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The Washington times., 1925-11-11

den ave: NV, square 1856, lot a.
sfS sa1nss Trust ss Co. F sad 7s
1853 1855. 1857 21st ST. NV, square
100, lots 81, IS and sS-Beatrice d.
Fischer to Julia H. Potter, $40. n8Ol
lots 121 and 122--James D. Hobbs and
Thomas =. Bones TO Johanna T. Barry.
North of r st., west of 21st st. NV.
square So. part lot 2---Eugene s. Bur
CESS ct nx' Amelia. to Maude W.
North Of Rhode Island. ave-, east of
18th ST. ne, square 3637, lot 6s-
Thomas A. jameson to Raymond W.
Va AZ HG5n ct rd LENA m So? S 49,
S4-Minerya T. Hoover to Joseph c.
Zirkle, $40. (170D
south of Hamlin st. and east of 27th
ct ux., Margaret, to Henry E. Mead
G st., bet 18th and Goth SITS. NV,
Gallogly and May I. Gray to Clarence
Q. Sheriff. $40. (1411
Longfellow St. bet. Illinois ave. and
9th ct. NV, square 1892. lots % and
Louis Alpert, $40. G4D
Rittenhouse St. bet. North Dakota
to lo-Helen Newcomer to sanitary
Scs Canal st st. sw.. square 577 7o'} lot
4S-Lanra Anderson to Thomas 3. and
Kearney St. bet. 18th and 18th SITS
me-. square 1880. lot 1--Chas. F. Tansil
ct ux, Catherine, $1O.N 158)
Varnum ct, bet Eastern ave and
ED st. ne, square 4235, lot 1-Chas.
A. Martin to Catherine j. Shea. $40.
South of Yuma Sc. and east Of 1st
square 6152. lots to s, A to 64~-Chas.
9: Taylor .ttSS Ernest Price. ct nx.,
1744 Columbia I'd NV, square s5s4.
lot 54--Maurice--Kay and Beni. Kay
to F. Marion Law. 1r., so. (173)
North of Savannah st and east of
10th ST.. Sc. square 5S44, lot Aft.
Marion Law. Jr., to Maurice and BENZ.
1912 Irving st. NV. square 1850, lot
CESS ct ux., Amelia, SO. 11751
Parcel 222-17. Commissioners OF ID. C.
TO Walter Bell, $41.8l (106l
st., between LIST and 3rd SITS NV.
square $50; part lots 20 and si-James
a. Drysdale ct ux., Rebecca. to Harry
North of Neal st., east Of West Vir-
ginia ave. me-, square 40e4, lot d.
James G. Nealon ct ux., Margaret, to
R May =; A.slwine and Katherine B.
Near 4ard and Ingomar SITS. NV.
square north OF 1865, lot Hazel l.
, Aln,snan et al to Edward ". Stro-
North OF Howard ave-, west Of Firth
Stirling ave. Sc. square $500, lot 93s-
Ch,as I. 2; Puryis ct nx., Jennie. to SAM
uel ~. COrnWeil. $40. 1Ilal
Samuel p. CornwelI conveys same
property g Eva xounG. $40. 1ll9l
The Washington times., 1925-11-11
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The Washington times., 1925-11-11
Real Estate
Transfers

