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THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1918.
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NJIdelaide Kennerly B
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fclla MeishmoivKq
ASST EDITOR.
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IF omen Furnish New Source of
In an effort to bring thousands of
ttomcn employes to the pay roll of
industrial establishments in Cleveland,
0., the committee on industrial rela
tions. of the Chamber Of Commerce
voted to make a survey and report on
the substitution of women, for man
power in Industry. The action was
heralded by those Interested! in the
movement as recognition. Of an era in
which work will not be divided, ac
cording to sex but on the standpoint
of production. Wage will be gauged
by efficiency only.;
Misfits. " -
"Not every girt is a. good cook, and
there is much waste in the kitchen
because a good draftsman or me
chanic is presiding," (aid Miss Char
lotte Rumbold, an assistant secretary
of the Chamber of Commerce,, who
will have charge of the survey. "The
committee hopes to be able to assist
women unsuited ior work in the
kitchen or office t 'obtain employ
ment in industries. . The industrial
field has many opportunities for girls
with college educations and positions
as supervisors . for those -vho have
had the necessary, training will be
available as the .factories open their
doors wider to women."
The report of the committee will be
available to all Cleveland manufac
turer. There is no One vested with
authority to force them to add women
in large numbtrs to their pay rolls,
but data will be given to aid them in
Astors at an American
Aviator's Grave in France
4
m iiii nwnmiiii Tiiimf!ar-tr
fihsign : Vineent As'tor, United
States navy, and Mrs. Astor visit the
grave 'of ' in American -aviator who
was' killed while fighting with the
French ' Ensign Astor, probably .the
Advice to the Lovelorn
By BEATRICE
tto.r MiM KftlffM. Omaha Be:
There
r mitm , .hnwn In the
SS lT.che.br N dwbV ihlM r. quite
..a . wldowa In avery sommumty.
if hrtnSn ny ftther huitnfM before the
?buf Wbr 5s fiatho .hould bo frowned
Sm fcif'tM pubtla tn bringing- people t
iether I underatand.' Thera are many
t both inM that would njoy life
eorflianlOB. We only llv on?6. When that
CTnd ipportunity ha. PMd ""
from ua forever. Bo that we ahould all try
and tit Vll the benefit Jhd 1;J
J? life while en. Add J am fulliy con
v nced that every pereon thrt to PWW
aound dealr. the oompaplonahlP t the op
ooaltaiex. I am a widower. 60 years old,
Savins' loat my wife over one year ao.
A,d'f oh't believ th man la Uvlng that
baa ban a loneioma aa I have the 'af
yar( But avary heart knoweth Ita own bit-
urn aa therefore I would like td corra
SpM'4 Pwltl! Sloneaorn. widow that live.
. .. r am not a city man.
. Kith and active and eound. With
h bad habile, and have a good character.
Wilt an.wer any letter that I may receive
& Knnwfy.4you.
nSktai'Nlb T toMWJtB Prrsr.
With plaaaura I help you eolva your prob
lem, but touat draw th line vhen coma
t actually conducting matrimonial bu
reku, although if would eem frorn my re
ceirt eottespondene that aucii a' bulnesi
wUl4 fca a; good on for aomebody who
has mote time than I. . x
.. Here's How. . .
Dear MJ Falrfa: We are two yOung hlgi.
acbool girl, JS and 1. How can we make
ouraelves pcpular among the boye aa wel.
aa th glrle? How oan you tell when a bui
llHti yout la It proper to let a boy Hide
you and If not. why not? Do you think o
lewr youfaelf in the eye of that boy l
you dot What should you say If they aaa
to klaa you?. Should you tell them
It In not fight: tti other wordn. lecture th?m?
ll It proper to ask a bey for his picture
Hoy should hlr.s. h?nl girl wear theii
half? Hoping we have not troubled you and
thanking ynu In advance for ynttr. kindness,
We are; atncorely H. C. hd B. I
Ba square and fair with yeurselvK Don
. try to put on airs r make yourself populai
si that'iisaally spoils lt..airls who act na
tural ar usually th popular ones. tOu
would most eerttlnly lower yourself by ai
lowirt thi boys to kiss you pmmiscuousiv
No, don't leture leotures are fatal. 1 should
not advla oaking for picture. Wear jour
htlr In any style thai i most becoming
t ydur type.
He May Be a Bad Man.
