THE OMAHA I'.EE: FRIDAY, NUYKMI.KK 10, W.
i .1.
1. 1 f. Tl l.l
.mi. Mini .urn. tmirtuoiKi to
lie Hononil.
Mr. an Mr. John Itr-ktn enter
lumtxi at fllnm-r Ut evenlr.a- In hr,n.
or of Mr. ami Mr. Jess Thuimonrt,
who sra .vln r'rMuy nArnln to
imua inir hnnit in I'ortlaml. or.
Mr, ami Mn, MHvIn Ik kin, who
Jiav brn In Wynmr for ths nmr
rise of Mr. Jtrklna brotln-r. re
turned Thura.l.iy and wir arnoiig ihe
fcljl St.
Trio of Players Go Westward
For Mim i'orater.
Mlaa Ophelia Xayden will entertain
at a huffrt iiit'T Halurilxy evuilnir.
In honor of MIm ItiMn Knitter of HI,
Ixula who Is hrr nixt. Hurolny i-vs-ulnar.
Mra. 1). 0. Jlrmlfor.t will lit-hnsti-aa
in honor nf Mis Knrstnr and
on Monday Mr. K. A. HiKKlns will
Rlv" an afternoon lirMae.
Thursday Mias Hi-atrlcs Oond enter
tulnxd three tiiMi-s nt brlilne In com
pliment Id Mlaa Krtrr.
Complimentary Affair.
Mra. Ilnwnrd (loodrUh wna hnntee
at a Mil? party at hrr horns Wed
nsdny afternoon rompllmi-nlnry to
Mra. Oenrrla Krl'-k nf Chliaun, aiiept
of Mra. O. H. (Inudrlrh, iinrt Mini Mary
CtintiinKhair) of Ni-w Vork, guest of
Mm. Wlllurd Oulnliy.
Mra, (jnlKloy'a guoat left Thursday
for h-r home. Mra. Krlik will re
muln for two wkn.
Mra. Hay llrai-lln pava a dinner-lam-
at her home luat rilKht for Mra.
Krl. k.
After the Hall.
Mr. and Mra, "l,tml Nash will enter
tain at h amall aiiipor pnrty following
Iha Bt, Vlnrent do Paul t.nll thin even
ing lit I Amlltorlum. Tlu-lr (Siiests
will liii luili- Ml'i Certrtlilo Stout find
Ivlward Crofoot and Mr. and Mra. A.
V, Klneli-r.
Dinner Party.
Mra. Chinlus Heaton win hoales
at dinner ut her hotna lout evening.
OIhiiii Mrliinili-r,
Ollbeit K. Olson and HedwlR Mb
lander were quietly married Weilnes
day noon ut the home of the bride'
parent. Mr. and Mra. P. J. Mrliindi-r,
the Rev. T. A. Jacobaon officiated.
Both tha hrlde and groom are grad
uate of Cent ml 1IIkI school. After
a ahort vlnlt In Kansns t:ity, Mr. and
Mra. Olson will Im at home at 1003
Houth Thirty-eighth atre-et.
Problems That Perplex
Aiuoirid by
BEATRICE FAIRFAX
I tiuiuhii urtiallc? W h t Jit-r au or
not, It la true that liiiycra are ruining
hrro from lamer cllii-a to purchaae
playa and playrra for Chautauqua and
Iji'i'iiin diuiiiattia.
Tliu IIibI troiiio to Ht.irt out under
audi aiiHilrea lift luat wet k from the
MlMtier rieliiiol vf tlio tiiki-n Word,
lrn lii.llnvr ,Hm h Anlt.-i IMiiiImIoii,
Iloae Hi hmeei klii and Ilex Arle
Hinltti. All aro graduatea from the
Mlaner aeliool. Mlna Ivlmlaton la a
fonnur I'nlverally of Ni-braaka Klrl
and a niece of K, It. MlBiier, dlrtctnr
of the dramatic achool here. Mlaa
Hilinien kin la a Kiiatla, Neb., girl.
Mr. Hmlth hna given up hla work at
l!nloii Tai-inc headitiarlera to engage
aerlnualy In tho dramatic profeaalon,
Thla trio of player will trnvel weat
ward to tho I'aclnc coant. Their tlrat
aiop waa nt De Hinet, H. !., laat week.
They are going out for the Urown
Lyceum bureau of St. I-oula, and are
preaentlng one-act playa, both com-t-dy
and drama.
C'hlrugo buyera her lnat week ar
ranged with Mr. Mlaner for almllur
pluya and companle for next aum
iner'a chautauo.ua, work and lyceum
engagement for the winter acaaona of
1D23-24.
