THE OMAHA ME: WEDNESDAY. OCTOPER 11, 1922.
Kcv. II F. Clark
Urges Churches
Be Consolidated
MoJVralor TrIU Ctiijrrrjfation'
I Omftttme Plan Would
ml Jlriiijr, I Vorioiiiy,
Norfolk, SiU, ' Ifl I
frit timn )- f .liiuintion f "l.ir.ili-
lain throiiall U Wbl,lilnei'l .f
lommmoiy rhuHhe, wlm h would
l rilfi' rfufillrntlon of hillMifia; arc!
ri.ak for e.omoi.y e the fiiur
,f tt e.Mre of Kv, P. nra
of UM't. , moderator nf the I'mi.
git Kniinl ,hurl if fstiriku. In
hie mMr' bfa the '.h atate .-
fiiii ici I 'War.
,l 11, tt a thai llm MMr
e'or a-llreae pave the war for Se.
i.i'iiK of Ik 'rirtriiu plan f"f
(deration, Tf, in lorn. ore la li ha I
llfOlMl at ThlJial4) a AMWllrfl I.f III I
nferene, M. W, W U'.ll i.f 1,10-1
"ln, lev, r'. i. Mmlih "f Orniib et4
f, John tiiiliW tf"in i.f I, In 1. In
(n't the arauriieiit In faor 4f
lha rhun h flrallon 1,1m n.
Kay, llmueri Jlruaa i.f I, In". In,
filler if Mill Mioee, lha ul'lnl mill'
In lha aUla, wa riot preeiit a'
Ihla t'lhturnMim, lha fir rneWin (if
K Una, whkh lha Hr, Mr, ifr
haa niiM"1 in It yr.
Fiance Hears Gossip;
Her Engagement Broken
Mr, Unerhita IUimM anif A (J,
Candler, ( aridler broke off lila en
tagrrnrnt m lili Mra, llmi' li' l nil hear.
liif atorlr refl tins tm her hera ter,
Slander Breaks Up
Engagement of
Southern Beauty
Mm. Onrzinia ile Mouthed,
jNi'W Orlfan Hcaufy.
Members of Cabinet
Will Take the Stump
rllr4 ttum ra IImi
ability tit a further ntuMif'tfur trip In
HI, I" and Mli hlKan,
So fl'l rfatea have bn afih'wii
1it K..riurr lenby, but b la l'
bay Walilri-t"ii totnoirow or Thura-
oay fr fret roll U niieiul iha Pulllr.er
iat, and a f.rtf participation in U
ain.lan In bla home alal I
Tha Kavr department Jeal plana ab
to l make a iiiur if Inapeillon of th
latun imij 'or(amiUili hay jar.Ja,
In h"Ut two ha, Tlila Irlp, It la
rM, ir"ll.ly will InilU'la aaviral
iniialKn rjiwIiMi. Mr, O'lihr haa
I'-fiiild l iift nu ihvilnil'iia, Tha
i, fi-tiiry, whlla ulKz-nt from hla "IH (
V'lll ftltfana fha f Jlouiwlff nic.
Tha atala of afr-lry llwivr'a
f.aallh r'iu,ra lhal hla cinlirii'laii"l
lour U ahoHna-l, It wim i.nom.i-rt. t ffi 'ltnifr Atllllllfl C.Upl
Hla (ihyaliiHn lia titiWfH lhal .,,..,
limit hla rauialirn four through tha tallnl, KrfllM l',flilfrilH'llt to
lnl'llla Wat t' awtia at tiiiii,
i,'f"l,r U; Oratl'l Hilila, Oi'loliar 17,
a ii 4 "t roll, fh'toliar II.
W nllm a In Nrfiraaka.
Trlna UrMtvt Into lha wiat ra con
iainilai'l for H-r"Url' liavla and
Walla, lha fimufT hvln araptso
itininU fl mj to tha I'ailfti
uiMi. Mia tour, II wa M, prohahlr
Will Iwlilila all Ihraa of tha wrat ronat
atotoa, hut rixaila of tha jiroitrain aia
rot arallMa,
Tha AtiicuHnrul npnrlttirit afra-
Ury will tnaka a atuninln trip at lha
r4juKt of lha tapiilllcan ' flonjrwi
atonal winmlttoa, which will Influda
pkwhoa ,t I'olunihua, ., (ui.ntr Hi
flnrlnnatl, ltohir, Mi Kthnkturt,
Jnd,, Ottohar Zl, ml Ht. Iula, Oe
olr JJ. JWitwwn Ofilnhor 24 ml 2T,
r-"i-Uijr Walluia will In In Kariaa
rii'l N'tihrnakn, flnlahltiif tha ii(rtlcn
In Mkhlaan OiloU-r 3 ami ti.
