Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 22, 1916, Page 9

1916. L, | Society Notes -:- Personal Gossip -- Entertainments -:- Club Doings 0 E BRIDES MAKE A Blessed Boon ) - honor of Miss Alfords. For Friday | Welch; Monday, Mrs. W. G, Lansing, evening a hayrack ride to Seymour niversary of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Si- a box for the class of her niece, Miss A Laura Myers, a junior at Hillsdale mon their card club surprised them college, Hillsdale, Mich., who has just Basinger Returns lake, with dancing at the club house | Gertrude McLean, at St. Berchman's; | yesterday evening. Prizes were won |returned from school. Her guests : to B“s Brides—‘ - after supper, has been planned by a| Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. W. A, Lcem%y Miss Rose Mushkin, Mr. Harry |were: Fl‘om TI‘lp Thl‘Ollgh easily and ym'ckl ared M ' NTH A BUSY ONE party of twenty. Satprlday madlinee,th and M';\i. Tox:!\ | %{alashock, Mrs. R. Radziner and Mr, ‘\i‘r" S Mrs. Hugh A.‘all_v::-. Th N t. 1 P k fu’l’l r qs gfl‘;:repvm uinlan, and in the evening ,Mr. and | B. A. Simon. lon Bon Cotanut — of strength- 5 — To Honor Bride-Elect. {rs. P. T. McGrath, Hsleatfohiaialy Cohneaut, O. e ‘au 1014. ar giving Bess Kepple of Laura Myers. Dr. Walter Leonard. Mrs. M. O. Maul. nutriment — the cleanest, . purest, cereal food in the 25 world — Shredded Wheat i) with Strawberries. A com- . bination that is a joy to the s At the Field Club. A number. of quiet dinner parties will be given at the Field club. this evening. Mr. and Mrs. C. D, Sturte- vant will have twelve guests; Mr. and | Mrs. N. B. Updike, nine; Mr, and Mrs. " une Weddings Are Always Pre- ceded by a Gauntlet of Social #° Events Bride-to-Be Must Run. AFFAIRS FOR. MISS DARLOW Mrs. William Archibald Smith gave a matinee party at the Maud Adams attraction today, compliment- ary to Miss Ida Darlow, whose mar- | riage will take place next week. After | the matinee the party had tea at the General Passenger Agent Basinger TR | of the Union Pacific is back from a YN_'“‘ Pe.ople Hike. | trip through Rocky Mountain Nation- The Triangle tlass of the Dundee | af park, taken after the close of the Presbyterian school went on a hike | family meeting of Union Pacific pas- Motor Trips. Mr. and Mrs. Harry White mo-| tored to Beatrice, stoppping in Lin- coln on the return trip. They were accompanied by Misses Sophia and 3 3 Smith’ |C. S & 0 ¥, chaperoned held in Denver last week. i F fle. Mrs. S .| Bertha Ferer. C. S. Mont, . cight; G, | to Elmwood park today, c ed | genger men held in Denver las 4 o By MELLIFICIA, June 21. gfi:fer-'-e-le s mm‘:.flem W' "Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Hurd motored‘McHarvex;,g:;,;fl:\Xlrf‘.gnd \}frrs' \gl. L}% ngM“. Ti }f"”h)' The youthful | On the trip Mr. Basinger piloted a | palate and & perfec}, com- i “June brings roses and wedding SgaiDey o RishndrMackay, from Spencer, Ia, June 18, and spent Butler, four, and Miss Hazel Updike b= B it S T S party of some twenty eastern passen- | plete meal. You don’t know presents, commencements, classs par- Mastamet— Mesdamoss a few days with Mrs. Hurd's parents, | four. A match dinner for eight will | Herbarta Backer, Margaret Harte, ger agents through the park in auto- the greatest of all palate Alfred. Darlow, Frank Crawford. Mr. and Mrs. W, J. Hunter. Mrs. (be one of the parties. Mary Thomas, Beatrice Montgomery, | mobiles, going in by way of Love-| ties, sweet girl graduates, to say noth- Hunter and son motored back to| ‘In addition to the lunch ¢ Mildred Braden, Marguerite Archer land and out by, way of Fort Collins. ovs if you have not eaten ing of brides and honeymoons. | McMillan-Solomon Wedding. Spencer with them. (b e doatid i bye M“r':? w;';b“?