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Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McDonald kv a
tery pretty informal Five O'clock Tea
Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. McDonald re
ceived their guests in the green and gold
drawing room which was fragrant with
American Beauties. They were assisted
by Mr. and Mrs. Truce Coffroth, Mr.
and Mrs. William Leonard, Mrs. Sewall,
Mr. Zehrung. and Mr. Magoon. Tea
was served in the dining room. The ta
ble was daintily laid with Battenburg
lace and lighted by violet candles in sil
ver candelabra, and the fragrance of
violets was everywhere in the room.
Mrs. Coffroth poured the tea. She war
charming in a light green taffeta, decol
iete gown with a choker of coral and
diamonds. Champagne punch was
served in the Moorish room. This room
is a dream of loveliness. The walls are
lined with Turkish divans and lighted
by Moorish lamps hanging from a fish
net ceiling. Mrs. McDonald wore a
gown of pale blue duchesae satin em
broidered in turquoise with garniture of
coral velvet, chokjr and fan chain of
pearls. Mrs. William Leonard, royal
blue velvet and diamonds. Mrs. Sewall
wore an exquisite black gown. Too live
o'clock tea lingered on until near eight
o'clock wnen tht last of the guests were
compelled to t;ar themselves away for
the Philharmonic concert, but not until
many of the gentlemen bad enjoyed a
smoke in the Turish smoking room.
The Cotillion club met for the first
time this season on Thursday evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Buck
staff and a pleasant affair it was, as,
after the lone vacation, the membe s
were delighted to meet again. Dr. C. F.
Ladd led the dance in a gracious and.
happy manner. Tho favois were given
out by Mrs. W. C. Wilson and her
cousin, tint. Loveland, who is her guest.
A figure was danced in honor of the ab
sent members, Lieutenant and Mrs.
Townley. A pleasant feature of the
evenirg was the presentation to Mr. and
Mrs. Buckstaff of a handsome Dickens
jardiniere as a token of appreciation of
their commodious dancing room. During
the evening Mr. Buckstaff utilized the
jardiniere as a punch bowl and served
from it a delicious punch. The mem
bers of the club are Messrs. and Mes
dames Buckets, Mallalieu, George
Woods, A. G. Bceson.C. L. Burr.L.W.
Marshall, F.JW. Brown, W. B. Har
greavee, Fred Howe, John Dorgan, W.
C. Wilson, J. B. Wright, Otto Mobren
stecher, Fred Iloutz, Carl Funke, Leon
ard, Oliver Kodgers, Dr. and Mrs. Ladd.
Judge and Mrs. Jrvine, Guests for
Thursday evening were Mrs. Ballantine,
Mrs. Griffith, Mrs. Charles O. Robinson,
Mrs. J. Gilbert White, Messrs
Barber and Funke.
Mrs. Albinus Nance and Mies Nance
entertained yesterday afternoon at six
handed euchre. The invited guests
wereMesdames E. E. Brown, Burnham,
J. T. Dorgan, Frances Wilson, O. W.
Webster, Fa well, Rudge, Righter, F. W.
Brown, Ladd, Buckstaff, J. M. Raymond
Tilton, Lottridge, Jansen, Garten,
Stearns, Wheeler, Seacrest, F. M. Hall, There
K. E. Moore, Kisser, ueiwig, woicou.
Wright, Robineon, R. M. Turner, C.J.
Jones, MohreoBtecber, R. H. Oa'-tley.O.
R. Oakley, Irvine, W. C. Wilson, George
Woods, F. W. Smith, Rathbone, Mar.a
han, Kirby, G. H. Clark, E. P. Ewing,
LambertsoD, Lewis, Metcalf, Chapin,
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Anyone will willingly pay more for an article of food that they know to be absolutely
pure than they will for a doubtful article. Then, when the poor article can be had
for the same price as the doubtful one, people are bound to take advantage of it.
That's the secret of our grocery department's success. We carry nothing but the
purest of pure food and offer it at the same prices as are usually paid for inferior
grades. Here's an example.
IMilas price list goes Into effect
Monday, Kov. TW.. Ko sooner.
Granulated Svttcair.
19 pounds for 97c
Extra C sugar, 20 lbs for 97c
3 packages of coffee for .25c
Matches 200 in a box, 12 boxes in
a package, 3 packages for 25c
Sapolio, 4 cakes for 2oc
Kingsford's Coldwater Starch
4 boxes for . 25c
Kingeford's Gloss Starch
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HoapS.
White Russian soap, 10 bars for
Diamond C soap. 1) bars lor . ...Jo
Satin soap", 14 bars for 25c
White Swan soap, floats, 9 bars.. .25c
Wash-a-Loce soap, 9 bars for ... .25c
PANCAKE FLOURS AND CEREAL8.
Ralston's self-rising, 3 pkgs 25c
Wrkht's self-risinz. 3 pk'gs 25c
i boxes for 25c g1?8'? "iTA':3-2Vv?'ll,-' ' ?
Wright's oil-fashioned Buck
wheat, 7 lbs for 25c
New York Buckwheat, 10 lbs 25c
Kingeford's Gloes Starch
6 pound box 40c
Lewis Lye, 4 boxes for 25c
Eagle Lje,5 boxes for 25c
Scrub Lye, G boxes for 25c
Jersey Whfa'ling, 3 pk'gB for.
Farina, 5 pk'gs for.
.'.5c
FLOUK AND CKACKEKS.
