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i Sterling Silver Novelties, Fine China and Glassware, Leather Goods, Toilet Articles, Jewelry, Furs, and Fancy
Goods of every description so suitable for this purpose the largest stocks t7
the lowest prices will be found at
LINCOLN'S CHRISTMAS BUYING HBADQUARTER3
the popular establishment of the
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Sterling liloer at ne-Half Jewelry gtorc gites.
Sterling Silver Novelties comprising Darners, Blotters Files, Cutecules,
Letter Openers, Erasers, Button Hooks, Curling-irons, Combs, etc.
,50c values 25c, 65c values 35c, 75c values 49c, $1.00 values 65c, each ar
ticle in separate box.
50c Ebony Toilet Articles as above, genuine ebony with sterling silver
mounts, special 25c
Ebony brush and comb sets, sterling mounts, special $1.49
Ebony cloth brushes, Sterling mounts 98c to $2.98
Fine Silk Bristle Bonnet Brushes, Sterling silver handle 65c to $1.50
Sample line of Fine French China at 50 per cent less than exclusive Grockery House prices.
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FANCY BOXED XMAS GIFIS
READY FOR PRESENTATION.
EACH IN FANCY BOX.
Gent's Muffler - 85c, $1.00
Gent's Neckwear - - 50c
Gent's yi hose 3 pair in box
50c, 75c
Ladies' Hose, 3 pair in box
50c, 75c, $1.00
FANS, HANDKERCHIEFS, AND
GLOVES.
IMMENSE VARIETIES.
Fans of all kinds, 25c to $3.00
Handkerchiefs - 2c to $1.75
Kid Gloves, special for
$1.00, $1.25, $1.50
Wool Mittens - - 10c to 50c
Ximqni i nit mm it OO fttmimtn in niir-inn i 'ikimmmmmiihuoii
street. Beautiful pink carnations deco
rated the roomB, and an orchestra was
stationed in tbo music room. Seven
courses were served at five o'clock to the
following ladies: Mesdames Wade and
Kettlewell, of Carson, la.; Clyce, Mc
Clure, Humphrey, Butler, Love, Moore,
Sitler, Butler, Spencer, Sawyer, Wal
lace, Rhode", Sherdeman, McCulloch,
Wescott, Orrill, Tyrell, Roberts, Patter
son, Guild, Hill, White, Pebbles, Stone.
Rhodes; Mies Gorman, of Friend, Neb.
Miss Helen Welch visited friends in
Omaha last week.
The Beta Theta Pi fraternity gave a
dance in their rooms last Saturday
night.
Miss Grace Ashland gave a tea Mon
day afternoon for Miss Gellatly, of
Fairbury.
Mies Susan May Asbmun, of Atchi
son, Kae., is viBiting Mrs. E. C. Rewick.
Mies Aehmun attended the Nebraska
Conservatory of Music last year and is a
member of the Pi Beta Phi fraternity.
Mrs. Gellatly and daughter, Miss
Kate Gellatly returned to Fairbury
Friday, after having made a very pleas
ant visit to friends and relatives in the
city.
Roscoe Pound giveB a banquet at the
Lindell tcuight in honor of the members
of the football team.
Mrs. Thomas Marsland gave a ken
sington Wednesday afternoon. The ap
proach of Christmas caused the after
noon to be not only enjoyable, but also
very profitable. Those present were
Mesdamed Dyers, of Wymore, Beseey,
Anderson, Barbour, Barkley, Brown,
Clark, Drain, Field, Freeman, McGraw,
Griffith, Gleason, Hayes, Hill, Uodgman,
Hartley. Kirk?r, Lyons, Ladd, Latta,
Lewis, Lyman, Lee, Munger, Morrison,
Pirie, Hill, Perkins, Parker, Ricketts,
Reed, Scott, Schwind, Sherman, Shel
don, Baker, Thompson, Weeks, Woods,
Spauldiog.
Miss Edgren gave a taffy pull Wed
nesday night in honor of Miss Jane
Douglas. Those present were Misses
Millar, Cunningham, Woodford, Agnew,
Stewart, Graham, Cunningham, Pad
dock, Post, Harper, Paddock, Loom is,
Post; Messrs. Attwood, Sedgwick, Rod
dy, Robbins.Korsmeyer. Weeks, Mudge,
Meachin, Adams, Saunders, Cunning
ham, Rose, Howey, Deweeee, Cunning
ham. Master John and Miss Ethel Burket
gave a progressive, game party Friday
night. Alter the games a two course
lunch was served. The children present
were Gratia Green, Alice Rodger?, Cath
erine Lee, Neva Hibner, Marie Talbot,
Marian Hart, Louise Hoover, Vera Big
nell, Cora Faulkner, Anna Jones, Edna'
Baker, Mary Minor, Hnlen Laws, Mamie
Milton, Irma Sears, Lila LeGore, Dor
rance Harwood, Marian Ogden, Margaret
Wharton, Jack Millar, Selden RodgerH,
Will Stout, Burnet Sohus, Richard Im
boff , Harold Usher, Earl Foster, Ira Lee,
Aldons Hibner, Gean , Bignell, Barton
Green, Lawrence Tipling, Will Up'ton.
