MUSIC
T WAKIETT. M. RIES.
THK muslrel season cpen4 full
blast In Omaha last week, ttti
with tli flrat rrrital of (ho eerie
titular lb suable of th Im-rnUy
.Z J n "t.1 dim, OeraMln Farrar. on
Krldajr evening, and with both tuual-
and musical tea by resilient mu-
lilani, umlsr th sus'ilie f othur
muakal org anlaalions which art a
nva In our city.
Tuesrlay lha Friends Tf Musle, a
new organization, held Ita opening r
I i Ital at tha himia nf Mm. K. W. N.ish,
an Mra. Ixliml-k Crofoul, plan
, cava lha prKiurn.
' Tha Krlend of Music ws formed
for tha iurioa of sponsoring the beat
in Im-al musli'. regiirriles of whether
(hat brat la professional talrnt or am-
piteur talmtt of aurh high order that
it la In Itself professional. Mia. t'io
1 foot doa nothing professional with
, uv.r music. yU without th.it urge, aid
in aplta of numerous other valla upon
her tlma, aha manage to keep up her
'piautlce, and to pluy tha piano with
kilt and musicianship that many a
professional might envy. If her pre
tram, which rnada auch a fitting
, i penlng for th club, la a criterion for
futura smnciaids, tha member have
much of flna musical plraaura In
aiora. Tha beet In loratl muilr iicetle
, an assured foundation to keep It th
t,est, and th Ki lends of Music hv
i piaullcal aim and ideal.
Thla wn Tuesrtiiy morning, and
Tuesday afternoon found tha Ama
t. ur Musical club furnishing tha pro
tram at tha meeting of the Fortnight
ly Mualcnl club at the horn of Mra.
tr. K Mllllkrn In tha afternoon. These
rnnllr In number
two cluba ara
, Ian the Frl'iK'n i.t Mnelc and In
both of them the program la usually a
mlacellfineoua ona presented by va
tlnlia memhera. In both cluba there
U an opportunity for concerted mu
;'ic, at tha membre ara (ill tiitented
women perfectly ftipfible of tiklng ft
rurt In a string or vocal quartet, or
who can Join, In various twos or three
f,,r tome of theaa charming concerted
nunibera which arldom coma to a
h curing otherwise.
A number of theaa wera presented
In the program Tucadny, with cftra
r,r muelcal vuluea nnd renullant
chiirmlng effect.
Iat, but not lenat, wui tha muni
A tea given by the munlo department
of tha Omaha Womnn'a club Wodnei
oay afternoon, when th program waa
prenented by the Weat airing quartet
Hid lluai'l Smith r:ilrldi;e, all of
whom alnnd high In the niUHlcnl life
if our city. All of th'-mi cluba lire
iIhIhk a pnrt In the ili vclopimTit nnd
ndviinccmciit of milHlral lnli'ient, nnd
there la alwnya room for more llko
them.
Another Intely formed club la tho
Monduy Mimical club of 25 tii'Tiibcra,
cirgrnnhicd hint r.iiiKon, which meet a
the flrat Monday of every month, nnd
(Uffcrent Miembcru fuinlah the pro
gram, "
Florence MncBith, coloratura ao-
ninnii. will aoiK'ur lit the Atulltoilum
November 20 under .the 'auspice! of
lha HuHlncnH und 1'rofi sulonnl Wom
en 'a division of the Omaha Chamber
of Commerce.
MIh Maelleth In opera ha proved
her KrcntneHB and In the concert
field na well, where, by her youth,
wonderful beauty and chfirm, she hna
come to be known ax "chnrmlng
M!na Maelleth," or "Macboth Chnnn
Ins:" aa many prefer to describe her.
Omaha munlc lovera have a real treat
In atore for them. The London Dally
Tt'teernph nys of her: .
"With A voice that la 'perfectly
even nnd flawleaa from tha low O
a'narp to the F aharp In alto, frankly
In many years wo have not hmrdone
that haa throughout Its whole extent
the sumo warmth of tone, th ame
aaioundliiB roundneHH, the aame ab
solute accuracy of pitch and theiflme
'orautlful quality from Its lowest notee
:a Its topmost helsbts, nnd we doubt
t auch a voice has been heard alnce
Madame Pattl first appeared."
, Citizens of Omaha will have an
opportunity to vote Tuesday on
whether they wish part of th public
funds to be devoted to the cause of
music. An appropriation of not more
than J15.M0 each year, to be known
.is the Public Concert fund, ll pro
posed aa n amendment to the city
charter. This Is to be administered
by the department of public affairs,
of which Mayor Dnhlman la chairman.
