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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 28, 1917)
10 pclp Scorns Vj rebraary27 Fraternity Reunion. Nebraska chapter of the Sigma JCjr fraternity will hold its annual ban quet Saturday evening at the Lin coln hotel, Lincoln. The banquet will be preceded on Friday evening by an informal dance at the Lincoln hotel. Many Omaha members are planning to spend the week-end at Lincoln. Among those expected to make the trip are: Mmik Messrs. C. H. Murphey, E. A. Robrey, N. R. Brlghem, Oarratt Falr.oln, fecll Bordner. B. a. Hays, F. J. Jumpor. E. R. Cars. William L.. Randall, Lumlre Safartk, R. M- Parkinson, E. J. Krehullk, ' A. J. Rom, 1. F. Templln, R. A. Brownelt. Brandeiaea to Return. Mrs. Herman Conn is expecting Mrs. Arthur D. Brandeis and Miss Leola Brandeis to arrive Wednesday from California, where they .vent to attend the wedding of Ervine John Brandeis and Miss Madeline Frank in San Francisco. They will be at the Fontenelles over Sunday, leaving then for the east. The bridal couple, Mr. and Mrs. " Ervine Brandeis, are still in the west and expect to go on to White Sul phur Springs for a short stay be fore taking up their residence at the Blackstone in Omaha. It is possible that they may atop in Omaha a day cnroute east, but they are keeping their plans secret for the present. Wives of Solons Entertain. The following Omaha women, with women from other sections of the state, will be hostesses to the Ne braska legislative league tomorrow afternoon at the Lincoln hotel in Lin coln. Mrrlamri I. H. Craddock. R. A. Schneider, James Nielson, J. H. Bulla and Henry C Richmond. : Social Gossip. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Orr will give up their home the first of April and go to the Blackstone for the sum uier months. Mrs. Orr, who is recov ering from an .operation for ap pendicitis, wishes to be f'ee from the responsibility of a house. Mr. J. Holt Tipton of St Louis was the week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Peters. J Mr. E. 0. Hamilton is in Florida V with his son, Mr. Warren Hamilton, of Chicago.' The latter recently re covered from a serious attack of pneumonia. Mrs. Jay D. Foster left on Monday for Nampa, Idaho, where she will make a short visit with her mother and brother, Mr. Ralph Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Selby returned Friday evening from their wedding trip in the east. They will be with Mr. Selby's parents for the oresent. Mrs. W. L. Selby will entertain at tea on Wednesday, March 7, for her son's wife. In th near future Mrs. E. W. Norris and Mrs. William Schopp will entertain for the bride. Mrs. Julius Kiper of ChicagoUeaves Friday for home in Chicago after a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Isidor Ziegler, of this city. Mr, and Mrs. W. P. Durkee, who have been visiting friends in the city the last two weeks, left Saturday for their home in Chicago. Mrs. F. L. Baxter of Salt Lake City, who is visiting here sister, Mrs. H: . Stine, will remain with her until autumn Miss Catherine Lacy is expected home from New York Wednesday, Stork Sneclal. A son was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. T. J. McCormick. Mrs. McCormick was formerly Miss Edna Sellings of Benson. Jottings on the Calendar. ine unitarian junior ciuo n plan ning a large subscription dancing party at Turpin's on Friday evening, March 9, instead of Friday evening of this week, as at first announced. The affair will be a benefit forthe church building fund and is under the auspices of the Unitarian church. The St.' James Orphanage Sewing society will meet Thursday afternoon tt 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Charles Savidge. Miss Olive Ferguson will entertain very informally Saturday evening at a bridge party. The Thursday Dun dee Bridge cluh will meet this week at the home of Miss Ferguson. . Members of one of the Tuesday For Sal by a J . hy'OJteiUJlclcv SURPRISES FRIENDS WHEN SHE MARRIES. h MRS. WARREN A DRUMMOND. Miss La Vivienne Hulshizer of Kansas City surprised her friends by slipping away, with her mother, and coming to Umaha Saturday to at married to Warren A. urummona, a former Kansas Citv man. who is now connected with the Omaha National bank. The bride is a niece of