~l(’f b Bl Jurteade ccete, Mr. Basinger was delighted with iltyf:r ¥ ast or any meal, Proverbially it is the most joyous| A quiet home wedding will be cele- Birth 5 randt and Mrs. William Head, Mrs. 1 thcdp}:rkfi 'ghel‘recFlnt trip v.vas':us [ln_m breakf ¢ time of the year. ‘It is joyous for the day Surprise Party. E. Buckingham and Mrs. W. B. Wil-|On the Calender. and he had-the time of his life. The . brated tonight at 8 o'clock when Miss "A birthday Euirfi" party was given in honor of Miss Gertrude Doz- bek at her home Monday evening. railroad men snowballed on the sides / of the mountains and picked flowers ' in the valleys, They found the hotels idns will give a luncheon for twenty- WO, ; : 4 Little Austin Sturtevant will be the The women of St. Patrick’s parish will entertain at cards Friday after- noon at;2:30 o'clock at their hall, Maragaret Elizabéeth Solomon be- comes the bride of Mr. John Herbert orchestras, ' church organists, minis- ters and .teachers.. It is a harvest A . ; ; ieddi 3 The evening was spent-in music and filling up rapidly and everybody an- season for: the jewelers and time of | McMillan. The ' wedding will take g P ! host to.a party of twenty-four boys |Fourteenth street and Castelar. icinati b ey oo A caping for the furniture stores and place at the home of the bride's par- Riun‘\.e':.’_'l‘hose Dresem"\:l.e_re. and girls Fnday. After ‘the danci tcfi:::ii;:‘niu:‘;lnoeorfi business during the i & 9 ents, Mr,-and Mrs..Emmet G. Solo-| sqaiine Hell M the ‘children will be served with good- 1 Ay goods emporiums,” comments a|mon, Rev. Hugh Speer of the Cen- Mabel Sanford. nf.'.‘?“o-'x‘«'.‘.‘fi.‘"‘ ies at one long table. s Eaenil i enton: \uthern ‘contemporary. tral Presbyterian church officiating | Gertrude Doebek, Margarst Wilitams, S i i o Miss’ .M‘"'l G'."‘}‘: of %’“ °°"‘:‘° WESLEY 'ANNSEN WINS y “A large wedding has become an| Instead of the conventional wed-|iotn Gray,” Filabars Wasear® | At Seymour Lake Country Club. e Dainey 1, 18 Solpeilrom eEAR DECLAMATORY MEDAL durance fest for the bride-clect. It|4ing party, the bride will be attended | Measra — Menwrse : Twenty children fi Kell Wlii “F pa\regfis o) ‘l fe sSum:iner.‘ 5 + | by four small children. They will be | Charles Page, Louls Neilson, school resented ..};' ‘iomd Ge ot .rs.(“ o Sidd b kh b lyhor Wesley Jannsen, 2508 Florence | Y18 a sort of marathon, testing the des-her gmall brother, Emmet Solomon, Aibert acain Mickaol Chnatenses, | for thel> Tuesda, e T Meer ll? ey "'IImm | Heights, won_a silver medal Tuesday tined bride’s capacity for :consuming | i who will be ring bearer, and Mar- | John Parker,’ Fred Ciack, esday. evenig .entertaing | Mrs. J. Maher, who is very ill evening at Grace Lutheran church, ment at Seymour Lake Country club, The play was given under-the.direc- tion of Miss Grace Stenberg, who was assisted by ‘the Misses Ada “Riddels- berg, Anna Granbeck, Ella Reed and Effie Reed, Stedinger, Mrs. Pearsons and Prof. Ferdinand Stedinger. ™ pink tea and going to ten parties per week. The remaining waking hours she spends sewing madly, visiting 'the dressmakers, selecting linens, writing “thank you” notes for wedding gifts \and at last walking up the church 'aisle a bedazed and beveiled Registered at the Hotel McAlpin, in.New York City, during the last week have been Mr. Harry S. Byrne, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Simpson, Mr. R. 1, Stout, Mrs. D. E. Gallagher and Mr, S."W. Napier. Walter McGlll, At Happy Hollow Club. A day’s outing at Happy Hollow club was enjoyed by members of the University club today, At 7 o'clock garet Alice Walker, a cousin of the bride, and little Miss Mary Harriet and Master John Gavin McMillan, njece and nephew of the bridegroom, will