4B TirE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: APRIL 0, 1916. , ,
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What
Women Are
Doing in the World
Mr. Mai A. Hosteller ft Hruilton,
president el the N'lrkfc Mother Iy
auxiliary to th nati mmt oriraiilrafiori
fennOfd ,f Mia Ann Jarvl of I'hils
ddphl. announces that M itlier day
III be fttMHirvml Hi pft)w M'lndiy In
May, which fall on May J thin yenr.
Dn ceoimt rf th tilth ct nf fnh cr
nst'on to be worn en Mother' 4ar, thl
ortatlrm lis fr"srl a button taitu
which can be worn a ul.it1tute for
th flow.r.
'Mother dar touch th hurl f
II people hroti(th th lov we hear our
mother. tt msny enterprising person
have taken m1vfiniK of the establish'"!
iay hy rartietlon aal" for enterprise!
entirely- forelan to Mother's day and un
part of the proceeds tin ever him out
fa the Mother's Day oc;ili.n," rata
Mr Hosteller.
"Th nlitcct f tiit lay la 'il'-'y t
honor mother, Pol t 11" ailvanfaiia of
hr. Il la Ilia only day set spsrl f ir the
mother In ihlai or any country, f-uv'tiif
(h, of liir, klivl tirrrta to In r, rr In
hr name and lii'tnury will hilriif the f
ult (I'ulrcl hy the fcmnlir of MnilxTa
cy :
official j ffami ar ready to f ru ll oit
ft I hoped thro'iah thin to t ff'"i mil
form teMfratl'ft of Mofher' flay.
Nrlifafcka honornry vice pri-sld'nt for
thl , iili n are:
V.. J. Mm kail. Lincoln; Nnrrl f:rown,
Oinaha: I'unr Jaiin, lla'r..i, lfos I,.
Hammond, Fremont; f, J. Mci mthy
'oh'ri, I'e'll Jsaann, Nchrneka 'lit; M,
. Ileaeetl, WCeou; Jud V. M. H'ol"o1t,
Valentine; fir A , 1 tinman, KvarnVi
Flr Hrtwntd, Cojiiniliuar J. ., Mlfi
twh, Kidney, and W. II Tliotna, (Jraoil
Jaind.
Mra, 2 T. Mndy a hr.ii tor an
npn maatlii of Uia Wwm'i ?iirliln
Tmprnoa nnln of MinAn Krlday
aftamfKin. Mra, K. II, Hulllvon ld on
lha proram of "Hvlal IJyilan," which
waa follow 4 hy dlai-tiraloni on Ilia ''dry"
camptJfti by ahont fori wotnn pint,
Tli a Manaon Woman ! elub mrt Ttmra
day at tjia horn tit Mra. O II. Tuiil.
w) an Mr, r, A. Traf kd on Ilia ''(,ti-l
1aon on 'TalnMnx," Thraa r'Op'f n
Landacap, Diworatfv and Mural
ralRtlnca," and ona on '"Hia Miniflcjooo
o Colora In fainting ," wara read. Tlia
progTam Waa followad hy a pnrllainanlary
law drill. Id by Mr. W, If. Isrnhntr,
and th reading of tha ravUlon of (ha
oonatlttiiln and hy-laa, whh'h wra
Opted.
Th PapMat MIalonary rlrrla of Hn.
ton will rifat on Tlmraday at tha homa
ot Mra. r. V. Kh.ffcr In Omaha, Mr.
CI. 11. Murrlll will l. wl on Uia flmt almly
of tha naw book, "Alfana or Amarlcgriar'
Mu Hlgma hold tta annual mtln
Wadnaadaf at lha homo of tha praaklnnt,
Mr, Iaaa W, Carpntar. ThPro will be
r altrtlnn of offlrara and a iiinmry of
tha yoar'a work under tli leadnrahlp of
Mra. ft. K. Towna. Inalad of th regular
rm-HIng hour In tha morning, tha club
win coma together at t ' a'llork, Fol
lowing tha bualnnaa meollhg tlir will tw
a tea, at whlrh tha offlrera, Including
Mra. duom tamon, Mr. M. I). J lunula
and Mra. E. M. A Kiel), will ' t a
hoateaar,
Onlaworthy'a "The rroalanda" will b
atudM by h Iunda Woman'- sluh
Wadnaaday afiarnoon at fh lionm of Mr.
