THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: NOVEMBER 4, 1917.
(Omtlaawl from Tt Om.)
formeiTy Miss Grace Hellnnn of this
city.
Dn W. K. Foote, who has been ill
for about eight weeks, is able to be at
his office,
Mr and Mrs. H. H. Holcomb left
"Wednesday to make their home at
Hinsdale, III, Mr. Holcomb, who is
assistant general traffic manager of
the Burlington, having been trans
ferred to Chicago.
Mr. Charles O'Neill Rich and her
sister, Mrs, Leonard Abercrombie,
left Saturday for the south to visit in
Galveston and Houston, Tex, for a
month.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin H. Hundley
have taken an apartment at the El
wood in Dundee.
Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Hull returned
Sunday from a three weeks' visit in
the east
Mr. and Mrs. J. -J. Hanighen left
Tuesday for Mobile, Ala, to visit
their son, Lieutenant John Han
ighen, who is at Fort Morgan near
Mobile with the coast artillery.
Mrs. Robert L. Parker and chil
dren who have been visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. R. McConnell,
all summer, returned to Phoenix,
Ariz.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Bacon moved
to the Js.ackstone Thursday and Mr.
and Mrs. W. L. Pierpont took pos
session of the Bacon house which
they recently bought.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar H. Scott left
Sunday for the south on a business
trip to be gone a week or ten days.
Miss Laura Scott has returned
- from New York and is staying at Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Scott's in their ab
sence. v
Mrs. J. 4 E. George left Thursday
with her father, Mr. McHenry, of
Denison, la, : for Pasadena, to re
main until January. Mr. George plans
to join; his wife there for the holi
days, and return with her.
Mrs. Arthur ). Cooley is in Bur
lington, la, visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Green.
Mrs. W.' A. Redick has ( been in
Minneapolis this 'week visiting Mr.
and Mrs. W. R. Sweatt and it ex
pected back today.
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Chicago to enter the balloon school
at Fort Omaha.
Mrs. F. W. Clarke is spending a
few days in Chicago. . '
Miss Ophelia Hayden left Monday
for a few days' stay in St Louis, en
route to Washington, to visit Miss
Edna Jones, sister of Mrs. Joseph
Byrne. , , '.
' Mrs. Estelle Stimpson, the guest of
Mrs. J. M. Metcajf, returned Wed
nesday to her home in New York,
Mrs. Edward F. Gallagher of
O'Neill, Nb, is at the Fontenelle.
' Mrs. Warren Rogers and Miss Mil
dred Rogers leave Wednesday for
New York. In Chicago they will meet
Miss Martha Folds, who will go east
with .them..' Later they plan td ro
some place together for the winter.
E. S. Rood, who has been sick for
several weeks at his apartment at the
Colonial, was taken to the Ford hos
pital Wednesday.
Silver Weddtnf.
The silver wedding anniversary tA
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Lessard was cele
brated at their home Thursday eve
ning. Sixty-five of their old-time
friends gathered to offer congratula
tions and to witness the remarriage
of the parties. 'The ceremony was
performed by Rev. F. O. Winston,
pastor of the Walnut Hill Methodist
Episcopal church. Many beautiful sil
ver articles were presented to the
happy couple by the guests as tokens
of their friendship. ,
Fidelia Card Party. ,
The Fidelis club of St.' Ceeelia'i
rlmrch will give a large card party
Thursday evening in the church audi
torium. I he hostesses will be:
Tiny Red Cross Krattos WirMinig
Fw Their "Big Brothers" nun .France
Jeannette B or glum
Has Taken Up Her
Work in Earnest.
Madonna Helen Ritchie.
At;
Eleanor Ritchie Looked,
Smiled and Dropped
Stitch.
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church Wednesday. The devotional
period was held in memory ot Air?
J. F. Stout, who was for years the
faithful, efficient secretary of the
union.
Dr. and Mrs. I. S. Leavitt expect
to leave soon for southern California.
Before their departure, a quiet wed
ding will be celebrated in their home,
that of Miss Anna Jankins and Mr.
Cunningham of Omaha.
Mrs. Laura Bird has been called
home from Hamilton, 111, by the se
rious illness of her son, Carl. She
arrived Sunday, accompanied by her
sister, Miss Crouch, of Hamilton, 111.
Bee Want Ads Produce Results.
Great Western Agents
To Meet in Waterloo, la.
The semi-annual convention of
agents of the Great Western is
scheduled for next Thursday in
Waterloo, la. It is expected that the
I attendance will be around 3W. the
I meeting will be attended by most of
I the general officers, several of whom
are on the program for speeches, fol
' lowing a dinner that will be spread at
one of the leading hotels.
