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Society
Seward Treble Clef Club
Schrodrr-NorJiii Mirruit,
Tl iiurrUu ol Mut MiMre4
Aofilm and Jme Schroeder look
plare at lh Kinl thri.tun church
Thursday fvcmnif, lhe bride i
rtaoRhtcr of Mr. rd Mr. Ernel
Nordin, She wat attended ty Mm
t'harlntte llerry of Kcnnard, Neb,
and George Schroeder, jr., acted a
uc.t nun. Je. inane r.. louury
read the marriage Intel. A recep
tion followed in the church parlor,
and palmt and frrni and white chry
anthemnnit were uied throughout at
lire-orations.
The bridc'i gown wa of white
atin crr(e with train, tier tulle
ei wit fattened with a wreath of
lilies, of the valli-y. and the carried
w hite roci and lilim of the valley.
Mi Crrry wore orchid canton crepe
and carried pale pink roc.
The I'thcr were Hugo Nordin.
I rne t Nordin, K. l arioii, William
Lruitt and. Henry F.aton. Among
the out-of-town gucH were Mr.
Llizaheth Berry and Leslie, Charles
and Helen iierry, Mr. and Mn, E.
Williamaon, Mr. and Mr. Klmci
Miller and Mm Lily Milter, all of
Kcnnard. Thry are the gucitj of Mr.
ami Mrs. Nordin.
Mr. and Mr. Schrocder left for
the south, and after November I5
will be at home at the r.ckhart
apartments.
To See Came in Lincoln.
Among thou' who motored down
to Lincoln rriuav afternoon to at
tend the Delta Gumma dance arc
Mi Helen Ilnwe. Mi Ernst Reed
mid Mini Dorothy Darlow. They will
ace the Nebraska-Oklahoma frame
Saturday and attend the 1'hi Delta
i lieta nance Saturday.
Other Unuhans who will motor
down for the came are Miss Vir
. . K'ia Pixlcy, Winifred Smith, Dud
ley Wolfe, Gcorire Mctcalf, Melvin
., Dekina, Harry liurkley, l'hit Meta.
Mist Dorothy Judson. who is
former maid of Ak-Sar-Ucn, will go
tlown with the Ak-Sar-uen governors
and this yean court.
Leave for Wedding in East
Mr.-Charles Offut, her son, Cas
per Offut, and Mr. and Mrs. Milo
Xliatcf left Friday 'for Bryn Mawr,
1'a., where the wedding of Miss Mary
Kiterbrook Longmaid and Casper
' Offut will take place November 2.
Sunday evening Mrs. Warren Rog
ers and Miss Mildred -Rogers will
. leave" to attend the Wedding. An
. -irther Omahan who will go on for
,-the ceremony is Mrs. Victor Cald
, "well, who will leave Monday. Mrs.
,. Offut and Mrs. Gates plan to spend
. November in New York and Mrs.
Caldwell will also spend some time
in New York and i:i Washington.
Mrs.. Rogers and Miss Rogers will
be in New York for a time.
f it $i
tit .--v. .- Vhh-H I
JI-.iiHr. .si
League of Women Voters.
- Mrs. Rose V. S. Berry of Berke
ley, Cal., general federation director
cf fine arts; A. E. Sheldon of Lin
coin and Dr. Robert Gilder of Oma
ha will share honor . with Willa
, fCather at the League fk 'Wbmcn
Voters' . dinner Saturday Averting at
6':30 . o'clock at the Brandcis rcstau
irant Mrs. C G.iRyail of 'Grand
.Island, state president of the league,
"lias arrived in Omaha and is the
liouse fcucst of her mother. Mrs. M.
m kMnrphy. . .
.L Tl,n lnA T C
, n Voters, will hold an all-day meet
ing SaturdayaUhVVW. C: A. , ,
. At the University Club.
. One of the parties at'the Univer
sity c,lub Saturday evening for.the
-Hallowe'en dinner-dance will be Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Trcstcr, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Mctz, Dr. and Mrs. Ed-
win Davis, Miss Blanche Deuel, Miss
Martha 'Morton? Mfss Elizabeth
Barker, Earl Sage, Allen Moshcr,
Fritz Koenig, Virgil Haggart.
