Bridal Party Ends in Jail; Groom Is Held - ^ ihith \dmit* Another W ife. Kail Checks, Auto Theft; t iarricd Special Po lice Badge. When Virgil Johnson. 22, 48nfi Pup pi.-t n avenue, led Josephine Ralph, 276.1 South Ninth street, to the i, ar in Council Bluffs Tuesday, they r uled to reckon with the patron saint f All Fool's day. For their wedding celebration AVed -day night led them right into cells t Central police station. \fier spending the first night of ;r honeymoon in Jail, Josephine went into hysterics and Virgil made • sc admissions to police: "Borrowed" Automobile. He posed as a shining example of masculine virtue. lie carried a special police badge and revolver. He already has one wife and baby living at 46R1 Mason street. He “borrowed” an automobile be longing to the Advance-Rumley Thresher company. He left a trail of worthless checks to the amount of $200. The bridal pair was arrested In a downtown dance hall Wednesday night with Mr. and Mrs. Dean C. Nordin, 24X9 Pratt street. The stolen automo bile was parked out in front. The quartet told officers they had spent the evening at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. Charles K. Nor Jin, 24X9 Pratt street, and later had gone to the dance hall. The bride and the Nordins denied any knowledge of wrongdoings with which Johnson was accused by po lice. They said they had been at a wed ding dinner at the home of the bride’s sister. * "I'm through," cried Josephine through her tears. "I'm going to start annulment proceedings as soon as I get out of her*. "I was already engaged when 1 met him, only a week ago. "But he was too fast. He swept me oft my feet, i agreed to marry hin. . "He told me he was a member of an orchestra. Put he wouldn't even play the piano for me. He said he was too tired. I can't Imagine he did all those things police say he did." Other Wife Would Help. Mrs. Johnson, the first wife and mother of the "bridegroom's" 17 month-old baby, called Detective Bob Heller by telephone to ask if she should appear at headquarters to file a complaint against her husband. "I guess you won't need to,” the detective told her. "There are almost enough complaints filed against him now." Mrs. Johnson did not Indicate whether she would sue for divorce, Heller said. BANCROFT CENTER - CLOSES SEASON A special request program will close the school season for the Bancroft community center Friday, April 4. The program will be the 20th of a series. Many are in favor of moving the centers from the school to the city parks for summer meetings. Among the entertainers will be the O. M. C. string quartet. Roy L. John son, H. Truesdale, Wilson and Hearne, inlnstrefs: Nellie Darland and Mrs. George Maxwell. WIFE’S DEATH IS STILL UNSOLVED Mrs. W. H. Hall, 1232 Fairmount i\enue. Council Bluffs, mother in-law ,,f Mrs. Tina Rice Montgomery, whose death at Central City, Neb., is not yet solved, is far from satisfied with the w»y th* invi'-iIgallotl lift* brcri h»n 'ttfit *nrt tnt*mt« t* **k nutliorUlf* t" m*k* furth*r Inquiry. 8he returned frnm th* tyinrrnl W*dilf*d*y. Mr*. 11*1) dfclnrr* that her itwiigh tfrlnhiw wa* III on th* train with th* deputy ghnrlff and hail b**n tit) .»ble to *«■* all th* day l.ffore her death. Relntlvf* believe th* girl w»* i>n tlrely Innocent and « victim of ctr cutnetam e*. MATHERS FOCUSES CAMPAIGN HERE A. N. Mathers, candidate for the re publican nomination for go\ era or will concentrate his attention on Omaha for the remainder of the cam paign. "I feel sure of carrying the stntf outside the city,” he said, "and m> jot) now is to convert the voters of Omaha.’’ Mr. Mathers spoke three timet Thursday* before the students ol Creighton university at ii o'clock the League of Women Voters at - o'clock, and before the Unity club at THIS Cummins street at 7 p. ni. His friends are working hard un der the slogan "Vote for a winner.” They believe he is the only candidate who can make the vigorous sort ol campaign necessary to l>eat Governor Bryafi in the election. SCHOOL BOYS READ WATER METERSi Instruction in trading the water meter and detecting tlnv leaks which • ause the monthly bills to mount will l>* given one laiy from each public school in the city in the water hoard office, Wednesday morning. April M The youths w II then spread the knowledge to their claremates. Theo dore A. Lelsen, manager of ih** Metro politan rfilltles district, and J. II Beyerldge, superintendent of schools, have cooperated to make this pos sible. AUTO IN DITCH SHE TAKES TRAM \ woman drove her sedan down a I £ foot emlinnkment at Thirty alath , ami Fa mam atreeta Thuradiy aftei noon, left th» machine ami look a at root i nr away from the noene Kvldent ly neither Ibe rar nor I'a oc cupant wan Injuroil The In en»e which the machine bore w.ia lamiiefl In R V. Lincoln, n’ll North Twenty fourth at reel. Your Thorne Suit FRIDAY Ch:r $49.50 „r.. Exquisite, Youthful, Irresistible Cash and Carry Prices Everywhere “oAll Is Not Gold That Glitters” Every small camera is not a Kodak, nor every vacuum bottle a Thermos. Neither is all tinfoil wrapped cheese Kraft Cheese, even though it is of the same size and style of package. This is often confusing—even to dealers . —and unless you make sure that the Kraft name is on it, you may be dis appointed in what you supposed was Kraft quality. Discriminating buyers have learned to look for the Kraft label, it is put there for your protection. Four varieties: American, PimeMo, Swiss and Brick, told by the slice, poand or loaf * ' i Check these advanced features of tbe'fine Blue Oakland 1 It* §lx-cyllnder, L-head motor It a marvel * of amoothnete, power and economy. Over two yean of the aevereat teeta have proved tftie foundne** of it* advanced design. -> Four-wheel brake.! Oakland i* the only *• ,lz, at itt price, that offert the complete tafety of brake* on all wheel*! -1 Note particularly Oakland^ individual J fini.h. It*, an entirely new tubttance DUCO—which cannot fade nor check. 4 0bterve how convenient it it to drivel < 'nntral, are mounted on the tteerinc wheel — horn, ignition switch, choke, light dimming lever and throttle are always at your finger-tips. C The top it permanent — exclusive with Oakland at its price! Curtains fit more snugly. A special Class Enclosure ($60 ad ditional) transforms the touring car into a comfortable closed model. (L Five disc wheels are standard equipment! U So are cord tires! Where — at a price to low —can you equal this remarkable carl OAKLAND MOTOR CAR CO. >p 20th and Harney Street* | Goodwin-Oakland Co., 123-125 South Main, Council Bluff* I IWm - - * W* •' • • tj Sport Roods trr - IOQS (jl««i || Sf»ert Touring - 1095 » $60. Rood* f. BhmmuCm<*•- 119* .««f *40. A/I frrictg | r«|«|irf»- JJ9* /.•i.lmtun. NAME ON WARRANT PREVENTS ARREST A terhninlty jir#vtnl#d Olaf Tb** trup from maklfitc one lA*t *ri**pf before bl* tihiif»N|r .'