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Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-21
BRIEP CITY NEWS
~ Q sect Print II.

r~s-s sect Frint II.
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EishtInE fixtures Bureess-Granden Co.
Bt-ietly Homs-Nade Pies. Tier Grand Cafe
cifts fer Ushers-Edholm, Jeweler.
-t-c---stibna1 Life Insurance co--Is1o
Carries t. Ady. General Agent. Omaha
nlss Araa Riley OF Riley Sisters MI
iacIy company has gone to New York to
y drchase the spring stock.
. szy.z-s Accounts in Nebraska Savings
scd Loan Aes n. one dollar TO 5000 each.
Sx per cent per annam. credited semi
annually. ORGANIZED 1885. 1908 Fsrham.
Services At Gospel Han-J. Nixon Irving
OF Liverpool. Eng, will preach In gospel
hail, 290J Farnam street, Sunday evening,
a. 7:45. and every night throughout the
week.
Dr. -urnsr GETS No new Trial-Dr.
Duncan Turner will set no new trial in
diltrlct court of his suit against the
Columbia Fire Insurance company, for
Judge Bay has overruled a motion for a
Vehearing.
Funeral OF henrik schmyssn-The flu
neral OF Henrtck schmysen, who died
Thursday at his home, 922 North Twenty
second street, aged 81 years, will be held
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at Crosby's
NNAAI@A NV q AAn 49, $3.50
etery.
Deaths at smelter Accidental verdict
OF accidental death was the result of the
~coroner's investigation into the circum-
stances OF the fatal injuries sustained by
j. Kallke. 1850 r street, South Omaha,
and II. Anton, South Omaha, by the ex-
p%losion Of the forty-ton converter at the
plant of the American Smelling and Re
filming company.
pohemian Farm Paper Breaks Record
Hospodar, the Bohemian farm paper pub
lished in Omaha, has just issued a NAM
moth number, containing 140 pages, with a
cover in colors. The issue is printed on
extra fine paper and is filled from be-
ginning to end with special articles on
pertinent agricultural subjects and adver-
tisements that show a high appreciation
of the value of the paper as a medium
for reaching the Bohemian farming pop
ulation.
Denies That IT'S Plant stinks-The
smith-Lockard company denies that it's
manufacturing processes engender such an
odor that the neighborhood of the plant Is
msde unhealthy. The company makes
this denial in an answer in district court
TO the suit for an injunction filed months
ago by John Rush, who charged that
property Of his is being damaged by the
company, which pickles hides before MAX
ing them into whips. The Smith-Lockwood
company asserts that an inspection of the
plant made by Health Commissioner Con-
nell constitutes an. adjudication OF all
complaints in the matter: that Thirteenth
street is a business street. anyhow, and
that the building coupled by the factory
was built for business purposes.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-21
New Apartment
for Park Avenue
Southern Colonial Structure, Costing
$4,000, to Be Known as
The Maryland.

An apartment house representing IN in
vestment of s25, 900 is to be erected at the
corner Of Poppieton avenue and Park
avenue and Is 70, be completed as soon as
possible, 1t will be known as the Mary
land and will be distinctive in it's style of
architecture and Will conform to the style
generally known Us the southern colonial.
In conformity with this style a large
veranda viii be built along the east side.
The building Is TO be erected by a syndi-
cate, composed of Charles Armstrong.
Sidney Smith and Lloyd Willis. Mr., Willis
is also the architect, The property has 100
foot frontage on Park avenue. Three OF
the apartments are already rented.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-21

Vernon hail Nas called home this week on
account OF the poor health OF her mother
and her brother. They live at Osceola-
Miss Della Tartsh, a prominent member Of
the senior class. is acting preceptress in
her absence.
The debating squad Of the Nemaha High
school worked in the Peru Normal library
on Saturday. They were accompanied by
assistant Principal Nellie Dawson, who Is
a last years graduate OF the Normal. Miss
Dawson was a prominent debater while In
school.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-21
D. S. HepatiC Salts
Fest system Cleanser

adjuster" as well as a system cleanser.
1t is perfectly safe and harmless
and one Of the very few remedies,
which can be freely given to infants
as well as adults. 1t is pleasing to the
taste-unlike all other salts-and it's
action very pronounced. When you are
III, all tired out, run down, need tun-
ing up or when your liver causes you
trouble, go to a good physician, but IL
this is impossible try this remedy and
note how quickly yonr-will be bene-
fitaI
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-21

win q rev exceptions there have been
general gains In the attendance Of the male
undergraduate academic departments, the
most increases being shown by the Prince
ton, Nebraska, Stanford and Kansas. The
enrolment Of undergraduate women also
shows a satisfactory general increase; at
Cornell and Syracuse the number of under
graduate women is larger than that OF the
men. Harvard continues TO lead In the
number of male academic students, being
followed by Yale. Princeton. Michigan.
Chicago, Wisconsin, Columbia and Mime
sofa.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-21