M. K. ftypa, (IW Hurt llreet, Mr. W,
Tyler Johnann, th lender, will d!cu
tha atyla, eettlng and eharacterlKatlon;
Mr. W.' B. Khafcr. tha plot, and Mr.
Oaorge f?. Young, tha gcnaral phllnaophy.
AH warn her have hoan urged to b pre.
ant aa plana for tha work for the anu
ing year will be dltid,
Cleorge Bernard haw and hi work
will be dlriniN'd at tha meeting or tha
Wirt Omaha Mother' Culture tlub Trt
day afternoon at tha home or Mra T W,
i 'ox. Mra. C. D. Ilutnhlnvon wilt read a
paper on haw and Ida Influence on tha
dram and Mr. Ulaln Trudid will
trlva tha atory of "Th Widower'
Houaee." Roll call rtaponaa will be quo
tation from any Khaw play.
Nebraaka geography will be gone Into
by Chapter H. S. ot lh P. P., O. aUter
hood Saturday morning. Mr, O. II.
Menold u lundtT of tha program and
tha hoaleaaei arn Mra. Vincent Ilancall
and Mli Clara Maaon.
Three Ruatem alorlea and a hiimorou
on will be told at tha Wych Hlory Tell
er league nieeg Thur.day afternoon
at tha public llhiary. ,Mi Kdna Imr
land. I...r of lha progim, ill be a.
ltad by Mla Ujulna liratton, Ml Cora
Barclay and Mlm Annetle KLurry.
The liieratur department of ,tha Hual
neaa Woman' club will have charge of
the pix.ruin Tueatlay evening. "Kir
lunfal," by Jamea (ual Iowk will
ha given under Ui leaderahlp of vta
Vile Won, with reeding by club tufa
br. i
T tloalng e. lute In lb frame league
aure will h ,t ,,f i)iltt,im.t
Jeriee ft the rmv.r.liy pf Nebiaak.
Monday at o'c,.,k iu j)t umiiiorlum of
lh tVy Naiw.nl batik building. "The
f tl llh Ulerarr frama" lll he 1,1.
uhkMt. Mintiie d-nl.,..ri tivkei t t,
ti4 t '' door.
Tha -!!. eectua of th A
.li1..t Oil'eaiel oluninae ! ..
rnieriainfd Weu.iM.lay al 4 e'rhnfe at
the hm of the 111 ,r, -M lumwu.
tret, A ..Ml o 1 1 tHlf , tv tt-l
by lia uii IhiiUppi, n.Mt.ri. !,,,
uvea one bp Ue 1 UmwA k,wm,i
a otrtdefa Atieri.Mi Mle J, iivt
t. f-.o
t be t inula g irttg ,i. iu.,i ;;
I -.,4 . .mi4 tMiMr ! ftal if Ixiow.
. a..oki '! i It- and h.
ei at ti t In !. t.t Mi i
I H Wlit n..t, Th 4y i to .i.
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! i iii anil I li-.f a kaM I n f
' Ve- .li.'M f l'4ille Alnnma
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A. C. C. SECEETAEY WHO IS SOON
COMWO TO OMAHA.
. y I .- " JBr, J J 1 I
2Uis. flunk L.tt?lby
Modern Macjua," whl ha preeenlod by
the folloalng rani; Mr. W, II. Abholl,
Mr. II, C Newhriinili, Mr. Ann Jcoy
moiid, Mr. K. K, Van Oredel nd th
Ml Olive rnffman, Nfdla Hyan and
faullna floxenherg
Tha Korlh Hide Mother' club will meet
with Mr. B. 1,. Ilarr, at .Vd Wet
Mrodwy, In t'otincil liluff, T'edy
aflernbon at ): o'clock. Moll call re
ponee will be on wild fjowera, and
piano olo will be given by Mra. J, W,
llanaon. An outline of "Tha Turmoil,"
by Hnolh Tarklnalon, will t given by
Mr. K, W, I'nwell, following which the
book will b dli.'ucied by the member.
