Nebraska Newspapers

    THE BEE: OMAHA, -THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1921.
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Society ;
s-S"Tf P i 'tM ti I'a.'iiltt rlnh I Tn
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n ine, i) at iom no eiiiiiunasm wun mi, u year mis ciuu provided
wreaths for the hospital windows and a tre for each ward and pri
vate room. This year wry will have the wreaihs and tree with electric
lights addeH. 1'rcsrnti will.slso be given td every patient who upend hit
Christmas there. The club ha succeeded m interesting touie people who
have taken over certain ward to whirh they will confine their gilt. The
Christinas packagt will include stockings, glove, handkerchief, candy,
nut ana orange, wri irviiig time: t uie r acuity ciud president.
The children' ward i a special case at Christmastidc. The Junto
league adopted this ward more than a year ago, giving their special devo
tion and attention to it at all seasons, particularly during Yulctide.- Thi
year they will have, at they did last, a tree, present, rcFrehment and a
Mnta cutis.' Airs, ueorge KeuicK I
casion. -
Chrittmai la Wedding Day.
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Farrell an
, nounce the engagement of thci
tlauuhtcr, Mildred Jean, to Thoma
H. Urondu. - The wedding will take
place on Christmas day, at 8 o'clock
in the evening at the home of the
hride. Dr. K. L. Wheeler of the
Wheeler Memorial church will read
the marriage service. Miss Ruth
Orchard and Robert Ilenni will lie
the only attendants.
Miss Farrell is a graduate of tin
Iowa State Teachers college and
an Alpha Beta Gamma. During the
past year she has taught at Carroll
la.
' For Christmas Bride.
The teachers of Florence school
entertained at a dinner at the Y. V.
C. A. Tuesday night in honor of
. Miss Elsie Wilburne. whose mar
riage to Mr. Francis Delia will take
ulace Christmas day.
Table decorations in yellow were
carried out with chrysanthemums
and candles.
A handsome mirror was presented
to Miss Wilburne.
The party included Misses Bertha
Thocleckc, Viola Meyer, Vera Dim
ock, Juliet Hccker, Kathleen Hayes.,
Grace Thompson, Eileen Sweeney,
Margaret Weyernian, Kate Lmmett,
Lorcna McGrew,,Theo Adams, Claire
Mason and Elsie Wilburne.
Christmas'. Parties Planned.
Miss Marie Neville will be hos
; less at a dance at the Blackstone on
the evening of December 23. An
other dance which will take place
during the holidays is that to be
piveii at the Blackstone, December.
29, by Mrs.' E. A. Pegati, for her
: daughter, Miss Josephine Schurman,
and her son, Ernest Schurman.
Cards are out today for a dance to
be given at the Omaha club Decem
ber 22, by Mr. and Mrs. James i-.
. Paxton and Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Davidson for their daughters, the
Misses Elizabeth Paxton and Doro
thy Davidson, who are coming home
, tins week from the Sommers school
in Washington. '
Honoring Mrs. Van Dorn. .
In honor of Mrs. William Van
Dorn of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs.
i, Richard Mallorv will eive an evening
iay. Thfcir other " guests' will be
the . Messrs. and ,. Medmaes Milo
Gates, Burdette 1 Kirkendall, the
Misses Ernas Reed, Gertrude Stout,
Corinne Elliott, Emily' Burke, Wint-
fred Smith, the Messrs. George Met
calf, Lawrence McCague, Dudley
Wolfe, Ted Crofoot, George Stocking
and Porter Allen... ' .'
v Woodmen Circle. . . , , ...
The Omaha ".Woodmen Circle fed
eration will hold its monthly meet
ing at' 8 o'clock Thursday evening.
. December 15, at , 411 Woodmen of
' the World building,, at .which , time
election of officers will be:held and
'fihaU. plans will - be made ; for; thcr
Christmas tree. ;., u , ' "'.f"Vj' :-
Will Entertain.