Twenty thousand working girls are
affiliated with the various trades
unions in Chicago.
ZEAT'
THE BEST
WRONI
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" We really haven't time to chat today for these sweaters must be finished. They
are for our'big brothers' who are going to France, and we must get them done before
the cold windslblow." . , -
One little maid couldn't resist the temptation to glance at the camera-man, and
the result a dropped stitch.
These industrious Red Cross knitters are Jeannette Borglum, Helen and Eleanor
Ritchie, . v;
Mrs: Archibald Laurence taught the 'little girls the art, and since they laave
learned, dolls and roller skates have no attractions for them.
A Red Cross benefit was given not long ago by these little girls and some of their
friends. Miss Jeannette Borglum and Miss Margaret ShotwelJ, who are both grace
ful fancy dancers, were the star performers and all the neighbors and friends gave
their hearty support to the affair.
.Moi(lm .
(lrorvn Brandela,
Hoy Byrn,
"Vr. M. Kalon.
A, Fltsolmmons,
i T. J. Kltniurrla,
Tom Kiynn,
Crvey,
UtnrKe Qlonn,
Ml ! '
M. Mhr,
O'Connor,
Mtdtmf
C. E. Hinting.
Hayes,
Jimn Xtnsler,
C. 8. Brrjr,
C K. TtBrny,
Jimn Mftlloy.
Wtlllara Quld.
. Mlnaei
LomhUn.
A Letter from Paris. ,
;A letter from Mrs. Charles Turner
to an Omaha friend last week tells
of her having become secretarial
typist for the chief-of-sta(f. headauar
tcrs of the line of communication,
expeditionary forces. The name of
the chief-of-staff, of course; is not
given, but the headquarters are onlv
a half hour from Mrs. Turner's Taris
quarters, where she and Mist Louise
Dinning of Omaha are - living to
gether. ' Missy Dinning is with the
American hospital at Neuilly, while
both are waiting until the hospital
unit with which they went abroad is
established somewhere.
Mrs. Turner writes that the lack
of sugar in the food makes, them
ravenous, for .tweets and that a tire
for warmth comet High, $ fracs or $1
tor a little bundle ot sticks but
there are no complaints to be heard
anywhere. ., ,k
Affairs of the Past Week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wyman enter
tained at dinner at the Blackstone
Wednesday evening when their guests
were Senator and Mrs. Hitchcock,
Mr. and Mrs. C. Will Hamilton, Mr.
and Mrs. Wilhelm, Mrs. Frank Hamil
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Drake, Mr.
and Mrt, A. J. Love, Mr. and Mrs.
Osgood Eastman, Mr. and Mrs. O. C
Redick and Randall Brown.
Mrs. Victor B. Caldwell was host
ess at a luncheon Thursday at the
Fontenelle for her guest, Mrs. Charles
M. Thomas of Chicago, to meet whom
she asked Mrs. Milton Barlow, Mrs.
Offutt, Mrs. Edward Gallagher of
O'Neill. Neb.; Mrs. D. M. Vinson
haler, Mrs. C. M. Wilhelm and Mrs.
Sam Caldwell. Friday Mrs. Milton
BarloW gave a luncheon for Mrs.
Thomas at her home.
Dr and Mrs. W. H. Taylor enter
tained at a Hallowe'en dancing party
Tuesday evening at their home. The
guests were
Pulln Crano,
Bonnl Crane,
Iron Robimon,
Mitt Marion Towle, who leaves soon
for Philadelphia.
Mist Mildred Marr of Kantat City,
who it visiting her sister, Mrs. Louis
Loring, will be honor guest at a
bridge party Monday, given by Mrs.
C. G. Robertson.
DUNDEE
Oladya Heaoock,
A(nes Krcall,
Nelllo CyDonnell,
Or.ro Tuckor, "
Meaira.
Moyd Hoffman, '
Roy Hoffman,
l,awronco Northrup,
Tony Laraon,
11 r. and Mr a. Clyde Moor.
Meaara.
Martin Nolan,
Oorald Bck.
Richard Bacon,
Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Taylor enter
tained at a card party at their home
Wednesday evening. Hallowe'en dec
orations were used throughout the
rooms and 20 guests were present.
Mrs. James Boyle will entertain at
luncheon Wednesday in honor of
Cut Out the Waste!
