TITU BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, OCrrOIttTR 22, 1915.
and Mrs. Bushman left for New Orleans,
later to tour Cuba and the Isle of Fines.
After December 1 Dr. and Mrs. Bush
man will be at home at Hotel Frntenell.
The out-of-town guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Alexander Stuart of Walnut, la.
Mr. Stuart was formerly Miss Lillian
Bushman of this city.
Mr. Joseph rtoaers. Mrs. Ale Jet and
Mr. Frank O. Browne. Mr. M. M. Kline
will entertain the club' In two weeks.
Family Reunion.
Mrs. Mary M. Anderson la entertaining
Mr. and Mr. Frank Ptsrk of Pan Fran
cisco and Mr. and Mr. Charles Anderson
of Manitowoc, Wis. Mrs. Ptark Is a
dnushter of Mr. Anderson and formerly
ot Omaha.
Scottish Bite Mmicale.
The Scottish Rite Woman' club will
give a musical Friday afternon In the
Scottish Rite cathedral, under the direc
tion of Mr. Fart Fines. The program
will consist of vocal eolo by Mis
Amanda TebMns and Miss Leota Parker;
reading by Mr. II. H. Fish; violin se
lection by MIp Augusta Mengedoht, ac
companied on the piano by Miss Alma
Peters; reading by Mrs. A. R. Knode;
duet by Misses Tcbblns and Parker; plnno
solo by little Anna Lesf. the child prod
ley. Other selection will be accompanied
by Miss Adalyn Wood on the piano.
Personal Mention.
Dr. N. It. Ranmussen, who has ben III
at St. Joseph hospital, has gone east to
recuperate.
By MELLIFICIA.
T'
.HERE are fashions In falling In
dramas, novels and bodices. For the last decade men young, old
and middle-aged bare been giving their hearts to girls, "mere
chit in their teens." and the once dread widow, of whom men
were warned to beware, was conceded to be quite harmless, not even possi
ble for lightest flirtation.
But, in the shuffling of fate, the mode bas bad its day, and the widow
has come back into ber own; and our president is seen at the head, leading
the new fashion, playing the lover adorable to a matron past 4v.
It Is passing away, at least for a time, of the "bud." Barrle, the
greatest living dramatist, has declared woman at her lovelies at "Forty
and a blttock." and Oution Borglum, the greatest living sculptor, "loveliest
at every ago."
In Omaha society there are Just a full score of charming widows so
what is the coming season going to brlngT "The rose-bud garden of girls"
Is getting anxious fashions travel quite fast, especially when westward
bound, and It is scheduled to be about Christmas when Omaha men will
realise, like Sam Weller, "vidows is dangerous."
At the Braadeit Theater.
Reservation at the Iimmlel tor Julia
Bsnderson, Ixmald Brian and Joseph
Cawlhorn in 'The Girt from Utah," lor
Friday and Saturday have been made as
follows: R, B. Towlo, two; N. B. Updike.-
sis: lr. Crowley, two; C. K.
Uutchlnson, two; R. li. Mauley, three;
K. JJooson. two; N. Bernstein, two; Mrs.
JL A. Qulnn, Council Bluffs, four; Mrs.
Hen Baker, four; Georga Haverstlck,
Juur; U O. Xup. two; Mrs. T. U Uavls,
tour; Mrs. F. II Davis, three; J. V.
Kinsler, two; Hal Brady, two; Frank
Boyd, four; F. W, Bacon, four; W.
Chambers, two; C. II. Klwrntn, two;
Zlarley Moorhcad. two; W. A. Mauer,
Council Bluifs, four; W. S. Btlllinan.
Council Bluffs, two; Mr. and Mrs. Menl
bopc, Council Bluffs, ei(ht; Mr. and
Mrs. Kalph Peters, two; Or. i'ulver, two;
Mrs. A. M. Tlnto, four; A. Meyres. three;
F. Walters, two; K. B. Williams, two;
J. J. Hsrncs, two; Mrs. Archer, four;
Mrs. fcdnard WkAham, Council Bluffs,
four; II. Conant, two; A. M. Jeffries,
two; Fred Hamilton, bo; W. R. leVol,
Council Bluffs, four; Mrs. W. T. Burns,
four; J. A. Cavers, sin; F. U llallcr,
Is; W. 11. McCord. four; TV. II. Clark,
tour; tester Ileyn, two; Durban, four;
A. V. Kinsler, four; C. T. KounUe, three;
A. C. I'oltcr, two; E. R. McMahon, two;
lr. J. K. Summers, three; A, 8. Ritchie,
two; Vr. MeUinaer, two; Dr. J I. A.