On Friday afternoon the Omaha
Woman club, tha Drama lnague and
Fine Arte aoclety and Pundee Worn,
on a club will be guent at the Mlaner
atudlo when three one-act pluya will
b preaented. There will be no charge
Knight F.ntertaln.
One hundred couplea attended the
dancing party Riven by tho Knight
of C'olunibu Wednesday evening at
hn Illni-katone hoiel, Thla wa Iho
onnnlng dance of tho aeaaon.
Hpcclal feature are being planned
for tho TlmnkKglvIng party to be
uiven Wedneaday evening. Novtmber
22, at the rilttckKtone.
SLt IPV-TIME TALIS
m
FATTY COON
MORE OF HIS
UDVENTURES
wiiKscon
on EAiLEr
Mr, Nelaon and Mlaa Cole In Far!,
Mr. Leonora Welz Nelson, whu
went abroad last June with the Anna
55. Ron party, and Mlaa Irene Cole
whom aho joined later In Paris, have
written friends hero of the pleaaant
winter they ore having. Music and
French are on their dally schedule.
They havo a cozy five-room apartment
in Paris, near Miss. Cole' voice
teacher. They are planning to spend
the holdiay with relatives of Miss
Colo in Ireland and will return to
Paris by way of Rome.
Settlement Worker Leaves.
MiH Lorena Knox of the Social Set
tlement on the South 8iilo has gone to
Pes Moines, la., to engage In similar
work there.
Fort Omaha Hostess.
Mr. A. O. Kollman of Fort Omaha
was hostess Thursday to the Ladles'
Hewing circle of Blessed Sacrament
parish.
A Handy Receptacle.
An old saucepan can be utilized to
splendid advantage na a receptacle for
paraffin, candle end and top from
lust year'a preserving. When you are
making Jelly the pan can be put on
the stove and tho contents used for
aoaling the jar. It is not eay to
remove the melted wax from the pan
after It has congealed and the old
pan saves this trouble.
CHAl'TKIt XXIII.
I ally Conn Finds Somebody at Home.
Cutty Coon was always ready to
rub a squirrel's home. If he found
the squirrel there, that suited him;
becauHo he would Just as soon dlno on
a squirrel as anybody else. Or If
tho squirrel was lin-ky enough to be
cut, that loo suited I'ntty so long as
the squirrel hud u store of nuts In his
house. I-or tatty Coon would Just
as soon dine on nuta aa anything
cN'i.
In this way, as much as In any,
he was like his very dlstunt cousin,
Cuffy Hoar. Ho was ready to eat any
sore of laro ho could find.
In Another way ho was llko the
squirrel family, to whom ho wasn't
oven distantly related. They some-
fWMr 1
MCf
to call on sou,"
ta
1 didn't mean
Ftty moarud.
times traveled long distances through
ho treo tops. And Catty Coon
could perform the same feat. He
was not as quick nor as spry at
climblncr as the squirrels. Still, he
managed quite well, thank you.
When Fatty Coon climbed up Into
tha overhead paths of the forest
(meaning the tree top) the birds and
squirrels set up a great clamor if
it was daytime and they were avvako.
If it was nightime and they were
asleep, they knew nothing of the
burly prowler who waa hunting for
tlu-lr homes hunting not for the pur
pose of making a friendly call, either!
Ono evening In tho fall Fatty Coon
went Into tha woods where a number
of beeeh.-s stood. He knew that near
nut bearing treea squlrrela were sure
to tnuko their homes.
Here and there he found small door,
ways that led to tho winter quarters
of several squirrel families, but they
were too email for ratty to enter.
Into each he thrust a paw, In the
hopo of l ulling out something or
oilier, much a I.tttlo Jack Horner
pulled out a plum though you may
be sure Futty Coon hud never heard
of thai young man.
Futty hud no luck at all. Not
having had his supper, he began to
feel quite peevish. And when at last
he came to a bigger hole high up In a
tree trunk he waa very angry be
cause it wasn't quite his size. He
could tell by looking nt It that he
wouldn't be able to squeeze Inside It.
Ho he did the next best thing. He
plunged In a paw and one shoulder
and felt all about.
"There's nothing In here," he
grunted, "or If there Is, I can't roach
It."
At that Instant something or
somebody reached him, something
sharp seized his foot In a cruel grip
And Fatty Coon squealed with pain.
He Dulled. But that unseen tree
dweller only held him more tightly
than ever.
"If this Js a squirrel, It must be
a monstrous big one," Fatty thought.