** b*«»I «>f tb* nmr«lf* a«p*a<1 by Sheriff bind!***, lie !iA«l a w An Ant for a farm In 13a at Omaha. He found amply )»*» and Helen I'olurnbn, II, who le act* ins ae mother for thr-r it-peialrta on the proprity. In ■ lot helond the farm feme, wire a i«\«* and two (om|dete etille The i» In» ruined the nulla hut ■ oiild • make no an rata bemuse the warrant tioie the wrong name. PACKING ODOR TO BE ELIMNIATED Th« 1i«i4in( of 4ry rook lor, whirl) I* •iporUd to do «W*i with th« |i i Uinr hou«o odor by rllmlnstlnr low si»do «nd Innkltir, If liolDK Inrtallod In tho j *nk ror> ' at th* Armour picking plant. If all packing gianta adopt a almllar *y*teni the odor f.nm <»• plant* would t>* negligible,'* la the statement of F. * Waterburv, gen eral manager. Mvrirk l». I la riling superintendent f the Armour plant at Chicago, la Inventor of the pro< *** ■ii I I ' II I Mail or Phone Orders Filled Mail or Phone 1 Orders Filled April Sale of Toilet Goods Main Floor and Basement EXCEPTIONAL SAVINGS OFFERED ON ALL Perfumes, Toilet Waters, Face Powder, Talcum, Medicines, y Rubber Goods, Toiletware, Dentifrices, Sundries 8.50 Golliwog Per- QQ fume, priced, O • «70 Lucky little fellow In original ' bottles— Azurea or Le Trefle Powder 59c 2.00 Metal Hot Water Bottle _89c 2.00 Minera lava Beauty Clay Special 98c < 2.25 Lunch Kit, 1.39 Complete with one pint bottle. 50c Java Ri* Powder Very Special 33c 50c Milk of Magnesia Pint Bottle Special at * 29c j Coty'a Face Powder Special 60c Tooth Brushes I 4,000 Imported Tooth Brushes— With white or unbleached bristles, bone, Ivory grain or transparent handles. Values to 50c; special at, each..12* Three for. 35* 1 IEIectrlo Curling Irons, warranted. 09* j Auto Strop Razor 1.00 Auto Strop Razor, complete with razor blades and atrop '•r . 29r 25c Cuticura Soap 19o Each 3 for 55c Perfumes and * Toilet Waters 10.00 Caron's Black Narcissus Per fumes—Original bottle, special »t .7.98 Black Narcissus Bulk Perfume —Per ounce. .3.69 Djer Kiss Perfume—Ounce 1.29 Djer Kiss Toilst Water.1.29 Coty's L'Origan Extract—Per ounce .1.98 Djsr Kiss Vegetale.98<* 5.00 Ciro Mask** Perfume 2.98 Mary Garden Toilet Water 1,19 Ambra Royal Perfume, per ounce . 2.69 Ambre Royal Toilet Water 2.39 Piver Vegetale .98(* Plnaud’s Vegetale .85£ Nuit de Chine Perfume—Original bottle; special at.3.98 Powder Specials 25c Mavl* Talcum Powder . 16? 25e Johnaon'a Baby Talcum Pow der .17? 25c Mennen'a Talcum Powder for .18? 25e Mary Garden Talcum Powder for .15? 50e Pogo Rouge—Imported 37? 50c La Blache Face Powder. 33? 1.00 Maidor Cream and 50c Maidor Rouge combined, both for 69? JOe Manon Le»eaut Talcum Pow der for.I- • 39? Caron* Black Nareittua Talcum Powder .1.69 Azurea or La Trefle Compact Powder .65? Piver* La Trefle or Azurea Face Powder .59? Coty'* L'Origan Face Powder for .•- 69? 2.00 Ambre Royal Face Powder for .98? 1.00 Mary Garden Face Powder at . 67? 1.00 Mavi* Face Powder- 39? 50e Djer Kit# Adherent Face Pow der .27? 1.25 Manon Leacaut Face Powder for . 79? 50c Java Powder—Genuine . 33(* Soap Specials • 4711 Glycerine Soap . 18? 10c Hardwater Caatile Soap—Per eak# .*5? Par dozen cakea. 55? Pear’a Soap—Unacented ...-10? Rinto—Special at.6? Lux—Package . 10? Dozen package* ...1.1.15 Lifebuoy, Crem# Oil and Jap Roa* Soap—Each.6? Dozen cakea. 