Waggoner, two; Mr. A. B. Warren, two;
J. A. Clark. Council Bluffs, four; Mrs.
A. U Red, two; C. B. Mats, four;
Ueorge I'Klns, two; Uoorg Redlck. two;
Mrs. A. C. rimlth, four; 1L Wlllnsky,
three; 8 nails, two.
For the Saturday matinee reaervatlons
have been mad as follows; Mrs. Cox,
right; II. C. Drake, two; F. A. Castle,
three; Mr. Manchester, two; M. Louden.
iwo; Mrs. Kloke, two; Mrs. Ileyn. two;
,M. J. Coakley, two; 11. B. Robinson, two;
F. B. KcunardL two; Mr. and Mrs. 1L
Roaenfeldt. four; Mrs. Orkln, three; B.
A. UlKSlns, three; O. Ktors. two; R. U
Urown, two; 11. T. Hall, two; Mr. A,
U Reed, two; E. A. Moore, two; Mr,
Wiltlman. three: Arthur Jacqullh, two.
Selson-Bttikirk We4dinj.
', Miss Thelme M. Busklrk. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Busklrk, was
married to Mr. Arthur C. NeUon of
Omaha, eon of Mr. Kahn ot dllmore
Clev. la.. Wednesday evening at .in
home ot the bride's parents, S304 Lari
mer avenue, the Rev. Mr. Kerr, pastor
of the Third Presbyterian church, of
ficiating. TtJrty guests were present. The
Lohengrin wedding march was played
ty Miss Florentine Moses, and 4-year-old
lUlen Dorothy Boyden carried the ring.
The bride was attended by her sister,
Ml Alia Busklrk. and Mr. Waller
Osborn was groomsman.
: Mr. and Mrs. Nelson will not take a
, wedding trip, but left immediately for
the apartment already furnished tor
Ihera at the Har-Lll apartments.
The out-of-town guests were Mrs. F.
)t. O'Connell and little son. John Law-
it nee, of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
busklrk ot Norfolk, Mr. Kahn ot Oll-
Mtor City, la., and Miss Ruth Lobman
ut Vte, la,
Surprise Tarty.
:,Misa Nellie Yv lmmer was given a sur
'p'jse party st the home of Mr. A. C.
iirleb. Mra Orlcb waa assisted by Mis
.Kmma Nielsen and Mr. William Arnold.
S'hoae preaeut were
M lsses
Reeele I.airence,
irene Hough,
nes Hough,
.rata Clark,
rWirah Corenman,
1 . 1 la, lkxM,
Ma Iwxld.
iieth Huaeklst.
I rene Town send,
Helen Good, '
Misses-''
F.lenlna Peterson,
Harriet l.v.
A K lies Arnold.
Mildred AhlMrund,
lioulah Maxwell,
Cvlia Arnold,
Adit lioBKxIinan,
Js'mIIIo Wlinmer,
Knitna Nlelmm,
Kin liUHvklst, -
I Election of Officera.
1 I The alumnae of the Sacred Heart held
1 their annual bualnea meeting Tuesday
; at I "ark Place. Mra Crofoot was re-
; elected president; Mra Arthur Keellne,
vice president; Mr. Thomas Parmale of
I f PlatUmouth second vice president; Mi
, lilar.oha Kinsler. treasurer; Mm Oeorg
I f XV. Later, recording secretary, and Mlsi
1 Claire Helen Woodard. secretary.
Fast Events.
i Mrs. OeUii-rman gave a surprise party
! In honor of her daughter. Mis Anna
i Oelderman. last Saturday evening at her
home. lDla Dorcas street. Game and
Biuslo were played. Those present were
M i .-
Anna I H-lderman.
Anna Pek,
i uml-rih Peck.
Fli-ral of
Kioin cny.
VaMha Klbert of
M-Hxrs -
l'n-i ( Idermajt,
M'.ujr U-ner of
Huuth tiule,
Frunk Maiicuso.
!,:! YcUliusM of
M. l.uia.
J. m lnn.
1 i..n );Umer.
M isses
Chi. ok".
IUK Trvbelle,
Kalherliie Krechek,
ltuth H'lcker.
