Prizes to Music Section
Members College Club.
TDe music section of the Omaha Col
l*E«t lub has planned an interesting
| program for its next meeting at the
honje of Mrs. Henry Campbell, 34£
North Thirty seventh street, Thurs
day; December 4 at 2 p. m. Mrs. W.
H. Sleeper, Jr., has the program In
chugs. She will give a review of the
program which the Omaha Sym
phony orchestra gave to the school
chiMren. Prizes will he given to
thoje Identifying correctly the num
ber! given.
ilrs. Caldwell Hostess to
Former Omahatis.
Mrs. S. S. Caldwell will entertain
at Jpncheon on Friday for her guest,
Mrt 'V. A. Clarke, who arrives Wed
| nes&ay front Los Angeles, and for
i Mi £ George Taylor of Great Rarrlng
I ton( Mass. who is at the Blacketone.
Mrs. larke Is a former resident of
Oiniha who has been In the west for
the past 10 years.
Woman's Eductional Club.
The Woman’s Educational club has
Scheduled a holiday function, a din
; ner^ December 29 at Hotel Fontenelle.
j Miss Cora S. Anderson of Park
jechool Is chairman of the committee
i Jn Charge. Many teachers from out
\ side the ciy are expected at the din
| nee. They will be here for the state
) teachers’ meeting.
Mrs. Jackson Honored.
Mrs. J. B. Rahm gave a luncheon
Monday for Mr?. Reavis Jackaon of
St. '£,ouis. who is visiting her son,
NVilBam D. Jackson, and Mrs. Jack
eon.
Sunday Mrs. Robert Doomls and
Mrs, Milton Peterson gate a dinner
for the visitor.
Birth Announcements.
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Jackson
announce the. birth of a son on Frl
day? November 23 at St. Catherine
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tell announce
the. birth of a daughter Monday at
Metjjodlst hospital.
' Honor Dan Madden.
D»n Madden of New York, brother
of John Madden, was honored at
dinner Monday evening by Mr. and
Airs.: Madden, whose guest he was
Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Offii11 Hostess.
Mrs. Casper Y'ost Offutt will enter
tain at luneheon at the Omaha club
on Thursday when covers will he
placed for 12 guests.
; Creelie Hoard Meeting.
Cgeche board members will meet
£ Wednesday at th« home of Mrs. T.
f L. Kimball.
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I A Wife's Confessional
,%dolc iarrison's New Phase ol
REVELATIONS 0? A WIFE
fc (Copyright. 1124 >
{'—e
l Titer Way Mrs. lhirkpp llrnke the
News to Madge.
I jialled to follow little Mrs. Dur
koe> advice to 'sleep with one eye
opep,' for I was so fatigued by the
tlm* I finally went to sleep that I
wasjlost to the world within two min
utes of getting into my lied.
JSbrion and Junior shared my room,
a sit®" °ne next to the guest cham
ber" which Mother Graham was oc
rupying. A report in the early eve
ning from the nurse assured us that
she* was resting comfortably, and
Dicky—with the sensible remark that
the! house was filled to the brim
witfiout him and that he could get
back inside of an hour if he were
neejjcd—went back to the city studio
for Alio night.
Ifliad heard no more forebodings
fruip Mrs. Durkee, hut some time
after 1 went fn-**!<cp. minutes in my
estimation but hours in reality^I was
j iiwtfltcned by some one shaking me.
' j ny ptho light of the shaded night
j lainji, which she had switched on. 1
j su\0 my little hostess with tense, anx
I iou.4: face bending over me.
S '*Wc Need the Nurse."
I thought l never would waken
i yoti" site suld. "I didn't dare cad
loud for fear of waking the children.
Cart you get into something quickly
Bndcgo to your mother-in-law's room'.
"VVejinced the nurse badly until y e can
gttiljDr. Quinlan and another nurse
he r|."
"rou think, then—" I began tenta
i tlvejy as I sprang from the hod and
! rutiled Into a bathrobe, woolen hose
j and! slippers.
