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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-09-13
| Greatly Troubled
With Itchy Pimples
Cuticura Healed

81 was greatly troubled with
pimpies breaking out on my face,
arms, neck and shoulders. The
pimpies festered and scaled over,
and my clothing irritated the break.
Ing out on my arms and shoulders.
They itchsd and burned and my
face looked so badly that I had to
stay at home because Of the un-
slightly eruptions.
II tried several remedies with.
out success. A friend advieed me
to try Cutieura Soap and Ointment
90 I purchased come. and after
using one box Of cuticura oint-
ment and two cakes Of Cuticura
Soap I was completely healed"
(Signed) Miss Gladys Nelson,
Patoka, Illinois.
cuticura Soap daily, with cutieufa
Ointment occasionally, prevents
pimples or other sruptions. They
are plea sing to use, 40 Is also Cuti.
cura Talcum, an excellent deodorant.
ssnpiss Pre- ~ Nsfi. Address: "cstissfs LATER.
atsriss. Dept u. Malasn ~, hass Sold sv:ry.
where. Soap 16e. Ointment g and tos Islcun Ne.
- Try our new Shaving Stick.
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Happy Again

- had four large ulcer sores as big
asa hall dollar for years and Peter.
sons Ointment has healed them all
and | am very glad to let anyone
know about your ointment. From
true friend. My address 10 10 wal
nut Street, West Haven, Conn.
George IIempstalk.'
II guarantee II for eczema, OLD
sores, running sores, salt rheum, ul'
GERS, sore nipples. broken breasts,
itching skin, skin diseases, blind,
bleeding and itching piles as well as
Tor sore feet, ehafing, burns, scalds,
cuts, bruises and sunburn," says
Peterson, So cents box.-Advertise'
ment
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-09-13

AurNTs-Ciesr tak daily selling Darn
E.H celd patch for stockings Sells st
slsht wheaton Laboratories La Ifosse.
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Statesmen and Agents.

SOLICITOR for out Of town work. must
be a hustler. Good chance Tor promotion
to right man; salary .nd railroad fare
paid weekly. Applicant must be shle 70
finance himself untn first check !, due
Apply between and y. m, Omaha Rec,
ask for Mr.. shannon.
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sALEsMEN-Hish-gr -grade men wanted 70
sell Newspaper Advertising services Of
large New York house. $40 to $40 on av-
erags sale, commissions paid mt once, nc
sdyanee seekers need apply. II engaged
one OF our field men viii sell In your
presence ana instruct you, Phone Mr,
Wilmot, Fontenclle Hotel between and
II n. IN, for appointment
| HAVE trained men who have produced
5000, 900 Tor our company. Many OF
them are earning 5000 per annum. Some
considerably more l want to get In touch
with Just few high grade men not nnder
2a, nor over %, who can sell or can he
trained 10 sell write %. II. Nj. 9sl oma-
ha National Bank bldg
AnENTH-Free sample outfit No de
post New plan, making trenendoua hit.
Fit measure te,Ab shoes Shoe expert
snaa unnecessary. Full or side line Ills
money. Quick rspeat business. Largo In
COINS appointing suhagontE. satisfactory
shea Co. Chicago.
aAlsnsMAN who thnroughly covers state
OF Nebraska 90 carry small sde line %
popular priced ladies' hand -ouhroidtrod
waHh frp#kn strictly commission Hef
erences required. nrtty brown teH,
Peoria, III,
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Houses for Sale.

We WILL build for you on your let, or
furnish tho lot and be your contractor
Call US today and get started on home
of your own. Prices and terms very rea-
sonable. Call Mr.. Sloan. Walnut ,sl2,
evenings.
BENSON 4 CARMICHAEL
Atlantic sS4e ca Paxton Block.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Funeral Notices.