The purpose la to provide public con
crte or musical programs In publlo
ilncea. and the amendment alio pro
.Idea that the whole or any part of
inch fund may be devoted to the aid
r maintenance of a municipal band,
irchentra or concert club If and when
rich band, orchestra or concert club
nhall be provided for by the city
council by ordinance. This la the flrat
time such an amendment Including
music haa been offered to th cltUena,
and It holla the poaalMHtle of mualo
In the parka, a municipal band, a
AnvraTtxrMKNT.
MKS. MKTII HTRAYKR.
lire, III It Msal l.Mrts
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s. fvwssa th pele g I at-. aa4 tk a is i est i m is te-.-.
. .auv Twe va an.- j i Vw -V T.VUi: ZT.
sjkeej te lrl el I. re. . ; , ugMJ,g i 4
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lsa art fe lk taesl Ikal ItAll lw -
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(SMI a ia.a.si4 sMutwsful kewi'S j sm4 taivsg la
. legs H.(tlk sHtalae, III W'll , - S ' ',
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4 a i '
Business Women's Club
Sings for the Omaha
crmmunlty chorua and even a aym
phony orchestra.
If tha fund la voted, and a muilo
board, which will he created by tha
city council later outllnea Ita plana
carefully, It will furnish not only great
pleasure to tha citizens, but It will be
an added inccnllv to tha rapidly
growing Interval In mimic.
A recital will ba given by Loulaa
Junsen Wyll, soprano; Coilnn Taut
j "on' dnlat, and Hubert Cuscaden,
violinist, of the faculty of the L'nl
veraity of Omaha Hchool f Music at
Omaha university Filday venlng,
November 10, 1S2S, Program:
I. B"nt -fur vlnlln nd ,isno In D
minor i. 21 Nll Orle.
() Inlro unit Airro 1l iriolla.
(Ii) AHiTniiinj I.., rirn.-iiu a 4 AI!ro
O Artufio Allegro nin1rto Allgre
Vlvsee.
'orlnn Pnulnn Rn4 llohrt C'ui'-'in.
J ) I'tmiln Jly , 1'nn ll
(h) Itnln , . . , C'urrta
(o iiiaukblrn Suns Cyril Hooit
l)Ul Jnnm-n Wyll.
.lan Iiutrmlit st th Dlano.
I. ( !- Mulls, Cyril grott
(Ii) i'mir d l.un
(r "!IU Kiu' from OM
PetMiirit ilHneH
(d) MonnllifM on lh l.K ..
() tttKion niver ,,,,,
rorinne Pnulinn.
til) Ttin Muoa t full ....
(h) l.ullshy
I'utoh
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QollIT
, , Orslnsr
, . ,' Ronl1
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llricklsiid
u) tlsh l.lmly I.i.u
I.uulffii J'i$n Wylli.
6. (s) Norturn up. . N I
, ChuiJlri-Retntnyl
(b SJiivonlc Fiiiitasl In Il-Mim.r. . . , .
l'work-Krllr
c) M,.-'''Uh A, Aicilnuy
(ill Jl uttnrliol joiiHil' "As!iii"fi'l-
Jjk" Jona II u bay
Iditi.-rt rum aii.in.
Threo orifiin recitals wJII be given
by tneinbcis of the American Guild
or )i ' .itilsts thla week. One Is the
opening recital of tlm season by
I,ouIho Shnilduck Kabriskle, F. A, (',.
O., on Kiuiday evening 'ut the First
Presbyterian church. The second Is
Mr, Wtanley'a recital at Trinity cathe
dral tonight, and the third la the
recltnl by Albert Hand, on Tuesday
evening, November 7, at Kountze
Memorial Lutheran church by Madge
West Sutphen,
The following recital program will
be given by Louise Shadduck Za
brlskle, F, A. O. O., assisted by Mra.
Verne Miller, contralto, at tho First
Presbyterian church, Sunday after
noon, November 6, at 4 o'clock. Ad
mission Is free and a cordial Invita
tion Is extended to the public.
PiiRtia In r major Bach
I'lei-e Ilorol'in r Frutick
Ar'n. frfi-n "MUrrmn" "Uot Thou Know
That Fair Land 7" Thomas
Jura. Millar.
lament rouprln
riilloa , IVIamarur
S.'hfao Ulcklnaon
Mnaic Flra Scana "The Valkyra"
Wagnar
Ruilan Group-
(Ivor the fto-ppe Oretrhannlnoff
CradU Rons (Iratrhaulnnntr
In Silent Wooda Rlmaky-Koraakotf
Mr. Mlllr.-.