Mvtiy Volahosky,
Thtv-se Krocker
Messrs
Geoie Keed ot
iMjnver,
diaries Sticker,
John Vonrk,
pete Mcl'oy of
Klii horn,
IJoyd Johnson.
Mr. and Mra. M.
J. Mullln gave a sur
prise parly weanesay ewnin ut uunvr
vt the birthday oC Mr. Peter Hourlgan.
I'rixe at cards were won by Mra. J. W
Wood, Miss Maybell Flavin. Miss Mar-
taret Bartholomew, Mr. Andrew Nelaon
and Mr. Donald Hood.
The guests of the evening were:
Mrsxrs. and Meadamea
Ai,.Ji-w Nelin. J. V. Hood.
1 iMiik Cunuouy, M. J. Mullm.
llf.e Mle
V 'u-;ie Flavin. Julia Mauer,
Mi-Mil.- Messrs
Tboma Verner, . Donald Hood,
t .art me Hood, Peter Hourlgan.
Einhinan-Homan Wedding-.
bi'.m Fvsngellne Homan waa married te
Dr. Ixml B. Rushman Wednesday after
noon at 4 o'clock la St. Peter' church.
'v. Fattier UniKn officiating.
Only riear relatives of both families
were present. The bride wore a dark cloth
'vinj away town, trimmed whb fur, and
Thursday, October 21, 1915.
love as there are modes in shirts,
FUTURE MISTRESS OF
THE WHITE HOUSE
This dainty little picture
of Mrs. Edith Boiling Oak,
the fiancee of President
Wilson, was made when
she was but 3 years old,
It was picked out of a
group picture of the Boil
ing children, taken thirty,
five years ago. .
V-
i X I .-
Atvs ami.
! ye aits.
carried American Beauty rosea She w
attended by nor sister-in-law, Mrs. Ilos
coe 1 Ionian. Dr. Bushman was attended
by hi brother, Mr. Oeorge Bushman. '
Mrs. Bushman I the daughter of Mr.
and Mis. William R. Homan ot this
"" " uranuniiun iron,
"roW"e1' H" 'h MxM yocaX mU", ,n
... 7
Immediately following the ceremony Dr.
TO STOP DANDRUFF
AND FALLING HAIR
Home Made Hair Tolo Stops Dan
druff in From One to Five
Nights.
Ton can remove dandruff and scalp
eruption In from on to five night by
the use of the following simple recipe,
which you can mix at home or have put
up at any drug store at very little cost,
it doe not color the hair and Is perfectly
harmless.
Water One-half pint
Ray Rum On ounce.
Texola Compound ....One-quarter ounce.
Glycerin One-quarter ounce.
A half-pint I all you need, Rub It
Into the -alp well at night and after a
few application the dandruff and scalp
eruption will disappear and the hair
will stop falling out and become soft and
glossy. Advertisement.
Combs'
Cameos
are creating
business
Cjf Combs New
Sterling Stone
Sets.
GT Society Pieces
have just been
r e c o i ved
They're ele
gant. GT Xmas Goods
comingin daily
. select now.
AtllSMt
ear
NaJLv:xi
EWEULR5
VaaV t
aa ouLa t
r-
nroffee
Delicious"
; yKvt mnmmm m mumi nip ssi tsun iayis
In and Out of the Bee Hire.
Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Hyson have re
turned from an extended eastern trip.
They were gone four weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Beckler left
Wednesday afternoon for Dead wood, 8.
D., to visit later other western points
of Interest.
Mr. and Mrs. M. t. Kenney and family
of St. Joseph Mo., are visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mr. J. P. Maguire. on
their way to Montana.
Today! Eventi. ' '
The White Bhrlne will meet tonight at
the Maxontc Temple. The business meet
ing will be followed by a social.
Omaha Boy Meeting Old Friends.
Mr. and Mr a Arthur It. Welch are
visiting at the home of their parents,
Mr. and Mr. L. A. Welch, who Is city
ticket agent for the Canadian Pacific In
Portland, Ore., I visiting Omaha for the
first time In four year.
Rnmmy Club Meets.
Mr. II. I rTnderwood entertained the
member of the Rummy club ' at her
home Wednesday afternoon. Garden
flower were used In the decoration.
Prise for the card game were won "by
Keeps Lit in a
Stiff Wind
The Aflame "flickers," of
course, but it does not go
out.
The stick is absolutely dry
that is one reason for the
superiority of Safe Home
Matches.
