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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-09

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New-York tribune., 1920-01-22
GIFT NOVELTIES

NeeAlace. Abaone Jewey Manicure
Arrow Novelty Co., Inc.
vanity s s ss5 Fsry and Opera Dass SIS dozen
hang saches Alph-omega Ribbon Craft
Art Candies 81 up Gifts Baskets Incense Pottery
Glass, Leather, Metal. Butterworth Company. 49,
Novelties for Exusive Shops Leather Fine Woods and Metals
Trays Lists
Hand Woven Tunc Suits In gold and yellow, blue
white go Arden Crafts ~ .
pay z' '.f'
5sapfay s escs e aatad d' in %
uss seSs Gs,as,,s so1s5 sl & 95s 9hn H
dolls These three board. Toys, costumers
~n0v 'Rs W winSow wsages hat stands cs e. csmpsny %
Wendel D ~ ~ ~ ~
Engraved Greeting Cards All Convincing Style and
day and other occasion designs for $500
hypto the Mystie DscReas for $oo Its
Nut 1 Bowls Photo Frames pyrone book end table
Italian Anoue cand. sts nd por
ENDS bronze ana Brass Novelties Stamped
PURPOSES Hand pnna Hs%pany noe; f ~
c;S Hand embroidered handkrchiels McCulk ~
Gift Shop NoeiesN Art Nesdewo DEPART
ment Many numbers
f'h wush,ons yellow satin trimmed with
flower bouquets Schroeder & ~ " '' ""o
Sy SSsuay beautiful pacques and novelties howard
<ene eliminating Wedding
ocia Commercial Calling vn reauirements
oaptcd 1or Christmas
% ana mana bags $500 baby
IN snw signs IN table $3.50 and
decorated Gass~ arePn
shop line "estmoreand ~ 81 "10 I'1'
Wal, sh fOlLoWiNG LINES DISPLAYED SOON
opera Dance and Candy
I'm, Jn,eaEo t Sqeiety H Of Art Needlewok ' N"e' - '
S Sos s ana S "r h sh'dren s'tEastvsy
~ A''S' Musical Toys Fairy Gift
New-York tribune., 1920-01-22
INFANTS AND
CHILDREN'S WEAR

No Ppi" E2mper whe. rnk ard Blue with whits
scrSab pica s27 dozen Bakese Company Inc ''e
s s oS Ig Gd ss' @ 6ap s d B s
d" @ siqsss P@sts Rst cono Paws ''' ''S" mats " "'' S00
1 @ 5 S rds %S wm "ss 9oTdss Quilted Pillow slips towels and
rhs Children Six months Shocked
pn "s ' The Adeside cs a9s' Geo. SS English print" and
Infants Novelties Bibs, Play
Infants Unit Shirts and Bands ehadrsns a union
Thomas Dalbs Company ~ ~ " " '
@ @ rs sF MADE ct % & a s9 per b ossn ss5s oss ss:
nelly Garment Company. ~
ssad @ s. 10 Ss 1 81 de- s Tor a s s
Follow the Chalk Line"
dsvsy Shahs chcns IS wsss ~ s' " tells inc story Two weeks
p & s" o" % at our cesper Tss Suits Mildly
prices A. "'' ''S''""' Np'O"'
"" Ss %s ss s" Lob s Gs"Sng a'y Caps Shoes and Knit Goods
hdde @ 1 Nat % Dress G rbuTs wias sa'h ;27oo dozen Com
to 1917, The Xxx Company. ~ V " - SA' 'p
Georgette lining shrred Also Black
Hats Prices from $36 up L. Lyman & Co.
.Ss s:axs sa % fable: " s:vs S.ns.s
Infants years Leading
ad e. 5sss' y s sa% Of AsS % % msshn' % embroidered
sunhne showing
""' S''s"A"S SIZES H.
@ and agas 1a Ws Crib Pants
Fully Company "'' '''s'
Coat %s compan5 s"S silks Also S"' and silk carriage
Bib & Aprons m crespers Romp Pu Play Aprons, comple.
% Tonnesen o" excellent mate
F eRsF @ pa"r a.s @ Boys wa Suits MADE
Bowman manufacturers Inc house
ChIdrens Iess Special range No includes all ,.rcv
SSS' "da % ~ "% S % ssn. hand ID Ss
ochey &C. csS,ng Sweater Set.
Knitting ~ '~' ~ immediate delivery Yorkshire
New-York tribune., 1920-01-22
FANCY GOODS

