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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 14, 1922)
THE OMAHA EEE: SATURDAY. OCTOBER 14. W2. yT t. --e .. i...i Mrs. Head and Miss Vernelle Will Return Soon A rablerram received from Bnm niCny by Welter H. Heed thai Mm. HmiI and Mis Vsrnell on iis-cntint of wp tend Horn hv de cided to alve up their (rip Into Kgypt and will anil Nnvemlwr for fh I'nltcl Htte on the H. i. Mn ' jwrtlc, 31 r. Heart pUn I" nnt hi family In New York Novinlr H. They will pond f. w days ther r for rMnrr-lrg t Oi,iuh;i, Reception and Musical to Mark Anniversary of D. A. K. Chapter Mr. J. M. Metcalf will ofn br torn to the D. A. R. Saturday f tsrnnon for reception and mul'al celebrating tbeir J.'.th nnlverry. Receiving with Mrs M'tcslf will he th pas' resent of lbs Omsha ihaptrr, and Mri. J. J. Kulllviin will pour. The table will be decorate vlth pink roses ami ferns, snd a three tbr lilrf brtiy rude decked with ?j candles. A number of out-of-town (;UM1K Will M prMTlt, The tntu-iral program follows! Mrs. K. O. Ames will altiK sn Aria, areon Milled bv Mm. ill McMonie: Mlee Virgin, Mulhnllnnd will pluy a hrp snlo; Mm. J. A. C, Kennedy will Klve a group f ,inr. nrmiiipunlert hy MM Helen Hmalls; Jawrcwe; Iodd, acconipuulert by Mm. Dudd, will slug two numbers, Hurl he And Mm. Am'-s will t,ing ft dud f'-om Robin Hood." Humify !tovsky, nianlat. will play it timiiirit and ft rerenad of hi own 'imposition Mrs. Ncwkirk Sails for U. S. on Saturday Mr. I.ee Ron N'uwkirk, who ha Utn mending th iumwr In Eng land with br pannt. rr. an! Mm. John McOlbbon of Liverpool, tv II et nail BMurdny for the United Mt with her two iinull suns, Ooorg Le and John lion and hr sister, Mis Jean McfllMmn, who will b tier guest In rtniaha for iwvoril nmnths, Mix McOlbbon la planning to visit In Chi cago before corning to Omuha, Mr. Newklrk unit tier aona will coma di rectly through. For BrFde-to-fle. MM Florence Jrnka, who la to be com tb br do of Harold Pratt of New York on Thurwtny, Omubnr 21, will ba honor xwtil at a hriga luncheon Haturf'ay when M a P a Ilnton will ba hoHteaa. Yha guenta w'll be thn Madma Frank Sootr, Andnrxon Iong. J. C. RahH, P. F. Kfbtlo and the M!nae Al na M ttn of Takamah, Myrna O I- ehr at, M Mrtd Rhoadra, Rachtl Met calfe, Ethel Magnfy. ITi-r on Il inrymflon Mr. and Mm. Will IIi-thrlngton have hud aa thlr gupata this week, Mra. Hetherlngton'a ilater, Mm. Ralph E. Bailey and Mr. Bailey of Denver, Mra. Callfy waa formerly Mlsa Vlr Kin! Roberta of Denver and her. mar riage to Mr. Bi.tey took placa laat Monday. Th-y Uft Thurmlay evening rn routa to Sidney, Australia to bo gone for two yrara. . i 1 For M'a Ityan. The Catnpf r Ouarflana w'll, en rta n at luncheon Saturday at the Brand I Tea Room In honor of M a Nell Ryan, who la to be married Oc tober it to Hawthorne Pan'el of Brooklyn. M fil'zabeth Crosamsn, who arrived Fr'day from ProoVtvn, tanc of M m Ryan'a -rother, Hc-r-bert Ryan, w H ehara honora. Personals "j Auxiliary Womtn Mra. E. W. Guntber la apand b aonia time at tba Hotel Mart.mque, .Saw York C.ty. Vr. and Mra. Karl tiaga will return P'in'Uy frum a honeymoon apent In rit. Uuu a and I'h.cn'g't. H. R. K rkpHir.f'k .a ronTned to the Hwnl ah M on lwi Uil, following an oi'i 'iitiuii for aopkud a.tla. Mm. IJI ! I f')iiieit klid Mra, tUitch AahtToft l-tl Wdn-Uy eve- n rg for Cat forn:, where they w.ll aji-nd the w.nier. J. B. ftanm. A- )' Mallory and R.'chtrd Mailory will laave Sunday for a hunting trip In tha wo'trn part of the i'ie. John Clark, aon rf Mr. knd Mra. Jf. S. Clark, who epent the aurnnir abroad, haa entered b!a f ret year at f'r.ni"eton un.vera ty th a fall. Mra. W, A. Vlckery