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THE BEE. OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8. 1013
Only One Way
To Stomach Hialtli
KM Three Meal n Day and Let
Stuart T).V!ncp!ln Tablet DlRCit
Thcni. The Stomach Soon Re
cover Mt This llricf Rest.
Ti t very won't thlntr you can 1o Is to
starve vourcelf to nverfm stomach mis
ers Slake our inealo Just a comprp
hensivo as poMlbln. fae Stuart's !
PMwia Tablets freely tor awhile and all
trace of stomach trouble will be gone.
Dletlnp Is a fallnoy. The tntenlve farm
ing ami CHrdnnlnK of the present day
for. ps such, quick results that our dletorr
la larking In the quantity of flmh-formlni?
MrtscntB of former dara. Thus r get h
Can You Draw a Moutli?
Ton Can Males JBvsry aal JPasl Snuff.
nurplus of March; nval'i nrc often ile
t.polled of much of thti.- nutritive quality:
the noli Is dopWwl of Uio amount of vege.
table unit It oucht to have. We do not
obtain tlio natural rlpned fruits and
eKctabIes hrn.Jp the stomach requires
mxlstancr to digest an overabundance of
rtirotm material ami lake rare Of fruit
arlds that Nature haI no chanoe to con
vert Into srano sugar. Ro we need more
pepsin tlmn the syBtera cah ttupply, more
diastase, more of Ue natural tonto and
preservative properties which ripened
voKetatlon should irlve ue. Thi defici
ency Is mode up In Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets and Is the only wny to have rtom-nch-health
under .modern oondlUon.
JuM try ono box and you will never
want to be without this wonderful rem
edy for storwich troubles. Muart's Pys
pepsta Tablets contain an Inirredlcnt, one
jrraln of wWf.li will rtlgeat 3,000 jrralna of
food. They am. so entirely harmless be
rtuiso they have absolutely no effect on
the system ono way r another except to
do just the one tltfns-Ulirest foodi
Kvnry dnut store soils and recommend
Ptuarfs Dyspepsia Tablet. Tho prlco is
M centa per boxv Ailvertlsoment.
t. i. A j -c i J
Competitor's Name '.
Address
PRIZES FOR THE BEST MOUTHS-$3.00 first prise;. $1.00
second prize; $1.00 third prize and five prizes valued at
$1.00 each.
RULES Competitors must be amateurs. All drawings must
be on the face cut out of The Bee. Competitors may submit
more than one drawing if they desire. Contest oloses Wednes
, day night, Jan. 15, 1913. Address, Contest Editor, Omaha Bee.
CONNECT HOMELAND SCHOOL
Dr. Winihin Talks Before University ' ,y
Club on Education. H Jf
't )
PAEENTS' FAVOR CO-OPERATION (j
Say 3Inny of the Criticisms Asnlimt
the Schools of the I, anil Arc J)
Jfot nnsril on foundation J
nt Piicli, 1 K L
'The whole tendency of education to- I
day Is to bring together the home and j
me scnooi n an errort to round out the
life of the boy or slrl." snld Dr. A
Wlnahlp of Uoston, .editor of the Amerl
est) Journal of Kducation, In his ad
dress before the University club at the
noon luncheon. He took for his subject,
"flome Recent Criticisms on Hducallon.'"
lie said there was a great dal of
criticism against asking children to study
at home In the evening to prepare les
sons for the following day, but declared
that the crlliclscm was scattered and
would have no effect as the vast mnjor
lty of educators and parents were In
favor of this co-operation.
ill mentioned soma Illustrations of un
founded criticisms thnt have been mado
against the schools of the land and
against conditions, lfe called attention
to the criticism that sometimes Is mado
and gets Into the public press, that there
are 23,000.000 children of school nge In th
United Btatea and that only 20,000,000 of
them are In school, "The fallacy here,"
he said, "lies In the misunderstanding of
what Is meant by school age."
For the purpose of thoscstatlstlcs the
school agn Is taken to be'from 5 to 21
years. Now there Is no cnueo for alarm
In these figures, for If 'we find that there
are a number of 21 year old boys that
are not li the public schools, there Is no
cause for panic. As a matter of fact, tho
nge of compulsory education Is from li
to 15. Taking then the figures ukmI by
these (.Titles, we find that according to
their own atnteinont that 20.000,000 are In
the schools, we have In the public
schools 5,(00,000 more than those of school
nge."
