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THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1917.
Nebraska
HITCHCOCK MEN
TRYING TO FORCE
NEVILLETO STAY
Senator Now Said to Be Using
Persuasion With President
to Prevent Federal Call to
Seventh Regiment
' From a Stsff Correspondent.)
Lincoln, Dec. 3. (Special.) To go
. to war. or not to go to war, that is
the question. Whether it is best' to
, stay at home and keep Edgar Howard
, and the Bryan .democrats from getting
'. control of things or go to war and let
what Sherman said about war prevail
. in the democratic. ranks. . .
: ;This is the great problem that con
fronts the governor at present. Gov
ernorJv.cvil.le. is .patriotic. He believes
his duty is like that of verv othe
American citizen, to his country first
' and his party afterwards. ,
But there are those who believe that
aman ' who would take any action
which endangers the control of state
affairs by the dominant faction, is not
a real patriot, and so there the mat
ter lies and lifl and lies. f
, It is given out' by the bflicTaf Bryan
organ in Lincoln that pressure is be
ing brought upon the president by
Senator Hitchcock to keen the new
Seventh regiment from being called
outortne state. -.,
It is said that the effort is being
made to convince the president that
the pro-German feeling t in Nebraska
is-SO; strong , that it, would be the
height of folly to take the only regi
ment the state has away from here
under present Conditions and leave
the Deople without protection.
. Jri this move lies the danger to the
Lucky. Seventh ' Should, the president
become convinced that .the state needs
the protction f an armed force, the
?eventii may be kept in the state, not
withstanding its colonet and its offi"
cers and men are more than anxious
to get into active service. '
Might Resign Anyway.
However if the powers that bem
Nebraska should pull off such a stunt
and keep the Seventh at homes it may
prove to be a boner of "the worst
kind. Governor Neville is not the
man to stana tor political "camou
flage. Should the democratic poli
ticians wno tear tne Bryan-Howard
taction m - that party, . succeed in
thwarting the ambitions of. the gov
ernor to go to the front at the head of
, the Seventh regiment, the governor is
likely to tell them to go to Halifax
and resign and go anyway, either as
a private or wnere ne can oe or tne
most service to his countrv.
So the Hitchcock-MulleiT wing of
tne democratic party is up against a
proposition that to .them U serious.
If the governor goes to war at the
head of the Seventh, they lose their
hold on the executive office. If, by
their political machinations, they keep
hint from going trIAt way, he may go
anyhow and there-rhey stand. , It. is a
serious situation and they know it.
Beatrice Captain Receives
, Orders to Stop. Recruiting
' Beatrice,' Nhf., Dec. (Special.)
Captain F. D. Owen of Company
D of this city, yesterdaytreeeivea
orders fom adjutant general not
to recive any more recru.it after
noon on Saturday, December 15.
Lieutenant Otho Scars, an old Bea
trice boy who was recent!;:' -commissioned
an officer at Fort knelling,
will address Company -. D Tuesday
night.
Alpha Graf, a farmer living six
miles northeast of Beatrice, says his
corn is yielding nearly 65 bushels to
the acre, and that he has found only
about one bushel,, of soft , corn , in
every 40 gathered. .TIti he,is feed
insr'lo his stock,
"-Thomas Dewey;- Kels'qn arid Miss'
Bertha Kmg of this, city, and Gf6rge
Nelson Buffalo of Jefferson,, Okla.,
and .Miss Maude. E.Nelsoft bl tKis
city.' w we the principals in a: double
Marriage, here yesterday at V. the
Christian' fhurch7 Kev.'-C F. Stevens
of this city,' officiating.';..:; ;
Will Terry, who1 left, Beatrice last
summer with Company C, for Camp
Gody.V bujt yho ; failed lo ', pass thw
federal physical examination, arrived
in town last evening.' .
,.The -old Union, hall eajt of Bluej
.Sprmgs is benig torn down and, an
up'to-date community school house
v4JT be trcctcd on the ground, A
community grocery. store wll' also
be established there. vtf.rY
R. Kyd, chairman of ; the Gage
county fucL committee, has received
his-'instructions-as how to proceed.
