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THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 191G. Club Doings Society Notes Personal Gossip Fashions I V V A refreshing traveling companion PERFECT Tooth Powder Frtpartd by m Doctor of Dtntml Sargtry Send 2c stamp for generous sample of either Dr. Lyon's Perfect Tooth Powder or Dental Cream. L W. Ljtom Ml Sent, Ine, 077 W. 27U) St., New Yrk City BUSY TIMES FOR SOCIETY FOLKS Have Choice of Many Events Printer ' Makes it Bad for Mn. Pulver's Tea. IS NOT TO BE A YEAR HENCE Br MRLMKU l . Thursday, Jan U 191S. "It never raln but It pours 'the Bub Tlptlon dunce this evening, the Homer concert, and "Grumpy" at the Brandeis, to nay nothing of luncheoni and teas. There are some who feel they can make a compromise they will hear Madame Homer and ito to the dance afterward. Speaking of the dnnre, now reminds me that I waa asked laat week why we do not eay more about It on our society page. lteally, there aeema little g-oialp posrl- ble of a future event, (when we go to pressi. that la a weekly reptltlon. About the only thing seeme the dinner preced ing the affair. Kven down iuth. where they are atill supposed to read historical romances and refute I 'a ru in, the society editor no longer speaks of the "beauty and chiv alry" that graced a "ball." and maids and matrons no longer expect to be com pel Imentcd Individually and collectively. Invitation for Year lleaire. Just what should a reasonable being conclude upon receiving an Invitation to tea for Saturday. December IS. 191ST This Is whst Is worry In a charming hostess who will entertain next Saturday. It Is Mrs. J. 1". Pnlver. and the tea Is for Saturday, January IS, 114, and Is to be riven In honor of Mrs. George M. Faith of Chicago, the house guest- of Mrs. Pulver. Aa the aoulhern colored folk say, "my mind leads me to believe" that Mrs. Pulver's friends are endowed with more than ordinary powers of deduction and they wl'.t Just come to the conclusion that "some one had blundered" and "De cember was written" by mistake when "January" was really what was Intended. Yarn Demonstration Mia B. E. Strange of Flelnher Yarn Co. will be here for two weeks begin ning Monday, January l"th. Classes every day, from 9 to K, In all branches of Knitting and Crocheting with Fleiaher'a Yarn. Brandeis Stores Supplies the Needs of the Human Family There la srarcoly a man. woman or child In Omaha and surrounding territory who cannot b completely and satisfactorily sorved at Brandsts Ktoros. Our Immense stocks eortr Tory rtesd of the rich and poor, and In all kinds fit msrchsnDiae quality standards aro maintained and prices kept te tho Itul minimum possiblo. 1 Wonderful Bargains in Our Great Enlarged Basement Friday Desirable Merchandise Greatly Underpriced ojherGptBar: Girls' Winter Coats, $1. 95 ? All the Women's House Dresses Woman's, 54i Your choice of Any Misses' s or Junior's Coat or Suit, the for. mer pries up to $15, for , Many fins all-wool suits, all good styles. Many fins coats made of ailky plush, chinchilla, corduroy, novelty clothee, etc. Several nun. dred garment to choose from. We have divided all the Women's 8weater Coat In the basement de partment Into two very special lots All the $1.69, $1 95 and $2.50 Sweater. . All the $2.95 up te $3.95 Sweater Many different style, a good range of size. Colors are red, gray, white, brown, green, etc $1.39 $1.95 Over 400 Girls' Winter Coats, ages 2 to 6 and 