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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-27
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compras de mercanc1as antes de
visitRrla. I'm ella encontrara usted
10 que desea al precio mas bajo.
Allen 81, telafono 294. 4-16
M B. MELENDEZs Construye ca
sas concrete MADEIRA, trabajos de
Albahilerfa algunos plazos. Ven
de casas de concrete, MADEIRA Y So
lares. Coloca dinero en- hipoteca. Te-
lefono 1857 azul. Oficina IL Perez
Ave. 4-72
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-27


CPAN1SH-ENGLIsH sTENoGRA-
PHER: years experience New
York offices, young lady, desires ST.
tuation. Box 1851, San Juan. As.
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HOJAS sGILLETTE'' legftimas,
diez en- paquete, por 65c. Por CO
rreo 10c. extra Bazaar Americana,
San Juan. 4-3
s-~--~~~S~~>~~SNS~pNpNA
CE NECESITA un taqu1grafo o ta-
qu1grafa, en- ingles Y espahol, Y
que sepa algo de tenedurfa de IL
bros. Escriba al apartado 50, San
Juan, p. R. Al
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&c ALQUILA local propio para CO.
mercio, botica, en- la carretera
No. Al esquina Pelayo, parada 8.
Informaran en- los altos, Telefono
1894 Azul. ~
sc VENDE casa terrera en- San
Juan, Gale de Ia Fortaleza No.
90, sitio comercia1. Para informes,
telefOnO 686 San Juan. Al
@~s%c~e SN~e~>re~~
NECESITO $4,000 B S350o.OO en-
hipoteca sobre casa en- Santurce.
No Sc admiten corredores. Escriba
a "Hipoteca Ell MUNDO". AZ
N-Sr>>N<~r~>NeSrs sN~NSN<p>bNNsNpSe
sc VENDE auto Haynes de 1913
en- buen estado. La mejor oferta
esta semana Sc acepta. Gammans,
Edificio Gonzalez Padfn, Telefono
II, San Juan. 40
SE ALQUII4A una casa en- $4,000
en- Santurce, calle Europa entire
las dos carreteras. Informes Tel.
398, San Juan. AZ
SE VENDE una casa de concrete,
tiene cuatro dormitorios, garaje,
y cuarto de servicio, en- la calle San
Jorge, hace esquiDa. Informardn te-
l6fono 800 negro, Santurce. 40
NS~s~N~~~~N~
&c OFRECEN hasta cinco mil pc
SOS al 100 - por ciento contra
hipoteca casas concrete San Juan,
Santurce Rio Piedras al que ten
ga seguridad puntual pago intereses
mensnales. Apartado 281 San Juan.
4-2I
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CE DESEA comprar casa concrete
de cuatro a siete mil pesos en-
buen sitio Santurce. Enyfe descrip-
ci6n detaIlada, sitio, capacidad so
lar, n1mero habitaciones, etc. AM
dr6s Gonzalez. al eTlidado Camara
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-27

CPAN1sHENGLIsH sTENoGRA-
PHER: years experience New
York offices, young lady, desires ST.
tuation. Box 1851, San Juan. As.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-27

COLARES.-6 solares, 625 mic
$3.50 metros de contado, $500
metro q plasos. Henry w. Dooley.
No. 3 Tapis St. Tel. 1895. santur-
q. Z.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-27

CIfD0 DE GANADO.-Se toma ga
naao Yacun0 y cabailar, al chi
40. 1000 euefdas de terreno fertil.
eubieFias De paste: fincas Palma"
= cohifre ea las cercanias de Ca
poFanas. earFetera que va de Caro-
llna. calderon y Quinones. Infor-
alaFan Quinones, Box 6S. Phone
p1s santurce.. 4-15
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-27
RORDADORAs -

RORDADORAs - necesitan para
varias elases de trabajO. Des0a-
nos Ageutes para Ia Isla. que sean
reslsonaablea. o'Donen III, Box
i4S6. Tslsfono i0i verde, San Juan.
A-10
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-27

taia IS Il aiIe uts csnlflco a.
nan 1Dsa. caisla I4fa6a Ne &l.
trssh& fasleiaa sotFa Tanen y
Mn 1nsla Es8E8 tufeFsesss HrniufsF
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-27