Mrs. Karl A. Lininger, whom she visited last summer. The marriage took place Saturday in the couple's apartments in the Tra verton, Rev. Charles E. Cobbey of the First Christian church officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and ' Mrs. Godfrey Hulshizer. Mr. Drummond's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Drummond(also live in Kan sal City. bridge luncheon clubs, the Lavete, and other card clubs are planning to play at the large card party at the Blackstone Wednesday for the benefit of the Jewish war sufferers' lief fund. Mr9. C. Louis Meyer will entertain the Friday Junior Bridge club at her home Thursday afternoon. ' Mrs. Meyer has been a frequent guest of the club. . . . . The next meeting of .Delta Delta sorority will be held the second Sat urday in March with Miss Naq Prankish. The assistant hostesses for the occasion will be Miss Stella Mor rison and Mrs. P. S. St. Clair. The Qui Vive club will give a danc ing party at Turpin's academy Friday evening. . Dr. and Mrs. I. C. Wood will en tertain, their monthly dinner club Saturday evening. Martin Bush, an Omaha musician, will be the accompanist for Madame Charlotte Lund, at that noted singer s recital at the Young Women's Chris tian association auditorium Wednes day evening. ,, , ... Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Yohe will entertain at a dinner party Saturday night at the Fontenelle. Informal Entertaining. Mr? C. E. Dailey was hostess to her Kensington club this afternoon in place of Mrs. Lester Bratton, when nine members were present. Miss Madeline Kaiser of Chicago was the only guest o' the club. ' Mrs. F. J. Jumper" wilt entertain at a luicheon tomorrow at the Black stone in honor of Mrs. E. B. Dailey of New York City, who is visiting Mr. Dailey's parents. The gutsis will be Mesdames Dailey, R. N. Howes and Katherine Le Bart. Mrs. rtailrv will return home in a week. WHITE-STOKES Mallo will work wonders "What shall I have for dessert?" , How often do you ask yourself that question Vou have made your des serts the same way for years and they have lost their' charm. Here's a wonderful new Kelp for yon Tradasnark Raglstarad With Mallo the old desserts become new delights. Mallo will heir) you to make new cake icings, aalad dressings, puddings, pies, doughnuts and desserts of kII kinds. Wondrously delicate so tempting and delicious you will have expressions of surprise and delight from every member of your family. And Mallo is ao simple and easy to i use. Right from the can if desired, or you can thin it with a little water, cream or milk. Originated amaf warts au y WHTTE-STOKES CO., Inc., cfiicago, UL . Not thla plejaaw If (iirejctioru eskivenoeitliecenanJin the racir book ara eanfblly followed, perfect results ' and complete satiafactioo will be assured. All Loading Grocers and Department Storas COUPON WHITE-STOKES MALLO MIXING SPOON Trris coupon and lOe to cover the cost of mailing kJII obtain for yon one of the handsome, durable, handy Mallo Mixing Spoona. Made eapecialty for the asers of Mallo: easily worth 25c: cannot beught in any store. For sailing Mallo, for MaHo deseerta and generally jOaeful around the kit chen. Write aame and address plainly. Name....! THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1917. SALESMAN PICKS GROH ASPROSPECT Tells Him All About HiB Ma chine, Just as Though He Had Real Money. HAS HIS SPIEL DOWN PAT By A. R. GROH. It was at the Auto show. Just why this young salesman picked me out as a good "prospect" for a car selling around $2,000 I don't krlow. Maybe it was because I had my suit freshly pressed and my shoes shincd in honor of the Auto show. Anyway, i appre ciated the compliment. Almost before I knew it, I was seated in the driver's seat in a rakish Resta-Rickenbacher position with my hands on the wheel, the steering wheel, you understand. I noticed some little levers and things in the floor, so I put my feet on several of them. "Did you ever touch a clutch that worked more easily than that one.' the exquisitely tailored, collared and barbercd young man asked me. . 1 replied, with perfect truth, that 1 never nan. , "Notice that steering column, he continued. "Semi-irreversible worm and gear; horn button on top. Asks Some Questions. I couldn't see any use for a worm, semi-irreversible or otherwise, on an automobile; but I didn't say any thing. 