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GIRLS ON THE STREETS..... As we were strolling down the Avenue on North 24th St., this is the latest jive that we overheard: C. S. Saying positively that J. F. was the only love in her heart. Snookie Dean enroute to the Blue House to celebrate his week ly salary. ...... I Never Before A SALE LIKE THIS! Get A Nearly New for the lowest Price ever. • •• COME IN NOW— CHRYSLERS, HUICKS, La SALLES, CHEVROLETS, FORDS, PLYMOUTHS MURPHY’S 14th & Jackson AT-4411 NEW! “BACTERIOSTATIC” FEMININE HYGIENE now finding grant favor among woman... Many doctors recommend regular use of douches as a precautionary meas ure for women who want to be clean, dainty—for women troubled by offend ing odor or discharge. Some products may be harmful to delicate tissue*. But not Lydia E. Pinkham's Sanative Wash I Pinkham's Sanative Wash is gaining great favor because It’s NOT a harmful germicide, Instead-lt’s a mighty effective “bac teriostatic'' (the modern trend). It not only discourages bacterial growth and infection but thoroughly cleanses, deo dorises. Very soothlng-relieves minor irritations and discharge and has a tonic effect on delicate membranes. Inexpensive! All druggists. 1 WE WONDER AS USUAL— What Morgan’s theory was last Sunday—here is his routine— Dinner at one Chick’s house, an invite of course; Paying one girl’s way to the show; And making a Council Bluffs’ dance- Why Willard! NOW FOR THE MARCH OF TIME 1938— I’m in the mood for love. 1939— No, No, A thousand tim es No! 1939- 40—Maybe, 1940— (In the Dark You’ve Got Me this Way,— We Three! ****** Speaking of Helen Bradshaw, it looks as though she is running a stiff competition with Uncle Sam’s soldiers. Don’t you like the plain clothes men, Helen? ROMANTIC STUDS— Joyce Blair versus Edward Hicks, 'Mary Harris versus Donald Stewart, Theresa Hicks versus Herman Franklin, Dorothy Smith versus A1 Mc Clarty, Octavia McClarty versus Louis Baker, Thelma Hicks versus Walter Wil Hams, Evelyn Stewart versus Harry Rutledge, •****• More next week—G. 0. T. S.— signing off, until this time next week—We’ll be seein’ U. HIRES IDEAL Bottling Company MAKERS OF SUPERB BEVERAGES ' 911 North 24th Street OMAHA, NEBRASKA nr- — ■. — -—■ —-— k For HELP HER STAY YOUNG CUcbucalLf. our love and appreciation for the thousands of things she has done for us in her role ol homemaker . . . her words of encouragement* her sympathy and understanding, and her kindly tolerance of our faults and foibles. May the years to come treat her gently is our prayer. Electric servants release Mother from drudgery in the home . . . they help her stay young. Give your Mother more time for rest, for her family, and for pleasure. Give her electric servants to help conserve her strength and youth! ■ UOTBBl pOSSIDie coat. LIVE Even Better— ELECTRICITY IS Even Cheaper SEE YOUR DEALER OR NEBRASKA POWER COMPANY HARLEM’S OLDEST NEGRO l’HARMACY WELCOMES JESTS —A NEW COMER Founded in iOSl, the Clover Leaf I’harmacy, Inc., at 2436—7th Avc,, New York, is Harlem’s old 2t‘, Negro-owned drug store. Fic rured here is Joseph W. Wallace, Secretary of the Clover Leaf, ex plaining to Mrs. Trini Walker wife of Harlem’s popuplar band leader why Jests are ‘‘jest1’ the thing for acid indigestion and heartburn. “Most of our success”, says Mr. Wallace, “is due to the fact that we carry only reliable drug prod ucts of proven value. Jests c:e made and guaranteed by the same folks who put out ExLax, the cho colated laxative, and we know from over 20 year’s experience, that when they get behind a prod act it must have unusual merit. Ex-Lax is our biggest selling laxa tive and, from the way the de mand is growing for Jests, our customers must be mighty pleas ed with the way these little mint flavored tablets give relief from diicomforts caused by excess stomach acid.” ‘REMEMBER” (by Myrtle M. Goodlow) Remember your mother today, And make her happy while you may, For many a one today— Would be happy if they, Could see just once again, The face so dear to them — For