6 to 14 year. They were made to sell at $3.00 to $5.00. All this season's styles, dozen of pretty modele; made of such fine all-wool materlale a Chinchilla In gray, brown, blue; Boucle In black and color; Corduroy In various color; Fin Plain Cloth nearly every kind of etyle or material. Just think of buying such fine, fight up-to-th. minute etyles, fine ma terials, etc., for eo little money. Not a coat made to sell leas than $3.00, from that to $5.00, other for even more. We bought them at a great sacrl f ic the maker's lose le your gain. Choice of Any Girl's Coat In the 1 Qf Basement Friday, at iplelD Wash Blouses, 50c 97c 69c In the basement department now vlded Into special lots for quick clearance. House Ore, worth to $1.95 Houses Dresses, worth $1.00 and $1.25 Docene of pretty styles at these prices; made of fine wash mate- rials, light and dark colors, fine ginghams, percale, etc., many fleeced, Women's Gingham House Dress es, worth 75o, )f at OiJC Women'a Tennle Flannel Night Oowne, 59c value O O at OOC 1,000 Woman' White and Colored Wash Blouse, the greater part of theee blouses were made to aell at $1.00, and are exceptionally -good valuea at that price. Dozena of styles, high and low necks; every kind of wanted material, plain and fancy Jap silk, embroidery and lac trim- med organdie bloueee, fins lawns, etrlpei, plaid and figured noveltlee, colored materlale, etc The greatest lot of right up-to-date blouse offered for a long time at eo email a price. Many samples, other In rn ored Crepe and Sateen. Pet- ijq varioua size. While they laat OUC tlcoats, value to 75c, at.. -v7C Woman's Long Fleeced oq Kimonos, 75c valuea OiC Dressing :'23c Women's Fleeced Dressing sacques, all sizes, 39c val ues, special Odda and Ende of Women's Col ored Crepe and Sateen. Pet- At the Brandeis. Among those who, with their guesti will see Mr. Cyril Maude In "Grumpy" at the Brandela theater tonight are thj following: A. F. Johnson. A. O. Elllck. U. C. Howe, Lester lleyn, Mr. Hirxberg. F. II. Davis. J. M. Boldridge. A. M. Jackson, Council Bluffs: J. E. Fltigerald, Oould Diet, A. D. Peters. J. F. Moyn. W. F. Smith, Dr. Leroy Crummer, H. Richardson, W. 8. Blatkwell, Paul Gallagher, F. H. Smith, A U Heed, 8; Wethermer, Samuel Burns, V. D. McHugh, Bam Carlyle. J, W. Madden, J. G. Martin, Ralph Peters, A. M. Pinto, A. B. Warren. T. R. Davis, Milton Darling, Judge B. 8. Baker, John Stout, C. C. Pmlth. W. B. T. Belt, W. A. Maor, Council Bluffs; Harley Moor head. F. W. Thomas, Wood Allen, F. Walters, J. A. Cavers and J. T. Stewart. The guests of Mr. and Airs. .In'in Stout at the Brandeis theater this evening will be: Messrs. and Mesdames H. 8. Clarke, Jr.; E. It. McMahon, Mr. Robert Stout. Mr. and Mrs. Walter rage will se a small "Grumpy' party tomorrow even ing at the Brandies theater for the llox'e Clarkes and Mr. Ben Wavrln. With Brownell Hall Girls. The coming half week at Brownell hall has a promise of lively interest to stu dents and faculty alike. School folks are essentially social creatures and they seem to enjoy things cn masse. A big party la scheduled for Saturday when thirty five girls, under the chaperonage of Miss Johnson and Miss Marie Slnclalre, will see "Grumpy" at the Brandeis theater. STATE SUFFRAGE PRESIDENT HERE FOR CONFERENCE. X r ? 