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Weddmar Date.
Mri. Clarence Sibbernsen. who will
matron of honor at the wedding
tr sislrr Xti ( athcrini" Smvth.
na Charles Burgess on January 12,
will leave January 2 for Washington,
D. C where the .wedding will tak
place. Mr. Sibbernsen will leave at 'a
later date to attend the wedding. Mr.
and Mrs. Ward Burgess, Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Rurgens and Mr. and
Mrs Louis Wash will also go from
Oniaha for the ceremony, as well ar
Miss Claire Dnugrjerty and Miss
Catherine Cartan, who with a Wash
ington girl, will be bridesmaids Jor
Miss Smyth.
McCrecken-Tetisen.
The marriage of Miss Hannah
Jinsen and C. C. MrCrackcn wa
foleninized Tuesday afternoon at
Kountze Memorial rlmrch, Rev. O.
T). Baltzly officiating. A reception
following the ceremony was held at
the home of Mr?. C I- Miller, a sis
ter of the bride. Mr. McCracken and
his bride' will go to Chi ago to spend
their honeymoon.
Robinson-Wessberg.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew ('. Vs
LergNof North P'atte announce the
marriage of their daughter. Miss
U.sic, to William A. Robinson, which
took place Wednesday, December
. IS, at the home of the bride's par
ents. , .
''Mrs. RcBinsonvis a cousin of
George E. Wessberg of this city.
V. Wedding Anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Wylie Middl'etor
celebrated tjieir 50th wedding anni
versary, , Tuesday, at their home
when they entertained tt a family
dinner. ' Their four children, Angie,
Arthur, Almor and Albert Middle-
ton were present and five grand-
4wuren attended, i be out-of-town
quests t the celebration were Mr.
ana Mrs. U. .A. Merchant of Wahne-
ta, Neb., and the following from
Modale. Ia.: Mrs. George Middlc
1 ton and children, Benlah and Clar
ence";NRcbcrt Fisher, Sherman Lock
ling and Mrs. Will Middleton.
For Mr. and Mrs. Louis Burgess.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Kountze
will entettain at dinner at their home,
Wednesday evening, in honor of
Mr. and Mrs, Louis Burgess.
; Lincoln VisitofC. :-
Jessie Brghtol Lee, feature writer
for a Chicago newspaper,-who is
now visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. L. Beghtol of Lincoln, will
attend the Pavlowa performance in
Omaha. Charlotte Whedon Scott,
known in Lincoln for her excellence
in thi art of dancing, Misses Hazel
O'Cciinor and Marjorie Barstow
will be pilgrims with Mrs. Lee to
the shrine of Terpsichore, tempor
arily set up in Omaha December 30,
by Tavlowa and her Ballet Russe.
' Luncheon for Marguerite Fallon.
1 Mri. J. J Fallon fwill entertain
at a lunchn of 40 covers at the
Athletic; club Thursday, December
oO, for her daughter, Marguerite Fal
lon, who ishome from the Univer
sity of Nebraska. The guests will
include many of the school set and
several of Miss Fallon's sorority sis
ters from the Nebraska chapter of
Kappa Kappa uamtna.
Tea For Miss Hanna.
Miss Mary Findley, who 'attends
Bradford academy, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. Palmer Findley, will en
tertain at tea Tuesday, December
28, in honor of Miss- Martha Hanna
of Pittsburgh, guest of Mr. and Mrs.
W; S. Negele.
For Miss Billings.
Miss Mildred Weston entertained
at U luncheon of eight covers at the
Athletic club Tuesday for Miss
Frances Billings of Venice, Cal.,
who is the holiday guest of Miss
Dorothy JBalbach. v
Drama League
Prize Poem
Announced
Elizabeth Tatton and J. Melville
Watt, both of Central High school,
won the first and second prizes, re
spectively, for poems submitted in
the Drama league contest.
Miss Patton is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Pan) H. Patton.
.Mrs. Edgar, H. Morsman, chair
man of the poem contest -conducted
in the high schools by Jhe Drama
leagtie, announced on Tuesday, De
cember 21, the winning numbers.
Tfie poems were in commemoration
of the landing of the Pilgrim Fathers,
for which December 21 is the anni
versary. Five dollars "was the prize
for the best poem in each (high
hool; $5.00 was the prize -for the
oem of all submitted and $2.00
for the second best submitted.
Poem No. 5, by Miss Patton of
Central High school, won the prize
for that school and also the prize
for the best poem submitted in the
entire contest. Poem No. 8, by Mr.
