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SOCIETY
. uancuf instructor Ketonu. '
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V Madame Rodstroni hai lust re
turned from a two weeks' trip
through the east, where she has
been . study ihg under Professor
, . Clendenen, who is a director of
stage movements. ., a
Madame Ro,dstrom says the jaaz
steps are being executed faster than
ever before, while the, wait f step is
disappearing. This- is just an indi-
t cation of the passing of the present
.forms of dancing which in another
seasonywill have entirely changed.
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High School Graduates. '
v i The commencement exercises of
Sacred Heart High school -will be
held Friday evening at 8 O'clock in
."'the school lyceum. Archbishop
Harty will preside and will confer
- the diplomas. The principal ad
dress, will be delivered - by v Rsv.
Father Kalamaja.
. The graduates are . the Misses
. Orpha Black, Helene Mandaville,
Margaret Maher Marie Scanlou,
r Margiret Cusick, Rosile ' Burkhard,.
Margaret Leary and Ltfuvesta Law
less. Certificates of music will be
awarded to Miss Louvesta Lawless
and Miss Margaret Leary.
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. n AFor Vjjedding Party
, Friday afternoon-; Mrs. ; George
"Engler and Miss Grace Slabaugh en
tertained at a miscellaneous show-
for Miss Mabel Allen,, a bride , of
Mr, and Mrs. R. Nile Booth will
give bridge ' party at their home
for the Allen-Smails wedding party,
.Friday evening. . -"".'-x
The Misses Jacy Allen and Helen
, Smails will entertain .at dinner at
, the Fontenelle and at a box party at
the Brandeia for the Allen-Smails
bridal party, Monday evening. '
; . , -Iwq Party.- . :',:. ;,.''
Victor Nielsen, .son of Mr. and
Mrs. William, Nielsen, who returned
from overseas with the 89th division,
v was given a very enthusiastic home
coming by his friends on .Sunday
evening at his home. The guests
played lawn games under the light
. of jack-o-laterns, after which a bof-
. fet supper yas served.
Club SoclaL .
The Danish Widows' club will
give an ice cream social Saturday
. evening, June 14,( at the Swedish
auditorium.
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, The children's matinee dances, at
Prettiest Mile club will close Satur
day, June 14, with a guest party, r
' The D. T. A. Glee' club presented
Mrs. Harry Murrison, the director
of the Glee club, with a beautiful
cut glass perfume bottle as- a token
of their appreciation and good will
Thursday night : at the Army and
Navy club dance. ; Mr. Morrison's
last few;days before he willleave
' for Louisville, Ky., where he has
been transferred by the War Camp
Community Service, have been ex
tremely busy ones , . j''- .
Thursday morning ke conducted
. songs at the Rialto theater at the
' showing of the film of the "Auction
of SoOls.' At noon a sing -t the
- Concord club, at 8 o'clock in the I
evening; at nigniana scnooi demo
bilization exercises, at 9 o'clock a
sing on the court house grounds
for the Scoutmasters and at 10
o'clock at tthe dance at the Army
and Navy club. v ' : . ." . .
, There will be open house each
1 . Sunday evening at, the Girls' Com
munity house, with gifts from all of
the Patriotic league clubs as host
' esses. Soldiers, sailors and marines
and discharged men are welcome.
f The Army and Navy club will be
; equipped with new electric fans and
large windows will be cut in the
Auditorium to give more ventilation
and make the dances more enjoya
ble as the warmer weather comes.
; The Army and ..Navy club direc
tor, Mr. Charles Levings, and his
wife will leave Sunday for a two
weeks.' vacation in Estes ' Park at
, their, summer home there. ;
fereafter only the members of
Girls' club who are acting as
hostesses at the dances at the Oma
ha Girls' Community house and the
Army and Navy club will attend the
dances, , nnless- they have been, es
pecially invited to attend by the
president of. the club entertaining
that evening.' v
A large new sign has been put up
at Jlhe Army .'and Navy club by the
War " Camp 1 Community Service.
This sign will be much more ade
quate thatfthe one which has been
up and one which can be seen t for
several blocks. - A " 'A
Returned discharged men ... that
Vwish to bring girls to the dance who
are not members of ther Patriotic
league clubwnayv receive invitations
- for them by calling the president of
the club that is acting as hostess for
that particular evening. y -
IT'S UNWISE
to put off today's duty
until tomorrow. If
your stomach b add
disturbed take v.
" Oie new aid to digestion
comfort today. A
pleasant reliei from
the discomfort of acid
: dyspepsia. v.
