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Secretary
Club Women to Observe
Health Week
In rtfjii Hon o In-!tn rfV. February 2d March 4j, the lirtiii nm.
f'Hic ti f UiiiI Women tub wiU irrm yn-gim at the fn
l.v titrtn of lii club MoihUm htiiuoh, J .Id, m Duinf
a.tiliiitiiuiii, ui .lif dirrciion tt Mr. F, T. lrdm,
H.4I1I1 (4lk. be Kuril v Mr, A. S, I'liin, it lirlt!i tiiiiii.!, a.id
Mu t ..ifnv Mdahc if Ihr Visiting Nure uu.tii, llralth rrk
i sin iiiitiV liy il:i!irrn in the M1tc school HitJ e fUibnrd iIiumiIi
tnuiir.y o Mi. lin"n It red, t dirrtlur, ,N oiig group v ill be gitcu
by Mr,, I dilh lUjf U4rtl,
The liuiHii i'i open t 2 JO . m, The incident, Mr. Chr!f
J -lianiu will piei'lc.
Social Settlement.
the W. I. I. I. flub inert far
duiiutic -it 'ii Monday rvrning at
i'e Suul ,kritliieni limie, 'lue
!-v eviiiuiK 1 lie II, l I, I'. club
iinff i r i-uriwr and dramatic art,
Id.' l'.V4l J. II, 1, illltl lu.
'i.if Wrtlnrxlay- etching. M. A.
I' itiiti iiirr-i, iur ilrauutic ait
I Inn v etetiiuif.
I I'l V. I. I I., ilult Clrttrj tlif
i-'lluiin oli'iiers jit a tiitin,5 cm
llnu.day evening: t urrit Cirinmi,
.n -t l. mi: IniMf, li4iiiiiii. lire
I'rc.uh-itt: Heula ht. secretary;
Linn. Mcntrr, trea-iiter.
Benefit Cird Party.
Jrtfnty lifrfiu mil vtir have been
ii.)ii,,H'l lor tin- benrlit C4rl partv
! hr a'wrn by llie I., O. K. club
Mniiil.iy MUrrtUnHI, 2 Ol'Iolk, Ill IMC
till. t lull rnom. I'lrttrt'iU lM 81
tow 41 d fiiinisliinK (or th iotrs
ln.ti-r jit the I'.cllrMje Vocational
I ll'Hll,
ll'c -iiiiiiiiii r in t bulge ( the
.'il.iir iniliKU" Mi-l4tnr thxrlei
M.ir-hiill. 1 Ii;.inii4n; K. I'ritttJUr.
I'.mmI, li. ti. NcImiii iiiiil Kay Gixid-
n P.
I'ljyt to Be Presented.
Mrir.lur tif llii dramatic and
.inline il.isrn of the Catholic
l).iuhti-r of Antrrica will irrrnt
tun iHii iKt ciinrilic!i at Creighton
f ii'litvM iinii. Ttscnty-fifth anil t. ali
'niiii,i uticili, 011 Monday rveiiinj;.
I'cbru.iry 27. 1 he imijyam will in-
'mli voral mIik by Mr. Mary
inglin . Mint (irai'e l.owc and Grr
aid McC'rcaiy. Hip titles, of the
two ilay rc "Our Aunt l-'rom Cali
lornia" and "A I'olonial Dream."
Visiting Nurfe Association.
'I ho 'iiiiiiK Nur-e association
lit-rn makiiiR cood imp thi win
ter of the money rerrhed by Omaha
iiiviMi through the tug dav lat
fall. I'our extra nurses were em
liloyod during January when the
rtculur stall' of 21 was unable to
in.'il.c the necessary calls. Four
thousand visits were made that
month. Most of the illness was
among women and children.
Phi Phis Will Have Party.
Mrs. V. R. Gould will be hostess
on Saturday. March 4, for the Thi
Heta Phi alumnae, Omaha and
Council Bluffs chapters. She will
le assisted bv Mrs. Georpe John
ston, Mrs. Ti G. Allen, Mrs. Al
fred Kennedy, Mrs. Anan Raymond
and Mi.-s Eula Bales. Thirty guests
arc expected.
