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THE OMAHA SUNDAY7' BEE: OCTOBER 8, 1916.
What
is Going On
in Society Circles
Betrothal Announcement!.
Mr. tnd Mrs. W. R. Nichols an
' noonee the engagement of their
daughter, Iv Aileen. to Raymond
Vincent Alien oi McCook, Neb. The
wedding will take place the latter part
of October.
Mr. and Mrs. C O. Ahtquist an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Bessie, to Mr. Kent Wrtn
nell, the marriage to take place Wed
nesday, November 15.
' Entertains for Bride
Mrs. Emmons G. Dimock gave a
linen shower at her home Friday af
ternoon for Miss Cora Barclay, whose
marriage to Mr. M. R. Jackson will
take place Tuesday, Octotber 17. Miss
Barclay was a former kindergarten
instructor and her friendi have
planned several aSaira for her next
week. The guests included:
Ml..,. MM
Cora Bertlar. Wllillreel HT,
Minnie Him. ' '
Harry Nlion.
Csrtla Bravonlar. -
William Herder,
parry Wheeler.
O. C. Dimock, ,
Hereart Wella,
University Mixers Crab Dance
The members of the University
Mixers' club are making careful prep
arations, for their first social event
of the season, the dance to be given
Tuesday evening at Keep's academy.
The hall will he decorated in the
Creighton colors and the various fra
ternities of the university are plan
ning to provide numerous cozy cor
ners. The chaperones for the oc
casion will be:
Meaara, aao Mirtimii
Pant L. Martin, A. H. Blselew,
Prafa, and ateeaaraee
1. Be cartas. H. a Kewtan,
lira, ana Meedamea
J. W. ForMns,
a. tg. Hlypla.
S. H. BnientBC.
C 1". Crow lay.
Dinners Before the Ball
Mr. and Mrs. W.I. Foye entertained
at dinner at the Omaha club Friday
evening before the ball. Their guests
weri:
Maura and MeaSama.
W. J. nitdlck, . a T. Kountie.
Ward Barseea,
W. R. Sweatt, Mlnneapolle.
Meaara. Meaara.
faerree Brlakar, W. A. C Joaaaoa,
Mra. W. T. Burna,
Mlaa run? achlbaajr, ltuweaota.
Sorority Luncheon
The Omaha Alumnae chapttr of
' Alpha Xi Delta sorority entertained
Saturday noon at luncheon at the
university ciuo in nonor ot AK-3ar
Ben' visitors, loose present were:
Mertemee
lfeadamei
C a Derla.
Baatlnve;
1 A. Calllaoa.
2oa '2reeMu,
Madge bealela,
OM:
KaHtar'Snitii,
la. 11 nan.
V. Stuart, ,
, Agnoa Nllon,
Caryl ftpautdlnt,
uatlitnbvrr;
Ltnur Pttsftc&14
ICeftrn:
Cirtn UM,
Coming Bride and Her Attendant
'VVJ', 1 i Henrietta.
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grooms tnd bows of lavender tulle
were used to connect them with the
heart of the table. Miss Bacon was
also one of the assistants at the re
ception ' following the marriage of
Miss Alice Jaquith to Mr. Elias Vail.
The dinner guests were.
Mtwr. and Mudimi
Howard B.!ldrldara. Dwlsrht DunmMda.
rrnk W. Hagoii, of Mrahalltown, It.
HIM!
tutllJ Bacon,
Ann Olf ford,
Hwairs.
Walter Scott
PanfUM.
John Lofarra,
Ma rf a rat Baum '
litrrlat Smltb
Mir. -Harry
Koeh,
Rortr Kaallna,
no Dirt now.
Gossip ol Ak-Sar-Ben Visitors
Hiss Madge Daniels of Ord, who
was, an out-ot-town maid to. the
Queen, will remain in Omaha a few
day visiting friends and sorority sis
ters. . .,,,.,'
Mr. and Mrs. J. DeFortat Richards
guests for the ball were Mrs. J. De
rorest Kicnsras, sr.. ot Denver and
Mrs. Robert B. Carey of Casper,
, Wyoming. ' '
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Spens and Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Jaqucs came from
Chicago Friday for the ball, and are at
tne ronteneue.
John C. Daugherty came from
Greeley, Neb., Thursday to join his
wife who has been here for ten days
visiting Miss Ellen Creighton at the
John IS. Dsugherty home. .- -
Mr. Bullen of Ranchester, Wyo.,
arrived Wednesday to be the gueat of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Doorly.