Th !holarhlp trul of th HI In
Kederailon of Women' club, headed hy
Mr. Y. If. Tote, report having aided
twenty tudent alnea tha beginning of
their work,
There have been change In plan from
year io year a th Iruniee and advlaory
commute ha endeavored to develop
tha work In a manner to enable thm
to render th greatest llance to tha
greateat number pomlhla with tha gut
of fholarhip and money.
Inqulrle have been 0 numeroua that It
I deemed advlanhla to tla th preaent
general requirement which muat ha ful
filled In order to rocelva eonaldcratlon at
tha hand of the trualee.
I. r'nndldal ahould be a reeldent of
Nehraeka.
i, Mut la recommended by a club h.
longing to tha Nthraaka, atala federation
(recommendation muat he algned by the
preaident and recording aecreiary).
t. Candidate muat be In vlgorou heallh;
muat preeent record of arholarehlp and
lellcr of poraonal reiiommendnllun from:
(I Th principal of arhool laat attended,
b) Tlia elergyman of churi h laat at
tended, (c) f)n buelnea ni'm.
In th award of ''holarehlp th
truaten take Into eonalderatlon tha num
ber and kind of credit and that together
with tha kind of recommendation I their
guide In making th nomination to
vacnnclea.
The earn rulei and requirement ob
tain In mnklng loan from the loan fund.
Any atudent doelrlng to aecure a loan
muat fumlah eame aet of credonttala, and,
gcept for peclly named fund, muat
be ready to enter th Junior year In the
unlvcrelly, lon to any on t'ihnt
are not to exceed I'W and ai mil for
three year without Ititereat,
All ludctil are required to ilgn a not
agreeing to condition and In caae of hav
ing accepted a nomination to a free
acholumhlp mut algn an agreement, In
raa of tnarrlaga, to repay to the Inatl'u
tion the tuition In full for time adultly
ualug the i hnlnrxtilp.
Any pron denlroua of knowing rciilr-
ment of any hnol or unlverltv hoii.di
cotnmunlcata with th a:hool authnrltlea,
thla being at on u mora aatlafactory and
more courteou to tho achool aulhorl'lna.
In making nomination tha Irualeea,
while not requiring Contribution, rev
taluly coc.alder It more ethh'nl for a club
propoaltig a tudctit to alto rontrlvita
to the loan fund.
At Ita einie meeting laat full tha Ne
braeka Hlrita Nurwa' aaaoclailon voted tn
contribute l rent per capita, thna i nd
Ing a cntilrlhuilon of lit!. Th Lincoln
Womnn'i dub haa contributed lih and Hi"
following amounta have rome from other
club In the atala: ladle' Kcei-arch of
ftella, Mi lliimbnldt, KVi; I'aanea (Hy
coterie, fill; Tvrmnaeli Muiililpal liague,
11: Ktetnnnt Woman' club, $111.
The Valley club I th bantu r club, ac
cording lo elite of town and club, In
March It carried out program fur the
benefit of th loan fund. No r.1imIIiiii
fo rhaigml, but a voluntarv contrl
bulhui of u reatilled and the eame
forwaiilid lo the (ruatuea.
k There will be two i holarehll vacant
i the rnlnrily of Omuh for tha inm
'l year Three coniot of five t iHIoli.
nA.'"r mrainht . lege rmiiee. Thle I
glveonlv to a fd lale of lite dinaha
High ''hmd antt the loan tiwd t uaed
lor th- i.i'1' cr ny of tuna he There r.l
1,1.0 ; iIdmimIU' a ioce a. holarehlp
i-i' ,e al Itrvaitell Hall S'el.raik
Mlllt ill n.ad.lny nl'n Ihinmh Cil.nirl
en. ( Mu lUvMard, a lnur r e.-holar-
i IP i f biNitil and inHlun at j pr tear.