arid daughtwr, Mr. W, II, Anderwm and rlilldrm left Tulay for a three w-eka vlut llh Mra. VUkery'a dniighter, Mm, R. J. Kirk, In Winnipeg, f'aniidii. Hirth Announcements. Antiiiiiiiceiiii nt la mini" of tle birth of a n to Mr. unl Mm. Wlllluin Vmii Ixirn of Cltii'Hgo, LMulmr 12. Mm. Vim Iorn wit forinfrly MM M isery Hnilth of Um;tlut, A oi, Juliut., wiii iK.rn 'K-toW 13 at the Kt-wiirt hoeplitil to Mr. and Mm. luvld t'olii-n. Mm. f'ohen wn fortiiorly Mle Hrnh Lnwia, Problems That Perplex IW Bmtrlee Talrax. Sing Before BreaUfaat If Yon L!he. There l an auperetltton which aay. "Bine; ht-fore breakfaat and you'll cry beforo night " Most of ua. If we catch oiiraolvea humming a hanpy little tune when we arise In the morning feel called upon to atop abruptly, leat we doom ourselves to .aorrow before nightfall. Thla euperetitton I about aa aane aa moat of thoae which enslave hu man thought. Isn't the eanj attitude toward sing ing before breaJcfast rne of gratitude "or the good nealth and optimism which makes u rise to greet a new day ;oyfullyf To start a day In a mood of rejolclntt promises well for Ihe day'e accomplishment After all. what we do la Urgely a mattr of our own attitude The optimism which starta In day with a song Is likely to carry im far. For that tiptim'.stn meana faith In ourselvea and In Ufa. It means a cherry faith and serene good humor. The man or woman ho riaee to ch rew day with a hopeful attitude toward what that dav will bring forth nd h's own wiv of meeting it, la wall quipped for tlfe'a battle. Mot things exist chiefly for each nf na in our own conwioiinne. The task which look Insuimountable may Income stupentoua merely because wo think It so. Th.i situation which ap pear dteary and gloomy beeomea too much for ua bweuse w hsve not the "ourfig to riffbl It- nd ther la no wtier tonlo h,in a song no better intldote for dep Ion than the mill tig l-Klnnlng f the new whlrh N a i.ew surt aih time We rlee to It arid ,fe. f.lrl Mi Want to Hmlle! P. r" eallv want t sinil T If . y will iwniite to d It. fir ae .-me very n-arly bring an.t doing whnt we nit mul l t at ilo. 1 di n t mean v .tj ieat fornet .n one u iive Knnl tminutly. but '" .pitii4ilv I mil ourwliri to thin ,-hrrrfllllv U.u Hl"t itlUtl.ll. M vui" I wui tiiuik yur n.le Wi i.M wme to M-ur r U. Voil ' im'.t to I '! 1im '" itire-l j 'dt )i rtHv ! r-'t e f'r " r-u!t "k i fru- ilv 1 1 be i mh y t y-" jtotii- "U lw-l Hirf!-t . m i f I r ii h a gtoui h. : V,.w r hi. s i i J li a. i. a -e t m.e mn a t !- H Mb , but a; 4 a .-4 4 -, 1 1- 4 fc ' Vw tba area eaHntif Ma; U1 4is Cee u Tee r twne 1 t a 'rl ' H fc tte " j' 4"t f y AuMif bte I an- w Mi fS; -.. rmt to aw 4 tS Y t. A - kiv 1 h be ! IS, eg l-r v TW i' nihi p iU- f V " I t e. 11 !. J l ftt' t tiv -i '' ' I i ,st4 t Me It V - t ..; i e i n t A daughter, Mry Jano, w bprn to Mr. and Mm. Howard Roth at the HiWWl hospital October 11. Mr, and Mr. Henry tihlef an- routiro the blilh of a sun, Roljtt Henry, October I, at their homo. Mm, Uethlffs wns formerly Mis Ooldl J-Unnl. White "Elephant Sale Jtiiiy clothes, chlltlr n's cloilje and rlulhlng f"r grown people will all be on stile t(ly at the Vuer while elephant sale, s wH n many other article uwdjl to the lioiiswtf. The Onuiha Vaessr clul) xwielved dotift Hons Friday at tha World Th'nt'.