BADE IT SCOTT BOwW
tiros OF SCOTT'S DTOISWH '
Temperance
Drink
By MART ifacLAREN
. Speaking of temperance drinks--But,
anyone can speak about them.
It takes a person with whole lot
of courage, to swallow them all of
them except , one, which, on my
honor as a good mixer, I'll vouch
is the. most drinkable drink a hot,
dry afternoon ever knew. . ,
I call it simply, The Temperance
Drink. You may call it whatever
yon like. Here's the recipe which
I Jffer in good faith: - . -
Orange juice. ' . ,
Crushed ice. ,
A dash of lime Juice.
A sprinkling of mint leaves, or if
the mint isn't obtainable substitute
ripe or maraschino cherries for gar
nish. ' (...;.-.--. -.' ' ) it-,,
Orange juice as a substitute for
more violent juices, is rapidly be
coming, popular around the motion
picture studios of the west. 'Its in
vigorating' qualities are excellent
and you've got to come to it any
way,fter July 1,
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Field Club
i Field Club Prices Advance. ,
The first children's danrintr narfv
of the' season will be held Fndav.
June 20, at the Field club These
afternoon dances have always been
very popular with Omaha, little folks
and the club promises to make. them
more .enjoyable than ever this sea
on. . The management announcs
that owing, to the , high cost of
everything it will be necessary to
increase the charge of the dinners
and luncheons. . , L
Among those 'giving dinners
Thursdy evening at the Field club
were Earl BuckV with four guests;
Eugene Kohn, three; C R. Jewell,
three; C. C. .Cope, three; Dr. E. C.
Henry, four;: A. H. Fetters, four,
and H. A. Wahl, two. v
Mrs. A. L. Meyer gave lunch-
eon pf eight covers Fridajl
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Propriety's Sake;
' A counterpart of thi" troubles Flo
Ziegfeld tased, to have with small
town hotel clerks when he and his
late wife, Artna Held, each' insisted
on registering under their profes
sional names, and then sharing the
same suite of rooms, was experi
enced by Director Allen Jt Holubar
and bis wife, Dorothy Phillips, when
the directoiuand star went to ban
Diego, Cel., to make a personal ap
pearance at the formal opening
there of "The Heart of Humanity."
Dave Bershon, manager of Uni
versal' exchange in Los Angeles,
was in charge of the party, which
motored from Universal City to the
southern city. :
"Four rooms," he told the clerk
at a San Diego hotel as he regis
tered. "One for me; one for Mr.
Palmer (Miss Phillips, personal
representative); and a parlor and
bedroom for Mr. Holubar and Miss
Phillips." : ; - t
The clerk beckoned Bershon to
one side. ' -.J
i "Listen, you know, they're hav
ins a biir civic i clean-up Ion here
now, and I don't dare wink at any
thing like that," he whispered, i ,
But a simple "and wife" squeezed
in on the blotter after Mr. Holu
bar's name cleared -up all difficul
ties.
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PERSONAL NOTES. -
Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Murrison.
who have spent the last six months
in Omaha in charge of community
singing work for the government,
will leave Saturday morning ; for
Louisville, Ky.
" Sir' and Mrs. E. A. Briggs and
son Jimmy have - returned from a
two weeks' visit in. Chicago, and
are located at 2436 Redick avenue.
Un A. T. Kellev of Southbridsre.
Mass., is a guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Charles R. Hannan, jr., of
Council Bluffs. '
mshsna criatmrf it the McAloin
hotel this week include Misses L.
Busse and L. M. Samuelson, Mrs. A.
J. Samuelson, Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Burns, Lts. H. H. Thorn and N. J.
Haverly, Messrs. L. B. Steiniger, P.
L. Shields, Edmund tasters, b.
Greene, W. M Reese, H. L. Karv
er. H. H. Levy and Drs. E-R. Hays
and B. M Riley, a s ,
- - A Real Fan. ' Js
tv. 'Crimnnnt.Mirlr " Sennett
11 q A m
rrn nn nrr.innal trios to She
near-by beaches for pictures. -These
excursions IC cguiuuuusu uj , ,
of admiring crowds w3ip step all
over the camera men. embarrass the
girls, and generally gum up tne pa
rade.,' , ' . .
In order to beat the curious fans,
the other day a bevy. ; of beauty
... n in a ratntorm. NO SOoner
O L4 v.. " . .
had they arrived on th ocation and
composed tnemseives in pauence
and gooseflesh to wait for the
rtntiH. tn blow awav than one soli
tary an blew along. He was an
cla man wn enra wdismju.
took one long loolc'at the bathing
suits and the girls in them and hob
bled away, but he was" back soon
with an umbrella and lunch. AH
day long he lingered like y brother.