I "I don't think—I know!'' she re
i tortjed with a positive little nod of her
1 head. "And hurry as fast ns you can.
1 The nurse is ready, hut Mother Gra
! j ham Insists upon getting up and
; hcl|ing. oo. She's a bit dazed, 1
Imagine, from waking up so suddenly.
I tAied hard to be quiet, but no hawk
ever had ears to equal your mother
In-lkw. I don’t envy you your job.
1'djhlmost rather have mine."
> Mlg: hurried away down the cor
ridor to her daughter-in-law's "room,
and in another minute, with my over
; nigfit bag In one hand and my day
: wardrobe draped over the other arm,
! I 'Aras knocking softly nt the door
neitt to mine.
Tate nurse opened the door, fully
i dreksed except for her cap, which she
(The Housewife's hlea Box j
I
To Kernel <• Mat lime nil I'loin niuli
tioatf*.
n machine nil should stain whit*
goads, use tar soap to remove It. pul
thi soap In well with the hands
I Fi(se It out well, ttry In the sun.
TUB HOUSEWIFE.
tCop>rjfbt, 1324 t
The Daily Cross Word Puzzle
v
By RICHARD H. TINGLE!.
I
Horizontal.
2. Greedy person.
4. To steer.
8. Malt beverage.
7. Collection of seeds.
9. Pen.
11. Arcadian woodland spirit.
13. Consumed.
14. Evil.
IK. A word of acquiescence.
18. Remote.
19. Linear measurement*.
20. Secured.
21. Uncooked.
23. Crttfty.
24. Esthetics.
25. To fasten.
27. Conceit.
28. Immediately.
30. Upward! prefix).
31. To drink one's health.
33. Bite.
Vertical.
1. Nothing.
<■ A famous American party.
•3. A political party.
4. To be busy at.
5. To surpass.
0. Goddess of malicious mischief.
8. A period of time.
9. I.ong0iarrow piece of leather
10. City In France.
12. African.
■ _ . A.
13. A river In Switzerland.
14. Distress signal.
15. A French marshal tinder Na
poleon I.
17. A drunkard.
22. To persuade.
24. Gone by.
25. In no manner,
27. Entomolggy (abbr.)
23. Gained.
30. A serpent.
32. A melody.
The solution will appear tomorrow,
Solution of yesterday's puzzle.
(Copyright. HIM.)
was calmly adjusting. Thera was
such competent resourcefulness In her
appearance that I felt a sudden thrill
of thankfulness for so wise and strong
a helper in I.eila's most wonderful yet
terrible hour.
Her Fluffiness* Plaint.
She wasted no time in useless
words and I guessed that she was
secretly exultant over the chance to
exchange patients.
"You'll find everything written out
on that pad on the table." she said,
stepping past me with alacrity. "But
try to get her back to sleep, if you
can."
I closed the door after her with s
bit of envy In my heart. There are
few women who. given the opportu
nity, are not anxious to help welcome
a little new life into the world. I
knew, however, that my night's work
was cut out for me. and I sat by my
mother-in-law's bedside, when I fi
nally had lulled her to slumber again,
in an excitement too tense for sleep
of my own, while the primeval battle
between life and death, with the most
wonderful of all guerdons at stake,
was waged in gentle Beiia Durkee's
room.
The first rays of ttie sun were tint
[lug the clouds when a light rap came
at my door and I opened to see little
Mrs. Durkee, with tears streaming
tllVKHTft'tKVT
Beauty
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fJIrle! Try this! When combing an.!
dressing your balr, Just moisten youi
hair brush with a little ' Dandorlne'
and brush It through your hair. Th»
effect Is startling! You can do youi
lialr tip Immediately and It will np
pear twice aa thick and heavy—(
mass of gleamy hair, sparkling will
life and posacHsing that lncornparahb
softness, freshness and luxuriance.
While beautifying the hair •'Dali
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each single hair to grow thick, lutii
end strong. Hair atope falling nu
and dandruff disappears Get a hot
tie of "nanderlne" at. any drug o
toilet counter and Just see hov
[healthy and youthful your hair ap
pears after this delightful, tefreahlnj
dressing.
down her face, beckoning me Into the
corridor. With a cautious glance at
my mother ln law. now soundly sleep
lng, I stepped Into the corridor and
closed the door behind me.