Safe Home Matches are
absolutely non-poisonous.
For that reason alone they
should be in every home in
America.
Ac. All grocers.
Ak for them by nam.
The Diamond Match
Company
VIEWIIIGFIIIE ARTS
AT HOSPE'S NEW ART
BOOTHS
Seoree of Omaba aad Vabraaka
Womsa Spend Sgnoa Tim la.
pectins' aad Bnylaa; from
the Smmeaae gok
. Orsataat CoUeotloa
Weet of C bio ago.
Colored Etchings, Meiiotlnte,
Kac-Slmlle Water Colorg, Hand
Colored Gravures. O r iginal
Etc binge. Genuine Carbona,
Photographs, Artotypee, Bep
laa, Color 1'rlnts, etc
You are Invited to spend
hours (If you wish) Ylewtnc
this immense stock of fine
arts. Nowhere in the west will
you find the variety and num
bers or nne pictures as me
Ilospe Co. offers the public.
Should you rind a picture you
wish to own, and have It
framed here, again we are su
preme with the Largest Ilcture
Framing establishment known.
Not less than fifteen hundred
varieties or frames and frame
moldings, this includes our cele
brated rramer'a Craft Shop
Irantes; nothing better made.
Our Mirror department Is
showing a larger variety or
tytes in Mantel Mirrors,
French mirrors in gold, natural
wood and decorated frames
Bric-ev-Ilrac department con
tains the newest Desk Sets in
blue and pink enamel, brass
and sterling silver or bronse.
Candle Sticks Electrta
Candles. Electric Lamps, for
table or floors, in metal and
wood.
lirass Article are numerous In
their various uses and deslgna.
Statuary in bronse and marble;
also the composition line.
Cordova leather la Ladles'
Dags, Pocket Books, Card
Cases and Table Mats, in pro
fusion. Artificial Flowers Every
popular known variety, Ameri
can Beauties, Chrysanthemums,
Hoses, Daisies, etc, at reduced
prices.
Artist Materials for china
painters, oil painters, water
color painters, crayon, pencil,
pastel and charcoal artists.
For prices ask for catalogues.
Card for all occasions. Place,
Wedding. Birthday and every
day cards. In large variety.
A. Hospe Co.
1513-1515 Douglas Street
P. S : Ask to bear the Welte
play the Mason 4 Hamlin
pUno.
FRIDAY
GREAT
A Big Women's
GLOVE SALE
SATURDAY
Wash Goods
Thewsand f Yra ef
Heaetiral Pall YYaah-
Fabrlea, blaMy
aereerla. aeat prtmt
lasa. Ilkt a ad eark
leiinga. Vil-
te lOe,
yard
5c
Silkoline
8e-laea 'rreaeh Printed
eilhellsi and temferter
Cretenae, la all the aete
fall dealgas, aeat Herat
artatlngs. Val- m
i.e ice, l-e-t-
yard
t w
Percale
Se-laeh Urea Percale,
e4aC4 eleta. Heat aad
lark area da, aeat data,
stripes aad flsareai far
AT
kaaa aresaes,
are. ete. Heaja
lar BVke Talae.
6ic
$3.95
, ieeet a I, Frt.. y.
Flannel
ST-taea Plata aad Faaey
Oatina- Flannel, ana II
lee aaeh a Fleeeetlawa,
Irla. ' gwlaa aad ether
steale araSea. Ultra
heavy fleeee, bath aide
napaed. Hrsa
lar valae,
pedal, Frl ft
7ic
Poplin
Geaalae Irish Peplla, la
all the wanted ehade
aad eelara, abaelately
fast. Length ap ta SO
Tares, lite aaa
SSe Talne, Fri
day, yard
Flannel
Fare White Oatina
Flaaael, estra fine enm
ity, aaft, warm aap fall
bait te aeleet frena.
AT
Keg-alar prlee,
Te. Sala prlee
yard
lie
$1.95
Muslin
Se-laeh Bleaebed Mna
lla, flaa aaft flalah.
leag-tba te 15
yard. Worth
ta 10c, yard
Zephyrs .