-f building, Mlsa May Copeland In charge, Federated Club Notes Ms slings. The Hastings Woman' club met this afternoon In their new club room In Odd Fellow ball to observe presl dent's day and founder' day. The president, Mr. Anna J'C Morey, gava the adtres of welcome on "The Ctly Beautiful." Five of the eight mem ber who were founder of the Hast ing Woman' club were present and spoke. They were the Mesdame John Ragan, Frank Hancock, William liut ton, II. Whitney, William Bnyder, to Have-Gala Convention American L g oo aui I ary women left Monday evening for New OiU-an. Tbey are the Mr.Uni John K inoir. t n, Frank Kentiiy, fat Boyle, K. E. M'-Kfi ght. W. y. Mettl. n, I'nul Leidy, T. B. Inman. Ol vr Kershner, C, C. C'offi y and tb M Klsn 'Htman, l orn' e llarr, !! Morr , Mlnn.e snd Joseph ne firann, ( (u snd C'uro I no C'hr stensen, trtb (Iris- hman, Moll O'Malley, Vera JlutJ, Thyr Wrandt, Pearl Lrn, C'nrr nne tlor. enson, Carolyn Clatnnler, 1,1 tl-eth Oldsnburg and Dorothy Younger. Elu borate enterta rmnt baa bn ar ranged for the delegates "The Lg on tig re" deeer.fies the profrsm s fol lows: The dmo'is Kouthera Ynchl club w U be Ihe st of the pages' ta, to be held Mtmdny a(trntn. Th states sra send.ng the:r preti;t g rle-one from each psges, and lh men guesis will li. In MiM I on lo Ihe ds I ngu slil Ig oni).iir., ih younger off crs from the Ungl sh, I'lem h and Jmlin wursh pa In pint, Mr. I'at Hoyle w II be Nehrsska's page. N'no htindrel deli gates w II l-e en lerlained at the "Hlate l)ntir" Mo day. Mrs. K Imsrt n I r.halrrnan. There will bo n U) U for each rial. rirralig'd 111 gcosrupn cm oror. iueBts of honor w II b Mrs. Owi ll F, llolmrt, uxlary national pre,-:-denj; Mrs, Ida tlyde dirk, ad'lor of "P:cUril Itov.ew;" Mas Snry J'ersh log, staler of Cien'-rul I't-rsh'ng, and M s Hard C. Ilngleas. secr' tury of tli Amer'ran l.llrary oc al.on. After tb d oner the guests w II go to Jackson ffquara, which w II be turned into Par'a for the French ft. There will be 6 riest-ditln giilrhed proria In attendance, at both tha legion and auxiliary convention at th reception to be held by the Colonial X'sme at tha Pelgado Art museum th afternoon of Tuesday, Octrber 17, Three carnival bull In the evening will conclude the day for the ii!Wry guest, Healed by state In a large grand stand, ib auxiliary women will watch th fr-tclon convention parade the afb er'H)t of October It. That night the only evening session of the auxiliary convention will take place. After wards the women will U'Uken to a hut show on the Mlaslsslppl river, which will reproduce the entertain ments etagkd by th welfare organiza tions In Frame. Motor tour to the old French unar tor and about the city will occupy tha auMllary women Thursday Th trip will b followed by tea at tho Ciuartier club and talk on historic New Orlcan at Jackson 'jiior. There will Io l-e harbor trip Thursday, and t night a night bombing raid In Imitation of th bomtiardment staged by the Gorman at th front, Friday, tha last day rth conven tion, thorg will be a number of pri vate partiea. EPY-TIMC TALES FURTHER TALES OF JIMMY RABBIT ayBYARTHUR SCOTT BAILEY Nly Marriage Problems Adel Oartaon' New phae of "R otttlon of a Wife." The Wild Chance ilailge Waa Coin p iled to Take I gave myself tiro lo think a T wheeled Tom Cheater'e bicycle out of tha little glade Into the op: n road. If I had stopped to vision In detail th tusk which the young man' collapse had thrust upon me I do not belleva I would have had the courage to un undertake It. Fortunately, I knew almost every Inch both of the road I wa on and of the winding woodland trail where we were eure the limousine wa con cealed. But a few steps from me there wa a narrow path connecting the road I waa on with the wood rod. It was a path o overgrown with vin. and underbrush that I was sure no one but Dicky and I, who had dis covered It and spent a happy forenoon clearing It out, knew It was there. Fantastically, we had left both ent rance a mass of tangled growth, so that no one else should discover It, and It waa with