League of
Women Voters
0 t4n
CS.NlCKZRSQN
Aiuoiik the pi oiuiiiint club wo
man of the state is Mrs. .. S. Nick
rrm of Paiillion. She is district
secretary for the Nebraska Federa
tion of Vuiiian' chilis and w ill licit)
Omaha April I.I and 14 for the scc
ond district convention at the Bur.
gCKS-Xash auditorium. Mr. -Xick-erson
has headed her own club, the
rapillion woman s. havmc been
president 1914 and 1918.. l"or three
years !,hc has taught a class of Rirls.
high school age, in the Methodist
Sunday school. She is a member
of the Omaha chapter, D. A. It., and
lias been active m securing" the or
ganization of a Parent-Teachers'
Community club in her city. She
is inc moincr ot inrce sons.
Qui Vive Dance.
The Qui Vive dance club will cive
their next dance at the RIackstonc
on Saturday evening, March 4.
Weekly Club Calendar
SUNDAY
Old Pfoplf n Hum., Fontoll Boulf
rd SundKV, 3:3 p. in.. Rev. Allm
Koilh of fcrl lnhodnt church, pfker.
1 hurch choir will line.
Hnu of Hope "914 Nnrlh Thlrtli-th
nrri't, Sunday, J p. in., musical proiram
aivcn hv T." it. 1. A. tiuartet. M'wra.
K I", ttllatrn. Hugtt Wallace. Dean
' TWTil' and lieorgo Camphell,
Omaha, Walklnc Club Sunday after
noon and evnlli. informal oulinjc t
Wllfj roint clul houi. Fontn!l fort
rrwrct, near Camp Glfford. Viaitora wel
come Wlr.ahuh faraona. hostess.
t.rt Arquaintwl Clnb Sunday. 7:80 p.
ni.. Viral Vnltarlan church. Turner l-oulp-ard
and Harny street. Meeting aro
nonsectarinn and are open to all atranK
r and lonely folk. Mrs. Taul K. liar
lan. director.
Omaha, llalkinc Club Sunday. S:!i p.
tn.. from Northwestern passenger depot,
Klevpnth and Broadway. Council Ultiffi,
lakingr train for t'rescent, T. The walk
win be from Crescent to Council Bluffs,
practically all through the woods. Charles
(lade, ay, leader.
MONDAY
Rihop Vincent 1 hauluo.u tlrele
ilonday, 7:IS p. m., court house.
Ak-Sar-Ren Chapter, O. F. P. Monday,
p. m. Mssoniti toinple. Social meeting.
Tennvann Chaulauo.ua Circle Monday,
I p. m.. r. W. C. A., Mrs. A. D. Cloyd,
leader.
Council nt Jewish Women Monday, J:S
P. in.. Temple Israel, Tarlt avenue and
Jackson street,
Omaha College Club. Music Section
(Monday. p. m Burgess-Nash auditor,
luni. Chorus practice.
Ronsevlet Chautauqua. Circle Monday.
7::;o p. til., with Mrs. F. A. Crcssey, South
Twenty-socond street. '
Omul'. Woman's Ctab, General Meet
ing Monday, lir.a p. m., Burgess-Nash
auditorium. Health committee, under di
rection of Mrs. B. T. Darden will have
charge or the program. Tlr. A. S. Pinto,
ciiv hcnlth officer, and Miss Florence Me.
cnho of the Visltlnc Nurse association will
give health talks. Health postera made
hv school children will be exhibited
through courtesy of Miss Marian Reed, art
director. A song group will be given by
Mr3. Edith Hajes Laycock.
TUESDAY .
George A. Custer W. R. C Tuesday, S
p. m.. Memorial hall, courthouse.
South Omaha Woman's f'lul) Tuesday,
S;30 p. m., at the Itcn Biscuit company.
Minne tun Chautauqua, Circle Tues
day. 2 p. m with hUa. T. T. Day, 1912
l.othrop street.
Ifliigfellow Cbautauquat Circle Tues
dav, :30 p. m., -Conant hotel, Mrs. Ella
Connell. leader.