Dear Miss Kslffs! I im a young girl of
IS. I have stepfather, but I love him a
my own father. My stepfather ha a brother,
who trtata m very kind. He has given me
aeveral present, such a bracelet watch. b.
eyol and n.anicurlng set, all of which have
tsea very expensive gift. Now my aunts
and other disapprove of him giving me
these gift, although he gives them only
an uncle' desire, t have other sister nd
brother. U whom h does not give. Tbey
say It 1 not right to recelvt such gifts
torn him. Please tell me It I am right In
accepting hi gifts.. ,. AN3flOt'8.
the faet that the man I your step.
father" brother should not enter Into this
cam, but yaur . relative may object to the
or hia charades
Labor Supply-Fill Shortage
substituting woman for man power,
u mey wisn to Q0 so.
New Source of Labor Supply.
Manufactu ers alraadv have suffered
from labor shortage. The man supply
is expected to dwindle as the world
conflict continue and America's part
in it progresses. A new source of
labor supply is deemed imperative to
continue production at capacity.
Questtonnaires will. be mailed to
Cleveland ernployersv of labor by the
committee. Thv. employers will be
asked to list occupations in which
women tabor has been found a satis
factory . substitute. Experiences of
certain manufacturers will be sought
tor ne common . benefit.
The report when complete will tell
manufacturers just what to expect
trom women in different lines Of activ
ities. Legal, physical, industrial and
social adjustments that must be made
to get the maximum production from
woman will le set forth.
Problem Solved.
Subdivisions Of processes 1 will be
suggested to, lighten the process of
manufacture, but not at the. expense
Of efficiency. The gearing of ma
Chines operated by foot presses must
be adapted to woman's weight and
suitable recommendations will be
made.
Miss Rumford told the committee
that if American women have the op
portunity to demonstrate their utility
in industry, the position never again
would be taken that such a job is the
man's because he has always done it.
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-of
weiilthtesi officer In the navy, has
been-serving aboard United States
patrol boat in foreign waters. Mrs.
Astor has been in France aiding the
American war relief for some time.
FAIRFAX.
Informality.
Dear Miss Fairfax: I m a young man,
nglneeflng for a construction concern.
While walking to work last week a young
lady slipped and wrenched her ankle. I as
sisted her to her home few doors away
and aha Invited me to call. Now I want
to know would it be proper for m to do so,
iiiia
I ill
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''"TTM Witt rWfefrrrTrTTffHi gf is itp4tv liilHlIM itng
A Girl Could Make This
By
GERTRUDE
BERESFORD
T"
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every woman
' can't go to
Palm Beach, no
"female of the spe
cies" will turn a
deaf 1 ear to the
fashion soothsayer
who tells her what
will be worn next
summer. No tre
mendously start
ling innovations
are being launched,
rather are well
tried ideas being
brought to the
"nth degree" of
perfection In color
and cut. Never
have sports clothes
been so alluring;
never have they
been worked out
with' such sympa
thetic color hand
ling of each acces
sory. A sports shirt
of assured popular
ity is this model of
white silk, with a
checker board bo
som The original
pockets give the
"decoration d'hon-
neur" to this skirt
of whit Georgette
satin. Two straight
ends of satin are
suspended from
the belt. The hat
of navy straw
boasts a knitted
band of navy and
old blue wool. A
knitted band edges ,
the brim. The capes
of heavy blue silk
Jersey, with a col
lar and border of
tan brush wool, is
"le dernier cri" in
sports wraps.
never having had an Introduction, and while,
she saema very nice t would like you to set
tle the question. II, T.
Thi I en of those informal Introduc
tion whlch society say ws may accept.
Chance and circumstance let you. help this
arlrl, , Now It 1 showing no more than a
friendly sympathy for- you to cell at her1
home and Inquire about her recovery. Her
mother or father will probably meet you end
It you make a good .Impression on . these
older folks, who hive enough xpetiorlc' td
Judge, probably you will be Invited Into the
home. Then each of you wilt be. able to
form some estimate of the ether by th
standard of th family clrol.
No Husbands to Submit. .
Hastings, Nsb. Mis Beatrice ' Falrf,
Omaha, Neb., Dear Mia Fairfax t I am. writ
ing td you for you to' help me find a true
husband.