a feeling of thankful ness that I reached it, thrust aside the vine and dragged the bicycle Into Ita shelter. "Don't Witle Breath." One problem waa solved, that of the disposal of th blcyl which I did not know how to ride, and yet must not 1-ave upon th open road. I pushed It yet further into the bushes, and then, with Infinite pains, taking but a few steps at a time, and accomo dating the little noise I jiiade to tha sound of th wild lit with which the woods abounded, I .made my way alona; the path to my goal, the place where It Joln-d lh winding woodland road, and with shaking fingers pulled aside the screen of vines which masked It. Not five feet from m imperfect ly visible because of the Intense dark ness, loomed the shadowy outline of a big limousine. "Did you hear anything?" A glutteral voice aounded eloe to me snd my eye glimpsed two men sitting on th running board of the liniopulne. "Yre, In the bushes there," the ans wer cam promptly. "Probably rabbit or a squirrel, but" one of the flKures sprang up, came quickly toward the spot where I luod, ami suddenly bean to thrut some lung object which I gueeeed to be a can Into the btishe tirsid me. Again and asnln he thruat, sometime tve my head, sometime blil me, while buckled tinder me, and If I bad not been holding tightly to the branch of a small tree I am afraid I would hav tumbled Ignomlniously to th ground. But my clutch on th branch saved me, and X gradually fought, myself back to calmness again, and was able to listen attentively to the few word which the men muttored. . "If we could amoke," on said with a longing inflection, "Don't waste br ath," the other ad vised briefly. "Against ordure," "How long must wo wait, do you think?" No Time To Lose, "Till Just before daybreak," cam the impatient answer. "If he doe not come before then we must go back and come tomorrow night." "Well, he mut admit everything I In readiness! The car la In th best condition, is she not?" "Everything overhauled to the laat bolt. And It neds to be. We'll have to crawl on thl road, but when once w strike tha open road to New York It will burn beneath us. But talking 1 bad business. Quiet Is better." The minutes which followed drag ged Interminably. Afraid to stir, schooling even my cream, l wauea with the silence and the darkness seeming to grow heavier and more op pressive with eacn passing a cona. And then a loon gave it uneartly call, and the men sprang to their feet. "It la the signal." on said. "Ha must be coming. Hold the door open so be can Jump directly In, and I will be at th wheel with my foot upon the starter. He. wants no nnls of the engine until he I fairly up to us for fear of pursuers." I took advantage of their preoccupa tion with the post each had been assigned to spread apart the vines which concealed m o tht I would be ablo to spring quickly Into the road, And thn there came a swlah ing sound, and a bicycle dsshed Into the road b hind the limousine and th rider flung himself off. "Quick," cam Cmlth' unmistak able accents. "I sin followed." I thrilled with the knowledge, that though I could hot distinguish hi feature my memory of his vojco wa uch that 1 was certain of his Identity. And th n, as tinuth and the man hoMIng the door tumbled Into the ton neau, slumming the door sfler them, and th driver preueil his foot on th CHAPTER XU Th Rabbit fal. Whisking around a raspberry bush at the edv of Ksrinsr Omen's garden. Jimmy Rabbit ram to a sudden halt, btfor hltn a Strang dam crouched In the gras. bh did not notice Jim my lifllihit. Hr eye wsr witching the skward fluttering of a young bird on of Jolly Robin's latest brood. "Well, writ, wall! What thl?" Jimmy Rabbit