Tilt: OMAHA KUE: WKDNDAY. OCIUUWI 4,
-:- SOCIETY -:
Mri. Kiljjar Scott Send EL't't P y-t i m c ta l c J
Contribution to
Kxchanjsre
I "I will IVUIHlUit. Mir, Wtli'l l
.-,-tad llotU ifl h'p, rll j
l full of ift tills- to Ilia liiiian.
TII!J .';tfc wed'Un anniversary of lr, no" Mr. J. J. M Mullen, r
tratatl Monday nuht lit htr borne, wee protjfy more hlLirioue, If
f't 'H'M-r, imii) ilimi ilia miulimt nH ni'ii,-nif.i v-,it.
Mr. Mi Mullen tilamird a .1iiii,..i- aa a aiiri.rixt f.,e li "Tk.
atuest "turned lh lshl.-a," and ennula.! Mm. .Mitillli l.y iui.ili.it dniwl ICollr- Wimaii'a i-han, I517
link and fromitt, Tliy brought with them .ddii. al.ul which I I'ontia trt. Mrr the fill, simp,
K.VMwy hane. Onrlnlq and definite, however. em to M lha fct that ' ' "titi million fi' !'. r-hr oU.
"i jinx! Unit, una had by bit " formerly i f tmitttia. Mr. Hcoit
Cov..r war pUn-rd t 4lntir fr Mr. and Mr. Milton Vrt, Mr, ant ak. hrf him I" Washington, l.
M- Menry T. flmk. Mr, and Mr. Whiter l:iclu,d.n, jir. and Mr. ' ' "' and fwumiult In in
I'diilil liuMil, Mrs. John T, Yalra and Mm Mildr.d liin. .summer. The article rmieiet of a
Ill Ml
"URTHER TALES
.M I OF
fHJIMMY
EMRABBIT
RCTjBr.AKntt SCOTT witr
pi"k
riu Ni.lv fur a dun. . Iat m uu tan I l iv ii" siiim'i
t ! .Itllll II " ItlVK Villi MllliiOI,"
Jm.n.y bl.,t;" Mauifw Mu.Uiai i , --' ' '' -t'rJ
irifl, w.iMnw i I'siw In II'" Mi-. ' i ''''".. , ,, , . ,, , ,
...... ,. .. Wl.iil MtliH,!. T!n a, hiixl, nf
miiiiiiinii iiMiir. i rtMiiv iiu'oiii .,.... i it.,. ...1 t lu.
iiulll
Miss Morton Will He
ilridosmaid Twice
This Week
Mia Murtlia Morion ft .Wlrnika
i ly la ti: trlrlraiimlil wllliln iwn
Uya. Hbm aa nialil nf Imnor 1 Mlna
l:llh AVI In. ill l.f NclimaWa Pllv. tthimf
iniiri-biKu to IMwanl diirnn t ikia ! Wif f Mia M.irlnit lUmllum to
rrt will viva a lunihaon MUmr-l by
furd fur Mr. Gray.
Compose Ave Maria for
Hamilton Wedding
"Th Avt Maria," hlth Mia i:ilm
CrlMlitm lll amir Watliiwhlay al tha
i!.im till kiiiiiiK, anil uImi urUJ aa
)lHrt ilianlTnir, aa alia hi-!H-. th
brbbil rnupla uii tli-lr frli'inla, anil
li Hit or ait thru to tllilttliu.
Mi4 Miirton will ,a tnaliNif honor
!i, (li P.i l,'- wt'Mliif Wntnrailiiy
riliilf In rnniihu, ami la th
fiimt uf Mra. L. N. Jlnux.n luiin
bi-r auy liura. On Tliuraiiiiy Mlaa
Mxrlun will driva Utk to Ni-lim.kj
city aii't Mill ucromi'Uiiii'it by Mr.
rivl Mia. Joanpli t'U'Uhy an4 Mr,
and Mia. Joy Murtini (if ( lili.aarj whu
will vint Mra. Tail Mni'tun at ArUr
IMlijs tiinf Ni-liraakii flly.