Mr. and hMrs".-:'W. A. C. Johnson
will give a dinner Thursday evening
at their home for eight guests.
To
the Christmas Shopper
Polly Says She Has Seen;
The . toy gift approved- by the
family physician, a tricycle,. $8.our.
. ... . . , ... , .,,
.i.Dainty little desk chair, mahog
any,' $4.50. . -. ' -. ,
Polychrome ' smoking . stand in
subdued tinting which will taKe a
" place in any room? $4.50.
'
"Movie-Graphs" take the place of
the magic lantern of Daddy's boy
hood days, $6.25 to $1575.
Unusual figuring in. dull colorson
, black background imported tapestry
is effective covering for high-backed
mahogany chair, $54.
The man of the house will . take
particular pleasure in a soft silk bro
caded lounging robe with slippers to
match, $25. ...
For wear with the fur coat, vastly
pleasing with milady's even'ng wrap
a blue and gold brocaded vanity case
which hangs by double gold cord,
$14.
A Chinese enameled dragon pin,
is a graceful addition to the jewel
Had
today?
Eat more raisins
iirai'l v ,tt VheavLs f"V,ltn t f,l
'.4. . ' 1 . -i i '
in cnarge ot their plans tor the oc
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Personals
Mrs. Gottlieb Stow is ill at her
home.
Millard Rogers will arrive from
Princeton Monday morning for the
LhriMmas holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Plummer P. 'urd.
ham announce the birth of a daugh
ter December' 12 at Stewart hospital,
Mrs.'.C. B. Ingersol of Salt Lake
City,, who is visiting Mrs. J,
Archer of Dundee, leaves Thursday
for her home. ''.,
Miss Grace Sorensoi has teturned
from a two weeks' -trip, including
Davenport, la.;; Rock Island, 111.
and St. Paul, Minn,
Mrs. J. B.' Arthur of Burlcy, Idaho,
has returned home after spending
the summer with her sister, Mrs
R. Archer of Dundee.
Mr. and Mrs. William Kauffman
of Columbus, Neb., returned to their
home today. They were guests at
the wedding of Mrs. Kauffman's sis
ter, Miss Mary Sturgeon and Fred
S. Peterson, which took place today,
Mrs. F. M. Russell of Lincoln
who has been visiting this week in
Omaha at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Parish, will re
turn to Lincoln Friday. Mr. and
Mrs. Russell, will spend Christmas
in Omaha at the Parish home,
Mrs. William Van Dorn and son,
Billy, and Miss Winifred Smith ar
rive Thursday from Chicago. Miss
Smith has been the guest of Mrs.
Van Dorn for the past week. The
latter will spend Christmas with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. .C. smith
Ernest Schurman . returned this
morning from -Hill school to spend
the holidays with his mother, Mrs,
E. A. Pegau, and Mr. Pegau. Edgar
Morsman arrived yesterday irom
Hill and is at the Fontenelle with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Mors,
man, jr.
Custer Corps Officers.
Mrs. Mary Bauer was elected
president of George A- ' Custer
Woman's Relief corps at the annual
business meeting 'Tuesday afternoon
in Memorial hall, courti house. Mrs.
Luella Penton was chosen first vice
president; Mrs.' Alton Murine!!, sec
ond vice president;1 Mrs.' Jb.mma
Gwynne, treasurer; Mrs. Theodore
Smith, chaplain;" Mrs. Emma
Humphrey, guard; Mrs., Clara Win-
ship, conductress. ," ','" ' , ; .-
-MesdameS Alice a. ichicn, E-iia
Grimes and Theodore Smith ' were
elected delegates to the state conven
tion to be held at Lincoln in' May.
Alternates are Mesdames Mary
Bauer, ;.Mary Harpster .and'
Alton
JUunneil. . '".':.
- Surprise Party. . , .