Watt of Central High school was the
second best submitted in the opinion
of the judges.
No. 7, from Benson High school;
Xo.: 16, from South High school,
and No. 1, from Commercial High
school, won prizes "in their respective-
schools.
Mrs. Luther Drake and Mrs.
Myron Learned assisted Mrs. Mors
man in conducting the contest,
Prizes will be awarded in January
with fitting ceremony.
Following is the prize poem by
Miss Patton: t
The 300th Anniversary of the Land
' ing of the Pilgrim Fathers.
The ocean. In her remembering- depths.
treaaures this story.
And sines It again and again to the Rock.
How a few hearts, filled with hope and
holy, heroic fear,
Put behind them the handclasps ot friends
and youth's happiness
To seek for a boms.
Westward, over strange, white foam.
The Sunset's, glory. coUing out Its stream
ers, beckoned on --r
At night the cold, stern stars looked down
On upraised, supplicating hands
Praying for guidance to new lands.
Day after day the gray waves beat In
fierce, loud rhythm
Against the aides of the frail vessel
That moved like an Immortal soul
Unward, on to the goal. ,
Then came a day, unlike all other days.
Of scudding, angry clouds and mellow,
golden sunshine
A land bird uttered its soft cry,
And leafleoa treea rose black against the
tj left the ship, they knelt on land,
they rose to work and fight
They built new homes, they trod Lew
oaths.
They toiled for harvests all nnknown
Their children reap what they have .sown.
The ocean, in her' remembering depths,
treasures this story, .
' A&ft finis It falB and again to the Rock.
A Visitor
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Alis Evelyn Richards, formerly a
resident of Oniaha, has been for the
past three years in overseas service
with an American relief organiza
tion. Her duties, combining field
and executive service, have taken her
into many of the allied countries,
including France, Italy, Greece and
the Balkans, as well as Constan
tinople, Smyrna and the Near F.ast.
For her services in the Italian war
zone before the- i armistice wras
signed Miss Richards received from
the Italian military authorities the
bronze "Medal de Servizio,'' andhe
has also been twice decorated in
recognition of ..services in tnc
Balkans.
Miss Richards and her sister, Miss
Ruth Richards, recently arrived
from the east to spend the holidays
with their sister, Mrs. Alva. Smith.
After the holidays the Misses
Richards will leave for San Diego,
Cal., where they will spend the win
ter, Always, say "Bayer"
Aspirin is tride mark Bayer Manufac
ture Monoiceticscidester of Silicylicacid.
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Fresh Porik Choice Porl URoaJ Sugar Curei
Tenderloins : . Loin Chops or Whole) Picnic Hams
32c 19c ,17 c 18c
Sugar Cured Breakfast
Bacon Y2 or Whole. ?
PORK CUTS
$ Fresh isSpare Ribs ; ... 15c
1? Fresh Leaf Lard 16c
Fresh Side Pork. . ............ 20c
I Fresh Hams 02 or Whole) .... . 20c
f . Fresh Pig Liver. 7c
. Fresh Pi Hearts, 3 lbs: ....... 25c
Sf Fresh Pig Feet, 4 lbs7. . ..... . . .25c
W Fresh Pig Ears, 4 lbs .25c
Fresh Neck Ribs, 5 lbs .......... . 25c
W Fresh Pig Snouts .'.10c
W Fresh Pig Tails ......17c
Choice New Sauerkraut v.6c
I? PuM-JL-ard, per lb. . .j. . .20c
j Compound, per lb. .14c
r Cudahy's Rex Lard, 5 lb. pails . .$1.00
r Cudahy's Rex Lard, 10 lb. pails. $1.95
I? SPECIALS ON CANNED GOODS
I? Fancy Early June Peas, 3 for. . . .35c
? Fancy Sweet Corn, 3 for. ..... . ,35c
S Fancy Cut Beans, 3 for ....35c
I? Fancy Pork and Beans, 3 for .... 25c
Evaporated Milk, 6 tall cans .... 70c
l Pure Preserves .25c
W Stars and Stripes Coffee 37c
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Best Creamery Butter .45c
Swift's Sncrwflake Butterine, 5
2? lb. tub ....$1.50
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Personal
Emily Burke arrived' home, Mon
day, from Vassar.
MarffMrrit Fallon, a student at
the University of Nebraska, is home
for the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Root.' who have
spent the past several months tour
ing Europe, hare returned to Omaha.