I'urlii-r.. Muni; .in.
Mra. J, A. Mniiinn niiniiiiii. i a ili
tiitlirliiKfl fit hr ilnitxhlar, HilM'blfl
Irrii.', 10 Ic, Hifplii-n Parker ff rlii
knn, Vli , nit Tuiliiy, fvtotrr 3.
at ilia islhd nl nf dur IjhIv fit
T.imrrtfa In Hkrin. Mra. Mangiti
mill hir ilmilflilfr lift lnat Hatliriirty
tor tha wt. Mlna Aileliil.li fnrk
if of pi.i tin ii.t, lira, wna brliliamnl't
mill l'r. furl Mny na tha l.iat timn.
A wmlilinir 'break fx t wna arrvrd
diiwr tha wimony anil Pr. amt Mra.
I'arkir lift for a alinrt nriMing trip.
Tiny will I at home nftr Novini
lr 1, lit tha rnramia hniil I rt Hpn
Inn". Aninti(f tha out of-town gurttn
vcri Htrptirn Parker, rt.. nnil Miaa
ili'lalilo Parker of Purtland, and
TMonrmi Parkfr of Butte, Mont.
T " V-UVIW W..'bi'k 7; Jimmy IUW.,7
In aak Din ai him) llmi in.--.i nm. Mo
' only trtlkinx lu luiii"'lf. H it i
v,ia mui h iWai-.l m Ilia roinii n'a
of lha l'iii,liir-t piiliil
I "Kirfllrnt! r:i-lli iii' ' Kuluiiimi
' PIH:1 hllll " J . 1 1 1 1 1 ' lll.lt'. I Ik tllU
Iiluiur." Ai.il niivilv liiualir-'l. b
laiiM Jiiiiiiiy lUI'hit h'l l tin iiliiiblt'at
.wiIn of unl"Iy in ilia Ii.hiI.
' Tin It h.iloiiiun tnrnml ' liN pr.it
InllllK ! tllMill I'ller MlllK. "flm
fiMum i.n.1 k I anrna Hirnin-." .ill .L
iniu r i l i" ( "i
J Miss Rnchel Metcalfe Is1 HrMc-toHc Goe Eat for
j Wedding: Attendant Her Trousseau
i Mi ttntnl Mliilfi- Uri mi H.tiif! Mm Zrri.ni Jiiiini bi aniiomn.l
'iday ! mi uliaii'tai.t In ti w.l lii-r i..JKi-iliit ti J"lil w-
t'll.Vl'TKIt XXM.
I.. l a down t tha ar,li n
tit'
tiiia and ft'ir ar tiiB .i.Ki.rra,
guyly rnl.r1 rrihriiN lahlwud fur
tlm I'dl'V" and niiinliia Ivi.r Itubtilt
tiiiiiklti rlnaa f.ir tha kbbllra.
Mra Hi'ott la an antluiainaOi tnain
Ur of tha Omaha (VIIi-n rlnli and
la jnui'tt liitri'-at. In tli n. Ii.ii.uo.
ttl'blt nvi rod,
"I riin't. Jimmy
"Why ln.tr
'T..i ni'li.Mil ln"ln toiuurrow,"
Jimmy iiniil.
I illy Vi'iHalihiii k litiihd at tlint
&! r.
"(Mbit b.iva vmi l dn itli
ai'limd" b uiik il. "Jobniila fiinm
will luiva to ko. lint you dun t n
r:ori;i llninllton, Jr., la tha work if
an fimaha iuuU lan and roniKi r, It.