7; " " : it , Dandruff Makes Hair Fall Out 25 cent bottle of "Danderine" keeps hair thick, strong, beautiful. Ready Made Sheets, Slips, Sheeting, Muslin, Etc., Etc, Thousands of Yards Remnants from Stock and Mitt Remnanta of Fine Cambric, Muslin and Long- cloth, value to 10c, yard 36-Inch Bleached Muslin. On of The Geauine "Regal Brand" Bleached Sheets Wah Materials .:.3Hc In. On of the leading brands- Regu- E$,g lar 8c value, yard 0C full pkMa g I alaea y-SC 3c 4ta45-Inrh Ulsorhed Ml lorn Tubing, mill remnants and full pteeca aelert lAe. rrd se-ineh t'nblewbsd Maslla, oft flnlsn. mil; blew 4MT IK bait, rrUer, yd.. 4,naln TrnH-oMha-lam' and lawdili niesrbed t'ambrk-, lengths te rardm Mwh length stamped. Heaatlful anderwear maslla. Se ralae, yard Extra heavy weight linen finish; special for hotel and rooming house purpoeea. 3-Inch heme. 72x0-lnch 72x99-lnch t1x90-lnch 50o Eoh 54o Each 50o Each The well-known Purltee Bleached Sllpe to Match 42x36-lnch 45x36-lnch 81x99-lnch 60c Ech ll'aO Each 12'iiO Each 42x3ft-lnch Bleached Pillow Sllpe, 3-Inch heme, 10c value, each C 9-4 Bleached Sheeting, 81 Inchea wide. 23c value, yard 18c 9-4 Unbleached Sheeting, While 1,000-yard roll lasts, Q yard IOC 36-Inch Fine Longcloth and Nain- aook, 10o and 122c val- use, yard ' C TbMsanda at Tardt, Remnanta and Fall rPM af All Kinds of Wash (teda Beenmalated frasa Mr storks daring oar J saury sal, rrlnted and nam irepee. si-inek tilnshams. nTrmia iaiiinga, uaiaii FtaJehed ropllns, ate., rai ls I Ik riuMN ropuns, ate., vai- m aoa to I IK, Friday, while ET they last en baraala 711 QBAM. frSfll IS-Inrh Drees rerralea. 6VC I5e Art Tick Ins Drapery, ' ' ' ei, Boa Corerlng, ate. 1 ard ' TCC Se Bhtrllna rrtata aad (all- . roes, lard w HVie Sl-Iaeh lreaa teph- yes. Yard h 11-Inrh vraite Oatlng Flaaael, lard ...5c Girls! Try this! Doubles beau ty of your hair in few . moments. At I . lit i i Hrs WE,3arJiley There Is a still bigger affairto come off Monday, forty-nine girls In a party to go to the Paderewskl concert at the Audl tnrutn It ! said the entire faculty will bo In attendance In the roll of chapefons. Tuesday Bridge Club. Mlsa Klizabeth Congdon was hostess for one of the Tuesday Brldgo clubs, which was but recently reorganlnd fir the winter. An ex:ra table was Piaceu for friends of Mrs. Herbert French of Louisville, who Is a guest at the Bons don home. The members of this club In clude: Mesdames Arthur Keeliue, Penlse Barkalow. V. B. McCormlck, John Madden, Iiils I'lurke. (ienrae Kedlrk. John Redlck. Frank Keogh, Barton Millard, Ross B. Towle. Gw-to Keillck. m.er Koberts, .Miss kJiabelh Congoou. . Meeting Postponed. Because the president, Mrs. W. K. Mllroy. Is 111, the Ladlea' Aid eoci-ty of the First Tresbyterlan church, will not hold its meet Fridav a.i had "oeen planned, but the meeting hlB Iwen post poned Indefinitely. NEW .DIRECTORS OF COMMERCIAL CLUB Enlargement of Number on Board to Seventy-Five Makes Room for Many New Men. SEVERAL OLD DIRECTORS QUIT Considerable new blood appears in the newly elected personnel of tho board of directors of the Commercial club. This Is largely due to the fact that the board is enlarged by fifteen members this year, there being now seventy-five members in place of sixty, as hitherto. In some cases an old member hag re moved from the city and his place was filled by a new. In other places a father turned the race over to his son, and the aon waa elected In place of the elder di rector. In other cases, the general mana ger of a concern was placed on the ticket In place of the proprietor, and was elect ed, aa In the case of the election of Tom Qulnlan