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Society Notes -;- Personal Gossip -:- Entertainments -:- Club Doings
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The Home
Now Come Six Big Days
For EASTER Shopping
Easter Is Only 5 Shopping
CSuits
2S
The- ucmfl of value is reprr-Kr-riteil in thm famous lin of
Women 'a nrxl MiHMcV Suits,
The di'hignvn of higher prrado suits wonder at tfio re
markable duplicates' of their exclunive models.
Every smart style of the seanon is to he found in
this wonderful lot of tailor-mades. J'.nxy, flared jackets,
KiiKsian helled effects, sport models, straight-line tailor
mades, vestec fronts. Skirls with the new wid! flured
bottoms, set-in yokes, side pockets and girdles.
Taffetas, Oros de Jjondrcs, Silk 1'oplins, Oahardines,
Serges, Toplins, Velour Cloths, Worsteds, Mixtures, etc,
Misses' sizes, 14, 16 and 18.
Women's sizes, 34 to 48
Silk Sweater Coats
Fiber Sweater Coats
$5, $6.98,$10,$12.50,$15 to $35
Colors-Rose, Copenhagen, Emerald, Purple, White,
Cold, J'ilaek and White arid Navy.
The many new weaves and stitches shown this season,
in the new sweater eoats, make
down collar, sailor eollars anil
Buy
Whole
for Easter
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Temium
H
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Bacon
i i;i! t .i uuvi
growing wrra crowing omaha
of Hart Schaffner & Marx
KAkSTEU WILL HIO HKKK
before you know it. This oil-
lire work will bo devoted to the most re
markable displays and sales of apparel
ever witnessed in this or any other store,
WK AUK IMiKI'AKKI) AS NHVKU
HKFOKK TO (JATEU TO VOUU EV
KHY WANT. '
. While we; can with surety supply
your last-minute needs, it would be well
to shop as early as you ram
KKLY ON THIS STORK.
at $25.00
them wonderfully nttraetive. The
large pockets.
a
i:s ii imink in iin;iv!
Ham mgfflm
I A' '
Tw - v ' i i.
Clothes.
i
Days Away
large, wide sashes, full turned
n. r.r.i. tinm ui:
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SOCIETY TO LEND
EAR TO HOLY WEEK
Special Servicei in All the Conform
ing Churchei Observed Until
Sunday,
EASTER COMES NEXT SUNDAY
II MKf.MKH I-Sprit IT.
Holy week eniumeiv e with nil Hie con
forming ehUMhe following their devo
tional ritual for the l.iat rlx riny of llir
penitential araton and many of t ! evuri-K-1
''-n I eongregatlon wild upeelal erv
!" for the. week, flood Krlday will be
DevoUd le lb
HEALTH. C0MF0RVBEAUTY
... & WOMEN
left's get these facts well
into our heads:
. The Nemo Won
derlift IS a great
STYLE corset.
2. It is a BETTER
style corset DEC A USE
of its wonderful and
exclusive HYGIENIC
features.
In other words, its
matchless style is largely
due to its marvelous by
picnic construction.
i- The Wonderlift Bandlet
reduces your abdomen by
inches and pounds, holds
your corset in place, pre
serves your smooth, fash
ionable lines, giver; you a
better shape than you ever
had before, brings you
supreme ease and comfort.
It ALSO g'tva you hygitnic
physical $upport that prtvents,
nlitvei and often caret many
of the ailmentt peculiar to
women. Tkii priceless health
ienict coid yon nothing extra.
The Wonderlift method
of construction trains the
figure into an alert, f'raceful
pose and creates that bodily
poise without which no wo
man can be really stylish.
You must think of the
Wonderlift at something
distinctly different from
any other corset.
WE PREDICT
that in dtif time nearly
rier; nwmhh hm wear
cortets Will Urol- it ",S('
Help" Vond,rl(tl
Not, SM J 5S1 U r Ml
M"tti livm tliorl nJ U k y l
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Nti. 5 fid U lr lm!fr in
tttlium kir ( tri ti()i
Na, SST U l Iim
mh.i ( krl h.l SIT
fltMJ .mt A Ulit
N. i fur 0 l.f(.l km J
l( u(ttK, whit " rl
tiuK " Siil hum Jll (it
44 dull - 111 00,
N. 10HI litNiill J kttl t w
UiIiJidu amtiii ill ti4 KM
10IH.
If You'r The J
i'( rivln4 our prime i
iNrmn N undvi hit t -iricU,
jol nuko HHtuI Mod)'
l thrm m applud t )iuir
I luu u will ho
Ctl(luUMHC 4 VV All,
NIAIO tXltWlllON
W WGARM N PliH
HmmHiiiuk Ink") Iimui N. t
imUTTKHlly nhfitrvofl by nil church mnin
br !n lb :l'y. In Urn Kiwoput, Ho
irmn ('(iilmll'' nl KouttlK" Memorial
ainrinn Ihf l,iliiirnii ihnrrli., tnnnilng
MrWn ulll I uni:ucli'fl nil tlm t k.