scatter rose petals in the path of the bride, where a temperance declamatory con- | - test was held under the auspices of the Woman's Christian Temperance union. Master Jannsen is 12 years of age and the son of Rev. and Mrs. | lo obtained, durlnfi HAY FEVER season, y "SNU! erret ;{annsen. the use of FFINE," Cook's Hay Fever Rellef, It will not irritate the nose was the title of A erSON, | There will be a wedding reception, | dinner will be served to 150 of the| ™ i R R N 1 “A Short Story” or eyes, but s soothing, clesnsing, and so tired that she:promises'to obey.” . i By The pupils who took part were: 5 R f : healing, It is & remedy of Merit, and has Miss Ida Darlow, whose marriage following which the young people will | visitors. Elma Dixon, Thylia Kieshnan, SGVBD Hundrfid and wfln"fil'égfi'fdd{*fl:",}.'.:.'fil'; :;':‘e‘:g. “":: been of benefit to hundreds who used it leave on an extended wedding tour. The Woman's Bowling club of Hap- | Helen Lathrop, Burtan_ Towaers, last Lo e ":."‘.{&"’.'2'.‘1' to Lloyd Delos Burdic will be cele- py Hollow and luncheon at the club |Jeanette Sherman, Willa May, Florence public school. His father || mailed to you direct upon Fifty Graduate at brated next Tuesday, is the much-| Emanon Club Dance. Sty Taid Harvey Jacobsen, Jennie Katslel i 1 WRITE FOR PAMPHLET. r ¢ 1 ; : £ ) nie Katalolg, is an evangelist. feted bride of this week, one and tWo | Tye Emanon club held its annual nem)l'm»s. overs were laid for fifteen Feok wiliinma, Se: Nneeomes © Merle Grauer, singing “Swing Out{| COOK CHEMICAL COMPANY, entertainments being scheduled for each day this week. Given-in-honor affairs for a popu- lar July bride; Miss Helen Epenter, will begin on Saturday with a lunch- eon by Mrs. Chester Dudley of Coun- ) cil Bluffs at her home. \ / The Misses June and Lucile Brown, Geneva Nicholson, Harry Friede, Yale University New Haven, Conn,, June 21.—The annual commencement at Yale uni- versity was held today, 751 degrees in course and thirteen honorary degrees dancing party at the Field club Mon- ! day leveni't:,s. l:qunz ;ttelnded by 10? Jolly Glee Club Party. couples, this being the last party of| * \rg A 1. Niederst and Miss Lil- the season of the High school ‘K‘b" lian Weiss entertained the members The patrons and patronesses were:| ¢\ o Jolly Gl y_Glee club at the home Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Best, Mr. and Mrs.| ¢ \rg™ A" Weiss in honor of Mrs. Lee Huff and Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Anna Nicholas, Alice Ginsburg, Ruby Johnson, Harrlette Poterson, Raymond Rand, Helen Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Forster had as their guests at the dinner-dance: Messrs. and Mesdames— Weiss’ sister and niece, Mrs. E. Ren- |3 Topne: O LaYollmery the Light,” won the musical contest. “Two rticles for he Price of One” | A f e a double wedding this| Me®. . loc rand ! Miss® Mactha Frie SRS James Allan. being awarded. The recipients of : . K‘Sflmhfv’e" been_the rtcipiengts of ,‘:31'1’;“1‘“8 are the l:f."‘,‘;'_m'mbmi ew York. The Misses 1?,,":;:,,:: Helen Nygaard, Lona Frormi. .| honorary degrees included: In "‘".:r. ':.':' .w'i.IP nn-{.':::‘ .:l'i :‘\:o::’-. :':h vi-l‘l”al:_nflh a i much social attention. Russell R. Best, Robert Olmsted; and Weiss sang. Prizes in a guess- | yore wrion it i Doctor of Laws—Simeon E. Bald- } de - Warren J." Best, Clyde -Smith, ing contest were won by Mrs, H. C.|G. H. Miller, Jr.; Pi:{yiek,l::," h win, former govcrnor'of Connecticut on Thur'd‘y' Frld.y s.t“rd. .nd 14 At the Countty Ciub, B anae Lawrence Ortman | Read, Mrs. E. Kirschbaum and Miss| Dr. and Mra. William Berry. and member of the Yale law school Sunday, J 22 ia 24, 25th : Mr., and Mrs. Walter T. Page are| Bruce Cunningham, Eugene Snowden, | Lillian Weiss. : P S D faculty; Vi Kuyan ‘IN'I.I"‘E‘WE Koo, unaday, June 4 y 3 : e}?!e"?ninhl‘g‘ thirté';four mcr}rllbeés of | Sotinem, Fliond John Spencer, ir.; Hobson-Ellis Wedding % h?!l. Cdo'm llm;iw?erry,.d & S\}l;:}e,:;gt::m!