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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-04-27
Bows In Snrin.

In Spain boys under sixteen are not
allowed to lift or carry more than six
teen pounds or push or draw heavy
loads
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-04-27

The exclusive and beautiful new
patterns Of wall paper at Piers at
away down low prices. adv.
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Lott & Bopf's 1st additi,
lot 3, blk 3
Lott Il Bopf's I'd addition


Part of NV sw, Sec. 1921, com
mencing at the west boundary line
of 18th Ave. S. md on the north
boundary line q Thomas street,
and thence rum .ng west 3l3 $40 #
to the west .Jundary line of Sec.
1921, thence north 1T fit, thence
east parallel to south boundary line
313 $40 fit, thence south to place of
beginning and des in vol 158, p. 270.
J. I'll. Koehler's addition
lot 6, blk 2
Emma Williams addition
lot 7, blk
Eighth ward
That part of lot 4, Sec. 24-29-7,
des in Reg. of Deeds office, vol IA,
p. 158.
That part of the mel sci des in
Reg. of Deeds Office, vol 81, p. SOB,
Sec. 2+29-7.
That part of the SET sci, Sec. "a
29-7, DIES in reg of deeds Office, vol
81, page SOB.
Part of the mel sci, sec 24-29-7,
beginning at point 239 tt of the
NV cor of the mel of the sci, sec "a
1871, and 30 fit e of the n and S line,
this point to be the NV corner of
the following described tract of
land running parallel with the
sec lire 40 ft, thence running
parallel with the line 105 25-100 #,
thence running W parallel with the
line 416 tt, thence parallel with
the line 105 25-100 fit to the NV
cor and DIES in vol 143, page 634.
Eighth Ward
Kiefer, Miller s. Ringles addition
| lot s. blk 2 lot g. blk IA
John Rinele addition, subdivision of blk G, X.
NJ & Ringle End addition
Dunbar & Brown River View addition
| lot /. bike lot 6. blk 2 lot Z. blk
| W 81 1T of lots l and q blk 8
Brown, Gilbert & Winton's Maple Hill addn
lot l. blk 8 lot II, blk 10
| Brown, Gilbert & Winton's Forest Park add'n
| lot T. blk Z lot l, blA
Brown & Gilbert's add'n to Forest Park addn
| lot blk lot blk lot blk
] il 3 Is IS Il Il
Part of lot 4, sec 26-29-7. com at the Sc cor of
Clinton street and First avenue, running so
| IT on Clinton street by 100 IT on First avenue,
| DIES. in vol 81, page 1911.
Stewards addition
| lot /, blk Z lot 5, blk 10
| A Warren Jr's west addition
| lot 9, blk lot 3. blk 2 lot Z, blk s
| Mary Poor's addition
| lot 4, blk
c.. r. Dunbars addition
| lot 10, blk
| A. f. Marquardts Addition
| piece or parcel of land in the sci of the
| sw4. Sec. 26-29-7. more particularly described
/ as follows to-wit: Beginning at point 30 TT
| north of the sw corner of said 40 and running
| thence north along the west line of said 40
| 1850 IT about, thence east III IT, thence south
erly 1860 IT about to point 81 IT east OF point
| OF beginning, thence west 30 II 10 place of be-
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weak men never yield at the proper
ume.-- Latin. =.
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A n. Marnnardt,s Addition

A piece or parcel of land in the sci of the
sW4. Sec 26-29-7, more particularly described
as follows to-wit Beginning at a point 30 #
north of the sw corner of said 40 and running
thence north along the west line of said 40
1860 IT about, thence east III IT, thence south
erly 1860 It about to point 30 # east of point
OF beginning, thence west 80 IT 10 place OF be-
ginning, des in vol 81, D. 52S
I IL
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DUNN & WEHRLEy

Seim Block, 4lO Third ST., opposite
Court House.
Phones-Office 1926; f. A. Dunn
2414; p. Wehrley 1895.
Office open every Tuesday and Sat-
urday evening".
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Dunbar & Browns addition to Park
addition
lot IL, blk 10
Fl. FL. Manson's addition