Prayer and Cradle Sons ....... Oullmant
Marcho FlttoreaQua Kroagcr
Ren Stanley, organist, Trinity cathe
dral, wiit play a program of novelties
for tho orgun on Sunday night at 7:90.
Mr. Stanley will he aailstsed by Mr.
A. L. Virkery, tenor; Mra. F. R. Nel
son, soprano, and the full choir of
the cathedral. Mr. Vlokery will sing
"If With All Your Heart," from
"Elijah," by Mondeldohn. Mrs. Nel
son' and Mr. Vlckery will ling th
duet, "Love Divine," from the
"Daughter of Jalrua," by Stalner. The
choir will present "Lovely Appear,"
from "The Redemption," by Gounod.
Mr, Stanley will play a new work,
"8alutatlnn," hy II. C. Mncdougul of
Wellealey college; an adaptation for
the orgnn of "The Cradle Song," by
Bnrlll; "Klgie," hy Marsanet, arranged
by Kraft, and two sUetihea hy Huer
tr. Thl la the flrat rf a series of
first 8unday night concerts, and will
be continued throughout the season.
rrogram to be given Tueaday eve
Ing, November 7. at I o'clock,
K.iutiUe Memorial Lutheran church,
by Albert Hand, assisted by Madge
West Sutplu-n. rrigiain;
Thrs Tan Pictures f 'f Organ... Msllljg
ftowsst-o frum, S-an4 Cua. srto In f-
aniiisr ....Wlsalswakl
via-1- W'eai Huiiilie
Fllarlme' (niu frvrq Taasbtueer
". , seir
riiai1 r. BASiubert
I'iJ 1U Ju Ana f. r oisaa by
. . t.niar
larti Naeturae ,... Ms.-i'tn M.aas
P-,rska steeehab Wlstlralls
Miti.kr !isi
Melody . I
Vst Waal iyan
,-tAF.u tr ....,... tua
hrvis iarsstell greft
i s is l.asi . tmm
Musis aj Nisttsa.
The Amt . jn tiulld nf Orgautets
will pieel f it lunch at the Iturfee)-
AUgatigi)gr
.Merciless
Neuritis
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e'.t.---4e.4--sr.jS.esse;
e. .e-s-e i-ii t-e. essewe-l
s e.n. I..-.
s'aug ... s4 ts ,
- - g Mr. ...el
Naah cat Turaia, Suveliilr 7 at
oil-k. Thia la th first of a
series uf monthly luncheona for th
guild. Frank tWy, widn of Hie
national society, will b In Omaha No
vember I J.
Itlcbard Xlendrr, th Omaha lv
who rcntly won a achulurnhip of
fered by th Zoeljner HcIhm.J of Mu
ala In L Angeles, Ims been a pupil
of Mr. A. M, lloiglum for tha lost
four aeasnna.
Th llnn luilard lunn H. Ihh.1 of
Mnalo and Dramatic Art pres. ntrd
Oriana Abbott Jertnleon, aopiano, aa
aisled by illuncha lorothy Jiiiiuson,
soprano, Henry Purmort FUmea, pi
anlsi.and Herman J. Felber, violinist,
In recital at th Lnk Hliore frlva rs-
cltal hull In Chicago Tuesdny evening.
October 21. Mrs, Jenulson haa many
frlenda In Omaha, where she was for
merly soprano soloist at All Kuints
Eplacotial church,
Mildred K. Johnson, who line a duns
of JS pupils In piano at Wnhoo, Ncb
will glv a pupils' recital there at the
First Prbylerlan church Monday
evening. October 10. fthn will be lis
Hated by Anthony Oonato, vp.llnlat;
I)on Campbell and Walter F. Hubert,
vocalists. Anthony iJoniilo la a pu
pll of Carl ftteckelbrrg of Lincoln. At
a former recital given last week, Mis
Johnson was aasisted by four Hher
wood pupils, Amy Howe, Lorrn Oun'
lap, Arllna Rlchman and Vivian t,dd,
Those taking part In th1-eeltl Mon
day evening are fieorges Hudlk, Ar-
line Kfrchman, F.dna I'eglow, Ioia
Mnck, Oertrude Carlisle, Irene Wolf,
Water Huberts, Ruth Klrchmsn. Io
rene' Dnnliip, Amy Howe, Maxln
KIrchman, Leroy Porter, Main I Mac
Dermld, Colon, Nib : Ils Mack, An
thony Donato, Adoral Hendrlrkaon,
Cerseo, Neb., and htm Campbell.
Jaroslav Koclan, th great Czecho
slovak violinist of the Hevclk school,
I crossing the Atlantic at this time
and will open hla American engage
ment in New York on th 'h of thla
month. Kocluy Is on a world tour,
and after his American engagement
goes to Cuba, Honolulu and .Tapnn.