At last he felt that he could endure
the naln no longer.
"1 say, Mr. Buulrrel!" be cried.
"That's wy foot that you're pinching."
"I though as much," a deep, hollow
voice replied, which sounded all the
deeper ami hollower because It came
from Inside the tree.
Fatty Coon's heart sank. It wasn't
a squirrel that was holding him. It
was Solomon Owl himself!
"I say. Mr. Owl!" Fatty called,
"Please let me go! I don't believe
you know who it is you're pinching,
Mocking laughter greeted this
speech.
"I'm not pinching you. I'm only
shaking hands," Bolomon Owl
rumbled. "Vou've come to call on
me. And you know one always
ought to shako hands with a caller.
"I didn't mean to call on you,"
Fatty moaned.
"Probably not!" said Solomon Owl.
"Most likely you didn't expect to
find me at home. 1 oversleep this
evening. I thank you for waking
mo."
Meanwhile Fatty Coon struggled to
get away. He reached In his other
forepaw. And setting his hooked
claws into something soft, which was
I My Marriage Prpblems
Adole Ciarison'a New Phase of "Revelations of a Wife."
What Lilllaji Told Madge Before She
Head Her Telegram.
"A dollar." I repeated in nazea, ao
urd fashion
a dollar.'"
Lillian was at my
hand upon my arm.
"1 II attend to It," she said hurried
ly, and turned to tha stairs
"The man says hs wants
side now, her
realized that she must have turned
efficiently to the signature before
anything else.
"Dicky's all right!" Her voice rang
out reassuringly, "Tho telegram la
signed by him."
Th blur vanished from my eyes,
and I saw her face, frowning. Intent,
bent upon the words before her.
"Put it says, 'Come at once'," I fal
tered. "Yes." she mM slowly, "he wants
"Tell the boy to wait. Katie, ne u t fomo , ,, lHU llB n. lt
called. "Tbr may ba an answer." j r anything like that. Look here.
She .i halfway down the ataira j Majg," a facvU m with wuddt-n de
brtorn the reason br her hunt came : termination. ""I'm not going to read
to me. Sh wished to ate the t.-lo-1 tltisi telenrajfl U you until 1 talk to
..,. firi and aim must have hern I you. Come upstair. I tried to keep
.-mo'tiiiM nia w wiiva out. JUd ehc i it (t.xt. you at tiit. Mil )
be.n warned by a-m-tblnu In
nvwapapt-ia aim h "I J cleverly
fiiim nu.
rV.ir nj chiMLh reenliiint
against her effu-ieitey wlnad my own
t..i down lh uli, 1 fJUfctit up to
bi-r. an I r---hd hrr b..iiia.r
Kti. h hld lh ?!! rni
l 'pe f mtetly In b"1 ha" 11 r,t
a revolver she rpvt.t " to elf t
anv turn-rut.
JUJjJ, deaf, w n'f '
t.ith tn'a !' - a a "'V
n--t hr I -r It" " ' " 1
think rU.t H falil.tr '''V
in .sr a "
rr.h" .. M'l ' '
Ik ,.!t'rs .n . nt I
. t !" ii. n.-t. -; s1"
t'lll )iU wnul.i
ihsiiiut ! t in ahull )i'ii, Then you put
ki'i-t ' it Into my luiiids yoiim lf, and I'm
j li"!ll IOi.oWll.lt I Ihl'lk ' "t .it'Ot It.
Hut reiiK-tiibt-r ttil.- t'e sy is tn gwil
li.ultli, and there l no .! itig-r Curat
vnltijf him."
Kh- till tied en I went up lh a'.tiis
and i hat lio recourao but bll-w
hr It was n' t unul " wMv
in her -wn r-i-mI u.i.-4 that b
h.i i !v i- ti ll I'iMU" m mlherin- ,
tts there and that she turned upon
me tensely.
Lillian Warns Madge.
"Madge." she said, "I have always
thought you were one of the games!
women I knew, and the time has come
for you Jo prove me either a fool, or a
seer. I told you the truth. Your hus
band is neither ill nor in danger, but
he ha been making the original for
ty-nine varieties of Idiocy look like
Iwnxonte of soda Imitations, and al
though I do not know tho details, I
gather that he 1 In some sort of
scrape where only you can get him
out. And there la a woman Involved
not seriously the Plcky-hlrd Isn't
that sort but embarrassingly- And
as the friend who loves you both best
of all in the world, I've got to warn
you. Madge, that on the way you han
dlo this thing may depend your future
happiness."