U dlu Z
E 10 # of lot and all of lot 7,
blk 5.
lot 8, blk 5
Is, "5
Fl. II. Manson's Acre Lots
lot 2, blk
Part in city lot Is, blk 2
lot II, blk 2
IS, 80
Part of Sc ne, Sec. 1921, being
all of said 40 lying north of parts
plated by H. HI. Manson, less 2
acres sold to A. Zietlow, less 4 acres
sold to w. B. Scholfield, des in vol
n, p. 440, and 529 62-100 acres
sold to HI. Y Manson. des in vol 1O4,
p. 100, and II acres sold to p. Hahn
heiser and DIES in vol 14O, p. 490,
/ acre sold to Gottlieb Zietlow and
DIES in vol 134, p. 593.
Sixth ward
Mary Poor's addition
lot 16, blk
Undivided ] of lots 1-2-34-5-6-7S,
blk Z, less r r right of way.
Lots Is and Is, blk Z, less right OF
x,,av xy IF DID tracIy
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Grove Hill addition
Third ward
Original plat

Third ward
Original plat
Lots 5 and 6, blk Z, n 40 fit of lot
s, blk 8, So # of lots l and 2,
blk 25.
Part of lots | and 2, blk 26, 10 #.
on Fourth street, des in vol 100, p.
452.
Stewart, Manson & Hinton's Add.
e1a of lot Is, blk
Stewart, Manson & Parcher's Add.
Lot II, blk II
+" Is, 13
A. Warren, Jr.. I'd addition
N 40 fit of lot 3, blk
WI of lot 9, blk 4, and e 6 fit and
6 inches of lot 5, blk 4, of Stewart.
Manson & Parcher's I'd addition and
des in vol 80, p. AGA.
A. Warren, Jr., East addition
Lots l and 2, blk 2, S IS # of lots
8, 9 and 10, blk 2.
Lot II, blk 2
IL,
g 13, east of Grays place
" 3, blk A
Fourth ward
McIndoe & Shutters addition
r. 40 fit of lot 2, blk 3
Lot 4, blk
g and 2, blk 5
" and 6, Ct
Part of lots and s, blk z, SO tt
on Second street, DIES in vol 14l, p.
Ga
Part of lots and 8, blk Z, 81 fit
on Second street, des in vol 100, p.
III, less part sold and included in
land des in vol 127, p. IL.
Stewart, Manson & Hinton's Add.
East 48 fit of lot Z, blk 6
Fifth ward
Lot 3, blk E, except part of right
of way.
A. Warren, Jr., 1st addition
Lot 16, blk 2
A. Warren, Jr., I'd addition
Lot Z, blk II
" 2, Is
A. Warren, Jr., Sd addition
N 80 # of lot 8, blk
N 80 fit of lot 10, blk 4
Lot II, blk
4" ID,
=" 9, =" 10
That part of the NV Sc, sec 1923
T. des in vol 164, p. 100.
Trevitt's addition
That part of the NV Sc, sec 1928
Z, lot l, blk l, des in vol ll8, p. 337.
Dunbar & Browns Park addition
lot blk lot blk
9 4 10 4
10 5
Dunbar & Browns addition to Park
addition
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Mary Poor's End addition
Columbian addition

1OiuIlUldu duuiLlOu
lot II, blk / lot2, blk lot 4, blk2
Part of lot 8, sec 1927, com at
intersection of e line of right of way
and line, lot 3, and running n $40
fit to starting point, running thence
209 fit and lying between right OF
way and Wisconsin river, and des in
vol 112, pg All.
set net nw4, sec 1921
Part of the sc ne sec 1927, com
at d point 40 fit e of the sw cor and
325 # n of the set. This is the
starting point. Thence running e
TO the bank of the creek running
through said land, thence north
westerly along the bank of the
creek to the line of the bridge
crossing said creek, thence on the
line of the highway running
through said land, thence along the
line of said highway to place of be-
ginning, des in vol l38, page l32.
mel nwl NV, sec 24-29T
eA set nw4 NV, sec 2429-I
Beginning on the NV cor of govt
lot 5, sec "a 29-7, and running S 400
$40 # on the W line of said lot D,
thence 30 # to the place of be-
ginning, thence running 90 It,
thence l20 #, thence 90 II,
thence W 10 # to place of begin
ming. known as lot s, blk 10, of
Croker and Thayer's unrecorded
addition, des in vol 1877, page 401.
Seventh ward
| Stewart & Alexander's End addition
lot Z, blk = lot s, blk 4
A. Warren Jr's west addition
block II
nw4 nwi and so # of sw Hwt,
sec 1927.
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TOO e .