ANNOI y.
>~-~~~-~-~~~~~~~~~>~~>~- -~>>->~>~~~-~~~>~>~~~
Funeral Notices.
KRIEBS-Nichoias F. age SO, At resi-
dence, Maple Knoll farm. one and one
half miles south OF 3s,h and . SITS. De-
ceased ld-time employe OF Union Pa,
cific shops Survided by his wife and
one son, George also by one sister, Their
esa Sutley. all of Omaha.
Funeral services at family residence. Sat.
urdsy. '2;so D. m. Rev. Edgar Brown Of
Dietz Memorial church officiatins In
terment Lsnrel Hill cemetery, Direction
of Heafey a Hesfey.
wILLIs-George G.. age SO years
months 2l days. Survived by one sister
Mrs Rose H. Hunt. of Omaha; one son.
Guy Willis. New Haven. Conn. two
grandsons of New Haven. Conn. and
several nieces and nephews.
Funeral from F. J. Stack Co. Parlors.
Saturday at $3.50. Interment West Lawn
cemetery.
BRUCE-Edwsrd H.. age II years. Died
Sept. IL,
Funeral services will be held Saturday at
1880 y. m. from the home. s0I so. 5sth
st. II is requested that no flowers be
sent. Inquiries may be addressed to the
Burkett Chapel. ia. COS"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Calendar for
Orthopedic Shops

Guilds in charge OF the Orthopedic
lunch room will be. Monday. Trinity
parish. with Miss Olga Diokhoff hos.
tess. assisted by Mrs. August Andcr.
son. Mrs. Kari Knausenberger. Mira.
Lincoln Nordby, Mrs. Arthur Phin.
ney. Mrs. G.. A, Brown, Mrs. a. J..
McMurray, Mrs. Josiah Collins, Mrs.
~. l.. Mcpherson, Mrs. j. II. Condor,
Mrs. William Myers, Mrs. Peter
Mackie, Mrs. Herbert Blogg. Mrs.
George Plummer Mrs. II. Collins.
Mrs. II. j. $. Bethel, Mrs. Robert
Howes. Miss Catherine Collins and
Miss Violet Blogg.
Tuesday. ST. Marks guild will have
charge. Mrs. NJ. G. Chenl. chairman:
wednesday, Westminster, Mrs. w.
Scott Mathcson, chairman: Thursday.
Queen Ammo. Mrs. Thomas Nash.
chairman; Friday. North End, Mrs
Charles Mcconnell. chairman; Satur.
day T.. O, u. club, Mrs. Doc. Humph.
rcy, chairman.
The Thrift Shop will be in charge
Of University guild Monday morning.
with Mrs. j. II. Sullivan and Mrs. II.
j. Grace; IN tho afternoon, Frink
Park, with Mrs. G. 4. Uhdcn and
Miss Rita Martin.
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Fraser Macpherson Weds at High Noon
Today; University Nurses Plan Affair

THE marriage OF Miss Fraser Mac.
i pheTson. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Macpherson, TO Mr.. Sam.
rel J. Calderhead. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. $. G. Calderhead. was solemn.
red at high noon today in the chan
90 at Trinity church. with the Rev.
William II. Bliss officiating. The
decorations were simple, restricted to
altar flowers. Only Intimate friends
OF the family and few sorority sis.
ters Of the bride were present.
The bride was lovely In a simple
sleeveless dress Of beige lace and
chiffon. finished at the bottom with
a full lace flounce. Her beige tutle
and Ieghorn hat was trimmed with a
single large orange flower. The bri-
dal bouquet Of orchids, lilies Of the
valley and sweet peas was surround
ed by ostrich feathers.
Mrs. J. Il. Morris OF Aberdeen. ais.
ter of the bride. acted an matron of
honor. She was costumed in peach
color crepe and cream lace hat.
Her bouquet was orchid sweet peas
and Ophelia roses. Tie maid Of hon.
or, Miss Alice Uddcnberg. wore a
green crepe dress and hat Of cream
lace draped over black satin. She
carried pink sweet peas and Column.
bia roses.
Black crepe, trimmed In beaded
Kings blue, was worn by the bride's
mother. Her large hat carried out
the blue and black color design. Mrs.
$. G. Calderhead, mother of the
groom, wore black lowered chiffon
over black satin. Mr.. John Dudley
Robert was best man for Mr.. Calder.
head. Miss Phyllis Gulliford sang
20 Perfect Love" preceding the wed.
ding service.
Following breakfast at the brides
home after the wedding, Mr.. and Mrs
Calderhcad left for California They
VIII return in July. The bride wore
q beige crepe travelling dress and
Hickson coat Of beige, trimmed with
fox fur. Her small beige hat was o
combination Of felt and leghorn.
Mrs. Calderhead is n graduate Of
the University Of Washington, where
she was affiliated with Alpha Phi
sorority. Mr.. calderhead Is a law
graduate from the university. He II
affiliated with Phi Delta Theta fra
ternity.
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health nursing and the university
nursing activities will be presented
The university nursing course. un
der the instruction Of Mrs. Elizabeth
S. soule. II. ~. consists OF two years
academic work in the university. two
years training In an affiliated hos.
pital and one year OF specialized
training at the university.
The committee in charge OF open
house follows: Miss Henrietta
Adams. general chairman: Miss Paul.
inc Knudson. chairman OF public
health program; aiiss Kathryn Dark.
chairman Of hospital program; Miss
Ruth Nestor. chairman Of prc-nurs.
ing program; Miss caryl Kerr. pub.
licity chairman. and Mrs. Edith Rob
son, poster chairman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Perrine-Hindley
Enhancement Announced