murmured. At first he bal no thought that th Strang Udy wss a cat. Rut a second look msde him somswhat doubtful. Wher ws her tall? Th lady certainly had no mom of o tat) than b bad himself. J I fumy Rabbit sat up and (tared at this odd pemon. Then he cocked an .ir towards her. Kh must have caught Him movement of that ear out of the corner of h' r eye. for sh turned her lie id upon her long, thin ne'k snd glared at Mm. "What are you doing liere?" sh "ia pped. ''.Nothing, ma'am," Jimmy Rabbit replied polituly, "Yes, you an-," sli Inelsted. "You'r spoiling my hunting. o sway! And don't com luck! You're not wanted In this neighborhood," Now, p'"M'l didn't usually siaak to J.miiiy Riblit In the p'evlh ton that the strango lady 'isvd. Nor did they ord' r him out of Farmer (Ireen'a garden. Why, Jimmy Rabbit hardly evr let mbornlng or an rveulng isir without, visiting th garden to enjoy a few nibbles st th vegotshls. "Hid Farmer Or'en tell you to glv me that, message?" be Inquired. "N no! But J'v no doubt he'd ap prove of It," said fh strange lady. "I know M'i, Oreen would. the nd I sr good friends." "And who sre you?" Jimmy Rabbit Seked, "I'm the Rabbit Otf," this peculiar person answered. "I supposed that ev rybody knew that I had com here to help Miss KHly Cat rid the farm hou and the barns 'it mice,." "Tho Rabbit Cat!" Jimmy Rabbit egi'lalmed. "I never beard of yoii b. torn, I never knew ther wa such a creature." The Rabbit Cat mad no reply fo thl remark, th only yawned, And reaching out a long bind leg, she acraic.hud her I ft eiar. "If you cam here to catch mice, why ar you watching that young Robin o closely?" Jimmy demanded. "If you come her to ask qu stlon, why do you ask such illy ones?" the Rabbit Cat retorted, Jlrnrny Rabbit said nothing more Just then. lis continued to sUrs at th qiier ere tore, while he tried to think of a uueatiofi which nobody could poeettdy think s'lly, H hit upon several st tt or at least he thought thsm such "You hive a Rabbit' tail," be ob served. "DM you once hv a Rab bit's ears? Win you one all liah. bit? Will you some day become all Cat? Or were you once U cat? And r you slowly turning into a Rabbit? "I never do nythlng alowjy," said th Rabbit Cat, "unless I'm creeping up cn game. And for turn'ng, when I turn I turn quickly like this:" As she uttered those last two words th Rabbit Cat wheeled shout and faced Jimmy Rahhtt, showing her teetn in spiteful snarl, II Jump d backward a lull way, ready to run al her nest threatening Sinvi, "Will you go or won't yu?" ha demanded, "Jf yotl won't I'll oon make yon," "I'll go, thank you"' Jimmy Rabbit told Jo-r heartily. "Hut won't you pi na snswer Jut one mora question befor I leave? If you don't, i shall worry terribly," "Yes! What silly ouestlon do you want to ak m now ?'' "Im you suppos I am slowly turn' Ing into a Cat?" Jimmy Ibibhjf vole shook slightly s he spoke. "And If f tin," h continued, "will f oo my long ears before mv short tall? And when will I slop rating cabbage and lettuce and bgln to catch ftilc and bird'.'" ' "That's not on iic(lon," ths Rab bit Cat declared. "You'v asked m three. I promised to answer only one," "Well, answer on. then," said Jimmy Rabbit. "My answer Is, 'perhaps'!" th Ran bit fat told him. "Which question ba.v you answer ed?' Jimmy Rabbit cried anxiously. But the Rabbit Cat repl'ed that that w still another silly ir stlon and she wasn't going to pay any attention to It, Bo Jimmy Rabbit hopped away. Ho felt very unhappy, He took great pains to dodge any birds that he hap pened to -. And when be met Master Meadow Mouse over near Broad Brook. Jimmy turned and ran s If a dozen Rabbit Cats were chas ing him. He was afraid