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Apie3 ofl2nd
described -
follows Com
uneucing At 3
point 80 feet
east OF the sw
cor Of the ns
OF the Sw / OF
sec Sl-&-s.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-24

nature. He smiled upon the musicians;
he shook hands with Prof. Reese; he had
a copy of a noon newspaper in his hand.
and at times In the midst Of his song he
would read from Il. Singing seemed the
easiest thing in the world for the great
basso.
At the end Of his song there was APP
plause from the few onlookers. Mr.. Scott
made a mock bow.
AS he left the platform he met Nine;
Marie Rappold-Berger. He shook hands
with her and did a final bit of opera
bouffe by kissing her hand with great
ceremony.
Then he came and sat in the Auditorium
and gathered about him a crowd of Greek
and italian ''newsies," who were selling
German newspapers at cents each. and
almost producing a panic in newsboy
circles with this get-rich-uuick scheme.
Mr. Scott showed them various wonders
that he had in his pockets. Oh, jolly
dog is Henri Scott.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-24
By MELLIFICIA.
Friday, July %, 1915.

ENININE interest society
- maids doubly when the
IL oiden the selection of trousseau
who had a the trousseau Of Miss Catherine
married 81 Howard H. spaudng Of
described the complete and beautiful possessed by
wedding ITSELF which Of sotest
Of the brides
girl Barnes the small daughter of Mr.
exquisite materials and workmanship
and in the latest mode
wedding touch Of the lining Of the
train which lesh-colored chiffon white satin
will blossoms bound about the
the back with bow of silver lace and her
and diamond bracelet the gifts of
the bridegroom.
costume of fehcoored
The little Mr. and
Nelson costumes Of white satin
fashion, they will the brides train
with the
Elizabeth Goodrich
a tafet with grdle ue hat
gowns made from the model
OF
ul
silver flowers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-24
Singers Drill for
Big Concert at the
Auditorium Tonight

Reheassls in the Auditorium stsrted
early this morning again. First Director
Kelbe drilled the mass male chorus In
the songs to be rendered at this even
ing's concert. Then Director Reese took
the stand and drilled the chorus Of the
Nebraska saengerbund in the songs of
the afternoon. The soloists came on for
their final rehearsals And through Il all
the orchestra worked.
Prof Reese worked in his shirtsleeves
and mopped the perspiration from his
brow from time to time. When Henri
Scott came up he took off his light coat
and appeared in the GOODNESS OF his tan
shirt. soft collar and green tie.
Scott is the personification Of good
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-24
At Happy Hollow Club.

Senator and Mrs. Norris Brown enter
tanned at dinner last evening at the
Happy Hollow club in honor OF the Hon
orabic Rush Lake OF Kansas city, a
schooimate Of Senator Browns. Those
invited to meet the honor guests were;
Judge and Mrs Baxter and Miss A. L.
Howiand.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Webster viii en-
terrain family party this evening at
dinner at the Happy Hollow club. Covers
Will be placed for five.
Mrs. Mary Van Gieson was hostess to-
day at luncheon at the Happy Hollow
club. A large basket OF Killarney roses
WAS used az the table centerpiece and
the luncheon was followed by bridge
Twenty guests were entertained.
Mr.. and Airs. Irving +. Baxter VIII
have four guests at dinner saturday even
ing at the Happy Hollow club, and DR.
J. Patton. eight.
Mr.. and Mrs. w, O. Ramsey VIII en-
terrain at dinner this evening at thu
Happy Hollow club A large basket o.
sweet peas win decorate the table anS
covers will be placed for;
Mrs. Arthur Draper smith.
Mlaaoa-- Miasoa-
Ethel Tsukey. Esther Champion
Elornpton OF Baltimore.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-24
The Bees Fund for
Free Milk and Ice

We know that many worthy chart
ties are calling for help, but none
can do as much good with as little
money as furnishing the babies
with fresh milk and ice to keep it
cool in the hot weather.
Contributions from 10 cents to s.
are solicited and will be acknowl-
edged in this column.
Previously acknowledged saos s5
W. J. BanweI, Orleans Neb.. 100
n. =. Wtnkelman. ........... 800
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-24
House Party.