31111a Hllhy. Ir. Itllhy la ornunlat at
Ilia enthaial, whra tha .Min will
luka I'lur. nnd ba, blinarlf, llt an
ruinpnny Mlaa Cralahtml on tha or
Kiin, "Tha Ava Maria' wna ram
poard by l'r. hill y rat Utlly ('
oivnulun and la airannfd f.ir i
x . - g. 'Will Hitw ! nil. imii .i'.iii
Dancing Club Opens 'p. t t i..-h.i tmn.irrow t tim inn
C I ri-d a hiwllioii"! du uii? Tb-i'll b
Friday
lota of awful li) tb' in'
prano anln,
Denver
Tin- i -ni i-'uiiTuI 1 ii. 'inn i lub
will liiiuamatv Hi it M-unon. of
on Krl'Uy. th lulur at tba tvolllall
Kilo iiiilii'itml. Tina la tha f:(th tnt
m.ii of thla Mnaoiiu; itnin'iiiii chili, and
a airli'a of 12 iUn' bn bren ar-
1 runnnl for th mim. n. Ini ludina tin-r-
J iir dum'a and rivl lininvatlon par
i lica. Tha offiii-ra flutiad for tiiia 'H
lain ara Joint Horrniwin, prr-itdi'iit'
(luest to
Comnlimented
M,a. C. 1.1. Mayar will anU.Ul.i f'""k U ' Vnt. and
. ... ,, , ' . , 'tbiina t. roMir. mi-rrl.iry.
at a Kuir Inn. in-oii on t"lni .lay at
lha l uiiiitry i lull In honor of bi-r
iiui'Ht, aiim l lor-'iu -i iiiiiiomii, who
arrlvi-d on Huturday will) bar fmln-r,
W. J, llalloran. On Saturday Mlaa
Ibilloran will hiIii ta compllm-'iit(d
nhan Mra. J. A. I. Kunnwly will kH
a dliuirr la lnr honor at tha Country
rlun, Mr. 1 1 ii I kirn n l-f t for Ma hotim
Monday.
Dlni.rr rarly.
M, (', piiliiu-r intiriaiMfil at dinner
Moniluy vrnlnif. ut tha niandcla raa
tMuiania, wh"it hla -,'Ui'ili wera tha
Mvaara. and Mi-Klnmi a Omriii II. N'l
Ki n, Ii. C. H itloii and Mr. Allan Wil
li ml.
Junior llidaiali.
Tha Omaha Junior lln.lnf null unit
will bold thi-lr nirf-nln-f miilii-r of
tha aoiinon ( ! ( .tn-r -I at the Jrwlidi
rnnimunlty inii'-r. Mlna Kthel Mi'ii
ln, new pii-aldi'nt, will irilil' in.d
will niitllne tho work of t cunilnv
l,nn
"Stop!" r commarxUil Vbi ara gem
l ard I'arl). , -rinj' "You'ra tba dunce." .
The Columbian club ft th WthI i - j , ll(,t golnir to tba red
Hrart pariah will rnlfrt ilu at rarda J m-hoolioii-'," Jlnimy rpll-'l. ,,lluv-
nt Lyraiint hull. Twenty aacond and
Ixm lint lr-"tM. WVdnraday nfternnon.
Mr. Alliert Miller und Mra. Loula
Hlniani'i Till l boateatwa.
Marriage,
Aiinouru'i-niant la jiiht now mada of
Ilia inarr.'tiKa of Mlaa Itera s. John
aton nrd Krneai Thumpaen. Tha wed-
illnK look plm e at Tckninuli, July 2"i. I
Mr, Thomp-ien ia tlia ami of Mr. and j
Mra. Thomaa Thonipaan, Mr, and Mra.
Krneet Thnmpaen ura muklnif thi-lr I
li'ima at 'OJ I'lerre atreot with Mra. 1
Tliompaen'a alaler, Mra, Ertward
riilner.
Fraternal Aid Krtihiniluii.
Tha Frutcrnnl Aid Union kenalntf
tun will meet M'edneadiy afternoon
tit t o'clock at tha boma of Mra. F. It.
Iwixt'r, 41 S r"uth Twentyalith
atreet.
llrldge fur Vlallm.
M1b Wlnlfnd Hmlth enieitiinaJ
thri-o tulilea if luiilao nt her hoina
Mondiiy evening compllnicnlary to
Mr. and Mra. Junu-a (iregory of Bu
tuvin, who ara tha i-unta of Mr. and
Mra. Richard Mallory.
Trn for Mn. Ilcall.