Mica Vtnrif Mvi11i Vin returned
frrtm Ocmntz -hrto1. Philadelohia.
and is with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
b. J. Neville.
tioo Hplpn R-d ' ftanahtrr of Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. Reed, is home from
Wells : college, Aurora, , N. Y., to
spend the holidays.
Delmar Eldridge-and Ralph Camp
bell will return from Cornell univer
sity December 23 to spend the holi
days with their parents. -
fre T7flwart Pptprenn ttnti fre
Anna Larscn, w'ho are spending the
winter months on the Pacific coast,
arc now in Sa" Francisco.
T:irvin Ttrkii ivhrt ic attpnrliiltr Sit.'
John's Military academy in Wiscon
sin, is in Umaha visiting, ins parents,
Mr. ana Mrs. James is. rsone. .
Aiiifnior iVir etiulrnts from Shat-
tnck i Military academy who are in
Omaha for the holidays are Maynara
Uuclianan and Sam carnsie. . i
Mrs. Max MiHer.and sons, Morris
and Stanton, are' spending the holi
days in Lincoln with Mrs. Miller's
iristmas
v Suggestions'
In our complete stock of electrical appliances
we have "just what you want','-for every one
"in the family.
Wjb have something for dad and mother,' big
brother and sister, gifts they are sure to appre
ciate. .'..
' The gifts of today are useful gifts and daily
reminders of the thoughtful giver. ' .
A Come in and let us show you the proper gifts
for every one at home. '
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Granden Electric Co.
Electrical Fixtures Appliance Supplies,
1S11 toward St , Tyler 0681.
St. 212 No. 16th St-4903
:ers
Meats, Quick Service and Lowest Prices
28c
Sugar Cured
Hams lz or
s BEEF CUTS
Choice Rib Boiling Beef .'.
Choice Pot Roast teef . .......
Prime Rib Roast Beef: . . ....
Choice Round Steak ..........
Choice Sirloin Steak. ... .......
Fresh Cut Hamburger. ........
Choice Boneless Corned Beef . . .
SMOKED MEATS
Sugar Cured Regular Hams . .x . .
Sugar Cured Strip Bacon,
ougar Cured Brisket Bacon . . . .
Sugar Cured Bacbn Squares. .
Morris Supreme Bacon (V2 or
Whole)
Mail Orders Filled
parents, Mr. and M rs. MW. Fol-;
som. Mr. Miller; will spend Christ-
mas with his family in Lincoln.
The Misses Dorothy Johnson and
Helen Winkelman returned ' from
Madison Saturday. They will re
main until after the holidays. '
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cooper, jrA
of Pittsburgh, arrived Tuesday to be
the guests ot Mrs. Coopers parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C M. Wilhelm. ;
'Miss Katherine Baxter, daaghter!
of Mr. and Mrs. W. F.. Baxter, has:
returned from her school in the east
to spend the holidays with her pa-.'
rents. t 4
Louis Metz, whottends, the Bos
ton Institute of v Technology, will
spend the holidays in Oniahawith
his parents,- Mr. and Mrs. Charles"
Metz.', i
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Ralph Bartling, who attends, ,Shat
tuck Military school at Faribault,.
Minn., is spending the holidays with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.,HV
Bartling. '
Mr. Frederick' H. Weller will ar
rive from Greeley, ; Colo., .Thursday
of this week to spend, the holidays
at the home of his parents, Mr. and.
Mrs; R. B. Weller. : ;
Miss Carolyn- Miller returns
Wednesday eveningvfrom Iowa" Stated
college at Ames tp spend- the holi-;
day vacation: with 'her-parents, Mr:
r.nd Mrs.-C.-,C.' Miller. -
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Mrs. -J. M. Gross of Waverly, Ia.j
is spending the holidays at the home
of Mr.1 and Mrs.1 J. P. Fallon.1 Oi
O. Smith of Kansas City, ; brother!
So. 24th St.
Skinned
WhjOle.
.40c
VEAL CUTS
(Choice Veal Stew .............. 14c
Choice Veal Roast . . . .... . ... 18c
Choice Veal Chops; . ... ... . . . .22c
Choke Veal Legs 02 or Whole) 20c
Choice Veal Loins. . . . . V . . . . .20c
cheese'; ;s '': '
Fancy Cream Cheese... . ... .... . .32c
Fancy Brick ' Cheese . .' . . . 32c
From This
of Mrs. , Fallon, will ' also spend
Christmas at the .Fallpn home. t'V;
Dr. and -Mrs.. Lynn. ,T.Hall Jy.c
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rriaay lor ies aimpzs, iwocc.mc'
will spend Christmas with 1 Mrs.