Widening Influence of school ~
Jacksonville

Widening Influence of school ut
Jacksonville.
at the midyear meeting Of the trus-
tees, President Harker announced a gift
Of 5000 from a friend in Jacksonville,
another $1,000 from Miss Mary Kellogg. a
bequest of $1,000 from the estate Of Mary
Green Of Jacksonville and smaller gifts
a~ggreGatlng 5000.
To fill vacancies in the board DR.. C. E..
Weich Of Westfield. N. Y, and Hiram
Buck Prentice OF Kenilworth. H., were
appointed. The fathe- Of Mr.. Prentice,
Rev. DR.. william S. Prentice, was one of
the founders Of the woman's college. as
was also Rev. DR.. Hiram Buck, for whom
he is named. These appointments show
that the college is attracting the setten-
ton and interest of capable business men
in a largely increasing territory.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-21
Annoumcements 81 the rheaters.

Tonight at the BOYD Lillian Russell win
open her local engagement of three nights.
with a special holiday matinee tomorrow
afternoon, She viii be seen In an amusing
light comedy that might almost be clasSed
as a farce and which is happily entitled
he First Nisht," az $ developments Goa
Germ the trials of two authors ln getting
their musical comedy produced in a reg
ular theater. AS Lillian Russell was long
identified with the comic opera stage, She
ought to know the twists and turns OF
such possibilities, ana this explains her un-
usual vogue. I'm the new piece. 1t was writ
ten for her by George V. Hobart and Is
credited with being that popular humor-
lists latest success. Though the comb.nl-
ton OF Russell and Hobart ie quite suffi-
Client. the fair Lillian has a beautiful pro-
duction TO offer and a supporting company
Of exceptional strength, fpr In the cast viii
be found such favorites as Digby BeR SUI
Same Westford, MilIicent Evans, sydney
Booth, julius McVicker. Albert Ardruag,
George e. Mack. T. Hayes Hunter, Lsonora
Oakford and Saidee Williams.
IT you want TO sell anything quickly ad,
vertise il In The Bee Want Ad Columns.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-21
simple Remedy tor LAgrippe.

Legrippe coughs are dangerous. as they
frequently develop into pneumonia. FOley's
Honey and Tar not only stops the cough.
hut heals and strengthens the lungs so that
no serious results need be feared. The
genuine Foley's Honey and Tar contains
no harmful drugs and Is in a yellow pack.
age. Sold by all druggists
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-21

sohaefer's Cut Price Drug stores. 18th
and douglas.
schaefer's cut Price Drug Stores, 1914
North 10Th Street.
SchaefsI's Cut Price Drug stores. i02
North 24th Street, South Omaha.
Schaefer's Cut Price Dgug Stores. 24Ol
y Street, South Omaha.
Beaton Drug Co., 18TH and Farnnm.
II. 8. King gath and Farnam
Haines Drug Co, 1910 Farnsm.
The Bell Drug Co., 1915 Farnam
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-21

Walnut Hlll Pharmacy. doth ana
Saratoga Drug CO., 2eth ald Amos Ave.
J. III. Merchant, 10th and Howard.
The Crissey Pharmacy, 24th and Leke.
Johnson Drug Coz. 9Th and apaulding.
5. A. Eersnek. i402 South 18th street.
thas. NJ . athron. 1875 North 2ith Street
IL L. P~ribbenow, 10th and Vinton.
Forest a Fenton prug Co, 3Gth n {
streets South Omaha.
Bell Drug Co, Florence, Eeh
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-21

me a well woman,
and Iwould like to
tell the wholeworld
of IL. / suffered
fromfemale trouble
and fearful painsin
my back. Ihad the
best doctors and
they all decided
that I had q tumor
In addition to my
female trouble, and
advised an opera
ton, lydia II.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-21
RANK OF UNIvERsITIps.
Attendance mt Twenty-EiGht Leading
institutions.