they have found there is no other, Loyal and faithful like mother. Happy and blest are they, Who wear red roses today. STANLEY VS. STANLEY IN DIVORCE COURT (Continued from pag<e 1) the defendant or required by the Court. Plaintiff alleges that notwith standing the defendant being an able-bodied man, capable of earn ing, and does earn approximately $80.00 per month, defendant has refused and neglected to support plaintiff and teir child; that de fendant has been guilty of non support; that plaintiff is witho'ut funds to prosecute this action. WHERFORE, plaintiff prays for a decree of absolute divorce of, and from the defendant, for a suitable allowance for support and maintenance for herself and child during the pendency of this action and for a final allowance of ali mony which will adequately sup port and maintain herself aid child; for custody of Donald Stan ley; for temporary attorney’s fees and court costs pending the final hearing of this action and for such other and further relief as the court may deem just and equit able in the premises. Grace Stanley, by Ray L. Williams, Her Atty. State of Nebraska) County of Douglas) S. S. Grace Stanley, being first duly sworn upon oath deposes and says ■ ■ ■ Sports.. (BY CHARLES WASHINGTON) The Stars lost their first start in five games last Friday to ICs 6-3. Woodson won from HSS. 3-2 in a pitching duel between Herb Peak of the HSS. and St. Clair Brookfield of Woodson- Both pitched good bill. Two errors let in two of Woodson’s runs. Monday HSS. defeated 4Cs 6 4. Richard Gray pitched excellently for 4Cs. but got no support. Wood son edged Stars 6-3. HI-LEAGUE TIED When Hawks defeated Rambl ers 11-4 and Orphans beat Tigers 9-1 last Thursday. The Urban Hi League went into a three way tie between Ramblers, Hawks and Ti gers. In downing the Ramblers the Hnwks showed great offensive power. They got 12 hits off of the combined pitching of Talbert and Gray. Vikings staged a last inning rally to eke out a 13-121 win over the Knights. Tuesday the Ramblers defeated the Vikings 14-5- The Vikings got their 6 runs in the second olf of Weldon Ross. Bob Talbert re lieved Ross then set the Vikings that she is the plaintiff in the a bove entitled action; that she has read the foregoing petition, knows the contents therein, and that the same are true. Grace Stanley, Subscribed and sworn to before me this 19th day of April A- D. 1941,—Ray L. Williams, Notary Public. --- MAKE THRIFTY SALADS SPARKLE Everyone will love the rich, creamy taste of this wholesome, modem type dressing. QUART 9 JAR FEATURED AT SAFEWAY ©--<& down with 2 hits in five innings. ‘‘Red” Weisbuch pitched the Or phans to a 7-4 win over the Tig ers. Here ceived poor support from his infield. The Knights scored a 8-0 victory over the Tig ers Jim Pulley allowed the Tig ers two hits both coming in suc cession. One was a bunt by Har rison and the other a hit into right field by Johnson. Nate Mill who pitched for the Tigers, suf fered a broken finger in this game. He was covering home as a play er slid into his finger and broke it. STORZ’S WIN TWO After dropping their opener to Nebraska Clothing 7-3. Stoiz ■won from Blue Ribbon 14-4 and Wilson 5-2. While his teammates were collecting 16 hits, Mart Thomas allowed Blue Ribbon 6 hits. Thomas pitched under the handicap of a sore toe. Monroe Coleman set Wilson down with 3 hits. Wilson’s two runs and two of their three hits came on errors after.two were cut. Next week Storz’s plays Wilson Monday, May 12 and Nebr. Cloth ing Saturday, May 17. 