Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 30, 1915, Page 8

! i { is sounded The social spark has been kept alive for the last two or three weeks with lectures and musical events, and large assemblies at Mre the springtide Thursday, April 20, 1915, ITH May time just two days off, the fragrance of blossoms on all sides, and gardening at its height, the knell of indoor gayetry The card clubs are all forming plans for the summer The Debutante Bridge club will continue its meetings all through the summer, but change the time until the mornings, when they will play at the Country club and lunch together after the game The Tuesday Bridge club has al¥ays been one of the most faithful at the game. The meeting day has been changed to Monday and during the summer months they will play in the mornings in place of the afternoo and at the home of one of the members as usual. this club that the regular meetings often resulted in a fourrome. The Original Monday Bridge club “plenies” every Monday at “Kirk- wood,” the summer home of Mrs. F, P. Kirkendall, on the river road north | The Wednesday Bridge club members are less enthuslastic, wo they have decided to discontinue their meetings until the fall and give ot Florence. the time to golfing and outdoor sports, Clio Club Birthday. The Clio club, one of the oldest study clubs in the oity, celebrates its sixtesnth | at Hotel Loyal. A handsome birthday eake, with sixteen candles, will be the center of decorations for the Ivncheon table and lavender and white, the ¢ oolors, will be used in the floral decora tions. The club was organized at the home of Mes. D. W, Merrow for the purpese of studying literature and history. Most of the members reside in the north part all in the same neightborhood Among the charter members who still rotain aotive membership in the club are the president, Mre O. A. Hooit, Mrs. Bryce Crawford, Mre. John T. Cathers and Mrs, Mdward McEachron. Mre. W. Percival, Mra. D. W Merrow, Mre. bert Molwchron, Mrs. F. C. Shepard Mrs. W, D. Crawford are charter who still belong to the club, their memberships wero not continuous since the organization. i i Mre. O. A. Heott is president of the |, Messrs. qseers ! Cllo_elib; Mre, M. . Lease, firat vice | Juliny :;r?l‘m T Rtaerad " . = eters, . C. Newcomb, mecre- 8 Shepard? treusurer. V. Higbee and Mm. W, D Covers at the luncheon were .f-m for o i £> OBIEE-OPEPPT o i T T park Wednesday afternoon in honor of the birthday anniversary of her son, Burton. She was assisted by Miss Viola Mevers, Those presént were Veols Ring) V' . ngler, o itcher, Dorothy, Eden y_Dunn. Viclet Eden Berry, Measrs— r, Edward Ringler nger, Arthur puna, nKer. jon hor™" William ®den or, Cliftord Barbor Baptist Mission Women Meet The Woman's Baptist Missionary Quarterty of Omahs. South Omaba, Gouncil Blufty and Benson will meet ¥Fri- Gay st the Firet Baptist churchi of Omana ‘Devotionals will be at 11 o'clock and will In the afternoon, at 125 o'clock ) along on the | | Btanton. He was Wedding Announcement. The wedding of Miew Helen Ruth kisson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 8, W birthday today by giving a luncheon at|Adkisson, and Mr Rev d the ceremony The bride wore a gown of white satin | with overdress of white net trimmed with lace. She carried a shower bouquet of bride's roses and lilles of the valley Miss Dorothy Adkisson, bride, of jgkown of pink with white net overdress and oarrled spring flowers, Harry Chronister of Schuyler, Neb., was best man. The young couple will he at home at Sohuyler after May 15. waAs the bridesmald and wore of the Wayfarers. There have been interested Merrill's Jectures and the Mendelssohn choir is always the looked for event of the first !pring/ days, truly ushering in Last year, so loyal wa: Ad Edmund Wynn of Schuyler was celebrated jast evening at the home of the bride perfo H. B. Speer wister of the * |ROCK ISLAND OFFICIALS PHE BEE: OMAHA, F DAY, APRIL 30, 1915. 