' Get more wear out of your clothes. Everybody
is practicing economy, but not everybody realizes
how much can be saved by having their old clothes
carefully cleaned, pressed and repaired. , - '
We make new collars ; put in new linings or
repair the old ones; make new sleeve edges on .
coats; new pocket edges, and cuffs on .trousers;
put in new seats or hew pockets. 1
Expert tailors do this work and do it well.
You will be surprised at the moderate charges.
Look over your old clothes todaythen phone us.
Mr. and .MrtSclvyR' Dohsrty are!
moving into the house at 51 U Capi
tol' avenue for the winter, and will
build a new Dundee home - in the
spring. , t
R. C. Peters is in Chicago on busi
ness. Twin daughters were born Sunday
to Mr. and Mrt. Leslie C Hind
man. Mrs. Leonard Abercrombie and
Mrs. Charles O'Neill Rich are visit
ing in Houston, Tex.
Mrs. T. O. Putnam was hostess
Tuesday for the Concordia club. Mrs.
Ellen Martin, who is spending a few
vyeeks in Dundee before returning
to New York City, was the guest of
honor.
Mrs. T. W. Hamilton left Wednes
day for a week or ten days in Min
neapolis. She will join her mother,
Mrs. H. C Van Gieson, who is stop
ping at the Leamington.
Mrs. J. J. Lampe, Mrs. A. C.
Crossman, Mrs. D. L. Johnston, Mrs.
Franz Nelson attended the quarterly
meeting of the Omaha Presbyterian
union .held at the Lowe Avenue
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Nebraska Power Co.,
Your Electric Servic. Company.
Tylar Three, One Hundred
Money-Saving Beauty Hints
Inexpensive Home-Treatment for Banishing
Wrinkle and Beautifying the Face, Neck and
Arm How to Promote a Healthy Scalp and
Lustrous Hair; Rounding Out the Figure and
Removing Hairy Growth, Ete.
Bf Madame Madeline Mare
THIS SHAMPOO. PROMOTES
SCALP AND HAIR HEALTH
So many women prottat agalnat tha barahness, lack ot
cleansing propertlei and injurious effect on acalp and hair
of the average prepared shampoo that I am giving tha
formula for on which I find meets all the requirements for
thoroughly cleansing tha scalp, leaving it healthy and pliant
and giving a delightful lustre to the hair. Get from your
druggist tS worth of aggol and dissolve a teaspoonful in a
cup of hot water and your shampoo la ready. I unsurpassed, and not only malcea the akin
THE PANTORIUM
"GOOD CLEANERS AND DYERS"
1813-15-17 Jonee St Phone Douglas 963.
Brands Office 2016 Farnam Street.
South Side 4703 South 24th St. Phone, South 1283.
N. B. We pay Parcel Poet one way en all out-of-town order.
This 1 ample for the heaviest growth of
hair, and while It readily dissolves all dirt
and dandruff, doe not rob tha scalp ot the
oil necessary to insure acalp and hair-health.
Rinsing leave the scalp Immaculately clean
and give to the hair the beautiful ' aheen
and soft, silky fluftinesa ao much admired.
Thia shampoo cannot possibly irritate nor
injur 'th most sensitive acalp.
MISS -B. Improper aourlahment 1 th
eaus of nndevelopment. Correct it and your
flguroon will assume It proper contour.
I am giving you th formula which has pro
duced pleasing results in hundreds of ease.
But remember, if you start the treatment
yon must -keep It up for at least a
month. Her is th formula: Make a ivrup
with one and a half cupfuia granulated ausar
and a pint of , water, then into It atir an
ounc of gallol. Th dose is a tableapoonful
twice each . day. It will cost you a dollar to
max up thU . formula, but were you to
buy th same quantity ready prepared the
price would b at least a dollar and a half
more.
'JENNIE Senaitiv skin like your re
quire a special lotion to keep them soft and
velvety. 'il a pint jar with hot water and
dissolve in it i ounces of amarol. When
thia ia eool it I ready to use. Before ap
plying waah th skin and dry carefully. The
very rim time you use this amarol lotion
th pimples, blotches and sores will almost
entirely vanish and th skin will 1 be left
delightfully soft and smooth. You will find
this lotion ciecllent for chaps, rough skin,
redness and similar troubles, and th entire
cost for a whole pint will not exceed fifty
cent, while buying it ready ta us would
cost at least a dollar for th same quantity.
soft and velvety, but routs wrinkles, "crows.
feet." fine linea and other complexion blem
lanes.