We will appoint a committee to as
fsvJ'Uu in,, the ork within the next
HUSBANDMAYNQT
SLAP WIFE EVEN
FOR HER OWN GOOD
(From a Buff Correspondent )
jimuiii, icu., jjcc. o. special. )tx
The supreme court is divided
whether a man should be deprived of
the pleasure of licking his wife
whenever he finds it necessary in or
der to convince her she once prom
ised io love ana ooey.
The majority of the court holds
that a man cannot chastise his wife
even when it would appear it is for
ner good, Dut one ot the members
who is a bachelor and another who
is a married man dissent from the
opinion chiefly because they do not
believe the man used violence
enough that is they do not mean
that he should have chastised her
harder, but that what he did do can
not be considered cruelty in the real
sense ot the word.
The case is one where Lillian
Unzicker applied for a diviorce from
her husband Frank in Deuel county
on the ground, that he had slapped
her. It is alleged that at the time
specified the wife, who had been ill
was dressing for a ride for her health
and the husband insisted she should
dress warmer. When the wife ob
jected he simply emphasized his
judgment with a slap.
The district court refused to give
the wife a divorce, but the supreme
court decided otherwise, holding that
the law does hot allow a husband to
use personal violence against his wife
even for her own good and even when
CHINA CONFRONTED
BY TWOJJPRISINGS
Rebels Are Marching on Han
kow; General Wang Shi
Chen Names New-Cabinet.
Louis Raapke, Pioneer
Business Man, is Dead
Me exercise,, he required of her is
necessary tor ner health
Hiss
chil-
Memohal Services Held i
im For Late Crete Professor
l Crete, ( Neb., Dec. 3. (Special.)
Memorial services over the late Prof.
John S. Brown, who died , .here
August 4, were held at the chapel of
Doane college Sunday. Addresses of
appreciation for his work as principal
of Jhe. academy and professor of
ancient languages were; delivered by
the student body, faculty, and .trus
tcesr'vi til-
' Brown was born Nov: 20,
1844, atv Bridge water, N. IS. In J882,
he came "to Doane college where he
has been connected with educational
activities' ever since! ,
He .was married in 1875 to
riniily- Davis, who with three
dren. are left.? ., r
Ed P. Smith Succeeds
.Peters on Appeal Board
, (Trom Buff Cormpondent )
Lincoln, Neb.' Dec. i. (Special
Telegram.) Attorney Edward " P.
Smith of1 Omaha, has been appointed
a ' member of the North Nebraska
Selective. Draff Appeal board by
Governor Neville to take the place of
M. O Peters who has resigned be
cause of press of business affairs. Pres
ident Wilson b approved the ap
pointment e r ; v,:' .
Entire Town Turns. Out to
ry -j; See Youths Dff for War
'Genoa, . Neb., Dec-3. (Special
Telegram.) Eleven young ' men left
at noon today, for Omaha to enlist
in various branches-of -the service.
They were escorted io the depot by
the Civil War Veterans' band, school
children 'nd the entire population of
ne town.
Shumway Finds Some Land
I rThe River Brought to Light
r (From SUtt Corrctpondent.)
LLmcoln, Dec. 3. (Special.) Land
Commissioner Grant Shumway has
discovered 120 acres of land in Doug
las county which for a period of years
apears to have been undiscovered ter
fitory as far as the state receiving any
compensation therefrom.