1 thought I ought to ask a question or two, so I asked: "How about the transmission is it of the, er, semi-vibratory type or He looked at me in a queer manner, I thought. "The transmission," he said, is se lective, three speeds and a reverse. The third speed is the direct drive. The car includes all standard equip ment, less water, oil and gasoline, of course." ' , "Oh, of course, less those, I agreed, feeling Jhat I was on safe ground here. . "The electric system is the last word," he continued. -"Built integral with the motor, including independent starting and lighting units with direct- current ignition, direct-driven genera tor efartintr mntnr wltn automaut ny- wheel, vertical ignition distributor driven from cam shaft and 125-ain-pere hour storage battery with aux- iliary ury wiw . Pretendi to Know. "Gee, it's certainly all right," I de clared. I hadn't any idea what it all meant, but I felt I ought to say some thing. . , . . , "Anil s nne-man never-leak top. he finished, "complete with slip cover and side curtains, carried in pockets in front and rear." . I remarked that, while I had pock ets in front and rear myself, I couldn t possibly carry slip cover and side cur tains in them. This young salesman then showed himself "right there" with the repar tee, for he remarked with a smile and a glance at my head, tnat ne nopeu i a never-leak "loo." tOO. I took this occasion to tell him that I was not expecting to buy a car just now, owing to most of my capital be ing tied up in big munitions contract, for the German government and the rest of it being in the Building n loan, where I have to give thirty days' no- .sa -v rlrauf it nilt. He received the news with perfect tn.innimitv. He declared there are rninv onnct cars at the show, though natuiaJly. he believes his own has just a little the bst of any of them. He i .a I ..,ll,t look about and see everything and have a good time. AndJ I thanked this likable young maul sincerely. Woman Burned When Door Of Furnace Flies Open Mrs R. D. Brown, 2659 Camden avenue, heard a rumbling in her cel lar. She rushed down and just as she the furnace the. door flew open, propelled by a bursting water prPe and was severely scalded about the legs. She ran to the home of Mrs. Raymond, a neigiiDor, wuu ..v. emergency treatment. The tire de n..,n,.ni resnonded and extinguished the flames before any damage was done to the dwelling. for you, Madam Mallo is snow-white, rich and creamy moiat. Note that it Is moist. So it is all ready to use. AH the work is done for you in our spotlessly white, sun lighted modern factory. The purest and most expensive of ingredients are used in making Mallo y,t wo giro you a big quart can for only 30. ' Look for the beautiful blue and gold can on your dealer's shelf or better still, phone him or tell the delivery boy to include a can of Mallo in your rBeer'sure to say WHITE-STOKES MALLO. , . , , . ; , That's the original mout product ot the White-Stokes factory. And on top of every can you will find our un qualified guarantee: Whita-Stokes Co. (Inc.) guarantM thj contents to oa in perfect condition. It after using according to directions, rou fail to get results, return to your dealer. He Is authorised to refund your money. Mallo keeps moiat and sweet indef initelyis always fresh and appetizing. Your grocer has White-Stokes Mallo and will recommend it to you they al ready know how good it is from per- . sonal experience. With every can ehould be Included a White Stoke. Mallo recipe book full of new ways to make delicious goodies with Hallo. Use Mallo and watch your agl, "ilk hoe cream kiila Become smaller. Mallo is made in the Whlte-Stokea spot lessly white, sura lighted modern factory. MaHo Bavarian Cream Dissolve one package of Orenfce Jell-O mono pint of booing water. Add half a capful of injur and stand aside until it be&ins to hard en. Then fold in one pint of cream MALLO Sauce end Run into the mould. Serve very cold with top dreasink of whipped cream MAL LO sauce - Fashion Hint LA RACONTEUSE. An unusual and stunning evening gown developed in navy blue and gold metal brocade, this forming detached panels on both sides.A snug basque and a short round length skirt veiled with rich gold metal net top lace. A