M. L. T. Objectionable hairs can be re
moved without pain or inconvenience if you
get 50c worth of delol and with a little
water make a thick past and apply to th
hairy surface. After 2 or S minutea re
move it and wash th akin and all the hair
will be gone. Soma times a secord applies.
tidn ia necessary to permanently discourage
th growth, and oven though you may have
to us a second application 2 or S weeks
later, it is far more aatisfactory than the
electric needle. Be sure to get real delol or
result may not be satisfactory,
TROUBLED I am going to glv you
formula for a home-prepared hair and seslp
tome which make at least twice as much
a you caa buy ready to use at the same
price. Get H pint bay rum and 1 ounce
beta-canthol and when you get horn pour a
little of the beta-canthol at a time into the
bay rum and shake well. Do this until the
bay rum has taken up all the beta-canthol
and your tonie will be ready to use. This
ia excellent for dry. itchy, burning scalps
profuse dandruff, oilinesa and dull, brittle,
unmanageable hair. There is not only great
economy in using thia hair tonic but the
results will be all you hoped for. The beta'
canthol will coat not to exceed 60c
MRS. A. D. A a wrinkle-remover and
kin-cleanser you find a rolling maasag
eream mad from sweet milk tar more sat
isfactory than anything els you can use,
and while a 2 -ounce jar of any reliable brand
cost SO, you can make four time a
much for th earn price If you us thia
formula I To pint ot. sweet unskimmed
milk add ounce of bryeL When thorough
ly dissolved heat until it nearly boils and
stir it well. This makes a full halt Bound of
really delightful rolling massage cream, ah will get it and mail it to you.
as 'psrv-cicanser ana aaia-Deauiuier u is I mare. Advertisement
ANNE C. There are many excellent van
ishing creams on the market, a 2-ounee jar
of which costs 60e, but why pay thia price
when you can make a full pound (eight
times as much) for th same sum? Just
gat two ounce of cerol and dissolve it
in a pint of hot , water, then heat
to near th boiling point for a few minutes.
When it eoois you will have the most de
M
lightful vanishing cream you ever put on
your skin. A a eomplexion-beauttfier this
cerol vanishing cream ia not equaled. Use
It daily and you will be rewarded with
clear, soft, velvety skin of which you will
I eel justly proud.
NOTE Should you be unable to obtain
from- your druggist any item mentioned
above, aend th nam of it, your name and
address and the necessary money to my
secretary. - 360 N. Clark St., Chicago, and
-Madeline
The War Is Clearing the
Vision of the People
There should
be a
Piano
in every
OMAHA home.
The Prices
and Terms
in this sale
make it
possible.
Thoughtfulness, care, simplicity, thrift we
are taking these more into our hearts and we
shall be mightily, better for it. We are making
our houses into homes, building up in them a life
'that is finer and deeper and more permanent.
Thrift bids us turn our minds to a more whole
some, inexpensive way of filling the hours, and
music is coming more into its own. What a
blessing for the children! For the influence
of good music on the growing mind is finer than
any other influence' in life, so we announce the
opening of the
Burgess-Nash Christmas Piano
and Piano Player Club
(MOT
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You Have These Celebrated Makes to Select From
Chickering & Sons Ivers & Pond
Estey Haines Bros. 1 Behning
Sterling Marshall & Wendell
SchaJfBros. Smith & Barnes
Francis Bacon Kohler & Campbell
Story & Clark Brewster .
and the famous Autopiano
llere is a simple, easy way to
give your family a handsome
musical instrument for Christmas.
BEGIN NOW
Select the piano or player piano
you want at the reduced club
prices, making a small initial pay
ment. The unpaid balance will be ar
ranged in convenient weekly,
monthiy or quarterly payments
that are scarcely felt.
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With each club purchase we
give free a handsome duet bench
with music compartment and a
beautiful scarf or drape.
VICTOR
TALKING
MACHINES
kSH Company
CHENEY
TALKING
MACHINES
EVERYBODY STORE"
SackJSacQov SrontJace
Fifty years ago, made-to-order
corsets were a ne
cessity. To-day, the ready-to-wear
corset has the call.
ROYALWORCESTER
corsets are responsible for
this change.
Among the scores of designs
molded over living, lines are
models conforming to the char
acteristic contour of every type
of figure.
Thus you are assured utmost Com
fort newest Styleflawless Fit.
Model 539-
is ideally adapted for average figures
and gives that very chic Parisian silhou
ette. White coutU.
Models for att figures at $1, $1.25,
$1.50, $2, $2.50 and $3.
TOUR DEALER may offer substitutes. Insist upon the
genuine "ROYAL WORCESTER." If he refuses to
supply you, write us. Accept no substitutes.
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