}e;}mp§:||:::ms':?;;(‘ ’ we will sell two articles for the price of one. the school set at dinner.at the Coun- ' i 5 e, A he dinher guests.of Mr. an rs. n ) ) . . b try cluly this -evening, complimentary | - fAlumni members are: =~ The wedding of Miss Wilhelmina | John-Sherman were Dr. and Mrs, Wil- | the, painter. Below we quote some of the articles we will have in this sale—Many i to their som, Richard, who' is home May Elfis, daughter of Mrs. liam Berr Master of Arts—Herbert Adams, more in stock that we will sell at these unheard of prices— Bdward H. Bauman, Clare J. Moore, J. C, i : i ; i ional Sculpture . from school at Lawrenceville, N, J. | C. R, Gardipes, Wendell W. Moore, |Ellis, to Harry Frank Hobson. of| Mith v, and Mrs. James E. Bed-|President of the National € | 250 Wistaria,Taloum, Pwdr,, 2 to | 100 Requa Rose Nail Polish, 2 for...10c N The evening will be spent in dancing. g;‘a‘::"’-i_fi""'l'“°"- O Hull, England, took place at the|ner were Mrs. H. C, Townsend and :SE;:K‘, nnodf g::r ;ufih'i‘;’:’;’.g Cl?jii-' 180 ,’;'.‘:'_‘;l‘”*‘.‘l!;‘;':h'l,’:“" 2}:: 26c Requw Vanity. Box, 2 fo Mr. and Mrs. C, Will Hamilton will | 3firic k. Havens, Spencer Potter. home of the bride's brother, W. A.|Mrs. C. F. Johnston of Eluria, O. tian ns};ciati in R' : d -t Rubber Coi 2 ‘for 26¢ Requa Depllatory, 2 for : give a dinner at the Country :luhI this | Harold C.. Kelley, Elhs, éa‘fid‘\’{, cvdengxg fat 8:30. The Otient o URGIA T he §1 Ladies Rubber Combu, 2 for. 10¢ Nyal's Tooth Pu:n. 2 fo evening, when covers will be placed ev. C. M. Worden of St. Mathias % e . an Ivol s 3 o 16¢ Powder Puffs, 2 for itk At Carter Lake Club. ~ Ichurch performed the ceremony. Mr. m;'{'m ;‘n% B,f' ~ ley, : : SKIRTS AT REDUCED PRICES. Lk T ‘"ha'n.r‘ ' 80¢ Armour's Luxor Messrs. and Mesdames— The Carter Lake Women's Swim- | and Mrs. Hobson will be home after rs. M. O. Maul entertained at din-| For Thursday's selling we offer three 28¢ sack Sea Salt, 10- 1b,, 2 fo . A. Hall, C. M. Wilhelm ming and Bowling club took dinner|July 1 at 2418 Hickory street. ner -at the Fuq‘tenelle,‘fonowe'd. by a :‘hcl‘u‘of A‘_I;ont lld“l silk dnnd e“{ot?“-k:’m | 19¢ Requa: Cubeb Cigarettes, 2 for. ..10¢ L e at the club house yesterdhf. High box party at “The Little Minister,” | thates at o500, 86.78 and $7 80. i 10¢ Requa Charcoal Tablets, 2 for. . 10¢ Mossrs.— Messrs.— score was won by Mrs. Sol S. Gold- | Shakespearean Lecture. yesterday evening ‘in honor of Miss T nkm 180810 Douglas St. 10¢ Cleaning Pads, 2 for... +e10c VB Robert Howe, . Charles Hamllton. stram, 'The next meeting of the club| “The Tempest,” the last of a series |= e o e L 50¢ Rubber Gloves, 2 for § Mrs. R. C. Howe had luncheon for | will take place Tuesday, June 27, at | of lecture-recitals for the benefit of e R vy PRy ol four at the Country club today. which time the husbands of the mem- | the City Mission, will be given at 8 10¢ Writing Tabl : jors, 2 g C. K"}G Dfenman é‘ai[d'““‘("' "\5{"' bers will be dinner guests.. Those |o'clock this evening at the Hotel Fon- L) ° Vo vations for four an r. and Mrs.|present were: tenelle, by Dr. Edgar C. Abbott of v t O St v Th w k - Z — Mendames— e J.E. Gerge for six. ey s, [Boston. 