The land lies along the Missouri
river in Section 36, township IS, nge
13.. in Douglas county just-northeast
of -Omaha. It was fori ierly school
land, but one day the Missouri river
washed it away. This happened fn the
year 1909. The books of the com
missioner's office show that the ac-
count covering this land was closed m
'19111. Now the land appears again
the Misouri washed it away, it Was
Tbe commissioner wants "t& -know
when the Missouri put Jt baq and!
now long it nas Deen in use since -be
ing put back. . . , :: , -'.
nwiiiiai wbiiuvi icabiici v
, InjiirecT in Auto Accident
Kearnev. Neb.. Dec. Ji-ZSnecial
Edith Jones, a normal school stu
dent was severely injured yesterday
afternoon when she was run down by
an uio on west Lincoln way. , At
the time of the accident. Mi. Tone
and three companions : were k return
ing from school and were on the side
walk. A car driven by E. M. Mason.
auto mechanic, ran wild, leaving the
streef and tearing down the walk at
high -speed, the driver being unable
to control his machine. Three of
the girls managed io scamner out
?f the danger lonc . but Miss Jones
was struck and knocked down. She
was bruised about the body and suf-
ered internal injuries.
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Clay County Town Ready; -:
To Build New School
j. . (From ,a 8taK 'CorrraponaSat) ),
Lincoln, Dec, 3. (SpeciaI.)-The
twon of Trumbull in the " extreme
northwest corner of Clay,, county is
preparing to build a new and modern
school building. This school is one of
the first consolidated district schools
organized in the state and is com
prised of districts in Clay. Adams.
Hall and Hamilton counties which all
corner at that point. ' ' :
, The present building has six robins
and six teachers, but it is the inten
tion to have a new and larger build
ing ana cmpioy more teacners teach
ers, , ; , . - ; . .
Girl Fatally Burned When - '
She Starts Fire jn Stove
Newport, Neb., Dee, 3. (S.pecial.)
Zelma Gates, 7-year-old daughter cf
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Gates of Pony
Lake, formerly of Broken Bow, was
fatally burned last night while: at;
tempting during the absence of her
parents from the house tq start a
fire in a stove. She died this morn
ing; The body will 4 be ; taken .to
troken Bow for interment.
Peking, Dec. 3. Uprisings are in
progress in the Yang-Tse-Kiang
provinces, including two independent
movements. RejelsN in Hu-Nan
province are threatening to march on
Hankow.
General Wang Shi Chen has been
named acting premier. It is expected
his cabinet will be only a temporary
makeshift. The ministerial crisis has
disorganized the war ministry. A man
date was issued today announcing the
appointment of the following cabinet-
Minister of foreign affairs, Lu
Cheng-Hsianfj,
Minister of the interior, Chin Nun
Hsun. Minister of finance, Wang Ko
Ming.
Minister of the navy, Admiral Liu
ivuanjf nsung.
LiehniS,er f agncuIture Tl'en-Wen
Minister of communications, Tsao
i ulin.
Chief of the
Tchang.
Acting premier and
Wang Shi Chen.
i
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general staff, Yin
war minister,
Two Injured When Motor 4 .
J Car Turns Over on Curve
. .'Valparaiso, Neb., Dec. 3. (Special.)
Lawrence Hassenpheg and Miss C.
C. Fisher were badly bruised when
an auto in which they were riding
turned turtle in rounding a curve
about a mile southwest of town yes
terday morning. " Both " were pinned
under the car. It is not believed their
injuries will prove serious.
Would Appoint Five Jackies.
Washington, Dec. 3. Each mem
ber of congress should be allowed to
appoint five midshipmen to the naval
academy instead of three, Secretary
Daniels suggested today in recom
mending to congress enlargement of
next year's class. 1 '
Incendiary Fire Destroys
Thousand Bushels of Corn
Table Rock. Neb.. IW i
cial. A laree com rriK P "
,wx umiicis oi corn, was destroyed
here on the Joe Miller tenant farm
ine nre is supposed to be of incen
diary, origin. ....