Mrs. w. b. Woodward is entertaining
house party OF vinisea. Ia. friends
this week. The party Includes Mesdames;
w. 3. Alger II. II. Heinsfurter. II. NJ.
Kelsey. +. b. Taylor. +. L. Robinson,
D. T.. Tomas and T, p. Woodward. They
arrived Wednesday and will remain UNI
III tomorrow evening. In their honor
number OF affairs have been given.
Mrs. II. o. Frederlcks entertained on
Wednesday evening at her home for
these out-of-town guests. and yester-
day Mrs. w. u. Woodward gave a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-24
Santa Fe Man Much
Impressed With City

Jack Batham, travelling passenger agent
Tor the Santa Te lines. arrived In Omaha,
returning from Albuquerque. Mr.. Bathanl
leaves this evening FOR Des Moines.
Il get TO Omaha quite often" said Mr..
Bathem. and am always impressed by
the busy appearance OF the place. No
city In which 1 have been shows more
activity than Omaha"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-24
SAENGERFEST VISITORS
INSPECT POLICE COURT

A large delegation Of folk attending
the saengerfest visited police headquar-
ters yesterday and after being shown
through the building were witnesses 10
the efficient work of Judge Britt.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-24
Summer Plans.

Dr. and Mrs. Robert oilmore. accom-
panied by their daughter. Mis- Amy. will
leave tomorrow In their car for a week
at colfaS Springs. From there they will
go TO California and the eNpositions and
return via the Panama canal.
Mr. ana Mrs. .. T.. Eldridge are chap
eron. = Miss Mildred Tod and Miss Mar.
gares Donelan Of Plattsmouth at Lake
Madison. Wis
Miss Mildred Rhodes Is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Il, u. Craft and family at Lake
/ Okoboji
Miss Lucy Harte left Friday FOR Bran.
don. Manitoba. TO spend month with
her brother. Edwin Harte.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-24
SAENGERFEST WINS
OUT FINANCIALLY
Large Sum to Be Cleared Above All
Expenses = Huge Attendance
Makes the Money.
NEXT MEET AT KANSAS CITY

Kansas City will be the meeting
place Of the next national saenger-
fest, in July. 1917.
The present saengerfest has been
so successful that II will yield a
profit of about $4,000 over and
above all expenses.
These two important facts became
known Friday.
1t will be the first time in all the
history OF the saengerbund that Kan
sas City has succeeded In getting the
national saengerfest.
The financial success Of the present fest
was the occasion Of much jubilation
among the directors and the local com
mittee. These men have worked untiringly
day and night for months and feel a
natural pride and elation at the successful
fruition of their efforts.
Attendance Makes for Success.
The musical success of the big affair
was assured at the two tremendous
Thursday concerts. It's financial success
adds another victory 20 the successful
record of the local German-American
singers. For the saengerfest held here
In 1910 was also a financial as we'll as a
musical success. clearing about 5000
above all expenses
The actual expense for our music alone
was about $4,000 said Peter Laux, one
Of the directors Of the local association
and chairman of the music committee.
This includes payments TO the orchestra
and soloists and rent of the Auditorium"
From this some idea can be secured of
the magnitude Of the saengerfest propo-
sition.
Delighted with Omaha.
Mr.. Laux voiced the universal delight
OF the singers and visitors with their re-
ception in Omaha. They can't say
enough" he asserted. about the hospital
ity of Omaha and their fine entertainment
here. They are delighted. The weather
has been so good. too. Five years ago
we had clear weather. but 1t was awfully
hot. This year II has not been hot"
The time of visiting and good fellow
ship has been extended to include Sunday
as we'll as Saturday.
This morning there is to be a big
parade. The afternoon and evening will
be devoted 10 a grand picnic at the Ger
man home and park, 44Os South Thirteenth
street
Sunday there viii be special festival
and reunion at tho German home and
park.
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with the visitors.

Mr. and Mrs, Herbert French of Louin-
Vile. KY. arrived yesterday and will
be quests at the homo Of Mrs. J. c.
Preach this week. Mr.. French win be
here . week. but Mrs. French plans TO
remain longer visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Isaac n. congdon
Miss Catherine Smith OF Chicago. H..
q the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Currie.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-24
Personal Mention.