Hfi rHurf 'hII, who already haa loft
WiwIiIiikIoii for hla hoina In Nw
Irxlco, will pfirllrlimia In tha tarn
rin only to a llmltftil vx'ont arrl In
tha InUrrnountiiln (1llrl't. lla x
jiwta to m at-it until aft-r r-ln tlon,
No a hulula haa li' ii nutllni'4 for
t'oatmoater Uenr-ral Work, allhniigb
it la aaid ha prolal.ly will maka av
Mkl pii ha.
An army of 4.00 (iarirmn Wnten
lit l ln acnt to nniihi rn rram-a to !
mnloya4 In tha rat'onatructlon of
dxvatatil raona.
Ps
V i .'' v'
aappii nil J Jl. jjl j. jmmt.. i.J x.'.a
AlUitia, !a fi;l, Ifl. Mr.
Oiifltti I) ll.urhl if Nw Orlaana,
Wr. iiii'ni'iii to marry A. fJ.
Candl'-r, Atlaitn -aplliillat, waa an
nouniMl Kniiia wka axo, tnaila pul.llr
hrra toilaf it atiilctitl'tit aaai-rtlna; tluit
Mr, Camlli'r hrokn the ngiin'iiHiit
linaiini of a fpoii, hrousht to him
rfl'rt)ti upon hr :hflra lr. Mra,
m Uoiirhi-I aal'l Mr, fati'llor h4 ra
fuaatl a nil waa lll ffualim to fiirnfah
tha niinir of tha oaraona ha Mid
afcimail hr, lha Uuurd hr atatamcnt
following a final (umltrtw ltwaen
h-r am) Mr, ('iiillpr hra, '
Mi". CinUrr wna vary much broken
Up, Mra, Va lioilrhrj ill.
Mr. Je IMiui'bara alatamant fol
Iowa:
Mr. Cunillrr aid I wi to hava
b-ri timrrlad on titer loth of jptnt'
xrr. All rramtninta wara mla,
I'larvyrnin antiMa;'!, rinla of an
nouiicio'tit prlntd anil wa wri
to I. at. Iioma hara in Atlarit on Oc-
tohor 10,
'(in rfvpifmhar 19 ha wrola rua that
It woul'l not l fair to mirry m n4
lilii ma hr whir I would ha
allht1 on amount of rvporta clr
culat'iil hara flKHlnat ma.
'Tit rapori, aiirdlna; to him,
wara tout uuiiritf n ootiraorrut ra
il o Ion hi Atlnnlii thr or four yira
mko when I (mil tha uprma honor
of Iw'litB filmiioroiie giinerol arid whan
1 wua attaniil every moment I had
millcUed two limn to vlalt ma at tha
hotW at tileht.
Then rin)rt had Iwan hrought
to him, ha an id, from 'aourran ha waa
bound lo WIIve' Jut lfiir ha waa
to taka tha train for our wadilniK.
Thy would, ha anld, follow nia
wtn-irvcr 1 tinlit ko, I would
navr ha able to hold my haad high
aajnln,
"Thla la alandor and Mr. Cnndlem'
rM fl"n of It and Ma aaylng my fu
tura la rulnad hnva hroknn my haurt;
hut my will la not hrnkan and I hava
fnlth ihnt Dd will (Iva ma courae
to dnfrnd myaalf,"
Tlirre Killnl in Auto Vrwk
MnnMMii, l a , tut, 1D.A akildlr.
uitiiilila irah4 Ihrouih friua
nr hra Uat nlihl, killltif thraa pr
ilia and Injuring thraa oihar on-
I ruiHinla.
Auio Thief Escapes
After Hot Pursuit
Kri'llionl, N.i Oil, 10,-WHpMlttl
Tt Uwum i Wwiff W, ', Comllt, no-i!niii,.ml-d
hy a poaafl of daputla, lad
a ihriaa for an mitumolilla thlaf at 1
thla moriilng whirh and'd In r'ovr
Inif tha cor hut tha !p of tha
fnKlllva,
'Ch twin driving lha rnr, wild to
hava ten atolan In Central City, an
rd lha ynrd of John Hliaoky, fnrm
ar, Juat weat ot Kramonf, aarly thla
moralng, Tha Intruder waa dlacovi red
hy lha fiirnmr nttamptlng to raplen
lah hla HOpply of "gaa" Irotn Hhley'n
litnk, Tha ft i hit fired ivmm ahota
In tha air and O man Jinnped In hla
car and daapiwured,
HMeolay Immediately notified Hherlff
C'otidlt. Mattnwhlla tha alh-Ked thief
want to tha homo i t Adolph lraon
whera ha auwiwUed Ina ohtalnlnif
run nt giaollne, Itefora ha emptied
tha guM ltto tha tank of tha car.
