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THE DAILY JOURNAL-WOULD. PAGE FIVE TKIDAY, MAT 16, 1913. CUTS OFF HAIR IN DREAM Tomorrow night at the home or Dean Templin the chancellor or deans of the different schools, withi AURORA GRAND (SPECIAL PENNANT SALE 20 discount on all pennants and banners for one week. And we have some very attractive ones. i The two theatres which accomplish the impossible PLEASE EVERY ONE CARROLL'S 709 Mass.

St. NEWS DEPOT Show You Patee Nickel THE THEATRE A UT I FU Superb "Daylight" Pictures. PATHE'S Creat Two Reel Mrur FEATURE show In The Days Edayy Srggloi War mmmm A Lively Comedy ggTA FOUND OUT. Other Fine Pictures Next Monday Mary Fuller in 10th Number "What Happened to Mary," May 19th. ARE GREAT-including I ii TODAY'S PROGRAMS 4 UNCLE TQM CABIN Biograpli Clever BurlesYpio Phones 608 In Society PHONES 136 Tea.

Mrs. S. A. Willis gave a tea "Wednesday afternoon for the ladies of the North Lawrence Christian church at her home on Locust street. The party was well attended and a ry delightful afternoon was spent.

Sigma Nu Party. The Sigma Nu fraternity, will give a dance at their chapter house tomorrow night. Beta Party. The Betas will give a party at their chapter house on south Tennessee street tomorrow night. SMITH'S Glad to "FIRE FIGHTING ZOUAVES Positively the best civil war subject of the year Womens Socialist Club.

The Womens Socialist club met yesterday afternoon at the. homo of Mrs. 'O. J. Clark in west Most all the members were present and also a number of guests.

During the afternoon many current topics were They were contrasted with socialism. Such subjects as the Panama Canal and great disasters. These meetings are very interesting and all the ladies are invited to come 'and take part in the discussion. Surprise Party. A surprise party was given on Mr.

Frank K. Nickersham yesterday afternoon hy his wife ami children in honor of his fifty-fourth birthday. Dinner was served at half-past six. All his children were present but Mr. and Mrs.

Irving Rogers who live in Denver, Colo. PATI1E WEEKLY Latest Number. ALKALI IKE MAURICE And two other films Biograph and Vitagraph comedies auroraTQ DAYgrand BEST OF THE SEASON Special Attractions For SATURDAY The May Money Saving Sale Growing Every Day. It's the fresh new goods you want today, priced at a material saving to you that has brought the crowds to this store. Cleanliness Groceries We believe that they go hand in hand.

You don't enjoy eating food that comes from a dirty store. "We believe we have the cleanest store in Lawrence. Come in and you will order. S. S.

Grocery Sale of Muslin Underwear Continues Every garment offered in this Sale marjted down The Slip-over Gowns at 69c and 89c you will find the best values you ever saw. At 98c Slip-over gowns in fine cambric, lace or embroidery trimmed. Pretty crepes, either plain or Dresden figured, with French embroidered yokes. CHILDREN'S MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Drawers, at 12Vc, Waists at 23c, Skirts at 45c, Gowns at 45c, in sizes from 2 to 12 years. Ladies' Gowns, Slips.

Corset Covers, Drawers, in beautiful materials and designs, including Silk Crepes in white, pink or light blue, all specially priced in this May Sale. All Tailored Suits, values $13.50 to $18.00 at- 9.98 All Tailored Suits, values $18.00 to $25.00 at 14.85 101 West Henry Phones 224 Girl in Sleep Fancied Burglar Had Demanded She Give up Tresses Hiawatha, May 1(5. Miss Winnie Longberger, a pretty 13-year-old girl of this city, dreamed that there were burglars in her house. They told her if she would cut off Jjer hair and give it to them they would take nothing else. She complied and then awoke to find she had left her bed, gone into another room and cropped oft her hair close to her head.

Banker Convicted of Petty Thievery Winfield, Kan.y'' May 16. Stafford, vice president of local bank, aecountcil one men of Winfield, was' convicted by a jury today on five counts, charging theft of cigars from local dealers. The testimony was to the effect that Stafford on seven occasions too more cigars than he paid for. It was testified that he asked salesmen: for three cigars for a quarter and while the latter 's back was turned took one or two others from the box. Sentence was deferred.

Stafford's attorneys stated that the case will be appealed. The defense alleged that Andrew Kader, one of the cigar dealers who made the charges, was actuated by personal animosity. Beautify the Complexion IN TEN DAYS Nadinola CREAM The L'ncqualed Eeautifier USED AND ENDORSED BY THOUSANDS Guaranteed to remove tan, freckles, pimples, liver spots, etc. Extreme cases about twenty days. Rids pores and tissues cf impurities.