Mrs. Anna Ray Perrine Of Detroit,
Mich. announces the engagement Of
her daughter Julia TO Mr.. Philip
Hindley, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Hindley. Of this city. Miss Perrlne,
who attended the University of Wash.
ington in the winter quarter, Is affill.
ated with Kappa Kappa Gamma so.
rority. Mr.. Hindley will be grndu.
ated from the university In June. He
is a member of Sigma M, Oval club.
Sigma Delta Chi and Sigma Epsilon
The wedding date will be an.
nounced In June.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Music
Violin Recital
at. Cornish

a violin recital will be given by the
advanced pupils OF Maurice Lepiat.
Monday evening, April .. in the Cor
nish Little theater.
The following program will be pre-
sented at $50 o'clock.
Prelude Il Major Sonata. No. &c.. Bach
+. choate, X. Jordan. 81. Ferguson. B.
o. Hesse. !. Grasiey- i3iek. f. Foulkes.
A. Donovan.
Dolores van Apalup at the plano.
"Baiiade ct Polonaise" .yieuxtemps
Kathleen Jordan.
Mary Donovan at the plano.
: Concerto" ............s.. Mendeissohr
Betty onsom Hesse.
Rae spiogeiman at the piano.
concerto ID Minor" ...... .Wteniawski
Irene GrRsley Bick.
Concerto A Minor. ......s. .Nieuxtemps
Elizabeth Choate,
Frances Williams at the piano.
Motto Perpetuo" .......,...,..P aganini
Il. choate. * Jordan. Il. Fouiixes y. o.
Hesse. !. Grasiey- Bic6. NJ. Ferguson.
A. Donovan. Mrs, f. Ness, G. Debruyn,
NJ. Clay. r. Davis. /. Epstein.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Journalism Honorary
Initiates

Miss Margaret Bundy, Miss Alice
Weld and Miss Alice Campbell were
Initiated into Theta Sigma Phi, hon.
orary journalism society for women
at the home OF Miss Helene Cole
Wednesday afternoon. The annual
Theta Sigma Phi spring banquet was
held ut Blanc's following the serv.
ices. Pink sweet pea and violet cor.
sages marked the table places of the
new initiates,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Nursing Open-HouSe
SchedMLed

Annual open house win be held by
the University Nursing department
from 2 to y. m. and 7 20 10 .. m.
Friday. May 20. IN the Home Eco.
Monies building. A tabIcaux and
miniature town settling program. rep.
fesenIins various phases Of public
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Personal

Mr.. Elliot Dean Harringr
has been in Los Angeles y
past four months as a reprsss
OF the General Electric Co. 9
York. viii arrive In Seattle S
night. He win be the guess =
and Mrs. Jason D. Butler NJ
Mrs. Harrington and thar
son. Dean. will return to shsf
in Schenectady, n. Y Wednss
Mrs. Ada MacEwan. who BIS
visiting in this city during y
ter. left Tuesday for her l0-
Kalamazoo, Mich.
Mrs. Philip Tworoger 5
escing at the Columbus sani
Mr.. and Mrs. Thad R. PirV
so TO Toronto. Canada, saa
where Mr.. Perry will attend Y
ternational Rotary club con'a
Mr.. ana Mrs C. L. Crasn
their two daughters. Virginia
Kathleen. viii leave shorty
six.week motor tour thru eaM'
Miss Geraldine Colby, vfa
been studying art in Berkesa
returned TO the home Of ne
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred oreS
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Mayrsi'
family will move to their sa1
home at Bellevue June I.
=
Pledges OF Kappa Alpha
will entertain the active :. q
with a dance at the home y
Gilmore, Friday, May Is
Mrs. Mitchell Y. charnl'!
Mrs. George F. Plerrot vii
in Tacoma Monday to spr
summer on the coast. MIS-
ley and Mrs. Pierrot we''
brides in f9ee.
Commander Frank Grs', N
been promoted aide 70
Hutchinson. Commander CIV
married to Dorothy Wa's'A
city in october.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles u Y
OF Tacoma viii be the bouw ~,
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. e n0'
the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ross = vtcs
dorothy Thomas) any s,r,A@
congratulations upon tne .s =
daughter, Edith EliEaps
morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Interlaken Guild
Dance Planned