Mrs. Daniel Baum, Jr., has her'sls
ter, Mrs. Mary Morv with her for the
winter.
Betrothal Announcements.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Hobbs an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Ethel Marie, to Paul Arch
ibald Reynolds. The wedding will
take place Wednesday, November 8. ;
Dinner for Bride.
Miss Anna Peterson entertained at
dinner Saturday evening in honor of
Mist Lillian Jaqualine Wallace, whose
.marriage to Mr. R. A. Garneaux ia to
take place soon. Those present were:
Mlaeea Mlaeea
Marart Bran, Mildred Jenaeii.
Ktliel Peteraea, Maria HeekeaDert.
Inejw Janaan, Nell Ryan,
ModJeeUce Shaar, Anna Janaeo,
- Mamie Janaan, , . Oraoa Shaar.
Btllevue Society Notes,
Owing to the (act that training
rules at Bellevue college have been
' severe during the last week, social ac
tivities have been practically at a
standstill. With the exception of the
reccotion siven Friday eveninff hv tha
Laities' Aid society of the Presbyter
ian diurcn tne loot ban men all week
have apent their evenings free from
any social duties.
Miss Myrna Matthews of Fonte-
nelie hall entertained her sister and
two friends in her room Wednes
day and Thursday.
Miss Msrouerite Diddoek and
Messrs. Pierre and Caryf Piccotte
were called to Bedford, Neb, by the
death of their cousin this week.
Tie Young Men's Christian asso
ciation held an informal meeting on
Thqrsday evening, at which President
Keri gave a brief talk.
Victoria Barr had as her guest Ells
Raenz last Wednesday.
Itf. R. C, Person visited Florence
Stocker on the hill.
Mrs. J. P. Kepler of the Bellevue
college faculty attended the Ak-Sar-Ben
coronation ball at the den Friday
evening. .
' c For Bacon-Penfield Part.
) : " tie marriage of Miss Lucile Bacon,
naugnter ot Mr. and Mrs. f rank W.
Bacon, to Mr. Walter Scott Penfield
' of Washington,' will occur tomorrow
evening at 8:30 o'clock at All Saints
church. This week has been crowded
with affairs in honor of Miss Bscon
and her fiancee. Friday evening was
the occasion for the dinner party
given by Miss Harriet Smith in their
honor. At the ball the oartv occu-
, pied a box and afterwards was en
tertained at supper at the Omaha club.
Saturday at luncheon the members of
the wedding party were the guests of
Air. Kooert nowe at tne ronteneue.
Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Frank W. Bacon gave a beautiful
' bridal dinner for them at the Fonte-
. nelle, following the rehearsal at the
; church and a snort visit as onlookers
at the masked ball. .
. Two baskets of sweetheart roses
tied with fluffy bows of lavender tulle
were used on the table. The place
cards were miniature onaea ana
Mrs. Ukcan of Topaka.
Wedding Invitations Out
Invitations for the marriage of Miss
Adele Davis, the charming daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Davis, to Mr.
Roberts-Daniels, son of Mrs. R. E.
Daniels of Council Bluffs, were re
ceived Saturday. The ceremony will
take place at 7:30 on the evening, of
October 23. The hour was set early
hi order to allow members of the
wedding party to attend the perform
ance of Carmen" at the Auditorium.
The young people will leave immedi
ately for' a two weeks' trip in the east
Franchise Tea.
Following the meeting of the Equal
Franchise society at the Fontenelle
next Thursday Mrs. J. M. Metcslf,
president will entertain at tea about
twenty women, the past and present
members of the board, to meet Mrs.
W. :E.: Berkley of Lincoln, president
of the State Suffrage associstion, and
Mrs. P. T. McGeer of Falls City. Sev
eral other members will have tea
guests after the meeting.
For Out-of-Town Guests,
Mrs. Walter J, Colvin entertained
at luncheon at her home Friday In
honor of her house guest. Mrs. H. J.
J..
Brigham of Chicago, and Mrs. S. X.
Thstcher, slso of Chicsgo1, who is the
fuest of Mr. and Mrs. Otis M. Smith,
he guests included ' Mesdsmes
George Howe and Otis M. Smith.
After the Ak-Sar-Ben ball Friday
evening Mr. and Mrs. Smith and Mr.
and Mrs. Colvin entertained at sup
per at the Fontenelle for their guests.
Covers were laid for: -
Maasra. and Maadamaa
n. 1. Hrleham a J. Thatcher
of Chtcaao. v of Cbtcafa,
a. t. Maaon.