Leaves the skin clear, soft, healthy. Two sizes, 50c. and Jl.CO. By toilet counters or mail. NATIONAL- TOILET COMPANY.

Pari. Term. Look Young and Be Attractive A clear complexion is a woman charm. Frances Wilcox, the Face Specialist has perfected Derma Plasta and offers it for sale at a most moderate price. It draws all impurities out of the skin and bleaches it out to perfect loveliness.

It also creates a better circulation that makes wrinkles impossible. No one needs to have the tell-tale lines of age or dissipation shown in the face. Deep. wi inkles removed and all deformed features corrected. Kefine the nose and you refine the face.

Investigate our reconstructive method, which rounds out hollow cheeks, thin necks, weak chin and sunken noses in one visit. Irene Du Bois Representative for Frances Wilcox Face Specialist 929 Grand Kansas City Mo. AIRDOME Grand Opening Sat. May 17 The Broadway Players presenting "MY LORD IN LIVERY" 10 GET READY 20 The Spot Cash GROCERY BOTH PHONES 609 844 Mass. St.

22 lbs Gran, sujrar $1.00 48 lbs Guaranteed flour 3 tall salmon 2oc 5 10c mustard sardines. 7 5e mustard sardines 7 oc oil sardines 3 lbs head rice -5c 4 lbs Jap rice 25c fi lbs craeked rice 25c Large can tomatoes 10 20c S. E. tomatoes, 2 for 25c Shredded cocoanut lb No. 10 peaches, per otic 20c pears.

2 cans for 25c 20c peaches, 2 cans for. Large oats, pkg 17c 7 lbs sal soda 10e 4 lbs bulk starch 15c 10c pkcr. soda 6c 3 5c boxes matches 10c 45c syrup, per gal. 35c Pint fruit jars strained honey Frame "honey, ISc, two for 35c am the help of the ladies, will give a garden party for the faculty. Those receiving in the house will be Chancellor and Mrs.

Strong, Vice Chancellor and Mrs. Carruth, Dean and Mrs. Green and Dean and Mrs. Johnfton. On the re-j ceiving line out of doors will be Dean and Mrs.

Templin, Dean and Mrs. Marvin, Dean and Mrs. Blaekmar, I Dean and Mrs. Saver, Dean and Mrs. A.

T. Walker and Dean and Mrs. i Skilton. Ice cream and punch will! 1 ill i 1 1 De served on uie lawn uy jurs. uuniap, Mrs.

Hodder, Mrs. Haworth and Mrs. Van der Vries. The ladies who will serve punch are Mrs. Kester, Mrs.

Ashton and Mrs. lliggins. The following ladies will serve coffeee in the dining room: Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. Sis-son, Mrs.

Price and Mrs. P. F. Walker. The decorations that will be used are country flowers.

There will be about four hundred guests. Entertained Symposia Club. Mrs. E. T.

Johnston entertained the Symposia club Thursday afternoon. The house was tastefully decorated with yellow roses. Members responded to roll call with quotations from Ella Wheeler Wilcox. Mrs. Alfred Lawrence, Mrs.

Chas. Ziesenis and Mrs. li. II. Stewart were guests of the club.

The afternoon was spent at sewing at the close of which the hostess served a dainty luncheon, carried out in the club colors, yellow and white. Yellow roses were given as favors. Mrs. L. A.

Gustafson will be the next hostess, June 3th. Quotations to be from Abe Martin. 4 4 Baptist Social. Tonight the Christian Endeavor of the Baptist church will give a social in the eurch parlors for the Haskell Indians. Gaines have been planned for Vne evening and light refreshments will be served.

4 Pii Psi Party. The Phi Psi fraternity will give a party in Ecke's Hall tomorrow night. A number of out of town guests will be here for the party. "fr Sigma Alpha Epsilon Party. The Sig Alps are giving a party at their chapter house tomorrow night.

4 Kappa Alumnae. The Alumnae of the Kappa Kappa Gamma will meet, tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock with Miss Amida Stanton. 4 4" Dinner Party. Miss Claribelle Lupton was the charming hostess of a perfectly appointed dinner party at ner home last night. Miss Lupton had as her guests the retiring members of the W.

S. G. A. and. the members of the Torch Society and Mrs.

Esterly. The live course dinner served at quartette tables was perfect in every detail. In he center of each table was a dainty basket filled with pink sweet peas and lillies of the valley and at each corner of the table was a chrystal candle of the table was a crystal candle After the dinner the guests spent the evening at cards. 4" Senior Girls Tea. Yestcrady afternoon the senior girls of the university gave a tea for the faculty at Haworth Hall.