Mia. Moior Caldwell received bar
fiienda at tan, Tuewlay to moet
ber guent, Mra. Kllon Huull of New
York City. Tha Meadameg J. J.
lirown, Jamea Boyd, Charlea Lyman
and Henry Ynti-a poured, and tlione
slUn-r included the Muednmea Mil
ton Harlow, Cbailea OITutt, John Cald
wtll, William It. MiKaep, Kdward L.
Kurke and Mix Franci-a Weaaella.
I'lfiy Kueata were prvant.
Wedneadwy Mra. William It. Mo
Keen will bo hoHlera at a luncheon at
linr home to Mm. Bcull, and on Fri
day evening1 Mia. James Boyd will
lme a number of guevt to dina in
fonnally wlih her rt tha Blackstoua
cunplinicntury to the vlfltor.
l'"or Mra. Gray.
Mia. Anna C. Gray of eiili"a-i will
bo honored at luncheon and bridge, on
Wednenday by her hoateaa, Mia.
Charlea Met, who will entertain at
her home. Covers will ba luid for
olght. On Friday. Mi a. N. Guck-
Problems That Perplex
Aaawtrad by
BEATRICE FAIRFAX
IWt Take Kllhrr Yet.
pear Mine Fairfax: I have been
readlnif jour prohlern column dally
and think your anawera quite aenal
ble, I liive a problem l.tfora me
with wblcli I cannot go ahead. I
am a girl of 17 yeure of una. Am
iiuite atout, but not a raving benuty
admired by few. Among thene few
ure two young men who make up
iny prohlem. The llrat la a young
man of about 2 or 21. He la tall
and atout, far from handaome, but
wealthy. 111a folka promim-d him half
of a auction of land (at UOO an acre)
If he could win nie for a brlile. My
folka are nluo act on me having thla
young man. I do not love him; I
ilon't hate him, cither. I know ho
doe not love me. Ho jut wanta mo
an. he could get tho laud. The aecond
young man la at the u(,3 of 23. He
la not wealthy, but ho kind. 1 hava
known him ever elnco 1 wa alniut
10 yeura of ng. W o played together
for many yearn, but parted thrco
yeura ago, und I love him. I am
Kuro ho cares for me, too, for ho
BHks fur a duto every time he chances
to moet me. ao tia tho folks don't
know It. They object to me keep
ing campany with him becaune ho
My Marriage Problems
Adcle Carlson's- New Thano of "Kev elation of a Wife."
(Copyrul't ISC)
la of a Oerman family. I that suf
ficient reafon? 1 don't think ao.
Kotin tliuea 1 fuel aa if I'd like to run
uwav and nevrr come back. I do
not go any place with anyone becaune y pet
n't you heard the new? llldn't yoU
know ttiat there' going to be tl achooi
In tbn woixJm?"
"Ia that ao? ho'a going to be
the teacher?"
"Moloinon Owl! For there' nobody
tiwt look a wine aa he," Jimmy
ltiihliit answered.
"I'm going to thla Mchoot," Billy
WiMMichuck derl.ireil, "nt luat for tha
full term. Of courae 1 11 den up when
cold weather cornea."
Holomou owl' school opened enrly
the next morning. The teacher
perched on a low branch of a big
hemlock where he could look down
upon hi pupils and see everything
that they did. On the ground below
wire the acholar. And In the back
row, aa far from tho teacher as they
could get, were Jimmy Ilabhit and
Billy Woodchuck.
Holomon Owl gave hi oueer. roll
ing cry. "Kchool'a "begun," he boom
ed. "And 11 rrt of all, 1 mtiitt pick
I understand that every
The Carefully -Planned ((ucatioiia Al
len Drake Aiiked Madge
.V- if a puilden disturbing thought
bad struck them, both Lillian and
Allen l.irako turned to me and drew
ni aaido a little way.
"What about that trapdoor'.'" Mr.
I'ruko linked with a noto of apprehen
hive dlMUpproval In his low tones.
"That will never do. There Is a way
from underneath, Isn't there, Mrs.
i IruhamV"
Lillian's haud waa pressing by arm
in a code Bit'itul which meant "Don't
speak. Just nod jour Head."