The Interlaken guild OF the ortho-
pedie hospital will give It's annual
spring dance at the Yacht club Sat.
urday evening. June z Mrs, +. l..
Monson is chairman Of the commit
tee In charge Of arrangements.
Mrs. Walter Munroe and Mrs. T,
sather win entertain the NAH songg
class sponsored by the Interlaken
guild Mt Mrs. Sa,hers home Wcdncs.
day afternoon. May 81. Mrs. George
waistrom will be in charge Of tho
instruction. For reservations call
CA piti-ssTs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
ADDITIONAL CLUBS

EDUCATIONAL CLUB
The Woman's Educational club
will meet at the Federated clubhouse
Saturday, May cath, at o'clock, Re.
view and discussion Of the latest
BEST Seller" Presentation of tenta.
tive 192i25 program Of committee.
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WEST SEATTLE ART CLUB

w SEAL AM Ni<Cp
The West Seattle Art club will
meet at the home OF Mrs. John p.
Jacobsen at Des Moines. Wash. on
"Wednesday morning. May 81, at 1890
o'clock. Buses for Des Moines leave
1918 Third ave. at 10 o'clock.
Interior Decorations will be the
topic for the days discussion with
Mrs. Frederick w. Graham as leader.
DANIEL BAGLEY PIT. A.
The Daniel Bagley PIT. A. will
meet In room Z, Thursday. May %.
at 3:15 p. M Program and report
ON state convention. Refreshments.
L. o. e. CLUB
The L. e, O. club will hold card
party for members only, on Tuesday,
May 20, at p. m. in the Elks' club
rooms. Mrs. Rose Sellandor, hostess.
SUNSET HEIGHTS
LITERARY CLUB
Sunset Heights Literary club will
meet Tuesday. May 20. at 4253 Whit.
man ave. Mrs. Gertrude Pierre,
hostess.
ROBERT MORRIS o. E. s.
Robert Morris chapter No. 100, o,
Il. s., will give a card party at Nor.
tons cafeteria. 1919 Second ave-,
Saturday, May "a, at s y. m.
DRIFrWooD CAMP
Driftwood camp, or NJ. w. OF A.,
and Laurel camp, of II, n. OF A..
will give a Joint card party Tuesday
evening, May 20. at Sl5 o'clock in
Swedish Club hall, Eighth ave. and
olive St
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
SilUer Anniversary
Pdrtu Planned

Forty invitations are out for an
oldfnshioncd card party and dance
to be given by Mr.. and Mrs. George
l.. Davis on their silver anniversary.
June IA. Acceptances have been re.
ceived from Los Angeles, Portland.
Bellingham and Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
MICHIGAN cLuR

Tho Michigan club will hold It's reg.
ular meeting AT Moves cafeteria,
Friday evening. May 49, Dinner at
600, social hour NJ 700. program at
1880. VIM. Hickman Moore, council.
man.clect, will talk on "The Skagit
Project"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Bride-tO-Be H0n0red

To compliment Miss Hazel Peck,
who announced her engagement this
spring to Mr.. Jack Abbot, Mrs. Joy
wentworth entertained with mis-.
ceilaneous shower at her home in
LaureIhurst Saturday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
DUNLAP PIT. A.