-.e Aiinir l,evla (ln4 e h.iUi.iiip
aided ll 1.1) I i a eluUi.t ,ili 4 b it
Halt tin, t in t, eii l tha ihi.iIo.i, r iiiim
l I al nl le tr u, AlMdlcalHw
lioul l 11, a le b J"ii It li eilf l.i
eui'i Ci t nidi'I. B bjf b 1 1.
An I e.i.r b.r ill be gum ht
. li, Ur . vt tl e V K ii nn.i'nn.l
t .ii 'i at the h Hi i.f Mi t l
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ite I 1 .h I Hi be .kt end a t
u,n l.l.r dill d i m loiiuitea lb
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Great-Grandmother
v v - i or.
ItRs. ItA.HAcmiLAH
Mr. M. A MacMlllan of Norfolk,
though great-grandmother, I etreme
ly youthful In aplrlt and especially proud
of her two llttl great-grandchlldron.
Thy are Carolyn Iteea, daughter of M..
and Mr. Hamuel Uaa, Jr., and Maatnr
( harli Harding, on of Mr, and Mr
MacMlllan Harding.
Mr. MacMlllan la great Vaeaar en-
B. rtenadlct and Mr, William Ilallarman
will read paper. Tha lesson will Include
th first four chapter of "Way of
tha Ilanete." Mra. W. If. Howard will
read papr on th tr Aldeberan and
Mr. If. , nirtl will lell th atory or
( harle II,
Mlrd atudy wilt occupy tha meeting of
tha Inindee circle of tha fhlld Oonaerva
lion Insgiie, Monday afternoon at fha
home of Mr. Mile Oreenleaf, 4M Powg-
hia street, Miles (Ireenleaf of tha Audu
bon oci'ty will give a talk on bird, and
Kellogg rocorde of bird aong will la
given on the Vlctrola. I loll call reapnn
will be current event regarding bird.
Mr I. II. Arey will glv a reading on
tha "Meadow I-rU,"
Mr. T, U Travl will lead tha program
of atudy for tha Clio club, Wednesday
afternoon. Th meeting will be held at
th horn ot Mr. A. N, Eaton.
Mra. Jay Tturn will be th speaker at
the weekly prayer meeting and luncheon
of lh llnsln fJIrl' council, Tuesday,
between M and 1 o'clock at th court
house. The women of the Swedish mission
will erve th luncheon.
At tha close of this noonday meeting,
the monthly meeting of the Committee
Women's council will be held In th same
room beginning promptly at 1 o'clock.
Important matter ar lo b decided, It
I announced.
Tha final meeting for tha year of tha
literature department of tha Omnha
Woman's club will be held on lha mea
mnlue floor at lh Hotel Fonlenelle,
Wedneedny morning t 11 o'clock. Tha
annual report will ba received nd of
ficer for nest year elected. Tha meeting
will b followed by ft luncheon at tha
hotel for wlib-.h reenrvatlona will be re
ceived by Mra. I- M. Lord and Mra. C.
. Ilrmpel until Tuoaday evening.
Tha Omaha chapter of th Daughters'
of the American Revolution will meet
Tueadey at t V o'clock at the home of
Mra. John K. Webater, Thirty-eighth and
l'rnm si nets. In addition to the busi
ness meeting, a mualcal program will
It given by Miss Henrietta lines, piano
numbers. Miss l.uella A ml re son, violin,
and Mies Martha Oreen, vocal selection.
The (tmith fide Women' Christian
Temperance union held a double elher
medal content Thursday evening at lltai-a
Methodist Rplscupftl church. Tin re were
r lev m contreunta In tha oratorical coic
Miss Nash to Play with New York
Philharmonic Orchestra in Omaha
Tli aptwaranc of Ml Frames fsnsh,
Omaha plmiHt, with the Net York Phil
harmonic riiell on Wednesday vei).
