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Dr. CHAS. B. HUTCHINSON
D. MARY B. HUTCHINSON
OSTEOPATHS
8 BOON D FLOOR, BROWKELL BLOCK
Obstetrics and Female Disorders
a Specialty
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Stationery
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Calling
Cards
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ki Bookseller
127 So. Eleventh Street
Phone 68.
PRIVATE AND PUBLIC
Library books
BOUND IN A SUBSTAN
TIAL MANNER AT FAC
TORY PRICES BY
South Plttte Publishing Co.,
PAPEX BOX MAKERS,
135 N. nth St, LINCOLN, NEB.
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Photographs of Babies
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129 South Eleventh Street
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are
Dear . . .
But the dearest of all is inferior
work. My
PAPER HANGING,
PAINTING, and
INSIDE DECORATING
will always bear the closest in
spection. Frice that Please
CARL MYRER
Phone 5233 . 2612 Q STREET
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BEST 0RESS,
IS SAFE
To wear in the kitchen when
you use a Gas Stove. We sell
them' at cost and they don't
i cost much. We do all the dig
ging, and connect the Stove
r tree wnen bought of us.
Lincoln Gas &
Electric Light Co.
Ofieta Baaesteat Barr Black.
FASHION I
The Piag Pong Girl
(Philadelphia Times.)
The ping pong craze promises to out
rival the golf fad of previous seasons
In the multitude of things brought out
in the shops which owe their existence
to the fashionable game imported from
London.
Ping pong shirtwaist-sets In silver
consist of a brooch formed of two bats
crossed inside of a horseshoe, and three
pins for the front of the waist made
of two bats crossed.
Ping pong stick-pins have a single
bat mounted on the end of the pin.
The end of a ping pong hatpin is orna
mented with two bats crossed. The de
votee of the ultra-fashionable amuse
ment can proclaim her allegiance by
draping her chapeau with a veil of
white chiffon profusely embroidered In
black with small crossed bats sur
rounded with tiny balls, or the same
design comes embroidered In white on
black chiffon.
Among the special neckwear designed
for the "Ping Pong Girl" is the ping
pong cravat This consists of a stock,
shaped to fit the neck, of heavy corded
white pique finished with long ends,
smartly ornamented on the edge with
lows of stitching, which widen gradu
ally and terminate In a fancy pointed
effect: the ends are double, the one on
top being of pique, beneath which Is
another detached of soft fine mull In
contrasting color, this being slightly
larger, so that when the ends are
crossed and fastened with a scarf pin
the effect Is of a border of color ex
tending beyond the white pique.
The same Idea is carried out In the
ping pong cravat, which comes with
ends already tied in a double knot In
front This Is extremely smart In the
now very fashionable black moire or in
barathea silk ornamented- wlth tows
of stitching, and also In butcher's linen.
These cravats are shown In the various
summer colors.
Another ping pong cravat Is of white
cheviot made with a stock three inches
high and tie graduating Into very wide
ends and embroidered with a design of
crossed bats and balls In black-and-white
or in color. The cravat Is usu
ally worn with ends folded over once
and fastened with a pin.
A ping pong stock of fine, striped,
imported madras has ping pong em
blems embroidered in black, pink, blue
and golf green.
A washable ping pong belt with stock
to match comes in a peculiar fancy
open mesh called Kro-mesh. The
edges are bound with narrow lawn. All
colors are represented, but particular
ly pretty are the all-white mesh belts
and those In different combinations of
blue and white pale blue with white
border, white with pale blue border, a
light blue and white plaid mesh with
white border. A white mesh delicately
barred in green with white binding is
smart as are the black-and-white ef
fects. The gay plaids are quite the
thing for golf. The stock to match Is
of lawn-bound mesh, the ends being
brought around from the back and
tying in a small bow in front
Of course there Is a ping pong shirt
waist It is made In various stuffs,
but the smartest models seen thus far
are of pongee and of butcher's linen.
One of pongee Is in the popular Gib
son style except that it opens down the
front and has a cluster of three one
half inch vertical pleats on each side
of the centre band. The stock and
cravat are of pongee, but what gives
the waist its ping pongy touch Is the
design of crossed bats and balls em
broidered in scarlet on the cravat ends
and on the deep turned-back cuffs. The
symbolical designs embroidered In
black and white on a Gibson model of
green butcher's linen convert it into a
ping pong shirtwaist
Shops are showing ping pong suits,
and If you want to be strictly up-to-date
don't say "polka dot" say "ping
pong dot"
The ping pong craze has even Invad-
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latest 15ooks
Hearts Courageous, by Hallie M. Rives, . . . . $1.20
The Story of Mary MacLane, 1.20
The Virginians, by Owen Wister, 1.20
Stephen Holton, by Charles Felton Pedgin 1.20
Tom Beauiing, by Governeur Morris 1.05
Red Anvil, by Sherlock 1.20
Graustark, by George Barr McCutcheon, 85
THE LINCOLN BOOK STORE, 1 126 O Street.
ed the furniture departments. There
are ping pong tables that can be con
verted Into dining or library tables at
a moment's notice of weathered, Flem
ish or polished golden oak In mission
style; folding tables are of hardwood
for ping pong, the legs and frame of
hardwood with painted and scored tops
made of board that will not warp from
dampness, and there are painted and
scored tops to place over any ordinary
table made of compo board, and ping
pong table covers of green oilcloth,
scored.
For ping pong parties and luncheons
are special table decorations In the way
of souvenirs, favors and other decora
tions which range frombon bon recep
tacles of cardboard In the form of the
bat with a small rubber ball fastened
to the Ud to a tiny box for sweets, the
cover of which when lifted forms a
table covered with green paper to rep
resent the field and ornamented with a
net and ball and racquet the full
fledged table represented in miniature.
Then there is a ping pong thirst
which goes with the game, and a new
punch called ping pong has sprung in
to popularity.
"She is one of those foolish women
who think they can win their way In
society with brains."
"Yes. and If she had any brains she
would know that she couldn't"
The mother of the little South Amerl
can gazed longingly In his Infant face.
"Who knows," she said musingly.
"Some day he may be president if
only" She started at the sound of
distant drums "for a few days."
"Wen, England has one thing to-be
thankful for In the South African
war," remarked Cawker.
"I'd like to know what it can be,"
retorted Cumso.
"The fact that the Boers have no
navy."
THE
First National Bank
OF LINCOLN, NEBRASKA
Capital, $200,000.00
Surplus and Profits, . 110,000.00
Deposits, 2,745,267.00
S. H. BURNHAM, A. J. SAWYEE,
President Vice-President
H. S. Fbkeman, Cashier.
H. B. Evans, Fbank Paeks,
Ass't Cashier. Ass't Cashier.
United States Depository
HARMESSor
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