Efforts are being made to book Koclan
for one night In Omaha and If ar
rangements can be made the, mueic
loving publlo of Omaha will have a
chanen to hear this grest violin nrtlsf
at Prondeis theater some time dur
ing the (list half of December.
On Monday evmong, November 6, at
her home In Dundee, Lena Lllsworth
Ofllo will entertain 40 of her friends
and pupils In an operatic muslcale.'
One entire act of "Carmen" will ba
sung by a chorus and the following
principals: Lena K, Dale, Mnrjorle M.
Forgan, Rylvla Acker, I)r, John Din
dinger, Hutrh R. Wallace, Harry V.
Purkley, Will Medina, Kdwnrd F. Wil
liams ami Cecelia Feller. These "opera
evenVii's" have been a regular fea
ture of Mrs. Dale's studio work for
the past three years. '
The Nubject for the fourth Illustra
tive talk on music, to be given by
Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Herryman at the
Y. M. C. A., will be "The Weaver of
Textiles." These tails arc for every
one, and single admission may be ob
tained. This lecture will be given on
Thurslay evening nt 7 o'clock.
The Omaha Male ciuartet will be
heard In concert at the Itenson Meth
odist church, Blxty-thlrd and Maple
streets, on Tuesday evening, Novem
ber 7, at 8 o'clock. This program is
given under the auspices of the
"Round Table class," who purpose to
ralso a subscription to the church
building fund. Mrs. D. C. Stafford,
teacher; J. A. Wright, physical direc
tor; Krlc Shue, platform manger. The
Omaha Male quartet consists of J. 8.
Mercer, tenor; A. E. Johnson, tenor;
8. O, Danlelson, bass: A, G. Klttell,
bass; Ml Florence Mcllnay, pianist.
Election returns will be given at thla
concert.
College Crew Finds
Rodolph Can Row
During the making of scenes of tho
"TnleHarvnrd" boat rar-e for tha
"The Young Rajah," Rodolph Valen
tino surprised the coach of the Uni
versity of California by his skill as
a member of the crew, The other
oarsmen were all star athletes of the
university who volunteered thlr serv
ice. After the race they anked him
many questions' aa to how he ac
quired hi skill and he explained that
about )5 years ago he belonged to a
sport club at Tarento, Italy, called
"Taraa," the Greek word for Tarento.
"I was member of the crew and
competed wl'h many other In
matches" explained Valentino. "Of
course, I needed practice, but I hail
th advantage of knowing the stroke
and of having the inuncles used In
rowing fairly well developed. I wa
ore afterwards, but t missed by
I! roll o only twice during the con
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THE SUNDAY EEE :, OMAHA. NOVEMBER 5. 192:
Movie K H'dilion
Brings l'i turv$
from Russia
Th W, K. Zeigfvld motion picture
expedition, which sailed from these
shores June K (or an extensive phu
Pi making -ruiupuign In Itussiit and
throughout Hilieila. bus Just returned
to New Yoik, bringing with It what. I
probably Ihe finest collection of mo
tion picture views ever taken In for
eign lands. The expedition was In
charge of W, K. Zilgfeld, Jr., Vale
senior, biihlo.es managei', and Frank
C. Zin ker of New York a head fain
eranian. More than 4a.tiffo feel of animated
Mm was secured, much of which will
lo ready for release la Noteinrter.
Through th active cooperation of
the hernia of the soviet government,
Dm .clutch! expedition and enabled
to photograph scenes and event
Hhl h otherwise would (tsv been Im
possible. It was the first cinema con
cern ever gntnted pi rnilsaloti by the
soviet government to penetrate Into
Siberia for picture making purposee,
The entire trip wa on fraught
with trying adventure, much of the
territory which th expedition cov
ered being virtually, unexplored. Th
members of the party penetrated the
far reachea of th L'rul mountain and
spent aom lime In lh Kuznets Hoaln
country, southeast of Mocow. Th
AUVKKTiaEMKWT.