The fourth, quarterly meeting of
we tuuiiiy jarmers eaucational and
co-operative : union, was held in the
opera Ihouse af Table Rock yester
day. There was speaking by several
and dinner was served at the noon
hour. A program was given in the
aiicrnoon. i .a. ..j
TUm '.IL- -'11.- '
; iun ui mc committee on
ine xoung Aiens Christian associa
war anve tor. fawnee county
t awneeuty, $1,1Z4;
HiKh School, $390; Pawnee precinct,
?247: Sheridan precinct, $268.25: Clay
j;:;'" fj--m, mission creeic,
$322.75 : DuBoisi $80: South Fork nr..
cirtct, $95. Table Rock; $42; Table
Rock precinct, $134.65;i OA pre
5inct,'S5.25; Burchard, $14.50; West
orancn, o.su; rium Creek, $81.50
iptai, ?iJ.j06.35. This; includes both
pieages and cash.
Execution of Private'
Cadue is Approved
Washington, Dec. 3.The execu
tion ot Private Frank Cadue of the
imaniry, tor the rape and murder of a
7-year-old French girl in France on
November 5, has been approved by
mc war acpartment. ; r
Cadue was hanged; after sentence
by a military court-martial, instead
Bolsheviki, that the bank had been
closed on account of the imposition of
the authority of the new regime. The
proclamation says that even under the
rule of the cmoeror funds were never
' advanced to the imperial family with
' out due authority, and that the ad
ministrators of the bank cannot be
party to theft of the people's money.
of being shot, as had previously bean
said. The record of the trial says he
.confessed to the crime and oleaded
that, being under the Jinfluence of
nquor, ne did not know what he was
aoing. -,, .,
i In reviewing the case the War de
partment considers that military-law
has been complied with in every re
spect. Cadue s was the first case of
its kind to occur in the American
arm abroad. ; i
Hungarians Arrest Men
Smuggling Gold to Turkey
Amsterdam, Dec. 3.-r-According to
the Lokal 'Anzeiger's Budapest cor
respondent, the authorities of the
Hungarian Capital have discovered a
conspiracy to-smuggle gold to Tur
key by the Balkan train. Several mil
lion crowns are reported to have been
found on their way" rom Hungary to
Ottoman territory. ;
"Several arrests were made.'the dis
patch adds, the prisoners including a
high Turkish tfficia!,!;the .manager of
a Bleeping car company and Herr
Martin,- secretary of the Anstrp-Hun-garian
embassy' ,at Xonstantihople.
i Obituary
LAWRENcfe BUROBSON. son e-f
Mrs. Catherine Buraeson. 4123 Bur
detta street, died at his home Satur
day and will be buried Tuesday after
noon in Tort Lawn -cemetery with
services at family residence. Rev. O.
u. liaitziy officiating. Besides his
mother he Is survived by three sisters,
Mrs. C. S. Baxter of San Antonio, Tex.;
Mrs. Mabel Bronson, Valley, Neb.;
Dorothy of Omaha, four brothers. Ed
ward of Minneapolis, Harry. Ralph
and Lester of Omaha.
LOUIS RAAPKE.
Louis Raapke. well-known pioneer
business man of Omaha, died Sunday
at the home of a son, H. A. Raapke,
2415 Jones street, after a month's ill
ness. Death was caused by heart
disease. He was 72 years old.
He is survived by two sons, H. A.
Raapke and William Raapke, and two
daughters, Miss Dora Raapke and
Miss Elsa Raapke, all of Omaha. The
elder Mrs.. Raapke died about three
and a half years ago.
Funeral services will be held at 3
o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the resi
dence of H. A. Raapke. Rev. O. D;
Baltzly, pastor of Kountze Memorial
church, will officiate. Interment will
be in Prospect Hill cemetery.
Mr. Jaapke was born in Jiamelin
Germany, April 20, 1845. - He came to
the united States in 1866, settling in
umaha in loos. He had been a con
tinuous resident of Omaha ever since
He started in the grocery business
at lentn and Dodge streets soon aft
cr arriving in Omaha. He was
member of the firm of Pundt. Meve
& Raapke for a number of years, the
business later changing its name to
Aicyer & Kaapke. .
Mr. Raapke retired from the whole-
sal? grocery business in 1902. Four
years ago he re-entered active busi
ness. engaging in the automobile bus
iness with his son. William, under th
name of the Raapke Motor Car com
pany. ' .. . - ,
Treasury Balance Today .