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No. Matter Whether the
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A
tiD NOW Chicago Ib to have a brand nowgolf club, barring women
from mcraberetilp. The Omaha Rolf clutos originally had rules
that women were not to play Saturday afternoons and Sundays,
but o few women In thin city continued their Interest in coif, that
tho rules were gradually forgotten and the Country club last year put up
several trophies for the women to oncourage. their Indulgence in the sport.
The Country chb boasts tho largest number of feminine players of
any of the clubs. And the members, are justly proud of Mrs, ,H. H
Bpragiie, who is champion of th, club and. of tho state, and basj represented
Omaha at several tournaments In Chicago and at Palm Beach. Miss
Arabella Kimball and Mrs. Jerome Mageo are two other Country club
players who enter tournaments while sperfdljig the winter in the south'.
Altogether, the Coi'Mxy tlub has about twenty women members who play,
and about six who "keep up their ame."
The Field club, which is probably the largest golf club ia thestato,
has about 600 members. Mrs. I. J. Dunn is, no doubt, the only feminine
member of tho club who plays nearly the year round; About tensor fifteen
At Happy Hollow well the -women told tuo that thojr did not keep
their scores as yet, 8b I think they do not play very often.
HANDS CHAPPED
CRACKED OPEN
Sverjr Wlntw:. At Z.sct Vt& Bsslaol.
ImEBaiat"KUf. TroaM Boas,
81 Louis, Mo., Oct. 14, 1012. '.'I hare
been troubled every winter for years with
chapped hands. They would crack open
nt the finger omSi, and at t,hoIUe of the
Joints on the Index fingers. These places
were quite painful. I tried every remedy
I know of, but with only temporary sue
uess. I commenced using Reslnot Soap and
Iteslnol Ointment last winter, and after
the first application found Immediate
lellef, and continued using them for
month, and was not troubled any n.wra,"
(Rlgned) J. A. Bruffee. 740 AuberL Ave.
When the Iteslnol treatment has once
Cleared away these dlatreealng sliln af
fections, the regular use of Beslnol
Soap prevent their return. Iteslnol la
upeedlly effective for Itching, burnlnir
eruptions, pimples, dandruff.- burns, old
sores and plies. Sold by all druggists.
For fre samples write to Dept. ST,
itesinoi (.'tiein. Co.. Vaiumore, Md.
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STOPS
TOOTHACHE
uucaniiy
Qttws th csnritr, prvrnta decay.
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TWENTIETH QENTURY FARMER
'i'it Ik Wttt,
ByMELLITIOIA,
BEEHIVE
Tuesday, January 7, 1913.
For Miss Scobie.
Mrs. rinrro C. Morlarty entertaineu in
formally at luncheon today In honor of
Miss Helen Scobie, who leaves' next weulc
to spend a few months abroad. Covers
were, laid for Mlases Helon Bcoble. Bertha
Dickey, Violet Joslyn. Mildred -nosers.
Margaret Oreer HaUin. Margaret mc
Pherson. Mildred Jlutler, Mrs. Pierre C,
Morlarty.
Fleaiura fast.
Mrs. John 1, Mcitohon entertaineu ms.'
urday evenlns In horror of her sister,
Mrs, li. It. Jtaura or Manneapons. ir.
und Mm. U U Baum wre ofrmerly of
Omaha. DahdnK was tne pasurae unui
a lata hour. Those present were:
Mlss- , Mlssrs
Nettle Bchooley, Irene lllgby,
Katheryn MoMohon, Margaret Herman,
Estella loee, Agnes Lament,.
Marie Oabler. Gertrude Keeper.
Messrs. MessTB.
Howard CronK, llussell Bvans.
Clarence Hall. Percy Qwynne,
Claud litre. yji.
Earl tisenhart. Kd Lafferty.
Mr. and Mrs. U. i. xtaum 01 ounntiiwiij,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Anderson.
Mr. ana Mrs. iiornaru juwsb.
