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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-17
GERMANS HURL
100000 MEN ON
TOWN OF wilma

PETRoGRAD, Sept. 1T.-von Hin
denburg IL hurting 100000 men.
supported by heavy artillery.
against the siav lines In a deter.
mined effort 10 capture wilma.
Dvinsk and Riga
While II was officially admitted
that these new assaults had forced
retirements in this region and about
Pinsk. Il was stated that elsewhere
the Teuton armies had been defeat.
ed. Eleven hundred German pris-
oners were taken on "Wednesday.
Bloody fighting marked the Ger.
man crossing OF the Villa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-17

.ibe. l2ihc No. Stall 33l. Canning
peaches. Soc crate. Stall i25-No 5
pail pure lard. Csc. lean roast of
pork. i2hc 10. Stall $40. Best
green beans. lbs. 25c. yellow
hangam corn. Zoe doz. Stall 2i7.
Soc coffee. lbs. Soc. soc black tea.
i5c ID. Stall 80. Burbank potatoes,
csc sack. Stall 203. 6 large cans
milk. 25e, Premier y. Y. cheese. 30o
III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-17

spring chicken dinner with coffee
aud pie. 35c: baked ham dinner.
25c. Stall IL. coffee. zoe. 25c. 30c
ID; Tour si.35 sack. sardines in
oil. s cans 25c: Csc pkg. chocolate.
lsc. ? for 35c; fiayoring. ioc per
bottle. Stall II. sugar. s lbs. f7c.
Stall 30. wheat. 200 lbs. s2.20. Stall
pi- jar mustard. i0c. Stall 10. mems
heavy wool underwear. si25. Stall
1911. finnan haddie. 20c H.: cans
cove oysters. Csc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-17
ONLY A TEACHER

Prof. II. Carroll. who has been
giving dancing lessons at the
Strand hall. denies that he Ia the
proprietor Of the place.
Il am a teacher" he said. "and I
don't want the impression to go
out that am responsible for any
old kind OF dancing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-17
AUSTRIA WARNS
MUNITIONS WORKERS

PiTTSBURG. Sept. l.-Despi's
Vienna statements that Austria v
too busy with European affairs to
seek to cripple Arnericar lndus-
tries. official warnings 10 Austro.
Hungarian subjects that death mar
be the penalty for aiding in inak.
ing munitions for the allies wese
printed today in Austro.Hungarisa
papers in Pennsylvania.
The Austrian consul stmitfe.
that they came from his office OF
instructions from Vienna aud from
the embassy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-17
CARRANzA IS IT

WASHINGTON. Sept. i7.-with
events steadily shaping toward rec
ognition OF Gen. Csrranza. a climax
seemed near In Mexico City tods,.
Factions In the Mexican Situation
are expected 10 be represented IA
the peace conference IL Ne. YORK
Saturday. Secretary Lansing and
Ambassador Nason have dlreidy
gone there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-17

Stalls i-77-3s. pasteuriEed regular
ioc milk. &C qt.. &c pt Stall s.. 30.
gal range boilers. 500. Stalls IL.
fancy potatoes. $3.50 100 lbs:
peaches. 2sc doz Jonathan ap-
pies. si25 box. Stall 50. shoes re-
paired ~ lowest rates. Stall 1921.
creamery butter. a0c 10: full cream
cheese. lbs. 35c. pure honey &c
H. Stalls 1888. white clover but.
ter, &c H. 70 Pike st. iriea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-17
SOCIETY MEETS

The King County Humane So
ciety met Thursday in the Fraser
Paterson tea room. for the regular
weekly session.
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8-For Sale Miscellaneous

nouldinss. inside finish. buiidsrs hard
ware, building paper, ia fact. a COM
piets line. a. lowest prices. Send for
free catalogue no a
o. y WILLIAMS co.
Phone Main isf7. 1919 First Ave. r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-17