'but now of Sloux Falls. The wedding | | wilt take place some time the first week The trend of sentiment is steadily shift- | Retaflers, Omaha Mannufacturers’ as- | Why Pay More for Your Drugs in June. Ing in favor of the bonda, which is be | sociation, besides a great many af the | - S Miss Habn is the daughter of the late Have Now Endorsed lieved th be due largely to the fact that |individual improvement clubs in all parts | Toilet Goods and Drug Sundries? Mr. A. G, Hahn, well known in Omaha 2 . this time the Auditorium is offered o | of the city. || Big Special Sale for Friday and real eatate circies i Auditorium BOHdS the city 8o cheaply and for so much less | All of the fourtesn eandidates for city | Saturda ) — | than the property 1s actually worth that | commissioner have come out openly and | 800 Java Rice Face ¥ In and Out of the Bee Hive | T business men feel it cannot logically be |favored the proposed bond lssue. Vo e B Y . Mr. Frank ¥ilts of Norfolk has bean fn| _1he endorsement of the Audtorium | rejectsd Bow Lodges, clubs and organi- | —_—— {] , shades, for . cosiiee..100 the &ty several epe Joshiag after Nia| ¥O04 srovesiticn Wedneiny, Right B¥ |mtions Gt heve endorsed it thus far | Cowld Not Walk with Rhewmatism. | Lg Trefie or Azurea Faco Powder or e il b1 g {the Loyal club at Twenty-fourth and |are: The Commercial club, Real Estate | A satisfled patient writes: “Sloan's|| 46, 00 Biim Olive of Jap Rose Miss B | Hamilton streets, and vy the Rotary club | exchange, Loval club, municipal affairs |Liniment curcd my rheumatism. Am | Tollet Soap, per bar . [ Miss Edna Miles, who was the guest of | [0, "oy b w hotel, brought the mum- | committee and trade extension commit- | grateful. 1 can now walk without pain * || Kirk's Juvenlle or Saymon's Soay Miss Harrlet Motz this week, left Wadnes day for her home in Los Angeles Celebrates Tenth Birthday. Little Miss Anna Arnold entertained in | honor of her tenth birthday Wedneaday | afternoon at her home. Her guests were N iasos Hariette Rosewater Mary Updike th, Marjorie Rittel) { Eleanor Scott Wedding Anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Van B. Lady will enter- | tam at dinner this evening at their home i honor of their (wenty-fifth wedding | anniversary. The rooms will be decorated | throughout with spring flowers and blos- | #oms. One hundred guests will be enter tulned Original Cooking Club. Mrs. Willlam Sears Popplcton enter- tained the members of the Original Cook ing club today at her home, Covers were placed for eight ! INS ENGAGE AUDITORIUM FOR SATURDAY NIGHT The administration campaign committes secured . the Auditorium for Saturday evening when a mass meeting wili be held, with Mayor Dahlman, H. B. Fle- harty and others on the speaking list The clty ball people are planning to | make this the big meeting of thelr cam- | paign. _TO BE IN OMAHA MONDAY Gemeral Manager Sweet of the Rook | Island, accompenied by a number of the | operating officlals of the system and all | _of the superintendents of the' lines west {of the Missourl river will arrive in | Omaba Monday afternoon mext and re- | | | | { Fourteen Clubs ber of endorsements from clubs and or- ganizations up to fourteen organization that has considered the is- |sue has voted agninst it Ordinarily the endorsementa are practically unanimous | tee of the Commercial club, Rotary club, |Only 25 Not a single | Ad club, United Improvement clubs, Fed- | erated Improvement clubs, Central Labor | union, central committes of the Ancient | Boosters | —— Order of United Workmen, Assoclated ¢ Al druggists. —Advertisement. The Bee Want Ads Are Best Bustness “ - The Store Beaut;f_ul_"_ Orfin Brothers Announce the opeming of thew new store for women, at Six- teenth and Farnam streets, in the new U. S. Bank Building on News Re Helon, who have been visiting in Fi Paso and San Diego, are now in San Francisco | visiting the exposition. | Entertains at Bridge. '|tained the members of the Thursday Bridge club this afternoon at the Laten- #ser country place. The rooms were dec- orated with gweet willlams and wild violets. The members are: ‘téreated themselves in the work of the aasociation. ) ; uncheon served by the | tering at the Hotel McAlpin, New from Omaha during the last been: main In the city over night.’ s Mrs, J. B. Lyons. Miss Harriet Copley. Mrs, M. R. Murphy and dsughter, Miss ‘Miss Mary Loulse Latenser enter- Miases— Katherine Krug Fort of Crook, Alloe Coad, - Mabel len. Van nen, . Will Give Tea. | The board of directors of the Vial any way in+ 1 Garden Club, © The regular meoting of the Gerden olub was held Wednesday afternoon at the NHomw of Mra. C. B. Huston. Abou ten members were present. s Dinner and Cards. Mr.‘and Mrs. C. B. Coon wiil entertain &t dinner this evéning, tollowed by bridge At the their home in the Angelus apart- ment, . The tabls will be decorated with red and white carnations and red-shaded cand! Covers will be placed for: . and Mrs, Fredo: Hac B'u.-. and llnllé:a?— Ry & A. Fisher, i o Chappell r. o Mre, B T, Colmu 7 | ansline. Theater Party and Dinner, Mr. Robert Franklin Smith will enter- tain at dinner at the Fontenelle, followed by n theater party the Brandels ¥ri- day evening. The guests will include: Mesors. - B, H. Mirriam. 8. D., has announced the engagement of her daughter, Miss Hazel Lucille to Leo Francls McDermott, formerly of Omaha, A all included only $450. $450-—Only $2.50 a Week. | | LOBBY OF BEE BUILDING ————— FOR THE JU The following ls ap | e \o offer as & s Beautiful hand nade ise e, Luwign, o gz, 0 wels, 1 o SRR o e GIRL GRADUATE Noveltlea Handkerchiefs, Collars, FOR INFANTS Daintiest of Hand Made Outfits HOUSEKEEPERS Aeolian Player Piano We can now ofter you a Genuine' Aeolian built, Aeollan Guaranteed Player Plano, with all the Aeolian charm of design and tone, with Bench, Scarf and $10.00 worth of Music Rolls, . Come at Once—You will be delighted. Very Small Payment Down, Latest Player Rolls, 85¢; or 3 for $1.00, SCHMOLLER & MUELLER Piano Co. 181118 Farmam Street, The Woman's Exchange Needle-Crafi Shop s and Yokes and Fresh Egge, Bacon, Cakes and Casned Fruit Mrs. C. S. Marshall PO o o world. tended you. Owing to the lateness of the season, _of flowers, music, souvenivs, elc. AS ing. will learn how ery day. However, we believe we have made plans make our Opening Day still more atlvactive fo you— still more inviting—than we had previously planned. Saturday, May /st Please consider this a personal invitation to-view the superb opeming display of the newest and most authentic styles from the fashion centers of the This store embodies the ideas of a lifetime, and 1t s with a feeling of pride this invitation is ex it has been found necessary to abandon our plans for the customary “Grand Opening,” with its accompanying attractions mayy s that will Friday evewing’'s papers will have the detasls in full. histor)/" And a lot of Omaha housewives have got. into the “Joy Ranks” week by installing a Gas Range. ““Gas Range Week”’ ends Saturday night. Have you lifted your home out of the rut? This is a good time to make the stroke that counts for better living, better cook- this Close up your kitchen early to- day or tomorrow. Ranges displayed at our store. You See the Gas to close up early ev- Biggest display of ranges we have ever shown. A 10 per cent reduc- tion of our STANDARD CABINET GAS RANGE bought this week. Usual Easy Terms. ; 1509 Howard St. D:u 605. | T is making pages of | pleasant household hite Ivory Soap at § bars for 18¢ $1.50 bottle of Oriental Cream, Gour- ard's, for ¥ ... . 980 26e sise Banitol or De Mendor Snow . White Face Cream, for ......180 50c and 75¢c Toilet Waters, ail odors, AN one big lot, go at 394 50c size Pebecco Tooth Paste, Friday and Saturday, for 291 sesions o 50c l‘ulllly Tooth Brushes; big snap each . L1980 25¢ size Sal Hepatica for . .18 1.00 size for ......... 