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Our great stock reducing" sale continues for one more week. While our business was exceedingly heavy last week
; ; we still have too much stock on our floors, .which must be moved quickly to allow us to display our large lines of Holi
; day Goods. Such prices have been made in all departments throughout the store that will unload our stock in short
order. Remarkably low prices have been placed on all garments in our cloak department and if you have not purchased
I ; your jacket or cape yet there is a chance to save yourself big money on anything in this line. An especially good week
: : to buy your blanket and comfort needs at reductions that will not occur later. This sale is uot occasioned by the need
' 1 of money (as is usually advertised) but for the need of room, and its the room we must have. hence these sacrifices at
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this season of the year. Commences Monday morning at 8 o'clock and ends Saturday night at 10 o'clock.
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Rev. Father HonneBBey.of.LouiBvillp, Ne-bi-Hekx.
The hrido who gowned in a gray
truvoling dreeB, wilh bat and gloves to
match. Her maid of honor, Miss Helen
liuike, of MiFBOuri. wub go w nod in gray
and white. Mr. Hugh Mu Quire acted
an hBt man. Mr. und Mrs. Driscoll left
for their future homo in Missouri.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Parker spent
Thanksgiving in St. Joseph, Mo.
Mn. D. E. Thompson entertained the
Bohemian Olub at her homo in the
Hotel Lincoln Wednesday afternoon.
The club ib noted for its delightfully
informal afternoons. Thoee preeent
were Mefu'atnoB Tilton, Hargreaves,
Leonard, Wright, BmkBtatf, Wilson,
Boeeon, Fitzgerald, Qriflith, Crittenden,
Funke.
Mr. and Mrs. Crittenden gave an in
formal dialing diah paity Wednesday
evening. Tho invited guests were
Messrs. and Mesdames Buukstaff, Boo
bon, Ourtic, Leonard, Marshall, Roi.'gers,
Irvine, HargreaveB, Mu Daniels, of Oma
hu, Mra. Gufllth, Mrs. Jajk-joo, Mr.
E imop.
The Le Veta club was entertained by
Mr. and Mra. O. J. Wilcox Tuesday
night. Ghioago whiat was played by
(he following: Messrs. and Mesdames
Hul'ett, Weir, Boggp, Fields, Waugh,
Limlley, Gillian, Davip, Bjggs, Bell;
MiBses Uog'B, Caftiu; Mrs. I W. Lans
inj. The U. B. club gave one of their in
formal dancea Thursday night. The
club member- are Messrs. and Mesdames
Ackerraau, Friend, Newmari, Wessel,
Charles Mayer, Speier, Henry Mnyer,
Scblesingt r, Weil, Herzog, Simon May
er; Mrs. Frank, Auna Majer, Ida
Friend, Keller, Schlesinger, Kellner;
Messrs. Greenbaum, Kobn, Speier,
Blum. Acb.
Misi Lena Raildatz and Mm. Fred
Res were married Wednesday at their
now home, 2739 Dudley street.
The Thanksgiving matinee given by
Mr. RicheEon in the pcudemy for the
juvenile clans was an ei joyable and
Oiigin-dl entertainment. Daiuty pro
grams of viulet, edgd with purple, woie
distributed. The children danced from
2:30 until -1 o'c'ouk. Tno romainder of
the afternoon was duvolud to the enti r
tainmout of visitors. R'jfrushmHnts wore
sorved t- about 130 guests. Tuo eve
ning was devoted to the adult cUbsof,
thjre being about eighty preaont to en
joy the program of twonty numbers.
Miss Marian Starrott ontortains the
Delta Gamma Saturday night in honor
of Mjbb Catberiao Oliver, Mies Oliver
is a noted reader of Scottish dialect, at d
while trrveling in Scotland, read selec
tions from "Beside the Bonnio Briar
Uueh" befuru Ian Maclaron and won hiB
hearty approval. Miss Oliver cornea to
Lincoln to start a course of lectuics at
University Place.
The Misses Woolsey, of Nebraska City,
came up for the reception given Mr. and
Mrs. D A. Rieeer.
Daisy and Winifred Bounell went to
Baldwin, Khs., Wednesday afternoon to
attend the Gamma province convention
of Delta Delta Delta sorority. Miss
Winifred Bonnell is official delegate
from Nebraska chapter.
Mr, S. H. Burnham is convalescing
from a serious illness that hss kept him
in the houBe for a number qf days.
Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Kirby spent
Thanksgiving at the home of Mrs. Kir
by 'b parents in Jacksonville, III.
Mips M' rle and Mr. Edward Boynton
gave a crokinole party Wednesday eve
ning. After the game refreshment
were terved and dancing was indulged
in. Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Faticber; Mipses Fancher. Johnson,
Frost, Wbaley; Messrs. Rhea, Fancher,
Ryan, Smith, Fancher.