In the place of George Brandeis Doctors on Board. Two doctors appear on the board this year for the first time. They are Dr. J. P. Lord and Dr. W. O. Bridges. The au tomobile dealers are definitely represent ed this year in the election of Clarke G. Powell by a large margin, In the list of wholesalers. A few members of the executive com mittee were not re-elected to the board, , but they were either those who did not run or those who withdrew informally after their names had been placed on the ballot. F. J. Farrington, member of the executive committee, who held the place by virtue of being chairman of the governing committee of the traffic bureau, of course gives place to J. Clarke Colt, the new chairman of the govern ing committee of the traffic bureau. Kennedy Drops Oat. J. A. C. Kennedy, another member of the executive committee, did not allow his name to a,ppear on the ballot, as he said he could not serve, and was there fore not re-elected. Henry TVyman'i name appeared on the ballot, but against his will, and he passed the word out that he could not serve and desired his friends not to vote for him. He was not elected. On Saturday the new board is to meet and elect ita executive committee of twenty-four members from among the seventy-five directors. The following Tuesday the new exec utlve committee is to meet and choose a j new chairman, declare the present chair man president of the club, and a secrc : tary and treasurer. ? I. IVa f 7 V '.. , t i REMNANTS and mill ends of silks and dress goods 1 ..I V ' Mill ends aad aaana fartarera' eamplo ptoree f Imported allka aad aotlns. Worth to See, iBiat....vv Iteanaaate of aasssa Unoa, t aTf etas, roalarda and satlna, least ha frasa IH U S yarda. Worth JlrT:. 19c Rowwaata af SS and e-lnh taffeta, m ema il no, crspos, popllna, foulard, failles, ote., Me. Worth to iQ. Sl.5, yard Remnanls of M mid 0-lnrh errpo do rhinos, lldlimi, rharmmM, poplin, t onion errpes, motoon, foalords, ote., He. Worth to ll.se, yard Heeral Ihoaoand yds. of all-wool materials, 4 to 4-ln. wldo. Mersee, fiapllas, broarloths, lomropans, p lia I d s, strlpra, rheeae, ote. Val- aoo ai.ee to eq. ai.ae " h RsaanantS aad mill da af all-wool draaa fabrics. Yal- aos 1B to 00- ft, yard Theaoaads of traral ars' and manafarlarers' sampls aad matched ploeos. ai.M values. In threa lota rriday, each ploro- - 5c 19c 35c 75 Big Bargains in the Basement Friday Men's Alaskai and Rubber ),Md iaalily. All alsos, .'.V.: 69c Women'i Alaskai and Rubber. All sod otylrs. A-t qaal Hy. All slsoa. worlh Aa- to a. at "aa. Boyi' Shoei Mm. la af atruur ralfokla. solid leolber ooleoi loco S5i.f".!...51.69. Women 'i Shoes ! pair womoa'o ton rmlf-kln, brown bark and eolorod top aaooa, asootly ".T: $1.29 Leggiai Wamea'a, main' aad rhildren's Jrrovy loss'no, (lanarl lined. All iO Ueo. Pair "V Felt Shoei Women's and mUoeo' frit shoes and Upper, ailh felt oulrel red lUuutel OC Iwed. Pair ,J' Men'i Fur Coati 58.50 Panta IRS ralr 00080 woraiod porlal . . $1.98 Pant! 1 13 Pair worsted and raoslmero paato. Moos tor aoa and yoang no ma. rriday SO Men'i Suit! Men's aad yoang moa'e alto, la wovotodo aad eoool mero. Valors to C An oalo prico O.VVI Notion! "Broad!, hpockoi Hooo c . Sao Notion Boxes, t r so.ra.1. oach Larao riooos of Elootle, Si". 2c Oao Mf lot af Waoh Xi.U aod ltkk ttacha. boa i,v- Bolloh Twtllod Tapo. sriday, boM wooden Coat Haag- tf to, rrtaloy. S for . M. K. Kantlag t ottoa. opw lal, bll . . . V- -od Iaruuf Cotioa. apw- rirJ..'