fnffifiei fahiiraflnnf
REPORT pF THE FINANCIAL cos
afiian - SO STATE BARK - nsiisYue
feea'sd 80 Bellevue ktnE county. state
~ washington - ths close - business
90 she End 49, - September 1918
nEAormCEa
i,asn. ard aiscpHnts .....tit.t sT IS
oysrassf's $3.50
eufi,iss ...-..s-s ssskt
asnstnE hsus. fusisufs ard
ttinfss t.s-ttt.tf. -s+tt - o.
nus from hsnks tsss- l.s+tstt- liblt "
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fhrensss .rttf. sssssss+st-s.v4 l.hls -
ff"uf aHd res ssttss*+stsstst Af'P
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gay or hepiemhrr ifah, thN saia AHol"h
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ahip aa1"hicatsa bansfpp'i ara ihAi
the urst meeting 81 inc creators %
salA banhfuptH VIII % hsla Al ihH
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tnF IN reattlr IN sain district on me
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= CLOCK ~ ihr afternoon AZ NhlFn ume
thr said creditors may attend. prove
thslr claims appoint trustee. stAm
Inc the hanhfuptfs ana TRANSACT eurh
other business may properly come
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-17

steamer viii leave Seattle every
Sunday at 900 a m for Fort Town
send direct.
STEAMER Kulshan viii call at Port
Townsend northhound Saturdays
only leaving Seattle at 10 y IN.
Points marked :" are boat landings
Passengers FOR these points and for
other boat landing points must make
their own arrangements for landing
ana assume all risk and liability IN
making such landing. Steamers pas
scnEcr rate docs not include boat land
Ing charges.
paggeEe liability IA limited 70 wear
Ing apparel. not ia exceed 500 for
whole ticket 100 pounds allowed free
steamers ana schedules subject TO
change without notice Freight re
c.ivod daily FOR all points feNcepting
Tncomal named IN above schedule.
Tickets must be purchased AZ ticket
office open from ESQ o. m 60 1900
midnight
PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION co.
Ticket office. tolmnn Dock.
Phone. Main sDoa.
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a NEW BrNcaIow
$50 CASH. SIS MONTHLY

Dent pa rsrf uhsn fnu rsn boy
res place on terms ilh~ fhsas
We'll buili tunsaiaw win fr~
view - Lake washington aniY
blocks from lake shore h1uis-
ward ard 20 fuinmtss car ride
from Finnssr square Price
81 ttA. Immediate possession.
Burke a TsrTar sei Ns~ York
Hook
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-17