Condi t arrlvad.
Vpon dlaiovery of tha officer, the
unknown tourlaf dropped lha can of
fftaolina arid took to hla heel. Tha
offlnera g.iva thnae, firing aa they
purauad, Tha fugitive aoon dlaap.
panrad Into a florn fli'ld and tha off!
eera wra forced to ulianilori their
hunt, Tha ear waa brought to Tr
niont.
Republican Candidates jIVeV SeilliliarV Is
Dedicated hv
9
Lutheran Synods
t:, ii. icmu.i,
It'-pulilli an f amlldala for (imernor,
and
0. H. hl'II UMV,
Itipuhllnn (Miilldala tor Attorney
fimeral,
WKIAKHOAY, OCTtUIKIt II.
lloldrcga , H in o, in.
Itcrtrand . .M a, m.
Ulwood 1 " p. ni,
l.'u.iln ,, I 00 p. m.
Km mi m .... a nu p, in.
t'urila ,. , ,.. I"0 p, m.
(', N. hLnDAM.,
Itritubliran f andMal for tiaternor
and
ATT1, MS. 4l.tKF.MT; IMIK
TIM'KMlMr, fKTOliKH 12.
Mooreflekl .,,.,! M A. M
I 'n ill 1 210 M.
My"d 2 "" l: M.
Htorkvllle M I'. M,
Hartley I 00 1', M
rnwAr, orTnt;it u.
Marion I'ifl A, M.
Ianbury 1 1 : A. M.
lianon 1 DO I'. M.
Wllaon villa ,.. I 0 P, M.
Itendley 4.11 r, M.
Jivr City ., I 00 V, M.
KATI'lOAr, OCTOIlKIt 14,
Naponaa ,10,-tiO A, M.
KloomlrigUin ......... J I :0 A. M.
J'lAnklln 12:00 M.
Klverton 2:00 V. M.
lied Cloud 4 0V I. M,
(lulda Itotk 1:10 V, M.
loglcftl armlnury romilWi-a plan
iiirt.d five uir ago Mhrn lha an
laiut tunvrutloil uf t tin I Inn tl h i t In
Omitu and il -i l.lfl lo ri.iMih audi
an lualltutloii in Nihliielu,
Muparlor
10 V. M.
Falsehoods Bared by
Charles E. Randall
(fontuitied from Page One.)
him and eacort him from Alma to Or
lana, In tha party were Karneat
Alter ot tha atate central committee,
Oeorge Auatln, county rhalrman; Hep-
reaenUtlva Oeorge Wallace, Hen
Claypool, a. If. flurley, Peter Wntklna,
V. J. Khoemaker and John Wllllnma,
oanilldata for county attorney.
Mr. tfplllmnn who drove from hla
home at Pierce, Joined Mr. Itandall at
Alma.
Arriving In Arapahoe two hour be
hind achrilule tha epeakera found a,
large crowd allll on tha at reel and the
band waiting, Prevloua to their ar
rlvul county cnnilldatt-H apuke on atate
Irauea, W, II. Cot of tha Arapahoe
Mirror met them.
American IWoruted.
Waraaw, M. 10. I'harli-a I'hilHpe
of lllchmond, Va., formerly American
Ited t'rnaf conimlHHlonrr to Poland,
haa len decorated with the "Croae
of Itravery."
H. D. IIOWKM,
andlilala fur 1, It, Menelnr.
TitL'KMI'A T, OCTOntll 12. '
Munay M in.
I'nloii ., ,,, ,,,,11:00 a, rn,
Neb, Ciiy (din, II lb).. 1 10 p, lit
Auburn ,. Ml p, in,
Ha I cm , 8 IS p. pi.
rail C'lly laup, 4 W ,, 1:00 p. m
KIlIUAf, Ot.'TOriKK II,
Itumboldt ,. :II a, m.
r l.l lr.tf.lr lA-l'. n
Pawnee City 140 p. m.