.ir.to 5c Mark Jrrory Cororod 65c ttoot Ir ork Men'i Overcoat! In faney and plain rotors. $5.00 Silk and Cotton Dresi Material! 15c alaoo to sie.ee. prrloi Friday . . . Mackinaw! Men's and oang men's all-wool mattlnaw roala. A oaring .1 1.1 M .n r Aft ear k root, at $d.JJ Work Panti au Pair utea work zzr.r $1.00 Corsets, 75c Coroets tor otout fla-oree, la oImo from ta to ta. Tblo roroot to blah boot ond k hip I o.tra atdo front steol, allh two hooks below i re Inforrod arross tho front, tonr sartors or attacaod. hporlal ' Corsets for Medium Figure! Mod of twill clotk. wnk root-proof bonloa;. loos' hip with oitra wtdo rakbor fore la bark, htg aartors at torned. Bparlol 7C . rrridar .777. 3C Conet!, S9o Tori ota for aloador aad 4a romnaat lonalho from I to IS yanlo. Htriueo, plaids, plain, florals, dots, ote. 11 and SS ins. wldo. Worth to sac, yard White Goodi Bemnanta Corded rpoaso. soft SnUk Kaltoto. India llnoa, arson dlo, roll i SI, ae aad e tna. Ida. Worth to 7l4,r tee. yard olC White Dimitiea Ftae aaallty, la rem aon ta 4 olichtly Importer I Mrlpoa and amatl rhorka. SI larlioa wide, buorlal. yard White Dotted Swim for rjrteaiii, pr whit. Id ff tbm la.lt. IT ItvrhM IOC Imperial Longcloth ae alaoa. for. aswroa, raaraal .oamlat Oi 39c Brassiere! Front or bark r Wains" i smbioldsry Irtauaod. All IQ. buorial StfV Sanitary Aproni A aae alaa aad aaallty at ttT'.r. 25c 5c 89c homols anleh, for Sno andermasllna. M I no. wldo. 1 1-rani bolts, worth ll.ta, oalo price.... Manhattan Nainsook A boat las pleroa which olio soawtariy lor tl.ie a bolt. se larbos wuto, mod lam hoary, para CQ whlto. la-yard Ut..." Mill End! of Huck Towel! A boot a .aoa pioroo af hark lawol mill onde. boos mod, faary eolorod borders. "torlal. I for C Toweling nire towollua. It tarhos wide, aaMabU for rollor towels, aopnlne or orarflna U ktU OAO - ' 1 1 k. -i doy, roswlar ISo ttj- raiao. yard 3C Leggim klldrao'. horary paata lei (tao. , otarK, blao, rod and sray. Moos a;C to a. Halo priro ISC Bed Spreads Trorhot kind. ery hoary aaallty fall also. All very prelty paiterna. ltoawlar I AO roluro, oalo 1 M priro, oarh Table Cloths Fall bleached table r lot ho, kemotltrhed all aroaad. made af aire qooll ty mrrrrrtsed damaoh. Kef alar 1M ralaeo, 99c Damask Fall hloarhod. Unon ftn lohod damask, mercerised. All la a larse rang of pat taraa. IS Inrhos whlo. Hoaw lar priro Sari aals prieo, ,rrr 45c Lace Curtaim Ono bl labia af lace ear talno, poelal, 25c Scrim and Etamine About ta pteeoo of I and 4a-lnrh scrim aad atamtno. Hporlal Friday. QC Marquisette Curtain! wttb a pretty laro odyo. Hosalar d1 Q i.tS valaas, palr..WJ Union Suits Wamea'a fine cotton. fleory Unod onWa aalta. Hesalar l.ee aool- CO. y. Union Suits Womoa'o rattan. Uat fleory llasd 29c Vests and Pant! and aaalo. medli hoary wolaht, aeory llaedl elastlo make. Hrswlar S5o aaaluy, oalo prioo, 25c Vest! and Panta hllilroa's rattan, noary lined reals and paats ta a;.T?:...i-c Women's Ilose Women ana woolen hoe lory, medlam and hoary welyht. Hoawlar sso te qaallty, pair Men's Socks Men's hoary blaek waal aorks, oil alsos. Ronlar SAe qaollty, s poelal FAIR roH see, or in. pair Fleecy Hose Wom'-'io eotton fleory llaed hosiery, ooma ribbed tops. Worth to loo, 1 A aalo prioo. pair. r. uc Ee&siiess Ilose id tan. .7Ac Tlion'a rotten hosiery. Mark Rosnlar ISo aaallty, pair.... Cotton Hose Women's and children's eottoa .soamlroa hoolory. blark only. Hesw- 7li lar le lty., pair. . 