'. Highest Ever Known
Washinirton, Dec: 3. The workirior
oaiance in tne treasure was raised to.
day to a new high record of $2,515.
000,000 by receipts of $685,000,000
from the latest issue of certificates of
indebtedness due next Tune, and $42..
000,000 from Liberty loan payments
Tl. - ! . . .
ine previous men reeoM
$i,yo,uuu,uuu on November 23.
American Troops Punish
Mexican Cattle Thieves
Presidio, Tex., Dec. 3. Conditions
were quiet today along the border
after Saturday's developments, when
American troops crossed tht Rio
Grande at Indio, 20 miles uphe river
from here, were rushed by a force of
Mexican bandits at Buena Vista,
Mex., and killed 35 of them. Today
the bandits seemed to have disap
peared. Of the 20 American cavalrymen un
der command of Lieutenant Leonard
F. Matlack, Private Rggs was killed
and private Noriel slightly wounded.
Justo Gonzales, a ranch foreman, was
killed. Jrle was in the employ of T,
F Tigner, whose cattle ranch on the
American side was raided bv the ban
dits, who were under command of the
notorious Chico Cano.
ine American troops followed a
"hot trail" into Mexico. They had
two brushes with the bandits, in the
second of which they were reinforced
by machine gun troops. The bandits,
numbering more than 200, were
driven into "the hills. Many were
wounded.
HYMENEAL
Bates-Morton..',
Miss Anna Morton, daughter of T?
G, Mortpn, of Pjeasant; Dale, Neb.,
and Mr. Guv T. Bate 'of Allianri
Neb.; were married bv Rev. CharU
w, savidge Saturday evening at the
raxton. i he witnesses were r n
foreman of Alva, Neb'., and Mar
guerite L. Dye of Lincoln.
Bank Refused to Join
In Theft of Public Money
Petrograd, Thursday. Nov. 29. The
administration of the State bank is
sued a proclamation on handing over
the keys to a representative of the
NO MORE CATARRH
CuarantMd Treatment That Hat Stood
the Teet of Time.
Catarrh eures com and catarrh eures o
but Hyorael continue to heal catarrh and
abolish it distrusting aymntom wherever
civilisation exiits.
Every year the already enormous aales of
thi really eicntilic treatment for catarrh
grow greater, and the present year should
bow an retards broken.. .
If yon breathe Hvomel dally a dlreeied
It will end your catarrh, or K won't cost
yon cent. .
If you hare tttard rubber Hromel Inhaler
somewhere around the hsnse. set it out and
tart it at one to forever rid yourself of
catarrh.
Sherman ft MeConnelL or any other wood
druggist, will sell you a bottle of Hyomei
(liquid), start to breathe it and notice how
quickly it. clear out the air passages and
make the entire head feel fine.
Hyomei Used regularly will end eatxrt'h.
coughs, colds, bronchitis or asthma. A com
plete outfit, including a hard rubber pocket
Inhaler and bottle of Hvomei. costs but llttla
No tomaeh dosing: just breath It. It kills
the germs, soothes and heals the inflamed
memoran. Advertisement.
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CONSTIPATION CAUSES
OBSTINATE HEADACHES
When your head aches you
will usually find the bowels have
been inactive, and if you relieve
this condition, by clearing the
intestinal organs of the ferment
ing congestion of stomach
.waste, foul gases and bile, the
bead is relieved immediately..
Remember this the next time
you suffer from headache. The
combination of - simple laxative
herbs with pepsin sold by drug
gists under the name of Dr.
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, is hiah-
ly recommended as a gentle lax
ative that acts easily and quick
ly, without griping or discom
fort It contains no ooiate. nar
cotic, or habit-formincr drucr. ia
. pleasant to the taste, and a most
effective household remedy.
Mothers find it especially desir
able, as a laxative for children.