in, April I, le of peeUI Interest h
taime thl I an oif iilalhn lo-t.r heard
in Omaha, a'th.tugh Ii U said l l ' t
unite paid admission yearly then env
ttri'bestrft In America. M I eisti tie oil
nl tiftheett In Ibl country, and the
f. t that It makee few tanr a. .uiini
Iff i' Ii i appraiani e In I ninths (inte
Us igiiUatnn, vthhh i" I ('
i enl y I egr
The lit nmnd -b I'tel ef an m utH nl 11
,,f t is Viti. kttiuabt l it, fiii
ii. 1, f Ml S h il ii'ni ltnl ' 1 1
III , 'k 'It II li 1t 01, tit li s
Hi, l.i of lhl i-i. lieli l ii le - I
1 , r 1' l ' l ne s'u wi,ii t a
f.. lh. kv kcik I'tiMhsiili.t.l.-
ni.iMi.a .iitrlliiii that .t m lab.
intc i a e'.e mI I " I l ''
erta tl s ic heel t a a,hi.H liaauu
a a t .i l l- ,,u.lSI'id Kit -' il
eulie a "t a (it l lh"
is ti' ittMi ih tr I n.e.ltt ,.(t I,
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h. t,4 'hi 't'i'e is the ii. tt
Mri i'i 1 1 i k't t 11
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Boosts for Vassar
r-HCW
CP HO TO
thualaet. When tha noted lntltutlon for
learning waa atarted, u Imniedlalely d
cldid that hr daughter, Vx, ahould b
enrolled on (h college book. Not only
waa thla daughter graduated from Vae
aar but her daughter, Mr. Hamuel Ilea,
also graduated from th earn Institution
and now llttl Carolyn I registered for
lh famoit women' school.
teat and aeven In th vocal, all boy. Tha
conleat waa undor th direction of Mrs.
W, Dent .of th flouth fid. Th or
torlcal prla waa won by Amo Oramllch,
who spok upon "Nw lUicrulla." Ken-
neth Wells won th vocal pHs singing
"Till th Band of th Insert Grow Cold."
Mr. rrdricg TL Col of Omaha,
chairman of Ut civil rvle reform de
partment of th General federation of
Women Cluha, announce that thl d
partment will have tha co-operation of
t'resldent Itlchard II. Vntxm and the Na
tlonal Civil Hervlc lleform leagi dur
Ing th New York biennial, and also of
the Woman' auxiliary to th New Tork
Civil Hervlce Reform association. Among
the apea'atii'i for thla department appear
tha name ot Mlea Julia Iihrop, head
of tha Federal Children' bureau; Wll
llah J. I)oherty, econd di'puty comml-
sloner of charities; Miss Mary O. Hay
of New Tork, a member of th Iloerd
of th Oeneral Federation; Hon. Iimul
If. Ordway, preeldent of tha New Tork
fllata Civil Hervle commission; Mr. Imo
gen B. Okleg of I'hfladalphla, former
chairman of Ihla department; Katharine
llement Dairl, chairman of th farol
commission or New Tom; wuiiam n.
Wilson, counsel for th Civil Bervieej
Forum. nd Mr. Hlldreth, New York
stat preaident. 1
Tha Civil Aervlo Reform luncheon will
he held In lh east ballroom of th Hotel
Astor, th conference to tak place In
tha earn room.
Mis Rtlseheth Ilrenlaer, Industrie.! e.
rotary of tha Young Woman' Christian
association and head of the vocational
guidance section of th Association of
Colleglal Alumnae, will be on of th
principal speaker at a Joint conference
of th Young Womnn' Christian asso
ciation and tha Young Men's Chrluttan
association In Chadron. Neb., next week.