'Illose games are in the Greater Outsit* League and will be played at 8 p. m. at Fal staff Park. RAMBLERS GIRLS LOSE The North Omaha Ramblers dropped their first two games in the Omaha Girls League. They lost their first one to Russel 15-3 and their second to Malashook 17 -1. They will play Malashock Mon day, May 12 and American Bever age Thursday, May 15 at Falstaif Park at 7 p. m. DRAG ME DADDY!!! WHY WERE— two certain Northside Cats chas ed to the carline over in South O maha the other day? as it be cause they were trying to be I ec hinvars” and steal some of th° Southside girls? Look out boys. ***** RUSSELL Washington’s arrival in town was a blessing to two certain chicks who are claiming him. ****** I WONDER— When Robert Fountain is going to dee:ae whetheri t is going to be D. S. or G. W. ****** Y7E WERE— glad to have Barney Williams back for a short while. Some of Mary Anna’s old pals made sever al visits over to see her. ****** W. a. SEEMS— to be knocking himself out Wj’,h J. D. Oh yes, we know. ****** B. W. SEEMS— to le satisfied now since J. Jl. ha? found his new love in J. F. ****** WHY WAS— Charles Washington so blue ard quiet over the week-end? “BING CROSBY’’— Morris’ party was on the other night, wasn’t it V. S ? • WHEN WILL— O. MC. make up her mind over two young dudes? ****** WHAT DID— Herman Vernell tell Freida Laurey to make her fall for him so or did she see his car? THE ELKS— Drum and Bugle Corps draws lots of excitement on the Corby playground every Monday, Wed nesday and Friday from :30 to 8 p. m. ****** S'»NGS DEDICATED TO PFOFJ. F— Sma.'1- Try—Bobby Fry, I'm Just Wild About Harry,— Evelyn Stewart You Walked By—Frieda Laurey You’re So Fine—Herman Vern al, The Lady In Red—Kathryn t oy lor, You Mmt’ve Been A Beautiful Baby- -Elizabeth Riley, Do i Worry?—Earl Henry, So Long—Robert Fountain, Man From the South—Roose velt Layton, What Have I Done—Bette Wil liams, Jelly, Jelly—M. T. Murrell, Boogie Woogie Bugler,—Sonny rl rigg 1301 N. 24th St. WE- 4737 Metropolitan Produce Co. HOME OF LIVE CARP & BUFFALO A. A. Rosschaert, Prop. I- "® TYPEWRITERS, Adding Machines, Duplicating Machines For Sale. One Remington Typewriter $15.00 Terms Arranged L. R. FOX COMPANY 430 Electric Bldg. JA. 485S INDIGESTION may affect the Heart Gas trapped in the stomach or gullet may aet like a hair-trigger on the heart. At the first sign of distress smart men and women depend on Bell-ans Tablets to set gas free. No laxative but made of the fastest acting medicines known for acid indigestion. If the FIRST DOSE doesn't prove Bell-ans better, return bottle to us and receive DOUBLE Mouey Back, 25c. READ The GUIDE THAT’S A FRIEND (by BETTY LAWSON) (Thb Poem Was Dedicated to Mrs. Lawson, Betty’s Mother, by Betty) The chain that is binding The tongue that is still The heart that keeps beating The promise to fulfill The hand that will grasp you When you fall below The voice that will help you Sing songs as you go The mind that will tell you The wrong from the right The comrade whose willing The battle to fight. The arm that’s about you When dark is the way The smile that will cheer you Both night and day. The words that are comforting Through grief and sorrow The comrade that will stay Today and tomorrow The eyes that will watch you Through suffering and pain, The one who will stick Through sunshine and rain. MOTHER AND DAUGHTER BANQUET Reservations are now open for the Annual Mothers’ and Daugh ters’ Banquet which will be held at Northside Branch YWCA., on May 12th. Features of this af fair will be the historical picture of Tuskegee Institute by the late Richard B. Harrison, the “De Lawd in the famous Negro allegary of "The Green Pastures”. The re nown Tuskegee Choir will sing in the feature picture. A comedy will also be shown Those in charge are Mrs- Elma Longmeyer, Miss Grace Donnelly assisting will be Mrs. Marie Rob inson, Miss Catherine Mandy, Miss Mary Brown, Mrs. Mildred Dorri.s Mrs. Jamie Normna, Mrs. HaydetJ and /others. {The menu will be as follows: baked ham, candied sweet potatoes, slaw sal ad, beans, hot rolls, cookies and ice cream. The banquet will be Monday at o’clock. Real Shoe Man— FONTENELLE SHOE REPAIR CASH AND CARRY CLEANER 1410 North 24th St. CARL CRIVERA CFTReU[F This Fast Waif -or Monsy Back For quick relief from itching of eczema, pimples athlete’s foot, scabies, rashes and other ex ternally caused skin troubles, use world-famous, cooling, antiseptic, liquid D. D. D. Prescription. Greaseless, stainless. 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