. Illinois AlumnL
' The Illinois Alumni association
will -meet for dinner Saturday eve
ning from 6 until 8 o'clock in the
Brandcis grill room." ..- - s '
,-iA campaign for , funds for a new
stadium will be launched at this
meeting. ' The drive closes Novcm
. ber 5. i- - .--s.- .;
Personals
P. E. O. Luncheon.
Chapter BX of the P. E. O. Sis
terhood will hold a luncheon, 1
o'clock, November 1, at the heme of
Mrs. F. E. Thomas, 511.1 South
Fortieth street. (Mrs. Thomas and
Mrs. O. O. Daniels Will be the hos
tesses, , ..,-..: v...- i
Surprise Patty. , r , ; .
Mrs. Louise Masoto of Council
Bluffs was given a surprise party
Wednesday afternoon at her home
by" members of George Crook WomJ
an's Relief Corps. .' .The cfternoon
was spent in sewing and 18 mem
bers attended. -
Surprise- Party. ' '
A surprise party was given' Wed
nesday evening m honor-f Mr. and
kfrs. 'John Tajic,' who celebrated
their seventh wedding anniversary.
About 25 guests were present.
Social Settlement Notes.
The social clubs of . the Social
Settlement will entertain at a Hal
lowe'en dance, Saturday evening, 8
o'clock, at the settlement.
O E. S. Bridge Party.
The literary cWapter of the 0. E;
S. will hold a card party, Thursday,
t 2 o'clock, at the" Masonic temple.
Hallowe'en Bridge Party.
' Miss Emily Keller will be hostess
ara Hallowe'en bridge party Mon
day night for about 10 couples.
- Diluted' Alcohol
Alcohol diluted till it is about one
half strength and rubbed over mats
vill remove grease spots or finger
.marks. -
Instead of washing dishes that
have had eggs in them in hot water,
which serves to cook the egg and.
make the work difficult, hold the
egg beater or bowl under the cold
water faucet for a moment and the
?gg is easily washed off.
Wives, Want Salary.
After generations 'of economic in-feriorit;-..
German women, who arc
f-uexmitted to own property, have
rmed the National Association of
crman Housewives, with several
lousand members. One of its pur
ses is said to be the demanding or
salary for their work in the home.
Callous.
veath stared a woman in the face.
Coa don't seem a bit afraid,"
Mrs. V.. R. Redding has returned
from a visit in Des Moines. .
'Mr. and Mrs., John W. Towlc arc
spending this week in Chicago.. .
' Harry Cartuii left Friday morn
ing for his home in Saus'nlito, Cal.
Miss Louise Shumate left Thurs
day for Kansas City for an indefinite
say. - .
Miss Martha Morton of Nebraska
City arrived Friday afternoon to be
the week-end guest of Miss Blanche
Deuel. ' .
Miss Kate Mcllugh, who has been
in Sheridan, Wyo., all summer visit
ing her sister, Mrs.' Edward H. Piatt,
returned to Omaha the, first of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Jack-have
reached Cuba, according' to, a cable
received by Mr. and Mrs. W.".A.
1'iel. Mr. and Mrs. Jack, arc on
their wedding trip.'. ' ' ,',
Mr." end Mrs. Edgar 'Scott -and
children have taken - a -large' house
in 'Washington on Commercial ave
nue, near Deep, park, and will' make
their home there iii the winters' for
several years.
Mrs. George Stirrat and her 6-.!
nonth-old daughter, Claire Hclcne, i
arrived the; first of the -.week from
Portland to, visit. at the home ot
Mrs. Stirrat's 'parents, Mr. and. Mrs.
Elmer Neville. ' They, will spend a
month in Omaha. '
Mrs." Charles Johannes who-re
turned Friday evening from the state
convention of women's clubs at Sew
ard Neb., will have as her guests
over the week-end Mrs.' Rose Berry
of Berkeley, Cal:, and Mrs." B. " B.
Clarke of Re'd Oak,;?' V
Miss Kate Rcan will arrive from
Chicago Saturday,- to . be -the guest
of Mrs. Richard W. . Coad. . Miss
Rcan will, act as.; godmother 'for
Mary .Irene, youngest daughter of
Mr.' and Mrs. Coad, whose christen
ing will take'" place . Sunday. ...i'Mr.
and -Mrs.. Coad havemoved into a
new home at 3402 Lincoln boulevard.