I gavo the silent affirmative with a
hiiil.lon terrifying, heart nhaking ro
tnembrauco of my having bud con
structed an outer entrance to tho
lilac beneath the old cornerib trans
formed by Dkky Into a atuUio. Under
the floor of that building my baby
toy had ben held a prisoner while 1
frantlcully eearched woodland and
n.ea.low fur him. When ha finally
had bem restoii'd to me. with an ti- i
li. gteab uiircartoiiic, truly feminlu (
I Iki. fe l hut I couiu lioi
man should make. With an apparent
sulky reluctance, for I was afraid
Smith might suspect any eager ac
Ctilesceuoe on my part, I started to
ward the door.
"I Must Co'."
"Katie in too good a housekeeper
to leave coffee In the pot overnight,
and I happen to know there Is no
milk. But, if you have to have it, I
can make a pot of fresh coffee in a
very few minutes, and thero ia
cream."
"If you will be so kind," Mr.
Drake returned stiffly, as If be were
offended at my reluctance.
"I'll go with you Madge," Lillian
naid. "Perhaps I can rustle an extra
cup for ni.vi.elf. Do you want the
f rub brouKht outdoors?"
"No, I II aend one of the men in for
It." Mr. Drake replied. "Would you
mind asking them to come In as you
go pant the veranda?"
"I'll aend them right in." Lillian
promised, and attended to tho errand
forthwith.
.she did not apeak agnm until th
I don't Ilka to go with the first man.
When I go any place I go alone or
with my mother. 1 go to school and
nm in the 11th grude. Am I far
enough ahead or am 1 behind? Well,
I guess I'll ring off for thla time.
Hoping to sen an answer to my letter
in Tho Omaha Bee. I am, JACK.
If you are 17 und still In high
school you don't need to worry much
nbcut marrylncr anyono for a while.
Seventeen Is not too old for the 11th
grade; it Is about the average. As
to the suitor who wants to marry
you to get tbo land, that would be
preposterous, nnil you are right in
refusing. Walt for the one you ar
really fond of, and in the meantime,
thero ia no reason w hy you shouldn't
go out. with other boys if they ask
you. Y'ou ore young and ore entitled
to a rood time. But I respect you
for not wanting to go about with
tho wealthy aultor, sincfl you don't
car about hlni. Since you have rAVula
up your mind It wouldn't be fair to
him to keep him at ringing along,
and I think your family must realize
this. It Is too bad to let national
prejudice come Into the matter. Tho
war Is over and we nro all Americans
In this country. H can only do harm
to keep old bitternesses alive.
Loving Cousin: I think you should
tell your mother about your cousin's
behavior. It 1 not very cousinly con
duct and I certainly would not take
him seriously.
teacher has one." He stared down
at his pupils. "I believe I'll choose
Master Meadowmouse, be added
presently.
But Master Mendowmouse didn't
want to be the teacher' pet. He wa
terribly afraid of Solomon Owl, Who
had swooped at him a hundred times
or maybe a hundred and one. With
n auuenk of fright he dashed from
hla place in tho second row and ran
off Into the woods.
"Well, I can't have him," Solomon
Owl remarked somewhat sadly. "AVho
would like to be my pet? First come,
first served!"
"I would," cried Peter Mink, before
anybody else could speak.
"Then that's aettled." Bald Solomon,
"though I would never have chosen
Peter Mink for my pet, because he'
a ruffianly, quarrelsome vagabond.
. . And now I must decide who's
to be my brightest pupil, for I'm fold
there has to be a brightest pupil in
every achooi."
Again Solomon Owl looked from
one to another of his pupils.
What's your name?" he asked
Paddy Muskrat's eldest boy, who was
a very stupid youngster.
"Matthew Muskrat!"
"Well, Matthew you're going to
be my brightest pupil. Try not to
disappoint me. If 1 ever ask the
sehool a question, be sure to answer
it first, no matter If you're wrong.
Matthew Muskrat promised.