Omaha Spanish Clnb Tuesday, t p. m.,
with Miss Alma refers, 625 South
Twenty-sixth avenue.
I.ooml and Leavenworth Heights Cbso-
auqua'Clrcle Tuesday. 1:S0 P. m., T. W.
C-A.. Mrs. E. K. tReddlng. leader.
r. F, O. Sisterhood, Chptec B, V.
Tueedav. 2:30 p. m.. with Mrs. R. S.
Allen, 1415 North Thirty-third street. Pa
triotic program.
Omaha Business Woman's Club Tues
day, 8:lo r. m., T. W". O. A., dinner and
program. J. R. Cain, speaker. Miss Mat
tie Lanktree, leader.
P. K. O. Sisterhood, Chapter B. X.
Tuesday S until o p. m., rareweu tea
for Mrs. H, P. Ftnlayson at the home of
Mrs. Ralph Jones. 4JUS Davenport street.
V. 8. Grant W. R. C. Tuesday, 1 o'clork
luncheon and kenslngton with Mrs. G.
l.ongnccker. 25:6 Davenport street. Mem
bers of Grant G. A. R. post honor guests
at luncheon. -
F.itenslon Lecture Course (Anaericanira
lion and Civics) Tuesday, 4 p. m., Du
chesne college and convent of th Sacred
Heart, Thirty-sixth and Burt streets.
Open to the public.
Lecture Course Tuesday. IS o'clock,
noon. 30J Baird building. Seventeenth and
llourlBM srreM. Mrs Kffie Steen Ktttel-
son will give the fourth of a aeries of
talks on 'Expression.
Extension lecture Coarse ( America nl
jarion and Civics) Tuesday. 4 p. m.,
Duchesne college and convent of the
Sacred Heart, Thirty-sixth and Burt
streets. Open to the public.
Omaha W. C. T, I'. Tuesday, J p. m..
Sl Y. M. C. A. First of a aeries of
talks on "Citiienship." Mrs. W M. Hart-
nett. supervisor at Kountse park for four
years, will apeaK oa "l'arKa ana nay
grounds.
Omaha, Woman's Club. Public Speaking
neoartment Tuesday, 1:15 a. m., Bur
gess-Nash auditorium. Mrs. O. T. Knng.
louder: Prof. Kdwin Puis, Instructor.
Speech outline No. 15. Procram will be
aiven bv Mesdamcs Harry C. Barton, H.
C Psrker and U A. Smith.
Omaha Woman's Clnb. Literature He.
partmenl Tuesday. 2 .p. tr.. T. W. t. A
Subject, "Ralph Waldo Emerisan in Con
treat with Henry Van Dyke. Emerson."
Mrs. Louis Edwards: "Vsn Dyke." Mrs,
Laura McLaughlin Knnls. Mrs. Philip
Welch will read "The Source' from Van
Dyke's Blue Flower.
WEDNESDAY
tUokford Collece Club Wednesday
afternoon, with Mrs. C A. Woodland, J310
South Thirty-third street.
Clan Gordon Woman's Auxiliary Wed
nesday. 2 p. m.. with Mrs. Alex Mi-Kit,
iso North Forty-seventh avenue.
Omnhn Woman's Club, Music Depart
mentWednesday. 3 p. ni., y. w. C A.,
Henry Cox. director; Mrs. Ray J. Ab
bott, leader.
Hellenic Chautauqua Circle Wednes
day, J2:;i0 p. m. with Mrs. B. A. Chap,
pell, S Pinkney street. Mrs. Chester
Linn, leader.
Mil Sigma W'esncsday. S;J0 a. m.. with
Mrs. George riatner. 11" North Fifty
third avenue. Subject. Modern Drama.
Mrs. Jamea Pattnn, leader.
Cnnia Clnb Wednesday evening. SI.
Mary Magdalene hull. Nineteenth and
Dodge streets. Social meeting. All strang
ers and lonely folk welcome.
Ak-Ser-Ben Kensington, O. K. S. Wed
nesday, 12 o'clock luncheon and business
meeting, Masonic temple. Reservations
may he made with Mrs. II. T. Inderyou.