“Oh, what is it?'* I gasped in
terror.
Her Fluffiness dashed the tesrr
away shamefacedly and spoke hur
rledly.
“Everything's all right and safe. 1
know I ought to be kicked for trying,
but I’m so tired and so disappointed
I didn't dare stay there, where they're
all so happy, for I wouldn't have All
or Bella or Edith see me like this for
the world. But I Just had to come tr
you till I could pull myself together
For, oh!—don’t you dare laugh at me
Madge, but my heart’s almost broken
I'd set my soul on a boy for my first
grandchild, and it's a girl!"
St. Andrews Bazar.
St. Andrews church will hold its
annual bazar in the courthouse Wed
nesday and Thursday, December I
and 4
Mr*. Ttikey (rite Brirlpr
Luncheon for Mr*. Taylor.
Harry Tukey will he hostess
at her home at bridge lunrheon on
Tuesday, honoring Mrs. George Tay
lor of Great Barrington, Mass , who
Is spending several weeks here.
Mis* l’atlon Entertain*.
Mr*. T.orlng Elliot, who has just
returned from her honeymoon, and
Mrs. Robert Ingwersen, who re
turned to make her home here recent
ly, will share honors Friday at the
I’randela restaurants when Ml.ss
Frances Button will be luncheon
hostess.
Mrs. B. II. Harms entertained 21
children on Saturday, honoring the
seventh birthday of her daughter,
Betty. i
Mrs. IT, O. Browne entertained the
R. C. Bridge club on Monday. Christ
mas decorations were used.
f 1
Your Problems
Ih-ccunirv Cmliiltir for Wedding.
Dear Miss Allen: J am coming to
you for advice on a matter of dress
etiquette for a wedding. Would a
dark blue hair line striped serge
dress, with the white Peter Pan col
lar and cufls, which Is now being
worn quite a lot, lie all right, or
would a silk dress he better?
There is to be none except the
necessary witnesses and they may
be strangers.
Also should one remove the coat,
and are gloves worn?
IGNORANT.
The dark blue serge would be quite
as appropriate as a silk dress; in
some respects more so. You could
wear your hat, gloves, a fur neck
piece and a pcetty corsage, and be
quite charming In such sn outfit.
Many women prefer to he married
Children C.^
i
Castoria is especially prepared
to relieve Infants in arms and
Children all ages of Constipa
tion, Flatulency, Wind Colic
and Diarrhea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and, by
regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of
Food; giving healthy and natural sleep.
To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of
Absolutely Harmless - N.) Opiates. Physicians everywhere recommend it.
Knotted and deformed
by Rheumatism
Try this world-famous rheumatism remedy
Here’s quick, genuine relief for tissues. And this increased
even the oldest, most obstinate of new, rich blood destroys th*
rheumatic aches. germs that cause the pain.
Pat on gently a little Sloan's. Swelling and stiffness passaway.
Its stimulating ingredients pend the aching stops. Get this com
freshly purifii-d blood tingling fort today. All druggists — 35
swiftly through the pain-riaden cents.
Sloan’s Liniment’^am/
Universality
UNIVERSAL telephone ser
vice must be universal in
scope—it must reach anyone^
anywhere. Rut it must be uni
versal also in cost—it must be
within the financial reach of
everyone, everywhere.
Years of research have been
required to provide the tele
phone instruments, switchboards,
wire and supplementary appa
ratus which afford inter-com
munication between housewives,
shopkeepers, farmers and mil
lions of tfthcr American tele
phone users.
But these facilities do not in
themselves make America’s
telephone Service a universal
service. Telephone engineers
have spent years of additional
study in order to build, maintain
and operate this nation-wide
system so economically that the
cost of service may be kept at
all times well below its value to
the telephone user.
Upon the two fundamentals
of extensiveness in scope and
economy in cost the Bell System
has built the most universal
telephone service in the World.
NORTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY
BELL SYSTEM
One Pollrp - One Sf/ntem • I'nirrrmtl Service
in their "traveling suit" anil a dark
serge would answer as such.
I'un't wear your row with the cos
tume. I*iit It on afterward.
\»kitiK lor a Ki«s.
I'ear Miss Allen: How must girl
hi in be popular with young men"
What should vou say if asked for
■ goodnight kiss"
Is It wrong to go about with a
younjt man you've never met before"
Should you wait for an Introduction?
BLUE EYES.
The most popular girls I know are
the girls who behave In a perfectly
natural manner. They are frank
and happy—just themselves.
Say "No," when you are asked for
a goodnight kiss.
The young man who lias proper
respect for you will not speak to
you without a ]>rior Introduction, hut
will persuade some mutual friend to
present him to you. You should re
fuse to recognize a man who shows
Hiieh disrespect as to speak to you
without aa introduction.
Mrs. Parry 15. Hendricks lias been
slightly ill at her home.
Il'titsrnm Park « kurrlt ll uar.
I^idii-s of Hnnsiom Park Met hml
I Kplat-npal i huri h will hull Ihi i.
annual liazar at the eotirthwuse in
Itecctnlier rt ami I Practical and
fancy article? will be for sale an.l
lurii n'lins of homc’ii.i le f'.r»!« will 1
nerved. Mr*. N Mar'inaon la prepi
font of th*1 fforipty.
Mrs. T. I.. Kimball,1 h»r dausrh'er
Ml?? Arabelle, ard Mrs. Richard Kim
ball leave Just before Christmas to
spend the winder «t Hotel Virginia.
I.one: B*arh, Cal.
_ BSiir
Coats!! Coats!! Coats!!
Smart Fur Trimmed Style*
Value* Oi"l7C Full
to 49.50 J%MlD Crepe
Now— Lined
F. W. Thorne Co.
1812 Farnam
• Safe
iwrmw Miik
‘ f Forlnfant*,
pt ak^^HH If t
The Aged
Jt? 0f7lClVi*W
Chi&0ien
Contains the valuable muscle
and bone forming elements found
in the grain and whole milk.
Raises happy, robust children.
Nutritious and easily assimilated.
Prepared a t home by stirring thepow •
der in hot or cold water. No cooking
HI K WANT \MS ItltlNG KltSIXTS
M MIT COAL
I Smokeless Semi-Anthracite I
I Lump $13.50 Mine Run $11.50 Slack $8.50 I
B Phone WA-lnut0300 ft
UPDIKE m*
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Health I
Bran I
la-ge pkg. H
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1 Wednesday, Thursday Buy-Rite Specials I
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Frank's Milwaukee Kraut, No. •'!. eatis 47c
Heinz's Prepared Spaghetti, 2 medium size
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Yellow Free Peaches, No. 2’ 2 cans (in heavy
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Premier Salad Dressing, large bottle.. 41c
Split Sweet Pickles, quart jars at.. 43C
Cjuecn Olives, quart jars at. 53c
Welch's Grapeladc, per jar. 27c
Welch's drape .Telly, per glass. 16c
Welch's Pure Strawberry Preserves . . 33c
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13 .. caddie* of Iten's Holiday Assortment
Cookies, consisting of S1N-K1ST
CREAMS. NTT ( REAMS and CHOCO
LATE GEMS three of the finest cookies
baked; $1.00 value, special caddy. 88c
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Log Cabin Syrup, medium size can. . 53c
Pillsbury's Pancake Flour, 2 pkgs. for 33c
Pure N. Y. Buckwheat Flour, 5-lb. hag 40c
10 lh. hag.75t
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The celebrated American Beauty Macaroni,
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Milk Chocolate Caramels, per lb. 45c i
Chocolate Covered Molasses Chips, lb.. 45c 9
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Peach Flavored Prunes. .1 lbs for.33c
l.arge Dried Peaches practically pooled!
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Pulled Cooking Figs. 2 lhs. for. 47*
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