"GUILTY
Ah. your imll klllit So mrcilly
- . kind, -
B. tmf no awerd wr sharp to girt nch
pain. .
Ami tn Hitai matte eooia eontala ,
So oxqalalto tortnr for Ui. mind.
No, not that wlckad bridal crown conld
bind i . r
A fir mora faarfal oa tho ahakon brain:
Nor th. druard aplondld vast which did
not atain -v
Th. aptrlt, thmch ri at tha flwb, I find.
Of old tlmo, air. . thar , eroelf led thalr
- thlaras;. . V-
Bat yon alvo Jnat eotd pity, and that's
. worso ', '
Why, doath 'wcto nothlna; a mar no-
m.nt'i dolo '- -i' . '
Tat I bl!aya your Icy honor TrUvea,
And rathtr would It band to blaaa than
- eorM." ' ,
Theat klU Ut body, but yon alay a moL
' , s-KRLK-T A. CHILD.
Omaha' Girls
mMmuimMif.f -0:;
When first we played ' ' i";
s With h'tle-tote-' -
We fussed and fumed '
' And wondered why , - . y ' ' . , .
, God disliked . x " - -
"And fashioned us
A girl.
We 'couldn't climb '. ' '
Tall trees like boys
Nor .fight with half ,
fhe rest and poise - "
Nor wear a dirty face. ' . -v
'When twe grew up
A few short years
Changed us
Not one iota. ' , '
We longed to roam
The hills and dales .
And city lens
At night . -c' .
Quite unattended.
We longed to cut.-
Our ha'ir off short
And were those comfy trousers
,.We, wished to . take
The girls about
Or leave them
At our will
And be a sport.
And do wild thfcigs
We know not . what .
, But still we wfehed 1
To do them. ' V
i r v ,
With womanhood ,
We did not change ...
But kept right on wishing ,
That we might condescend
To dole out dimes '
Demand our slippers l
Sneer at the chops
And smokca big black
Strong cigar-
Then don our hats
Without permission J
And leave our women folk
Alone .-..'
When'er we chose x
And no excuses. , .
We wondered whet God N
Had against us
And why he always
Favored men.- X", .
But there's yet .
A bit of brightness- '
In the gloomy sky ahead
If
In our next incarnation , v
We come back to earth v
As men. - . :' ' t- -
Then we'll sneer
And scoff at women- '
Particularly if they" - '
Were formerly v- '
OUR men. 'SELAH1
Wedding Announcement.
The marriage oL Miss , Marion
Jones, daughter of Mrs. C H. Jones,
2561 Dodge street., and Roy J. John:
son of ; Minneapolis took ' place
Thursday s morning at St Peter s
church. the Rev Father McCarty
performed the ceremony. The young
couple were attended by Miss Mary
Coneon and Ralph Jones. Mr.
Johnson, is third officer at Camp
riran'' nA uraa marrif in tiia unil
form. - . ;. ...
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson will make
their home in Rockford pending Mr.
Johnson's discharge from -the ser
vice, after which they will reside in
Minneapolis. - - .y.
Til tnarrSfy fca TaIi Vm.
ai,fflifr e( Sr nnA XTra Prantr
Moore, and Lester Shane, son of Mr.
and Mrs. VV. U. Shane, tooK piace
at the home of the bride's parents
at 8 o'clock Wrfnudav eveninr. It
was a quiet affair, only relatives and
a tew tnends being present ovv
The bride was gowned-in white
organdie and wore a tulle veil. She
carried a shower-fcouiuet ofbride's
roses and white sweet peas.
. ine Dridesmaids, tne Misses ner
tv Crawforrt and Madfire Stidham
were arowned in sink and lavender
organdie and carried v jbouquets . of
pink and lavender sweet peas. . -.
The fiToom w attended bv Nor
man Bourlce, ,as best man. After a
short wedding trip Mr. W Mrs.
onane will DC at nome in vuiaiin.