Kimnlf Mrmoriiil IU "tiil' I i
bi-lf hour" from ':!.' to 7: fv..ry ninrii
lri(f, Hint llifl Kp'm'Opal Imri ht-n will Ii'iVm
rcniiniinlun drvh-n l I" n'clmk, with
mornltiK pmy-r t I.'"', HiioiiKhout !!
wi( k.
Holy Tln;ilitv will li- nlifffMii In lh
f'litlli.llc I'OnRlCKHtlflMH by Ih- WOlnhlP'
r iMlt : nc llirf rtlfornt cluirfhfii for
(irnyrr wni fnililtlnfi mill ttif'f tit)- tt
hoiir ici't f at (iori l 'rl')ft- will li r-lo-hriii
t Ht. Jolnn fliilnli.
K:i!Hd(iy -f iIiik m 'I'rliii !' imIIimIhiI
w l'l if lh ir fiHi Kt'nn K'-i Iioh fur Ka.
f'f I'lirnrnmil'in,
Suffrage News of Today.
llr.1. W. K. 1fiikly of I.lnroln, n'ntn
mirtran vriniiUr.t, Mini JHchUhium Iriri'
runllii, , T, J.linUfy. II. ('. Hiiini''y,
Oh.ih W. CoviI, ti, H. ('rulaliffiii mill
i. K. ' 'opirr of Oiniihit oll-n li fl Om nf
friHf lilix hro',1 (ihrn Ml Hi" Oivifi"! lioinl
In ('oimll JCiiffo ioiU'y, I'fimiilliin-iitiry
10 Men, ('nrilo I 'Kri pjtuni t'lilt, IiiIwiiim-
11 diiil diifrrwd'' iri' ildrni.
Tiki city iciisnil n iffian i oiiiihIi fci
hli a worker' t'orifpicmi ,,f tin: hom of
thii tr-nmirKr, Mm, Mury ('Mrini'li, tlil'.
nfo-rriooii,
TonU.it Hi 7.31 m nlfit" lotml im-Mlntf
will he IipM In room Dl lit tli Vonn'i
Man' "Ii rlt ln imioi'liillon Mm, Unit
Icy w!l! )tfrtd',
Flinu Postponement.
I'loO-Mur Kllriw'M I'iIhi'b on "Tli Kt
tjulnliiii of tlii" Turk'' rm Im.pd fio;
fioiiffl until Tm'lny pvimiIiik, April iV
no lh iiffnlr will not conflict with th
Krl'-ndu of Art dinner tomorrow fvinlng
News of the 111.
Mr, Jitn:e A, Tuni'ofk Im been nori
fined to her room for lh lnt two wtoki,
Mr, mill Mm. Frank II. Myr rn x
pfrted hum from KjenUlor rlprlns to
morrow, Mr. Myerg hn quite rcovril
from lilt rucerit lllmx.
Wedding Plans.
Th mnrrni; n Ml tcitrl'' TanflC,
fn'ihtiT of I iih n anil Mra. Join A,
Tiu:i'ek, to Mr, Kelno Morifin, wl l bo
au. . '
sis:.
p!..:
Thousands of
physicians and millions
of housewives will swear
to that You've never tasted
such wholesome, tempting,
appetizing bakings - you've
never enjoyed such uniformly
perfect remit. Calumet Bait
ing I'owiler ntvtr tail) and it
cmts lets to uta than other kmdi.
Receded Hlfheet Award
Htm CmI l yr f tllf
In hmmi C.m,
n
n
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J
Tho most you can do for your
tet-th visit your dentist twice a
ytvir and three timea a day use
IrlyQif
PERFECT
Tooth PovcJer
ad lv itn. it a t.t.M i.l.i . . . . . . . ......
pfTl lt, ilttnt ttilt.t
I W. ire A S.aa, latt
SUFFRAGIST WHO BROUGHT
MANY WOMEN HERE.
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, it 4 - ' ,1
.olemn'zeil Knuli-r Monflny nomlnr t I
o'clock at Trinity r-nthcdrnl.
House Warming,
Mr, n'I Mr. K. H Cliirk, whi r,ve
Jmt moved Inlu tl elr nw bomt In Mltirc
l,!ff boulevard, worn lven a mirptUi
bou o WK'inlng fnt iriln) evulic. Canlk
anri a a'iier wcr foit ni of tba r.a
nlng'a rntcrtlom' nt, nnd the bout a.n'1
hoteM wei preiKiited with a muho"any
In nip. Thofie pieaetil wcr:
Meter. nd Veedintie
M'llllam CiiriBhli e, It, V. farknon.