181 ur ore 1S ee 25t Amiois D i 5 X . m Bers, J. F. Dimick, —— ) 3 = Fisher-York Nuptials. E.S. Bratley, F. P. Lovering, Past Festivities, and look at the lovely new things in women’s summer dresses, 80¢ Ib. Merritt's Choco- fi With no attendants and only|% G Bletran R woiehooses The Sunshine club of the George A. || blouses, sport skirts and coats that are daily arriving. lates, 2 for........... 60c et relatives. present, this morning at 11| 5 7 Dimick Alex Jotes, Custer Woman’s Relief club was en- All of our silk and cloth suits and coats and silk dresses are now Our Beautiful Soda Room Will Be a Glad Surprise For You. - o'clock Miss Alice York and Mr. Rob- ert Claronce. Fisher were .united in marriage bysthe Rev, Thomas J. Col- lar at the Good Shepherd. church. The bride- ware a gown_ of .blue faille with a large black hat and a corsage bouquet of pink sweet peas and tiny rosebuds. After the ceremony twenty near friends of the young people were guests at a wedding breakfast at the | * The Misses Daphne and Gladys Pe-| 2 home of Mr. and Mrs. George L. | ters will give a picnic supper at Val- i Fisher, the groom's parents. . Palms, | ey this ‘evening for twenty of their H ferns and Killarney roses were used] friends in honor of Miss Mildred But- \” J. A. Freeland, Wm. H. Gould, Jr.; 1, Underwood, 8ol 8. Goldatrom, €. M. Johneon, J. A. Rogera. Thirty-two members of Carter Lake :Kensington club had luncheon 4t the club house today. ~“Mrs, R. H. Zaugg of -Minneapolis is the’ guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Simpson*at the club., tertained Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs, W, H. Tebbins. Prizes were won by Mrs, Caroline Lochner, who is to be the next hostess of the club, Mrs. Sarah Gardner, Mrs, Mary Bauer and Miss Dorothy Richardson. .| Miss: Amanda Tebbins ‘gave musical numbers. To honor the fifteenth wedding an- Phone, call or write to MERRITT DRUG STORE NO. 1 Rose Bldg., 16th and Farnam Street. Four Phones, Tyler 201. MERRITT DRUG STORE NO. 2 20th and Farnam Streets. Two phones, Douglas 2848. Good Thing When Thou Seest It? x l We rather like Quaker phraseology; there is a closeness of touch-an intimacy, a kindness, about it which offered at big reductions, as, for instance, garments that formerly sold up to $35.00 are now $15.00; garments formerly sold up to $22.50 are now $8.75: . Julifls Orkin’ 1508-10 Dbuglas St. Picnic Suppet at Valley. throughout the rooms. 4 s ; Mr.gand Mrs. Fisher left this after- ler and Mr. Willard Butler. Wedding Announcement. noon for a trip to the east and south. t Mr. Percy H. Coquilette of Miller, They will be at liome after July 15 at 1622 Lothrop strect. S. D., and Miss Helen Anderson of Omaha were married at 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the home of the bride’s sister, Mrs, L. Johnson. Luncheon for Visitor. Miss Helen Dunham . entertained ten young women at lunchean at, the University club’ Tuesday-in honor of her guest, Miss Sara. Alfords, ' of Nashville, Tenn. After the luncheon g he party went to the matinee-dance | at l-fappy‘fiollow club. . Those pres- { ent were: _ adapts it in a peculiar way to this store. The headline of this ad we hope will cause thee.to reflect a little. Let (il us tell thee what caused us to use it. - At our Silk Sale recently a piece of silk was taken from the shelves to - | show to a customer. The goods on'sale on the counter were 98¢ per yard. Another customer came along and ‘\\i was attracted to the piece taken from the shelves. This piece was not on special sale—it was an entirely dif- [t ferent silk, but she liked it and asked the clerk to cut her off a number of yards. He said the price of that | | | | | For Mrs .Payne. Mrs. J:- DeForest Richards enter- tained several friends informally at luncheon at the Fontenelle mdagI in l honor of Mrs. Harry Payne of New I York, who is visiting her cousin, Mrs. p | Missos— .