J,liriy ,,,,,, ...... Ill p. in.
Wytnore .. .......... 1:00 p, m,
Jieanice (aup, 1:10) ,, ( no p. m.
HATITHDAT, fXTTOBKH 14.
Crab Orchard 1:04 a, m.
Tacumaah ,. ., 10 JO a. m.
Cook (dinner 12) ..... 1.00 p, m,
ftyrncuaa , 2:20 p. in,
Weeping Water 4.2U p. m.
l'lallaiiioulh (aup. 11:30) 11:34 p. m.
O. X, NPIf.MM.tV,
Itipiibllran Candidate for Attorney
Iteneral,
THUHHUAr, OCTOUKR 12,
North Platte ,.l 1,00 a. m,
Oolh'tnburg , 2;00 p. m,
Ciwad 6:00 p, in,
).xlngtnn ,, 1:00 p. in.
YUWAY, 0J'fOUI';U 12.
Overton :00 A, M.
Kim Creek 10;0 A. M.
Kearney (l,unch 1:20 1', M.
tilhboii 2:00 P. M.
Hhcllon 4:00 P. M.
Wood Jtlvcr , R:00 P, M.
Orand Inland 8:00 P, M.
HATL'KDA V f)CTOHKH 14.
Tlaveuna 0:20 A. M,
ftoelu 11:20 A. M,
tonnehrotf 2:00 P. M.
Mt. Tuul 2:20 P, M.
rtillerton :00 P, M.
Central City 2:00 P. M.
Boy, 7, Crushed to Death
hy Delt at Power Plant
Clny Center, Neb., Oct. 10. (Hpe
ciwl.) Henry Wlae, 7, eon of Mr, and
Mra, JIanry Wlaa of thla city, waa
Inalantly cruahod to death hero at
11 a, m., when ha aat on-the drive
belt of the dynamo at the electric
power plant. The engine had bn
atoppod on center due to a leak In
the platon and the weight of the
child' body atarted the engine taking
him Ix'tween the dynamo and the
belt, mulling In breaking hla neck
and averely cruahlng tha body. The
child' father, the flremiin of the
plant, Immediately dlcovered the ac
cident but no aid could be given.
Beatrice Woman and Boy
Injured in Crash of Autos
Ueutrke, Nob., Oct. 10 (Hpeolul
Telegram,) Mr. Clayton Oiah of thl
city Hiutalned a badly wrenohed apln
and poeelhly Internal Injuries, and her
little aon, nillla, waa cut about tha
head nnd face, when a racing Old-imo-
bile driven by Amo Vend of Dillcr.
Neb., craehed Into the Clah car on
the Cornhuekcr highway eight milea
er.uth of Tteatrlce. Olah eecaiied un
hurt. Doth car wore badly emaahed.
Oliih aald the racer waa running
almut f0 mile an hour when It
etruck (he rear of hi car, turning
It completely around and throwing
hla wife and aon out on the road.
,Mtt.l.MM,
'i... f m S I
Jhe Jnendjyvhop m ihejieart ef Umaha
m M
Absolutely Frth
"iii.'
Great ig Eggo
39c a Dozon
Nuithrup-Juin rgii r0 frrah taih day atttt
i-oitm (ntin tha farmi urrourutliia Omaha.
Kvrry ona o( the U entra large ami thry
weluH nior than unv tthr w hava nutlvfd on
rain In the at yeir.
f,k kM til Bi tfk fill tM.,kl W
a-l ikat la mii nii . w a'
ik.t, k.Mk ai K m mtm4. ,!, ,ne
k i al ! . MwiU .ii, tae iih l
Wie ttatai,
"HrallhlnFoodi"
1 1 " ,a 1.4 r '
u H vi
ones
'""MlujtttM"
J
The Wise Buyer
Picks His Car Now
The heat used ran at the lowt'at prlcea are offered
in the fall.
Spring demand inmate pricm -the beat ones are
quickly ricked up, with th mult that inferior
ued ran ara priced too high.
NOW IS YOUR I HANCKl COMK NOW PICK
oi r a Ur;rn:u cau than yoit kxpkctkd
TO BUY AT I.KSS THAN YOU KXPKCTKU
TO PAY!
That' the kind of tars you will fiml
hrre, Kvery ear ia a harg-aln at the prieJ
A amall duMtt payincni recure th rar ) on uoae,
I'ay the al.inr ai oi fk raitl and enjoy tha
tar In the nu-antinif. Wa guarantee aatiafactiott.