K, A. W ll'.ntilil: ,
A, J. Alvi.rd,
A, A. nikl",
. Ki n b ill.
". (', Wi.odOMll,
Io fell,
J. Jlanaen,
Vi ,.. -I'tlit
( lark,
II. Wreiui, ,
1 1 Hec Mi Ih.ffltld,
I.. II, fluUe,
Mar;y v it n,
: A X'hry'er,
Ml.d'-e
llu li Clink.
Brownell Hall Plans.
'I'll'' io will be no achool aeaxlon on
Oood Kr lilny at Mrowncll Hall, but all
tba atuilciil ara ajipected to b at thf
achool for attendunca at worahlp at
Trinity t'athcdral and ft, 'nrnm
church. Tliroiiahout. ldly week arrvli:e.
will be conducted In tha acimol chafed
at o'clock each mornln.
Kountze Memorial Church.
Ktalner'a "f'ruclflxlon" will i ilven on
Oood Friday evening at o'clock at
Kountza Memorial church by thfl choir
with forty.clht voU;e. Tha aololata
will ha Allen Mch'enzla, Mra, Arthur Hal
cticr, Mr. Kwanaon and Mia Paul.
Personal Mention.
'Mr. P. II, Koollnh and amall aon, Mar
vin, of ChlcftKo are apendlng two week
with her parent.
Mr. Clnren'a Uarlow, nn of Mr. Al
fred iJarlow, lim relumed o bla atuillc
at Cornell iifdr apcndlng the aprlng vaca
tion with friend at Itultlinore.
Mr. Frank f'rawford and Mr. H. M.
Knox linva returned from haiikatoon,
rakHtnhcwan, where they wr vlaltlng
with Mr. Crawford, who will be detained
two week lunger In Canada by bimlnema.
Mra. Imvld P. Kcder of Ht. Paul l
vhiit lug her parent. Mr, and Mr. A. B
Alplrn.
Brownell Hall Luncheon.
One nf tha big event of ICualer week
will lie the "get tognther luncheon"
Thursday afternoon, April TI, at th Fon
tcriell!. Over ui) Invitallona have been
aent out to the affair and All former
atudenu of Prownell Hall are expected
to he pieaent. Mlaa Kupheinla Johriaon
will prnBlde at tlm epeakei' tibln with
tha aenlorx and .the r Ih teacher, Minij
I.lllin (iiilway, the kuchIk of biini.r. .Man 1
oiit-oftuwn gucata will be preeent, and1
Mm. liRidner of Lincoln will give a talk,
telling Imw a'.ie aucccedod In forming X
llrownt II league In her home town. Th
Omaha and oilier former atudenta of the
ai bool nro i'uiihI'Ii i Init fiiundliig lettguea J
which mil)' be formed Into a fe lerallon, j
New Y, W. C. A. Secretary. l
Mlea Uiiice Inldie of Hn rrHiicln n in i
riven loil.iy lo Hike ihirte of the rm
ploymi lit Imnjil of il'i Vnniiij Wome'i
ChiUllrin finno. tui inn In pi o e ol V'pii'
M um iilliii n, v lie ln .mu ci-i Mi
fiddle had - tiai go l Vmn. V nnv n i
I'hlUllui imMicWU'in w t h lu one .,f II- i
Iiillluin4 HI the ekiiellliin nnd cme .i
1,11 loci MmocjutOtl lilHl It .'O'lUlO IVtle.l
1
I Knffre Club Birthday.
j huftee club ll.e nlinl nrg.inlal o h
the cu . i.i,i.him, of u a i ( "f ' ic, in:, i.
W.MO'il. 'll ,).- Ut ly Ik llllil) lllll'l
MuMm hv lo!i na a h.n i l
' liume !,(! l tilt IV I', h Intel-.
fer bn li it I'l.ni lei i ' il M" M A
' Vial l"l"liv ef till . I'.l. Hie It In I
.,,,1 un
erottHe uirr MniMMltwitle.
i i ( i' i ini 'lit:, Aotii i u
I eot -I ' (.. !..' i me. ii !
,-lo n.,1 I ..i.-i e.'n.. I If ,! -.'l-onia I. .o.l'
..It il!!lo l..l' H't r e''l I ti.l
it i lei I 1' Its 0" .t,tlo- .e i,.
itt&aai
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W, ltd $,Nl mk tHf
IMPROVERS AGAIN
GET IN TANGLE
Strained Relation! Between Fcdera
tion and United Improveri
Breaki Out Anew.