Beefsteak Fry. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Store ana
Miss Ophelia Hayden will entertain
at a beefsteak fry at their summer
home in Florence todsy at I o'clock.
Autumn leaves will form the decorations.
WILL WED EARLY IN NOVEMBER.
Towel Shower.
Mrs. F. T. Pirvnlo entertained at
towel shower Friday evening in
honor of Miss Josie Piccolo, an Oc
tober bride, when twelve guests were
present ,
Dancing Party.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. McMahon are
entertaining at a dancing party Sat
urday evening tor Mrs. Mary Mora
of Eaton, Pa., who is the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Daunt at the
Dundee Hall.
Theater Party.
Those who entertained yesterday
afternoon at the Boyd to see Weber
and fields in Watch Your Step
were Phil id Mets and W. J. Foye,
who had parties of eight; C. N. Diets.
G. Stort and Frank Fitzgerald, four;
Mrs. Clarence Mbberensen. Mrs,
Amos, Mrs. E. C. McShane and Miss
Mary Ward, three guests. Those who
had reservations for the evening
were: W. F. Megeath. box; Olga
Storz, twelve; Dr. J. Hall, aeven; Mr.
Calhoun, hve; w. Crosby, A. H
Jones, Sam Burns and DeForest Rich,
ards had four guests.
Dinner for House Party.
Miss Marion Kuhn will entertain at
dinner this evening at the Fontenelle
in honor of the house guests of Miss
dertrude and Mr. rhilip Metz. 1 nose
present willbe:
Mlaeea Mtaeea
Norma Mack Oertrude Motv.
of Buffalo, N. T.I Kltiabatk Read.
Harriet Mark Jonephlne Conedon,
of Buffalo, N. T.i Marlon Kuhn,
Meaara. Meeere.
William Darker Allen Tuker,
of Buffalo, N. T.I Robert Burna.
Bam Vail Men Oallafher,
of Detroit, Mick.; Phillip Mela.
Orpheum Party.
Miss Kuth Mills entertained at an
Orpheum patty yesterday evening for
: , w - wmj 1 win
ner nouse Rucais, oxisa xunarra inula,
of Sioux Falls, S. D., snd Miss Lu
celia Miller of Des Moines. Those
present were :
Mtenes Mlases
Mildred Mills, Alios Pmt,
Lucelta Miller, Asnes Ituaaatt,
Maaara. Meeare.
Alt Kouata. Sennr Hart.
Dae Molnea: council Bluira;
Brnoet Haraabereer, Allen McDonald,
Aablond; . Tajrlar Belcher.
Solonrnera' Club.
Mrs. A. A. Wedemeyer will be
hostess ot the sojourners club l ues
day afternoon at her home, 4508 North
Twenty-seventh street. Assisting her
will be Mesdames C. F. Barrows, E. J,
Weiberg, u l Mickey and u JJsw
son Scott.
Vmtrm nHMM
One of the most charming features
of the coronation bail fridav even
ing was the dancing of the tiny tots
in butterfly costume. Tiniest oi all
a a eak- iw
f '"V jTi V
d I j. Viisd
were the two daughters of Dr. and
Mrs. G. W. Todd. Little Virginia in
yellow snd gold and Harriet in black
and gold, were the center of an ad
miring throng later in the evening.
With one by each hand Mrs. L, M.
Wilhelm introduced them to the party
in her box.
Gossip of Ak-Sar-Ben Visitors.
u; M. roarer Horner Of SIOUX
City has been the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Bayer during Ak-Sar-Ben
week. She is on her wsy to spend a
few weeks in Arizona before retyp
ing to her home. I
Miss Belle Beazell of Minneapolis
is the guest of Mrs. Charles Offutt
for the Ak-Ssr-Ben festivities. .
Mr. and Mra. Howard Baldrige
have as their guest Mrs. Hagen of
1.. w,a arrivA WaHneadav tor
the Ak-Sar-Ben festivities.
Milton Denman ot JJes Mouies is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. J.
Dinning, hsving arrived yesterday
morning. This is Mr. Denman's sec
ond Ak-Sar-Ben ball, as he was here
(wo yesrs sgo. -
Russell Lemisfbf Denver is in the
city for a day or two and attended
the ball last evening.
Mrs. Georse Weilage and daugnter
Mildred of Lincoln apent the past
week with Mrs. Weilage's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John tsrady. ...
Miss Nelcnon waitKina oi Louis
ville, Ky., is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. L. R. Dale in the Uintah apart
ments.
Social Gossip.