Foote St bet, 44th and 18th SITS. me-,
square 51S1. lots 80 and 40-Marion
Duckett ct al. to Blanche ". Lutimore.
$40. "a
North of St, east of Texas ave- Sc.
square 1894. lot S9-CIarence F. Done
hoe and MiIburn J. Donohoe to Mar
garet A. Young. $40. On.
$50 sth ST. &C., square SIT, lot 70
bert, trustees to John A. Saul, slips.
North of Patterson ST.. west of Broad
Branch I'd. NV. square 20o1, lot 65-
Chaplin B. Bauman ct ux., Agnes, $40.
4-zs d9J 4
/ Lawrence ST.. bet nth and 18th sts.
me-, square 4143, lots 13 and 14-Rosa
w. Humes to Joseph B. Hfgdon, $40
North of Taylor st. west of Georgia
ave. NV, square 1910, part lot 36-The
American Accessories Co. to Cunningham
Plumbing supply Co., Inc. SO l5D
NV, square 296s. lot ss~Henry. L. and
Lewis T. Brueninser to- Freaerie e. !, =.
ISss T ST. nw.s square 1s2. lot lis
ADELAIDE H. Cook to adelaide c. Daly.
Svarts st.. bet. Sd st. and Lincoln .rsel..
ct NIX, Frances, TO Gertrude l. Reed.
Granny, lots 81 and s2-Roberts. g.
bert shapiro and Goodman Haness so.
North OF s St. west of s5th st. NV,
square 1902. lot 37--Gilbert Lewis to
Reid L. Hammann. $40. (112l
622 Q St NV. square AS, lot lip
Rose Ktrtz to shapiro-Katz Realty Co.
shapiro-Katz Realty Co. conveys same
property to Elizabeth Stepan, $40.
North of K ST., west of goth st. NV.
square 7s, lot 1s-samuel A. Drury ct
ux., May, TO VIM. c. Sparks SO. Go3)
North of Newton ST.. east of 18th st.
me-. square 4150, lot 25--Henry G.
Breuninger and Olaf r. Petersen to
Otto Solomon, $40. (109)
North OF Girard ST., east of 10th st.
me-, square 1875, lot 76-Otto Solomon
ct ux., Pauline. to Leo A. Jackowsh
South of q St, east Of South Capitol
st. sw.. square east of 7os., lot 12-
sand and Gravel Corp, $40 (I18)
North of Claiming St, east of I'd
St me-, square 1853. lot 92-JacOb b.
Shapiro to Elizabeth T. Fields, $40
(122)
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THE whole trouble is" she said,
that he does not want me to have
a professional career. But" she
went on quickly, 81 have always
worked and I want to keep on"
She is Natacha Rambova on the
screen. After having plenty Of
time to think it all over, she mas
returned from Europe as determined
as ever to win fame as an actress.
f Rudolph chooses to accept this
determination and make peace over
lures, they will be received gracious
", she said, and their reunion
might be possible. At any rate,
it's Rudolph move.
One of their other differences.
Mrs. Valentino revealed, was over
dogs. 1t seems she liked her dogs
small and he liked his dogs large.
Rudolph, incidentally, was not at
the dock to meet the boat when his
wife arrived She looked chic, was
smartly gowned and carried two
little Pekingese pups.
One thing that may have kept
Rudolph away was the fact That
he was busy in United States dis
trict court getting his first papers
as an American citizen.
From Rodolfo Gugliolmi, a sub
ject of Italy, he has become Tlu-
dolph Valentino, United States Of
America
The Washington times., 1925-11-11