That's why they rait eoira
A SAFE PUCE TO BUY
J. H. Hansen Cadillac Co.
r arnam at tM) MA rny 071
Proiiiint'iil Cliiircliiiirn (lullirr
at Fremont for I!kt rcie
lev. O. I). Baluly
on Proruui.
rriiiiont. Nib,, Od, lO.-tNpecli.l
Tcli-gtsm.) I'rotiilni nt membet of
the Nibriikkii, Inwn and Kiinmie
l.iii In-run eni.. Kulheie-I hire tn'Uy
lit the iledlciitlnli of (he II,Vi,miO huinn
recently acibired by the churr h for
the Wratern Theolngli al a'-mliuiry.
Tho property wna owned by liny
Nye, former member of tha Nya
Vhlielib-r Kowbr Co,, nnd wna erected
at a cm of lir.o.omi, Tb pnlntlnl
building la In the fnelilonuble part of
the rlly and la aurrouiMied y apiic.
Iniia and henutlful ground, which
iiii'le 11 nttliiK mciiiiik for the ret
irtonlc conducted t'ubiy,
J .-(! ii Hnlium Jiynlnti'T liiml lwl nt
lh dedication I'l-inmnulea uml ad
ilreeet were dellwrad by Itev. (illver
J, linlU-ly, irealdetit of Ilia Nebrnaka
ynod, Itcv, P. A. Oil, ayiiodlcnl mla
alonary of the Kanwi brain h and
He, italph W, I-lvera, reirfenUillv
of the Alumni aeeoelntlon,
Other prominent i buri hioen who
er prexeiil for th" dedication aTV
Ice were llev, J; H. I.enmer, preal
dent of tho Iowa eynod, and Alfred
Krnk, who repreaenicl th'i atudent
Innly on lb" prognim,
llev, t'l-edeilck (I, OotwiiM, m'-CU-
live iwreiery ot the, I'nlted Lutheran
I'liunh of America, dellveied
nialu ddrea of tho dny.
Tim Liturgical aervlcn at the dedi
catory "rcla were conducted by
In-, Khk lot ache of th mlnary, llev.
C. II, ll,i nun ii, prealiluul of tho Mid
bind college boaid, conducted the dedi
catory pmyer,
Midland 1ey wo alao obeerved In
Conjunction with th eercleea,
Th dedication of tha wcatern fheo
I 'droit Board I learn Appeul
of Nrjro Slu)er for Pardon
Lincoln. Oil. 10,-tHpecwO Th
boaid of pardon "il l parolca look te
tinionv t'Hlny in th appllcntl'in of
And in KilHiirila for u 'Hiilii, I'M
ward Wua imiMilcl lo .MHiiihu of
killing hla wlfii, and ilu 2'.' yii.
Ill hlet'irv I lhal n dog latiher
mimed Hen Joiiluit b.ol nineted Mia,
h;dwanle, ami when I M Kuril Inter.
fered they got Into a gun UmI, In
Hhlih th W'lioan waa kllleil. All aia
tii'Kroca. W, l. Aiiileiaon, who hi
peiireil for I Manilla, auld thut It Wna
Hot ilnlihfi1 wlifillnr II bullet from
Ldwarda' gun or nn from Jordan'
killed th Wimiuil. KdMaril pleaded
guilty, and bla attorney aaid the
JiulK" n unuNiially teveia, II hue
airvcd nine yeiir.
Mni lie Mcholaon, Onmlia tiegicmi,
n( 1 1 1 for I to 10 yeiiia mi iiiiiii
elitiiKhler chniKe, and lloaeiia I'ope,
a tiegreea, aerflng 1 to 20 yeiii for
hooting Mllh Intent to lull, iilno
ucrn niicanla, Mra. Nbholeenti
aiuhhed and killed Mr. Liiiinu 1'olk,
Ik neighbor,
Toil-Worn Mother Plead
' for Furmcr Boy'n Bcicuae
Lincoln, Oil. 10,-HHperliil.) A
toll worn little old woman, lb mothr
of Clink Kvarta, eeut up from I'lialpa
county for being Impili tiled In an au
to theft, pleaded with tha bourd to let
tier Ink her boy back wild her. Hhe
anya Hint hhe peed hi help III kef ri
ling th little farm going.. Kvart
tha euld ha wna In bad company, but
had nothing to do with the theft.
Man Cut hy Wiiididiit-Id.