Yates Parent-Teacher Association.
Wednesday, r. m., Miss Mary R. For
will speak on "Child Sludv. .Mental De
velopment. Imaginative Thinking and
Learning."
Extension Lecture Course Medieval His
toryWednesday, 4 p. m., Duchesne col
lege and Convent of the Snored Heart,
Thirty-sixth and Burt streets. Open to
the public.
Omaha College Club, Bonk Review Sec
tion Wesnesday. 4 p. m ith Mrs.
James K. Bednar, 1S10 South Thirty-second
avenue. Rev. Frank Smith will speak
on "The Book of Job."
American War Mothers Kensington,
Omaha Chapter Wednesday, 1:30 p. m.
Mith Mrs. Sam Woolf. 3024 Ames av
enue. Mrsdames M. Mickey, William
Malm, Fred Mi-Donald. William Niclson,
J. H. Neaman, assisting.
Iundr Woman's Club Wednesday. 2
p. m. with Mrs. Royal Miller, 4004 Chi
cago street. "Miss I.ula Bett" by Zona
Oale will be reviewed under the leader
ship of Mrs. J'. W. Welch and Miss
Olive Ferguson. Current topics will he
discussed under leadership of Mrs. Clyde
Smith and Mrs. H. C. Twamley. Annual
election ef officers.
THURSDAY
Minne T.usa Women Society Thursday.
5:30 p. m., with Mrs. Clark Noble, 2860
Bauman avenue.
llundee Morning Chautauqua Circle
Thursday. s:45 a. m., with Mrs. C. O.
Putnam, 6002 Izard street.
ChautauqttA Circles Thursday, 1 o'clock
luncheon. Y. W. C. A. Following luncheon
Rabbi Frederick Cohn will speak on
"Zionism."
P. T.. O. Sisterhood. Chapter K Thurs
day. 1 o'clock luncheon with Mrs. Dean
Smith, 3306 Dewey avcrfue. Mrs. Robert
Vance assisting. a
Omaha School Forum Thursday, 4:15
p. m., subject, "Proportional Representa
tion." Walter Millard, field secretary of
American Proportional league, speaker.
Ontahn, Woman's Club, Home F.connmlrs
Department Thursday. 10 a. m. Sixteenth
street entrance of Burgess-Nash store to
go in body to Goodrich Drug company.
Omaha Woman's Club. Art Department
Thursday. 2:15 p. m., T. W. C. A. Mrs.
A. "W. Bowman will speak on "Rome."
Mrs. J. W. Gill will have charge of pro
gram. FRIDAY
Omaha Drama League Friday. 4 p. m.,
Fontenelle hotel. Kenneth Magowan will
speak on "The Theater of Today."
Dundee Presbyterian Women's Aid So
ciety Friday. 1:13 p. m luncheon and
meeting with Mrs. W. H. Ahmanson. 6106
California street. '
Lowe Avenue Women's Aid Society
Frldav, 1 o'clock luncheon and meeting
with Mrs. A. F. Ernest, 935 North Thirty
ninth street. Annual meeting and elcc
Hon of officers.
The I eigne rf Womrii Vtiteri
will liiftt le luncheon S'urJy
n.htu t the 1 ha'iitief ti Coininrue,
fallo-in nhiili Mi. If, II. Wheel.
tr of I nn tilii w,t! nutl.ne a ego
Line I'rogf.m pprov In the
l-Wiie 4-1 Vilei Voteii,
U. II, J, ISailifj, ricently elect
ed total chairman, announce an
t Wtioti pi uiturf. f..r Ibis meeting.
The fAiiiinaiini; coniiiiiliee includes
Mi ti'4d Sbanip. Mr, thrle
Jolunnri and M's, U. S, JfiM.l.
Hceriatioiii (or the luntliroii
iiiif made with Mr. H. ). H4iley,
Mr. Irving Baxter or lr. l V.
' Cimther.