An Invitation la eatendnd to all club
women to attend th forty-third annual
meeting of th National Conference of
Charities and Corrections In Indianap
olis May 10-n. Women constitute a llttl
tnor than W per cent of th member
ship of thl great organisation, and throe
of the nine divisions of discussion will
he conducted by women, two of whom
are also on tha blennlnl program. Mlm
Julia C. Lalhrnp Is chairman of the
division of children; fr Katherlne lie
ment I'avla la tn rharae of the division
of corrections, ard Mrs. Ada Eliot Hhcf-
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I32HASKA y;o:.:a!, on bieitctal
ART PEOGHAM,
Nebraska, clubwomen are especially In
terested In tha "Art" program fur th
biennial convention of th Oeneral Fed
eration of Woman' Club In New YoM
In May because of the prominent part
a Nehresk woman, Mrs. Anna Hlordn
Morey of Hasting, h In th arrange
ments. Mrg, Morey la vie chairman for
tha art committee, Mra, M. . Johnston
of Indiana being chairman, and- h will
hav charge of th pottery exhibit.
idr. Morey will lie leader at on aft.
noon esbm on May 2, when report of
t work ooompllhd will b given
Mr. Morey will also attend b rt
luncheon at th Hotel Astor, when ")
women will b present.
field, former member of th Massachu
aetU Htat Hoard of r'bsrlHe, 1 In
chars of the division on the family
and th community. It I erpe'-ted that
many club women en rout to th Nw
York biennial will atop In Indiana poll
for the session,
Blecta circle, Maple Leaf Chapter of
fh Kaatern BUr, will glv a kenslngton
Katurday at tha horn of lr. and Mra.
J, C. Lawrenr, Th following program
will be given; flnno aolo, by Mis Char
lott (HII; barlt'e olo, l-y Wlnfleld ...
flhrum, Mr. Natlie Allen acompanlst ;
reading, by Mr. J, V. tvMaman, and vio
lin solo by Miss Cora Khneldr, Mr, it.
Wetispler iccimpxilst..
A lrg block of scat- h heen reserve !
In th Auilliortuio at Coim'.ll Itluffs for
Omaha suffragist on Hunday tvenlng,
April K., when th national preslda.it,
Mr. Carrie Chapman ''a-tt, will sp .
Mr. Catt will b Introduced by Hr,n, M
li. Hnyder, may t of Council liluff. Oni
of th big event of Mr. ( ntt visit will
bo th luncheon to b given at th 'Iron I
hotel on Monday to all th county chair
men of th Ninth district.
Th Oeorgn A. Ciig'nr Woman' Rcl.f
corj will hold It regulnr meeting Tues
day afternoon at 2 3u o'clock In Memorial
hall.
V, W. '. A, Sfotea,
The Vesper service this afternoon will
be rather a iinliin one with Mrs. Adah
Is-e, a mlsslonury from ('al'-ulla. India,
ss the speaker, lire. I hiu Just re
lumed from h-r slat.lnn In India where
she ha had manv very Inlereetlng ex-tcrl.-innt
II Imi lira" I'oola and Mrs.
M'trtln will sing a due. At the ocll hour
which follow Mis Louis Y. Curtl will
be the humect. At till time, llwlil re
fresliir.t'iits are s-rved ond there I op
portunity for fellowship and vieillng.
I'Uu-n are etill open in the KiiKllah
grsmnisr lines, meeting on Tuestloy at
, snd elwi In the halrdresslng snd mnnl
curlng claaa wbicri meats on 1 hursday
at 7.
The (Times 1n the Volley TUH Tennsnt
tnurnatimnt will I piny"'! Mnnday at .
-dii.nil,i)' at t. end Ha.lurt.lay at 11 slid
t Visitors r v.fl.iMin to these anrnee.
11, r ili oile r '-litio-s In this department,
the iluota are Itu kt-il and admiaslon ran
only he nhlnlni'd I) stecll pf-miiaslon.
Easy to Darken
YourGray Hair
Try Till! Ilrttsh Nivun T4 sunl Rul.
pliur ('ontMHiiiil iIutoukH ur hatlri
t iik lug ttm strnml nt time).
When n'i darken your hair with Cage
Tt ai d K ill loir, Ita nit ran ted, he
reuse it a d-tne so naturally, i ..venlr,
I'rtiHiln this inUture, ttioush, al home
Is muv en I iront'leanin. VT l cent
y(i4 . an toiv ' anv drug le is ready.