3C Men's Socks Men's hoary (ray eottoa aUxod aorfca. SVoa aaallty. 5c Handkerchiefs Wamea'a aad rhlldron'a plain and fancy haadkor rniofs. sllfhtly maoood and tmaerfort. homo worth to tm. ic Handkerchief! Hea'a aad wo moo's all Uaoa eaUed kaadkorrnlola. Worth to loo, ope- "Tli rial rridar. each. .. 'ac Knit Ooodi Women's and rhlldrea't ol and) erochotod fao- oll- spoclal 19c Oil Cloth S- and S-4 width. Worth ap to fto, apeclal Q tridar. on. d ISC Boyi' Suit! Another e porlal lot af Unite dark colors, all elsea. Priced a Qa at Boys' Suits A his- lot af winter salts, faboal See In all), with two pair of tall lined panto, halo Brine Friday te aad hatarday I it Boys' 0 'coats and Mackinaws All short lots af overcoats d marklaeeja aa at eae priro. Nplondld $t ralnos. Chinchilla eaata and mix- tare eoato, many with faary wore tod lialnsa. Ares SW ta a years. Mplrndld markl aawa In different colors, anootly larso slsoa. f n e?f oa choice for.... O Rag- Burs also t4tt Inrhos. IQ- Worth lac, at Alio TaM Inrhos. Worth Si.ee, at nlse SOrte tarhoa. Worth Sl.sa. at.... Alas Milt Us. tl IQ Worth !.. at. Carpet Bemnants ,r.49c-69c 69c 79c Soaps tt Household Necessities rial. IS bars for Peart Whtta rial. ie bars for Fole Kapthn any. ie bars Irery or Flsiaa hoop, a bars for. . . . te-ddalo Toaaa special, e-paaad parkaaa , Jap Crepe TwOM Faprr. IS roUo (o Lieald Vonoor also, rriday American Lady Floor Oil, Mo else.. Htandard Foal ho fasten, oto kiad. .. Within ten minutes after an a ppl. ca tion of Danderine uu can not find a aln. Ble trace of dandruff or falling hair and your scalp will not Itch, but what will please you most will be after a few weeks' use, when you see new hair, fine' and downy at first yes but really new hair Browing all over the scalp. A little Danderine' Immediately doublet the beauty of your hair. No difference how dull, faded, brittle anJ scragity. Just moisten a cloth with Panderlne and care fully draw It through your hair, taking one small atrnnd at a time. The effect is amailng-your hair will be light, fluffy and wavy, and bave an appearance of abundance: an incomparable luster, soft ness and luaurtanue. Oct a U cent bottle of Knowlton's Dan derine from any drug store or toilet counter, and prove that your hair ia as pretty and soft aa any that it haa been neglected or injured by careleas treat, ment that's all you surely can have beautiful hair and lots of It If you will lust try a little. Danderine. Entertains for Sister. One of the affairs planned for Mm. CJuy I'arke of Decatur, 111., - will be a tea elven for her by her sister, Mr. Frank H. Johnson, Saturday afternoon at her home. The tea will be informal and j Mrs. I'arke'a old friends will drop In for a fragrant cup and a little chat. For the Future. One of the bright promises of the fu ture Is the large dancing party which will be given at the Hotel Fontenelle by the lloxlo Clarkes Monday evening, Jan uary 21. Tea for Former Omaha Girl. Mrs. Barton Millard had a few girls to tea at the Hotel Kontanelle Wednesday afternoon for Mrs. William Fitzgerald of Troy, N. V., formerly Miss Esther Byrne. Thoso present were: Mesdamea Mesdames William Fitzgerald, Ben Boyce. Barton Millard, - Misses Misses F.llzaheth Congdon, Louise Dinning.. Krancco Nash, Girls' Friendly, The tiirls' Friendly of Bt. Barnabas church will bo tho guests of Miss Eu- phemla Johnson. Saturday evening at Brownell hall. Mlsa Elspeth Rattle of Denver, an officer of the national organ ization, will give the girls a talk, telling of what the Friendly society has ac complished in the slater state of Colo rado. For Miss Ellen Wylie. Mrs. S. B. Doyle gives an Orpheum party this afternoon, followed by tea at the Hotel Fontenelle, for her sister, Miss Ellen Wylie of Knoxvllle, Tenn. Personal Mention. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Lansing of Omaha are among the guests at The Elms hotel. Excelsior Springs, Mo. In and Out of the Bee Hive. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Melady are spending a few weeks at Salt Lako City, Utah. Hair Often Ruined By Washing With Soap II MP. tip- 24c II i Ba. ape. H 31c 1 nana), Fri. .39c 19c I j Borax. I 35c I ! 49c I ' r 29c i 29c J boap should be used very carefully, it you want to keep your hair looking its best. '" Moat . soaps and prepared sham poos contain too much alkali. Thla dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and ruins It. Tha best thing for steady use Is Just ordinary mulslfled cocoanut oil (which la pure and greaaeleaa), and la better than the moat expensive soap or anything else you can use. One or two teaapoonfula will cleanae the hair and scalp thoroughly. Blmplv moisten tha hair with water and rub It In. It 'makes an abundance of .rich, creamy lather, which rlnsea out easily, removing every particle of dust, dirt, 'dandruff and exreastve oil. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and It leaves the scalp soft, and tha hair fine and I silky, bright, lustrous, fluffy and easy tr j manage. I You can get mulslfled cocoanut oil at any pharmacy. It's very cheap, and a few ounces will supply every member of the family for montha Advertisement. Embarrassing Hairs Can Be Quickly Removed (Beauty Culture Hairs can be easily banished from the skin by thla quick, painless method: Mil Into a stiff paste soma powdered delatonr and water, apread on hairy surface and in S or S minutes rub off, wash the skin and It will be frea from hair or blemish Excepting In very stubborn growths, one application Is sufficient. To avoid dis appointment, buy the delatona In an original package. Advertisement, C. C. George Head of the University Club Offlcera of the University club have been elected for the enaulng year aa follows: C. C. George, president; H. C. Evarts, first vice president: Dr. C. W. Pollard, second vice president; George F. Ollmore. third vice president; Samuel Reea, Jr., secretary; F. H. Woodland, treasurer. Maternity! The Word of Words It la written Into life's expectations that motherhood ia the one sublime accom plishment. Aad It there Is anything, no matter bow simple, ttmo annarotitlo 4 . 1 1 it may seem. If It can " I bilp, assist or In any way comron xne expectant mother. It ia blessing. And such ta a remedy called I iK M1, L I 'Motber'e Friead. I J tJrMl' 1! I You PP It over the i 1 I stomach mtucios. It Is I J Y" I ent!y rubbed OB the ly K. ..' 