I am considered a- very beautiful young
Woman of 22 and I am a widow, my hus
band having died three year ego. I am
very particular about whom I , marry and
there are no men here who ault me. J
have a small fortune and am a graduate
of a Kanras City, Mo., high school, and
the Montlcella seminary of Godfrey. 111. 1
am five feet four Inches, have black eyeu
and black hair, and am real stylish looking.
Jly mother was a Spaniard and my father
an American traveler. I waa born in Italy
22 years asd last December.
My husuahd must be real nice looking
and have a real good position and a good
disposition
Hoping I may hear from yod oOn, J
remain, ynur truly, MRS. "A".
P. S. Have the men send me there pic
DairyFoodsaiKlPotiltry
Armour brings to you direct from where
they are produced bestshipped under ideal tem
perature the choicest of farm and dairy products the
quality of each assured by the famous Armour Oval Label.
fitoifat Poultry MiUt-feds Fattened at our
own poultry stations tad graded for tendernera and iwaat
nets of meat.
Cloterbtoom Creamery fiafrer churned in the
country. Mad where clover lands are richest. Sweet pas
tea riied creamery butter, brought toyoor table pure tightly
sealed In the Oval-branded cartons golid pound or divided
(four quarter-pound portions, each wrapped in parchment
paper.)
Ijfttfait Eggi chiefly chosen from the poultry
farms of the grain belt. Freeh gathered daily selected for
quality and extra site.
ViSSSt Chee$e made where pastures ere most
productive and milk coaseqv dy richest Full cream cheeee
of choicest grade aniform quality delldoua la flavor.
failed Evaporated Milk pure, rich milk,
reduced by evaporation and completely sterilised by beating.
soia in seeiea cans.
All of these, and hundreds
of other deliciona, nourishing food
of top-grade selection, are pre
pared and packed under the Oval
Label. Ask for them tn buying.
Call oar trsnaeA Aosm MMiir
mndamk tar name ( Oval Lakal
daatara im four naigkborHaad.
AftMOURCOMPANY
MOST. BUOATZ Mgi,. IM S Jons. Sit
Omaha, hits., Dewlss 1059.
H. P. IIFMRTS. 29th and 0 8tl..
- Streth 1748. -
Ji
turea o I may Judge for myself.
Sorry, but this is not a matrimonial bu
reau end I have no husbands to submit
at this writing.
Providing Education
Ten scholarships have been ob
tained by subscription .through wo
man's clubs by the Missouri division,
in the effort to stimulate education of
those particularly worthy at this time,
when the cost of living is an actual
bar to high training. Sixteen scholar
ships have also been ' promised by
business colleges, and Missouri is pro
viding courses of training for teachers
of the deaf and blind.
Play Schools
Tennessee has established play
schools for young children. Regular
and frequent meetings are held for
mothers of young babies. At these
meetings the babies may be examined
by nurses and physicians and the
mothers may receive instructions.
National registration of women
available for work on farms is pro
posed by the Department of Labor as
one of the advance steps in a cam
paign to obtain sufficient farm labor
for every part of the country during
the coming season.
Try These Oval
Label Product
Steckiaet Star Ban
StarBaeea
Ameer' Grte Joke
Veteteb (Skerteafat)
Deveoskire Fm Snug.
BBT Package Feed
53Dr-SaaMge
It lift if Iliac Heat
Friday and
At the
We have received at
since January 1, 1918, nearly 500 shipments of goods, and since our warehouse i-,
fire in October about 1,000 "round quantity" shipments. A majority of , these- r
uuus came uueci nuiu me iiuuiuiocLurei vi .iiiipurter-
jobbing houses and manufacturers served us well.
Listerine
The original anti
septic. A light
straw-colored anti
septic fluid, put up
in 4 sizes, used ex
ternally and intern
ally, and especially
for mouth and
teeth, $1.00 size
Saturday 7ft.
'8
lor e7i
Patent
Medicines
Our stock
fresh and obtained
in most instances di
rect from manu
facturers.
50c Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets
50c Gossom's Kidney
Tablets
25c Zymole
Trokeys for
Week's Break-Up-a-Cold
for
'250 Senna Liver Pills
for
50c Sloan's Liniment
for
60o Doan's Kidney Pills
for
50c Papa's Dlapepsin
for (,
$1.00 Quart Tin
Usolino Oil for
34c
29c
19c
19c
14c
34c
49c
34c
69c
Toilet Soaps
We carry about 200 brands
toilet and medicinal.