Keokuk st. bet Reno I'd. and ssth-
ST. NV, square 1850. lott 1s--Century
Homes . Corp to .,1 Francis = Ptos etss, ct,
North of Dent -pl, west of Gath st.
NV. spare 1850, lot Salary K. Boss
ct al, to Alvin q. Wilbourn ct ux.,
Df North Of Of Decatur st. west Of 9TH
Katz Realty Co., to Rose Kurtz, $40.
81 r. st. NV. square. s1o1. lot 90
Edwin NJ. Tansil ct ux., Ida, to Mary
: ATS s.. sw.. square 4ss. lot 81
Elizabeth Klinehanse. William H..
Lacy and Walter L. Lacy, $Lo0:
47s F St sw., square 4ss, lot si0 81
Walter L, Lacy to William H. Lacy,
IN North Of Longfellow st., east of
North Capitol st me- square s7os lots
Betty, to Theodore c. Downing ct ux..
beg legation st., bet. ssth- and .4ist SITS.
NV, square 1850 lot 2s-Ayres NJ.
ChaIlice to Frank A. Allmuth ct ux..
North of Lawrence ST., east Of $.
kand 22-E. Constance Philpitt to Ben
nett L. Ldghtbrown, SO. US2)
l4th St., bet. Alaska ave. and Floral
stnw sqI =. bright et ux Sophia. 20
Charles w. Arth ct ux.. Lucy. $40.
First pl., bet. Longfellov ana Ken
Wilson Camp to Alpheus H. Ryan, $40.
North Of Longfeilow St: east Of
North Capitol st. ne.. square S1os. lot
g7so 18th St Eya nR SQUARE ESQ lot 4s
Mary a. Strong to Eva Frideli $40.
North of Kennedy st. west Of 5th
st. NV, square 1907, lot BINARY
freedman to Leo V. scanlAn ct TX,
Ai 1889 1s a. Columbia rd NV. G square
1854, lots 81, 5s-John J. Madden ct
AK Catherine, to Moe G. Wyatt $40
14O-Ben L. Smith ct ux.. Lillian, to
Isth St, between shepherd ana
2, >. parcel 14S-iO@Mildred r.. Lord
and Eugene H. McLachIen. trustees, to
Chas. NJ: waEIingsford< and James A.
1V ordxay u.s. st.. Between sOth St. 'S and
Washby trerace NV, square 2O71, lot Z
B. Lowndes jackson, jr., to Eliza
zen wan azer So asa
Washby terrace NV, square 2071, lot .
.'FriendShip, est. Philip and JACOB"
and "Resurvey of jacob part lot "a
Doherty, $40. OsD
North of Buchanan St. west of 9Th
cafritz to Chas. F. Gramlick, $40:
Van Buren, St, between .Piney Branch
sI--samuel s. Dalton ct ux, MindIe,
to Lillian Beach, $40. GO6)
Van Buren, st.. between Piney Branch
I'd. and Sth st. NV, square 1913, lot
s1--Llllian Beach to Samuel S. Dali
North of Jefferson St. west Of 9Th
ST. NV. square 1908. lots 4S to 81
| Louise MA~BOwles to Grace s. Part
Craven Terrace" lot 0O-same to
Taylor Finley. $40. GOD
| lot 7s-Grace Riggles and J. Richard
| RiggIes to Major C.. Taylor. $40. Q6D
North Of Spring I'd. and west Of 10Th
| Wheat to Nicholas A. Chumbris and
Andrew N. Chumbrie, $40. (156)
1922 Fairrmont st. NV, square 1851,
giles and j. Richard Riggles, $40. $3.50
North of Longfellow St, east of
| North Capitol me- square S1Qs. lot III
Same to, Frederick B. Mills ct .ux.,
Garfield heights, part lot 1-commis
| sioners of ID. {. to Walter A. Bell
! SITS. NV, square 27s6, lot 1O-Freeman
/ NJ. Scales ct. TX, Anna, to Royal O.
T. North DTf''' of l. st.. east of sth st. '' S..
Ralph c. Boyd, $40. G45l
313 14h st. ne, square 1854. lot 12z
C. Walter Tice to Clifford r. Hope
North of Longfellow St, east OF
North Capitol ne. square 3708, lot 109
Robert T. Embrey 5" ct 81 u. winnie eS $40
North Of Emerson St. west of Bag
The Washington times., 1925-11-11
# BACK HURTS
FLUSH KIDNEYS
Drink Plenty Water and Take
Jad Before Breakfast
Occasionally

Too much rich food forms acids
which excite and OVerwork the kid
neys in their efforts to filter il
from the system. Flush the kidneys
occasionally to relieve them like
you relieve the bowels, removing
acids, waste and poison, else you
may feel q dull misery in the kid
ney region, sharp pains in the back
or sick headache, dizziness, the
stomach sours, tongue is coated.
and when the weather is bad you
have rheumatic tWinges
To help neutralize irritating acids
and flush off the body's waste, he
gin drinking water. Also get about
four ounces of Jad Salts from any
pharmacy, take a tablespoonful in
a glass Of water before breakfast
for a few days and your kidneys
NAV then act fine and bladder dis
orders disappear.
This famous salts is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice,
combined with Iithia, and has been
used for years to help clean and
stimulate sluggish kidneys and stop
bladder irritation. Jad Salts is :r-
expensive and makes delightful
efferyescent Whitewater drink which
millions of men and women take
now and then To help prevent
serious kidney and bladder dis
orders.
BY all means. drink lots of good
water every day.
The Washington times., 1925-11-11

North of Patterson St. west of Broad
Branch I'd. NV. square 2001, lot 65-
William E. Hopper eft Ux. Annie. to
Chaplin B. Bauman ct ux., Agnes. s1n.
The Washington times., 1925-11-11

Lawrence ST. bet. nth and 18th SITS.
me-, square 4143, lots 13 and 14-Rosa
W. Humes to Joseph B. Hfgdon. $40.
The Washington times., 1925-11-11
Given 10 to 20 Years

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IL
Arthur Tucker, colored, of Passy-
unk avenue, was sentenced to a
term of ten to twenty years in the
Eastern penitentiary after he had
been convicted before Judge Davis
in quarter sessions court, on
charges of having attacked Lillian
Blount, fifteen years old, colored,
on September %.
The Washington times., 1925-11-11
Hunter Riddles Window