Mrs. A.' B. - McConnell returned
Thursday from , Chicago, where she
went to attend the wedding of her
nicce.; Miss Helen Wright and Chcs-tcr-Bell
of,. Chicago., On hcrl;.way
home she -spent a . week with . her
son, Andrew;:' H. McConnell, , at
Boone. Ia.V and there' she Was joined
by Miss Eleanor McPhillips.'j.the
fiancee of Mr. McConnell,.- who re
turned to Omaha with Mrs. McCon
nell and will be, her guest for two
weeks. Mrs. McConnell will give a
luncheon in her honor -next week. -
Children's V? Theater; Will
; ; Present Plays.
"Little Red Riding Hood," "given
last Saturday 'morning at Jacob's
Hall- by the Children's theater un
der . direction : of , Miss Marguerite
Becicman; will be, repeated by request
at the same place, Safwrdiy, 1.1 a. nr.,
October 29. The cast includes Dor
othy Wahl in the title; role; Blame
WaV. the ' wolf; Dorothy Harsh,
mother, and Edward Britton, wood
cutter. . v . "t ." -
Jn the audience last'Sa'turday were
many who declared ' the .entertain
ment ideal for children. Mrs. W. F.
Baxter, chairman of - the education
committee.for the Drama league, and
Mrs." M. M. Levings.of the Omaha
Society of Fine Arts, expressed their
pleasure and approvak,-
Fallowing : "Little Red Riding
Hoqd" a second fairy ;play will ibC
given Saturday, ' "Traveling Musi
cians." Little Dorothy Kelly will
be the cat; Blaine ' Wahl," donkey;
Victoria Engethaler, 'dog;: Melba
Rose Woodard, the cock. James
Fried and Edward Britton will ,be
robbers. The play will -include four
dance numbers. . . " . - 1 '- '
Wood bead embroidery, is used on
darc frocks.' The beads are painted
in bright colors and' applied mrbig
blocks. i- ' ' r
5 Left to right, top row: Mesdame
Fred Webber, Adam Yost, Henry
Gembler, Homer Dunphy, Ethel
Wooley, Charles Barth.'Carl Bemis.
Bottom row: Mesdames Jacob Hart
rum, Chester Slonecker, Vera Luhe
(accompanist), A. N. . House and
T. C Sampson.
The Seward Treble Clef club has
been appearing on programs at the&
state convention, Nebraska reaera
tion of Women's clubs in their city
this week,
Professor J. A. Parks of York is
their leader. In his absence Tuesday
evening, Mr, J. R. Roberts of Sew
ard directed the song numbers which
received warm appreciation from the
visiting club women.
Gamp Fire Girls
r ... Klin..MuMUSim
MM
YoacaBrfrboildan
old ear. Yon earn re-
paimt am old house.
But yom caanot
make Coffee iritk
used groandt .
Ilirow theat away
if you woold hare
goifd Coffee. '
jonrr coffee 'tkape
puaucrnr cosatnrtx
74WaOMrat IfYok
Mr. Dolllo U!uttr, the tuirJI.nn
rlmlrnian. bounl uf Ulrm-tors. ha Invlteil
tha UuanlUiM oilllon to mert tit her
homo, tlo Ji'iHi roet, for th nutt
n-gulnr myelinic which will bo l.clrt
Thursday evenlnr, November S, it S
o'clock. '
Th Jlohalo (roup mtt t th hnm of
Ikolr (urllan, 1 Mr. Ilrlc Crawroid
Ihuraday afternoon and hfld an election
of ' officer with th following renultii,
Ci-rl:ne riatner, pre.ldon".: lorjlhy Wol
vertui. secretary; Mnry Feuvl. m-wuier:
KutU Tutnioieaux, reporter. After th3 elt-c-tlan
the kIb played Camp Fir tome.
Zyl ilia Wnldron won th flr,t i-'lue end
fleam,.- Vlner won th eootv prlio.
The Okliu Camp Fire (roup met Tues
day at th home of Gwendolyn ilowland
and planned their ceremonial d ream's.
TheiTatapochon : croup held a cere
monial on Tuesday at which time in new
Oeeeca group with their jruardlati, Mr.