Eye Specialist and Medical Author
Report on Wonderful Remedy
To Strengthen Eyesight
Say It Strengthen Eyesight 80 in On Week' Time in Many Instances
New Yerk Dr. Smith, a wall known
eye upaclallat, and Dr. Jodklnt, a widely
mud phyilrlan and medlral author, mass
tha folliwlnB reports after thorough teat
of a popular rroiedy for the eye:
gave Ir. gmithi "Whan mr attention
was flrat ralU-d to It I Wsa (Inallned to be
ktptkal. Hut It la a rule of mine to give
arery new treatment a chance to prove It
sine. Havln specialised in eye work for
many years I feel qualified to express an
lntilisnfc ooinlon on remediea for the
eyea, glnce thla one haa eteaWd auch a
ennstlon I wlomd the opportanltf to
tent it. I began to use It In mr practice
little over a year ago and I am rank
to any that aom of th raaulti I have
acriimplinhad with Bon-Opto aot only aa-
tiinlnh myaelr. but alao other pnyaieiana
with whom I have talked shout ft, and I
sdvtie every thoushtful phyalcian to give
Unn-Onto the same careful trial I nave
and there Is no doubt In my mind that he
will come It the conclusion I have, that
it open the d.xr fr the cure of many
eye troubles which have heretofore be.-n
difficult to cope with. I have had in
dividuals who had worn glaMes for year
t-tl ire they have diprn-4 with them
through the use of Ilon-Opto. In my own
prin-tii-a I have seen It utrowrllien the eye
e r if h t more than oO per cent In one week's
time. I have nlno uurd It with aurprlslng
remilla in eaea of work-strained eyea.
pink eye. Inflamed Pd, cntnrrhal cnnjune
tivltlcn, amsrtlnx, painful, aching, Itching
eyea, eyea weakened rrom colon, amose,
aim, dt and wb.d, watery eyea, blurred
vision, and, in fact, many other conditions
toe numerous to mention in thla report.
A new and strikng case thst has Just
bean brought to my attention la that of
girl 12 yenre old. Two prominent eye
specialists, after a thorough examination,
de-ldrd, accord'n to her father, that In
order to cava the afifht of her rltfht eye,
the left must be removed. While awaiting
nn opportunity for tha operation and atill
umlecidcil as to ita wisdom, her father was
told it would do no harm to use Hon-Opte.
In less than three daye a marked improve
FREE
trial
insures
results
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raeesaa, g'vs ewefgy.
ntw Industrial activities at Kouiorovo,
'Siberia, were freely photograph! d, a
'Well IIS the region In the ncllilltMO ImhkI
NedejdensU Novoil. Koine very
Icellent panoramas were made of Moa-
cow, with Ita hundreds of rhurchea.
Its Kremlin and other historic build
lugs, aa well a aom very exceptional
view of el'trograd th harbor and
Ita envlrona. .
"Kindly Art Wfrk,"
Osnrge Arlla In hi Kiwerful cur
rent photoplay "The Man Who Played
Ood," hu a'lniulated an unusual
movement In Oreater New York. It
la the Institution fif a "Kindly Act
Week." Th them of this picture
was felt to give exceptional encour
agement to a general spirit of good
will, since the hero of tha story
win himself ba-k to a new outlook
upon life that lift him from despair
and bitterness simply by devoting
himself to Invisible arts of kindness
to other Toward making "Kindly
Act Week" a thing of deflnll In
tert, prlre totaling 11,000. have
been covering every principal neigh
borhood In Oreater New York. These
prlr.es will baMwarded to those per
son who report the kindliest and
most charitable seta in each terri
tory. Tn Ln gland there I a lighthouse to
every 14 miles of coost; In Hcntland,
there Is ouo to every 27 miles, and
In Ireland, one to svery It mile.
Abvr.KTiar.Mr.NT.
ment waa noticed. At the and of a week
the Inflammation had almost disappeared,
and at the end of six weeks the eye waa
prnrouneed saved. Just think what the
saving of thst eye meana to thla tittle
rlrll Another rasa ia that nf a lady tit
years old. She came to me with dull rlslos
end extreme Inflammation ef th lids snd
th ronlunctlv was almost raw. After
two weaka' use ef Bon-Onto the lida were
absolutely normal and her ayes - are.
bright aa many a girl of 14 "
f)r. Judklns, wall known phyalcian and
medical author, formerly chief of clinics
In the Union Oeneral Hospital, Boston.
Mass., snd formerly house -surgeon at
th New Kneland Ky and Ear Infirmtry
of Portland, Maine, aayat
"I have found oculists ton prone te
operate and optlelane too wllllnr to pre
rsrlbe glasses, while neglecting the simple
formulas which form the basis of Tton
Onto, which In mr opinion. Is a remsrk
sblo remedy for the cure snd prevention
of many eye disorders. Its success In de
veloping snd strenirthenlns the eyesleht
will roon make eye-elassea old-fashioned
snd th use of Bon-Onto ss common ns
thst of th tooth brush. T am thorouvhlr
convinced from my eirrrlene with Tton
Opto that It will strengthen the eyeslirht
at least r.O per cent In one week's time In
mw"y Insfonecs."