"And now." said Solomon. "I must
: . ; .hi , ti,li: !''"' ,, ..m
. tlllUll? I " " IV'i"" ' ' "
. U .1... h. .......
mi wav out icm innnm "-
j ti. and then h punctuated her
woi'ili with a llt'l'i impromptu dance
i step, I surmised that Identification
of Snuili wa a diMim-ily perwmal
trUiiiiph, and Ihnt.khe was giving way
ti her own aiithiisi intu gratification
in a ntaiinnr tare to her
j '"oh. Abides" flie einlnlmed, atop-
pii g In front of tw and . i'ii.g ma by
, llui hisib! i . "I'veryihiiiij 1 turn.
. . ..... .,.. ....A r ,t... .,., I,.- U M I I. . I 1,1 . k..,
THt t-mitU . ir uniii - " .-.
t.i lirur thnr l"W, a tin. '.I w tai.r I ' did )! bow b nw.illim-d thai
-'.i-,., t w it mi a I ' ! h,r tff atout tba ttvi'.Mr ." II to. h
.,tl..f w "1 or I'1" -'.-t" ( . m'w a -. - ' -
H.t.m lid for b: (e i Ida i, aimer irtiuni ! wovii'i
way -hi'.' "under-j M ihloka v tan rv ptn-au-
ln"i aa4itit hla e-vaiw. J tun utog
iit.y bad bunion I nie in toe uinuni
notion, ami pnmitlvB exit from be
l,eitih Hie old sti.1. line had been do.
ii..d bv iiiv.-Bfive tr Tier
ifetly s-fe" Ll'lhvn l",'d
.uiiiiwly. "He 11 "' ,u Xtr u1'
lH.ll t WOllV,"
A Hebear-ial t onfia'
w i e
tv. Il I vt bull
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k I la.lt utlt4 b J'I'l K'"-W !llf e'olit ( bl tIW tlte
, , I , itn r, ll il l" iiigniii-'U eimtn m in i a war ii
. an.tl'io W n r iu.1 uniyu.rf . t o !. AiWn
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l: ttvHtf l-i t at' h
t -iu.ttf4 . Ma a I 'l vf fmiiV k,:i". ni.oly
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al t-i'V-c'w,.i(y tt aialy b a
ww a. li' It ad ta'i" aut (Maait-
fwiit
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l, -,,1, m -rwttaxtlv - t ia ba h IbaW J i AM
th liepi-NM-i-'a Mt if b li , A ilea ta -- w -;, t.r l-iy,
i it. a I ft...., u rraa lit g Mnv i - .. t d riantr b(
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ta iM b ut f IH ;. iiwwa w-tv an
attt b.a In, ana llt ..IVa, j t i-taitiir ' ' 1
t.. ..I l-a-l '! .-!-. tfca j 4 tl ' I
' ii 4 !.--. rva4 tba U'
1 Cillll
pupils'
"1 don't know," Jiuiipv, lUb-
bit. "HnVrll't S'oll laell ,ie.p?
Il.ltell't JOU ta-i'U itirlinillig?"
' My gis-ltles-,!'1 criail Holollioil nwL
"1 must have la.cn. And I've had Ilia
UU.Tiri.t .liratn' I thought I vtu a
lio.'l tr.n lii-i 1 '
IlllltUy lUbbat glillllrd.
I'i-.ij.Ik Will lit lit; It V.lli-11 tile)' lli. 1 1
about It," he cliuiklr.1
"iiou't tell amlssiv'.' exiiomon
Ih-kkiiI blm. "I wouldut have thla
Sfrv get out not for anything!"
Arid no i'ii bus hoard I nut. I now.
Ii'-lff Xli1. I;' I
Many of tin- nftirnoort gowna nt
l.wwnnurmk. ma
OhcChccrofKouvIbitliLiglit
fffSjHK IrUtunl pvirvh light at
J I nihl U th Biauengtr of chrtr.
Help riMt that chttr In
-.oufblevk. Burn th porch light at
Bight.