On the receiving line was Miss Francis Black, Miss Elsie Fleeson and. Mrs. Campbell. The decorations used were green and white, the senior class colors. In the refreshments the color scheme of green and white was carried out.

The favors were tiny ha nd painted cards. A large number attended. 4 41 4 Kappa Sigma Initiation. Tonight the Kappa Sigma frater-nty will hold initiation for the following men: Joe Ryan, Carl Painter, Arthur Jellison, Jack Kennedy, Elbert Hastings and DeWitte Hull. 4 4 4 K.

U. Day. On next Friday the park manager has given that day for K. U. Day.

All kinds of entertainment have been provided and at night there will be a dance in the pavillion. 4 4 4 Alpha Delta Phi Founders Day. The Alpha Delta Phi sorority celebrated its local founders day by a banquet at their chapter house last night. The girls were all seated at one long table. In the center was a large basket of lillies of the valley, After the banquet a few of the girls i responded to tasts.

Miss Candace Ca-ton acted as toastmistress. 4 Mrs. Jacob Badsky spent the day. in Kansas City. Mrs.

A. R. Kennedy, Mrs. Wilder Bowersock, Mrs. M.

E. Wilder, Mrs. H. Fischer and Mrs. 0.

E. Leonard spent the day in Kansas City at the Unitarian convention. Mrs. C. K.

Dow spent the day in DeSoto. Mrs. W. B. Hess and "hildren went down to Kansas City for the day.

Mrs. Frank Adams and little on, David have gone to Raymore, on account of the illness of Mrs. Adams' father. Mr. and Mrs.

E. T. Gallagher spent the day in Kansas City. Mrs. D.

Mackie went to Kansas City for the day. Miss Fern Evans has gone to Eu-dora for a few days visit. Miss Anna. Child of Kansas ity is spending the week endat the'Chi Omega House. Mrs.

11. E. Wolf and Marion, left this afternoon for a visit in Michigan. "A WISE OLD ELEPHANT Special Feature Wild Animal Picture MUTT JEFF linniiE MACK COSTELLO JOHN SEYMOUR J. S.

ST. CLAIR FOR SALE nice, thrifty pigs. Call Pell 777 Fl. FOR SALE At a bargain until June 1st; after that for rent, 7 room house at Delaware. Pell WANTED TO BUY A irentle driving horse.

Inquire F. Hattan, 707 West Warren St. FOR SALE A few Indian Runner duck egirs. My ducks clear me $1 per month a piece. Bell FOR SALE CHEAP (iood driving mare, citv croke, color black call Bell 2fi.il.' FOR SALE Beautiful door yard ferns.

Bell W.V2 X. II. WANTED TO BUY A goo.l rubber tired runabout: must be reasonable in price. Call Boll 22(l(i after 7 p. ni.

Our sundaes, edaires and ice cream sodas, served with the fresh crushed fruit are line, Wiedemann's. 'T Lj1- fir I ALFALFA MACHINERY Tlie McCormick heavy frame high wheel new biir 4 mower, and the McCormick rake witii 32-halt' inch teeth, is acknowledged the best for savinir this valuable crop. Poth world's standards. The Sandwich Clean Sweep loader is both a swath and windrow loader, and with the Sandwich side delivery rake you have the best known outfit lor saving this crop. EVANS-METCALF CO.

Miss May Sellards spent the day in Eudora. Clyde Constant spent the day in Kansas City. Mr. F. B.

Young of Kansas City spent the day here yesterday. Thomas Lynn of Garden City was a Lawrence visitor yesterday. C. F. Alexander was in Kansas City yesterday.

Mr. J. Hanson returned from Kansas City yesterday. Mrs. S.

M. Henderson came from Olathe yesterday to be with Mrs. Brady who is ill. Key. G.

XV. Sanders was in town today from Tulsa, Okla. Mrs. McCartney of Lincoln, is visiting at the Dr. Baumgartner home.

Mr. Jerry Simpson has gone to Lincoln, Kansas, for the week end. Miss Blanch Simons has gone to To-peka for the week end. Miss Helen Crane has gone to her home in Kansas City for the week end. Airdome Saturday In twenty-four hours the gates of the Airdome on New Hampshire will be thrown open to the public with the Broadway Players as the attraction and the three act comedy "My Lord in Livery" the play.