HAZLETON, Nov. IA window
in the front room at the home
of Mrs. Brinton Coke, of Drifton,
was shattered by part Of a charge
Of shot, when a hunter killed
pheasant on the porch.
The Washington times., 1925-11-11
Sizes of Dogs Helped
Separate Valentines

NEW YORK, Nov. 11<-Its Rudolph Valentines move.
His wife, just back from Europe, said so today
The Valentines haven't been getting along So Mrs Valen
tino Winifred Hudnut epdaughter of the per
fumer went abroad alone, what she terms martial
vacation -
Now she IS home in New York And Rudolphs here, too,
HollJy
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29

KashA Cloths for the Fashioning Of
the Seasons Style Choice-Ths
Ensemble. A Word or Two on Tub
and Printed Crepes and Foulards.
AYDEN BROS silk Department
n presents for our delighted ap-
- - proval this spring the seasons
style choice. Kasha Cloth, for the tail
oring Of the ensemble: Stone pink.
natural, camel and Poudre Blue are
the color variations, "a inches wide.
they are s3.e5 a yard. Lovely. indeed,
are the washable tub crepes in coll
ored stripes, s2.7s. the printed crepes.
all silk with conservative little de-
signs or a sweeping gorgeousness of
decoration in price range from s1e5
to 1895. Ensemble "makings,"
Brighten Up Your Hair a Bit for the
Greater Becomingness OF the FIX.
quisite Spring Costume Colors.
DHE Schadell Beauty Shop, 1922
Douglas. are specialists in the
- art of hair dye processes and It
is indeed a wise decision to have
the original beauty of ones hair re-
turned. Phone JA. 2s70.
From Germany" Those Lovely Little
Kid and Suede Hats for Summer
Sports Wear.
FASHIONED on quite the latest
lines of chic are the lovely III
- tie kid and suede hat models al
Louise Heitman's Hat Shop, Athletic
Club Bldg. 18th and Douglas. Ex-
quisite modes for wear with the gay
printed crepe frocks and smart en-
sembles for spring and summer.
Condition at This Time Of the Year.
vTyHAT a Joy to see the first
w tender sprouts of green grass
springing up on the lawn.
Every home owner aspires to have q
beautiful lawn and It is to tho c. A.
l;anney Seed company, 1904 Farnam,
IA. 1864 that experience sends the
wise man. Two elements enter into
the question OF a lovely lawn: First,
one must have good soil IA soil made
good by using fertilizer prescribed by
the experts at Ranney's); second, the
seed used must be good. The Ranney
Seed company IS a shop of personal
service most gratifying.
just Round the Corner From Farnam
You'll Find Lovely Easter Cards
Sympathy Cards and Cards to the
Shut.in.
yH HE W. 3. Daley Stationery Shop,
315 South Fifteenth street, lust
round the corner from Farnam,"
has a beautiful selection of Easter
greeting cards.
Omaha Jewel Shop Makes 10 Order
Very Exquisite Rings and Bracelets.
T HE Reese Jewel Shop. Sixteenth
and Harney. has made to order
some exquisite pieces in plati-
mum, mountings for both new and
old diamonds. There's no more lovely
Easter gift than a bracelet or ring
with brilliantly cleaning diamond In
\ filagree mounting.
Truly Lovely Lingerie for the Bride
Fine Materials, Handmade Laces
and Ultra Styling.
IN HE Sadly Importing company,
Aquila Court. has a truly lovely
= assemblags of lingerie for the
spring bride.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29

sioriously Effective the Great Square
Panelings in Flower Shop-Nissses
Of Flowers and Gorgeous Birds.
yry HE Douglas Flower Shop. opened
by Miss June Rose at 2o5 South
Fifteenth street. Is very pretty.
indeed. with Its n.w decorative panels
OF massed flowers and gorgeous birds.
IN the window are suspended paper
ssreamers OF crepe. rainbow colored.
each ending IN a cutoE butterfly.
originall Order luncheon and dinner
favor novelties here.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29
Tub Crepes and English Broadcloths
All Silk and Guaranteed Fast ColOrs
Promise Great Vogue for
Summer Wear
Summer Wear