Mrs. Mora Mamie and daughter,
Josephine, returned Tuesday from a
summer in Colorado . ana arc at
Brownell hall until Monday, when
thev will have their former apartment
at the Royal again.
Mrs. Harry Montgomery returned
Monday from Kansaa City.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Coles returned
the latter part of last week from a
month in Charlottesville, - Vs., and
Philadelphia. ; ' .
Mrs. Fairfield and daughter, Betty,
arrived home .Thursday from Chi
cago, where they apent several days
together upon Miss Betty's arrival
there from Woodstock, N. Y., last
week.
Mias Msnon Howe has decided to
remain home until January, when
she will go east to resume her musi
cal studies. Miss Howe started
east with her mother, but was ill
in Chicago and returned home im
mediately.
Mrs, I. E. Fitzgerald returned last
week irom Dayton, O., accompanied
by her two little nieces, Edith Mary
and Florence Louise Ware,, who wilt
be with her about a month.
Mrs. T. L. Kimball and Miss Kim
ball, with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R.
Kimball, returned last week from
the east -'
Mrs. John M. Daugherty and Mrs.
F. A. Nash will not return from
New York until Monday or Tuesday.
Miss Halcvon Cotton returned
Tuesday from several months' ab
sence, hsving gone last January to
Palm Beach with Mias Rebecca Ha
vens of Cincinnati and then visited
her in the latter place. Lately Miss
Cotton has been in Chicago with
her mother, who will not return be
fore Christmas.
Mrs. Charlea Offutt and Miss Vir
ginia Offutt leave today for New
York, where they will be at the Goth
am this winter, Miss Virginia attend
ing the Spence school as a day pupil.
Miss Naomi Towle and Miss Flor
ence Neville also leave today for their
school in New York City, the former
for Miss Hsrtman's and the latter for
the Coats-Weaver school.
Miss Mary Lee of Chicago arrived
Wednesday and is the guest of Mr.
and Mra. Clarence Sibbemsen for
two or three weeks. Miss Lee was
Mrs. Sibbernsen's maid of honor and
also visited here last spring for a
short time.
Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Mahoney of
Omaha are guests at the Hotel Snapp
in Excelsior Springs.
Mr. Harry Lansing and Miss Hall
of Lincoln were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Burgess for the Ak-Sar-Ben
ball.
. Mr. H. H. Hanna, who represents
the Pennsylvania railroad, accom
panied President Wilson on his re
cent visit to Urnaha and spent a short
time with his sister, Mrs. Palmer
Findley.
fnlnl mtA Mm f f A !
snd small son are expected in Omaha
today trom San t rancisco, where
tney nave oeen at tne fresidio since
his return from the Phil inninae nn
sick leave last summer. They will be
tne guests oi ner sister, Mrs. George
Redick, and Mr. Redick while here.
Mrs. Herman Kountze and Mrs. Ella
Magee expect to leave tomorrow for
New York, where they will take an
apartment for the winter. Mra. Ma.
gee's children will remsin here until
she is settled and has a home ready
tor incm.
White Shrine Whiat Club.
The White Shrine Whist club will
hold its first meeting of the season
Monday afternoon at 2 in the Ma
sonic temple.
Friday Night Dancing Club.
The Friday Night Dancing club
gave its regular weekly party last
rriaay evening at uruia nan. in
spite of the fact that this was the
night of the Ak-Sar-Ben ball about
fifty couples were present and this
number waa increased late in the
evening as members who had been
Ethel Plant Hobl
down at the Den for the coronation
ceremonies' came. The club is plan
ning some special parties for the lat
ter part of this month and early No
vember and full plans will be an
nounced very shortly.
Steyer-Madura Wedding.
Among the leading socikl events of
the week in South Side circles was the
wedding Wednesday of Miss Helen
Madura to Mr. Rudolph Steyer. Miss
Madura is the eldest daughter of
Frank Madura, who has been a prom
inent citizen of the South Side - for
the last twenty-eight years, and Mr.
Steyer, one of the rising young busi
ness men' of the city, who contem
plates establishing himaelf in the
thriving city of Valparaiso, Neb., in a
short time.
The ceremony was performed in St
Francis church, with Rev. Father
Gluba as celebrant Rev. Joseph Au
gustyn of Elba, Neb., being deacon
and Rev. N. Steyn of St. Piul, Minn.,
being sub-deacon at the solemn high
mass. The wedding hymn was sung
by the choir of St Francis church, of
which the bride was a member for the
last ten years. Mr. Frank Steyer,
brother of the groom, was best man
and the bride was attended by Miss
Grace Freeman. Decorations in the
church were elaborate, including
palms and autumn flowers appropri
ate for the season.