Yon can buy Dr. . Caldwell's
pyrup. repsm xrota your irug-)
gist .for fifty cents. Get a bot-
He and have u in the house when
needed. A trial bottle, free of
charge, can be obtained by writ
ing to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 456
aauuigtvu Ji.t iuuuutCllO, illl-
nois. ' . :
Bell-ans
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. Druggists
refund money if it fails. 25c
0 Boy! "Uiynto"
For Pains, Sprains!
Gives Wonderful, Instant Belief;
. lni.0P med,ial research, nothing:
has been known so Instantly aooth
tne; to all pain and: Inflammation as
Vfi cienunc combination,
fUlypto" Ointment. The blood cir
culation is Quickened to the affeeted
parts, rain and cone-atinn iHnn.
i)earlh?Fe l8v,no Jn'ense- IrriUtlon.
no objectionable "mustardy" odor
2r,.bL"t.?rlnJT . Just apply a little
viypw- uintment, it works at
viiuo. ai xaKes cne place or all Hnl
ments and salves for rheumatic
p..m8V ?ny COo swollen muscle,
tilt Joint, chest pain, atlflt neck.
.,,uuv, wen pains, neuralgia, neaa
ache, colds in the head and chest,
nose stoppage. "Ulypto" Ointment
an essence or tne wonder-
rui eucalyptus tree no Injurious in
gredients of any kind. Sold at all
o'u stores In 28c and BOo Jars, or
ical Co.. Falls City. Nebr.
Stops Congo, Hoarseness
The couch drona that Vot tv,
drop" on that cough. "Ulypto"
Cousrh Droos.
that tickling." clear the voice, atom
One or two will "stop
the cough andthroat soreness. They
contain the magic properties of the
fucalyptus tree. 80 at all druggists,
candy, grocery and clsar stores.
"Ulypto" Ointment is for sale and
recommended in Omaha by Sherman A
McConneli s Five Stores, Merrltt Drug
stores, Beaton urns; Co., Dundet Phar
macy, Green's Pharmacy.
II
BARBER GIVES RECIPE
FOH GRAYHAIR
Tell How to Malt, a Home-Made
Gray Hair Remedy.
Mr. A. . O'Brien, who has been a
barber in New York City for many ;
years, made the following statement : : j&
"Gray, streaked or faded hair can be
immediately made black, brown or
light brown, whichever shade you de
sire, by the use of the following rem-
J Al- . 1. - L 1 - .
cuy mat yuu can nuts at nunie. 1
"Merely get a small box of Orlex
powder at any drug store; It costs
only 25 cents, and no extras to buy
Dissolve It in one ounce of water and
comb it through the hair. Full direc
tions for use come in each box.
, "Yon need not hesitate to use Orlex 15
as a $100 gold bond comes in acl ft
box guaranteeing the user that Orle 55
powder does not contain silver, iead
zinc, sulphur, mercury, aniline, coal
tar nroducts or their derivatives.
"It does not rub off, is not stickj
ni otimmv and laavoa ftia Vioi. '1....
It will make a gray-haired person lodt x ' "" - '
twenty year. youngrfV'-Adv. 5
ThTTSlU UV : WSJ
Prim btmoI
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A Certificate of Happiness for the
Music Lover's
Christmas
a ' ..." , '
By means of the Victor Gift Certificate, reproduced abort,
you can give Victor Records to your relatives or friends, and they
can choose the records themselves. Or you can in the same way
give them a Victrola, and they can choose the Instruments them
selves. Woperly filled out and signed, a Victor Gift Certificate is
good for any amount you specify.
You can easily arrange by phone, mail or In person to hare us
send them wherever you wiah. Get In touch with us and arrange
the details. . ; ,
" Victors and Vlctrolaa, $10 to $400. Easy terms if yon wish.
Orchard & Wilhelm Co.
vrKrsDest
Non-intoxleurin
or m w .
. Helps digestion. IJjj
At grocers', at druggists', in fact
at all places where good drinks
are sold.
LEMP, Manufacturers
ST. LOUIS
H. A. Steinwender, Distributor
1517 Nicholas St., Doug. 3842,
Omaha, Neb.