We
of
G. Rcs Bros,
Mill Representatives. ARROW
BRAND TAIL chains cords and
specialtes
numbers. $500 cloth s4oo s25o each
a. Cmecas Best Rbbons0n for New and
satins, aaetas, ETC. Johnson, Cowdin Co.. Inc
doll Very attractive
positive seller. Kaymill Manufacturing Co.
Ribbon No 16
Is item
n
to Mania Handkerchief
Full silk girdles braids soutachc
at
black, Trimming
Hooks
trade
on wtops. NarB &
adated Wcrthe Brother
New-York tribune., 1920-01-22

ss5s sssa s"s s : IN an f ss ;s' sls C.
bscr e % 5 s ssy f e Hd eie our specially Also the
No 45ol4 plat.
avansss tDn n ans no I udson ssoe ~ @ 3 % with "
s K Green Gold Welding Ring Heavily outside
'''"' 'A A'S ''D' osSSns three
"saveo Cigarette Cash safe htestone
platinum French Ivory Metal Corp reproducing
sn rsy5on ke s' aS rings %
sads % Gold Filled Jswssy snappy a1tsc exclusive designs,
Clasps ''A''' S 'F'''0s'
Mems JswelryA complete Line in gold
Horbac Mfg Company. W " anu M e " e"0e"nef
shsS % naps Be- M with
jewelry. See Bush sservice ~ wa ~
% Clocks Three hpnded styles W white ivory style.
delivery Popular prices Sidney ~
Patnu% siver Go GSd InS SosS sS' ets %
ds sse so sossS safda iaF inks a % s
Sgnet Rings that rings color
Ids ahoer patent pending An absolute special
victor Pearl Necklaces Sapphire Amber
Amethyst Topaz One
Boxes We %anuseu high S ga pp Boxes
W faoe Also sVerware cases and display pads
FOLLOWING DISPLAYED SOON
hand Pantcd-enmeed
sis 81 0 sS G ] consisting % Of $50 items in u
"A Time line needs no introduction Rush
'ha r VIII have most comprehensive line
nnd d h Ih Bar and green yellow Ladies'
care a y n fS Euh orksn Finished "
sp ea[ h Ieehhses w The he finer platinum gold
shGe & Buses @ and Enamsed range prices Standard
The Rke and known to all whe this
f9 "hdnns ss Gnvsnsnss a%ps G M all If who
4 ii''e range Lea'hewear Co. of America
New-York tribune., 1920-01-22

materials workmanship Line
Building.
Complete showing
price Attractve
coors Bungalow Percales Indigo and Gngham
Ger
A.. & Co.
at
Delivery
Ecinish Sol
andA n-Iowel
Bib Band Amoskcag Staple
plain trimmed Will binding Well madeprc $425
H..
FOLLOWING LINES DISPLAYED SOON
Ietman Hermc.
line all NJ Wilson
New-York tribune., 1920-01-22
Housefurr'ishing Division
wan Be Ready to Serve BUYERS and

~ MI w oA VI > dliQ
Dearborn Drster Co.
Dlller Mfg Co.
Domestic Laundry Equip Corp.
Ea2le Safety Razor Co
Elsin Stove and Oven Co.
EmLree Co.
Edison Elec. Appliance Co.
tska Mfg Co.
Farber Bros.
Globe St We and Range Co.
Goodwill Electric Co.
Greerberg & Nader
Hayden j.. W. Co.
hnlmcs. Lawrence
times. John !.
Hoover Suction Sweeper Co.
Humphrey Go.
Imperial Broom Works
Internal ional Floor Mach Co.
Jacobs Brcs. Company
!apana Specially Co.
Johnson. S. G.. & Sons
katzinger Ed. 3. Co.
Lake Breeze Motor Co.
Lafayette Broom Co.
Landers. Frary & Clark
Lee Broom and Duster Co
Levin. SauI
New-York tribune., 1920-01-22