The Dunlap PIT A. will hold It's
regular business meeting Wednesday,
May 81, az 2i30 y. m, in the base.
mont OF the school Reports OF the
convention. health talk and stercopti.
con slides. Program at o'clock viii
be IN charge OF the teachers. A sur.
prise IL In store.
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d. A. r. to Entertain

Seattle chapter OF the D. A. II. viii
compliment the University OF Wash.
lngton u. A. X. members with a
bridge and NAH jongg party Tuesday
afternoon. 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Miss Lunch Entertained

Miss Ruth Barrett and Miss Sally
McGough entertained with n bridge
ten Sunday afternoon In honor OF
Miss Edith Lynch. whose wedding
will take place next week.
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Miss PaTton Announces
Enhancement

Mrs. G. p. Robinson announces the
engagement OF her niece. Miss Vir.
zinia Paxton, 10 Mr.. william Hemp.
hill, OF this city. The wedding will
take place late In June,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Mss Jerome Honored

Honoring Miss Emily jerome,
whose engagement to Mr.. Fred HUI.
bert OF Everett was announced re.
Gently. Mrs. Millington Grey enter.
tanned Thursday afternoon with n
ten and shower.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Ohio Visitor
Entertained

A dinner honoring Mr.. Jud Yoho
OF Akron. Ohio. was given by Mr.
and Mrs Il. c. MERIT at their home
Wednesday. Mr.. Yoho win return 10
Ohio Saturday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Tyee staff.
Entel'tnins

Staff members OF the Tyee, Uni.
'yersity OF Washington year BOOK
gave dance ut the Roanoke club
house Friday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
AUXILIARY 10 LLOYD

American Legion' auxiliary to
Lloyd @, Cochran post No. 40, will
meet Tuesday evening May 30, at s
o'clock in WoogH hall, 18th ave. n.
w. and Market ST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Seniors Glue
Boat Partn

A boat party TO Fortuna park. the
final class sociaI event OF tho year,
win be given by senior students -
the university Saturday night.
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Mothers Club to
Entertain

Ieta Tau Alphn Mothors' club will
give card phrty ut the fraternity
chapter house "Wednesday afternoon,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
NORTH END

'KN7NFFNI'tIfI' Y N~FFV1'
North End Progressive club will
meet Tuesdny. May 20. at y. M, at
Ala Denny building. Mrs. Emily
Peters and Mrs. Ida Root Mclkor.
cher will be the hostesscs. Election
OF officers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
THTMBLE CLUB

The Seattle woodcraft Thlmblo
Club No. es. will have a card party
Monday evening. May 10. at s
O'Clock, in odd Fellows temple. 10th
and L. Pine st. Woodcraft and
friends invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
c1Ty.wIDE DEMOCRATIC
MOMENTS CLUB

The Seattle City.wide Democratic
Womcn's club will give cafeteria
dinner and court whist party at
Dartnall's cafeteria, Second and Mad.
ison ST, Thursday evening, May 30.
Dinner at $50 o'clock, entertainment
at 1870 o'clock Cards ut Si5 o'clock
Public invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Boas-Asarhi
Dotto-<loufft
Enhancement Announced

MIR. and Mrs. Henry Boas announce
the engagement Of their daughter
Hilda to Mr.. Lazar Asarhl. The
wedding date will be announced later
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
PALM crpcI.r No Ga

Palm circle No. Sc. Neighbors of
woodcraft, viii hold an apron so.
cial Monday evening. May &c, at $50
o'clock. in /, o. o. +. hall, 10th ave.
and Il. Pine st. Cards, games and
music will be the entertainment Of
the evening. The women attending
are asked 10 wear aprons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
GENEoLoGIcAL SOCIETY

