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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JUNE 13, 1920.
.Personal
W. W. Bradley hss gone to join
hi family at Cottage, Lake Minne
tonlca, where he will remain i week.
Mis Mary McCabe will leave soon
" to spend the summer in California.
Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Harriman
leave Friday for Adberry, Park,
New York, and Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. McCullcy
spent Saturday in Sioux City.
Miss Harriet Jarret, leaves Sun
day to spend a month in Chicago.
Vrs. D. L. McCoy of Sioux Falls,
S. D., who has been ill at the Nich
olas Senn hospital for eight weeks,
is convalescing at the home of her
brother, J. R. Cain, jr.
The Misses Helen and Caroline
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who nave uccu autiming uic
(L I University of Nebraska, returned
'i Home last week.
A daughter was born this week to
Mr. and Mrs. Dana Van Dusen.
Miss Willow O'Brien will return
next Friday from New York, where
she attends the Sacred Heart acad
emy at Manhattanville.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Clarke ar
rived Monday from New York City.
They are spending a short time in
Omaha, enroute to California, where
they will probably make their future
home.
Mrs. Herbert Rogers left Tuesday
for Milwaukee to attend the gradu
ation of her daughter, Miss Helen,
from Downer seminary.
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Davidson
returned Wednesday from Califor
nia, where they spent a month.
! Among the Omahans who attend
ed the republican convention in
! Chicago were Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Barlow and Mr. and Mrs. N. P.
Dodge.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Watson re
turned Thursday from Rochester,
Minn., where Mrs. Watson under
went an operation at the Mayo
Brothers' hospital and is much im
proved in health.
Dr. W. O. Bridges and Mr. Joseph
Baldrige expect to go abroad the
latter part oj the month and will
spend six weeks motoring through
f England and France.
I i Mr. and Mrs. George L. Barney
,"'of San Diego, Cal., are the guests
ipf Mrs. Barney's brother, Mr. Oscar
iC'Wunams, ana Mrs. w imams.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac M. Raymond,
jr., of Lincoln are spending the
week end tn Umaha.
Miss Margaret Williams, who has
spent the winter studying music in
New Yorlt City, arrives next week
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and will remain in Omaha for the
I summer.
I Mr. and Mrs. Howard Baldrige
f and Mrs. Blanche Patterson left
1 yesterday for St. Joseph, Mo., where
i' they will be the guests over the
f week-end of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Head at their summer home.
( Mr. Edwin T. Swobe left Tues
1 day for Excelsior Springs, where he
I joined Mrs. Swobe, who has spent
I 10 Ay, there. Before returning to
$ Omaha Mrs. Swobe expects to visit
Chicago.
Mrs. S. S. Carlisle and daughter,
Miss Virginia, left Monday for Fari
bault, Minn., where they will attend
the commencement exercises of
Shattuck Military academy. Sam
Carlisle, jr., who attends this school,
will visit in Minneapolis before re
tjrning home.
Mrs. Frank G. Smith leaves this
evening for an eastern trip.
Mrs. W. H. Rhoades left Monday
for Chicago, where she attended the
graduation of her daughter, Miss
Mildred, from the National Kinder
garten college. They will return to
Omaha next week.
Miss Ruth Carter, who attends
Columbia university in New York,
has returned to spend the summer
vacation with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Ringwalt
have gone east to attend the gradua
tion of their son, Charles Carr Ring
wait, from Princeton university next
Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ringwalt
will visit another son, Mr. Joseph G.
Ringwalt, and Mrs. Ringwalt and
Mrs. Joseph Garneau in New York
City before reutrning home.
' Miss Sophie Naimska left Monda
for New York, whence she. will sail
for Europe to spend the summer in
Poland with her family. This is
Miss Naimaka's first visit to her
home since before the war. She will
return in October.
i Mr. John Stout and daughter,
Miss Gertrude, left Saturday eve
ning for Buffalo, N. Y., where they
will spend, two weeks.
i' Mr. and-Mrs. Frank J. Norton,
who havve been at the Black-stone,
have taken an apartment at the Col
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onial tor tne summer.
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G "ind Mrs. H. L. Keefe were in
Omi'ia Thursday en route to Iowa
Citjf to attend the 25th reunion of
thef class. Mrs. Keefe has a Ph. D.
degiee from Iowa university. She
was' the guest of Mrs. F. H. Cole
while in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Degan leave
Sunday for Chicago to attend the
marriage of their son, Morton De
,ran, and Miss Louise Buxtaun,
Wednesday, June 16.