Acme Mig. Co.
Albaugh-Dover Co.
Allen & Rollens
aluminium COOKING Utens,l Co.
American Dairy Supply Co.
American Ironing Machine Co.
Ammidon & Co.
a. ?. w. Paper Co.
auto Vacuum Freezer Co.
Relcahto Co., The
Bellaire Enamel Co.. The
Riglow Brush Co.
R'son Fibre CO.
Bite Em-Batc Co.
Brett Mfg Co.
Burdette Mfg. Co.. The
Rrokaw- Eden Co.
Cape Cod Shop
Chicago Curtain Stretcher Co.
Chicago Metallic Mfg. Co.
Coldwell Lawn Mower Co.
Coleman, Allen j.
Colgate Soap Chips
Columbia Chemical Co.
Continental Scale Works
Croy. Mae Savei MRS.
Curtin Corp. John
Criterion Textile Mfg. Co.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-22

'n1sd s 1s"es s and PLAIN Ssas as
Exclusive dssigns "ms With real u. I and nd hs ss ads:
trade M Amin Beder& ~ { Company.
"ss Sa.sl ssfd ss na a @ s @ vss
s H1" sdsd % the The ' SS" ns "sv styles and
% s $780, sSofa"s s nov
eambrdse Cam bril- | Wai % Company. w. ~ " " ~ " ' 4NN' anu '
Cohen ka ''S S'' " SA '' S''' 20 S'@''
';$s '::::s g 'a .as ssi
"s % Big Big v @ ss5o $500 90 and ss and
alored me mode & Jack codson nor sprung business lace trimmed ana
No pss work. s%sss v w @ @ @ hays &, s1 Gpsn %%:d with ~
The , assa e ss s % bS Ws " ss
ing as added Convenience for Suye " VIC ''S e''" s 0O
Joe! s ar. 81 dn.s
material handfo mmedis
''S" '''s'' '''''s'
's % a ss1si s % !1ss"s @ Ia 3 Ross a ;s ss:A " silks an"
SGys po9a'ay priced from s7S 'ls7S
Levy Bro '0 to S'0 open orders gwen prompt at
A line featuring stouts only. H. Lyon Inc
e'fs L. .s Ha@s guaranteed $" " 'a7'o
.o seo our line eUntains vo and
spa aans Sadnsd a comp select from
"s''ss % @ your % % display NJ l." s s; s9'
; s2 :s' yss sss nss 5,. s;
Company. ' ~ ~ '~''
Strictly Tailored linens, maara.s. egndi.. silk and
cSSs Sa s s s ss'; }o1ss
s'%s @ @ ss.: $40 4. sn tt % y:asA q: s.
Of .ooa.
gettes, Raab. ~ "N"' 'AA' He0-
s: c Do s' your e % s'H D:4s:. s: Our s.::
sb Blouse Of the better featuring spring
Max Inc. - ' 4A'0' i""Eo @'oo 20 VOW
5 sas s goo 90 @ :s: :'G 9na.: :1se:
Bst hang
Inc ''"''0 WIZ"
\ VoleW Waists
~ Three Waist '" Va '~p DIX "~'sts $2oO The
bo.s oS s "a distinctive hand embodsred Flot trimmed
throughout the ''''nS'e
handler
~~'S''S" 'pf'hS Maj Wer-
80 81 s s.h Waits An featuring our 1ate, model M
,kimonoo
''a9es Price X '' sno embroidered
New-York tribune., 1920-01-22