Th t U tui.ttlllcn.
for BBtr OttuhVi hw ru
it ctAli only fJ U
katji your porch brtlUaBtJy
lthU4 wit- TbVwatt Umfi
for T' i hour
.1
Light Ml Moht for
lnny (tint a Thlnt
1: it Prtrr Mink snarled baik that
ho vou Id ii t do it.
"Tur! tui!" Soloiiiou l thuiidtr
ad. "Th.tt'a li way for ii pet to
..'.U I'll lt If fl,m n.rlM. ltut
before this loriil Is flnl-lir-d 1 II Inalie 1 aleovi less. Aproll tunica Ul H.pul ir.
a g'Sid. jaillto pet of yon if 1 have
to e.rat.,b all the fur off your buck."
An uproar ft out the whole achooi
pre-ti-d tl ia r' liiark. NoUsly liked
1'iit.r Mink. Kvery one hoped that
Holoniou would make gissl ti in thrtnt.
"Iiel m see," Holonuni Went on
when tlie poise had stopped. "What
tha pet thing, now tlutt school hns
lirguii ."'
"Keiess!" slumted Matthew Musk
rat. And a gixsl many of tho pupils
Ugan to think that laddv Muskrut
ehleat tain waan't nuite mi stupid aa
they had supposed. "Itecess: Hecesa!"
tho wholu achooi i litmoreij.
"Very well!" Solomon tohl them
"You may oil have re.eaa now ex
cept tbo dunce," lie added, turning
lim g.izn tilion Jimniy lUtddt. "I
heur that the dune of a school must
Ulwaya Ihs kept In during race."
Now. Jlminv llabblt dl.ln't like that
very well, lie watched bia friends
troop nway Into the wood. And when
ha looked at the teacher be aw that
Solomon Owl was taking nap.
Tho teacher slept on and on. An
hour passed. Yet the pupils did not
return. "They're waiting for the
teacher to ling the bell," Jlnimv
thought. "Ilu ha no bell. He'll
never be abln to call them back.
Hell h terribly angry. I I think
I'd better run and hide."
He bnd taken Just one hop when
Solomon Owl woke up.
"Stop!" he commanded. "Whore
are you going? You're the dunce.
.... . ... 1 t. ... l.' . . . . - 4 . .
ling pallt of M m Kitb-riua Me-je.niy in f pienua r ielv v.-r..a
Nulty of ft .oui. whi w , , te rn mug f-t Nw V.u wc.-.inniiec
iiiMiii-eied a a s.pul.ir vision' in by M' Mildred Kalmus, of tnver
tNiiib i Th .. i.Mi.ooy will I who ba Un b'r gu-wt dur,tij it
solemiiK.d Well,, .day. is tob. r It. pi.l wek. They pta.1 tl tat t Ibt
Mix Mt ati and Ml M 'Nui'y war j i for a month and Ml IUIsIni
f.uniar a. ho.du.4ie at tl, M ..l.li g-, " l"tr.h.e tin li..'i.w4U on tb.
ton univera.ty and ai.tma in tha tup Mis Hi .bin and Mi- Kalinin
happ Alpha TI.. U sorority, ML. '4te ...,n . h-ln-ate, t Mr. Wi
Metcalfa vtlula m St. Uni's will I in W.t.blnt.m. D C
tb guast if lor ui. Mr It T
Wyatt.
Uuuialt'a Huh Ch-HM l(eberl.
lii.lurl c"ii-M I'len. who l naiiiui
Aiiieri. anloiiiiii Training (huim-. j the rhorti of ' nniali Woinan .
Tha Colonial I'aim. r ..iaor. "lul., ha . .til. -I the fu.l r. be. i sal f e
ing a cl in Ameili aniitlon, at lla i Wiiln. sd.iy luoi iung at J't o . I. k .
1'l.lvol.lty f Otn iha, Mra Kb1 j ! V. W, C, A. There will uli h
Thol ligiUu, li.airm n r. Tho t'taira la , a ieb.ar.ul ill the saio" pla. at .
open to Ublveraity stud. nts and oth. 1 ..'. . k Wrdiie.lnv ev.mng. The cl,. r
era on., nedit is offeied accredited j ua will give It first open progian
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Why some people
sleep lightly"
THE PRINCIPAL REASON is irritated nerves, and the
common cause of nerve-irritation is coffee and tea drink
ing. For each cup of coffee or tea contains from one and one
half to three grains of caffeine.