PUGET SOUND
STEAMERS
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
DOCK. roof or MARION STREET
Leave Arrive
sssi'is Seattle
eapfs si~sm~s stcux. fori I otpn
daily Tosnsend Williams daily
except DunGrnsss 10 as ~, except
sAlaf.y ard AnEsls. lsandsy
.sieiofis. B. C.--rart Towns~nd-rort
Angeles
~ ~ steamer soi Dne. Tor fopm
mid Port Topnssne. Port daIiy
niFht Williams. DunFsnsss
daily gSsauimii. Port aa-
Ssiss ard vicioria.
.Des- No, csu ~,
INirseria Sundays
,ietorts. u. G.. Direct
~ aorfn st~ani.t froauais. fcr' iopm
daily iNirtoris. G eifsc, daily
Tacoma Direct
oaAmstosnh~s. Tacoma aud Scam
p,eeafn fndisnapali. Ter Ta.to seam
- snesrn coma direct Etsam.ris aepu
iiespsn every tws hours. tsc 2opn1
= e8pul single TRIP soc round 1nprn
Gscepru isip Connection. ar sopu
7cepn Tacoma with steam s;ae pr
sitpmsrs Tor olympia andia 20 IN
daily shelton. daily
Port rewns~pd-Anseort~-
fteliingham
s-soarn steamer what~arn.i psarn
daily Tor Port Townsend daily
except lAnsrortss and Rel except
EunaarlaEham Sunday
Esrr-ti--rdmopd.
~ mon steamer Cliy offi o6am
teprn Everett. Fdmonds s o0prn
daily Everett only daily
Observation-Disclosures
Port Townsend
10 seepnis = skalshan. for oopm
daily everett AnarortrH' daily
land RciiinFh ~.
'Calis ~ Port Town.
send southhound on
iiT Does not call hf's
Everett Saturdays
san Juan t.isnd.-Bcllingham
ia % str Ro.aiic. for Port oopm
midn'htresnsend and Rel.Tuesd'y
sundaylinsham. va all saniThursy
Tuesd Juan island points lsatur'y
ThursT
Fort rown.-nd--Pert angeie.--Neah
Bay and Way Forts
u % steamer Rolling fsoopm
~ hmm. Tor Port Town iTuesd'v
sunday send pnr, Angeles Thurs'y
Tuesd' y.Neah nay and way sstur'y
Thurs y'pnriF
Port Town.rnd--rort AnEeir--Crcs-
cent and WAY Port.
sea str. wsialcaIe. FOR esOOam
mtdn'ht Por, Townsend. Fort Monday
Monday Angeles. Port Crcs-l ,oopm
wcdue-'cent, Ciaiiam and'wodues
Fridav'wsy ports Friday
Port Gamhle--Ludiow-I 1asler
oopm steamer Puget. fori i5am
daily Kingston, @ m y ! e.i dRiiv
except H. a q ow, 'Enlon.l except
satur'yF I al Tor. Townsend sunday
Evansville. Iron ale
and Hediock
saturday Only
7,oopml steamer Puget. forl a.oopm
Kingston. Ludlow and
way polnts
sunday Only
aiooaml steamer Puget. 70 oOpm
Kingston. Ludlow and
WAY points
Hood Canai--tambir--I.ud
00am str. rottatch. for s.ssam
daily lf.udiow. Port Gamble daily
exccptl"BanEor and all except
sunday'points on Hood Cana. MONDAY
NaSwrfton and Austin
a:o0am str. Potiatch leaves ,o0pm
daily Seattle daily. except daily
except Sunday. 400 a m except
Sunday str, Sioux leaves Avs Sunday
Tin 1898 M and
'MaNwciton ii:9o
I'm. except Sundays
for seattle,
steamer viii leave Seattle over,'
Sunday At 90 a m. for Fort Town
send direct
Steamer Kulshan viii call at Port
Townsend. northhound. SATURDAYS
only. leaving Seattle at 10 y. m.
Points marked - are boat landings
Passengers Tor these points and for
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iufNrisi ruhfirafinnt
REPORT pF THE FINANCIAL cos
aifinn - iHs STATE Dark - Bellevue
located - Bsiistns. ktnE roanfr. state
- washington 81 fhs close - business
o. she and dsf - september 1918
REAotMCEa
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ie--Male Help Wanted

ORIGINAL MoLEH HAnnER SCHOOL
s.s Occidental Az.
Men ard women We teach TIRE barber
trad. thoroughly. wages Wills is.ra-
Ing assist I'm s.ruriar ppslttons. ever
10 years IN Seattle
f-4E ysar srsTs time - eslif up a mai
order business. - YOUR own We help
sou start for shar~ IN profits -
opportunities Particulars free Dept
p.1ss Opportunities ESchsnEr. Buffalo
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Agents Wanted

NENICAN DIAMONDS exactly fessmhis
genuine, sans rainhe~ FIRE. stand
fest. sell az stsht i've Ssvnts wanted
Profits fse weekly ard up Write
quick Tor sampia ca.> cffsr free MrN'
lean Diamond Importing Company. u9N
n Il gfmsr - NJ
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-12
rortniFhtly Bridge Club.
Big Mass Meeting
on Reservoir Park
Improvement Plan

The Bemls Park Improvement club has
a big mass meeting planned for Friday
night at Franklin school again 20 take
up the matter OF the Walnut Hill res
ervolr Improvement. The club Is making
every effort 10 bring out a large attend
anoe and. from indications Is going to
succeed. For the property owners in that
section Of the city. ON all sides OF these
reservoirs. are ehsmping the bits for the
proper action.
The Bemis Park club, Of which John
w. Parish is president and Clifford
Sadier secretary. has drawn up a rough
draft OF what Il wants and viii present
this Friday night. These folks, owners
OF nice homes. are determined that moth
ing shall be done on or about these
grounds that viii tend toward the dapre-
citation Of their property by making that
a less attractive residence community.
They object to a public playground and
most desire simply a highly beautifled
park. with the boulevard traversing Il on
the east side.
r. B. Howell, manager Of the water
district, says he and the Water board
are not as yet prepared to announce their
plans.
I'VE want TO make the best possible
ana most satisfactory improvements, {"
says Mr. Howell, "and VIII reach our
plan In perhaps two months"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-12