touch of fur on the bottom edge adds an interesting detail, Distinctly at tractive is the long, straight line from shoulder to hem, this being one of the season's most conspicuous fea tures. Omaha Woman's Commercial Club Elects Officers T Mrs. Stlla B. Wilson, attorney, was elected Monday night to head the newly organized "Omaha Wo man's Commercial club," made up of some forty business women. rive commissioners were eiectea. They are Miss Katherine Worley, commissioner of education; Mrs. R. H. Evans, records; Miss Jessie North rup. finance; Miss Esther Johnson, Dublic affairs, and Mrs. Katherine Remington, commissioner ot meniDer ship. Mrs. M. A. Kelly, Miss Lennie Mnnttromerv and Miss Lena Bellman were appointed a committee to draft constitution and bylaws. Monday evenings will be club nights" fof the Women's Commercial club, the meeting place to be the Van Sant college offices, this scnool is managed by a woman, Miss lone C. Duffy. I MakeMaearon! for ike Millions and I cm VervParHcularlhwltfake U MtSiqn 1 AsklbrandGei Skinner's 1 Macaroni Products Sh'tuterManuacturingGmpaity OmahaNcbraska U.&A. Lwt Macaroni factory in America By I m YOUR DOLLAR WILL STRETCH a long ways into your GROCERY LIST at THE BASKET STORES ORANGES t ORANGES! Famous RedUnd Navclit cmrltwd. fohiff fatt, few Mti juicy and twaat. 175 til, par doian. OA A 20(f ilia, par doian 31c 120 alia, par doua M P",CM: .. . ... .. $3.00. r $328 Lemons, dozen 17c, ' Apples that make the children smile and drive dlaeaaa away. California White Winter Pet-mama fancy and extra fancy, 1 C per box, at ? Colorado Jonathana, box $1.05 Comb Honey, rack ISc Galvanised Tuba, No 1 .....TSc Galvanised 12-Quart Palls SOe Market Basket, a good one for Tc Knit Wriat Gloves I everybody weara them for rough work, even the we men about the houae. pair 8c Tallow Candles, amall, for Sc Tallow Candlea, Urge, S for Sc Matches, Sc box, 3 for. ISc Diamond Axle Crease, Sc; 3 far ISc CoalolL gal, c; S gallons 42c Sewing Machine Oil, 10c bottle Sc Mouss Traps, 3 for Se Needlea, per pkg 2c Tacka, carpet. Sc . package 4c Extract Lemon, Basket Store, 1 oa. . .lie Extract Lemon, Dr. Price's, 1 oa.. ..12c Extract Vanilla, Basket Store, 1 ox. .15c Extrect Vanilla, Dr. Price's, 1 ax 18c Fruit Coloring, Tip, 1 os. 8c; 3 for. .2Sc Sunbrlght Cleanser, can, 4c; 3 lor... 10c Lighthouse Cmanssr, can 4c Pike's Peak Macaroni, Spaghetti or Noodles, Sc pkg; 3 for 22c Rve Flour. S lbs, 34c 40 Stores Omaha A Lincoln Edited bu Irma D. Gro&$ JDom4tics . (Science- Deiar'meni' Central 7tiyk (School Salad Making II. The moat familiar salad dressing found on the American table is some kind of cooked dressing. There are dozens of cooked dressing recipes in the cook jooks. The following is rather easily made, has very good keeping qualities, and is satisfactory in flavor: CnilKKII SALAD URKSHINC. 3 T. butter 2 t. UKr 3 T, flour H e. weak vinegar 1. t. muatard 2 whole eggs or , 1 I. salt 3 en yolks (4 T. It for fruit salad.) Melt gutter, add flour, then vinegar and other dry ingredients. Stir to a boil and boil three minutes. Remove from flame, add eggs and beat five minutes with a Dover egy beater. This dressing may be cooked in a double boiler so that there is no dan ger of burning. Before use, the dressing is thinned to the desired consistency with sweet or sour cream, or whippM cream. Sour cream is especially good for all but fruit salads; whipped cream is most desirable for fties. Salad Suggestions. The nice thing about salads is that there are innumerable possible com binations which are attractive and which use any available material to be found in the refrigerator. All salad materials must be fresh and cold, and criso in the cast of green vegetables: beyond these requirements tnc cook has free choice in handling the salad. If she has fine head lettuce, she will serve it in quarters, or form a bed of the leaves; if she has young and tender leaf lettuce, those leaves also can form a bed; if she has tougher head lettuce it may be cut into rib bons, or torn, making an equally at tractive nest for rest of the salad. For Phyllis Fawcett Ninth Victim of Spinal Meningitis Phyllis, 6-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur J. Fawcett, Majestic apartments, died Monday night from cerebral spinal meningitis. Mr. Faw cett is a reporter in the district court. Nine deaths from cerebral spinal meningitis have occurred in Omaha during the nine weeks since Janu ary 1. The- little girl was the grandchild of Judge Fawcett. Woman Now Director of Hynes Elevator Company Miss Bernice Aldrich, who has been with the Hynes Elevator company of Omaha ever since it was organized, has just been elected a director of that company.