Victims of eye strain and other eye weak
nesses and many who wenr glasses will he
glsd to know lhat sccordlne to Drs. gmlth
nnd .tudkfns there ia real hope and betp
for thsm. Many whose eyes were fntlinir
say they reive had tbetr eyea restored by
this remarksble remedy snd mane who
once wore glasses ssy they have laid them
aside. On man ssra after uslnar It!
"T waa almost blind. CnuM not aee to
rend at all. Now I ean read everything
without any glasses ond my eyes do not
bur nnv more At night they would pain
dreadfo'ly. N"w th.-y feet fine all the
tlma. It waa like a mlrada to me." A
Indy who used it aaysj "The atmosphere
seemed hany with or without glasses, but
by using this prescription for IS days
AD V E BTIH KM K'T.
Kidney and Bladder
TroublesConquered
or Money Back
For 49 yesrs, said Dr. Carey, I have
been prescribing my prescription No. 777
(known for years sa Marshroot) for k d
ney and bladder sickness and now that
I have retired from active practice I have
mado arrsngementa with leading drug
Slats to dispense this wonderful prescrip
tion at a moderate price, on the money
back if dissatisfied plan.
Beware of kidney disease thousands
die of It every year who ought to be en
joying the blessings of life and health,
ystch the symptoms. If you Ifave specks
flostlng before the eyes, puffy eyes, clam
my feet or moist palms, backache or siile
ache. you ought to get a bottle of lr.
Carey's famoua prescription No. 777 right
away.
It has wonderfully benefited tena of
thousands of esses of kidney and bladder
troublea and Is the medicine you can al
ways depend upon. Results are guaran
teed. NOTE Dr. Daniel 0. Carey wss a prac
ticing phyalcian for many years am! his
great Prescription No. 777 aided thou
rands of sufferers from kidney and blad
der troublee. Hereafter you can always
get this effective prescription In both
liquid and tablet form. For sale by the 5
gherman k McConnell drug stores and all
reliable pharmacists the country over.
USE BEE WANT ADS
You are no healthier
than your blood
aa J aelt lo main flesh firm, it U a glo
lieu fart that K. $. 9. hat given new,
Jung f ig (ten, strergtl U t-l.!f u(,l
anil aa majs n any vi4 atj Jtng (-n.te1
I - t yuuig.r. )!m i Itf, U ta
font fjtinJalt, Ua.!l I-, U.
lrga. We 'l a.Vj It. apswlsl.
If iBftsatalki, Hgi Ualaf I, g. i.
rifll sr Mar, It U kt .:t
i. JL, S. is tvlj at U drg itr U l
Ims, Tl larf .t Mtl I tka ar
e,nWl 1( r c S- . 8.
If, see) last .saewag is ysxtf
k4sel4 t It ft y.V et4 l
4 U las ftsalif laifat.
Society "Extra"
Find Film Acting
A'o Bed of lionet
There pre some society people In
Bah Francisco who know Just what it
I Ilk to be a motion picture "extra."
Oone aie their cherished Illusion of
the ease and abundant lesure up
posed to be enjoyed by tn player.
Hearing that Director Mm Wood
waa about to fil:n cee In lh Gloria
flwanson Pat'iniount picture, "Th
Impossible Mra. Bellew," at a fash
louabla Han Francisco country club,
so or the member volunteered to
set as "extias,"
"It will be hard work I have sev
eral big acenes," warned Director
Wood.
"That's all right with us," was the
airy answer of (he group, visionlng
not more than, 411 mioiitee of an
unusual experience,
The next morning fog came In
and It waa nearly noon before Mr.
Wood had finished his sea ecrnes
nnd found It possible to us lh
aorliy players. .
From then until S o'clock th
society 30 moved hither and thither at
the director's command. They waited
whll flight war being fixed, they
got up and sat down, they danced,
they etrolled on the pc.ch, they did
AItr.HTIKMCMT.
everything seems clear. I ean read even
fine print without glasses." Another
who used It aaya: "I waa bothered with eye
strain caused by overworked, tired eyea
which Induced fierce headaches. I have
worn glasses for several years, both for
distance and close work, end without them
I could cot read my own name en an
envelop or th typewriting on the machine
before m. I can Ao both now and have
discarded my long-distance glasses al
together. I can count the fluttering leava
en the trees across the street now, which
for several years have looked like a dim
green blur to me. I cannot exprees my
lor at what ft haa done for me."