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y-'i':' Pioneers' Outing. -y
The Douglas' County Pioneers'
iiinriiii'm, "fcl1 fkir rcwular
outing and picnie Saturday, June 14,
r - .a-"- - . t (
at Miner park, tne iwenty-iourm
street entrance. This affair will be
held in conjuction .with the Union
Pacific Pensioners 1 association. A
musical program will, be given and
. . i , . ii i i.
several aaaresses oy wcu iuwwu
speakers. The outirts:, will last all
; .Kemper Qub .Danc
The Nebraska -Kemper , club gave.
a dinner-dance Friday evening at
the Carter Lake club. Forty guests
were oresnt Mr Tharlea Dflndev.
iW was ut charge of arrangements
.MMsMilssWi,
Heart Beats,
.-..- ' ' . , ' ' '. T-V'-'- 'i '.'.--"-, -V" "-...' .. ! . - ' '!.- "
. Ready , to Meet the World
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,The; eommeneement exercises ofd
Sacred .Heart academy, will be held
Friday ' evening at the konvent.
Archbishop Harty witf preside. The
college graduates srf the Misses
Adelaide MapleHelen Hussie and
Marion Hamilton-' . ' ...
1621 Farnam St.
GRAND
CI
earance
SB
Suits, Coats, Capes
andf Dolmans
-Specially Priced for Quid Selling at .
A3
$19.50
Women's Suits
Wonderful values that
, $49.50. Beautiful serges,
DHA.B uraiu, uuiluii trim ana vesiee eiiecra.uox
bafck, belted, blouse and semi-tailored models.
Mixture, tan, gray, copei, black and navy.8 A
r great opnortunitv for an economical : vacatton '
- outfit. . . .
SB
Coats, Capes v
andDolmans " "
Superb qualities of wool velours, gaberdines, tri
cotine and serges, In navylue, pecan, gray and
tans; extraordinary values, at ; : :
$19.S0
Extra Special!
Belted mnrl a1 wif h lnrco rnMnru taffofaa
03
londra, peau de soie.
?45.uu, -;.
Saturday Only $10.00
SB
a.
Don't let" your neighbor bet you to these
gigantic,bargains.' 1 - - . ,
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New Line of Georgette Blouses
$4.95 to $16.50
F ootwearfor the
June
Botweary: of individual jcharm which 1
bespqalcs refinenient in 5 every graciefuU
-iflar June Brides. All thie
;very newest and most fav-, ft1
'ored 'y-les, with high or ' r
Idw heels and turned soles.
Our assortment is most
completer All sizes ' and
widths. ' . -..
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' Dinners will.be given at the Coun
try cluh Saturday evening by Mrs.
Pryor Markell, - who will; entertain
11 guests; C. C Allison.'eight! Mrs.
John A; McShane, 9, 5an4v VV4 B.
vaiaweii, xonr. -
JUNE
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sold un to $4K.An knd
"poplins", tricotine and
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60
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Remarkable vafues to 4
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pecials,
DRUGS AND SUNDRIES
60c Kodol Tablets .s.s.'.'&Qt,
30c Vick'a Vp$Rub ..i.Zlt
30c Phenalax Wafers . .. .21J
, 60c Bromo Seltzer ......49
25c Bromo 5oda . . i . . v. .19
$1.25 Glycothymoline . . .92d
85c Nujol Mineral OA... 79
16c Homespun Toilet Paper,
8 each; QQ per dozen.
t 30c Mnm ..... f .;25
, $1.25 Delatoner . . . . . . . .98
;60c Milkweed Cream. . .49t
" 60c Java Rice Powder, . . .454
(The Millon Dollar Secret
Formula) ( , xj.
Strictly an ethical and
scientific' preparation of
nnequaled merit for the
relief of chronic pyorrhea
sufferers and for the pre
vention of pyorrhea. '
riitua prevenia me ae- s
cay of teeth, keeps the
' guma , firm and healthy, ."
and the ( breath pure and '
sweet. - An ideal mouth
cleanse? needed by all.:
Once yom experience its
clean refreshing effects, '
jtou will not be without it. '
$1.25 bottle Saturday '
. for ......$1.08
calGx
eitvtv
Your Bunion Can hi
CuridlH Prove it v
fit Oar Expense--- ;
Instant Relief
Jot let VI prove it to yoti alio. We
know HAIRYF&OT U an absolutely aue
eesafoianlon remedy, which not only
1 ralieTea Toe Instantly of all sain and in.
flam'matien, bat litarally melU away
bunion enlarcnent
l Don t alftr any lonver. Come
and art a box of FAIRYFOOT. Uie
N plaatera and tt yea are not abioIntely
aatiafiedk ratorn what la left and act all
your money back. We personally v en
'. dtfrse and taarantee FAIEYFOOT. ,
y $1.00 box Saturday for 89.