Z mpy eerra parada A. se alqui-
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trinonlO. Axsnida Dies de Andino,
san Jnan alodsrnO No. So. Tel 640
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-27

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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-15
HUNT FOR TREASURE
BRINGS OUT POLICE

Rainbow ends with their tradi.
tional pots of gold are elusive treasure
spots. i,
buried their trove deep in the ground
These facts keep at home many adj
venturous spirits who, nevertheless
have dreams of the COLDS and its
So naturally it is only a trifle to
nav n fortune-teller 80 cents to learn
that gold is beneath 3our own doof'
steps. ps.,,h
Armed with this omen a Rudolph
street negro family tore up their steps
Monday night and began dig ior
hidden gold. But the activity occa,
stoned some alarm in the neighborhood
and police we're called.
"' netectives Carver and Ruhnke
didn't have the heart to pour colo
water" on the gold hunt and left them
digging feverishly.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-15
SOCIAL GULFS'--BUNK!
SAYS VINCENT AST0R

NEW YORK. Dec. 15.CP)-Vincent
Astor, one of the richest young men
in the country, says social CULTS" be-
tween rich and poor exists only in
popular Imagination and that he cares
for wealth only for the maintenance
of material satisfaction in life" in
an interview in the current issue Of
Golfers Weekly.
Mr.. Astor. who left college TO as
sumo control of his family's affairs
after his father died on the Titanic,
says he wouldn't exchange all the
money in the world for the right to be
an ordinary citizen"
Rich people sometimes attempt to
display their wealth in vulgar way"
he says,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-15
FLORIDA CLOSED
To ALICE BY
XII KLUX
Unrobed Men Guard Rail
Station to Prevent
Her Entrance.

FORT PIERCE. Fla, Dec. 15-LP,
Cwobed men, said 10 be members OF
the knights OF the Ku Klux Khan 10.
day we're standing guard at the local
railnad station to see that Alict
Jones Rhinelander. negro bride OF
Leonard Kip Rhinelander. wealthy
New Yorker, does not stop at Fort
Pierce. Dispatches were received last
night, stating that she might beo n
her way to Florida, and Fort Pierce
was named as one of the possible
points of her destination.
Immediately upon receiving the
news Officers Of the local khan are
said to have called a meeting and sent
ont committees TO wait on the hotels.
Visits were made to four, the registers
scanned and the managers questioned
as to the possible presence Of the wo-
man. On learning that she was not
registered at either, the men gave the
hotels warning that they must not
permit her TO become a guest.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-15
SING SING GROUNDS
REAL ROSE GARDEN

ALBANY, Dec. 15.-LP-A prison
whose yard is adorned with flower
beds, shrubs and grass plots and a
rose garden in which thousands of
blossoms grow about a fountain,
where gold fish sport among the lilies,
is described in report on Sing Sing
prison, made public today by the state
commission Of prisons.
Sing Sing" says the report, 'is
slowly changing from one of the most
oppressive to one of the most modern
prisons in the country. Each year
shows evidence of progress. These
improvements are radical and when
completed will result in practically
a new institution.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-15
ST. NICHOLAS TO VISIT
KIDDIES AT Fl. SAM

with funds provided by the Second Di-
vision Athletic Association.
The Post Exchange will also hold
its annual Christmas tree for children
of the army post with Santa Claus
present.
The Post Exchange entertainment;
will take place next Monday afternoon
between the hours of 4 80 and 3 30
o'clock and presents will be given all
children who attend.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-15

Santa Claus will carry his Chris,-
mas jollity TO the children of Fort
Sam Houston, according to the an
nouuced itinerary of the Yuletide pa
tron.
Christmas trees are being planned
by the various regiments of the Sec
ond Division TO be held for the chill.
dren of the several organizations.
The Christmas trees will be given
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-15
us SAVED WHEN
HOSPITAL BURNS

PARMUS BOROUGH, n. j., Dec.
15-CP)-Eleven sisters at the Home
of Divine Providence. q hospital ior
incurables, rescued the 40 inmates TO-
dov aided BY townspeople, when iire
enveloped the buildings. -,
Three buildings, including the chapei
hospital and the home proper were de.
stroyed. The loss was estimated al
$1,000
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-15
Rayon Bed Spreads

Size S0x10j. In colors
of rose, blue. gold and
orchid. You may be sure
that a woman will appre-
ciate nothing more than
n spread for the home.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-15
Pure Linen Damask Sets