Silk Shop
delightful nd
Bright Col Hat Models
Assure Bcomingness Established
Both New York
Ds1EIN cuApMANs con.
l. SET
the
nery NODES 1925 the
y the fashion Fashioned
OF closely
bluet. Lovely ordering mail
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29

Fripeed Taffeta Flowers With Ten
ters of Bronze on Hat of vivid
Blue Gold Touched - Cretonne
Flower Cutouts on White Horse
Erajd Blue Faced Suggest Most
Successful Color Hat Showing.
"HROEGHOUT the entire gamut
of the seasons vivid color range
l. are the hats shown at Belle
Hateh's Millinery Shop, 18th and faf
nam. Nasturtium yellow and orange
make lovely straw and tafleta cred-
fion with quantities of handworb.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29
"Fried Chicken and Shortcake"
Announcement Made by Downtown
Dining Room Draws Big Sunday Crowd

gvy metropolitan
would
l. dlectahIe
Will
to his filled this Sunday. Excellent
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29
"Gotham Gold Stripe---Silk Stockings
That Wear;;' Service Weight and
Chiffon in All the New Shades at $1.85


filled
Mode Spring 1928.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29
Stunning--the Suits for little Men,
Each Suit With It's Two Pairs of
Trousers and Trinity Fitting Vest

yTy
tailored
- "A little white dckc collar
decidedly prices reasonable
truly $15 Top s5
$3.50
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29

IT, Aqufa original the apparel ene OF
decidedly distne
warmtoned os with its vide full sleeves OF net yarn
printed If the
black
Bsque and ons
White collar
applqued placque
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29

Keen your Hats In Order In This
Shnp ef Hat >rfNice-fNeehe"'
Norl. on Furs. Feathers ana Mara
bou.
r1uE Kruger Tat shop, SOB Bar
ker Block. 9th and farnam, VIII
L render "A service Of excellence IN
keeoing your hats III shape, ena
tbavu also remodel your furs ana
,,arahou with a designing for greater
usefulness of the family feather IAN
cies. Closed at . On saturdays.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29
Larger Grls' Will Find Excellent Style Details in
Dresses and Coats That Range From Size AZ to 48The
Seasons New Coors and Fabrics in Wide Selection

Roses RAY
ma%n mo h @
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29
Announcing New Representation in
Omaha for Doris Reed Dresses
All-American Designed and Made Modes
for American Women

REED charming OF
/ 1nrns seanng the geh
atmosphere Anog
senockn Omaha h OF model lea to of
df printed r o o e
bourdn nphno cloth hhd il r
osok~N simplicity f Is
trng foundation of silver Gle 1T
collars low banding "a
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29
lets Go Moppthz,g5eMth P6lN9

DO uOu remember h0u spread
Your big umbrella? II Uas so
/ dared 10 plead! And you To- seal
NJ doom! You sneered
"What! Lore you? No."
DO you remember hoU stopped,
Heartbr0ken quite! You, pert and cool,
Small chin a-tiH! And then you sang
In siluery triumph,
"A ApriI Fool"
APRIL FOOI.-fss Harry Lee.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29
Confirmation and Easter Greeting
Photography at It's Best in Upper
Farnam Studio

-, III, ,atsuo STUDIO Farnam streets
nietures il the year 10
confirmation and pictures Especially "ofle o e.
in cbnds life the whole year coua - ~,
then world iied with hoio
and iov2
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29

DO you remember hOU ice lUdlked
That sunny-shoWery day to school
That day Of days-and hoiu ! UOUed
That none should dub me
AprH Fool"
DO you remember hOlU / stunned
The pitfalls-and hOU, OUer-Udin,
I bOasted, all the hOmelUdrd lCay,
Through changing ApriPs
Wind and rain!
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29
Omaha Decorator of Interiors Becomes
Associated With Furniture Store-
Interesting Plans for Decorating
Submitted Free of Charge

RS GRACE BoNEkEMPE consulting interior decorator has become
IVI Eighteenth Douglas
A'A this interesting artist fer
OF
in its of
in tables
\ pulls
has old ivory tinted birds aelerei across the dwo
Brodt
will walls
Bonekem e
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29
Miniature National Flower Show Each
Year nj Omaha Flower shop.

r Ohm BATH OF the Bath Flower
shop. Eighteenth and Farnam
= streets. lift member OF the So
ciety Of American Florists. has just
returned from the wonderful National
Flower show at Kansas City. The
Bath shop presents a flower show in
miniature each spring AT Easter time,
gorgeous pageantry OF marvellous
blossoms. gracefully growing potted
plants and the no less lovely cut flow,
ers. Make arrangements TO send opt
Of town Flower Sifis by wire.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29
Cottage Cheese stuffed Peppers Make
a Delightfully."- Pretty Salad.