priated in the annual budget for recre-
alton improvement in the various parks.
But that IL only one phase OF the
work." T. +. sturgess. a member OF the
more or less moribund Social Service
board. told the commission. There Is
need for more than merely amusing chill
dren. We want TO broaden the scope Of
this enterprise. combining social welfare
and physical recreation. as has been done
in Kansas City and other places and
really get some where. And we don't
want to multiply the boards, bureaus or
commissions"
sturgess very bluntly says that a COM
mission 20 care for all this philanthropy
should absorb the Social Service board,
which never has amounted to a row Of
pins.
We ought 10 comprehend in this well
fare and recreation work attention to
Fairgrounds, parks, etc. but also sll the
various phases OF social service. even
down TO the matter NJ unemployment"
says Sturgess. That, OF course brings
us up against the matter Of finances"
And here he and Commissioner Ryder.
who pleads for Concentration and CO.
operation" also, agreed that legislative
enactment might be required TO provide
the necessary funds.
Results mt Kansas City.
sturEess showed that IN Kansas City.
where this work Is done under the COM
bination plan. last year al,OOO jobs were
found for men out Of work Wages to the
amount OF $4,000 were paid people willing
to toll and yet all OF It added not a cent
]
city has two quarries and other municipal
places Of employment more than able to
afford all such labor. Omaha, Sturgess
thinks. could find similar places.
Then besides this, Kansas City looks
after housing conditions and free legal
aid to those unable to pay for lawyers
That bedraggled old beldame, Miss
Rumor, frowning down from her pedestal
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-12
Parochial Schools
Pose for Movies

Children at st. Joseph and st. Cecilia
parochial schools posed Monday for the
letter carriers movies. A squad Of men
with cameras we're busy all morning
grouping the children and making films
Of them at work and at play.
The Letter Carriers association have
secured the Auditorium for the motion
picture and vaudeville show. which viii
be held for seven days, beginning Janu-
airy "a, The proceeds will be used to en-
terrain delegates OF the National Asso-
citation Of Letter Carriers, which will hold
their convention hero in September. Some
5000 persons are expected.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-12
KeepIns An Good Condition.

Many people suffer from indigestion
and constipation and do not know n A
feeling OF dizziness and languidness. bitter
taste IN the mouth. headache. bilious
fever-mcst Of these conditions when you
"are not sick. but don't feel right"-can
be traced to alusgish bowels ana torpid
liver Foley cathartie Tablets cleanse
the system, arouse the liver Danish In
digestion and make you feel good all
pver'-iisht energetic and ambitious
For sale By all dealers everywhere.-Ad-
vertisement.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-12
CLUB COMMITTEE FAv0RS
ANNEXATION OF SUBURBS

The municipal affairs committee OF the
Commercial club Il for annexation, or
rather consolidation. OF the suburbs With
Omaha 20 make greater Omaha John
p, Breen appeared before the committee
AZ it's last meeting and discussed the de-
tails Of bill that Is 10 be presented 20
the Legislature for this purpose. COnsid-
cradle discussion followed Bresn's talk.
after which the committee voted to favor
annexation.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-12

OF cynicism, ventures to impute political
motives to certain Of these plans.
schemes and ooncoctions. but the civic i'm
provement advocates cay this is precisely
what they wish TO avoid.
I'VE want TO life this move for social
welfare and physical recreation wholly
out Of the atmosphere OF politics-if II is
In one" remarks a spokesman.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-12
SOCIAL WELFARE,
MORE RECREATION
Air is Full of Plans, Schemes and
Proposals and Mass Meeting is
Called for Thursday.
LOOKING FOR CONCRETE BASIS