Pear's Unscented Soap
(genuine), cake
25c Cuticura Soap
for
25c Woodbury Facial
Soap . . ;.
25c Packer's Tar Soap
for ...... M
Swift's Oriental Tar
for . .
Ivory
Soap
P. & G. White
Naphtha Soap .......
H. & H.
Soap i
Peet's Peroxide or
Creme Oil Soap
12c
19c
19c
19c
12c
6c
7c
12c
9c
Drug and Medical
Items
If it belongs
in a Drug Store,
we have it.
100 5-gr. Aspirin Tablets
for
100 2-gr. Pure Quinine .
Pills' for ..............
1 lb. Pure Sulphur or
Copperas for
1 lb. Epsom Salts
for
69c
69c
8c
9c
Crude Carbolic Acid, 15e and
25c bottles. ,
100 Hinkle Cascara Pink Cathartic
Pills or Tablets Qc
100 Blaud'a Tonic
Tablets, for
39c
Eagle Condensed
Milk, can ......
19c
Wool
15c
and .
Velour Powder Puffs,
25c
Sherman
Cor. 16th and Dodge Street (Original).
Cor. 16th and Farnatn Street North and West of
Burlington Office.
Owl Drug Co. (New), 16th and Harney Street
(Soon).
Renew the
Joy of Living
Don't let ill health any long
er rob you of life's pleasures.
Get back your appetite,
strengthen your digestion,
stimulate your liver, regu
late your boweh and im
prove your blood by taking
Their action i3 prompt and
thorough, and ycu soon feel
their benefits. You will est
more, vork better, sleep sound
er, and feel new strength after
a short course of these depend
able pills. They restore
healthy conditions, and soon
Bring Health
and Energy
LartMt et Amy MWIefM la tfce World.
BM Ivarrwmmra. la aamaa, lOe 26.
Looking for work? Turn to the
Help Wanted Columns now, You
will find hunrlrU of prvitioaj listed
there.
Of IT
Saturday Drug E3arlet
5 Rexall Drug Stores
our warehouse, 509 and 511 South Twelfth street.
Store Personals
. Mrs. Baker and Mr. Rainrey
at our West End Pharmacy at
49th and Dodge, find "Dundee
Folks' so nice that th work of
the store takes the form erf a
pleasant social function.
Manager Prather of the Har
vard Pharmacy and his assist
ants, Mr. Hansen and Miss
Wangberg, re quite sure 24th
and Farnam is the busiest cor
ner in Omaha.
Mr. Jno. W. Camp, the vet
eran druggist, so . well known
in Council Bluffs and Omaha,
is now at the 19th and Farnam
"beautiful, commodious" store.
Miss Ida Jacobson at this store,
has just returned from a vaca
tion, smilinger than ever.
Manager Goodwin says the
Owl is the only Quarto-plane
Drug Store In the West. A
floor level for the 16th street
entrancers, another for Far
namites, still another for the
Fountain Room, where Prof.
Goodner and assistants myste
riously manipulate mellifluous
mixtures, and then the Pre
scription Room the lowest
floor level, but where Dr. G. L.
Savage and assistants do the
highest grade compounding.
K3TS
David Leslie Gaskill, at the
old Dodge Street Emporium, re
ports a "standing room only"
business, and is trying to find
out through his staff officers,
Nesbit, Brown, Miller and Frits,
"where all the business comes
from."
Miss Margaret Lyons, office
manager, and her quintet of
assistants in the new, light airy
and roomy General Office, 2d
Floor Front, 19th and Farnam,
says: "well it seems too good
to be true."
is
Fresh Candies
Liggett's Chocolates Nut assort
ment, -lb. for 65cj 2g
Dainty Dutch Delights, H-lb. for
65c
Guth's Chocolates and Bon-Bons
-lb. for 40ct 1 lb. ' gQ
1 lb. Guth's Chocolate Covered
Conserved Fruits and $1 AA
Nuts ...ipleUU
Liggett's Fruit Cordials -H -lb.
for 60c; 1 lb.
$1.10
for
Fenway Pink , , eg
1-lb. package Www
Balduff's Egyptian 1 ff
Chocolates, 1-lb. box. . P I eUU
Dinning s Mazeppa Choco- OA.
lates. 1 lb. for OUC
O'Brien's Monte Chrlsto
Chocolates, 1 lb
80c
rt Gum,
5c Cubic inch
r Oh, You Chicken Raiser!