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tine emsll 'rnt at a time P mnrnlit
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DATE NOT SET FOR THE
STUDENTS' VISIT HERE
Th date hss not yet been definitely set
for the visit of th student of th I'nl-
verslty of Nebraska, to tha Industries of
Omaha. The day la to ba some time In
May, The Invitation xtendod by
1 bureau of publicity. Information
cornea from Lincoln that about !,( stii-
d nl eapeot to avail themselves of thi
opportunity of elng Omaha and Its In
stitution,
Make HOUSE CLEANING Easy
By Sending Your Rugs, Draperies, Cur
tains, Table and Stand Covers,
Comforts, Blankets. Feather
Pillows, Etc., to Us,
Our Rug
Cleaning De
partment is
equipped with
the BEST Rug
Cleaning Ma
chinery that
money can buy.
Our Cleaners
are the most '
skillful in the
west. We
Guarantee
Satisfaction
THE PANTORIUM
'CohI flcaicr and ifynn."
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MOUTH mE, 470 KOl'TII 2ITII HT. I'HOXK H. 12V).
CUT LIW;iCTT, rrenldcnt.
N. D W pay poataga one way oa all out-of-town ordcr.
Crochet with Klostersilk
Baby Cap
Every woman who crochetg with Kloatertilk is more than
delighted over the beautiful results. Dainty gifts for some
one's baby, charming lingerie, yokes, Insertions and edgings
all are done so perfectly with Klostersilk, and the work is so
artistic and so lasting that its maker is proud.
Get your 20 Free Crochet Instructions
Vou are entitled to 20 free
instructions for crocheting
attractive pieces. The instruc
tions are complete and make
the work easy. Simply pre
sent this advertise
ment to the dealer.
IyKlL The Thread Mill Co. I MXU A
JhVW TUreeal Salee Dept. X lAJ fl
V". ' . ...frr1"' .' '. ifa( fhi.b fff rtvj. -
N'n matter lit juu wish In lilainunils, Unlilics, Kslli l.nl.l ami 1'lal
Inum Jrwrri UlNiTuai, rl,, vtn ran ae mt hhuh), lake adian.
Inge nt titir Ian Ir1r-a ami I ) Trrnt and tn'l t ntir rosier Jewelry,
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THROWS "SEVEN" THIRTEEN
TIMES; THENJT HAPPENED
When Jasper Jonee, colored, threw thlr
teen auroeaalva ravens In crap gam
with Willie Ilymes, also colored, and
took K M from the latter, Willie reached
over and tapped Jasper lightly on th
heed with a half hricg, and discovered
that Jasper' dice made seven no matter
how they were thrown. Incidentally bot
ere arreeted and aentenced to thirty
day in th county Jail,
Willi w CItn, fie do vat and
fWr)lli! tlit-m you can do your
t'TuuMtiK, pa wring end painting,
Note These Prices
Kugg dualeid, t..rnnl nd itnril
j!d, JO Pr 'iuHre yrd,
Kor dry rimming or aharripoolni,
Incliidlny, dur.tlng, 2itt fPr iiuari
yard.
Orlnnta!, rot fjt to JO P'
yard rnor; owlog to tlz and
wplght of rug,
J'or raizing any rug, 5? V
aqua yard.
rortloraa, dry rIaniMj, 81,50
" 82.M) fr pair; owId to glw
and guHllty.
I'yfng 81,00 Pr pair mor
than tlie cleaning price,
Iace curtain., 75, to 81,25
pe.r pair.
Tinting, JJOt Pr pair eitra.
For dry (loaning plllmr top,
2I ' S0r "tuth: Maokoti, aln
!. 7Se: doublej, 81 to 81.25
per pair; fonthnr plllowg, TtOd to
?r5 farh. (No fathrg rornoyed
roin th) raan, you got them ALU
back.) Comfort, cotton, 81 Mich;
down, 81.25 each. Oilier price
In proportion.
fall Dotiglaa 668 and we will
aond a man to quota a price on all
your furnishing. Our procogg not
only remov all duett, dirt, and
greug, hut lo deatroya all dla
aa gorrnn and bacteria.
TRY US
He will give you this set of
instructions. If his supply is
exhausted, send us his name
and three 2c stamps
and we will mail
the instructions at
once.
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