Mrs. C. E. Spangler surprised her
husband Wednesday night by inviting
hip friends in to a smoke. A. beautifull
little pipe was won by Mr Carpenter at
the game of hearts. Those present were-
Meesers Brink, Bulshaw, Stniht, Ham
ilton, Yunge, Smith, Wilkenson, How
land, McClay, Olark, Burks, Banks, Llv
ringhouse, Ringer, Hurd, Davis, Jones,.
Sullivan, Jackson, CHrpenter, Camp,,
Ryons, Robinson,' Byere, Blackburn,.
Hart, Morse, Dean, Blackburn, Kimercr,
Porter, Lyman, Arnett, Hale, Cochran.
Mr. Spangler was the recipisnt of a
number of relics, including a wonderful
pair of skates, an old umbrella, an old
railroad guide, and a Robinson Crusoe
also a very handsome set of Thackeray .
and a box of cigars.
Miss Ellen Douglass gives a chafing
dish party tonight.
Alpha Theta Chis gave a smoke to the
Phi Kappa Psi fraternity at the chapter
house on Thursday night.
Richard Morgan died at his home in
Tobias with typhoid fever. Mr. Morgan
was a student of the state university.
Mrs. Rudge and Mrs. M. W. Folsom
ntertained Friday night in honor of the
husbands of the members of their whist
club. The following were present
Messrs. and Mesdames Wolcott, Risser,
Faulkner, Spencer, Folsom, Chapin,
Jones, LaGore, Gibbs,Seacrest, Warner,
Mills, Gearhart, Van ijrunt.
Mre.fGeorge Cross of Fairbury visited
the city for a few days this week. Mrs.
Cross is on her way to Marshall Town to
visit ber daughter.
Mrs. Beal and Marshall entertained at
the Grand hotel, Wednesday evening,
in honor of Mies Adameon of Rodgers,
Arkansas. Music and gameB occupied
thr greater part of the evening. The
ladles present were Mrs. Rhodes of
Omaha, Mrs. Ilealey of Milford; Mes
dames Hearshing, Reed, Hearshberger,
weianer. uinsiey, Bauer, Arkett, Wet
ling, Tindale, Menzendorf ; Misses Shutc,
TVeidner, Steele, Pyles, Peters, Nichelos,
Steele, Pyles, ChatHeld, Brownell, Hyde,
Allen, Mark.
Mrs. Mark Tilton entertained Lee Bo
fremienfies Wednesday afternoon. The
following members of the club were
present, Mesdames Thompson, Irvine,
Nilson, Buckstaff, Hargreaves, Critten
den, Marshall, Griffith, Funke, Leonard,
Fitzgerald.
Mrs. Coffroth left for the east Tues
day and will stop in Indiana for a visit
with hor mother before joining Mr.
Coffroth'in Washington, D. O.
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Folsom celebrated
their third anniversary Monday night by
entertaining Informally at high Hve.
The guests were Messrs 'and Meedatnes
M. W. Folsom, Craocer, Curtice, Bailey,
Smith, Nilson, Spencer, Gribben.
MesBers Calvin and Donald Attffood
gave a dance at their home 1037 H rtreet
Friday evening. Punch waB served dur
ing the evening. The guest weie
Misses Watkins, Tukey, Maecomber,
Agnew, Woodford, Honeywell; Mesnrs.
Kind, Sherman, Watkins, Roddy, Hill.
Robbins, Brown, Reed, Weeks, and Mc
Creery.
Miss Helen Nance is entertaining Mist
Helen Hoover this week. Friday after
noon MIbb Nance gave a Kensington in
honor of Miss Hoover. Those present
were Misses - Carson, Hoi i brook, llouti,
Putnam, BuAham, Burr, Hoover, Wat
kins, Richards, Gore, Hoover, Ilnrley,
Dewepfo, Hammond, Harrison, Gore,
Ricketts, Risser, Hammond; Meadumoa
Morrison, Neville, Edminston.Rissor.
The husbands of the South Side Cir
cle of St. Paul M. E. church entertained
their wives and friends Wednesday eve
ning at the residence of Mr. 0. 0. Wbe
don. Af er a pleasant social hour the
guests listened to some delightful vocal
and instrumental music by Miss Wlicdnn
and Miss Margaret Wbedon. 'Jhey
were then aoiUEed by a Floral Lov
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