Caffeine has a tendency to agitate the nervous system,
when the nerves, normally, should be relaxed. The result is
that you fail to get the deep, restful sleep that restores health
and vigor.
If you have any idea that coffee or tea is injurious to your
health, drink delicious Postum, instead. Postum is the pure
cereal beverage that helps the nervous system, by permitting
you to get sound, revitalizing sleep.
Serve this fragrant, mealtime beverage. You and the
family will be surprised and pleased with its delicious, coffee
like flavor. And better health is worth while.
Postum comes in two forms: Instant Postum (in tins) prepared
instantly in the cup by the addition of boiling water. Postum Cereal (in
packages, for thosa who prefer to make the drink while the meal is being
prepared) made by boiling fully twenty minutes.
Postum
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FOR HEALTH
"There's a Reason"
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TO HAVE FAITH IN YOUR GROCER, BE A BUY-RITE PATRON'
Tall ran of
Toltikleen
as Ilka San
irto.h; spe
ilal, per ran
8c
T better I.
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Bay .Bit
teffee, Spe
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pound
29c
Why Put Off Marketing Until the End of the Week? Make Wednesday and
Thursday Market Days at a Buy-Rite Store.
Washington Kifer B)u pUnlJ Fancy Red 1 Carload of Fancy Cran.
Freeeton Pears, crate ' GIBe Onion Genuine Red brri, 2 lb.,
Peaches, market ... ' market basket Rivr Early 27 1
priced basket, Lara Fresh 3s" 0hi0 potatoe LpB Jaraey
per 75 Cocoanuts Lar89 SPnih Pck. 27 3wet Potato
bushel, bushel, ' Onions, 2 for, bushel, market basket
$1.90 $1.75 10c 15c 98c 50c
FLOUR FLOUR FLOUR
Juat received another carload of the celebrated
Tea Table Flour, special, 24-1 b. sack $1.00
Per 48-lb. sack , $1.83
This is fiuy-Nlta Stores' exclusive brand of flour
and is without a doubt the riuet flour put In a
sack. It Is milled from the finest old wheat,
and ia absolutely guaranteed or your money re
funded. Order sark In your next delivery.
BUY. RITE PILLARS
Niehna Valley Buy-Kile Butter, lb -44e
New l'Ulsbury's Pancake Flour, 4-lb. pkf. 45)
Small package, C for "32e
Genuine Ball Mason Jars, pints 83
Quarts, 93c; U gallon $1.23
Fancy Jumbo Head Wee, 2 lbs 25
Fancy Navy Beans, i lha ig
Mazola Utl, pints. S5c: quails. 49c; 'i-Ral..(r7v
Fresh Jumbo Pur Wtddmg Jtlly Pur ltin'
Soft Shall Henty, Brakfa.t GHsi, Cldtr rtH Baktd
Eofllnh pr M.pi, aut or Vlngar, fruit Top
Walnuts, 5 pound Syrup. till, ptr Cooki,
pound, pail, 35e i, ptr done, gailen, pound,
39c 98c 27c .VSc 19c 25c
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Lari bar of K Jt tl. Npiha b.p. 10 fur 47
Per bot of PK bars... $t.VO
81b. pack of Argo ftiati lt. . ,., jji),
!.ri;u pa.-kitsa of Hold Imat '7f
Sib. wooj Lot of hingnrord'a V.argu Cl.Ht
Siarrh. ttlal 73
Smfcfuhl ("Irau'er, 3 r m f. .....lHf
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Kellorg'i t orn Klakes, small ilia, J fur 2Af
lare sit, 3 for , 2,j
lirw Nut. 3 p, k,i.' toe. ...:ke
lavje pat kiige cf ,Swatidon t ali Hour ;r7f
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l ream of Wheat, t-attit. -21f
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