\[elnnp':: B2 C T K % . . ik v g y 4 I | e Eaith Hamiion, 5 “’“’;‘"s — il piece is 85 cents per yard, it is not on special sale. Then said she: “I don’t want it.” Now, friends, you can see ‘vj el g Aot atectaos fof Beldbio Be, o0 o |l V8 lost a sale and lost an opportunity to make 13 cents per yard extra profit. She would have been satisfied. [ Harrlet Copley, tertained Tuesday evening for Miss Effie Copenharve, whose marriage to | Mr. Joe Leisingring of Shenandoah takes place the last of the week. It She would have thought she was getting a bargain, but we would have felt like the mischief. Now isn’t our kind ;im of store the kind thou likest, for it matters not whether thou knowest values or not, thou.canst rest assured no ‘H\ I | For a Visitor. Miss Elizabeth Gould entertained at luncheon at the University club to- day in honor of Miss Sara Alfordy of Nashville, Tenn., who is the guest of Miss Helen Dunham. Puo o f"f"“" ot advantage will be taken of thee and thou wilt always get full value for thy money. s itional box parties. for efi Tomorrow | Burns,” which will be given next weel evening Mr. Herman Bastian. will.en- tertain a motor party of friends at at the. Krug-theater as a benefit for St. Catharine'’s hospital, have been an- - June 22d at Kilpatrick’s Will Be THY OPPORTUNITY | The Entire Basement Salesroom Devoted to a Most .~ v ‘nounc:d as follows: Sunday, J. W.!| = - T L a' picnic supper at Lake Manawa in g WONDERFUL SALE OF WASH GOODS . - Mayhaps thou hast noticed quite a coolness between some politicians, and perchance thou may have noticed also that the weather has been somewhat cool this summer. We have a very large stock of cotton fabries—It matters not that we bought them early and bought them before the big advances. We've got too many and we are going to have a ONE-DAY UNLOADING SALE. IT OUGHT TO BE THE BIGGEST THING OF THE KIND THl'f S!-:A§t0N. Read the story, bank on the truth of it, and we will wager a big red apple with thee thou won’t miss it. s ' Printed Batistes, Florals, Stripes and small figures, 10 cents \ You are cordially invited to \ | l \ I f -, attend the _ | SILK WARP FABRICS, printed and embroidered, 29 cents | : \ A il ) instead of 15. instead of 50. Opelimg OI Greater Omalla S i Woven Stripe Tissue, black, navy, sky, pink, etc., 12!/, cents SILK STRIPE VOILES, in soft shaded grounds, many colors, Fines t : Grflce an d | instead of 20. 39 cents instead of 65. \ ’y | THE GENUINE Flaxon, exquisite printing, will be 15 cents FRENCH CREPES, in plain colors, some 46 inches wide, 37 { Mea t Mar ke t per yard. : cents instead of 75. 2 ENGLISH CREPES (imported), for children’s wear and RATINE — Not many — Just a few colors; 39 cents in- : house wear, 14 cents instead of 25. . ; ‘e stead of $1.50. 8 ‘ Tharsday, the twenty-second 40-INCH WOVEN Voiles, stripes and figures, 8 ot GARICORD SUITING, for Sport Suits, Thursday, 29 cents. of June, Nineteen hundied and sixteen, stead of 25. : GINGHAMS—Whether the damphoolishness ends before . [l i from 9 a. m. tp 9 p. m. imufi :?g;l VOILES, in prints and dots, floral dui'gm; 18 cents lose and perhaps much to gain by buying for they future needs - [ ; and th ds of thy household. ' Prices Thursday, 1214, FANCY PIQUES, splendid for skirts, 25 cents instead of 50. and 25:::::.' it Sy ' riom Theeafay, 13k 1 3 il And now, friends, put money. in‘thy purse and get thee up betimes on Thursday morning. THE SALE STARTS AT 8:30 . If thou payest thy bills promptly, .z it ; . there is no need for thee to take ' ||| . money or scrip with thee—for thy credit is good with us and thy name will go upon our roll of honor with some 7,000 other 0od charge friends. WILL E SEE THEE? - Louis Sommer Dodge and 49th Streets \ i winter or not—prices promise to be higher—thou has nought to | ! | | | | \ Positively no orders will-be taken that day.- Free demonsirations and souvenirs for everyone.