One-half price sale Friday and Saturday on George H, Lee
Products. These were smoked and sooted In our warehouse fire;
but are as good as ever and that means they are the best Poultry
medicines made.
16th and Dodge and 16th and Farnam Only
45c Lee Lice Killer for. ..23c $1.25 Lee Lie Killer for... 63c"
75c Lee Lice Killer for... 38c 65c Lee Lice Killer for... 33c
& PvQcConnell Drug Co.
A Talk to Mothers About
Croup
The New Treatment With Freeh Air and Anti
septic Vapors, that Makes Internal "Dosing.
riannei jac iters, eic,
Local Druggists Are Offering' It
on 30 Days' Trial No Cost If
You Are Not Delighted with the
fiesiuts.
All mothers are "home doctors"
when It comes to treating the croup
and cold troubles that children are
heir to. They know that growing
children need outdoor exercise and
that, with . outdoor exercise, eotne
colds are bound to come. They know,
too, that these colds should not be
neglected, and yet, constant "dosing"
disturbs the delicate stomachs of chil
dren. ,
The snswer to this problem Is tno
external "rapor" treatment, Vlck's
VapoRub, for all the many forms of
cold troubles, from head colds, asthma
When Buying Advertised Gocds
Say You Read of Them in The Bee
uui our spienuiu umana
j - 'i
Talcums and Powders $
Our stock in thjs line, comprises
nearly ouu items. t. f
75c Mary Garden Talci
ale q it
for
50c Melrose Powders '
for (...!
25c Mavis Talcum 1
for
25c Ahsorhit Rndv
Deodorizer) for . J. C
Rose, Carnation and Vjiolet,'
Roman Talcum . . . .'..ikJUC
50c White Cross Dry;., Q3
Shampoo for . , .'. . t '..A j W J C i
25c! Simnlfi Manfrkifiifrp' ir' - '
25c Simplex Manfturirfij
articles for . ..vA-
Mac
25c Vantine'a San Der
mal Talc for;..,.'..-..
25c Babcock's Cut Rosa
and Violet Talc for.. .
50c Melba Face
Powder for i. . .
14c
14c
34c
Wonderful Bargain In
Linen' Stationery. 23c
We have just received 1.000
boxes of a beautiful assortment
linen stationery. Each box con
tains 24 sheets of paper and 24
envelopes in the very latest cuts. L
The quality is Linen Fabric end it
is e full 35c value. The assort
ment comprises:
Grandon Cloth, Traymore
Lawn, Cecelie Fabric, Sandhurst
Fabrio, Roxburg Linen- and Saxony
Serge.
This will go on sale Friday morn
ing at 8 o'clock at, n
per box ,. w3C
Better stock up with enough to
last all the year.
Sponges and Chamois
Our assortment of Sponges and
Chamois for
toilet and industrial
mrposes . it
ow prices.
a Urge one and at
Tooth Pastes and Powders
60c Pe-Be-Co f or ......... .39e
30c Kolynos Tooth Paste. ... .19c
25c Norwich Dental 1Ag
Cream for xtC
tl.00 Lavorie
for .........
79c
75c Jewsbury & Brown's CQ
English 'footBTPaate for. . DUQ
,29 c
.14c
" M
N. E. Cor. 19th and Farnam Street.
Handsome Commodious.
Harvard Pharmacy, 24th and Farnam Street.
West End Pharmacy, 49th and Dodge Street.
General Office, 2d Floor, 19th and Farnam Street.
and Cold Troubles
it
unnecessary.
or catarrh, down to tore throat, bron
chitis or deep chest colds.
Just apply VapoRub well over the
thriat and chest, corering with a
warm flannel cloth. Leave the cover
ing loose around the neck so the
rapors, released by the body heat,
may be freely inhaled. The next
morning the head la clear, phlegm
loosened and soreness gone. One
rubbing with VapoRub usually re
lieves croup la 15 minutes and an
application at bedtime prevents a
night attack.
Colds are easiest to stop at the be
elnnlng. "Nip them In the bud" by
keeping plenty of fresh air in the bed
room and applying VapoRub freely
at the first stpn of trouble. Tour
druggist will aell you a 15o jar wtta
the privilege of a month's trial
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