ST-laeh Viae, Faaey
Xephyra, la all the lead
in crade, aaeh aa
Vark. K.rerett, Hatea,
te. Hesralar 10a ay
Talne, Friday, "jC
Suitings
ST-laeh Beat Grade Gal
atea Seltlna. cradea
aeh aa Maaeheater,
Ilydegrrade, Baaaaea aad
ether reliable makeel
all the wanted atylea
aad aalar. loe
lar. lSe O f
. apeelat. 0"jC
valae,
yard
Muslin
Se-laeh liableaehed
Maalia, extra a end enal
Ity, aaft finish. A
Fall, balta ta 4C
aeleet fraas, yd.....
Union Suits
M Dtua Mea'a Fall aad
Winter Weight t'aiea
Malla, ribbed aad fleeoe
Heed. Hegalar mp
i.oe Talaea, ISC,
alt ww
Underwear
CS Deaea Mea'a Fleeced
aad Ribbed Shirts aad
Drawers, gray, rera aad
blae. Reaalar 50e Tal-
sm, special.
.39c
rnaay, ir
neat ,
Sweaters
IS Deaea Mea'e Flaa
Waal aad Wanted
Sweater Caata, ataetly
aall alaea. alaea ta
l.ou. Sala price,
ft'rlday,
aeh
98c
Bolsters
Odd Bolatere with aeal
laped eada. Satla eaatea
flnlah, Marseilles hlad
aa apreaaa la r (
nateh, SpeelaU flVC
Friday, eaeb
Towels
1 eaae af fall bleached
Tarblah Taweto, doable
twlated yaraa, hemmed
eada. gtae. 204
19c
Inebea. Itegntar
soe vaiaea, eaea
1,000 Napkins
Ileaaaaed end, ready ta
aae aterrertaed bind.
Iw faaey laee Datllea.
Hegalar be aad 10 r
Tnlnva. a a I re
Friday, at
Table Damask -
One can fall bleaebed
Mercerised Flnlahi pat
terna copied fraaa very
aisa-eiaaa Iinena.
I a e h e a wide.
35c
W eeth dee. gale
price, yard
HOSIERY AND
Women's Fine Cotton Fleecy
Lined Vesta and Pants, all ") r
Ises. Worth Sic, fach LOL
Women's Fine Cotton Fleecy
Lined I nion Suits, all slses Of)
and styles. Mc values, each OVC
Chlidrea'a Fine Cotton Fleecy
Llaed Vests and Pants, all siaes.
Ytorth tic, special, Friday, 171,,
garment 1 1 "jC
Men's Heavy Vfool SocVi pi .
worth Sic, special, palr,...lV'jC
IS BARGAIN DAY IN OUR
ENLARGED BASEMENT
gsi in sawni'spasj sue .mirmjimir,"r"mmW' itfajgamaa ii u ii 'i Wi sjr nw Wn r aspay PTIH f fat S"btl
fc , rui asm m i SSI i isl"
llllllllllS Ill I Sill II Mill III II II llll I II I IIPIIIIMI nSMISS II II Ill I
Take Your Choice From Over 300 New,
Up to the Minute Fall and Winter Suits
Fitted and box back women's and misses' plain and fancy trimmed suits, made of
fine all- wool materials, every new color, as well as black. Copies of higher priced
models. Many fur trimmed. All sizes, all new styles. Regular $15.00 values, at
Economy & Style in These New Fall Dresses
AT
Ifomen'f sod
misses' new
correct style
(1 C O Ca
fall dreem
made of fine
terlals, silk and sen? com
binations taffeta, silk, satin,
cbarmense, etc $70 to $10
valoes,
all-wool serges, silk and wool
poplins, etc many different
styles. $1.00 and $UX) values.
Sale of Children's
Apparel
Children's styles are prettier this year
than ever before and we don't know when
we have been able to offer better values.
Mothers, you can save money by pur
chasing your daughters' clothing in our
great enlarged basement.
Girls' correct style fall and
winter dresses for school and
dressy wear, made of fine all
wool serges, corduroy, etc.,
all colors, etc.; $2.25 and $2.50 values.
AT Girls' dresses, ages 3 to 6 and
i j 6 to 14 years, plaids, checks,
i P stripes, plaid and plain . com-
binations, heavy wash materi
als, extra good values at 65o or 75o.
AT Girls' coats, ages 2 to 6
&f Jf 7ean bearskins, corduroys,
ah I Yf fancy mixtures, etc., fine
V coats, excellent materials.
Regular $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 values.
