
sites and widths,
pair $3.43 and ,
"Foot-Print" Shoes for Children,
made over lasta that are fashioned
from the natural imprint of tha
child's foot Slight extension edge
soles, which is a new feature of
these splendid shoes. j tn
Pair, from $1.25 to VsV.40
"Safety lint" Shoes for CM1.
area Made la broad toe patterns,
new process stitrh down soles. All
sizes, at pair $1.25 ,i no
51.98
S3.95