that he might atr'-ady be slowly turning Into a Cat h'mself. And he couldn't bear b thought of catching Master Meadow Mouse. t:pyritit, im. i Omahans in New York! Dine -Together Word has Just com that Mis b'llznheth Barker, who U spending ths winter studying at Columbia uni versity; Mr. Leonard Trestor, and Owyer Yates, were In the audience at the Zlgfleld Folllea, and dined to gather afterward at th Hotel As tor. Chapter M to Meet Chapter M of tha P. E. O. sisterhood will meet Saturday st t M with Mr. R. E. 8chlnd.l. Dr. F, K. Kruger of tb University of Omaha will speak on "Crime and It Punishment." Pirn' Postponed, . The p'cn'o to hav been given to day by Tennyson Chautauqua c'rde for the r rel r ng president, Mrs. V. T. 8 mpeon, has been postponed until nm week. ' Auction Hog Social. The Lowe Avenu Chrlst'an En deavor s'ic'ety w 11 ifiv an aucton bog soc al Batunlay even'ng, October 14, at tha Low Avenu Presbyter'an church, Fort eth and N cholas atreet. Trl Delia to Have Plrnle Delta Delta Delta sorority will meet for a picnic Saturday at the home of Mrs. fiearl Duv at Murray, Neb, Uncle Sam Says Economical I'm of M at, Thla booklet deal with th value of meat a food, pointing out the amount of protein, fat, ash and fuel vlue In the various cut of meat. By tb use of this booklet, the proportion of bon or wo1 in nch of the stand ard cut may be acrta,ind and the more economical cut chosen. It also contains Instructions for the prepara tion of meat for th table, suggestion for reducing fhe expense for meat, and several paces of receipt. Reap'r of The Omaha Bee may ob tain a copy of thl booklet free bv ad- dr sslng a postal card to the Division of Publications, department of agri culture, Washington, D. C., asking for "F. B. 391." Surprise Party for Traveler Mora than 26 membr of L. O. E. club were present Thursday afternoon at a surprise party given for Mrs, A. H. Burr who la leaving- soon for California, for the winter. The club sent Mrs. Burr a large basket of as ter which formed the centerplc of tho table, Mr. Pratt Harwood wee chairman of the affair, Mr. Burr will, be In flan Francisco most of the win ter. Hhe leave in about three weeks. To drive nails Into hard wood, rub th m with soap. SpeciaU Satur day and Monday "Follow the Beaton Path" Wher Omaha Buy Drug Beaton Drug Co. 18th and Faraaa St. Add ge cn ta dollar er re tlwn thertef on mall erders lor pereeleoit and packing. I sto.l numb with terror, conn loua , atarter. eetting the tiiKine soma. I i f btil on thing thwt 1 must make no sprang through the btislirs to the rar sound, of the machine., caught at lh spar One he mlsd m r-nly by th frae- t:ra fastened In ths tmrk, snd swung tion of n Inch, and w hen he Unnlly j mya-lf un to a prnsrlou foothold at turn U hack to his coiulnlon, sy- th Wk of the car Just as tho pow ti t tn a satisfied ton. "I tn -ii.tit jerful machine got into ni"tan It i nothing tUngerous" my knee cp, r.M, i:i i At 3:30 Saturday Popular Saturday Afternoon Concert lb? prog f am ihyi week b exceptionally foo4. You r always weUvni and w knp you will sp in for th fr hour of mist ssj rnti ')'iintane ita thM l'uh artuta, f ROC RAM , Sywetrwnt 9elo pUved by tlarokl !Uuri Vc fo! ij Iteah Ussisg K.'usan, pupil ( J. I Carnal; r Du by Mary CVka n,t GertruJ 1114 nitpt) vf Aana C GUo Violin oU by Ttuman M-nma. yupif f fraf. J, I Prill, maitl4 by Mrs J. . r.U; Cyatbru pl4 by Mat krtlndri fiirfin, aHl turns, by r.esnor Wwlfs, pupil ( ,ne Britton Radirf by laia VWesn, popil ef ,xy WdrMfft huu HuU by Matton Wiiki-r-so., pupJ of Alia ti,i:tie, ani tn Ab;o Onbestta in s'.l-tn.u. SCHMOLLER & MUELLER lilt tat PIANO PA Tbs st nnnu Vv D.is ijt , TOILET ARTICLES $1.00 Piver'a Le Trefle or Arurea Face Powder, 69? $1.25 Pinaud'a Lilac Vegetal tor 88- 60c Prbeco Tooth Tarte, 36 bde Prpsosdent Tooth Paste for 3Hit 60c Odorono .42l? $1.10 Pyros, for tha teeth and gums, for 73? $1.00 Krank'a Lemon Cream for Tt 50c Milkweed Cream... 