BEATON
' : 15th
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;MOrder$
lWe simply must do
about Kpkdtic these old fixtures'' '
DONT ytiiiii its ieJwut time youi
were planltung, all, new&turet for- , :
. - your bathroom? . Think of the tixmUe,aii-. " V
noyance andf expense which ojd-fashioned
I' fixtures mean! Hard work fof your wife,'fv ?r ,
not to mention ;the unhealthy eonditions. '
v which are likely to result from llieir use. .
Or if you are4uilding a new home, hv 1
' sist upon the first-cos-last-coatkin5 fof
" plumbing fixturei. V . " r' t ; 71
; Come in today, and weH'sbowyou how( v
easily, quickly and econoriiica0y11iomas
Maddock VSanitary Plumbing Equipm,ent '
::: can be installed. This will not obligate '
you many way.
tJnited Sitdea Supply C
Ninth and Farnam Sta Qinaha, Neb. ,
; A or Conanlt Yn lMnmb; v f ; . ' L
TffilEATON'S
nvETTER'
UJAR GAINS
75c Jad Salts . . . . .... . .62
30c Cuticura Soap . . . V . .22
65c Doan's Kidney Pills. .58
25c Honest John Corn Plasters,
at v.... 19
Palmer's Skin Lotion . . .50
60c Corega . .v. . .49
$1.00 Woodbury Skin - Lo
tion 39
$1.00 Sanger's Capsules, 79
$1.00 Listerine ....... .89
$1.25 Bottle Pyros . . . .$1.08
$1.00 Nuxated Iron .... .89
35c Castoria . . , . . .7... .24
cake; 80 P dozen.
$1.00 Stuart's Dyspep
sia Tablets ... .79
30c Mentholatum . .19
30c Trailing Arbutus Tal
cum, for .......17
15c Lux 12
20c - Pears' Unscented
Glycerine Soap, per
cake:. i.14
25c Peroxide Hydrogen, 4
oz. for ...... . , . 10
PHOTO DEPT.
Film Developed FREE
When Printa Are Ordered
dlGAR SPECIALS
8c Pacificos Cigars, 5
Box of, 50 SZ.5U
15c Muzart, Perfecto or
' Magic, 'at . .t. . . .10
Box of 50.. ...84.85
15c RoitanBreva. .10
Box of 50..... $4.50
EDISON MAZDA
W . LAMPS s-f,
10 to ' 50-Watt . Lamps;
each . . . .. 35
60-Watt Mazda Lamps,
each ... V 40
15e Fuse Plus.1fr-to 30-
in
amperes, each .,.".8cl
ONE CIVIL
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APPLICATION OP THIS y
PREVENTS
the
USED
PALMtR'S LOTION OAP
rtPrEVENTSANDDESTriOYS SKIN DISEASES
two
A Sure Remedy (or Bcnma
PALMER'S LOTION, SOc and 1.00.'' " .
Drug company
and Farnam Streets
Receive Oaf Most Careful Attention
something
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60c Orazin Tooth Paste ...34
50c 3 P Capsules. . .... 29
50c Lysol ..... i41
40c -pkgv JEver-Readjr' sBladea '4
"tor . . ,J.4'-' Z4
8c WUUams' Mug Shaving
Cakes, per do ten r . . , . 48
$1.00 Peruna-, .87
30c Sloan's Liniment. . . .24 1
30c Nichols' Bed Bug 'Poison,
$3.75 Horlick'a ' Malted Milk,.
for 82.98
60c Murine 48.
25e Tiz, f or sore feet.. . : 19
25c Steam's Haarlem Oil Cap- ,
ulea f......'J7
(turday
Johjnson's
Quintette
Chocolates
A
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The rray pack afa con tain in( more thaa
a pound. Hat Bitter Sweeta, Swl Milk
Chocolate Caramola, Choeelata Buttar
aeotch. Chocolate Honey Nouaat, ChocQ'
late Nutt.
I $1.38 and $2.75 aiaea. ,
I
False Teeth .
Held Firmly
Place v
Pmeats Ser Guma
Ptroawtw Moeth Hrakaa
) Brini Haakh J Citi f
60c size,' at. .49
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WAR BLESSING
Br
WAS THE BOTTLE Of
PALMER'S' LOTION
THE SOLDIER CARRIED IN HIS KNAPSACK
FOR HIS SORE FEET AND BODY. - Alt
ITCHING. , BITES AND SKIN TROUBLES
DISAPPEAR. "BURNS ARE ROBBEDol
INFECTION 'AND
WOQIWECnON V1TH
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