Miss Sarah Strauss was given a
siirorise oattvat her home Tuesday
afternoon by 20 -of her friends. The
afternoon was spent in bridge.
box, a dash of colorm the. black
frock, $7.50.' Quaint "butterfly pin in
the same unusual shade 'of purple,
$7.50, a vivid blue beetle, $2.25. , '
"Priscilla" ' mhaogany sewing
cabinet, $6.50, .with lid to lift on
each, side. " ; '' : :i "f
Sheffield water pitcher promises
cooling drafts -and a decorative pres
ence on the gift table Christmas
morning, $6.30.- . :;, - V
No reason at all foV their; being
called "shoe-flies" for they're en
trancing little rockers whose sides
are formed of hand-carved and
enameled ducks, $5.75. To .be had
in rose, white or blue. V
SITTINGS 1or photo,
graphs made before
December a z will be deliv
ered in., time for Xmas.
Please sit at earliest
moment' possible.
Itk St. at
Homrd
Send It To
"The Cleaner"
Have" it" repaired at the same
time. ,
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The
PANT0RIUM
1515 Jonec St., Dong. 0963
N. W. Cor, 24th ft L-Mar. 1283
your iron
My Marriage Problems
AM immmI Hrm Pbaw el
"REVELATIONS Of A WIFE".
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Th
Story of Smith'i' Plans
That
Lillian Told Madge.
Before I had finished my recital
to Lillian of Robert havarin
tpeech an.d demeanor, I wished my'
ecu wen quit ot me uk,
Close, intimate friend a Lillian
and 1 are. there is always tome
thing about her which forbids any
reference to her own problems un
lets she herself fimt spe-ikt of them
And as she listened in a silence that
to my imagination appeared unne
rrssarily forebading, 1 wondered if
the did not consider my comment
an intrusion.
Something of 'this I tried to ex
press to her stammeringly when I
had ended my baiting recital.
. "Forgive me, dear" I felt that
my face was flaming "for repeating
this to you, but I felt somehow that
you outiht to know before you
talked to him. "
She smiled at me tenderly, but
with something in her face sadder
than tears. .
"Gratitude, not forgiveness, dear
girl," she said, "but this is nothing
r I . 1 13 1 .r
new. i nave nnuwii nuuci 1 9 am'
tude, his jealousy for some time,
It is only one more complication
that is all. I hank you for telling
me this particular thing, however.
it -will help to know it beforehand,
And now, while we have the chance,
I want to tell you as much as I
may of what I have ' learned this
morning."
uie door ot that inner room in
side whose rigid walls Lillian keeps
the emotional part of herself locked
most of the time, and its lack
clicked audibly in my ears.. For an
instant I had seen -within, had
caught a glimpse of this "complica
tion she had named it which
was marring her autumual love idyl,
had counted Robert" Savann the
gentlest, the most devoted, self
abnegated of lovers. It shocked
and disappointed me to- find that he
could be as pettily jealous as Dicky,
as tyrannical in his attitude toward
her work as Harry Underwood had
been in his insistence upon her dye
ing her hair and using rouge.
My .heart ached lor my friend.
but I knew the only kindness I
could do her was to ignore that
locked door as she- was doing.
Therefore I dropped into a chair
and asked the question which
neither Dicky nor I had ventured
to .broach before, knowing that if
she thought it best she" would give
us whatever news' she had in good
season. But she herself 'had said
that she was ready. to talk, and I
knew no quicker means of shelv-
ng the tabooed subject of ' Robert
Savarin.
Have . they ' caught the man
Smith?" . . ';.
"No, they haven't yet," she said
slowly, and her enunciation of the
last word was significant -to me of
the long- relentless arm of the gov
ernment service. But he has been
effectually cleared out of this sec
tion, . his power' and influence re-.
duced to .zero, and his property
placed under - surveillance, so that ii
he. comes back to.it he will be apr
prehended. There is no other place'
where he possibly, can be in any de
gree as ' dangerous as he was up
here, and he ultimately will 1 e cap
tured, of course, if he doesn't get
out of the country."