30? $2.50 Electric Hot Plates , $1.25 Pocket Knives for $1.00 Household Rub. ber Cloves, special, $2 00 Alarm Clocks for $1.50 Y!low Cab for $1.98 79c 69c 98c 98c CANDY DEPT $1.10 pound original AlUgret. ti Ckocolat Cream. Ths peer of all bitter sweet chocolates. Fpecial, alur Uay, per pound. .... ,OU FOR MEN- $1.00 Gillette Razora...O0 $1.00 Gillette Blade... Ofjjk uOe Durham Duplex Blade 3fl $1.00 Auto Strop Blade for 5 $1.H0 Gem, Kver Ready or Auto .Strop Kitzor . . . 71 t'.'.fiO Hair Clippers. SI. H DRUG WANTS $1.00 Vita Vim Table U, C0 $1.10 Tanlao Ur 4n 1 lt-i.-h.er' Castoria, SV!c tioo Keiinol Ointment. . 12 C Sue I'henolm '2'C 35o Kreeiona UJic 3Aa Nature'a Ilvmedy Tsbleu 'r' 17 II '.'4 l yko Tonic 30o Msutholaturq .....17c 0e l'hlli.' Milk of Mag. neein for ;jt the fal lliU. ...... If If IS.TJ llorlkk'a Hospital hie Mslt.d Milk 9 J.N!) RUBBER GOODS Guars ateed for Year 12 00 2-qt. Valval Hot Water lie. tile and Fountain yrinc for .25 f 1.50 -t. Velvet f ounlsin SvTtnye 8 CIGARETTES Fresh uiale (not govirnnient supplies.) Camels. l ucky HlriVrs, i pki. fur Per stlon IfH.'ei.'t I -ROUGES- td) CoiWrb lisiii', new aHadsa, B a n a and Oian In foil boa 3lg $0 l.outoibs Combination. RfS and I'eader, in lb new shade, fvU blng b". m.v.' 1 in ) V illiTjillf $3. f M I VeT' aw-W-w-aw' m CarUWitlM UI970. VISITING TEACHERS Will find in thj tiiiy itor Saturday tiUn-t of the flHra:tion it has for the borne people. We Invite you to minsrle with the Vat people of thi city when welting your garment! for winter wear. Fur Collared Coats and Capes Style as well as comfort, besptak tltat they be fur trimmed Thrjr come In vtt, warm uifril an! m!low auturin mlnrinjra antf heautl fullr WntA with d'iraMr, rrpf, Hmver, ayjnlrrrl, warnl in Wgcx flj n,0Tt , Anl black tn-ltaup wolf are lh tnr trimmlrir. $69.00 $79.00 $85.00 $110.00 fTHKkt i.ksv'" vr.tcr. Silk Dresses Cltvtt Stylti SptrkHng With JndMdutllty canton Crepe, Roabaeraa and Cfp to tnaio In tba autumn abada of brow a, and black. It may be a tAucb ot fur, m1 buckle, a particular atyl sleeve, a aide drape, a piping In color or drop panel effert. would aatlafy your atyla desire. Tbey gr all bare and modestly priced at 930.50 1H0.50 f59.50 Fur Chokers, Scarfs and Small Pieces it wnuld ne difficult in lsul! rj,e perfectly appareled woman itJxvjt a fur neekpfeca f some kiod, ftinlrrel ChAUr: MM $117 n-lglaa fitrb Cben, II OA Mlsk Choker $t1M r.tJA Bm Taupe Tot Ikarf ftM MM Novelty Fur Pieces (if Kolinsky, jujrr, Mndsnti e1 and fit- Kollosky, li'idsoa eel, male and knBk, Both Slip-on and T uxtdo Modth Ribbed well a practical novelty effect In soft yarns, wool and atlk eomblnstJons In unusual color design. , Wool Jry, brushed wool and Angora, Every wanted weight and color. S2.05 5.00 97.95 810.0ft lWvUfull dslgaed and of tie finest quel' I'y sa'sen, gijarsnfeed in aairafaorlly lann dr, ffareljy pocket of rosebijd, baskot af fect, other with touches of orange, red and Hawaiian blue. Colore; Black, brown, aary aod Utlpa $3.95 Women' and MfsseV "Ur,n--trjti4 Titer "QUALITY SILK" The Highest Character Silk Underwear A flpeUI I'urchm Vodtrpriwi Viti, SUpim, Eloomeri ' I'.'o iid be regularly priced to tUM $2.95 Sport Bloomers, Eorelopea, SoiU Would be rerdarly priced to $T. $3.95 Coats for Girls and Small Women TbU is mora aa announcement of our spUfl dld preparedness to supply rood coata of warm material embodying tie newer atyte