Tablecloth is G6xe
inches in size; silver
bleached, with colored
border. Six napkins TO
match.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-15

Beautiful, new neck
wear tailored for service.
Gay stripes, ch e ok s,
plaids, figures and an
endless variety of inter
esting novelty effects
in the very smartest
color combinations.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-15

Mother and daddy generally get
house slippers for Christmas, and il
wouldn't be quite fair TO leave out
little sonny and daughter. These lit
tie bootees are in colors and are just
as cute and comfortable as can be.
The Washington times., 1925-05-11
To ENTER
KALL|POL|S
GROTTO
Class of 125 to Be Initiated
in Ceremonies at National
Theater

One of the most noteworthy
ceremonial sessions in its history
will be held at the National Theater
tonight, when a class of 125 can
didates, many of whom are men
prominent in Washington's bust
ness and Masonic life, will be in
Quoted into the mysteries OF Kali
polls Grotto, Mystic Order OF Yelled
Prophets of the Enchanted Realm.
Monarch L.. Whiting Estes will
turn over the class to the tender
mercies of Past Monarch Charles
Shacke1ford and his assisting cast
who, 1t is announced, have prepared
new and excruciating tortures -
the edification Of the novitiates in
their arduous journey.
Large delegations from Yedz
Grotto Of Baltimore and SamlS
Grotto Of Richmond will attend
and many entertaining supplement
tary features have been arranged.
The ceremonial session will COM
mence promptly at 8 o'clock, but
will be preceded by a business
session this afternoon.
Among the candidates listed and
who will be assigned prominent, II
painful, parts in the ceremony are
the folloWing: Elephelel Brtdwell,
Charles NJ Byers, Theodore L.
Langohr, J. Claude KEEPER, James
T. Gibbs, John c. Rooms, Harry
Stamford, Andrew L. Randel,
Doctor Worth Landon. Carl Claudy,
w. F. Roberts, J. ]. Boobar, Percy
Crawford, George H. Judd, Charles
S. Alden, Richard E. Harris,
Stephen o. Ford, John F. Stowel,
Vernon G. Owen, Noble d. Larner'
Arthur c. Lampe, Walter L. Fowler,
Otway A. Pratt, Elmer c. Smith
Ernest E. Herrell, Charles B. Ly-
dane. Adolph E. GUIDE, Fred ID.
Ranney, Sam E. Stonebraker, Jacob
s. Stern, Jacob Limon, D. j. Kauf-
man. Frank Novotmy, J. Richard
young, sr., Frank S. Ratcliffe, Will
liam NJ. WALES, jr., William j. Gill.
fillan, r. Fearly Blick, Albert
Schaffer, Dewey D. Dillon, John
Poole, Arthur D. Marks, Frederick
Wilken, Fred w. Mckenzie, James
Alton Pratt, Sol Arnoff, George w.
Hummer, "Jedge" William H. Bur
ton, Benjamin F. Burton, Philip
Buscfer, Frederick T. Warren, Will
liam Warren Kellum, Augustus
Gumpert, T. Byrd Greenstreet, M.
George Sadak and Slower D. Zeav.
Saul Ehrlick, John L. Nader, Will
liam n. Doaks, Arville l.. Ebersole,
Alfredo Samson, Grover G. Bur
rows; David NJ. Petit, John b.
Broaddus, Walter r. Glascoe. Irving
H. Gralriick, Hubert Newson. Clyde
]. Nichols. Eugene B. Mcdowell,
Giovanni Mincin, Henry Witt, James
Gordon Bryant, Francis M. Jenkins.
Raymond L. Scaggs, r. III. Hill
singer. G. j. Mueller, jr., and r. T.
SchleIcher.
Joseph Raffel, Emil w. Ihling,
Howard w. Hening. Samuel Rosen-
thai, J. Forrest Manning, Arthur w.
Edmond, Jack c. Van Buskirk, Earle
L. Dodson, Edwin /. Harmon, James
II. Boyhan, Ernest B. Poole, Harry
j. Harth, j. F. Schlotterbeck, George
w. Harmon. Oscar b. Fetterman,
G. Frederick Nau, Edwin s. Rucker,
Elwyn S. Alverson, julius L. Simon,
Irving Gordon, James D. Fairfax,
George Roscoe Davis, William H.
GuIick, w. NJ. Mooney, Sterling
Kerr, John r. Coon, Lambert l..
Gatewood, Omar J. Veley, Benjamin
Vernon, Philip Lustine, Nelson 3.
Durfee and Neil A. Teager.
The Washington times., 1925-05-11
LANSBURCH TO GIVE
FLAG TO-POLICEMEN