VIZ "NhN ioiN ipt hNN'
Personal Mention.
A daughter was born Sunday morning
to MIR. and Mrs. Peter Elvad
Mr. Reed Peters will return the first
Of the week from New York City.
Mrs. Harry Montgomery returns Sum
day from a three weeks visit In Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. BeRrdsley and chill
dren motored to Lake Okoboji last week.
Mr.. and Mrs e. s. Singer will return
this week from two weeks spent at South
Haven.
Mr.. w. o. Perry returned last week
from Jefferson Lake. MINI. The family
will return later,
The Misses Marie and Ethelwyn Hodge
spent the week In Chicago.
MIR. and Mrs. George Gillespie and
children have returned from a months
visit In Mapleton. Ia.
Mrs. Frederick Drexel. who has been
quite III at the home OF her son, Henry
Harte. In conyalescing.
Mrs. j. w. Hamilton. accompanied by
her daughter, May Elizabeth. and son.
William, are sojourning In California.
Mrs. X. lessen and Miss Ruby lessen
left Thursday evening for New York and
Boston. They will be gone one month.
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Green and children.
accompanied by Mrs Green's mother,
returned Monday from trip by motor
TO Denver.
Mrs George a. Wilcox Is spending the
summer at San Diego. Cal, where he is
a guest at the home OF Dr. r. S. Leisen-
ring.
Messrs. Abe Davidson, Ellis Levitt and
Marion Engleman Of Des Molnes are al
the Fontenelle for few days enrouts
to Yellowstone National par. where they
VII spend two or three weeks.
Rev. IL. A. Taylor and family OF Genoa
Neb.. motored TO Omaha Tuesday. &C.
eompanied by Mr.. and Mrs James Tire.
bileock. parents OF Mrs. Taylor. The tive
families VIII go TO Valley next Monday
for two weeks fishing at Froes lake.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-24
Pleasures Past.

A dinner was given Thursday evening
at the home OF Mrs NJ. Andersen In honor
q Mrs ROre Doris Briem, who leaves
next week for Pullman. Wash. TO enter
the University Of Washington. Miss
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-24
At the Field Club.

Mr. and Mrs. ID. v. shoies and Mr.. w.
r. Bruce win have guests at dinner Sat
uTday evening az the Field club.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-24
To Honor House Guest.

Mrs F. l. Halstead entertained at a
kensinston this afternoon in honor OF
her mother, Mrs willard. OF Oklahoma
The rooms were decorated in yellow and
white with quantities OF daisies. Six
teen guests were entertained
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-24
On the Calendar.

A musical will be given at the home OF
Mrs. A. s. Peck. bitO Dodge street rues-
day afternoon July "a. at sp. m.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-24
AND YET AGAIN.
HERE'S ANOTHER

Harte the only individual who spoke of the
Heather Chnee being peculiar. We all disposed
poke zone Lung and Wah Kee," and yet much
OF what that is best this has given For
instance, Silk. What textile strong, elastic.
Dr1llIantI
Saturday going to give everybody chance to
at least SILK Dress-at 10 A. NJ. Will sell
thousands of yards plain fancy Taffetas Fouards,
Crepes, Tub Silks etcthe odd pieces the short ends.
the left from seasons selling Sold formerly at
&IOO. t126 $50. $2.OO-yes. even up to $sOO-one
price, 00c Cents yard.
Buyers keepeFs-No returns-No exchanges. Priced
away down for an absolute cear-out.
AND STILL WE WEED OUT THE ODD
SHOES
We pride ourselves the character Of shoes
Now. character, a applied to such inanimate things
would to be a misnomer. There are makers, how
OF high standing. whose character to
enter their product. Such a maker is "BAKER." Makes
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-24

Strengthens Sore Back. Helps
Kidneys.
Take six drops of Sloan's Imminent
four times a day and apply TO small of
back. 1t kills the pain. &c. All drug
gtsts.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-24
In and Out Of the Bee Hive.