Following the wedding ceremonies
a most bounteous wedding breakfast
was served at the bride's residence,
4612 South Thirty-second street, the
guests including Rev. Theobald Kal
amaja. N. Steyu of St. Paul, Minn.;
J. Augustyn of Elba, Neb., and J.
Palubicki of Fullerton, Mayor J. C.
Dahlman, Councilman A. C. Kugel,
Mr. Ike Klein, Mr. and Mrs. M. Kal
amaja, Mr. and Mrs. John Ignasiak,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gusak, Miss Kazi
miera Dobek and Mr. Bruce McCul
loch, the mother of the groom, Mrs.
Steyer of Valparaiso; his sister, An-
me, and her brothers, bmil and
Frank; Mr. and Mrs. Ga!inski, Miss
Grace Freernan and Miss Demniski.
The young couple after a short wed
ding journey will be at home to their
hosts of friends in Valparaiso, Neb.
Thester Party. s
Miss Olga Storz entertained at a
party at the Boyd theater last even
ing in honor of Miss Christine Miller,
her guest. Twelve guests were pres
ent. After the theater, the party took
supper at the Fontenelle. The sup
per table was decorated with a large
basket of Mrs. Ward roses with place
cards to match.
Personal Mention.
Florence Basler-Palmer will go to
Carroll, la., Monday, where ahe ap
pears the evening of that date in con
cert with Mrs. Herman P. Chetius, pi
anist, from the Boston Conservatory
of Music Mrs. Palmer will take Miss
Ruth Flynn with her as her accompa
nist Mr. Clarence Squier, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Squier, . left Saturday
evening for Ithaca, N. Y, to re-enter
Cornell.
Mr. Saraue Rees and daughter Miss
Henrietta returned Thursday morn
ing from an extended trip in the east
Miss Mary Woodland is recovering
from a light attack of diphtheria.
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Martin re
turned Friday morning from a week s
trip in the east
Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson,
whose marriage occurred last Mon
day, are visiting at the home oj Mr.
Andersen's sister, Mrs. E. F. Cusie.
Mrs. Anderson was formerly Miss
-Margaret Mayer.
Morton and Tom Wakeley, Wayne
Selby and Russell Peters left Friday
for Cornell college.
Benson
Social Circles
Mr. and Mrs. T. Kraber left last
Tuesday for their home, after a few
days' visit at the . Herbst home.
i.liss Anna Christiansen wilL be
hostess for the Katherine chapter at
her home on Monday evening. '
A small fire called out the firemen
last Friday evening when a gas ex
plosion occurred. The damage was
not serious.
Mrs. E. Fordes and daughter left
Sunday mornino- for her home after
a few ilays' visit with her brother, Mr.
J. McClung.
Mrs. A. Phillips will be hostess for
the Methodist Ladies' Aid society on
next Wednesday.
Mrs. James Howard is entertaining
her father and mother from Ohio at
her home during the carnival.
Mrs. Joe Amish entertained at lunch
last week. Covers were laid for four
guests.
Messrs. Paul Shirk and Roy Hodges
have returned to their home in Iowa,
after a few days' visit at the L. At
kinson home. i
Rev. E. J. Crews is slowly recover
ing from an operation at the Metho
dist hospital a week ago.
Mrs. J. N. Horton entertained at
dinner last Sunday. Covers were laid
for aeven guests.
Miss Ethel Morgan left last Wed
nesday for her home in San Fran
cisco. She was accompanied by Miss
Lillian Stiger.
Rev. Mr. Keve of the Walnut Hill
Methodist church and Rev.' Mr. Cal
vert of the Benson church will-exchange
pulpits today. Rev. Mr. Mc
Clung; and Rev. Mr. Anderson will do
likewise.
The funeral services of Roy Minor,
who was ill for some time and died on
Wednesday, was held at the home of
P. A. Penoyer on Thursday. Inter
ment was in Prospect Hill cemetery.
Rev. Mr. Calvert conducted the ser-
Miss Rosa Sima of Benson and Mr.
Axel A. Gelsted of Omaha were mar
ried last Wednesday. They will re
side in Omaha. ,
Mrs. J. C. Wilson of Raymond,
Neb., visited among old friends, be
ing entertained at the J. N. Horton,
George Iradale and C. Stiger homes..