The annual pamphlet, compiled and pub
lished by Prof. Rudolph Tombo, jr, of
Columbia university, Showing the enroll
ment of the twenty-eight leading Ameri-
can universities. is just off the press, His
comparative statistics show that on the
whole considerable gains have been made
all along the line, although this year four
institutions-Iowa, Minnesota, New York
university and Yale-showa loss as com
pared with the previous year. The great
est gains have been made during the year
by Columbia. Chicago, Wisconsin. Calf
f%ornia, Cornell, Ohio and Pennsylvania, in
the order named.
According to the figures for 1909, the
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-21
SCHOOLS.
ISLAND COLLEGE

Regular college preparatory courses.
Music. Art and Commercial courses Of
Tered. Heslthful location. Expenses mod
crate. Catalogue sent on request Ask Us
about the school Address. Dr. George
sutherland ProHtdont
A ISLAND, NEBRASKA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-21

Pneumonia FaiIawS a Cold,
but never follows the use OF Foley's Honey
and Tar. which stops the cough, heals the
lungs and expels rae cold from your system
Sold by all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-21
AFTER
SUFFERING
ONE YEAR
Cured by Lydia E. Pink
'sVegetable Compound

Milwaukee, Wis. Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has made
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-21

George W. Payne, OF Providence,
the Rhode Island member OF the Ma
tional Formula Committee, says: "A.
D.. s. Hepatic Salts have filled q long
felt want in the world of medicine.
Although on the market only a short
time | have several customers who
have tried this remedy. and they all
say that it is the best relief OF the
kind they have erdognd."
Get " at any A. ID, S.. drug store.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-21

Bee Want Ads Produce Results.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-21

IT you want to sell anything quickly ad.
yertise IL In The Bee Want Ad Columns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21

distinguished navigator and hydrog
rapn"r. hut no warri.r brakes plans
struck him ~ pur" madness and he
did ltttl" 70 further the operations
The result was that Borough wa- trI"'i
pu board Ia" Elizabeth bpuav"utur'
~ primitive court martial. and 500 p
trnCed q abide the pgius of death. >
hut he "utlived both III" s"n'"nC" amt
hI- quarrel with Drake and fnmand'~i
~" Bonavoln against IN" Armada
In that fight the Lion was second Nag
ship. having Lord Thomas How ard a.
her commander
Ia wac a new Lion that fought IN
the battle On the North Portland IN 1861
Twenty years later her captain was
killed IN IN" first battle 81 the -S"hoon"-
,"ld udsr Captain John IOrplay sh"
topk part ~ the action with the French
on B"a,hy Head IA 1897 which brought
80 much Contum"ly upon TOrrIngton.
but the ship had the sat sfd"'Ion Of -hdr-
ing ~ ku-~sll- great NI"'orv NJ barfr'.r
two year later II IN not until i7lj that
VIZ agnin find IIou IA acton THIS
time commanded by Capt Percy Brett
Of The Young Pr"teud"r from Scotland
to France hat the Lion came on decidedly
SECOND test n III" encounter and retired
with - killed and 10 wounded. Of whom
seven diet later
Ia 1859 ~" Lion was present ~ tho
taxing OF GuaI"loupc. where her cap
tain. William Ir.laWnev. was wounded
! veuty Years later. lighting under Byron
IN Grenada she had narrow oscap"
from capture Byron conducted the.
battle IN anything hut a capable manner
although the ineptituda 81 the French
prevented u from being IN. crushing
defeat ~ ought To- hav" haou The Lion
and two other ships w"ro cut OF from
tho nam body and Byron m has official
report Expressed ms great surprise
that no ship Of the enemy was detached
after the Lion
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
Nj. POcoaO.
Mt.PIeaSantHOuSe

most |It IuDH ~ II"nD NOIEIaIIN- ND
'f' 'uIrnC~ steam heat. maths i..s.nr md
>r.,tc" -'~-I an outdoor siaFt> fr'' r.ass OBJ
."''-f nF'~-.Ei water livery social rates 80
-r 'rr0rt. a. r!,r 'u- handsomely Al. .sfrAf"d
I o 49, v S q " lILLM v. lnuIrn- Ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
COI NTWI hoard.

rrNr sfDNF JpTTNGT. Kingston. y Y -
. .r., f arm n,erjoo,ng kingston cts me View
a. gf'. ILLS and shaw nngunk Mountains. WIN.
JLN. EpMJNDS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
OLD DOMINION LINE