1 surface, and makes r woaaMooS thO mnarlea nll.nt. this relieves the strain on ligaments, natural expanaloa takes place without undo efert upon the nerves. And as the time ap proaches, the mind baa gone through a pe riod of repose, of grntla expectancy, and this has aa unquestioned Influence upon the future child. That this Is true is evidenced by the fact that throe generations pt mothers hare used aad recommended "Mother's Friend." Ask voor nearest druggist for a bottle of this splendid remedy, lis will get It for yoo. And then write to Brad kid Reg ulator Cn, T Lamar Bldf Atlanta, Ga, fur a Boost Intarastlng book of laformauoa to proopoctire mothers. It Is mailed free. Writ today. It Is a souk m VU oajor. Shower for Bride by the Philathea For Miss Clara Barnes, a January bride, the Philathea class of the Hanacom Park Methodist church held a mlsccl laneoua shower Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. I. Morse Clute, and wero surprised later in the evening by the appearance of the Baraca class upon the scene with a gift. Mrs. O. M. Barnes, mother of the prospective bride, has been teacher of the Baraca cla-s for about twelve years. Thoso present were: Messrs. and Mesdames O. R. Pettlt. I. M. Clute. Mesdames Mesdames Fred Kavan, O. M. Barnes. Misses Misses Clara Barnes, Florence Agor. Orace Shearer, Florence Shearer, Olive Brain, Ruth Partrldse, Jenett Wilson, Kdna rurland. Callle Leonhart, Stella Fairchlld, Helen Btone, Mary Virtue, Marjorle Christie. Klolse Virtue. Gertrude Pfelffer, Marv Ellsworth, lella Ostenberg, Mattie I.anktree, Bess TYIngett. Kmma Wingett. Freda Breakey, Mara-uerite Scott. Mesdames Mesdames Fay Chiles. Fay Wlngett. Oerald M. Drew, Harry Nelson, Ernest Nelson, John Reel, Rav Reel, Mans. Mel Irsen. Ted Willard. Oeorgo Rothery. Arthur Bond, Alex Arvay. Silas Harris. Ross Klmmell. Interesting Guest to Visit in Omaha An interesting guest comes to Omaha toward the end of the week In the person of Mlsa Elspeth Rattle of Denver, who will be entertained by Miss Euphemla Johnson at Brownell hall until Tuesday evening. Miss Rattle has taken a prom nent effective part In Colorado in organ ising branches of the Girls' Friendly Society of America. She is a handsome young woman of most engaging personal ity and possesses the rare gift of getting into touch with the girls. During the met ing of the Episcopal Synod in Omaha last October, Miss Rattle addressed the Women's auxiliaries at Brownell hall. Mlsa Rattle ta now on her way eaat aa the Colorado delegate to the graduate conference of Wellealey college. Cold Does Not Deter Suff Meeting He're Tho cold weaker did not dampen tSe ardor of local suffragists who had planned a board meeting at the Young Women's Christian association yesterday. Mrs. W. E. Berkley, state suffrage president, arrived from Lincoln Just a little delayed on account of uncertain train service. The board meeting waa followed by a luncheon. At 1:30 o'clock the city central , committee, and local suffragists were in vited to meet Mis. Barclay. Means of 'raising Douglas county's apportionment ; for the year were discussed. NIECE OF HARRY O'NEILL DIES AT HERJDAHO HOME The news of still one more untimely death was received in Omaha Wednes day afternoon In the passing away of 18-year-old Harriet O'Neill Bartlett at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mra Fred C. Bartlett of Lewlaton, Idaho. Harriet ta the only daughter of her parents and the only niece of Mr. Harry O'Neill, for whom she was named. She waa last in Omaha two years ago when she visited with Mrs. F. H. Cole. To Mr. O'Neill's guests at house parties at hla ranch near Tu-ervtlle, aha waa tha well beloved daughter of the house. She Is survived by her parents and a brother, Donald, now a student at the university at Berkeley, Cal. Mra. Fred Bartlett was formerly Miss Myrtle O'Neill of Ottumwa and Broken Bow. "For Sale" or "For Rent" Ad pUroi la The Bee will accomplish ita pur- I "is