69¢ 25c mize Bloan's Linament for rhen- matiem, for sessecisecen 100 Dr. Hinkles' Cascara Tabiots, sealed bottle, for ............196 50c bottle of Pure Peroxide of Hy drogen, about 14 ounces, for ..19¢ 2bc size’ Sani IMlush cut to 170 All Rubber s at Just One-Half Prioce. $4.00 Wearever Fountain Syringe and Bottle Combined, guaranteed to you for § vears, for 00 ‘2-00 Whirling Spray TR Don't forget we only sell that fam- ous Double Whi ecream before freezing ICB GETTE CUT PRICE DRUG STORE . g it at Getten's Saves You 16th and HMoward. ¥Phone Doug, £46, Prompt Service. Free Delivery. "Douchie _cut ity 8 MYERS-DILLON GET NOTICE TO VAGATE Best Known Drug House in Nebraska Spends 21 Years at the S8ame Corner. Clearance Sale of $75,000 Stock to Commence on Saturday, May 1. Here, indeed, is the most start- ling drug store news of a genera- tion! The Meyers-Dillon Drug Co., at 16th and Farnam streets, has re- celved notice to vacate the build- A “Myers-Dil- lon” Drug Store to meet at de at and see sights from, an army of Omahans will feel lonesome— almost lost. + For twenty-one years al] that is good in drugs and the like has been dispensed from ‘‘Myers-Dil- lon’s"”—it has proved a standby-— a source of, reliability. If ever a “Myers-Dillon’" customer became dissatisfied the ‘‘Myers-Dillon” peopls, were just as anxious to right matters as was the customer to have matters rectified. Few drug stores in the entire United States have m sd last- ing and favorable an impression upon the public as this concern, ‘and much genuine regret will be heard now that a ate notice has been served. But enough ol. reminiscences now to business. The Myers-Dillon Drug Com- pany on Saturday, May 1st, drops a ‘thunderbolt into the drug world. Tt must rid itself of every grain, ounce, pound, barrel or package of bulk drugs, all patent medicines, tollet goods, drug sun- dries, stationery, candies, foun- tain pens, cutlery, paints, toys, novelties and the other tems of thousands of items usually car~ by & drug house of Myers-Dillon’s size and prestige. The Myers-Diljon Drug Com- || pany has a $75,000 stock within 1| the walls of its 16th apd Farnam retail quarters and in its Harney street warehouses. Enough stock is on hand right at this moment to stock a half a dozen good sized drug stores. But this very large quantity of goods makes the clear- ance sale even more urgent. Every dollar’s worth of goods in the Myers-Dillon Drug Company stock must be sold and sold in & hurry at the “quickest low price” it will bring. There isn't an ar- ticle but that will be sold at wholesale cost; many thousands of items are offered at less than wholesale "cost; there are thou- sands upon thousands of items that will go for less than cost to manufacture. The stock is far cleaner than that of the usual drug house and Myers-Dillon prices, even in the regular way, are far lower than those of usual druggists, because this concern is what is known in the trade as “large handlers” and own the goods in the first place for far less money than the little drug stores scattered here and there. What do you.think, then, of hav- ing this merchandise offered you at prices that are reduced to even greatly less than the usual Myers- Dillon figures? Watch Friday's papers for large announcements containing speci- men instances of underpriced {tems to be offered Saturday, dur- ing the first day of the “Notice To Vacate Sale. But stop to re- alize that the stock here s too collossal to be listed in its en- tirety in a single announcement. The stock will have to be taken up in sections and advertised from day to day In a series of sales. If you don't sez what you want in the first advertisement come to the store Batif anyway, for the article you have in mind will surely be here at a typical sale price. Then keep watching the papers by all means; they will keep you posted in regard to the daily happenings of the greatest drug store event ever offered to Omahans or Nebraskans. Mind you, it is a genuine sale, brought about by unforeseen cir- cumstances. With a. “Notice to Vacal staring it in the face, no drug store on earth waats to be .of & dollar's worth of stock. It's a case of must sell and sell gquickly. Turning goods into money in this instance will be far more gratifying than carrying the stock anticipating the future. Remember, read Friday evening papers’ Myers-Dillon Drug Company's “Notice to Vacate Sale” starts Saturday, May 1. | | |