y The Policeman's Association will
receive a large silk American flag,
the gift Of Henry Lansburgh, po-
tentate of Almas Temple. Mobiles Of
the Mystic Shrine, at its meeting
night at .Pythian Temple.
Marx e. Kahn will make the pres
address. Charles f. Aufen-
THE will unfurl the flag. An en-
terfainnent will follow.
The Washington times., 1925-05-11

10-Pece Combination Dining Suite, 66in Buffet
Secosed China Server Oblong Table Arm Side Chairs
upholstered in tapestry .sz4SUV
Combination Walnut Dining Suite 66nch Buffet
Closed China Server Oblong Table, 1 Arm Side
Chairs .Po4OVO
1OPece Solid Mahogany Dining Room Suite beautiful brown
finish; large pieces well designed Arm, Side
cbairs rnboserad in hair cloth h............ .$395OO
10-Piece Combination Walnut Dining Room Suites 66ln
Buffet Server Arm Chair, Side Chalrs cane
backs slip seats, covered in small pattern tapestry
The IN n;aces ................$ $259.O0
Mahogany or Walnut Tea Wagon, dropeaf disappearing
$5oOU
Mahogany Gate Leg Table 45n diameter .SSl5O
Combination Mahogany Windsor Side Chair. $500
The Washington times., 1925-05-11
Refrigerators

Ice Chest so lbs capacity, oak finished $500
Topce Refrigerator oak finish white enamel interior
3Door Refrigerator side cer lbs. ice capacity oak
finished white enamel interior. S425O
Apartment stye oak finished white enamel in
terror, 85 lbs. ice capacity ...............$ $4,000
3Door Refrigerator side porcelain interior, oak fin
ished exterior $55OO
The Washington times., 1925-05-11
Circle Club Speaker

Major General John A. Lejeune,
Of the marine corps, will address
members of the Circle Club Satur.
day night at Pythian Temple.
Judge Isaac r. Hit, Of Police
Court, also will speak.
The Washington times., 1925-05-11
The Bedroom

Apiece Bedroom Suite Dresser Full Size Bed, Chest of
Drawers and Semvanity these pieces finished lacquer
The selection be made in six different coors
Apiece Mahogany Suite 52-in. Dresser Large
Chfforette, Full Size Bed and Vanity Well designed and
constructed '@oOO.OO
5-Pece Walnut Suite Large Dresser, Twin Beds,
Chfforobe Semi Vanity. This inlay suite with beaut
full figured walnut. Five pieces. $475OO
Cretonnecov Chair, spring seat $34OO
Bedroom Chair, covered in two-tone denim. $4,000
Spring your choice of ticking full ze $35OO single
size $1,000
Moses 99-coiI Spring $500
Moses Best Sagless Spring $l35O
Moses Dixie Mattresses, all felt, full size $780,;
single size ....... .................... $225O
The Washington times., 1925-05-11
Drapery Department
AeroLux Porch Blinds
VentiIating

and
plain
kind and shnateon manya
wanting the
eeaders ii a and $3.50
4oinch width
Is great
the
The Washington times., 1925-05-11
Couch Hn111r71ocks

Couch Hammock, full length, upholstered seat and
Couch Hammock full length upholstered seat and back in
creConne
Hammock adjustable back upholstered in beautiful
green and yellow duck $29OO
tone green duck $500
Fodaway Canvas Chair comfortable; not in folds to
very small package $3.50
The Washington times., 1925-05-11
- III Y
y" 10y This
Hair Stops Coming Out

A 35-cent bot.
tie of delightful,
refreshing Dan
derine" will do
wonders for any
wonlan's h al r.
After a few ap-
plications yo u
can not find a
particle Of dan
The Washington times., 1925-05-11

0ruff or any Ialllng nalF.
Hair grows long, heavy, luxuriant
and full Of life.
Drug stores and toilet counters
sell millions of bottles Of "Dander-
ine.''
The Washington times., 1925-05-11
nples. Discontinued Suites and Occasional Pieces