J. R. Edmonds was taken Into th circle.
The.OUihl group met Wednesday at the
home, of Minnie Taylor and finished their
Needlowork Guild sewing- for this month.
The Lease group with Frances Har
mon lending the meeting, SD;nl Friday
afternoon - telling Indian - legends and
Winning a Camp Flro honor t.il.i wav.
The Hiawatha group met at the Miller
r&rk school Friday and practiced st-ngs.
VIhh Urare Gallagher - taught the irlri
"Mammy Moon" and' "Burn Fir Burn."
The Aklyuhopl group, with Sirs. Nor-
man Nygaard, guardian, .held a cere
monial on Wednesday. Arlene utcge.1 and
Huth. Cochran took their . Woodgittherers
rank while Florence Neff, Frances Ander
son and Ruth Cochran lighted the
candles. -
The Occeca ' group had a hike and
cooked their supper out of doors. Those
M
Don t endure
those ugly skin
blemishes when
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- - 5oolhinq nd HeaJir) , '
Gears away blotches
easily and at little cost
Have a healthy skia
- that everyone
admires
Keep ajar onhand
Mothers
Divide the
Cost by
i "How Long
They Wear"
and you will find that Acrobat
shoes for Children cost you
. less in the long run. They are
; made of the very , best mate
rials and in the correct scien- .
tific shape for -wear and
. comfort. , . ,
-The broad 'extension sole, so
'flexible, no tacks or nails, will
protect' the little - feet and
' allow them ' to ' grow- in Na
, ture'S way. Start your boy or
;irl right, help thim to escape
the corns, ' bunions and foot
"ailments, that "caused you so
, much suffering. .. t ,
We recommehd Acrobats as
The Ideal Shoe '
i for Children V "
: Sise 514 to 8....:.. $3.75
Size SH t 11..;. ..$4.25
Sie. MM to 2..... ..$4.75
DREXEL
SHOE CO.
1419 Farnam Street
preient -r Porotfiy . Punn, Allc I.oren.
sen, Kvelyn Ilrlnlt. Kutherlne lllllotto,
tlertrude Hlland. Helen HchmltK, Frances
I.lndo, Klain Kdmuud and Frucdu Carl
son. Th Knnna group held a Hallow'cn
party Friday evening at th Flrrt Re
formed church, when all aorta of Interest
ing games and stunt were played.
The Taspanhu group had an Interesting
Hallowe'en party. Friday, when Ihe girl
In th group acted a boy enrorla lo their
mothers, who dressed a little girl.
Th Wapo group hold a meeting Thurs
day at th home of Ixls Jorgenscn. They
finished their Needlework guild sowing
and plryed games.
The Waotfl group held their first meet
ing nt the home of their guardian, Mrs.
F. M. Ilenedlct, and decided on tuelr
name. Waotfl, meaning "Watcher of the
Fire." This group consists of Dorothy
Heam. ElKnbeth l'edereon, Marjorle Han-
Salad Garnishings
A leaf or two of lettuce, a wreath
of water cress, a yellow tomato in
renter, fresh or preserved (to each
individual helping) with thread-like
strips of green pepper across. A fat
cheese ball (made of cream cheese)
at one side which has been mixed
with a little iTcnch dressing aim a
wee bit of finely shredded lettuce,
and a spoonful of jelly on the oppo
site side.
Stays Out Later.
Ctackstone Docs your wife ever
give you a cull for staying out late?
WcMcr No; I'm usually ailccp
uhrii she comes Iioiiic frum the
Udics' cluh.
Tall suit coats follow long linn.
Nriiliyce k( colored crepe ilH
panels tif black lace bark nd front
ml flowing vlecvri of the Ut art
charming.
ONE-MINUTE
STORE TALK
"! received a mt lcs
ant nurprlsH wars I asked
Ihe prim uf una of yutir
window data, and found if
hos only flu. Why, la an
rit'luthe kbp at bum it
rould nut be bouRbt for less
than MiJiO, How ran yon
do HP nmnrkt-d a rleter
wojtan front another city
film tiauirht (be hat and ad
niltled tatlug the dlffcrenre,
this is the nrtKATRn
KKIIHA8KA ll'KA
3ltWwJUl
son. Porothy Nelon, Mary IJIIen I.uck",
Wllma Smith. Justine Frnser, ltutli Thom
as. 81yvla (luye.tte and Persls Henedlct.