The Seattle Genealogical society
Will meet Monday evening. May 10.
ut 5 O'Clock, in tho Chamber of Com.
mcrce rooms. Mr.. Dudley wooten
viii speak on "The Old South" with
special reference to the early settle.
ments in Virginia and Tennessee
The public is invited.
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JOHN Il. MILLER w, II. c,
John u. Miller w, II, g, Will hold
q rummugc sulc Tuesday, May 20
at 1919 First ave.
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II
Tenor
(a) 'Ie with All Your Hearts"
from 'Eiijsh'0 $780,. Mendeissohn
(b) Down the Vale ,.......... Mon
Magnus Petersen.
Harry Burdirk at the piano.
Ill
ta) N Ny Song Had Airy Plnions'
..............,...... Hahn-I.ynes
tbl Song OF the Rhine Symphs"
tfrom THE Dusk OF the Gods'D
.....,................ Wagner
Piano
ta) 'Minstreis' .......,....s .Debusy
th) .'Arahesque'' ........ .Lesehetisky
tc) Shepherds LEY" ...,.......
Morris Dance Tuna) Arr. by Granger
Abeio ve5a ni'ssil'
,ta) Mirage" Ccontraito solo by Miss
Gladys Hoxsie) .,....,.... Kramer
tb) SHADOW March" ...... ,Prothoroe
ocl Coin Home Largo from New
World symphony'l .pyorak-Fisher
Tcnor solo and obbilsato by Magnus
Petersen.
VII
ta) "will o. the wisp" ........ .spross
tbl "chanson provencale' -..,.,.....
..,..s.ss's'.ssss ReIi Noaua-oheiies
VIII
Tenor
ta) ''F'ulfIilmont' .....,t., woodmsn
thl Wanderers Naohtlied". Schubert
(c) Take JOY Home .,..,t..B assett
Msgnus Petersen.
Harry Burdick at tho plano.
TX
Cantata--"A Spring cycle" ..,.,,.,,.
Observation-Disclosures, Edward GrleG
tR) DAY liz Awakened
OBJ Morning Dew"
co "Thc Mountain Maid"
Soprano solo by Mrs. ~ NJ, Deutcr.
I'D "Sprlngtide'
(c) sfhe Tryst"
Moxso soprano solo
by Mrs, Jack I. Smith.
(f) Autumn Storm
r. II, Kendrick, director.
Harry Burdick. accompanied.
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RAINIER CAMP no. i472

Rainier Camp. No. 14T3. II. n. OF
A.. viii give card party Monday.
May 10. in Swedish Club hall.
Eighth and Olive. Mrs Belle shop-
herd is in charge OF arrangements,
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR MONDAY
WILL. SEW roR NEEDY

WILL SEW FOR NEEDY
Tho Seattle Hebrew Benevolent
society viii sow for the needy at
Educational Center an day Monday.
May 10.
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Philomel Club to
Give Concert

The Philomel club win be heard in
concert Monday evening. May 10, at
sis o'clock, In the University Metho.
DIST church. f. 42nd and Brooklyn
ave.
Tho program follows:
tal waits Song ..... .Stranss-Hsrris
90 Natures Resurrection. woodman
III
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-17
Annual Advance Sale S6O,OOO worth fine, fresh and fashionable
|Fall-fayored
 silks, Woolens

Satin wepes SS.50-ustrously woven in all the newest colorssmart indeed for the sl cnging frocks of fall Canton crepe s2s9pain or satin facedpractical for good hard wear-pretty for any occasion. TGffetG s1.69--crisp and shinmerng- -blace onlys6- inch BrocGde crepe $275-reay attractvepatterns in black midnight blue or brown-40inch width. Tsos $45O $650-newest flat weaves in smooth finish and twill shadow stripes and checks, tonesch autumn colors Pampas Avenurne, Oleander Rosin Toffee Cor doyan Lentil and ever so many others, Poiret tViN, $4.5O-in navy blue only54 inches wide real hriftfnd for the who does her sewing at $4.5O yard.
 French serge $f29-soft firm weave-smart for tots school wear-navy blue and brown al-woo of course, Wool crepe. $s25good looking shades for street and sports wear-40-inch width
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-17
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Fresh from a world-known manufacturer - discontinued designs of real Filet Grandee and Tuscan nets in an exclusive showing. Artistic full color effects - effective patternsl Usually sold right here for $2 and $2.25 but the maker clear ed to us and we clear to you at just $1-HALF PRICE.
 75c Fishnet curtains, 39c
 Those good looking draperies of fish net you've admired in a friends home-have them in yours NOW while this fascinat- ing fabric is just S9c a yard.
 $1.75 DTapery silk, $1.25 Lovely Sunfast draperies-50- inch width-newest colors, old blue, rose, mulberry, mahogany and dozens of others-500 yards will probably go in one morning at such a substantial saving. Shop early, please!
 25c curtain marquisette, 15c Highly mercerized marquisette in white or ecru-36-inch width-new curtains for every bedroom while such cool dainty material is only 15c yard.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-17

solid colors-exceptionally we'll made.
 Newest fashions in fine comforts and blankets-ex- elusive patterns and colors, $f5, $17.50, $19.50, $25, $S5, $S9.50, $45.
 B m bber sheetimg, 59c-- q ou b l e coated--acid and water proof-36-inch width Jess than usual by a good deal.
 Linen damGsk, $1.19-pure linen damask-silver bleach ed-five artistic designs to