She paused and looked at me
steadily. as if she were . debating on
how much to tell me. - -
"You might as well know what
was he was trying to do," she
said: "But there are threads to the
tangle, which I must still keep in
my own hands; so don't ask me any
questions you are always such a
dear about that, anyway, - Madge!'
But I shudder to think how near
you were to death last night. He
was completing his lonsr-conceived
plan 'to blow up the reservoir and
put New .York's water supply out of
business. He had enough high-
H"" MAJESTIC llcicS I -
M.JMT.C CUMCNT . - I
I Planning in a Plhteere I
fin lf??rK Mtjettic Electric Heaters
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Irii Jr- w nirfTik'L.i II afaaMtat Dactrii Haatwt
VK. k'f ip"P fa L, vjiajjl TevroeoMutt economical.
y f jF'fe $A A Y . reliable, amie are the onf -
SvtJx II VW' '" 'e,,e beaten of
ff IW Bajaatai Efcaitae aWvakaaMatCaajaaay iff
1 a aatt o wutsnc 1!
I J1 ' 1 jwi U iS mnikmmt9m tuoraic mm nurtis Ii
I V -yv'jil aaaasCay Staff lim Mil 1,1 i W
powered explosives hidden in differ
etit places to turn the Caiskill moun
tains into a valley, and he was busy
at some of the last details when
young Crowley came upon him.
"j he trooper wss aoie to nun
enough of the delicate mechanism
Smith was handling," Lillian went
on before my gasp had died, "to
that hit purpose was frustrated b
fore he struck Crowley that awful
blow, "tie was evidently sure 4hat
Crowley was nearly dead, and could
never regain consciousness. So
your sudden sitting up must have ef
fectually startled nim. He had ar
ranged such an effective alibi, how.
ever, that he did not stop to silence
you as a less single-minded criminal
might have done. He was anxious
to net back to the inn .and exhib
himself, to that he might get back
to the reservoir.
She paused while I tried to d
gest the startling information she
had given me. "Of course, he s
monomaniac," she said, "but while
this was his own particular scheme.
and ' we are sure he played a Ion
hand in it, yet his money and hi
peculiar t'ents and his hatred ot
this country, dating back to pre-war
t'mes, make him a dangerous tool
for cetain gentry whom the ser
vice is watching. J told Col. Tra
vers this morning that it was just
as ve.' he escaped for a -time. His
own particular crazed scheme has
failed, we know him and his char
acteristics, especially his voice you
could recognize that now in any
disguise, could you not?" she broke
oft abruptly.
I nodded an emphatic assent.
",eo we can afford to ltt him run
loose fcr a little, shu1 resumed
"keipine: close uoon his trail. I
fancy that will lead us in surprising
directions "
She rose and stretched' both arms
above her head, and I kt.ew she hid
told me all that she mean: to reveal
But I thrilled with the conviction
that behind her story was a sinstcr
background which I was vet to
know. t
Afternoon Tea.
Mrs. Geortfe Eddv will he hostes
at a tea fecemoer il tor Mrs. Jiddy
Kitchin.
ADVERTISEMENT.
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day and all night, will say that the
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and there. is nothing better for coughs.
into. pint bottle, put llh ounces
of Pinex; then add plain granulated
sugar eyrup to make a full pint. Or
you can use clarified molasses, honey,
or corn syrup, instead of sugar syrup.
Either wjay, the full pint saves about
two-thirds ; of the money usually
spent for , cough preparations, and
gives you a more positive, effective
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tastes pleasant children like it.
You can feel this take hold instantly,
soothing and healing the membranes
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you will notice the phlegm thin out
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Pinex is a most valuable concen
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To avoid disappointment, ask your
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with directions and don't accept any
thing else. Guaranteed to give abso
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The Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind.