The Wltonohl group had a Hallowe'en
party at th homo of Ruth liowo, Friduy
evening.
Tho Klnnha group with Mis Bella Bco
be. guardaln, held a auceessful fnnry
work sale In Dundee on Maturday. Tlie
proceede will take care of- sono fannly
at Christmas time.
The new group organized at the Hirst
Memorial church, with Mrs. K. .lohnwon
as guurillan. spent n bury evening fin
ishing their work for the Needlework
Kulld and outlining their work for IUe
year.
BEATON'S
Specials for Saturday and Monday
HAIR NETS
15c Elona Human Hair Nets,
. per. doz 50
MAZDA LAMPS
The Original and Reliable One
15 to 80-Watt 40d
CO-Watt .... 45
Fuse Plugs, 10 to 30 amperes,
at 10
DRUG WANTS
35c Vick's Vapo Rub....27
35c Mustard Cerate, McClaron's
at .rr
25c Dewitt's Early Risers
at 165
$1.25 Nujol 90
1 lb. Epsom Salts ,..10j.
90c Virginia Dare Wine. .69
$1.15 Swamp Root 89
$1.00 Mercolized Wax ..'.75c
60c Barbo Comp 46c
COc Murine, for the eyes. .44c
30c Eagle Brand Condensed
Milk , 22c
35c DeMar's White Pine Cough
- Syrup . ... .......... .24c
30c Laxative Bromo Quinine
at 22c
75c Miona Dyspepsia Tablets,
special , . .49c
75c Milk's Emulsion ..59C
60c Glycothymoline .....49c
$1.15 Vitamon Tablets. .'. 86c
$1.00 Listerine -. . . . . .69c
70c Sal Hepatica . . . . ... 54d
60c Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
at .48c
4 oz. Peroxide Hydrogen . ,8c
50c Phillip's Milk of Magnesia
at . . . . ..39c
$1.25 Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound . . : .7 ; . . :. . .96c
$1.10 Nuxated Iron . . . ; .'.83c
$3.75 Horlick's Malted Milk
at ...... ........ . .$2.89
Hinkle' Pills, bottles" of 100,
each . . . . . . . ; . . . .25c
" CIGARS
Real Prices on Standard
',, ' Brands
8c Heineman Bros.' Famous
H., B. Cigar, each. . . .5c
Box of 50 ..-...'.$2.25
10c Mozart Bouquet,
4 for 30C
Box of 50,... $3.50
15c Mozart Queen, each.9c
Box of 50 $4.50
10c El Pano (Pacifico size)
Mild' Havana, each . . . 5c
Box of 50. $2.2$
. PERFUME SPECIALS
75c Locust Blossom Extract,
per oz. . . .- 39c
$2.00 Djer.Kiss Extract,
per oz. .". . . . .'. . .V. . .".98J
$3.50 Houbigant's Ideal. Ex
tract, per oz. . . . . . .$2.25
$4.00 Knickerbocker Bath
, Sprays $1.49
TOILET ARTICLES
AND SUNDRIES
1 1.00 Ingram's Milkweed
Cream .89c
60c Durham Duplex Razor
Blades -....39c
$1.00 Krank's Lemon Cream
at . . ...69c
$1.00 Krank's Face Powder
at .....89C
90c Jewesbury & Brown's
Oriental Tooth Paste. 65c
65c Sanitary Napkins, J. & J.,
at ........48
30c Packer's Tar Soap. . . .21
35c Cutex Preparations. . .25
60c Mulsified Cocoanut Oil
at .......38c
50c Beaton's Theatrical Cold
. Cream, -lb. cans. . . . .35
$2.00 American Alarm Clocks
at ................$1.39
50e Tooth Brushes l . .25
50c Pepsodent Tooth Paste
at ...... .........36
30c Kolynds Tooth Paste
at .....18c
50c Pebeco Tooth Paste
at 36c
50c Orazin Tooth Paste 34
60c DeMar's Bezoin and' -Almond
Lotion 42
20c Pears' Uns'cented Soap
at 12c
$1.00 Newbro's Herpicide 78c
, RUBBER GOODS
Complete Line of Rubber Goods
. . -Lady Attendant
$1.50 2-qt. Velvet Red Rubber
Hot Water Bottle ....89c
$2.00 2-qt. Velvet Red Rubber.