Mrs. J. S. Marshall will be hostess
for the Good Times club at her home
next Friday.
i i XT Un enn Tames.
left last Wednesday to spend the
winter in San Diego, Cal.
Magistrate Gives
Fee to Poor Woman
A lawyer of considerable reputa
tion secured a fee from a woman in
police court for whom he failed to
give value received. The police magis
trate after hearing the woman's story
payed back the fee of $3 from his
own pocket! "We'll have nothing
like that in this court," vouchsafed
the magistrate as he tendered the
coin.
Metropolitan Club to
Open Winter Season
The .Metropolitan club house, 2301
Harney stre:t, will open for the win
ter season October 10 under the man
agement of Miss Evelyn McCaffrey.
Miss McCaffrey has great plans for
the season that will make. the club
house a popular social center. Already
quite a number of social events have
been booked for the near future.
Swimming parties will be numerous
and an expert swimming instructor
has been engaged to teach swimming
and diving."
Miss Florence Deming, a graduate
of Chalif Dancing school of New
York and the Mary Woods Hinman
school of Chicago, and for three years
director of dancing at the Women s
Athletic club of Chicago, will have
charge of the classes in social, aes
thetic and folk dancing.
The club house has been newly
painted, decorated and refurnished in
all departments. The parlors, ball
room, halls and other rooms present
an attractive and aristocratic appear
ance. The pool, whicn is supplied
with warm water, is kept in a sanitary
condition by frequent changes Of the
water. Miss McCaffrey is taking hold
of the club house with an energy that
will produce results.
A Giant Clearance Sale That Brings
Sewing Machines to Low as $5 Each
Commences Here Monday, October 9th
When 4flJsed," "Nearly New,"
"Floor Samples" and "Traded-in" Sew
ing Machines get too numerous here,
we put ridiculously low price sale tags
giant selling like this and say
"good-by"tqthem.'
1A IS" VOJM 1
One of these "sale" machines will do your
sewing for years. They have been overhauled
in our own shops, refinished, regulated, and
when you get them in your homes they will make
perfect stitches. In fact, we guarantee eacn
machine and furnish a complete set of at
tachments with it
A Week
Pays for any Machine in
thit selling, even the
NEW WHITES
mem
Sewing Machines
Including "Domestics," "Singers"
"Households," "New Homes," n others
THINK OF 777 AS LOW AS S5.00
New "Whites"--First Time at 75c Weekly
The famou., ever high qualitied "WHITE". BALL BEARING SEWING MACHINE ha never yet been
offered with a "ale" inducement it ha told universally on iU own valuation. But, just to pice up thi
Giant Fall Sewing Machine Clearance Sale, the Nebraska Cycle Co. ha decided to offer JUST one hundred
NEW "White" Sewing Machine on term of SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS A WEEK. Can you think of any hard
hip in a plan like this? Shouldn't you prefer the world' BEST ewing machine to ANY other, if able to pur
' chase it on term, that tako but SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS A WEEK from your puriel
Wonder Prices on "Used" and "Nearly New" Machines
ONE SINGER Sewing Machine, 5
drawer, Golden Oak, in M 1 A A
Giant Sale, at only P1.VU
ONE SINGER Sewing Machine, 7
drawer, dark oak, in thu M A A A
ale of iale, at . tJlJaUU
ONE SINGER Sewing Machine, 5
drawer, good a new ab- dJOO PA
olutely, goe at only. . . . $LL.JJ
ONE DAVIS Sewing Machine, 5
drawer, Golden Oak, in Mi AA
thi telling at, only apl4.VU
ONE SINGER Sewing Machine, B
drawer, Golden Oak, in M i A A
this selling at, only pl'i.VV
ONE NEW ROYAL Machine, 5
drawer, Golden Oak, in (M J AA
thi Fall Clearance, onlyPI4.UU
THREE WHITE Sewing Machine
in true $50 value, in thi l0 i PA
elling at, each, only L.OXJ
FOUR WHITE Sewing Machine in
$56 grades, to be closed (POy PA
out at, each, only yul .0J
TWO WHITE Rotary that sold for
$58 a short time ago, d00 PA
out at, each, only PJaCeJU
CIO A A Takes choice of a lot of Drop Head Sewing Ma
0 1 L UU chines worth $20 to $35 But you must hurry!
X al(til WANT on. of th "kartaln" machine btdlr oof h. aas you may U too buay le b. har Monday, but WHAPS
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MICKEL'S NEBRASKA CYCLE CO.
Corner 15th and Harney Street, Omaha, Nebraska.
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