Mrs. A. b. Jaquith and daughter. Miss
Alice. Mrs. Clifford Weller and Master
Charles Weller are guests at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Mattison, at Mad
ison. Neb. Mr.. Weller and Mr.. Arthur
Jaquith will Join this party for the com
ing weekend.
Miss Amy Gilmore returned the first
OF the week from Logan, la.
Mr. Randall Curtis left last week fol
Kansas en- route TO California, wher,
he will Join his sister, Miss House.
Mrs. @. d. Patterson and Miss Edit
Patterson left Wednesday for Denver.
Mr.. #. II. Straight has returned from
Chatauqua, New York. Y
Miss Fora Shields is in New York city
Mrs. J. A. Willard Of Muskogee, Okla.
Is the guest Of her daughter. Mrs. f. l
Halstead. and Mr.. Halstead.
Miss Helen Reckard OF Batavia, Ill.
Is the guest OF her aunts, Mrs. Georg,
Gillespie and Mrs. r. s. welty.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-24

theater party at the Brandeis in their
honor. The matinee was followed by
tea at the Fontenelle. when Mrs. ID. j.
Brien was the hostess. Those pres.
ent yesterday other than the honor
guests we're:
Misses Missea
Katherine Woodwar Mary Woodward.
Mesdames- Mesdames-
w. Rhodes, r. w Charsle
u. J. OBrien.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-24
At Seymour Lake Club.

Mrs r. A. Ross was hostess at
luncheon Monday, when she had the fol-
lowing guests:
Mtssee- Misses
Merle Cooper Mary Neal
Fort Madison, Ia; Guthrie, OKLA;
Jennie Leonard, Addie hhrOhiihI
Louisville. KY; Eunice Ensor'
leone Hartman, Lucille Nitsche.
Eiolse Smith.
MeadameB- Mcsdalneb-
A II. lott. Charles Grant,
Detroit Mich; Frank hoperu'
George swingley, e. A. Rose.
Mrs. j M Tanner gave very prettiiy
apoo,nted luncheon yesterday. The
Afternoon was devoted 10 bridge. The
quests included; t>..-
Mesdames- Mesdames
4 nj Hogan. J, McAlllster,
Tobesf Parks. Y. NJ. Hckman,
r. Noyak. y. McAutns,
7 AinacOW, j. y. flthBcihlus
J. W. McElroy, W. D. haseiH're' 4
J. NJ. Tanner,
Miss O'Connen. -. -.
Mrs: John Douglas had as guests at
luncheon yesterday;
Mesdames- Mesdamesc
Al Green. Samuel Clock
Mis- Mary Ann Click ~.
Masters Lewis Green and Donald Doug
Miss Hazel Degen entertained fifteen
.ueRta a bridge-luncheon yesterday. COM
pllmentary 20 Miss Nellie Elgutter.
Mrs. A. s. Midlam entertainer at lunch
con for;
Ara.danea- Mesdames-
n ~ uarfouah. w. I. Bturgesa,
csnicaeo. &. l. Vollmer,
MesBre- Mcssf
Clayton INDIAN, Arthur banhr.
a small luncheon party Thursday was
composed Of Mrs. j. r. BednAr. MIS- c
w. Sears and MRS. A. J. Randall. ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-24

most OF the shoes SELL that is why rarely lose
customer. Once one, usually always Each
clean out all the odd pairs without regard color
Saturday it's Low Shoes from the stock-two prices
&1.05 and @2.06.
The 81 90 lot consists mainly of 81. 90 shoes.
The $2.06 lot consists of 81, SIS and So shoes.
Saturday is always Big Shoe day I'm this store
This Saturday will be bigger. II you will
the morning must take your chance of being well
waited
AND NOW FELLOW CITIZENS!
for that's the way will be addressing the women
by and bye want Just four minutes of your time
what follows (actual time needed TO read carefuy)
SUMMER DRESSES-Tailored dresses dresses of
wolfe and dresses for all occasions in the center of
big salesroom:
Rack dresses sold formerly up $500 each
Rack 3-Dresses sold formerly to $3.50 SS0S each
Rack SDresses sold formerly to $1,000 at $500
Rack dresses sold formerly to $50 at $3.50
Rack Stresses sold formerly to $2250 at $1,000
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-24

Madras-Soft. with laundered
S1.50 kinds at. $50
Hot weather shirts, nc, were
$3.50.
zoe for cool Night Shirts in
stead Of Sl.0O.
cuffs.e1.40 instead OF $2-S2.5O.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-24

RoMPERS, BEACH SUITS
AND DRESSES
for the Riddles. to 6 years. sold
up TO 500, at 90 cents.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-24

Brien will specialize in agriculture. Coz
ers were laid for five.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-24

PALM BEACH
Practical-the most useful or
all the 1915 Suits.
Were Sl2.50, now $3.50
Were $500. now $1,000
Waist sale
6Oc, Osc, - 20, S1.40 and S2.0S