Combination Hot Water Bot
. tie and Fountain Syringe
at 45
$1.50 2-qt. Veivet Red Rubber
Fountain Syringe 95c
.All : Rubber Goods Are
Guaranteed for Two Years
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Films Developed Free When
Prints Are Ordered
Mail Orders Receive Our Prompt Attention
Beaton Drug Co
15th and Famam
Saturday Special
Blue Bell Flour. per 24-lb. sack '.....' .93?
Blue Bell Whole Wheat or Graham Flour, 5-lb. sack. . .32t?
Powdered Sugar, 3 lbs. for.;.... .....29
Shredded Whole Wheat Biscuits, 2 pkgs. for .-28
Best Creamery Batter,
per lb. .....'..:. ..,45c
Karo Sjrap, dark,
ytr 10-lh. pall ,:,.49c
Casaba Melons, each 48-58
Jersey Sweet Fotatoes,
4 lbs. for .".25d
Early Ohio Potatoes (no deliv
eries), per bushel ....$1.23
Fancy Iceberg Head Lettuce,
each ..10
IYarl M hitc Laundry Sonp,
10 bars for 47
Saluda Tea, K-lb.
pkgs
43
. Snowball Cauliflower,
per head 25
Brussel Sprouts, per head. 28
Extra Fancy Jonathan Apples,
per bushel $2.89
Fancy Fresh. Dressed Spring Chickens, per lb.
Choice Genuine Spring Lamb Legs, per lb....
Dolrt Bacon, per lb.
.25
20
In the Metropolitan Millinery Store
The Newer Millinery Fashions
Always Shown Here First
AND AT ' REASONABLE PRICES WHILE THE STYLES
ARE NEW AND MOST DESIRED.
Our constant aim is to present Millinery developed in terms
of the wearer's individuality. That wo are successful in this is
attested by the remarkable growth of our business.
Always Wonderful Assortments to Select From
at $1022 $12a 15S
Showing the Newer Styles and Materials
for Winter Wear
Fur Trimmed Hats Brocaded Hats
Duvetyn Hats
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For the Woman Who Limited Her Purchasing to
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These' hats, possess a high standard of quality, style, workman
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Winter Hat, in justice to yourself inspect our assortment first.
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. Large Slain Floor Milliner SLop In America. .
Footwear
Surprise Demonstration
Women's
Extra Special Values
At the New Lower Price
A challenge offer from the fastest growing shoe ;
section in the rriiddle .west. If . you've ncver. com- ,
pared values before do this compare these values
Saturday. ; ; '
Black Suede Pumps
Black Satin Pumps
Dull Mat Kid Pump3
750
750
Brown Kid Shoes
Black Kid Shoes
Brown Calf Shoes
Beaded straps and vamps
in one and ' two' strap
styles ; hand turned soles ;
high Louis covered heels.
The New Lower Price
NEW "Women's brown
kid and. brown calf
1 leather oxford,
welt sewed
soles, Cuban
and mili
tary heels.
The new
lower
price,
Come in high Louis and
military h e e 1 s. W e 1 1
sewed soles. The finest
values in high shoes
shown in years, at the
New Lower Price
$750 . ,.
NEW Black 'and brown
satin strap pumps, high
Louis and baby French
heels. Entirely unequaled
values, at tfic new lower
price,
7H
New Brown Calf Oxfords
Come' with rubber heels, 9-8 and 12-8 high
leather, well made. Welt sewed soles,
at the new lower price, '
Strictly all Wnft
Special feature y:.UU
Billiken Shoes
Exclusive Here
1
Original Boy Scout
Shoes With the Medal
Women's Educator Shoes and Oxfords ;
Another exclusive feature in our greater shoe section.-. New lower price. J
Greater 8h Department Entire North Section Main Floor,',"
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TODAT
; COMPARE
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- ALWAYS
Friday Orders Mean Early Delirerles Satordaj.
SOMMER BROS.
r.ey C1SS. esib and Farnam Sis.
fath.
J
-the
V used to being stared
the woman. New
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