DAN ~ERN IL
For Oh pntr Comfort. Norfolk. Portsmouth
Ttnner's Point and Newport NeW>. = connect
ms for Petersburg lA,rwuui. NAshl gton, ID. c..
and the entire SuIFI aut West
rrlght snd Passenger steamers >ail from P'sf
=. y. ", loot o. North Moore -. every weoz
day at = "
" l.. WOODROW. r-,-,~ Manager
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
MONTANESCA

~ \ $50 H.. 81. ~ fh flN'lN
'OisTr s'r.-'.. r'gI-r'Ass m AppoIu f-lrr -
MI pi'~pTAgr porouo a'adG 4Ar'rrs FOR A-in
ls', hu1A r. snt TunT DuNrs upon request
?. u o. ~ ~. Prop " PO' ono. P~1nA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21

Beautiful Astumn N"nth. - ne summit %
'F~ 'Ht"N. ..# n. ." HUfrl irf shiTe.
..,sr o. afr.r ... t... I-r' . f.Hsr .uH
...' 'r.-'s .-- ...I't .d 'fi.
emf 80 .s. H.l.. .r'.si'Fs hHff' Is I'.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21

U'" TfS- Sl-rurr 80 nook. Ca'.sIUs. 90.
g~frf- rrr. I.s lartFng Trip srnf A. Ip,fagv -
H4.iyu tu.rl l'sl Line. bcsbrOsses 81. =. b.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
IIONS or BRITISH Navy.
NarNc,seIs THAT Have horne the Nam,
Ia llIStorN.


Tta name IT Davenport new cruiser
10 ur' IN" Of thu hsppiest in our naval
annals. although thor. are few indss.d
Ia can rlva' It in point Of antiquity,
,.,s ne London Globe Four hundr,~t
wears ago IA 1911, tn he exact English
summing IN tho North Sea suffered much
anr1vanc" ~ tho hands Of one Andrew
barton. who with Andrew Wood was one
2 rh. commanders ~ IN" fleet Of James
IS 4 scotland Th.s" men voyaged
.r..r '"'t"rs II marQu. and were re-
..r..ar'- impartial n their attentions
H.V"r"~. ru" Government of IN" day
r..- o.. n,trc, u their d"predations and
.. lbs. rh. Earl at surrey took matters
ND rs oven hands fitted out two ships
r.- .0r .,I"u-' and s"' his own sons
|... .rAari and Lord Thomas Howard
. rraut e them BARTON had two
... . v.r. nan. tut the we're scatter.>i
... ...-r III" sam" thing happ"n.Si
... towards ships. but IN the end
".....- .rll n with Rarton himself
.r.-hrr with m" other scottish
..i..-s a. IN" Scots were the
..,. action, was 'p add two SHIPS
r.. ~ I5Il. one Barton's own
'..u of lcn tons AMI ia" other
N"r,,lu. IT seventy tons Rar-
, 2u- rrl"i and m" AFFAIR l"d
., .u" ha'tI" IT Flodd"n King
.u-y-r rr James " = COM
...-... ..... ,'..,, .u BARTON vas 10 IL"
.' '.- ilrar"> va never
,d %. pc. q rr"..' 81 90" r"ay" among
noes
,rg-ioIslv enough ,r.'h"- Lion was
coca from ,h" scots 100 SO hur sh" re-
.,. 81 such sever" punishment At IA"
.nt- Of the pan-v that IN" sanS III
r.rwirh b"fpr. she could b" oarrl'sl mt"
Inc first Lion actually built for the
nv dates from 1880 She was vessel
go tons. bIt carried no fewer than
.s., guns. two 81 brass and forty-eIgh'
s r.n bat ~ j. doubtful u any Of them
'..-l q shot II more than twelve pounds
-.....' IN" h"l,I ""' naval gun in u-.'
gee, ,.ar4 later fired a shot Of only sixty
-. ...vN- and ~" Ark ROYAL. Of S0O
'.- 't--hIu In IN" armada campaign.
r'.-i only tour 81 these During
.... .r' 'vu CENTURIES we find all sorts
.ra'..n- On the nam" which Wis
, .r'.,- rHti"n will XIV" 10 Davenport
q, .-r today
..-. par" -R.-i Lions Whit" Lions
..' Lions Rose Lions Two
. .-. .nI whole brpuds of Lions
'.. tg,'-" lg-t frequently built "a
,... "- ard numbered. ht" "a" torp@yi"
.Ity ir rV these. however.
..r.. .rlar -GrId"a Lion stands
.I..,' Sh" was built NJ 1859. had
...... g $3.50 and wns ntrn'd with "A
800 ''"u. thirty bong g,inn"rs
-. .H.v- ard lJu mariners
.'.- 'r..'."u' consisted { -iNtv pieces
Do . rH. -.'tIy- uI--''l for oriuauC.
..." four -d..'uI- cannon" IN.
''.' gtr bong I'-s' pounds and
.H., rs..II-. eight I.j0D pound
.r.- '-..g = Il, pound rtpt.
f.".. ..Ily"rIr- ~ pounds
.. .'l 'r.ng a . pound shot and
81. r...'.I ..F..r-' with pound
a.'-i.tI',d the heavy
..' 7. lliiifru there eight
-.v-r"r fowler ohaInb.r-'
r. falcon ia" longest ranging
..- '." d,ul..'l ly"rIu which was
10 'E"r'v -,. 70 PAGES
.H'. Vim o. utt"l referred
'.." .-.' I'g afl r"~tiv". and when
.'.....' " .'0H y was officially
-'I|..I VlfH Drake o.
-I'r' tn" King - SPANS
.-."l-' '..' rlfnatipu .
... u .HH l,.-rIgh. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
Splendid Array of Pianos and Other
Prizes Attracting Unusual In
terest in Window of Big
Music House at Third
and University
Hundreds of Contestants Already Entered and Scores of
Lists Arriving in Every Mail-Con,est Closes
October lSth-Not Yet Too Late to Enter,
But No Time Should Be Lost