: Miss Ruth Kinsler will return
Wednesday from Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O'Connor
have as their guests this week their
son. Edward J. O'Connor, and Mrs.
O'Connor, whose marriage took
place June 8 at Tulsa, Okl.
- Mrs. Harry Jordan, who has spent
several weeks in San Francisco
-since her return from Honolulu, is
expected home the latter part of
the month.
"- Miss Mary Gifford, who attends
the University of Wisconsin, arrives
- home Sunday to spend the summer
vacation. "
Mrs. William R. Swett of Minne
apolis, arrived Saturday to be the
guest for several days of Mr. and
, Mrs. Joseph Barker.
v Leonard Swanson will leave Mon
day for Bird City and other points
Silk and Lace Are
Effective
BT GERTRUDE BBRESFORD.
The fashion of combining beauti
ful lace with silks of different col
ors is very much in evidence. In
this dress a dark blue taffeta silk is
favored for the blouse and straight
panel that fronts the skirt. Beneath
the yoke of silk, flounces of lace are
cleverly attached. These are of a
rich, deep cream color, but a sparkle
of brightness is added by the threads
of silver with which they are em
broidered. Cloth of silver is also
used to outline the corsage and
short sleeves. The large hat of blue
straw shows a loose facing of cream
lace that really takes the place of a
veil.
in Kansas. .He will return to the
University of Nebraska Medical col
lege in the fall.
Mrs. Arthur Cooley and children
leave next week for Little Compton,
R. I., where they will spend the
summer.
Mr. Robert Gilder left Tuesday
for New York, where he will spend
several weeks with relatives.
E. T. Heyden left Friday for a
short trip to Los Angeles, Cal.
Dr. and Mrs. V. M. Nigro, who
have been visiting in Omaha, have
returned to their home in Kansas
City.
Miss Gertrude Kountze, who at
tends Miss Madeira's school in
ADVERTISEMENT
Simple Home Remedy
for Wrinkled Faces
Thousands of the fair sex art pending
fortunes in frantic efforta to remove the
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If they only knew it, the most effective
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less than a minute. They have only to
get an ounee of pure powdered saxolite
and half a pint of witch hasel at the drug
store and mix the two. Apply this dally
for a while as a refreshing face wash.
The effect ia almost magical. Even after
the first treatment a marked improve.
mment ia noticed and the face has a smug,
firm feeling that is most pleasing.
ADVERTISEMENT
TURN HAIR DARK
WITH SAGE TEA
If Mixed With Sulphur It
Darkens So Naturally
Nobody Can Tell.
The old-time mixture of Saw
Tea and Sulphur for darkening
gray, streaked and faded hair is
grandmother's recipe, and folks are
again using it to keep their hair a
good, even color, which is quite
sensible, as we are living in an age
when a youthful appearance is of
the greatest advantage.
Nowadays, though, we don t have
the troublesome task of gathering
the sage and the mussy mixing at
home. All drug stores sell the
ready-to-use product, improved by
the addition of other ingredients,
called "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound." It is very popular be
cause nobody can discover ' it has
been applied. Simply moisten your
comb or a sott brush with it and
draw this through you hair, taking
one small strand at a time; by
morning the gray hair disappears,
but what delights the ladies with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound is that, besides beautifully
darkening the hair after a few ap
plications, it also produces that soft
lustre and appearance of abundance
which is so attractive.
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i Motel Roth
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Management has installed an '
abundance of electric fans and
has large French windows and
transoms, in a measure to
overcome the summer heat so
that its patrons may eat in
comfort.
being located on street level, T
X Take Sunday Dinner i
witn us.
Always open.
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Washington, arrived Sunday to
spend the summer with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Kountze.
Mrs. George Munger left Tues
day for California.
Miss Agela Herzberg returned
home Thursday from Monticello
seminary, where she has attended
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Gifts for Jin Brides Graduates
COMMENCING MONDAY, JUNE 14th
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Take Advantage
of This!
We made preparations a long time ahead for this occasion we made expert purchases in the field
of available merchandise, arid YOU WILL BE SURPRISED when you see what we can offer in Diamonds,
Jewelry, Silverware and Cut Glass AT HAMMERED -DOWN SALE PRICES.
At Lower Prices Than You Can Conceive
Possible
LOT NO. 1
Diamond Rings, light !4-krat. set In whUe gold; fancy Cft ff
mounting; Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, only.... pOlUU
LOT NO. 2
Diamond .Rings, beautiful blue white fancy after-dinner mounting,
white gold, platinum top, Monday, Tuesday and rftwp rr
Wsdnesday $ O.UU
LOT NO.