- Her election to the directorate came as a recognition of her service. The Haddorff Player Piano has unlimited tone possibilities, which give to the rendition of a simple melody wondrous beauty and charm. It is a Haddorff achievement of supreme musi cal qualities and excellent workmanship. Think of the happiness it would give your family. COLUMBIA GRAFONOLAS, Haddorff Music House Doug. 4240. Factory Store, 1807 Farnam Street. "WATCH OUR WINDOWS" I , CLOSING OUT SALE . We-are closing out our entire stock of olives, olive oils, wine vine gars, Maraschino cherries, preserves, etc., at less than cost prices, Come In and get your share of those bargains while the assortments are yet complete. Spring Hill Whiskey Full quarts 8 years old, S1.00. Free coupons for genuine cut glaaa dishes All coupons out will bo redeemed. CACKLEY BROS, dt. The Old Reliable Liquor House. MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY. LIVE BETTER FOR LESS I Economy Flour, an excellent heelth flour, S-lb. each 2.28 Tip Flour, nothing better milled. A . trial will convince you, 4S-lb.Sa.40 Cold Medal, 4S-lb.'eack $2 48 Cash Habit Flour, 4S-lb. sack $2.3S Cornmaal, 6 Iba. white or yellow 19c Craham er Whole Wheat, S Iba S4c Maraechine Cherries, pony sixe 9c; S for Maraschino Cherries, I as. Me Dried Apricote, lb, tOc) 3 lbs 58c Dromedary Datea, pkg lc Dried Prunes, large alia, Ik 12c Dried Peaches, fancy Mulr, lb 11c Bulk Currants, a anap, lb. . .22c Mustard. Cash Habit, 8c; 8 for. ... . .22c Vinegar, cider; grade uaually cold for 35c a gallon. A 5c trial will convince you. Our price, gallon...... 21c Bottle Vmegar 8c Rice, beat Japan, 10c rade, 4Vi lbs. for 'Se Rice has five times the teed value of potatoes. Natmnal Com Flakea, pkg, 8c; 3 for 18c Krinkle Com Flakes, large 18c pkg.. 10c P. Toaatiea. ISc oka 13c Shredded Wheat, 15c pkg He TiB Fariaa. like Cream of Wheat, per pkg " Kellogg's Bran, 25c pkg 20c Oatmeal, bulk, 8 Iba for 25c Large 25c pkg. Basket Stores Oats. . .21c CLEANING MATERIAL. Diamond C Soap, bars far. ... . .. . .ISc White Borax, Naptha or Electric Spark Soap. 7 bare ...25c OVER 300 PRICES LOWER THAN OTHER NEBRASKA GROCERS. 88.00 Orders Delivered Free Within a Reasonable Distance; Smaller Orders, (Sc lettuce may be substituted water cress, or American endive. Now that refrigerator cars bring fresh fruits and vegetables to north ern markets in the winter, we can secure any desired salad combination the year around. There are, however, some materials which are less ex pensive than the cucumbers and tomatoes. 3ome winter salad com binations art: Waldorf Haled Apples, celery and nuts In equal proportion!, or fewer nuts. This aalad la good served In apple cupa. White rrult Salad Grapefruit, banana, pineapple, blanched elmonde and cut marah mallows In any dealred proportion!. Prune Naiad Pit cooked prunea. and stuff with nute. or marahmallowa, or amall balls of cream cheese, cherries may be treated In the aame way. Ilutterflr Halad Cut a slice of pineapple In two; place on a lettuce leaf with curved aldea, touching to form the wlnsa. Place a allff dressing along center to form the body and make 4h antennae of strips of green pepper. Pineapple and Cheese Salad Sprinkle grated American cheeae on a allce ot pine apple, garnlah center with an olive. Porcupine Salad Stick blanched almonds upright In a tanned or pickled pear. Banana Salad Slice bananaa lengthwlae; aprlnkle with chopped datea and peanuta. (Iranefrult Salad Lay Ihree aectlona of rronAfnilt freed from white Dimhne, over- tannine on a lettuce bed. Make a lattice work of pimento over the grapefruit. Or,nsM mav be treated In the aame way. except that It la dlffloult to frev the orange from the membrane and keep the aectlona whole. Celery and Not Salad Cut slander atrip of celery, one and one-half tnchee long. Marinate with equal quantity of nut! for thirty nitnutea. (To marinate eoak In French dressing.) Chicken 8a lad Combinational Chicken, cejery and cucumbers. rhivn wnlnuta and neas. Chicken, areen peppers and blanched almonda. Chicken, celery and blanched filberta. Bird's Neat Salad Arrange string beans to form a neat. Place tiny balls of cream cheeae In the neat. Cbeeee and Pepper Salad -Cut rounds of .run nenner. lav flat on lettuoe and fill with eeaaoned cream or pimento cheeae to which a few chopped nuts nave oeen muucu. TOMATO MOLD SALAD. 