Our -Silk" Flour, per sack 81.00
Our "3itin" full patent Hour
per sack 89c
Snow Flake, per sack 95c
Detiancp, per sack C5c
Crackers. 2 lbs for 15c
Crackers, by box, per lb 6)c
Early Ohio Potatoes, bu 35 c
HEATS AND LAUD.
Kettle rendered leaf lard, 50 lb can,
8290; 20 lb pail, 81.25; 10 lb pail, C5c;
5 lb pail, 35c; 3 lb pail, 21c.
Breakfast Bacon, per lb 9c
Suzar-cured Hani, per lb 9c
California Ham, per lb 6c
Salt Pork, per lb Gc
On Saturday morning, November I2th, we will put on sale five cases of the s .-called
Mocha and Java coffee in 1 pound canisters, while the last, per can 17c
ONE CAN TO A CUSTOMER ONLY.
Lincoln Neb.
The poster phow given last week Fri- of visitors. After the decisions were bian. Lula King, Cora Wilson, Christ
Shedd day by the Lincoln Typographical union annouueed the floor was cleared and Dybbro. Will Bartling, Ethel Erford,
"was the best exhibit ever given here, filled with dancers. The affair was very Alma Browne, Lyle Ewing, Chris
The posters occupied all four sides of successful socially and very interesting Schacht, Frank Browne, Jessie Mullin
Representative hall and the blues, rede, artistically. er, Esther Halle. Bessie Stire and Clara
yellows and greens, with the startling E- po,k ... . Kensington Beckraan-
black and white of the distinctively this afternoon for Mrs. Miller, of Prince
modern poster, transformed the room, toDf Ind;aDat and Mm. Smith, of Craw
over which the spirit of legislation still fordsvle Indiana. The guests will be
broods, into something which resembled , .T r. Hill WpIpH t- m
Parker, Henry Hartley, Pound, Harwood,
Mitchell, Schwab, Seacrest, Wiseman,
L?tta, Dalby, Billmeyer, Hindman, Har
ris. MiKord, Mobrenstecher, Ward, Gar
ten, McGahey, Atkinson, R. T. Van
Brunt, M. E. Van Brunt, MacLeant
Candy, Scott, Thacker of Dayton, Ohio; Salle and Ktti Richey.
Howell. Chambers. H. Wheeler, Bab- Mr. and Mrs F w Brown
cock. v. . euBier,o.rv. rosier, w. informal euchre party last
j. xuiner, imBr oi xrinceioQ ana honor of Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Jen
Smith of Crawfordsville, Ind.; Misses niDgs of Chicago, Mrs. Ballantine of
irwin, omuo or urawrorasviue, unam
bers and Turner.
in its variety and unintelligibility a
synochrome of the end of the century.
were six hundred posters from
Harper's and the Century, from Scrib
ner's and McClure's and from many
American advertisers of soap, medicine,
chewing tobacco and bicycles. The
chief point of interest were the original
posters offered in the local poster con
toot, hv thn T.inpnin Tvnoffranhicnl iminn
Preston, Latta, Brooks, Aitkin, Holyoke, and WilHam Reed Dunroy for his new
Beeson, Winger, Fates, . C. Richard 3, Coru Tassels, the only book
Morrill, Richardson, Faulkner. Bailey, which celebratea Nebragka-b prdirit8f
Miss Bailey, Miss Risser and Miss winda and corn. Mr.. Dunroy chose a
Raymond. p08ter by Mr. Burt, picturing a statu-
The Lincoln Light Infantry gave a" esque youth holding a corn tassel in
dance Thursday evening in their armory each hand after the conventional man
on Tenth street About 'thirty couples ner of holding a sceptre. The union
danced to the enticing strains of Hage- prize was won by Mies Edna Hyatt on
now'a orchestra. The committee of a girl with poppies. All the entries
arrangements consisted of Messrs. Ed. showed imagination and a strong feeling
Straight, F. E. Hurd, F. J. Ringer, L. for color. Hagenow's full orchestra fur-
M. Lafferty and W. J. BrookB.
Miss Mabel Hayes, recently of Bea
trice, but now a resident of Lincoln, is a
member of a young ladies' club in Bea
trice known as the N. N. N's. It being
Miss Hayes' turn to entertain the club
its members came here yesterday and
were given a ucchenn by their Lincoln
member. The visitors were Misses Retta
Moody, Nell LaSalle, Blanche Friedsam,
Tynall, Bratt, Flora Beaner, Treasa La
gave an
evening in
Miss Julia Beckman entertained
Thursday night at progressive crokinole
for, Mr. Schacht of Nebraska City, a
member of company C, Second regiment.
Lyle Ewing won the first prize and Miss
Nora Dahl the consolation. The guests
were F. E. Hyatt, Esther Browc, Minnie
Rodenbrack, Harry Loomie, Sarah Sey-
Seattle, and Mrs. Loveland. Those
present besides the guests of honor were
Messrs. and Mesdames Wright, Leonard,
W. C. Wilson, Buckstaff, Muir, K. J.
Green and Beeson.
Mrs. A. R. Mitchell entertained about
twenty-five ladies very pleasantly at a
Kensington Thursday aftercron. Met
eor roses, American Beauties and violets
adorned the house. Delicate refresh-
nished fine music for the- large number bolt, Willie Muir, Nora Dahl, Ward Al- menta were served. Advertising pictures