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SOCIETY
To Honor Visitor.
Mrs. N. C Leary will entertain
informally at her home Sunday eve
ning in honor of Miss Marion White
of Bangor, Me., who arrived Mon
day afternoon to be the guest of
Mrs. James Boyle.
Bridal Affairs.
A number of additional affairs are
on the social calender for Miss
Esther Wilhelm, whose marriage to
Stmitiel Cooper of Pittsburgh will
take place January 31. Mrs. H. R.
Bowen will entertain at luncheon at
,the Blackstone Thursday, for 'this
bride-elect. Mrs. Milton Barlow
will be hostess at a luncheon Friday
for Miss Wilhelm.
Mrs. Wilson Lowe will entertain
at luncheon on Saturday, January
31, in honor of Mrs. Samuel Cooper,
mother of the groom. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Jurlson will give a dinner
Sunday, February 1, "for Mr. and
Mrs. Cooper, the parents of the
groom.
-Theater and Supper Party.
! Miss Gwendolyn Wolfe enter
tained at the Br'andeis Monday eve
ning followed by a 6uppcr-at the
Athletic club. Her guests were
. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Dudley, Mr.
'arid Mrs. Donald Macrae, jr.,' Mrs.
Clifford Wolfe, Miss Erna Reed,
and Messrs. Porter Allan, Walter
Voodrow and Dudley Wolfe.
-Informal Affair.'
. A short program followed by an
informal dancing party was given
Friday evening at the Morris apart
ments. Those taking part were
Mrs. A. A. Covalt, who sang several
numbers; Miss Florence English,
who gave piano selections; and
Doris Clare Record, who danced.
The guests numbered 100.
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Vr.-..
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ft IS ,
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Fashion Camera Photo.
Nothingc buld be more charming
for the dance than this frock of
canary chiffon with an undcrdress
of metallic broi-aded satin. -An odd
effect is gained by the way the
skirt is caught up Tit the side show
ing a series of ruffles.
Personals
Mrs. David T. Feder of the El
Eeudor "apartments is ill at the
Birchmont hospital. '.' .
Mrs. ,D. II.' Jiawk left' last week
for New. York City. . She .will re
turn January 25.
Miss Mary Cooper, sister of Sam
uel Cooper of Pittsburgh, will ar
rive Thursday to the guest of his
fiancee, Miss Esther Wilhelm. Miss
Cooper will remain until after the
wedding 0n January 31.
Theater Party.
Mrs. C- J. "Sutphen enterta'iicd
for her daughter, Gertrude, at a box
party Monday evening at the Bran
cieis theater." The, guests who at
tended with Miss Gettrude Sutphen
are:
Misses .
Charlotte McDonald
Eleanor Baxter,
Dorothy Sherman,
Polly Rohblns,
Dorothy Gutliort,
Josephine Drapler
" Silsses
Dorothy Barber,
Jane MrConnell,
Maude Brown
Martan Gardner
Elearnor Brown,.
Doris Plnkerton,
Birthday Party. '
Mrs. J. James entertained at a
birthday party at lief home Monday
in honor of the fifth birthday of her
daughter, Jacqueline James, and the
sixth birthday of Jane Patch. Two
pink and white birthday cakes and
a Jack Horner pie formed the dec
orations. The guests included Har
riett, LoVe, Peggy Young, Jane and
Helen Stone, Frances Brown, Jose
phine Coad, Jane Platner, Ernest
Coad, Virginia Pritchett, Elizabeth
Hendricks, Betty Ann Patch, Zena
Gray Dorflinger, Hudson and Gor
don Shotwell, Sumner Slater,
Donald Lange Sonny Rutherford,
and Frank Hamilton. '
Theater Parties.
G. ' L. Farnsworth . entertained
nine guests at the Orpheum Mon
day evening. Others entertaining
included C. E. Masters, J. M.
Opper, O. M. Smith, A, Sturtevant,
S. Stuart, John Adams, G. B. Beau
mont, J.. M. Baldrige, V. Currey,
William Chambers, W. T. Dailey,
C.I". Oruenig, H. Ji. Howland. E.
W. Hart, G. A. Jostyn, S. Lee, C.
U Lohrman, if. W. Mikesell, O.
C. Redick, Robert Zachary, N. J.
Young, Charles Ver Merhan, W.