It Is believed thst thoussnds whe wear
glasses can now discard them In a reason
able time snd multitude more will be eble
to strengthen their eyes ao ss to be spared
the trouble and aspens of ever getting
glasses. Eye troubles of many descriptions
may be wonderfully benefited In this easy
manner. (Jo to any drug store snd get a
bottle nf Ron-Onto tablets. Dissolve one
tablet In a fourth of a glsaa of water, and
use from two to four times a day. You
should notice your eyes clear un percept
ibly right from th etart and Inflammation
and redness will quickly dlsnnnear. If
your eyes bother you even a little. It Is
your duty to take stens to save them now
before It fa too 1st. Msny hopelessly blind
might hsve esved their sight if they bad
csred for thetf ryes in time.
VOTg- Another prominent pbyixsWi to srtinm
the shore article wsi sulmiltted, so;.!: "Vs, the
li.fi Oi,w prwrlpti'in is (nils a wonderful e
rrmcdr. Its eoiisHiiicnl ImrMtlrMs are veil known
te eminent specialists at;d widely prescribed bv
them. I .hare used ft trrr suecssstulty la mr mm
prsctire on nsoente v4u.se es were sirslned
throiisn overwork or misfit ctssse. It ts sie of
Uts rerv few pretiersllene I fel should be ker.t on
bund for reenter use In almost erery femllf."
JV,n-Otito referred to shore, is not a pstent medi
cine or a ast-ret remedy, ft is an ethli-s! preeara
fton, th formula belns primed on ths psciisoe.
The ITsnufsctiirers eusrsnte tt tn sfrensthen Ae
slrht R0 per cent In oris week's time in franr
tnslsnces or refund th money. It Is d'srcnied
under risrsnty hv sH rood dmetlets In Oils city
Including Hlierman a McConnrii (.1) Stores.
s.
ouno
T?ROM the age
1 ful mother can give. Many a woman has suffered years
of pain and misery the victim of thoughtlessness or ignorance
of the mother who should have guided her during this time.
If she complains of headaches, pafns in the back and lower
limbs, or if you notice a slowness of thought, nervousness or
irritability on the part of your daughter make life easier for her.
Lydia K.Pinkham's Vegetable Compound isespecially .adapted
for such conditions. It can be taken in safety by any woman,
young or old.
Read How Hwm Mothers Helped Their Daughters
rntiHc, lfl. "I wai under tho
iitiir-,oii that my t lvlift iI.iuk'i
tT had wine internal troulilo a rv. r
t.niv tlio tlrst tuna l.t'f i'kiu ait-
s'nl sho had Ik c ! U-d an I
t' lU't Ssll'sd Otti f-1'
I aUav take, l.vdi ", I'liikhitn'
Ytp-talilo C'unijHinU'l mvulf 1
fin it l- In r art I !. htl r''ivi.
(tvrtt U h f!f.itn it. Y''i n uf tM
itt' f for a i!imnnil if Ti,u ih,
a 1 1 ait n it ay I rnu. Ii l'ut sst
.iiir mi.i'lrt la d ) f r u.M
lf,Wal,M.lllOMI,l,trBri::e), uj.
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Ifedetable Compound
iVOtA l.ltNHH tIIOlClNK C. tVHN, HAIt,
I ell th other thing h 'i them to
i do.
j The iU minutes Ihev pad anticipated
develop.-.! Into five hour.
"Never again.1" waa th choru or
oiti of them.
For the firat t me In ten lung years
Hebe Danlrla and Iwia Ktone a
day.ng together, In th new William
d M lie p;rtur. "Psth of tiiory."
Pack In 1I5 M sa Daniels played the
role of I.lttl Hal" w.th Btone, In
AiMr.Krfar.wtMT.
"Gets-It"
-Painless
Corn
Remover
This Corn Remedy I Cusranteed
la matter bow tough er knw stubborn
It may hsve been, the eora or callus that
is touched with a few drepe of "Uels-lt"
I doomed to a quirk, easy, sure and pain
Us end. Never again can it pain you.
goon you are holding In your fingers Ita
entire remains a single piece of deed,
shriveled akin that you throw sway-
forever. Hard corns, soft corns, rny corn.
Costs but a trifle and guaranteed. Try
it. K, Lawrence 4 Co., Mfr., Chicago.
AUVKHTI-.KMKVr.
Mrs. Anita
lfc.--svw
. Now
Former Mexican Praises Simple American
Intestinal
"I have used Adlerlka (intestinal anil
aeptie) snd find It wonderful for the tdki
ach. It once stopped me from undergoing
n operation for append Icitli I was out
West at the time. I do not went to ba
without Adlerlka." (Rigned) Mrs. Anita
Diai.
Intestinal Antiseptic.
