Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, November 23, 1913, MAGAZINE SECTION, Image 49

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TIZ Frees You
From Sore Feet
All Foot-Aches, Pains and Swelling,
Quickly Cured by TIZ. Corns, Bun
iont, Calluses Relieved Right Off.
Here' How I Ran for a
Car Before Using
TIZ.
Here' How I Run
Now at Train
Time.
When your fect play out there's not much
Joy in living. Foot misery takes the spunk
out of any man or woman. TIZ, for tender
feet, is a quick, sure remedy for all foot troub
les; a comforting foot bath tablet that clears
out the clogged-up pores. It brings instant
relief to corns, bunions, calluses and chit
bjains. Chafed, tired, blistered feet shoe
pinched and smelly, arc soothed back to health
and comfort by this foot gladdcncr, TIZ, for
tender feet.
Be sure you get TIZ; don't take anything
else. Price 25 cents at druggists' and depart
ment stores. If your dealer won't supply TIZ,
wc will, by mad, on receipt of price. Walter
Luther Dodge & Co., 1223 S. Wabash Ave.,
Chicago.
Do Away With Bands
of Steel and Rubber
fnt?Er , STIIAHT'H PLAIWO-PADS
V Laf r C jfWSSte- are different from the truss,
I 3-ry be'" roedlelnn applicator
x2S?GWiBSlj made aelf-nitliralvo pur-
poselr to hold the distended
muscle securely in place. No
at nips, buckles or springs at
tached to the I'lnimo-l'nilfi.
Cannot slip, an cannot chafe
V "i KmSSmM ur Press arnlnst the publo
f K-Ij' JaF bone. Thousand hare auc
llllAl tC Dl ADaft cesfnlly treated themselves
iniHLUr KLAKAU nt home without lilndmnce
from work mot obstinate cases conquered. Soft ns
velvi't casr to nunlr -Inexpensive. Awarded
Uold Medal. Home) Grand l'rlx, I'arls. Process of
recovery Is natural, so af terwnrd no use fur trusses.
We prove what we saj by sendlngyou Trial of l'lapao
absolutely fllKIC Wrltonatuo on post card and send
TODAY. Aililrraa
PLAPAO LABORATORIES. Block 4U. St. tit. Ma.
Can You Shave?
Rub a Utile "3 In One"
on your razor strop till
leather becomey soft ana
pliable s draw razor blade UJ
I DClwccn uiumu ana imrr (
s moisicnca wnn - jin wiw j
lhaiitrop. The razor cuts
t S times as easy and clean:
nous me ease longer -n
V zor saver tor every
C- Shaver" which elves the
scientific reasons, and a
generous trial bottle Marl
, . write to-day.
3 IN 1 OIL CO.,
4ZZR, Broaaway
Perfect hearing is now being re
stored in every condition of deaf
ness or defective hearing from
causes such as Catarrhal Deaf,
ness. Relaxed or Sunken Drums.
Thickened Drums, koarinff and
Hissing isounas, renoraiea.
Wholly or Partially Destroyed
Drums.Discharge from Ears, etc
Wilson Common-Sense Ear Drums
"Littl Wirtless Phones for tht Ears" require no
medicine but effectively replace what is lacking or
defective in the natural ear drums. They are simple
devices, which the wearer easily fits into the ears
Where they are invisible. Soft, safe and comfortable.
Write today for our 168 page FREE book on DEAF
NESS, giving vou full particulars and testimonials.
WILSON EAR DRUM CO- Incorporated
251 Tnte r-Southem Blrtg. LOPIS'VII.LE. KY,
DOLLARS IN HENS
Keduce cost of living-. Produce your
own Ken and Poultry. No larse space
required. Our poultry, oaa-aiine tells
now, i mo. trial, loo. sample tree,
l'oultry Iot. l-3, Gnaheii. Inil,
12 POST CARDS FREE
V tl tend ti it of the prettiest post cards you ever u
If vou mill mention tills t4ir sail tend 10 ta pay result sad
mailing and tar that vou will ahow our cards to 6 of your
menu, w 9, an ivsaa ua u w., ajj a. am nana., ra.
have done you a great Injustice
No man has a right to deprive an
other of his livelihood. I have bit
terly regretted It It Is you whom I
wish appointed manager."
"Challis," said Stranlelgh, "tako
the car, and bring your wife. Say
her father wishes to Beo her."
Challis disappeared, and in nn in
credibly short time, during which
Anson and Stranlelgh chatted to
gether, tho door opened, and Ger
trude Challis camo In.
"Father," she cried, "Jim sayB he
means to scrap all tho machinery In
tho factory. Shall wo throw our dif
ferences on that scrap-heap?"
The old man gathered her in his
arms, and kissed her again and
again. Ho could not trust his voice.
That night Ponderby thought It
had been long since ho had seen his
master look so satisfied, and tho
valet's hopes soared high It might
mean a speedy return to England.
An account of the meeting between
Lord Btranlciah and the most beauti
ful woman in America, will appear in
an early number of the Semi-Month
ly Magazine.