Miss Sturgeon a
Bride
Miss Mary Esther Sturgeon,
daughter of Mrs. M. 1L Sturgeon.be
came the bride of Fred S. l'eterton
at II o'clock this morning at a small
home wedding. The Rev. Gerriet
Jaqsan of the Oak Street Methodist
church performed the ceremony. The
bride's gown was of georgette and
canton crepe, deep cream in color,
and heavily beaded with pearls. It
was cut on long Grecian lines, and
she wore no veil. Her bouquet wat
of bride's roses and lilies of the
valley. Mist Sturgeon was attended
by Miss Ilelga Peterson, who wore
golden brown canton crepe. The
best man was Letter Saures. Little
Margaret Kauffman, niece of the
bride, was flower girl, and Dolores
Vasholtz was ring bearer. The hou
was decorated with. yellow chry.an
themums and southern smilax The
wedding breakfast was served after
the ceremony for the relatives and
close friends of the young couple
-who attended the ceremony.-
Out-of-town guests were Mes
dames and Messrs. William Kauff
man of Columbus, John Swanson of
Fremont, William Schultz of Ben
nington, and Mr. and Mrs. A. D.
Peterson of Fremont, parents of the
groom.
t After a southern wedding trip last
ing until the' first of the year, Mr.
and Mrs. Peterson will make their
home -with Mrs. M. 11. Sturgeon.
' For Mrs. Bucholtz.
Mrs. G. W. Megeath will entertain
at luncheon Thursday for Mrs. V.
R. Bucholtz, --the guest of her sister,
Mrs. W. M.'Rainbolt. Friday Mrs.
Bucholtz will be honor gust at a
luncheon given by Mrs. M. C. Peters.
ELDRIDGE
1313 Farnam St.
J A more than just fortunate purchase enables
us to announce
Sale of Lamps
r ;Ll .
Iridescent Glass
Sweet Meat Jar
p-for candy, bon bons or nuts; ex
trem.ely beautiful in Topaz or Marine "
blue. Makes a wonderful gift ,that
is both different and fascinating.
SPECIAL PRICE z ' ' ;J
Eldridge Importi
You Can Save 25
to 50 on All Dolls
Toys, Booksor Games
Union Outfitting Co.
Low Rent Location Brings
Prices That Amaze Shop
pers. Your Credit
Is Good.
That a store located Out of
the High Rent District can save
money for its patrons is forcibly
demonstrated at the Union Out
fitting Co. when one visits the
mammoth Toyland and notes
their low prices on toys.
And choosing is such a pleasure
for everything is NEW. One
marvels at the many new and in
teresting toys and games. Santa
Clans (himself) is on hand to
meet the children.- As always,
you make your own terms.
for Coughs f Colds
TH Jjrmp m 4ffrt fro all Hr.
Qvtck rtlief H er-nti "jSt rttvktrt
The Bee Want Ads are the best
rlPDl'l-i
Eusincs Sorters.
Problems That Perplex
Answered by
BEATRICE FAIRFAX
' High fU'lwxil C.lrl Troublf.
Dear MIm J-ii'tax; I urn yotin
girl tf hlKh school mk". There la
group ot boy nml Kitla thnt no to
gether ot thin mime aae. I go witn
them part of the time. The) reNwon
1 do not go more la beraune niy
fnlka will not let me, na they do K
different placet on school nlahtu;
but they ut In by 10 o'clock. Now
do you think It riht for me not to
go with them beraima they go out on
school nlghta? Also, thme tame
friend make fun ot nin when I
cannot go with them. What can I
do to stop thin? Thanking; you in
advance, I remain.
THOUGHTFUL.
What kind of gradea are you mak
ing at school T The average hiBh
school pupil needa to do win etuily
lng at night. If your education la
to be a good Investment for your
parents and fir the city which 1
taxing itHelc heavily to give you the
privileges you have, then you muitt
take advantage ot your opportuni
ties. The fun your friends make of you
Is Just the carelessness of youth.
Why do you let It annoy you when
you know, as you dn. If you are
really "thoughtful." tluit your pa
rents are doing what la best for
you?