Kidney-shape Settee; overstuffed loose
spring cushions in figured velour.
Was $260.00, now .................$l .$lSO.OO
Three-piece Overstuffed Living Room
Suite; upholstered in embossed velour
with moss edge Was $4,000, now. $4,000
The Washington times., 1925-05-11

Two-piece Living Room Suite; uphol-
stored in kapok. Reduced from
$412.OO to .......r...'.. ...... .ozUoUO
Two-piece Living Room Suite; uphol-
stored in antique mohair, kidney
shape, loose spring reversible cush-
ions Was $578.OO, now ........... $2S9OO )
The Washington times., 1925-05-11

Shipping Point in the United States
INQUIRE ABOUT OUR DEFERRED PAYMENT PLAN
The Washington times., 1925-05-11

The Oriental Rug Salon Announces Great Sale of Chinese Rugs
/ the discriminate buyer hah ahom@ boon f hgE taken from ~ en- tn
i If tn
The Washington times., 1925-05-11

3Piece Oversuffed Living Room Suite, large Davenport
Wing and Chair loose spring cushions up
hosered in velour Selection be made in several
Special
3Piece Overstufed Living Suite neatly tailored and
designed upholstered in taupe mohair the inside backs
plain, the loose spring cushions in figured
%|oCVv
2Piece Overstuffed Living Room Suite, well designed
davenport and chair the backs and upholstered antique
mohair loose spring cushions reversible in two colors
Davenport Table in mahogany tudor finish, well de-
signed =" oo
Combination mahogany Davenport Table tudor finish S2OO
Combination mahogany end Table; oblong shape;
finished in brown SSOO
Solid mahogany spinet Desk, disappearing hinge;
finished with lacquer S2oOO
The Washington times., 1925-05-11
Chinese Carpets
Group No. 3-$65.OO

floor coegs Tapestry
from regular a a
The Washington times., 1925-05-11
Administer Rugs
(All Seamless)

(AI Seamless)
Soft and Luxurious of PiIe-PIeasing to the Eye
The Washington times., 1925-05-11
Summer Furniture

Large sized Bar Harbor chair, natural finish $3.50
Large sized Bar Harbor Rocker natural finish $695
finish Willow Table $3.50
Fiber Suite brown finish, cushions upholstered
cretonne 'S45.0U
3Piece Willow Suite, spring cushions covered in
cretonne; backs upholstered to match $4,000
Willow Suite frame decorated in brown with black
strpe loose spring cushion covered in cretonne $3.50
The Washington times., 1925-05-11

Two-piece Overstuffed Living Room
Suite; upholstered in figured
taupe mohair. Was $458.00, now. .$265.OO
Cane-Dack Wing Rocker; Queen Anne
design with mohair spring seat Was
$54.OO, now ..............s.'...'' %|9'VV
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
The Use of HyTex Brick Versatile Material With It's
Multiplicity of Coors and Texture Bonds and Patterns
Appeals to Persons of the Most Divergent Tastes

@ m m% exquisite
-
~ to d
htmm house nd% %~ down Your h eco you'd ok w N
% %ss" time H""y '" """ thin" '""" safety "'" home Where % rom tue sacred possessions
h your bee he h~
Finally my 10th about you hat beat in a
k p
be W A you m% 10 color oH
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
Models Exhibited

r Millinery 2ls
pillar the
black hat scarf with hand
hat
afford
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05


~ the window treatments
of
50nch 1896
3sc yard
cuanng
the dining and living
cloths leave nothing
tssy with everything s225 oinch width
Attractive.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