THOUSANDS of SILK REMNANTS
in dress, waist and trimming lengths, consisting of all the newest and
most wanted shades and textures, such as 40-inch Charmeuse, Crepes,
Dress Goods , Remnants
44320 yards of fine all wool French Challis,
from IVi to 6 yard lengths. Worth 59o fj
yard, at yard IVC
An exceptionally fine lot of dress goods, mill
. ends from 2 to 6 yds. long; 38 to 54 ins. n
worth to $3, Friday entire piece 50 to )lOy
la porters' and Manufacturers' Drees Goods
Samples and Single Pieoes. Values of unusual
interest. Friday, divided in two lots, r
each piece, at 39t? and wt)C
All-Wool Dress Goods, drummer's matched
and single samples, in serges, diagonals, ir
crepes, novelty weaves, etc. Friday each. . IOC
44 to 54-inch All-Wool Dress Goods Remnants,
from 2 to L yards long, such as costume and
French serges, gabardines, tweeds, plaids,
stripes ond novelty suitings. Worth to $2,
sale price Friday, yard 49 and
Hundreds of Boys' Splendid
SUITS AND OVERCOATS
At a Great Savins; to You
$4 to $5 Values, $2.95
Suits in splendid weight fabrics, many with
extra paBts. Sew pattern effect. Plenty of
splendid overcoats in the lot, including chin
chillas in all shades many coats full flannel
Hned. Ages 8 to 10 years, thole 2 QEy
Boys' MaeVinaws, red, brown and gray plaid
effects. Ill aicea, 7 to IS years. $1 (P CltZ
values, special Friday
TERY SPECIAL!
Children's Sleeping Garments, with or with
out feet. Made of splendid weight outing flan
nel, in white or neat stripe patterns. Ages
1 to 10 years. Kegular iOo values, "va
Friday, at XVC
UNDERWEAR
Childrea's Wool Gloves aU
Vtorth to Sac, specially
priced, pair ,
sises
19c
Cotton
5c
double
19c
Fleecy
59c
Men's Heavy Gray Mixed
Socks, worth 10c, special
at, pair
Men's Fiber Silk Socks
heels and toes. Begular
tic values, at, pair
Women's Heavy Cotton
lined I'nlon Salts. Kegn
lar 11 values Friday, ea..
Hew fall dre s
AT
A special lot
of silk and
cloth dresses
orer 200 In
this lot, many
es for women
n mlnses,
all won! ma.
$1.95
good, practical dresses
many purposes. $3.00
$1.00 Tslnes.
Women's and Misses'
Fall and Winter Coats
AT A very special group at
r a fwm this price. Fine, all-wool
an4- Ve Bergs and light weight
r' v rough coats for early wear.
Also many coats of fancy and plain ma
terials, boucle, zibeline, etc., for winter.
Values to $10.00
OVER SIX HUNDRED SILK
PETTICOATS ',
Made to sell at $1.69 up to $2.50. Per
fect in every way, good quality messa
line and liberty silk. Many m ff
different styles plUU
AT Women's Sateen and Imita
jk q tion Heatherbloom Petticoats,
4(r embroidered bottom petticoats
look-like-silk petticoats, in
many different colors, - etc. 75o and
$1.00 values. ;
OVER 1,000 WOMEN'S AND
MISSES' CLOTH SKIRTS
A wonderful lot, made of serges, checks,
plaids, fancy mixtures, etc. Made to
sell at $1.95, $2.50 ffi
and $3.00, at yyC
Radiums, Meteors, Pop
lins, Foulards; 36 and 27
inch Taffetas, Messalines,
Faillies, Foulards, Peau
de Soie, etc., etc. Values
from 50c to $1.75 yard will
be placed on four bargain
squares Friday
Values to 50c,
Values to 75c.
Values to $1.00,
Values to $1.75
69c
NOTIONS
FRIDAY IN THE -BASEMENT
Clark's Thread,
special, spool . ..2
60c Xotlon Boxes,
sale price, es-, 10
Boys' and Girls'
Hose Supporters, at
Pr .....5
Bono Hair Plus
largo box for 5
Elastic Kemnants,
special, each . ...1
Machine Oil, Frf.
dsy, botUe 5
Safety Pins, spe
cial, 4 dosen ...5
Good Darning Cot
ton, 4 spools.... 5
Jiusllk, sale price,
at, spool 2tt
Bias Tape, Tape
and Edging, one big
lot, bolt 5
Solid Gold Plated
Beanty Pins, at
card ..5
- Inside Skirt Belt
ing, yard .......5
Fast Colored Edg.
lag, special, yd,.l
Rust-Proof Dress
Clasps, card ....2
Pearl Buttons, Fr.
day, dosen !