Diamond Rings, beautiful swell color and cut stone with nifty, after
iinner ring mounting, platinum top; Monday, Tuesday dQE flA
and Wednesday, only POOaUU
WATCHES! WATCHES!
At Last Year's Prices
OUR GREAT JUNE SALE
Our guaranteed American watch stock is
complete. Buy your watch now.
Howard Watches, Hamilton Watches, El.
gin, Waltham and Hampden Watches.
You will see tin bent and bluest assortment west
of Chicago, at prices you will not find anywhsre
else at this wonderful watch sale. Com early
Monday.
Extra Special for Monday, or aa long aa they lust
Monday Thin model, II! sue, Elfin open luce
Watch, fitted tn JtO-year cold-filled cane, engraved
or plain. Trlca for Monday 1 7 7JC
only tDllilO
Come Early Don't Delay
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Pattern
Extraordinary
Sale of
CUT GLASS
WATER SETS
Water Pitcher and 8
water glasses, beau
tiful Queen Louise
pattern. tQ yj
Pries .. P7 O
Free with every
Water Set, 1'4-inch
beveled Mirror Pla
teau FOR MON
DAY ONLY.
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during the past two years. She
leaves in about 10 days for the east,
visiting Cleveland, Chicago and New
York. She will attend school at
Ferry Hall, 111., the coming year.
Miss Anna Parker left Friday for
Washington, D. C, to spend the
summer. She will stop at Rockford
college, Rockford. 111., to attend
the commencement exercises and
will be the guest of Miss Grace
Burgess.
Mrs. Ed Robinson of Omaha and
Mrs. B. M. Acttenberg of Kansas
City have returned from Fall River,
Mass., where they attended the mar
riage of Miss Lillian Lifrack and
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Phenomenal June Sale
at
The World's
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We have tn stock and can deliver you any set of Holmes Ed
wards guaranted inlaid Silverware. Illustrations will show you
three patterns, any piece or set will make a highly useful wed
ding gift.
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TUB BIGHT GIFT FOR THE BHIDE.
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THE V. OCB
IA8T I IV PRICES
WORD id Alt IS
hfii BETTE"! i iowest
M1VER ; VALVE
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WEDDING M : I PAX YOU
GIFT jff ' WEtL
Maurice R. Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hoagland ar
rive Thursday from Phoenix, Arie.
They will be at the George A.
Hoagland home.
Mrs. T. H. Clarke, who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Riley,
leaves June 20 for her home in
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Finest Quality Diamond
sills
This for the Sweet Girl Graduate.
We specialize in La Tosca, Perles D La
Reine, Perles de Orleans, Perles de Ceylon,
Sumatra Cynthea Pearl Necklaces; 2 per cent
Discount on our entire stock of Pearls, Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
We have these beautiful Pearl Necklaces in
lengths of 15, 18, 24 and 30 inches.
20 per cent Discount
Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday only.
Cut Glass Specials
You can tramp over Omaha or search the stores
of any other city and you will never find the won
derful bargains in cut glass afforded In this great
Less Than Half Price Sale."
Cut Glass 12-inch Orange Bowl, Marguerite design,
beautiful distinct cut; regular price ti A rfn
$9.00, half price P4uU
Cut Glass 10-inch Square Vase, New-
ton design, reg. price $4.50, half price
Cut Glass Goblets, set of 6, clover leaf
design, reg. price $6.00; half price
Cut Glass 3-Footed Salad Bowl, poppy fQ syg
design, reg. price $5.50; half price.. 4a O
Cut Glass Large Flower Basket, Para- jQ ff
dise design, reg. price $4; half price $aWUU
Cut Class 8-Inch Berry Bowl,' Newton (tQ ff
design; reg. price $4.00; half price.. ))aaiUU
Cut Glass 82-fnch Compote, Marguer- to OJ?
4te design, reg. price $4.50, half price 4)asad
Cut Glass Mayonaise Bowl, Marguer- (fQ QC
ite design, reg. price $4.50, half price VaWaataO
Cut Glass Creamer and Sugar, Marguerite design,
regular price $4.00, &0 ff
half price 4aWUU
Cut Glass Syrup Pitcher, clover leaf d t?(
design; reg. price $3.00; half price.. vJ.eDU
Cut Grass Celery Tray, Marguerite fQ ff
design; reg. price $4.00; half price.. pialiU
Cut Glass 8-inch Orange Bowl, Marguerite design;
regular price $4.00; do ff
half pric 4aUU
Cut Glass Flower Bowl, Bethlehem Star design;
regular price $3.00; h 4 Hf
half price plaOU
Cut Glass Flower Basket, Bethlehem Star design;
regular price $2.00; -s fg
half price 41UU
Several hundred pieces of Cut Glass go on sale
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at half of reg
ular price or less.