Hall's, relatives. '.VY Sf-.-i;t. '
Mr. " and MW.Hobbs Ul
Yreka, Cal.,' and , Mrs.; Hobb's sister",
Mrs. II. B. Ream' of ;SissOT',-Cal'.;,,ate
the guests of Mr, llobb's 'brother,'
A. J. Hobbs of this city. .
pr. and 'Mrs. William . Berry are
expecting .their,' daughter. Mrs. 'W.
B. Bredbeck, of -Evanston, ,,Wyq',.
ana her nusoana, Air. mcaoeck, tor
.the Christmas holidays. '. ,Y
Mrs. John A. Dempster retutned
Monday from a three months' Msit,
with her son, Dr. E. N. RoBertSon
of Concordia, Kan; She visited
with relatives at Kansas City, Mo.,
also ,-- .- . ;
Mr. .and Mrs.' Livingstone... Fair-;'
banks arid daughter, Jane B6yce,l will
not come to Omaha fr&m their home
in Chicago to - spend the holidays
with Mr. and Mrs. D. C- Patterson,
Mrs. "Fairbanks parent?. -1,.'
Having been "created a ,Datne.
Grand Cross of the tfritish Empire,
Mrs. Llovd Gcore vill .nowbe of
ficially designated ' as Dame'Lloj d
George. '
FLOWERING BULBS; 1
of vry, kind for . indoor -and out v door
cultivation. , .. ',' ." J
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Down ' 7Sc, Hundreds - $4.00 delivered.
Grown indoors in water will bloom in -six
weeki. may be . timed to bloom - Easter.
run instructions. v , ; .
Landscape Garden Company, Newburgh, ;
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"Social Settlement
I The Comfort club of Armour &
Co. gavea Christmas party to 300
children of the social settlement dis
trict Tuesday afternoon. Each child
received-cap, mittens and a bag of
candy.
j: On Thursday aflernoon,thc mothers-
and small children of the district
-will be entertained at a' Christmas
oartv at the Social Settlement house.
tThe program will include Christmas
carols by Miss Bertha Vaughan's
'Camp Fire group; costume dances,
the Misses r.lleu feterson, Helen
Butler and lahe Olcchnowiac. di
rected by Mrs. Ray JN.Abbott A
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Headquarters
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5.13 Ttdom each with prlrata btUi. Both'
Kuropnu) and American Dans. Centralis
Hltuated. Cars to Itfachea, Ulaaloni.
Mountains, Oranie Grofea. etc.. from
Depot dlrectlr oiipoalte holel. Fireproo) '
Garaae. Clark Bui meet! trains.
Writs tor folder aad reservation!. '
F. M. dimmick. Leasee.
Hill Street, ketwses Fourth aae Fifth.
Pay
sicians
music
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Christmas tree will be a special fea
ture and refreshments will be served.
at the close of the program.
. Mrs. Marie Lcff Caldwell, head
resident of the Social Settlement
t.A.. 1. ...Ill nV
Christmas party for the children of
the district Friday afternoon..
Spain has
tliairtnalcs,.,'
500,000 more females
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no mure tint il
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After Christmas expenses "arc past and forgot
ten, you may start to pay for your phonograph
on the easiest kind of terms. This splendid
offer makes it easy to have a YJew Edison in
your home this Christmas. . ..
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When you give New Edison you are giving
the real voices and personalities of Jivine mu
for the Edison .actually Re-Creates
; Foar million people have heard
and the Re-Creatcd comnared side
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Tltis is the Heppelwhite Models-Price $167.50
Thtrt are 36 other r.-rrtod Mofci Priced jra $95.00 to $6,000,
Open Everu Evening Until Christmas
For Miss Kent. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward ' L. Burke
entertained at a dinner of i. 10 cov
ers at their home Tuesday, evening x
in honor of their house guest, Miss
Adefme Kent, of Kentftfcld, Cal., and
their son, Edward L. Burke, jr.
Mrs. Burke will .give-a luncheon t
Thursday for, Miss Kent ' and her
daughter, Emily ?ifrke.
There is no more pleas
ing rift- for- ?'Dad,"
'-"Hubby" or "Brother"
than a pair 01 "comty ;
.. house slippers such as
shown. "
We are especially
stocked for our Christ
mas trade arid-are sure
to please the most4 ex-
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