Schriorr, Raymond Shields", M. Mul
vihill. Dr. M. Dunham, J. B. Gottch
and L.' Slater.
CY.M.A.
, The C. Y. M. A. will give a danc
ing party at Kel-Pine's academy,
Wednesday evening, January 21.
Informal Parties.
Dr. Edwin Davis entertained at
an Orpbeum party, Sunday evening,
in hondr of the Misses Catherine
and' Margaret Joy, who are guests
at the W. R. Wood home.
They were the guests of Mrs.
Wayne Selby at her home Monday
afternoon, when she entertained at
bridge for them. Two tables were
set for the, game..
Entertains for Miss Jensen. ..
Mrs. John Gooddall entertained at
a miscellaneous . shower at her
home Saturday evening in honor of
Miss Laura Jensen. Miss Nellie
Hackenberg assisted the hostess;
The guests numbered 16.
Afternoon Card Party.
A card party will be given Tues
day afternoon by Holy Angris par.
ish at the hall, Twenty-eighth street
,and .Fjjitlsf avenue, . ,
Girls In the Small
Communities to
Enjoy Life
People who live in the rush and
hurry of cities sometimes find if a
puzzle to know just what it is that
causes others to give up a happy
life out of doors for the crowded
subways, the throngs on the street
and in the stores. Two factory girls
who went to St. Paul from their
country homes in- Minnesota ex
pressed just what the difference was
when they said: "We like the shows,
things to do and places to go to."
And the Young Women s Chris
tian association used this statement
to build up just the kind of pro
gram that 'would most-appeal to
girls who live in the country or in
small towns.
Plays and pageants are coming to
take their place in the sun. There
are few girls who don't like an im
portant part in a play and fewer
still who can resist the fun of plan
ning costumes, scenery and all the
little details ' which go to help in
the production of a drama to be
seen by their parents and their
friends.
In one county- in Iowa there is a
club of 25 girls bubbling with jife
If there is anything
that these girls like to do that very
thing is done some time curing tne
club year. . At their meetings they
nlav trxmea. have discussions on
girls' problems, talks and nature
study. 1 hen tncy nave picnics ana
iri rrpjmi socials, and last summer
gave orie .delightful lawn party,: to
which lilt- uujrs vanit.
Out inV Montana" in two little min-:
iiig towns near the ..Rockies there
are about 30 of the most enthusias
tic club girls. In the summer they
tat-i lontr wonderful hikes un some
favorite mountain path, and eacl;
and every girl spends at icasi one
week at Camp Rotary, tucked away
i'i-. iliA niftt rlMl'crllt i'nl snot in flip
Little Belt mountains. Swimming,
lislung, nature stiiuy, wun many,
manv rtlipr " rlptaiU fill pvrv ' HaV
full to overflowing. These girls start
each day with a clcan-up and formal
military inspection of each cabin.
The chilly evenings spent about' the
fireplace, with stories, victrola mu
sic, dancing and popping corn, gave
iust the richt final touch to each
happy day;
In one state tnere is a busy, Duy
general secretary, who in her Ford
travels about her county and keeps
20 live-wire, up-to-the-minute clubs
going at lull speed every minute.
Rarli of these 20 rlnhs has from 10
to 20 members. Their activities are
too numerous to mention and in
clude everything from gymnasium
work and community betterment to
devotional services and picturesque
bails on Washington's birthday.
Lovelorn
BY BEATRICE FAIRFAX
A Revelation. 1
TJear Miss Fairfax; Omaha But: 1
have read your good advice in The
Bee quite often and have decided to
write to you. I am a Klrl of 16 years
and my parents forbid me going
with boys, although thex do not
give me any special reason I want
to know why? I am quite friendly
with all boys and have had dates
with quite a few. I have been with
all kinds, too, preachers' sons and on
aown tne line, but found out I did
not "lovo" any but one. His parents
are not well-to-do and he does not
know what ''home" Is. He has a
brother who ia not started in right,
but he is a perfect gentleman. He
has perfect manners. ' He knows
how to "handle" a girl arid treat her
witn respect. I am in no doubt as
to his love, as I've asked other girls
how Ke treats them; they say he is
bashful and hardly touches their
arms when helping up and down
steps, but all of a sudden one eve
ning he threw his arms around me
and pressed me to , his bosom and
laid my head on his shoulders in an
embrace. He has never kissed me.
but has asked me to do so, but 1
saw you said ;"kissin is harmful"
and have not allowed him to do it.