Mr. Hall Davis, ,
Mr and Mrs. j. j. iucaionon.
ae4ay Jiorning Musical Club.
The meeting or the Tuesday Morning
Musical club was held at 10:SO o'clock
Tuesday morning at the residence of Mrs.
T. A. Nash, Tho program consisted of
numbers of modern composers and ?a
tn charge of Mrs. H. Beeuher. Howell. On
the program were Miss Olive Seymour,
plapo; MlssiOrac MoBrldt, violin; Mrs.
Hsjeel Smith Eldrldge, vocal, and'the ao.
companlsts wtre Mrs, Henry Cox, Miss
Nan Cunningham and Miss Marts Bush.
Studio Tea,
Miss Isabel Lowden entertained at a
delightful studio tea Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Klttlespn read "The Transfigur
ation of Miss. Phllura." Mtts Lowden was
assisted by:
Mlsaes-. Misses-
Violet Joelyn, Katherlne Mi-
Iluth Latsnser. viananan. '
Prances Todu, Mildred Msrnain,
Ilose Smyth, Helen Matters,
Paulino Bourke,
Burns, jr.'. J. T. Stewart Snd, W. H.
wnoeier ana Wartl BurgcsB.
Tho members o'f the Original Cooking
ciuo gave an enjoyable theater party
Monday evening at the Brandols to soo
"Otnosr W4. Following the theater
supper was served at the Omthi M..h
The tables were decorated with swssU
peaa and rose. After supper the time
was spent dancing.
Columbian Circle.
The Columbian circle will entertain
Wednesday afternoon' at their? hall,
Twpnty.second and Locust streets. The
hostesses will ,bo Mrs. Kdvrard Sweeney
and Mrs. Tompkins.
Dr. Thwaites Speaks
at Palimpsest Club
Dr. Iteubcn Oold Thwallrs, president of
the Mississippi Valley 'IllsUirlcal .associa
tion and secretary and-superintendent of
the Wisconsin State Historical society,
will be the speaker, at the next meeting
of the Palimpsest club next Jkmday
night, his theme being "The Mission of
iMJical History."
Dr. ThWiiltes has been spoken of by
Prof. H. Morso Stephens of the Univer
sity of California aa "'Incontestably the
most Industries and accomplished' editor
of American historical documents, having
to nis crcnii i(io magnuicpnL scries ,.ir
seventy-one volumes of "Tho Jesuit Rela
tions,' thirty-one volumes of 'EUrly West
ern Travels' and tho original Journals- of
Lwla and Clark In tight volumes."
$ StL ur an( ur
i Brl!l Lined Coats C-f
I MM"'" -Men
i Visas (a -w m
15
Saturday
Jan.. 11
irow to Unnkrupt'the Doctors.
A prominent New Tork physician says,
"If It wero not, for the thin-stockings and
thin soled ahora worn by women the doc
tors "would probably bo bankrupt" When
you contract a cold do not watt for It to
develop Into pneumonia, but treat It at
once. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is
Intended especially for coughs and, colds,
and has won a wide reputation by its
cures of .these diseases. It Is most effect
ual and Is pleasant and safe to take. Kor
sale by all dealers. Advertisement.
This is Bf andeis Great Semi
Annual Offer that Omaha
are All Waiting For
AVe positively will not lay asldo an overcoat or suit for anyone until tho day of sale, s'
Parcels Post Users
Are (JorOperatiug
With Mail Service
"The problom of handltug parcels post
matter Is going to solve Itself largely,"
says. Postmaster Wharton. "Monday a
largo business firm In Omaha brought a
load of fifty-two parcels to be mailed.
The firm had weighed and stamped them
at th,o office, and when we went over
them .wo found in the fifty-two packnges
only one that waa not correctly stamped.
"That, Is a splendid showing and Is an
example' of tho way the matter Is going
to work out. Tho larger places that have
occasion to mall a great deal of parcels
post matter, have already procured a
large Supply of stamps from the post of
fice. Home of them took hundreds of
dollars worth the first day they . went
oft sale. They have their scales at their
offices. Wo. have supplied them wltli the
zone maps, the tables of rates, and now
.they are weighing and stamping their
own parcels. When a large quantity of
such, matter comes to the post office we
have It unloaded at the back Platform
9iof the postofflce and then have, it
brought tosthe scales to be examined. It
Is a wonderful saving of Alme to have
the stamping dono before the parcels
come to the post office."