Tell your friends simply and sin
cerely why It is your pnrents do not
like to have you go out on school
nights. Don't whine or complain
about It. Make the reason seem
attractive. They won't continue to
tease you If they see you know what
you are about.
v
For Graduating Class.
The Train School Mothers club
will entertain the graduating class
at the school Friday afternoon at 2
o'clock. '
To Commence Thursday at 9 a.m.
Flnnr Lamm and Shades
Hand decorated carved wood bases
process, titted witn two ngm sociteis, equip
ped with silk pull cords and appropriate
finials matched to silk shades, of rare beauty
and genuine worth. Easily $55.00 value.
Complete for '
'Bridge or Reading Lamps and Shades
Standards are adjustable in two places; exe
cuted irv metal leaf ; equipped with silk shades
to co-ordinate. Lamps that are not only ex
quisite but really useful, $45.00 values
. . '"; 7 ;- ' ". " .
Bronze standards with bronze shades that
' adjust for both direction and, height. Some
equipped with smoking: attachments. $25.00
and $29,75 values, for
Lamps With Hand-Painted Glass Shades
Bronze bases of rare grace, with glass shades that are hand paint
ed, in colors that are warm, attractive and luminous. Prices are
$35.00, $45.00, $55.00 and $65.00, from which you may deduct
25 per cent. ' : .
75
Some more of those handsome hand-dipped, hand-painted - "7
candles, in mahogany candlesticks, at 90 cents each I r)
or, per pair. ;
1313 Farnam Street
to Ret the
' Original and
Genuine
msr
TABLETS
Now Used By Millions As A
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Increase Weight and
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fASTINS
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tablet
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P. E. R. TARRY Sanatorium, Peter Trust BM. (Bee Bklf.) Oautva. Nab.
and Poster
Contest Date
Chahged
Content dates on the essay and
poster competition sponsored by the
Nebraka League of Women Vot
ers have been extended. January
ID is the new date set when copy
mutt le in the hands of county su
perintendent. This change was
considered necesary on account of
school closing for the holidays De
cember 16 instead of December 23.
Party for Hill Boyt.
Several of the ypunger et have
been invited to a party given Uecem
her 28. by Mr and Mrs.' W. F-. Hard
ir.g of Lincoln for their son, William
1 'l l
At the first :
sin of skin i
trouble apply
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5ooHi!nq and Healing
Delay in properly
treating skin trouWe
is danerousYou make
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adopt Resinol
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Importing Co.
Phone Douglas 5567
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ng Co.
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In Your Own Case. Your
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ahnw a.
Essay
o
flardiug, and some of his friends
trom the 1 1 ill st'hool, MUs Gertrude
Kotiniie will he a Ktiett at the
Harding hme for the parly, Julm
and Cornelius I laike will attend ilw
diince as will N'rUon I'pdikc, jr.
Party Postponed.
The Get Ai-iuaiiued club pir!f
scheduled for this evening lu been
potponrd until Wcdensdsy evening,
December 2H
I'aluc-Civing Store
Give Her a
Duofold Suite
A Duofold Suite to the
relative or friend living in a
small apartment would bn
moat acceptable; it really
adds an extra room at night,
as the Duofold open into a
full sized bed.
Duofold Suites in Fumed
and Golden Oak priced at
937.50, 945, 55, $65,
$75, SS2.50.
Make your - selection early
and remember
It Py to Read Bowcn'a
Small Ait
Howard St., Bet. 15th & 16th
ipiANOS
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1S13 Douglas. TL Done; 5589.
Christmas Greeting Cards
SPECIAL OFFER
25 ataorted genuine ateel dia
engraved Chriitmae cards with
envelope for $2.00 post paid.
Cash with orders.- Wonderful
values, the kind that usually
sells for 15 to 25 cents each.
Prompt delivery.
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Manufacturers of
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Suite 710, Rand McNally Bldr.
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have the added advantage of cheapness. A
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