letter mere tisnes than n appears
~ she fpH nnffs "Eiiers Places"
FurHTn-Fse srsiiinas Ter the same
wufa MAJ NOE 30 used. aHn wafhs sreitsd
he sane. bst haViaa diffsssaf mssninss
NAV 30 Nssd bnt ehrs
FfrTts MAKO cost yuur iiss - uufds
in Alphabetical efasf. gfstnE ths uunitrF
~ cautalns a. TOO u nrsf rags. sa9n
your fau name sna address ann ssaf
N 20 thE EfiHfs hunir ttause. marked
"rahilffff Department.. also stats
uhstbs1 yes hsra = pianc ~ osEan. and
shat maks
MNvm Naeb anA even nsi wai ~
flied sna rEsminsA eAfsfafF ~ ran
petshf fssErs in ansfiafsiF AZ she riess
% gNn nuntrst. and Wtnhers Niii bn as
saanref lass 90 asiss1 ttsrsaftsr a.
posssbis
SEVENTH Those frestvinK rtspa Per-
chasina rafiififafss uikF aFriF same ea
the pNfehasa % arr nsw high kFats
tiann ~ rfaySf FtaH8 a. she regular
ssiat'lthsf fsiau rrirs. tui sannai aEslF
item o. any pefeaass maas pfies 60
October ~. t8tk
EfguFM Sof mnrs than enc plana
rafehasfHg csffifirAts will ~ aeerpts1
an enc same Phase
NINTH Al anssrfs masf BE- b. suf
sffsna af hssF pastnNfA nos later tb4n
9 a-eieek - oetnbsF it 1919
TENTMa-fn tHs sweat - iie oeruf-
ftne bafweem sarresstsi ennfssfanFs. neat.
nesa ass Eersrai arssAFsare - ti BE- tHa-
HitsFra anf pftars wiii - awafdsd 60 she
p0Fsvn whnse iist pFssHuts the iT~ss'
mistakes
ELEVENTH The aseisida - 50
faaass 10 10 f3nat
rsFrr. rrtt- rlanioFss 81 tsr fusss
Musie Hsass ~ anr ueFahsrs g tb#ar
famAliss ass naf e&iKthls Co rurup xta ~
ait uftrfH a. IL paflfeiT oEsn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
TALKS ON TEETH
By The Regal Dentists
AreYOu NegIeCting Your Teeth!