8TREET LIGHTING IS CAUSE
Th! atralned relation whfih hav
(ylMeii tor nt'Vcral yar betwern the)
J-Vijeratlon "f Irnproveinent flub
anit Iho ('nltfil Improvement club
broke out wnew at thn city counell
Meeting when the i-lectrle street
lir'itlng propoKltlon wag brought up
it tain,
The commlHHloner recognlr,ed tb
nlt(d Improver by agreeing tf
defer thl matter until May 8, by y
which time thl organization expert
M have conferred with repremnta-
tive of the electric light company
Hi d to have arrived at an aToptabr-
I rnpoalUon regHrdlng a rontrart.
II, V.. Tlmme, flva year tacrelary ef
tha Kederntlon of Improvement elub,
mado thl tateinent: "I w secret aiy
of tha federation for five )r, but J
am now dlnKuntcd with recent rnk ae.
tlonx, The delegate, n. getting or
and aro refunlng to at lend Hi tu' e'lngn."
I enimlenlniier liee atuled; "V. W.
I'lti'h told mo bixt week Unit be nd th
federation of Improvement eluh rtrrn
aent all of the Imprnveriunt club of tha
city and llint, any other federation did
not amount to anything worth mention
ing." Tba Federation of Improvement club
wa referred lo aeveml time a "th
fitch organization,"
frcd It, Martin, prominent Improver of
tho north lde, told Ilia eommlmiloner
that tho I'nlled Improvement rlub ap
pointed a apmlal comrriiltea of five to
confer wtlh tba electric light company.
"It I very evident that tha Improvement
club are not agreed on thl electric light
propoaltlon,'' wua a comment by Com
mliMoner Jnrdlne,
Thcisc. an Omahan,
Started Alex .Carr
In Show Business
Alexander Carr, famou a a eharact-r
comedlmi and who headline thl week
at Ihe urpheum, owe hi aurceg to an
Omaha man.
Tha Omahan la Mortimer M. Thelite,
formerly proprietor of tha Millard hotel
and who live at tha Traverton apitrt
mentg, ,
Whn Mr. Thela wa a prominent
threalrieal magnate on P.roadwy nearly
ten year ago, he "dlacove.red" Carr, and
ahowed him how to dovelop hi talent.
Mr. Thelae put Carr, and Harney Hern
ard, who played herA with blm In "Po
taah and perlmutter." two year ago. In
one of lil compaolea and gava them
thelf rimt chance to make good.
"When I flrt w them," laughed
Thelae, ")t w)(, at IttB vurl3Vllla
ahow. They were o rotten they wera
going to aubatltut a trained elephant
act for Ihem. Wa got one more chance;
for Ihem, and thejr worked o well thut
they finally made , good on tho bill,"
Big Time Tables
Will Be Done Away
with by Hailroads
The expenalve railroad folder, how
Ing railroad achedulca and connection,
la likely to be a thing of tlm pant. An
agreement haa been entered into by pra
tlcally all the rallroaira by which they
propose to eliminate moat nf the tlmx
tabiea and their promlacuoua dint i t
hiitlon, It being figured that thia wilt
mean the eavlng of humlreda of thou,
and of dollar unnu.'illy.
If the railroad folder la dlxpeixed Wltn,
Ita dlaappearancn will occur at the end of
the preaent year. Some of lh rallromU
have five-year coutraeta for the print
ing of folder, but the head of the pan.
neiiger depnrtmenta are of the oplulmi
Hint tli" contincta mn be changed to
cover other ch,imh of printing.
OMAHANS MAY MAKE A
TOUROVER HIGH LINE
An nulomobll trip may pcianlbly ba
inmle I')' Dmiiha liiMine men and road
Uooieia till minmii'i' oi-r wluit In known
na the blub Mii" nuilti between Central
I'itv and Walton. C, II I.lndherf of
I'ollt, i e,.i,. in of toe lll.ih l.in.. Kntila
h-'oc lnt Ion, nan lu I'ltuilm and urged
the trade imellii loininilte ef lb
i oiiuiii 1 1 nil . l ib tnd the good mad ennu
llllllee to IIihIiii III It tlp aline) time till
Minnm r I''- poinivd out n,.ii a good
lirilioM, I. .Hi .i ofoen mi mid o)nl I, i
unoihi. tut nl.'iig tlila rout.-, wblcli
if. i -tier, ilo fellow lug leant; i'eeil
I'll) I ll. fl 1 .hl,t.lll li i'lVKX, I ' i A it ! .
nl)i il ii, We.-loii, ihmi, Meiol ;
Vail.)
CHICAGOAN ASTONISHED
AT THE GROWTH OF OMAHA
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iln Witi.ii t lie I. tlirle'i N.li.. hi
I , toil I lit I t-o i! ,t f lf,' snr.
.lt... I Kit n lit, r,i at Hi.' Wolfletf I
(.ir(t. H .i l, ('. fill .ie .. t
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