Weinberg & Hertz
Coats Nadler Grichewsky.
Morris IL Segel VIII be displayed
New-York tribune., 1920-01-22
DECORATIVE ARTS
AND INDUSTRIES

exclusive designs and shapes
parchment
81 Mode prices X Art Studio
signs Special different interiors scucy Brothers
Company.
Reproductions 1oc to oo Modern and rare ola
Artists
r. Shima
FOLLOWING
FigureC
boudoir lamps torche candle boonds
period carved SOLID
mahogany cold polychrom Z.
The Prang Company
Lamp nd Shades
Ramsey Humphreys
New-York tribune., 1920-01-22
INFANTS AND
CHlLDREN'S WEAR

FOLLOWING aINES DISPLAYED
Chldrens Flappers
Chdrcn's Wal
The "Nationay
Minneapolis Knitting Works. ""'
-Rompes-Ii:te Boys Oliver Simon Mann
featuring Company. "''
High Grade Rubber Sanitary
Moves IN Dainty Bags Play Aprons Bathing
Connecticut western news., 1920-04-08
ASHLEY FALLS

Herbert Trumpfeller of Bridge port spent Sunday at A. c. Bowen's.
 Philip N. Rood of New Haven spent the weekend at his home.
 Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Drumm spent Easter with Mrs. J. F. Roraback.
 Mrs. Jesse Goodwin of Canaan spent Sunday at E. L. Woodford's.
 Stephen Hendry and friend from Waterbury spent Easter at George Halls.
 Miss Sarah Rood spent several days with friends in New Haven last week.
 Miss Katrina Janvoski and Miss Alice Bowen were Sunday visitors at A. c. Bowen's.
 Vernon Leffingwell has been visit ing at his home.
 Fred Lefingwell of New Haven and Joseph Deloge and friend from Lee spent Sunday at their home.
 Starr H. Rood spent a few days at his home last week.
 George Hall of Waterville has been spending a few days at the home of his parents.
 Miss Helen Leffingwell has re- turned to Bedford, having spent the Easter vacation at ber home here.
Connecticut western news., 1920-04-08
NORFOLK

Stockwell and Marling have rented A. P. Curtiss' house on Terrace View to George Blackwell of New York and Mrs. Mary D. Mi coils house to Howard Clark of Treat Neck, L. I.
 Harold Peck of Waterbury has been in town the past week.
 Miss Elizabeth Curtiss of Torring- ton is visiting relatives here.
 MT. and Mrs. J. O. Low of Brook lyn are spending few days in Nor folk.
 D. F. O'Connell of Paterson. N. J. has been spending a few days in town.
 Charles Mccarthy of Waterbury has been home the past few days.
 Ernesc Blanchard of Torrington spent the holidays at his home here.
 John Seller of Waterbury visited his mother this week.
 John Dyer of Hartford has been with his parents here for the past few days.
 Richard Curtiss, Jr. of Torrington is spending a few days at the home of John B. Curtiss.
 George T. Johnson visited his
Connecticut western news., 1920-04-08

daughter, Mrs. George Hardenbergh in Canaan last week.
 George Washington Ochs Oakes of the New York Times is at Crissey place. He contemplates spending the summer here, provided he can find a suitable house.
 William Jacklin of Waterbury is spending a few days in town.
 Mrs. William Tierney left Satur- day morning for few days visit in New York.
 Cornelius Mulville of Bristol visited relatives here this week.
 John Elliott, head gardener for Carl Stoeckel for several years, has left MT. StoeckePs employ and will soon go to Oyster Bay, L. l., to fill a position as gardener. Giovanni Lamonica, another old employe on the estate, has accepted a position in Greenwich and will move his family there this month.
Connecticut western news., 1920-04-08
NEWS from NEARBY T0 1RS.
on April 11th at the usual time, 10