Till, company have been in rehearsal two weeks, insuring good and smooth performances. The Broadway Players are in a class by themselves, producing absolutely the best and latest comedies and plays of the- day. This company bear.s the distinction of being the one selected from fifteen to open the season in Lawrence, and tne big effort will ue to please. Miss Mary McGrath, an expert cor-setiere of Chicago, will be at my shop Saturday, May 17, and Monday, May 19. Come in and be correctly fitted in one of the latest Gossard models.

Mrs. Shearer. No man is happy unless he ran prove it. THE ORE A 1 THEATRE 908 Mas. Street TONIGHT Kay-Bee THE RUNAWAYS Comedy Reliance SHE-WOLF" Drama American THE WAYS OF FATE Drama Majestic DOWN AND OUT Melo-Drama Only Five Cents vwxwvnnnvxnn THE FRATERNAL AID ASSOCIATION Has paid over to ben- eficiaries.

A.sk anybody in Law- rence about it. General Offices, F. A. A. Building Without Cost to You we furnisi this popular folding carriage, with genuine Mohair hood, instead of imitation leather.

Every owner of a go-cart has been grieved to find that tho hood soon became nnsightlyi with wear. This was no fault of the cart but the inevitabh result 6f leather cloth covering. Mohair is used on tops of auto-motiles. It is weatherproof and will not crack. Investigate! See our line before you buy! 808-810 MASSACHUSETTS ST.

This New Balkan Blouse Just arrived, in both junior and misses' sizes, 10 years to 20 years. Made from a linen finished cloth, all white or navy trim, pearl buttons, at $125 i First Floor Specials for Saturday SECO SILKS in plain, small dots, and brocade effects, Voc, and f0c values at 25c WOOL CIIALLIES half price for one day. Patterns Dots, Stripes and figures, they arc value, all day Saturday, yd. 25c VEILINGS New Tuxedo and plain Chiffon veilings, values up to oOv, at yard 19c CIIAMOISETTE GLOVES, full l(i button. Colors Gray or Chamois, (vie value at 50c KEYSER SILK GLOVES, 8 button, in good shades, 1.00 value at pair 50c SILK RIBBONS, 42 to fi inehes wide: Moire, Taffeta and Fancies; 2e value at Kfc KAYSERS SILK HOSE, black only, extra quality, regidar if 1.2-5 value, pair 89c WONDERFUL EMBROIDERY VALUES Scalloped banding, 18 inch Corset Covers.

27 inch Swiss flouncing, finished bands, values to (Joe a yard at 25c Ladies Vests 30 dozen. Dure white, sleeveless, in sizes ti, 7, Sand 0. All day Saturday each 10c 1 1 X. 1 Hi For the "quick meal" or the luncheon we are ready to quickly provide the very bet in canned goods. Soups, meats and vegetables, cooked and ready to serve.

We also offer you NEW POTATOES CUCUMBERS GREEN STRING BEANS 20 Us cane sugar for $1. RIPE TOMATOES 22 lbs beet sugar for 51. CAULIFLOUR GOOD STRAWBERRIES And in fact all other fresh vegetables that to be found on the market. DUNMIRE'S Third Floor Specials These Lace Curtains on sale Saturday. Lot 1.

Nottingham Curtains, White or Arab, 1.00 value 73c Lot 2. Nottingham Curtains, "White or Arab, t.2o value 85c Lot 3. Nottingham Curtains, White or Arab. value $1.19 Lot 4. Nottingham Curtains.

White or Arab. $2.00 value at Lot 5. Nottingham Curtains. White or Arab. $2.30 value $1.89 Lot (.

Fillet Net or Cable Net Curtains in White or Arab, $4.00 value at $2.98 Lot 7. Fillet Net or Cable Net Curtains in White or Arab, $3.00 value at $3.69 TOO LATE Tu CLASSIFY WANT TO BUY (iood gentle pun; prefer Shetland; P.ell 7392. MEN WANTED Several men to i work in Corrugated Box Fae-ory, Ap ply in person at office, foot of New Hampshire street. Lawrence Paper Mfg. Co.

FOR RENT After June first, new (i room modern bunaalow. Inquire 727 Tenn. P.ell 1174. LIBERAL REWARD Will the person who found a purse containing the savings of a working woman kindly call Pell 1709. Mrs.

A. L. Paughman, of Potter, Kansas, was shopping in LaVrence today and was greatly pleased at the prices quoted b- local dealers. WANTED Assistant Bookkeeper; write good hand, and typewriter; answer in own handwriting; address C. 11..

Get a Hammock Now We've entire new stock of the celebrated Palmer make. All priced 1 5 off in this sale. Fibre Matting Suit Cases The kind usually sold at $1.50 at 98c Rugs in every size all reduced. Mattings, Linoleums, Draperies..