C. ,W, Cphouiot, 20, H, Kdwanla,
Nob., euffered aevere rut about the
fee when be wa rammed through u
wltidihleld when two con I truck col
lided at 1:20 yeeterdny afternoon at
Kleventh nnd Chicago etrecta,
Schmoller & Mueller Pianos
"The Best in the West"
Are Sold at Such Low Prices and Easy Terms
That Every Home Can Own a Piano
Take 3 Years to Pay
Schmoller 4 Muoller Grand, Player Pianos and Uprights aro
Ruaranteed fur 25 years and will he ".hipped any place in the
United mates. Your old nano will he accepted a a subHtfin
tlal part pnyment and terms to suit your individual needs will
be made. Jtcmcmber, you do not havo to bo a properly owner
m order to do buaincgg with us. ,
$685.00
Buy a Schmoller A Mueller
Uaby Grand. Doaul.lful In tone,
dealga and workmannhlp.
Take up no more room than
an upright and adds much
mora to the appearance of your
home. Beautiful duet bench
free. Term 1 15.00 per month.
$450.00
Iluys a Schruolk-r & Mueller
Player Tlano. Bo caay to
pedal that tha children can
manipulate It. It la eaulpped
with every modern patent and
attachment. Free bench, icarf
and $10,00 worth of roll.
Torma $10.00 per month.
$300.00
fj
Hay a Schmoller A Mueller
Upright Piano Ktyle 15. A
qnallty Inntrument In every re
pert, IVed Id tliouaamtal of
home. It U 111 bett value on
the market. Pre atool and
acarf, Trrnti $7.no per month.
$110.00
!
Purchaae a FehmoIlor& Muel
ler Coiieolo nioili'l 'lionosrn'li.
The blMgest value on the nmr
ket. It lone la riiunl to (hat
of any 122.1.01) phnungrapli. Il
fore buying Iici.t the Schmoller
t Mueller Con'ole .Model,
Terpu ttf ou per niotiib.
Used Piwo Bargains Whkh Hare Been Over
hauled by Our Factory Experts
aunra Uptight .... I7.VOO
Kimball Uprighi f HH.OO
Carvlery Upelghf $8.C1)
Boiten tai8l HIM.CO
ante utingM ..... Xl.(K)
o Ct Ua- ot ftllt.YtX)
A ton tlpr M SJttlO.tKI
vjga w'i8hi .. tt.vn.no
D A ten Ipriyol IllKJ.UO
Mutlr Upriaht ....f 175.00
Sehmelltr A MuiHir )2O(),0)
tgr A Sana Upr, $225.00
Mai'i'd fn,if ... 9175.00
MHd Fiayir $75.00
U'lfenJ riayer . . CU5.(lO
Ait.mi. Ht, .... i:i,v.co
am CenM P trtt UU5.00
Terms $1 to $2 Per Week
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New Lisle Hosiery
For Very Appreciative Prices
Our hosiery department, widely known for
its dependable honiery and iU worthwhile
values, in featuring new lifde hosiery. Tho
best obtainable, for it in noted for its wear
ing qualities, fit and appearance.
Full fashioned or Koamleas lisle hosiery in
just the wanted weights, with garter top and
double rioleH. In black, white, gray and
cordovan shades, 50c a pir.
Fine silk lisle hosiery in the full fashioned
style, with garter top and double soles. The
colorings of black, gray and cordovan at
75c a pair.
Very fine silk lisle hose in light or medium
weights, made , with a special toe, double
soles and gaiter tops, in the full fash
ioned style, a wonder for wear. Black,
navy, cordovan, gray and white colorings.
Priced $1.00 a pair. ' ,
Mala Floor
The Mode for Autumn
in Sorosis Pumps
For either dress or street wear comes a
new patent leather pump. It has the
narrow instep strap and new Spanish heel.
Price $10.00.
A new street pump is shown in dull kid
with patent trimmings, the sandal strap,
military heels and round toes. Price $9.50.
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ARMAND was tho very first to create a
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cold cream.
Because of the unusual adherence, tho
wonderful softness and smoothness of this
powder, it met with an immediate welcome.
Naturally, imitators have followed
Armand'a lead. You can only get the original
quality, developed by Armand, by asking
for Armand by name.
One trial will ehow you tho difference 1
We think you'll agree with us and with tho
thousands of Armand users that Armand
Cold Cream Powder is the most pleasing faco
powder you've ever tried. It contains no
white lead, chalk, rice or zinc utearate. If
it doesn't suit you absolutely, you may taka
it back and Ket your money I It is always $1
in the littlo pink-and-white box.
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