1 pt. strslned tomato2 t. sugar 4 T. gelatine soaked In t. salt 14 c. cold water for 14 t. pepper live minutes Hear tnniatn and season il to boil ing, add soaked gelatine and stir till dissolved. Strain into indivirlu. ' molds to set. Turn onto a bed of lettuce, garnish with olives and pimentos or serve nlain with Thousand Island dressing. Miscellaneous Suggestions: Peas, walnuts and cubes of Ameri can cheese. Shrimp, celery and green peppers. Oysters and celery. Olives and almonds. String beans, chives and radishes. Cabbage and shrimp. Sweet potato and celery. EXCHANGE YOUR OLD RECORDS THRU TrW SPECIAL! 100 PLAYER ROLLS "GLORIOUS" (Souse Song) SATURDAY ONLY 39 Cents Only On to a Customer. RECORDS AND SUPPLIES Doug. 4240. Excel Soap, like Ivory, 5c bar c Cocoanut Oil, Pumice or Tar, bar... 4c Olive Cream er Queen of Roaes, Sc bar; 3 for 22c Chloride of Lime, can. 11c Ammonia, large bottle 7c Bon-Ami, powdered or bar 8c Pyramid Washing Powder, 28c pkg.. 17c Cold Duat Waahing Powder, 25c pkg . 21c Hippo or Small Pyarmid, 5c pkg 4c Sal Soda, U'i Iba 28c Soap Chipa, lb 8c Tolleteer, like Sanl-Fluah. . . . . . .ISc Sani-Flush 7r 21c Cedar Oil Polish, American Lady, without the high-priced advertising, (1.00 aha, 80c; SOc else, 30c; 2Sc else ISc Laundry Starch, bulk, 8 Iba 25c Argo Gloss Starch, 6c pkg 4c Oswego Silver Gloss, pkg, 0c 3 for 25c Brooms, O. K. brand, a good one. . . .39c Brooms, Leader brand SOc Store Broom, a heavy one, Ana1 for ga rage 80c MEAT DEPARTMENT. We carry an excellent quality af meats. Brisket of Beef, ib He Rib Boil, lb...' .T. 12c-18c Pot Roast, Ib ISc-tSo- Rlb Roaet. lb 20C-22C I cleat Shoulder Steak, Ik 18c-20c Beat Round or Sirloin Steak, lb. .23c-25c Armour'a Butterine, Tip Tinted, higheet quality, lb. t.2ec Tip White, highest euallty, la. 25c Cash Habit, high quality, Ib 22c Magnolia, 2-lb. rail 35c FISH A variety at all markets, at prices that will pleese you. 40 Stores Omaha e Lincoln Husband and Wife File Claim On City For Wife's Injury r f.l, f lfnrriv of 2121 rj...j... .,,.. cl.H with the citvclerk a claim for $10,000 against the city for personal injuries sunerea on ine evening of the 19th inst., when she slipped on an icy sidewalk near Twenty-fourth and Burdette streets She is being attended in a hospital Jeremiah Morrisey, her husband, filed a claim for $3,000 "for loss of hei services and compamonsnip. Mora Sunklat Oranges are ripening for you very day in Cali fornia. Eat these uni formly good oranges freely for their flavor and health fulness. Order today. Simkist Uniformly Good Oranges California Fruit Grewara EsclMnf Standard, of CORSETS WONDERLIFT Works Wonders Hygienic-Fashion Service 1(a) WonderHft device when adjust ed in correct position. (6) Rtmovet "way back" by eemctmgpoisi. 2 (of Wonderlift Bandlet does the work of healthy abdominal mus cles, ib) Improves amtour of body ey uplifting trtndKintwptrfiiuutfiak 3(a) Combination of front steels with adjustable Bandleta lifts internal organs into normal position, ib) Fiat tnuabdomnt into normaXyouthfulluitM, 4(e) Curved front steels equalise, control, uplift and hold superfluous flesh on abdomen in position, ib) Re dacts sirs of abdomen; gives proper ''kmg" and style to skirt. 5(a) Garters, detached from front steels, avoid pressure over abdo men. (U Holds corset close. Insures smooth lines over kips awd thighs. NEVER a corset like the Nemo Won derlift. Never a corset service so helpful and healthful so comfortably ultra-stylish., INVESTIGATE! Study the Wonderlift closely! It has a valuable message for nearly every woman. Be a Wise Woman! Learn .to enjoy Won derlift comfort and style. Accept no substitute. There's nothing "like it," nor "just as good." FOR ALL FIGURES From $5.00 up Gooaf Stores EiLryuihmrm s.raakiea Isataxta, Dew Task READ BEE WANT-ADS S I SeawHnkes VSTANDARdJ