Special On Sale Monday Only
14-carat Gold-filled, J-blads Pocket
Knives, engraved or plain. As
$1.00
long as they last
READ THIS LIST
, Here Is What
Cut Glass Water Tumblers, flM
set of six JjX
Cut Glass Oil Bottle, Colonial I1
' Cut I
Cut Glass Candy Jar, Exquisite Q1
Design 3)1
Cut Glass Spoon Tray, Poppy Al
Design, ipl.
Cut Glass Salt and Fepper,
Cut Glass Bud Vase,' Silver fl1
Foot JM
And
BrWegaari Bros. Co
16th and Douglas Street-
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Scran ton, Pa.
Louise Riley will graduate Mon
day from St. Marys school at Notre
Dame, Indiana. She returns to
Omaha Wednesday.
Kahn-Kushner.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Kushner announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Watch This
Opportunity!
JUNE SALE MONDAY, TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY
LOT NO. 4
Diamond Rings, large and beautiful, swell designs, set in green gold
mountings and platinum; Monday, Tuesday and tMOr? r
Wednesday, only JJ i Zu.UU
LOT NO. 5
Diamond Cluster Rings, 7 in 1, set In Platinum Tiffany Stylo Ring.
$100.00
1-karat sizes, - on n
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12-karat sizes, 6"t A7 t?f
on' $147.50
WRIST WATCHES
At Sale Prices
14-Kt. Solid Gold, very umall and
nifty Octagon design, ,wlth tli
very fimsst and moat reliable 10
Jewal movement, only a limited
utunuer or.ttiieae beautiful
prlc J55.UU, this week ....
14-Kt Solid Gold American
Crown, 16-Jewel Movemuit.
Very rallabla timekeeper and ex
tra small size. We take pica
sure In allowing you this Watch.
Reg. price J38.00. (97 7C
This week O&liiO
14-K. 20-Year Gold II I ltd (
tagon Case with the best 15-fiv-el
movement. A wntch tluit will
run well and keep time. Krg
ular price S2M.1S, fi01 HZ
this week
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SHEFFIELD
This beautiful meat platter of the finest Sheffield .silver is 20 inches wide and
at the popular tree design the fluent article for a lusting gift iiiiugin- J)7 rj
able. Thin platter sold for $46.50 lust year our price In this great sale $1 ,4 O
Special Extraordinary Monday
Sale ,
14-carat Gold-filled Cuff Buttons, en
graved or plain, for soft or stiff cuffa.
As long aa they last, (p-J AA
per pair, : 51.'U
$1.00
Cut Glass Flower Basket, handsome
pattern,
Cut Glass Bad Vase, very
dainty
Cut Glass Sugar and Creamer,
at
Cut Glass Candle Sticks, one pair
at
Cut Glass Mustard Jar, Silver
Top
Cut Glass Spoon Tray, Boat
ahana
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Doxens at Other Extraordinary Values at $1.1)0,
$3-
Fern, to Irving Kahn of New York
City.
Mia Blanche Schwartz of Cleve
land, O., holds live positions with
five different firms. 6he has expert
knowledge of the export trade and
it is in this line of work that makes
it possible for her to draw five sal
aries at one time.
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a snanaanaaa asanas! mmmmmmmmm
Watchea
stock. Ksgular
T. $43.75
14-Kt. 20-Year Case, small lre
and reliable timekeeper. 1ft
jewel movement. Only 17 of time
in stock. Keg. price d1 m rjr
$27.15. This week... OXttiO
Klgln and Waltham rlt
Watches up
from
S17.75
This surely makes a lasting
and highly appreciated gradua
tion gift I
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SILVERWARE
Extra Special for Monday Only
Thin uouei nickel Sliver Cigarette
cases, a apieuuiu value at
44.00; on Monday
S2.00
In
WILL BUY Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday
Cut Glass Combination augur and
Ureumer
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Cut Glass Mayonnaise
Bowl ,
( ut Gluts (1-inch Muppy. with
tlandle ,
cut uiuss Horseradish Jar, Sheffield &1
Silver Holder JSI
Cut Glass Marmalade Jar, Silver
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Cut Glass Tooth I'lrk Holder
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At the Sign of the Crown
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