One Big Lot of
Barrettes and Combs
worth 25c, sale price
t each f5k
BASEMENTSHOE DEPARTMENT
Vfomen'sfFine Dress Shoes
ent or dull leather, cloth or
Sat
all kid top. 1 button stjlej new heels
and new lasts new pat tfj a q
terns P"l' i)faiO
Women's Shoes dull and patent
leather. Slses are broken.. 1 on
Worth to IXiO, pair.
Felt Slippers for Women
colors 1 fur trimmed 1 flexi
ble leather soles pair
In all
98c
JEWELRY SALE
SATURDAY
Watches, Diamonds
and High Grade Jewelry
Trimmed Hats
New hlsj 1st af Sampl
Trlramrd lists, trlmsar4
with fur, sold ana sil
ver rnamrnts, flowara.
t. Wart k ta
$1.95
SS.M. Special
rrldar .
Millinery
Silk Velvet Hat, la all
the heat ikasn. M astir
h I a e k. W'arth AO
ta Bala VtlLi
irlea, Friday
Feathers
100 Daaea Paaey Feath
ers, wins;. stlca-aa
Ostrtrh avel
tlea. ete. VVarth
to TS, chalea...
15c
Woolnap
Extra Heavy Wlnaa
Cotton Blanket 11 em
Bants. Many are tall
Blae, single, 11 eottoa
blankets, la taa and
Cray. Wall
for
and
north o each,
Frid
Blankets
New
Krtra laraa sis. 13-4
Blankets, taa and aray,
twilled eottaa blanketa.
Besjnlar nrlee.
Sa.OO. Saeelal
'$1.39
ly piiecd, at
pair .........
Comforts
White Cotton Filled
ComfortA tail slsn far
lara beds. Now earded
cotton tlUUsai sllkollao
wT-., 98c
to fi.no 7
Prints
Thonaaada af yard af
American nnd Simpson's
prints, percale, on tins;
flannel, kimono fleeoe,
etc., leaatha eaaliy
maicnea. Fri
day, yd vtrhllo
they last . . . . .
Sheets
T2s0-nch Bleached
Sheets, fin aaft finish,
S Inch hems, torn and
Ironed, ready for as.
oO values,
Friday, ,-JZ.C
each
Hosiery
Women's Ribbed Top
Waal Hosiery, worth
Special, a m
rrl-ay, lSr
tlr
Hosiery
Men and Women' flaa
cotton senmless hosiery.
worm iuc, aaia
price Friday,
Plr
6c
Hosiery
Children's Fine Cotton
Hosiery, double heels,
toea and soles black
anly. Worth X
i.rr otc
Handkerchiefs
Men's, Women's and
Children's Flna Cotton
Haudkerchieie.
worth ta 6e, - AC
pedal, caek .... 2 w
Crochet Cotton
Cardonnet Special Mer
cerised Crochet Cotton,
In white, ecrn aad eel
ara. IOo
valae.
peel .......
6c
19c
29c
49c
69c
Night Dresses '
Stamped Klaht Dreaaes
n extra quality naln
aoek. Kcat and pretty
aeaiajaa.
50e
25c
Challis
ST-lnek Cotton Chains
and heantltnl Comforter
Coverlas;, In nil the new
Persian floral ftarnrea
aad oriental doalana.
oo vames.
Friday,
4c
Cotton Batting
Pare white Cotton bat
ting:, aaft, sanitary card
ed cotton hand railed
batts, lSe Jn
roll.. Frl- JIJC
day, each , w
Bleached
Cambric
fl(l-lneh Bleaebed Jfa.
1 Pare White Cam
brie. Soft, mcreerlaod
finish for flna nadar-
ear. lOe t f
lue. Frl- 0C
y, yd. ........ i
val
day.
Wash Cloths
Turk I ah and Turhnlf
Wash Cloths, plain aad
faaey eolortnao.
He a lar Be val
ues, each .......
3c
Men's Shoes button and lac
styles 1 good solid leather o nn
shoes All slses palr.....VV.UU
Girls' Shoes tlcl kid or box
ealfskla leatheri button aad lac
styles Worth to fUi, ti
t, P-lt M.Z5
umi jnen-s Bnoes. sixes h
IaI u . a a n
1SU oaly. Button and Ism
styles
Specially priced, j
at, pair
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