Mr. Calvin Atwood and Mr. Donald
At wood will give a dance Fridiy n'ght,
December 8tb, at their home, 1037 H
street.
Mrs. Curtis and her daughter, Mifs
Be6eie Curtis, left Tuesday afternoon
for Chicago.
Mrs, E. A. Riseer, of Council Bluffs,
is visiting Mrs. D. A. Rieser.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rudge gave' a
card party with entree of billiards for Mr.
and Mrs. George Risser Tuesday night,
Ex Police Judge Will Houston died
Tuesday morning of consumption at
the home of hiB mother in Columbiana,
Ohio.
Mr. Charles and Miss Helen Gregory
gave a poverty party Thursday eveniug.
The ingenuity of their friends was shown
by many novel and etartling co6tumep.
Died on Saturday, November 25, 18139,
in Council Bluffs, Mrs. Kaiharino B.
Wadsworib the singer who lived in
Lincoln some five or six yeard ago, when
she was a member at one time of the
Congregational church choir and later
of the Presb) terian choir. She was
Boloist at odo of the philharmonic con
certs about two years ago. She pobboeb
ed a very clear aud molodious soj rano
voice. Her husband und an infant
nine months old are bereaved.
Go to Shepurd's for your Christmas
Pbotop, 1238 O street.
Union F.uel Company, 1014 O, phono
355, coal, coke, and wood.
Violets Mrs. Perry sella violets, phono
927, residence 1127 So. 11th str. Ladies
giving dinner parties at.d receptions
should telephone their ordecs Violets.
Perry pictures at Port9r's, 125 S. 12th
Call at Rigg'a Pharmacy and see. his
lire of tine stationery.
Now is your time to select Holiday
Presents at Fleming Jeweler, 1211 O str.
Hair Dres ing, Shampooing, Scalp
Treatment, Manicuring, and Switch
Work. Anna Rivett and AgneB Rawling
143 South 12th street.
For Sale Cheap A first class fifty
horsepower high pressure boiler with
full front and all castings nd rocking
grate, Koremeyer Plumbing and Heat
ing Co., 215 So. 11th street.
One Thousand Five Hundrad Dollars
given for the best fifteen stories about
"Soroois" the new Bhoo for women, for
sale at Webster & Rogers 1043 O street.
Call and they will givo you particulars
of the contest.
Save money by calling at Fleming's
before buying Holiday Goods, 1112 0 str
If ou wish to be strictly up-to-date,
ueo Swastika stationery.
Rigo's Pharmacy.
This is an advertisement; read it if
you a-e interested in a better set of
teeth than the ordinary rubber plate.
Are you pleased with the appearance
of pink rubbi r gum? Do you feel satis
fied with the gum section teeth where
the joints show? Continuous gum work
or an all porcelain plate overcomes this
unnatural appearance of the gum. The
porcelain plate is the best rcudo for the
following reasons: It can be made to
look natural even if the gum shows; the
entire plate is one piece of porcelain; is
.clean and agreeable to tho mouth, and
' is equal in strength to any plate made.
Porcelain for artificial teeth is fused
at a high temperature. Dr. Sherwin
makes all porcelain work with an elec
tric furnace which insures the best
quality of worK.
Du.F. D. Shkkwin, Dentist,
Room 17, Burr Block.
Mr. Harry Chaim, for years con
nected with the loading art stores, has
now charge of our retail art denartnmr t
and is wull qualified to attend to all its
requirements.
'Our now pictures, raouldingp, fancy
framep, etc., for tho fall trade are now
in, and wo would be pleased to have our
patrons call and inspoat them.
Ckanoku & Cuutiok Co.
Silver novelties at Fleming Jowoler
1211 OBtr.
Perry pictures at Portor's, 125 S.12th
Wanted- Sevoral persons for district
oflljo managers in this state to represent
me in their own and surroundinir coun
ties. W iljing to pay joaily $('m, pay.
ablo weekly. Desirable employment
withunueualoppor umticB R-forences
exchanged. Enclose Belf-aodmsod
st-mpod envelope. S, A. Pmk .''()
Caxton Building, Chicago. '
J. W. JVIitolell dte Co,,
Wholesalo and retail dealer in
WALL PAPER
Room and'Picture Mouldings.
1338 O Street. Telephone 237.
CARLSON & GO.,
Fresh and Salt Meats, Lard,
Poultry. Butter and Eggs.
Telephone ooi, isu so. i-'th St. ?
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J Furrier . . .
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5 143 So. 12th str -- Lincoln, Nebr. '
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& Watch Work a Spcctalty-ClcantnK f 1.00
Mainspring 81.00.
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1206 O str., (Burr block) Lincoln,
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CHICAGO CANDY
KITCHEN . . .
Home-made Candy
Fresh every day.
15 and 20 cents per
pound
CHOCOLATE WALNUTS
25 cents per pound
1425 O street.
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m Residence Telephone 471.
315 So. 11th Street.
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