Physicians and dentists the world
over are now saying that pyorrhea.
loose teeth. missing and aching
teeth will cause not only nervous
ness. bad temper. insomnia. insan.
ity and bad stomach. but also loss
% fiesh and general breakdown Of
the system.
Famous beauty doctors claim
that nothing spells beauty as much
as ugly. disfigured and decayed
teeth.
How 10 solve the problem
Call and have us examine your
mouth free Of charge
Loose teeth and bleeding gums.
pyuFrhea or Riggs disease posi-.
lively cured
n you have two or more teeth
10 either Jaw We can give you a full
set OF teeth without the necessity
OF having 70 wear plates Nothing
TO drop In che mouth: as good. u
not better. than your own teeth, as
they can give no pain
If you must wear a plate. let uB
make you one Of our Smooth Sue.
ton Plates. guaranteed never TO
drop IA the mouth
Painless extfactions or no pay
accepted
We give a written guarantee
with ali work
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES.
i405 Third Az, N. w. Corner Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12

over &c rsanns and ether must o. ".
aff#mrhts hare tssa sttsn awSS ~ ~
% ths tast - mssns 81 etiHsrttts
afsuiiah go esq Huasn and hs nssthes1s
~ businsan
TIE iisg ana addresses - thsss ~ts-
nsfs Nui siadJ BE- farnishsd upsn go
piiratfon
This present friendly renissi. 80 -
Hove. 10 tbs most Interesting we heNv
ever unasftAksn We haps " ~iil -
fte means ~ bstnKiuE aHF Heusa $40 So
piaans vs eel tn the atteatiun o. = iarNr
number ~ rew rrsttrnta
IN this contest 80 have sac rn-epers
fian af several W ths Largest piano uAns
ufsrtufefs lm America. she desire 60
bring thsif insfrumeuts sfiii more prom
fneniiv before tbe pahlic
Tou stand lasf 80 rood chance -
SHINING one ~ shs n1asuificsnf prices a.
Ynuf rriEhhar oar rrpHtatina ls hsrh
% every aurd tn this announcement. ara
the same Square deal methods that have
made the rHnrp Music H1uss the lars
80 and most Important Music iiopse
on ths pariuc coast wiil be strictly al
hrfnH tu
n yaa failed % sse our former an
naancementa wn gill HlaAiv send ruu
az 80 the particulars upon request ~
explain them fully in dstau V yea can
make Ne convenient Co rali at our store
Remember the place Euefs NaaiC
Houss successor 90 % IehnEon 60.
Eiiers Music huldinE THIRD and uuis
versitY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
MOVEMENT ON
FOR SIMPLER
DRESSES

Can rivalry IN dress. including
the use OF cosmetics and elaborate
hair dressing. among the pupils OF
Seattle public schools be brought
Go an endy
Can movement for simple dress,
placing the pupils. especially In the
hlgh schools, upon an equality Of
appearance. succeed
These questions are being eonsid.
cred by several students clubs, by
the school authorities. and by a
committee OF the Students Simpll.
fled Dress association. recently
formed
The movement TO simplify dress
was taken up some months ago by
the Rotary club. at the request OF
the school authorities, The result
is the formation OF the society,
with II. r. Denny as chairman. w.
l.. bigger secretary. and Mrs G, w.
Saunderson. Or Ida ]. Weaver,
Mrs. II. T.. Fish. Mrs. Eta Cham
herlain. as the officers, The or
CARNATIONS represented are the
city Federation OF women's clubs.
the \. w. c, A.. the Moman's Com
meroial club. and the Rotary club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
Values in Well-Made Aprons

MARGARET APRONS. SPECIAL 25c-
OF blue ginEham. cut circular. with large
bib terminating over shoulder, pocket
and edge OF Apron trimmed with white
piping
LARGE BAND APRONS. 35e-Made OF
blue and white checked Amoskeag ging-
ham and trimmed az bottom with full ruff
fle.
BAND APRONS. 25c--Tn round style. OF
light percale. trimmed all around with
circular ruffle.
GINGHAM PRINCESS APRONS. sPE-
CiAL 50c-ln lighthlue OF pink. gored TO
III the figure and trimmed with white
binding
MARGARET APRONS, 5Oc-of light
color percRle. trimmed with riek-rack
Other Aprons at this price are OF blue
or pink gingham, trimmed with white pip
ings
PRINCESS APRONS. T5c-Cut extra
full and long and made OF light-hlue and
white plaid Bingham. gored 20 1T the fig
ure smoothly Have deep pockets and
trimmed with full ruffle and lightblue
binding
ALLoVER APRONS, si.50-Made OF
light-blue and white or pink and white
checked Bingham. with sleeves. trimmed
with deep. fun ruffle. with square neck
finished with embroidery insertion or
turnover collar trimmed in white
Second Floor.