Iur the rciiiaiii'ler ol the r'ub
j ear ihe league hiII nud for lunch
eon the first and third Saturday! of
tch month. 'I here wi! be a irak
er foe thee tnvain and iiieitions
of tbe day will be dicued, 'Ihe
uieriiiiiis will be oiieii to the pub
lic, School teacher and bunie
wnifii wilt be epeciallir welcome.
Benson Woman's Club.
Mr. I; K. Yiiiiiik. 547 Bedford
avenue, will be hostess Tlutrlay,
March to liriixiii Wonun club,
Ihe annual election el otticeri will
be held at this eion. Member of
the iiuiiiiiuiitij! t'omtiiittee are Mr.
K. A. Smith. Mr. C. tj. Anderon
and Mm. I".. W. Norri. At the lat
regular imeiinu ol (he club it
,ol.'d to iliscontiniie the enliii(t of
fund for the wipporl of the French
orphan.
Quarterly Convention.
The iiuarterly contention of the
t'niii'd I uiliff jii Sunday school of
tircaier Omaha was held Tuesday
in the llugh-h Lutheran church of
hciuoii. After an interestinj tro
uram discussing the problems of the
Sunday school leachcr. a social hour
enjoyed. Refreshments were
sirvcd, Suty delegates were pres
iiit. 'the next convention will
he held the latter part of April. A
lauiiiet w ill he served at this ses
sion and Dr. C. V. Wiles, national
Sunday school worker, will be pres
ent and address the convention.
SATURDAY
'Major Isaac Sadler Chapter. V. A, R.
Saturday, 2:30 p. m. with Mrs. Ralph A,
Newell. 2S63 Newport avenue. Social
meeting.
Omaha Walking; Club Saturday, J p.
m., from end of Albright car line over
Walking club trail to Wiley Point camp.
William Weist, leader.
Lraa-ua of Women Voters Saturday.
1 o'clock luncheon and meeting. Chamber)
of Commerce. Reservations may he;
made with Mesdamcs H. J. Bailey, F. W
Ounther or Irving Baxter. Mrs. H. H. I
Wheeler of Lincoln will outline legiela- j
tive proc-am that Tagu .of Women:
Voters v ill back. Election of officers;
will be held. Mrs. H. J. r.atley, chair-1
man.
Christ Child
Socictv
A i'riv cii en for the ihd
dim on Wednesday afternoon at the
Chrut Child Center. The thildie.i
were divided into n'ono according
Id) age, tiame. tunt, folk danc
in I and try irH'i'it constituted th?
aiirrnoon'a entrrtaitimrnt. If rlreh
nient were nerved at the eloe of
II. e program.
A cla in domestic icience will
be organised en Sunday afternoon
under direction of M Monua
Moncgiie.
irealUt will bo crc4 on Sun
dv moruiiig to the communicants.
The Riverside club gave a danc
ing party at tbe Center on Thur
day evenine. The rooms weie r
tiotically decorated with flag and
streamer and a three-piece orches
tra furnished the wuie. Kelresh.
menfti were nerved during the eve
ning. 'Ihe lairrka club which holds iu
regular meeting on Thursday eve
ning, a agreeably surprised lat
Thursday when the members of the
Riverside club 'served them with ice
cream and caVe.
Girls' Community
Service League
For Washington Girls Club.
Mrs. Kavmond Voting and Mrs,
Tames II. Ilanley will entertain the
Washington Girls' club at the home
of the former Tucstlav evening. Mrs.
('. O. Lobci-k and Mrs. John B.
Stevens of Fremont will assist the
hostesses. They are old friends of
the club, having sponsored its foun
dation when the members were in
Washington.
School Forum.
The regular general meeting of the
Omaha School Forum will be held
in Burgcss-Xash auditorium. Thurs
day ajternoon. March 2, at 4:15
o'clock.'
Following a short business ses
sion, Walter Millard, field secretary
of the American Proportional Repre
sentation league, will give an address
on the proportional representation
plan of election.
P. E. O. Tea.
Oiiiccrs of Chapter B. X. of the
P. F. O. Sisterhood, will give a tea
at the home of Mrs. Ralph Tones.
4006 Davenport street, Tuesday
afternoon from 3 until 5 o'clock in
honor of Mrs. II. D. Finlayson wht
leaves soon for San Francisco. Cal.,
where she w ill reside.