69? Phyalelana and Surgeon# Soap— Per cake . -8? Imported Caatile Soap—2-pound bar .29? Stork Caatile $oap—Cak# 10? Per dozen cake* .1.15 Auditorium Bath 8oap—3 for 25* Cuticura Soap—Per eak*-19? Or 3 for .55? Packer*’ Tar Soap—Per cake 19? Or 3 cakea for.o5? Reainol Soap—Per eak* 21? Brandel* Cecoanut Oil Soap— Per cak* .2 ;? Or on* dozen for . . . .29? Sayman'a Soap—Per eak* ... 9c Or 3 for.25? 50c Palmer Almond Meal.. 29? Prescriptions 50c S-ounc* bottl* Bay Rum 29? 50c 8-ounce bottle Oliv* Oil..29? 3-ounc* bottl* Caator Oil .... 17? •-ounce Boric Acid .15? Cream Tartar Lozenge* ...-17? Glycerine—On* pound.39? 100 Pill* Blaud—5-gr.29? 100 Pill* Aloin Belladonna and Stry .23? 100 Pill* Cathartic...,.29? 1.20 Caldwell'* Syrup of Pepain for .89? •Oc Retinol Ointment .. .45? 1.00 Liquid Arvon.... .79? •Oc Carbona .44? 1.20 Glycothymolin* .85? Borden'* Malted Milk.39? Horlick'a Malted Milk. 2.98 85c Jad Salta.65? Mead'* Dextro Maltose .59? Lydia Pinkham't Vegetable Com pound .89? Lydia Pmkham'e Sanitlv* Wash for .25? Wright's Silver Crtam.. 19? 1 00 Danderme .69? 1 50 Van Ess .OR? 25c Hat Brit* Hat Dye.1.%? Palmolive Shampoo .1*41? | St* Comb—Special . 49“ Hinkle Tablet*—Bottl# of 100 for 15? Liquid Silmerme 83? 1.75 Pinaud's Eau dt Quinine for 1.39 I 50 Kol»r Bak .. 1.19 100 Tablet# Saeharin.. 1*3? 1 100 Tablets Rhmt't .1 O? 100 Tablets Calomel .. 1 Q? 8 Ounre, Cocos Butter 33? Sassafras B»rk—5 ounces 1 r.? Eine Oxide Ointment 1 t? Dohell'e Solution—6 ounces lOc Cascars Aromatic—4 ounces ;TO? Senna Leaves— One ounr* ,”,? I -l< This sale is the opportu nity you have been wait- \ ing for. Every home ought to have a “drug stock room” containing a six months’ supply of things needed every day. Thursday you can buy your needs here at prices less than many druggists have to pay for them. Bring this page with you, check the items you want and hand it to the saleswo man. She will assemble the items and wrap them and either hand them to you or have them de livered together. Toilet Ware Ivory Grained Toilet Wares—Con listing or mirror, brush and comb, special at ... •4.49 Household Needs Metal Hot Water Bottle—Heavy nickel .89* 1.50 Chamoia Skina—Special 89* Cleaning Sponges—Of grass or sheep wool .10* El Vampiro .7* Black Flag .13* Household Ammonia .15* 1 Fumigating Candles, 6 for ... 25* -- Sundries Hospital Cotton—Pound roll 49* 2.00 Everhot Waterleee Bottle* for.69* Refill* for Everhot Bottle. .. 15* 2-Quart Irrigator—Complete, at, each . 69* ! 15c Fine Combe ...5* Rubber Shketing—1 yard wide; per yard 49* 1,25 Double Face Rubber Sheeting —Per yerd . 69* '2 00 Hughes Ideal Hair Brush— With gray bristlee. 98* Dressing Combe—Special In two aasortmenta at 29* ,nd 19* Hand Brushes—Real bristle 15* 19e Venus Powder Puffs . ... -9* 'Branden Super Quality Rubber Glove*—Per pair .69* 65c Kotex .. ,....».49* 5 Yards Gauze .59* Whlek Broom . 29* Fever Thermometer — Warranted accurate, in rubber case 39* Sheep Wool Sponge* .10* Metal Alcohol Stovea .. vlO* 2.00 Faultless Hot Water Bottles for.98* Special Assortment of Tooth Brushes—Each .12* Rubber Glove*—Per pair ...-39* Pocket Combs—Each.. 10* , 1.00 Fit All Cases.49* I 10c Adhesive Tape ... .6* 35c Albright Rubber Set Tooth Bruehes . 19* 50c Dr, West's Tooth Brush 35* 50c Prophylactic Tooth Bruehes for.35* Metal Hot Water Bottles .89* Double Fee* Rubber Sheeting— por yord 98* Metal Soap Boxes—Each 15* Large Rubber Sponge*—Each 59^ rinse your hair aoain_ Hard water ( makes it dull and brittle. USE CLEERO Than no rinsing la naces aarr. Claaro cashes hair with a tuhstanca goo