My swirling brain fixed upon two
wm-ils, "woiiiiin Involved." although I
had beard every Word she bail utter
i 'I. I f. It my st. ft lip terming
tlaliiK
"Clttlra Foster?"
Lillian put her hand on my shoul
ilns and looked down tdily Into my
e) f .
"W. Clair Foster." sh aald,"and
yt'U may to thank ml that m thor
'it!i!y tiptixUt tUrn-el Ilk hr I
tho lady In the cae. Now reid your
(rani.
kmi-yium, u r
Mr. Owl'a head, ha gave a quick,
cutting pull.
Holomnn let go of Fatty's foot and
dodged down Inside his house.
"Ouch!" he cried. "You ought to
ba careful. J'ou almost put out my
left eye."
Hut Fatty Coon did not stop to
talk with him. Already he was
scrambling down out of the tree. And
when he reached the ground he made
off towarda Cedar Swamp, where he
lived.
It was long time before he stuck
his paw Inilde a hollow tree again.
(Copyright, mi )
Invitations Issued by Mrs.
Busch for Tea Next
Week.
Invitation hava been Issued by Mra.
Edwin John Busch for a tea at her
new home, 3820 Casa street, Thurs
day afternoon, November 18, from
4 to 8.
The I'ligracloii tiiil.
enr M.s Fairfax: Last winter I
nn-t a young man ut u party II will
I cull him Al. About ttve month ago
I met him with another t hup ll will
call him ID. It visa a case of love at
first sight w ith 11, and he accompanied
me home. .
We arranged for a meeting the fol
lowing week, but he never showed up.
A number of times after that disap
pointment I met him, but never
looked his way. At one occasion he
walked toward me, but 1 turned down
side street, thereby losing him. Now,
when I met A he apologized for ll
and told me It waa his, A s fault, thai
II didn't show up.
What I would like to know Is this:
I have found out from various source
that II Is brokenheurted, and h cares
A irrakfit flpll Mhrtllt mM I lilllMf mllillt
that I like him. too. I would like to ""'"Mil mr our ...
renew our friendship ami give him . 1
another chance. 1 being the one who -
passed him by so many times, do you
think It would be proper for me to
write him a card telling him to cull.
My friends tell me It Is tils place to
make the advance. I'l'ZZI.KD.
You Judged the young man harshly.
In your pride you refused him a
chance to explain. Tins rudeness
maks It almost impossible for the man
to do anything without the feeling
that he Is forcing bis friendship where
It is Dot wanted. Of course, he should
have written you a note of txplnna-
tion after fulling to keep his engage
ment, but even so, your part was to
be gracious. Why not feel that tho
two offenses automatically cancel each
other? Then In all good faith mid
courtesy you might either ask A to
bring his friend to cull some evening,
or else do Just what you have sug
gested. Hut, Instead of a card, why
not write a little note telling H that
you hope he will renew the friendship
you regret having broken short.
A Hellish (Sister.
Dear Mis Fairfax: I am a young j
man going about with an 18-year old
girl. We love each other dearly.
Her older sister recently broke her '
tigageiueiit. and she Is trying to per
Miadw my swetlhenit to do likewieo,
She claims that It is not proper for
the younger Mrl to go about with a
man while th older doesn't. Nines
sin- Uvea in siiotliir town and I onlv
simi In r iiin-e a week, I am afraid of
Iter sister's Influence.
Will you ph ase tell me w hat to do?
A. L.
Im everything In your power to
tiinkn your sweetheart ferl the loyalty
and devotion nf your love, lion't per
mit voiirsilf to luiaKlini that the older
Mt'-r' foolish and selllah attitude can
break down your happiness. You
IniKllt even talk to the older Slaler
an. I make her feel that you are her
sympathetic snd understanding friend.
Tl V to help her get over her own
loiiellne and disappointment and
ii t let one ungenerous or auspicious
No i.ilmltv
il.e plan, if you don't Invito It
your aliunde,
Mary Jane: I would not Invite him
In iinv iiioih nsrtlea. st least until he
has assumed n nb-rr attitude toward !
you. Just leave him alone until he
gets over his grouch.
hMciisInn Society.
The extension society will meet
Friday uficrtioon at 2 30 with Mrs.
O. If. Koelhr at H:. Wirt street.
SATURDAY IS
MATTRESS DAY
Special Sale on Cotton
Felted Mattresses
From $5.95 Up
IH.EL, VAL&t GIVING T08C?
Buffet Supper for
Forty Guests.
Mr. George B. Thummel will be
hostess to 40 guests at an informal
buffet supper Saturday night preced
ing the Armistice ball.
lirfdge Hostess.