Postponed Meeting.
A postponed meeting of Omaha
chautauqua circles will be held
Thursdav afternoon. 2:15 o'clock, at
the V. V. C. A. Rabbi Frederick
Cohu will speak on "Zionism." The
talk will be preceded by 1 o'clock
luncheon. Luncheon and meeting
arc open to the public.
South Omaha Woman's Club.
The home economics department
of the South Omaha Woman's club,
Mrs. Paul McAulay, chairman, will
visit the factory of the Itcn Biscuit
company Tuesday afternoon.
Chi Omega.
Mrs. William Kendall will enter
tain the Chi Omega sorority at her
home, Thursday afternoon:
Y. W. C. A.
Sunday Open house. II . i. to I t
P. m.; Bible class, 4 to 4:15. with social
hour following.
Monday Class in landscape gardening,
4 p. m.; federation .of clubs, supper, 6:45
p. m.; class In current events. 5:13; milli
nery. 6:30, and personality, 7:30 p. m.
Tuesday Class in sewing, 6:30 p, m. ;
drama class, 7 p. m.
Wednesday Class in drawing. 7 P. rn.
Thursday Class In sewing, 6:30 p. m.:
current events, interior decorating and
Professor Vartanlan's Bible class, 7 p. m.
Friday Millinery class. 6:30 p. m.;
classes In American posts and Civics at
7 p. m.
Saturday Basketry class, 3 P. m.
Monday C'luga club supper, t:.IO;
cvntnaohiin cla-. 7:30: volley ball.
H.iO; Mrs. Charles Mussclmaii,
leader. ,
Tuesday Lafayette dub supper.
CM; basket ball, : dramatic art
clas. 8; Miss XIajorie C'orrigan.
leader.
Wednesday Wamm clnb supper.
rV.JM: Iioiucmakinjr class. 7: Mrs. G.
B. Kantor. leader: open house, 8:15
p. m.
Thursday Ma meeting of all
club, 8 p. in.
Friday D. T. A. club, supper
6:15: chorus club, 7'. Mrs. Noel
S. Wallace, leader; gvmnasitim class.
8; Miss Katberine Carrick, leader.
Saturday Dance, 8:30 p. in,
Sunday Open house, 3:30 p. ni.;
Mrs. Mary Lydia Rowe, hostess.
Get Acquainted Club.
The Get Acquainted club meets
this evening at 7:30 o'clock at the
First Unitarian church. Turner boul
evard and Harney street.
.Col. and Mrs. C. G. Cunningham
will be host and hostess.
The program will include a grouo
of songs by Mr. John G. Janiieson
and readings by Miss Libbic Drener.
followed by eamc anQ community
singing.
AH strangirs and lonely folk wel
come. Omaha Woman's Club,
The Omaha Woman's club will
visit the Goodrich Drug company
Thursday morning. Members are
requested to meet at the Sixteenth
street entrance of Burgess-Nash
store at 10 a. in. .
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Bowen's February Clean-Sweep Sale
sots new sStumlnuU in value-jdvintf -enables one to select what is wanted for the
home attmoney-savinfr prices enables one to shop satisfactorily at this store at any
time.
Monday and Tuesday, the last two days of the month, still offer an abundance
of golden opportunities for those who need homefurnishinfrs of quality, of a variety
unmatched and at prjees that suit.
Walnut Dining Room Suites
fonsistinjr of cijrht piece in Queen Anne period tleniirn. Table, C1QQ All
Buffet and ni Chairs, now priced t pUO.vv
prom
rrr ITfii mtmrfirm:
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This w an exceptionally low price for one of thce quality suites, though it
is in keeping with this store's policy of always offering the best at the lowest pos
sible price.
Many other beautiful Dining Hoom Set that arc fascinating in design and
beautiful in finish priced at
$181.50, $225, $275. $315. $375
Seven-Piece Dining Room Sets
William and Mary Design
Consisting of table and six chain; finished in
Jacobean oak; each piece well mnde'. Set priced
during last two days of our Clean- CC7 Cf .