OMAHA WELL REPRESENTED
AT WOOL GROWERS' MEET
Omaha is to be well represented at tho
January meeting of the National Wool
Growers' association., held at CheyennJ
this week. An extra sleeper was at
tached to the Union Pacific's late train
Tuesday. This carried a party of twenty
five from South Cmaha. C. J. Lane, gen
eral freight agent of the Union Pacific,
will be at the convention, as will also
J. II. Leonard, general manager of thn
Chicago stock yards.
Local men Interested In sheep and wool
say that the meeting at Cheyenne this
weak will be the largost ever held by the
association and that the attendance la
likely to reach COO.
For the Future. -
Mrs. Frank Sheets will entertain' the
members of the Juanlta qlub Thursday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Scrlbner 'will en
tertain the members of thi
club, January 11.
10 Harmony
January Wcddiag,
The wedding of Miss Hattle Summer,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oustav Sum
mer of Chicago, to Jay I. Singer of
Omaha, will take place January 27 In
Chicago.
ket when
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Ett and Gil Thin
Yes, and nice tart ones, too
the kind that grow big and
plump in the rich cranberry
bogs of Cape Cod. No danger
of not finding them in the mar
No danger of their being wilted
or spoiled. You can always have the very best of cranberries
by purchasing
you
them.
At the Army Posty
Mrs. Carl V. Hsrtmann was at home
Informally this afternoon at her home for
the officers and lates of FVrt Omaha,
The next hop atVTort Omaha will oe
Friday evening. January IT. when a num
ber of guests from Omaha and Fort Crook
will attend. -'
The next hop at Fort Crook will W
Friday evening.-
Major and Mrs. 'Noyes will enUrtaln tt
For Crook Brldgs elnb. Wednesday evening.
MAKEPEACE
Evaporated
Cranberries
Orif iasJ Cooking Club. "
Thi Is tumtng an old phrase faea
about, but saodtrn methods of reducing
fat havo mad tais " revision possible.
If you are orerfat and also averse to
physical exertion and likewise fond of
the table and Mill want to rtducs your
excess fiash asreral ywft4a, sV this: Oo
to your druggist (or writs the Marmola
Co.. Parmer BlMlncn Detroit- Mich.)
an sjv film (or Mod tbeta). Tt eeats.
For this saofeat asaovat of uvmvr tea
4ruMlst will pt you In the way of st
ttytaf yowr aasbftion for a nlea, trim,
silm Mure. Ho will hand yon a targsj
-as.se of Uarmola Prescrlytian Tablets
(compounded t accordance wVth the fk-
i which you must take after ach meal
' K - J . 1 . ..II . 1 I tu.
your fat at the rata f IS to II ounces
No waste you don't have to wash or
M pick them over'- even sterilized before
being evaporated.
You can keep a package in your home
far a year and they won't lose their flavor
or freshness-because only the water is
evaporated,
Then when you wish to use them, sim
ply soak in water and you have cran
berries that will make, the most delicious
Sauce, Pie, Pudding or Jelly.
Tht flavor of Makepeace Evaporated
Cranberries it the most appetizing you
ever tasted, because there selected -berries,
ripened on the vituand picked by hand when
at their ripest and best. Ordinary berries
sold in bulk from barrels have to be
picked green,-you know.
Ask your grocer today for Alakepcaca
Evaporated Cranberries. . Cooking re
ceipts inside the package just follow di
rections - then if you- don't say they are
better thanany cranberriesyoueverbought
simply take them back to the dealer and
he willcheerfullyrefund your money. Com
parison is the real test Vou be the judge.
a day. Teat Is alu Just go on eating
what van like, leave exerelatnx to th
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natural
ftsk a4
g. i
self.
trUa 1
ki tki wsdsValy avaat of your dealer not harts Makspsaca Erap.
raUsl CraafearrJe, tell him ts fat them foryau freH his jobber.
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