Mrs. Robert "Garrett will be hostess
Friday for her bridge club of two
tables.
Personals
Dividends
Quarterly
Abaolute
Security
Well Chosen Investments
Thers Is s tatinfactlon In knowing that your fund are invented In well-choirs
security. th firit mortssKca on home, snd that they are earning quarterly
dividends at the rate of 6 compounding itaclf or s regular Income to you
by check.
Call on our officers to explain our plan.
18th AND HARNEY
33 YEARS IN OMAHA
Mis KHzabeth Pavls and Mr.
Harry Wilkins returned Saturday
from Chicago.
Mr. R. B. Wallace has returned
from Pittsburgh, where she has been
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Wallace Turnbull, since August.
D. R. Colby has returned to Omaha
from Manchester, N. H., accom
panied by his mother, Mr. Catherine
Colby. They are residing at the
Blackstone.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar E. Nelson an
nounce the birth of a son, Richard
Bliss, November 5, at Lord Lister
hospital. Mrs. Nelson was formerly
Miss Margaret Bliss.
Cooking Utensils 7." CLEAN
For quick results on
all metalware use
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In Calumet o Vital Element
Most Calling Powders Lcslt
Don't use a leavener that does not
contain whiteof-egg. When you do
you take chances you run the risk
of spoiling your bakings.
The Economy BAKING POWDER
contains a small amount of white-ofegg. This
makes it possible for representatives of the
company to test it frequently for leavening
strength right on thedcaler's counter. Nothing
but absolutely fresh stock is permitted to remain
on the dealers' shelves. It must always be up
to the high Calumet standard.
Kememberthcwhite-of-egg
in Calumet protects
the success of your
bakings. It is tho eco
nomical positive hake
day aid and iu sale h
2 1 i times as muth & that
fcfar.y other tnnd.
A pound can cf Calumet
canfain full IS ounc.
Sum baking puuJr$
com in I mo unci intttuj
IS dusk cam. ii
ar ta git a pouui
uthtn hi itsiAt it.
We
Saved
200 Women !
Precisely one month ago we firtt
announced our second annual
Big 3 Cash Refund Offer and tale
of guaranteed Electric Washer.
The 3 Washer i in thia sale are
famous from coast to coast, used
in hundreds of thousands of homes
throughout this and other lands.
You've read about them in your
magazines.
Or, you who read the local papers
are familiar with their names
you should know the reputation
behind the THOR, MAYTAG and
AUTOMATIC Washer you
should know they set the standard
for electric washing machines.
More than 200 local women have
shared in our present sale. They
realized the great value repre
sented in Washers of such known
superiority at our attractive prices
and convenient terms.
They realized, too, that by wash
ing at home, the electric way, their
saving in clothes wear, in time,
labor and money, and the satisfac
tion in having cleaner and more
sanitary clothes would more than
offset their washer's cost.
We Want to
Save You Too!
Phone ATIantic 3100 if you can
not visit our showrooms by Satur
day, and have one of our repre
sentatives call at your home and
explain the many attractive fea
tures embodied in this offer.
Act NOW-and
Share This Refund!
When 100 washers were sold we
refunded $1 by check to each of
the 100 purchasers. When 200
washers were sold we refunded a
total of $2 to each of 200 pur
chasers. You, too, will receive this
$2 refund at once, at the purchase
of your washer. When 300 wash
ers are sold a total of $3 will be
refunded to each of 300 purchas
ers. Remember, the more washers
sold the more we refund to each
purchaser. Tell your friends to
buy theirs NOW.
Don't Delay-This
Sale ENDS Saturday!
Saturday our Electric Shop will re
main open until 6 P. M. $5 cash
and only $1.25 weekly puts a
washer in your home. Saturday
is your last chance to share in this
attractive washer purchase plan.
Hurry, if you want this saving.
NcbicjkdS Power C.
AivKimr.Mr.T.
ADVEKTIsr.Mr.MT.
I "Protect Your Child!"
DEf
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Tiff WOllLDS GttEATEST MAKING POWDER
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A ftw &it at Mrnlbvl.trn Couth Sryp will stop a bad rouelk
and cold In short arder. Every dvot4 mothrr will turely h thank
fill to know that ah ran maka this fins cough syrup at mall cspens
and with fiv minute of har time. Jly dning n( she know ah Is
prnUftinr nsr IovmI one from the
rirulonp d tffvrt of a bad fold and
reventir( tha likelihood of pnou-.
monia, influenia and tuherruloti.
A nevtucttd culd I th bfiinnin at
that ksrlou maladies.
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