I . NEW I
J WRINKLES t
Thla HrTUftm.nl I. . n.n.r.) Ri rhmnr. of Idaoa for oar raad
era. Nearly ovary ona haa workad out or happonad upon batur
war 01 ooina oomouiinff man ina uaoai virm naw wnn.i.
If vou know ut naw wrinkla. rirm nthr tho advantwra of It.
and at tha aalwa timo bonaAl rooraalf . Ona dollar will oa.caki
for twh wrtnkla amUd. Ilnnaad nuuiooeriota will bo
uoatrov-'dunl.aapoataa'atooatloaca' for ratarn. Addroaa NKW
nKiNKKKUUHkAU, Hoom izu nrta Avonoa ifuiMina. naw
York. N.Y.
Tho keeping of recipes clipped from
papers and magazines Is a problem.
Into a largo strong envelope marked
"Untried Recipes," put six small en
velopes marked "Meats and Vegeta
bles, Salads, Desserts, Candies, Can
ning and Preserving, and Miscellane
ous"; place all clipped recipes into
their proper envelopes. Then, If pos
sible, test out from one to three new
recipes a week. If the results are
pleasing to tho palate pasto tho recipe
in Its proper place In a loose-leaf
scrapbook; If not, destroy It Tho
sortlng-out plan saves much time;
and tho testlng-out method saves the
scrapbook from being crowded with
undesirable recipes. O. A. H., Hins
dale, 111.
Baby's stockings become full of
holes at the top whero they aro con
stantly pinned. This may be pre
vented by sewing a little square of
muslin to tho top of tho stocking
which is Just the right sizo for the
safety pin. When tho stockings hap
pen to be a little short, this device
lengthens them a good Inch and by
preventing raveling adds greatly to
the life of the stocking. H. M., Seat
tle, Wash.
To remove the fat from broth or
soup Intended for a delicate stomach,
It is not necessary to allow it to bo
come cold as Is usually done. In
stead place a fine wlro slevo on ice,
until it Is thoroughly chilled, and
pour the liquid through this. If tho
liquid is partially cooled, tho fat will
solidify on the cold wire, and the
broth will be ready for immediate
use. A. L., Denver, Colo.
When hot cloths are necessary In
timo of Illness, a colander is a labor
saving device. Place the colander
with the hot cloths over a kettle that
Is half full of boiling water. Cover
colander closely and keep the kettle
on tho back of range. In this way
the change of cloths is quickly and
easily made. Lu R. H., Los Angeles,
Cal.
A delicate thickening for soups Is
obtained by the use of pearl tapioca.
Boll the tapioca till clear, then strain
the liquid from It Into the soup. Tho
result is a clear soup. S. C. C, Prov
idence, It. I.
Rub the ends of the ribs of the um
brella, where they are fastened, with
vaseline. It is rust that loosens and
forces the little wires out, and this
will prevent it. W. D Philadelphia,
Pa.
It. J
Motion PIcturo Stnr Crosses
Continent on Horseback.
Clro nldgely and her husband, late stars of
several motion picture companies, undertook
to tide from New York to San Francisco with
out changing boraea. Turnout the lourney the
fresh beauty of Mrs. llld-tely's completion
madefolkaakepUcal other ru tied eiperlenrea.
Ilerletter below glvea her way of keeping the
skin soft and smooth under trying condlUoas.
HE fair women who despair of pro
tecting their complexions against
the ravages of outdoor life will be
greatly interested in the following
extract from a letter written to
the Frederick F. Ingram Company
by Cleo Ridgely, a well-known motion
picture star.
"I am very fair and having ridden through rain,
ccld and excessive heat, my skin I In just the
name condition a when I started, although my
husband I so sunburned and tanned that he
would be taken for a Mexican, hence they think
my husband I riding and I am traveling by train,
but such is not the case. Leaving New York I
tiled many things to guard against the elements
and protect my tln to some degree at least, but
n t until I started the use of Milkweed Cream
did I find the proper article.
" I want merely to thank you for placing such an
article of merit upon the market and cannot reo
ummend It too strongly. It Is on article that I
will never be without.
"Sincerely, CLEO RIDGELY."
Let Ingram's Milkweed Cream be your shield
against the weather. It brings a charming
sense of cleanliness to your skin and keeps it
soft and smooth.
For the woman who is kept indoors it is a
mild stimulant to the skin, giving it a natural,
radiant glow.
Ingram's Milkweed Cream is applied lightly,
night and morning. Requiring no rubbing
it docs not enlarge the pores.
. Let us prove to you the value of Ingram's
Toilet Specialties by a personal test; write us
yours and your Druggist's name and address,
and receive through him, free, our box of
samples. Or enclose ten cents and wc will
mail them direct.
FREDERICK F. INGRAM CO.
Windsor, Ont. 84 Tenth St. Detroit, Mich.
Ingram's Velveola Souveralno Face Powder is powdered per
fection for the Complexion. Price, 50 cents at drug store or by mail,
postpaid. A handsome Vanity Box FREE when you buy Ingram's
Velveola Souvcraine.
Onr advertiser (ell US uhen we elve you the best mag-ailne.