To Ward Off Winter
Complexion Ills
To keep the face smooth, white and beau-
uui au winter, there's nothing quite so
ood as ordinary mereolised wax. Rough,
happed or discolored skin, inevitable in th-'s
.-eather. is gently absorbed by the wax and
epiaced by the newer, fresher skin hnith.
"he face exhibits no trace of the wax. tht
nuer nemg applied at bedtime and washed
ff mornings. Creams, powders and rouges,
on the other hand, are apt to appear con
spicuous at this season, because of alter-
nating expansion and contraction of the
nam, due to changing temperatures. You
Jire advUed to try this simple treatment
Get an ounce of mereolised wax at any drug I
ior ana use iiKe cold cream. This will
lelp any skin at once, and in a week or so
n complexion will look remarkably youth
ul and health..
. Winds and flying dust often cause squlnt
u and other contortions which make
wrinmes. xou can quickly get rid of every
wrinkle, however nrodueed. bv ninr tim.
;e f bath made by dissolving one ounce!
PQvnerea saxnitr tr, nn-h.ir , , u i
" Pretty-Yes, but so
impossible to keep pretty!
"ImpossibIeM--that is, with ordinary soap cake soap
that you have to rub roughly on the fragile material.
Such soap .was meant only for plain laundering it
cannot help injuring fine silks and laces for which it was
never meant.
Why laundering spoils your silk blouse
Alkali and rubbing are what spoil your prettiest blouse.
The alkali makes the silk grow yellower and yellower
each time it is laundered. Rubbing coarsens the silk
and lacetakes away all the daintiness.
How you can keep your bfouse lovely
Lux, the new product for all fine laundering, has abso
lutely no free alkali, and no rubbing is necessary, because
in the transparent Lux flakes is concentrated more real
cleansing value than is possible in any other form of soap.
Itdi'ssoves the dirt so that without the slightest fric
tion the dirt drops out into the foamy Lux suds. .
Your filmiest blouse comes from its Lux tubbing whit
and sheer as when it was new. Use Lux on anything
that pare water alone will not harm.
. Try it at once. Veu? grocer, druggist and depart
ment stores have it Lever Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mast,
, How to wash silk vaists
Whisk a handful of Lux lots thick '-.tber lo
hot water. Add cold wter till iu.j wa.-m. Pip your 1
waist through the foamy lather many time: work
it about ia the suds do not : b. Rinse in three
waters, tha same temperature as :hs water is
which you washed it Squeeze the water out
not wring. Dry jn tha shade. When nearly ry,
press with a wsrm iron-never a ho. one. Georgette
crepe waiata should be gent'y pulled Into shapes
as they dry, and al 0 should be shaped as you iron.
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For all
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On in Kansas City off in Florida.
A steel tram that runs right through
from Kansas City to Jacksonville.
Leave Kansas City 5:55 p. m.,reacK Jackson
ville 8:25 second morning via Frisco lines
and Southern Railway; the direct route
Fred Harvey meals on the Frisco
For illustrated Florida booklets with list of
hotels, and for railroad fares and sleeping
car reservations, address
J.C. UTrieiiJDivWon Passenger Aft, Frisco Unas
70S Walnut Street, Kansas City, Ma.
)oritwfusethat
invitation because
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poor complexion
a
t.m ew v; v ww w .9 mm
clears away pimples
No one knows the humiliation of
: inga"wall flower" betterthan the girl
with a red, rough, pimply complexion.
If your skin is not fresh and smooth,
or has suffered from an unwise use of
cosmetics, try Resinol Soap and Resi-
nol Ointment for a week and see if they .
don't becin to make a blessed differ
ence. They also help to make handrj
and arms soft and white, and to keel?
the hair live, glossy and free from
dandruff.
All druggists set) Resinol Ointment and Resinol
Sosn. Forafreesnipleo(ech,writetoDeptl.N
Reiiool, Baltimore, Md. You'd better try then
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