featurea at price that will appeal to all purees. Both aelf rollara and fur trimmed wltb beaverette, wolf, caracul, beaver, note and Australian opossum. The material are velour, polo, heather mlxlures, Normandy, Bolivia, English mixtures, Arabella, Veldyn and fierona. Hlz 14 to 1 824.50 831..r0 849.50 8125.00 JUNIOR BKCTJON1 fiKCOST) riR Outing Flannel Nightgowns Tbelr aoft comfortable wana'4 la sugge tlva of alaep and pleasant dream. They are tallond wltb pajaroa style front and come In pink, blue and orcbld t9 OQ combination atrlpes, at p--U7 Sateen Bloomers Of domestic and Imported sateen, the lat ter In plain and aelf atrlpes, drop aeat, double elaauo cuffs, reluforced and wltb ao Inner adjustable belt Color; Taupe, brown, emerald, klng'a blue, nary and black. $1.00 91.05 $2.95 Voderwtar and Corset Section ffeeoad Floor Children's Coats Attractive styles, warmly Hoed and Inter lined. Chinchilla, broadcloth, ralsur, heaih er mixture, Valvalla and Normandy. A few fur trimmed, Mae 1 1 years, 7.Ti. 110.1s, UUOand HiM Sis t to II tear IIOV li.7a, 2 d aad taM Three-Piece Suits (lM It ) .Each day add popularity to tbla cnarmlug, yet prartlcal eomblnatloo, fly merely taking off one'a coat a' costume la left adapted to ao? daytime function. Tbey come In Vel f dyoe and Velour de Ufn with for trim mloea of sdutrrel, caracul, bearer end wolf Dpecfally "-Iced f .00 898.50 . ivr.i,. , BcrfOv-RcoND rioW GLOVES i for Women Thi atnpply of akm for women' gtovea has not rec.r)4 rormal aince the war. Now f be tariff haa Utn inereAAed 10 pr eent. Figure the result for yourself. This condition makes very opportune a sale of women's Kid and Cape Gloves Wrist Lengths and Gauntlet Magnificent quality and (reat variety Black, brown, gray, white and fawn. The price la under Importation cost today and la made possible by previous purabaae. Price -$1.69 Pair For MEN- Men' Wool Mixed Lnlon Hutu, auperweighf, for fall. Specially 4J1 qj? triced V ! New GrenadlD Knit Tie HHt) Hin t Cap Glnvea, HIms 7 to i. Real value, per pair 81.35 Saturday Is National Candy Day It will be celebrated hrfe by devoting an entire renter arjuare o (he dUplay and aale of thrse eirrptkmal packing, Theae pjHa!j will make It memorable. Cofo'i o-Cnf ScImI A one-pouud box of unusual va riety, consisting of chocolate ereaia. fruit nougat, bem made fudg. loa bona, raram), rbssey tiiuurscotcli, jutdaa al mond, apricot ily, ' hilar tear a, ermd marsbmailow and otbsr good klodsj tipflo? value foti' lisms tka from vir A aad II Una. il ly prtoed for Caady Ur. fr boa. 0r Mtnhmilhw futff Most smroR loa beta a ad fuill ni'ot aa aoitest sella Is Ik rrssia Luoiou biks of ektalal fl4 wllb ftiffy atarskmaliu ! all tkrejsk ,eil lf fsa4r 'fy, per lb, ftOf Chocoln0 Ptpptrmint Pttth li matte Id your mouth. A luiurtnua ranter of rream flavored wltb a deltgliiful peppermint and covered wita a ru n. dark aoaMni e' hHirwt rbornlai A real sgrpns to lover of quality. Special, -nd boa. 33a) ifufter Scotch Pttutt run of tb aaB. Oaa avr ttrsa of good ' faablaaed butterertiub le atttkt best (ranry knur, sub that mallow, entity flavor list Ibe akll. dree. a)ny. Crisp, truir. ".i(iM, Spsclal b-r f aady t-r. per l, 40 Dixit Peanut BrittI You 111 agree a lib i:s thai ours Is dlff rent after you sample It Mad with Hpaa lh So I fieanuui, bm No I. lib h ar t bpr A snap py, crackly bile for a frwti Bigbt. tipwlat, per lb, I'M Honorary Mtnthn ftsacl RaJtsd Almond, hp 81 85 fc, pl lb. Ssctd fHd lb. 814.5 rroati dfffd !-- I !, r lb. HO p,ua.a Kut, lb, 81.00 Ptaey Hard Caadl. per Ik, Aft rami) tarassela. lb, flfe Warm Sweaters Sateen Apron Frocks i 1 HAIR NETS- ltV I,Una H r N'u, wsT&.r-rV'Tlt XL. 5f rwssAl liea