more Ever More"-Smart Mems
Shop Shows a Continued Line Of
Exquisitries in Mems Wear In
Athletic Club Shop.
~ EGINNING in the Eighteenth
Street lobby show case in the
~ Hotel Fontenelle. that eternal
feminine drive Of More ever more
led Polly to visit the Sobotker Mems
Shop in the Athletic Club Bldg.
Eighteenth and Douglas. The More
Ever More" in this instance the eN-
auisitries OF imported neckwear on
display for Easter donning. The
largest and finest line of necllwear
west of Chicago stated Mr.. Sooot-
ker, authentic adviser with regards
to mems wear apparel from Ameri-
can and European manufacturers.
Omaha Millinery Authority Discusses
the Hats That Madam FayOrs This
Season.
NKISS Shanahan in her lovely
lVI shop of millinery mod0s in the
A'A Julius Orkin store, 1512 Doug
las, gives interesting information as
to lust what Is most favored by
Madam Omaha in her seasons hat
selections. Hair braid Transparent
cies large and small OF brim, dash
ing little felts of bright coloring,
flower trimmed. all OF the season
modishly effective models are find
ing ready reception this spring ac'
cordlng TO Miss Shanahan. May
pollv's observation that Miss Shana.
hans assemblage OF spring models Is
modestly priced be added.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
The Little Two-Piece Sports Frock
Calls for Skilled Pleating Work.
Printed Crepes Are More Lovely
When Flaunting the Pleated Panels

of and Pesing
Douglas streets very
4 little sports focks owe
of skirts the printed are sure
to havea "A Ieae pa o sides
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
Faster P0tted Plants Five and Six
Kinds In One Pot With Generous
Growing Ferns $50 to SIS.

Faster Potted Plants Five and Six
Kinds In One Pot With Generous
Growing Ferns $50 to SIS.
1" HE Petersen Bros. Flower Shop,
1714 Farnam, ia. 1916, are clev-
u er orieinators of holiday flower
presentations and this Easter they've
arranged wholly individual massings
of plants in one pot rich rose, fiaring
magenta, white that is mountain
daisy or Easter lily with background
OF luxurious growing ferns, the whole
gift ornamented in crepe paper and
offered at $3.50 to s5.
An Absolute Necessity Is the Clean
ing OF Dainty Apparel for the Fes-
tival OF Easter.
N REsHER BROS, 22d and Far
nam. At. 0345, have processes
\ of cleaning the light apparel of
Faster time that have proved entire.
~ successful. An assurance of longer
service is yours when you use
Dresher's cleaning ways.
. DRESS Up Week" for the Boys and
Girls.
TIME Chidrens Shop. Aquila Court,
Is having Dress Up Week" for
u this. the last week before Eas-
ter Sunday. Lovely new frocks and
coats for the dainty little girls, smart
". tailored suits and top coats for
the boys. Everything for the kiddies
will be found in this shop at prices
moderately low.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

Sterling Silver Reduced One-Fourth;
William and Mary, Mary Sec, Chateau
Thierry, Lansdowne, King Albert,
Etruscan and Della Robbia Suggest
Immediate Purchase; Sterling Silver
Individual Pepper and Salt Shakers,
$3.50 for Set of Six; Startling
Sale Values
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05


In
with S75 Platinum
and
same rider 81 be
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
Dainty Shades i'm Cleverly Styled
Fownes Gloves Promise Much of
SmartuesS for Easter Morning


Smartness for Faster Morning.
TT AYDEN Bros. glove department
RI present for your approval very
u - cleNerlv STYLED Fownes gloves
in fashion favored shades OF the sea.
son; each pair an achievement in the
art of glove making In tan, mode
black and white Is a fared frill pair.
tiny pointed godets Of contrasting
shade inset in the naring. S4.75 Il
pair. Effective indeed are the softly
finished suede gloves heavily stitched
across the top with unique apnlioqued
flowers of white on the cuffs. IS. And
there are quaint little gloves whose
daintiness Is emphasized by a silk
lining in their tailored cuffs. S5.25,
these also OF suede.
An umbrella parasol that seemed
particularly fitting Tor my purchase
tins week WAS navy silk af sturdy
manufacture, the handle heavy
wood. hand carved and eelored a
polly head II YOU please, In all
eolors these umbrella parasols are
Si25o
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

Furniture
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hig
the high back
Enghsh CoNwei chair price II enc buy,
wide low
pieces Governor Winthrop desk solid
reproduced from the original
ban and claw iee' and secret drawers ssS
in aohatr
hand carved spread and claw find q
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
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The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
RebIock That Lovely Straw Hat for
New Season Service.

NJ ANY women have exqulstely
NI woven straw hats. many OF
AL them imported. which but need
to be reblocked to n new servicabil'
ity. The Kruger Hat shop. 800 Bar
ker Block. 18th and F'arnam, do al
kinds of hat. feather. fur and mara
bon " w0rk. Closed at on Saturdays.