NF deliciousness that Is green
| peppers. eettasc cheese stuffed.
~ sliced thin on head lettuce
shredded. \ salad fnr the warm daSs
~ earlv spripg-fichly nutritious II
the cheese is that fresh daily
kind which may he ordered from the
Alamite Dairy. jackson s5Ss. There :
m especial charm about the Namlse
products fcr they're absolutely pure.
perfect in paste,aisation. A feed
product without parallel.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29
Black Satin Ensembles of Moderate Pricing
Turn Dull Crepe Underside for Contrast
for the Slender Figure Is the Pleated
Satin Ensemble Coat With Front
Coat Tie---Gorgeous New Coats of
Regal Fur Bandings Suggest All
Amazing Becomingness

penoAsat f5sands5 There's g new
- m
adwhn.wn phatenb dow tn front
tiy nar M the rec
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29

Tale OF summer FaSnIOHS-CO-De WOSC
Delightful in Contemplation
PALM h
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29

Particular Protection Should be Al
forded the Face During the FIRST
Spring Days and Nights.
-ARIY spring days can work
II havoc on the fine textures OF
~ the face. neck. arms and hands.
That is why. it Is so desirable 10
take advantage Of the Wright.DaVid
Beauty Shops offer for free demon.
strations Of what may be accom-
Blished By the Special Formula Pre-
parations. No. Baird Blk. AT. 4SS5.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29
Had You Thought of Changing Your
Little Satin Frock by the Addition OF
Pleated and Picot Edged Panelings?

COMPANY third floor Brown
pock sixteenth unlimited sugsestons as u
i of frock fha YOU
thought and hanging panel Of pleaed seo
nd the little satin crepe oA.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29

Originality---Desirable Quality in Any
Frock---Lovely When It Provides
Widely Flowing Sleeves Of Yarn
Embroidered Net and Scallops Edged
in Lace---Deep Net Yoke With Orange
and Coral Piping Rolls Above Dress
Body of Printed Gray Chiffon
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29

"A Gift of Silver Whether Sterling Plate Lives Long
in the Heart of the Possessor' '--Omaha Jewel Shop
Amanges Reed & Barton Silver WindowAn
Opportunity for Public to Compare Beauty of the
Pompean and the Sierra Plated Wear and the Lovely
New Sterling Design, Heritage"
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29
On Tuesday and "Wednesday OF Next
Week Free Faeials VIII BE Given

by Specialist to All Who Buy One
Jar of Cream.
n \ Tuesday and Wednesday NJ
this week there will he given
~ free with each purchase Of a jar
~ McBeath's CSmotic Cream IN the
Delft Beauty shop. sss city National
Bank Bldg. IA. 1895. a facial by a
specialist from Paris and Vienna.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29

Change That Little Printed frfck by
Having IL Dyed Ia New >msrtnes>.
" RESBEE RRoS. Twenty.Second
and Farnam. 1T. us4s. do most
excellent dyo work. rejuve-
mating touch for the vividly printed
crepe freok Take of the old iaces
or ribbons and tra The effect ~
ooffee-ooiored seosseiie ''eellaring
Smart,
For the April Feol party one might
serve lovely waNen fruits. oranges,
lemons. peaches and apples. tiny candy
boxes hidden In each one. Si.Se q doz.
en-. OR paper RISES With ribbon
flung out along each place, the ribbon
revealing spider On Its other end.
81 a dozen. Red and white balloons
are zee a dozen
shades of fuschia make lovely =
hat of straw an1 iaffcta. ransy
trimmed
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29

NANIIa FIaIlItI III tllt 'Ntd>VII n
est Ncde
]" HE Florence Shoppe. ste South
Sixteenth. now owned hy Nj,
n Paul Philips. suggests for early
spring wear a smart little ensem.
hle suit sample model II fine tan
kasha flannel With imported striped
flannel for coat facing and bedy ot
under froek with lis pretty kick
peats at the side. Moderate in price.
lis but Ssa.