Sweep Sale, at PO 0J
Grey Enamel
Breakfast
Room Sets
$3750
These Breakfast Sets are pretty in design and finish, and are exceptional
values at our Clean-Sweep Sale price of $37.50. 'ou will find one to your liking,
as we are showing several different designs.
Three-Piece Colonial Bed Room Suites
in quarter-sawed
nut or mahogany
finishes
oak, wal-
$96.50
The fact that Colonial de
signs today prove to be satis
factory to those who appre
ciate thej" quaintness and
simplicity of lines is more
reason w h y you should M
investigate this bedroom
value. We are quite sure it
will please you.
Oriental and Domestic Designed Rugs
Hundreds of newest patterns at
lowest prices in years. '
27x54-inch Axminster and Velvet Rugs; ideal for hall,
bedroom and den; $5.50 values now S3.50
6x9 Velvet Seamless Rugs, $27.50 values now 15.95
One-piece Seamless Tapestry Brussels Kugs, splendid
quality, $35.00 values now S19.95
8-3x10-6 Heavy Axminster Rugs, $56.50 values
now ..-..$35.85
9x12 Axminster Rugs, beautiful tan colors, $62.50
values now at $37.50
9x12 heavy quality Velvet Rugs, fringed
ends, !0o.UU values now $38.95
8-3x10-6 heavy Wilton Rugs,
J'crsia designs, good dur
able colors, $90.00 vAlucs
now $58.50
Needless to
say', those who are
familiar with the genuine
rug values we have, offered in
the past, will be quick to take full ad
vantage of the opportunities now offered.
Hundreds of the newest creations in the finest
of rugs, in a wide range of combination and plain
colors, patterns and sizes at the lowest prices in years af
fords you a genuine opportunity to effect a saving. The sen
sationally low prices are indicative of what you might expect.
It Pay to
Read Bowen's
Small Ads.
Dominating
Specials
ef worth and tnlue, dutinr the
last two ilayi of our D'tr Clean
Sweep Sale.
Jacobean Oak
Dining Chairs
I $1.95
Ordsr
Your
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These chairs have Spanish
mole seats, are strong, well
made and perfectly finished.
Aluminum Ware
Ever handy and useful. Spe
cially priced.
Aluminum Percolators ..95
Aluminum Double Cookers,
at : 05
Aluminum, Dish Pans....S5tf
Aluminum Self-Basting
Roasters 95
Aluminum Water Pails, 95J
Granite Ware
Priced to your advantage.
2- qt. Preserving Kettles, 20d
3- qt. Preserving Kettles, 25
1-qt. Bake Pans 10
Stew Tans 10
Lipped Sauce Pans 15J
Windsor Dippers 10
Ladles 5
Strainers 102
Pie Plates ,.10
Frying Pans 20J
Pudding Pans 20
Wash Basins 15
Candy Special
1,500 pound boxes of Choco
late Candy Clean-Sweep
Sale price, while it lasts,
per lb. 3J
Butcher Knives
Regular 60c values, now 19
This knife has an all-steel
blade; bcechwood handle, brass
riveted, and Is a special value
at our Clean-Sweep Sale price.
Oil Mops
sU
With large bottle
of oil, at
65c
Bowen's Better Brooms
Sweep with' a well-balanced,
well-made broom. Such
brooms are now offered at
the H. R. Bowen Co. for
only 29
Earthenware Bowls
Full set of five 79
Clothe Racks. 8 aims . . . 7J)
Stew Kettles for 1.45
Porch Gales for $1.95
B.by W.lkers for ....$1.05
Tea Kettles for $1.45
Clothes Hampers
Medium , and large size have
strong handles; now priced
at $1.65 and $1.25
Clothes Baskets
Good size, strong and durable,
now priced at 98
GlasBak Cooking Dishes
Pie and Cake Plates ea., 42
Casserole with cover. .$1.25
Wash Boilers
Heavy ; copper bottoms, large
size at, each $2.59
Extra Specials
Galvanized Tubs 55
Galvanized Buckets 192
'.Howard St., Between 15lh and 16th