II all the plans, proposals. and speoifi-
cations for social welfare and physical
recreation now cogitsting In the brains
OF city commissioners and other public
spirited citizens ever crystalline into con-
crete action, Omaha ought 70 be the most
thoroughly welfared and recreated city
In the land
These are words 10 conjure with. They
formed the subject Of long and many
oornsSed discussion at the general COM
mittee meeting OF the city commission
this morning. The upshot OF the event
was meeting set for the council cham
bers Thursday morning at 10. when all
interested in this work are invited to be
present and air their views. Special in
vitatlons were extended by the mayor 70
DIR. friedrich Cehn. president OF the eN-
listing Welfare association; Edgar G.
Scott, chairman of a Commercial club
committee related to such work; r. r.
Denison. general secretary OF the Young
Mems Christian association; Mrs ". II.
Nelson, president of the Woman's club,
and r. U. Graft. city superintendent OF
schools.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-12
Henry Schroeder to
Be County Jailer

Ed w. Palmer will not be county jailer,
as first indicated in an announcement Of
Sheriff McShane's appointments for 1915,
but will continue TO be bookkeeper. Henry
Schroeder. deputy who was reappointed,
has succeeded former Jailer ]. NJ. Cahill.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-12
To Honor House Guest.

Mrs. Leonard AbsrcFombie Of Houston,
Tex. Is visiting her sister. Mrs. Charles
oNeil Rich. In her honor, Mrs Rich
entertained a few friends a. team this
afternoon. The affair was small ana very
informal
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-12
Recent Affairs.
Original Monday Bridge Club.

The orisinal Monday Ridge club was
entertained today at the home Of Mrs W.
r.. MeISeen. Those present were;
Mesdames-- Mesdames-
Charles +, KountEe, Arthur Remington,
A. q. Beeson. A. l.. Reed
Isaac Cole, IT, P ISirkendall
Daniel Wheeler, jr. Joseph Barker.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-12
Waiting Here from Grand Island.

Misses Dorothy and Marie nich. daugh-
Misses Dorothy and Marie Rich. deugh-
iers Of DR.. Rich OF Grand lsland, are
visiting this week at the home OF Misses
Nan and Margaret Griffith. ils North
Thlrtieth street
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-12

soothe Your Cough and Cold.
Bells Pine-Tar-Honey goes right TO the
pot. Checks the cough, eases throat,
ills the cold germs only 25c. All drug
Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-12
Monday, January ii, 1915.
By MELLIFICLA.

godmothers have filled
their wedding
MI number Omaha brides received
a - wedding gifts.
o fortune Miss Marion
Joseph
Baldrige, o
time in Council Bluffs bot
in CT
residence 1t
10 be a
Burnley before her
marriage another lucky person.
father Burkley built inviting Thirty
readiness their
their
Miss Violet
AIcshane:
Miss Marion Halter daughter of Mr. and Mrs Frank
Halter Wharton Krkenda and whose
home Thiryeventh places
Omaha individual architecture Spanish
the bridal gift Of her parents Mr. and Mrs r. p Krkenda
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-12
Laces, 215c Yard
In Basement--Tuesday

In Basen1ent--Tuesday
German and French laces and in
sertions. Some matched sets. y TO
l y inches wide. Values TO &c yard,
for 2 &c.
White and Cream Oriental Lace
Edeings and Shadow Lace Eds-
inos; White and Cream Oriental
Lace With colored Edges and
Dainty White and Cream Chiffon
Edges, 4 TO 9 Inches Wide TE.
Values to soc yard. ...,. 1JC
tsIneh Batiste, Swiss, Cambria and
Nalnsook Flouneings-Eyelet and
filet effect. Worth Sc Or
yard Tor. -................ SJS
Beautiful Swiss and Cambria Edges
and Observation-Disclosures effects.
Also Dainty seadlRas, 2 to
inches wide. Worth to IL
15c yard. Tuesday. NC
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-12
With the Visitors.

Mrs. John Marshall Snyder OF Billings.
Mont. 10 the house guest OF Miss May
1lshoney. Mrs. Snyder was formerly Miss
Ada Fsttee OF Perry. la. and Is return
ing from an extended European trip.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-12
Family Dinner Party.