There Is now offered to th publl a
pretisrstlon having DOUBLE action of an
intestinal antiseptic and a COMPLETE
system cleanser. This preparation, known
aa Adlerlka, seta ss follows:
It tends to eliminate or destroy harmful
germs nnd colon bacili in tbe Intestinal
canal, thus gusrding against appendicitis
and other diseases having their start here.
It is the most complete system cleanser
ever offered tn the public, setlng on BOTH
upper and lower howe! and removing foul
matter which poisoned the system for
months and which nothing ls can die
lodgo. It brings out all gasses, thus im
mediately relieving pressure on the heart.
It ts astonishing the great amount of
poisonous matter Adlerlka draws from
the alimentary canal matter you never
thought waa in your system. Try ft right
after a natuisl movement snd notice how
r 1
uiris
-5e 1 III
Need. Care
of twelve a j?irl needs all the
"l Vffttisfnn; O.'fjr Jmiiffr nl
lilld It'll kavlin ft I rg
a. ). i . rf a n r.U and mu!d int
l mi l. r fi-s-t. W r -iid a'. iit .ydn
J!. ' tilli.nn'a Yi ;', tlilit ('nn ju'iti I
! ' '' if! null h .i s'l't Im1.
fit". M f tko it. That is two i-rtis
sU i dif e-fi jjifl i ruf Ihrtt,
al.'e 1 1 d i itiv .-rW s' e tut Li d i
--and i t'l snl stMc,, W)
rwrniumt-ii.t it.s V-g ' ''' r.'iMP-iiiB I
t.l ftmt'jtri M ;fh g! , "
Mr. .. M, Mrggitiii t i , No
f; lUt I, WgiittH,a, tiliivi,
Hm SctuelU Tklof U U Try,
"The Kiuaw Mm." in l-o Angeles,
aye rrlcr'tlnd Magaxlne,
The bolhvits havs had control cf
tha government In Rula Since the
fall of IV17, '
MMntHhaalth-buIldlD.
factors, have always been to
cod-liver oil and account for
Us hilplulntss la over
coming: malnutrition.
Scott's Emulsion
should be taken for a reason
able length of time
t) daily, to enable Its
rich, vltamlne-nour
Uhlni virtues to help
refresh, eneralxe
and build up tha body.
Asesj 4 Sewva, gassseseld. If. I. M
AUvCNTIar-MKNT.
(iirlinh Complexion
Now Easily Acquired
If rur eomplasien la bad just try thla
eimel. harmless bums treatment. I
will prove s revelation to you. This even
ng befnsl retiring cover tbe entire lace
ilk a thin layer of ordlnsry mercailsedj
was, whim you cen get at any s
atore (otif ounce srtll dot. In the morn
Ins wath thla off with warm water, fol
laved by a dash of cold. Fine particles of
the soiled and lifeless scarf skin adhere
to the wai and are removed with It, Ke
peat thia treatment nightly until the
entire surfer akin ia absorbed In this way.
Kesult th lAveileat astaral eomplesloa
Imaginable, The fresh, new skin thea la
evidence is soft snd velvety In appearance,
delicately tinted with the bloom of youth.
The old outer skin anomea off so grad
ually, there I no vein, no Inconvenience,
and no detention Indoors, freckles, moth
pstrbes, liver spots, pimple, any surfsae
eruption Is of course removed with the
akin Itself.
AltVKrlTIKr.MtMT,
Diaz
in America
Antiseptic
much more foul matter tt brings out which
waa poisoning you. In slight disorders,
such aa occssionsl constipation, sour atom
sch, gaa on the stomach and sick head
uhc. one spoonful AaUerlba ALWAYS
brings relief, A longer treatment, how.
ever, la nrceaaary In ease of obstinate
constipation and long standing stomach
trouble, preferably under direction of youi
physician.
Report From Physicians.
"I eongrstulste you nn the good effect
I shad from Adlerlka since I prescribed It."
(Hignerf) Dr. I, Lsngtols.
"I have found nothing In my BO yean
practice to esccl Adlerlka." (Signed) Dr
James Weaver.
"I us Adlerik In alt bowel esses. ftomV
require only on dose." (Signed) Dr. H
Prettymsn.
"After taking Adlerlka feel better that
for 20 yara Haven't language to expreet
th AWFUL IMPURITIES eliminated frog
my ynt'-m." (S'gnedt J. E. Puektt.
Adl-rika Is a constant surprise to peopl
who have used only ordinary bowel ant
stomach medicines, ors account of Its rspld,
pleasant snd COMPLETE sctlon. It li
sold by lesdlng druggists everywhere.
care the thought-
ii
3
S. S.S maktt you feel lib scunelf z$Jh ,
T. fi rfeiyira laVsr
b.a ' iiswa
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