on April 11th at the usual time, 10 o'clock.
 At the final Church business meeting, held at the parsonage March 3Oth it was voted unanimous ly to hold Sunday School regularly in the Methodist church at 10 o'clock each Sunday. The bell that rung other Sundays at 9, 9:30 and 10 o'clock will not ring in the future. Please bear this fact in mind and come at 10 o'clock rain or shine. The school is open for grown ups as we'll as the children. A cordial welcome awaits all.
 The Merry Maids and Boys Broth erhood societies will hold no meet ings until further notce is given.
 The choir rendered portions of the cantata, "The Glory of The Cross" at the Easter morning service. There was also a cornet solo rendered by MT. Preston Ward, accompanied by Mrs. E. Mertin. The church was very prettily decorated with Easter lilies, ferns, daffodils, carnations and many potted plants.
 The pastor and wife wish to thank all who so kindly helped to make this Easter service so effective and suc- cessful.
Connecticut western news., 1920-04-08
SHARON VALLEY

Adelbert Middlebrook and friend from Bridgeport motored home Fri day with a motor cycle to spend the weekend. ....
 Miss Cecelia Klebes of Hartford spent the weekend at her home here.
 Miss Anna Tuncey of Oakville has been visiting her people.
 Charles Kochauski and friend of New Britain are visiting his people
 MT. and Mrs. Helling are enter taining company over the Easter vacation.
 Gladys Brazee has returned to Johnson Hollow.
 Mrs. F. M. Platt and grandson Russell has been visiting her son Frank in Torrington, bringing little Jean Platt home with her.
 Mrs. Gettman of Cheshire has returned home but will soon be back again making Sharon her home fol awhile.
 Miss Sadie Vosburgh has been en. tertaining company over the Easter holiday.
 MT. and Mrs. DeGarmo and little niece are visiting in Poughkeepsie.
 Miss Agnes Fahey called or Gladys ,Brazee one day last week.
 Mrs. Smith, mother of Mrs. Potter was taken to the Sharon Hospita Friday morning. We hope she may return home much improved ir health.
 Quite a few from this place at tended the Marckres' auction 1T sharon.
 Y Edgar Rice and family are oc cUpying there house once again. | James Rice and family have moved over near Millbrook.
 Henry Kobfesh will occupy ths house vacated by James Rice.
 MT. and Mrs. Hofftaling\ are oc cupying rooms in with Frank More house, The Honorable Frank.
Connecticut western news., 1920-04-08
EAST CANAAN

The Easter exercises passed off nicely. The music was good, the children sang unusually we'll. A solo by Miss Marguerite Gaylord, was finely rendered. Rev. Fletcher gave a most excellent sermon. The flowers were beautiful, and went to gladden. the heart of many shut-in.
 The roads are in a deplorable con- dition, scarcely a day but cars have to be hauled out of the mud, some days several cars. A large truck with household goods, enroute to o- -es!-i--or.@ic, ,!i-ic ,.-,- stAiiea fvl neariy twenty-four hours near Newton Beebe's.
 The social planned for last week by the Christian Endeavor Society was postponed until this week We'd nesday evening.
 Russling and Louie Allyn are visit ing their grandmother, Mrs. Grace Gangell in Bridgeport.
 Miss Gertrude Miner of Lakeville
Connecticut western news., 1920-04-08
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was guest at Joseph Rix' last week
 Word is received from F. E. Egleston who is in California, that they expect to be home the last of April.
 Communion services will be held next Sunday morning.
 Misses Mary O'Rielly and Ruth Gaylord of Stamford are spending ten days at their homes here.
 William Wallace and Frances Ca sey of Torrington, Edward and George Wilson and James Casey of Winsted, George Perdrizet of Beth el spent Easter at their homes here
 Wallace Stevens of Bridgeport was also home over Easter.
 Mrs. c. B. Cowdrey spent We'd nesday with her mother at Winsted
 Mrs. Annie Ivory and daughter Nellie spent Saturday in Great Bar rington, Mass.
 Miss Julia Perdrizet of Kent spent Easter at her home.
 Miss Elizabeth Mccormick spent Sunday at John Foley's.
 Mrs. Beattie of Ashley Falls Mass. spent Easter at John Walkers
 Miss Philinda Stevens spent her Easter vacation with friends in Bridgeport.
 Mrs. Chas. Tierney and children spent Easter at her home at Sharon