Mr. and Mrs. James Hsnley gave
dinner Sunday At their home in honor
OF Mr.. and Airs. c. J. Hanley. vino were
married recently. and for Miss Roxena
Cullen and Mr. Thomas Hanley. who will
be married, Tuesday. January ~. The
table was attractively decorated In pink
and white. A tall gold and white basket
filled with Killarney roses and tied with
large pink malline bows was used as the
table centerpiece. This was surrounded
with small candelabras OF pink and white
shaded candles ana small gold baskets
tied with pink pows and filled with pink
and white. roses The place cards were
small gold baskets filled with pink and
white roses and marked the places OF
Mr. and Mrs. G. ]. Hanley. jr.;
Mr. and Mrs. John u. Marsh,
Mr and Mrs. ]. J. Byrne.
Mr. Q. j. Hanley, sr,;
Mr. Thomas Hanley,
Misses Misses
Raxena Cullen Georgia Hanley.
May Hanley. Mary Hanley,
Masters Mas1ers-
J. j. Byrne, 1r James william
Hanley, jr.;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-12
In Nd out Of the BE- Hive.

Air. J. L-imsky Of san Francisco arrived
Sunday morning 70 be the guest o. his
l.rotheT. Or. Louis Limskys ana AIRS.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-12
Danoing Parry ToniRht.

The Coronado club win entertain thih
evening in the new ball room OF the
Rome hotel. This viii be the annual
grand bail OF the club and tho commit
tee in charge has made elaborate plans
for the evenings entertainment
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-12
Sheets, Slips, Muslins

sITes-Ie Blesehed shests-"crown Brand" Fine grade
bleached sheetfng. free from dressing. Resembles
New Bedford or nne percsle sheeting Torn 6qc
and ironed Wash beautifully zoe quality. V0S
72sS0-Ineh Victor UHhisaehed sAset.-Made of heavy
round thread musltn--torn. Easily bleached a.
and laundered. Worth 55c. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ToS
42x30-Ineh Bleaehed Pillow CAses--Extra fine quality,
made from genuine HIS bleacked muslin. 1CIc
Soft finish. free from dressing worth 16e. AS2C
O-4 unbIeaehed SheetinE-Extra fine quality, full
width Easily beached and laundered. Soft IT.
finish. CSC value. Tuesday, yard ~
ss-Ineh BIssshea AssIaExtra fine quality soft fin
tsh, PERFECT GOODS. Worth Toe yard. IL
o. -.
S0-Inch l.. l.. Unbleached MunIia-Fne soft fin Al
ish, closely woven Fun pieces. Worth 7c, -. az
36-Iaeh white Cambria nd LongcIOth-Mn rem
nants Long, serviceable lengths. Values e.
10 lOc Sard. ~
Genuine White @WaraH FIanneI--Extra weight, OIL
and durable Worth lave yard ....... o2C
37-Ineh swiss outing FlaRneI-Fne wearing quality
Extra weight. shorts. 10 10 90 yards. Worth 7lc
lOtsc yefosss.s
The Genuine AmSskeas BIeaehed Baby FIanneI--
Beautiful weight soft feecy nap finish IL 71c
worm ~ nc yard ~
PercaIe--Mostly light grounds Neat
stripes and figures. Remnants up IS yard e.
Worth lOc yard-.... "
S9-Ineh kiuderGaFten Satisfactorily plain sta 1nI
pie shades. Worth lee yard. AV2S
Sa-Ineh Ffnest Quality PeFeaIe-All coll oil.
ors and styles. Positively worth l5c yard. S2S
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-12
OrdInsnce wow PendIne.

Some folks may not know It, but the
city commission has now pending before
It an ordinance providing for a recreation
board or commission. largely for the pur-
pose Of expending this $4,000 fund appro-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-12
Irish Linen


Width. Actual Value. Sale Price.
80 Inches. il. S1.00 Yard. Toe
80 Inches, .e1.35 Yard 81 90
36-lneh White Irish llnen-Medium
heavy. Worth Ssc yard Or
Special, at........,...... EJC