This Incident has been a revelation
to me, Miss lairfax. What is to be
made of it? We meet very often,
but nothing is said concerning this
affair and he still remains true. My
motner solemnly refuses to let me
go -with him, although she has never
seen , him and has. heard - nothine
about him but through some things
ms orotner aoes. She refuses to let
me have him. I am deeply in love
with him and how could I convince
my parents as to his character. Now
I'll close and I hope to see my letter
In print in Monday's Bee. I remain,
"NAUGHTY PEG."
P. S. Should a girl sit with a bov
on dark steps and make love
scenes? I absolutely refuse to do it.
Am I not right?
' Let the Incident pass without fur
ther notice. He probably gave way
to a fit of emotion. Try to convince
your parents that the boy ia all
right, but do not. make "love scenes"
on door steps.
Bashful.
1 Dear Miss Fairfax, Omaha Bee:
Please can you tell me how to over
come bashfulness and shyness? At
school I attend high school there
are a fine lot of boys. In the as
sembly room I orten see them look
ing at me, some of them smile and
even wink. I feel verv embarrassed
and don't now how to act. Some
times I smile back and sometimes I
haven't got nerve enough to do that.
Last Sunday evening one -boy called
up and asked for a date. J, didn't
now what to say; I stood at the
phone a long time, then finally
heard him hang up. The people I
live with they are not , my real
parents will not even let me write
to my mother. She lives a long way
from here. It makes .them provoked
if I even speak to a boy, say hello
when I pass, if any of them are with
me. They even read the notes I
receive from my girl friends when
they can find them. I am not al
lowed to go out after dusk with any
of the girls unless some of them
are along. I am trying to overcome
bashfulness when I am in a group
of young people. At parties I feel
out of place. How can I overcome
this and be popular with boys and
girls alike? Is it right for those
people to do as they do? i
Please answer this as soon as pos
sible. . "PRIM."
It seems to me that It is a mis
take for parents to be over-strict.
Young people must have companion-
snip and it is the duty of parents
to teach them the meaning of whole
some companionship rather than to
restrict them to the four walls of
home. You cannot overcome your
bashfulness unless you are allowed
to mingle with the young folks of
yoat town
Heart Beats
By A. K.
All RlftaU ItMervtd
Tick tocic! .
Little round clock
Ticking twenty-four hours
A day , ,.: .
To the tune of my hear:
' And head. '" ', "
In early morn
You have broken my slumbers
Started hit off
To work or play
Helped me mark time
For a system of living
Sent rrie to march
With the trend of the era.
Through sunny times
When my spirit soared high
Gay and free as the wind -Your
melodious chime.
Was but faint and fine
Ticking a tune
In a rythmic way.
Through early nights
You vyorked faithfully
Never a rest.
Never a stop .
Marking emotions' ;
As the hours grew late
And my heart beat, like hammers
Upon my ears
While you beat the "stillness
Of atmosphere.- -. ,
Froni faint little ticks
Your signals grew strpng "
Wild and fearless . ; ....
As the, night crept on
Till all other sounds '". ''
Between earth and Heavenr
Grew faint and echoless
On the air. .- . . ,
Sometimes you were fast .
Sometimes slow -"
Almost human
You seemed to go '
On and on forever
With me
Always keyed
To the tune of my hean
Always in touch
With my thoughts
And my- soul.
Sorrow you sensed
Joy you perceived
Manifesting sympathy
For every mood
Faithful always little clock
O that some men
Would only take heed!
And follow the lead
Of my Little Ben. 1
. , SELA1I.
Parliamentary Law.
tuJ narliamentarv law depart
ment, Omaha Woman's club, will
meet Tuesday afternoon at the Y.
W. C. A. at 2 o'clock. Miss Gladys
Shamn i thi new leader, takinsr the
place of Mrs. R. E. MeKelvic, who
resigned at the last regular meeting.
Mrs. A. C. Anderson is secretary
o,t Mrc eO V. Krinc. treasurer of
the department. E. V Svoboda is
instructor. I Here are six remain
lesson Hnrinc the club year
which will be devoted to parliamen
tary instruction ana practice.
Sheik Wants American Girl
TlioiicatiHs men from the Or
ient and Africa have returned from
the armies of the allies with changed
ideas about the marriage relations
of the'Occidentals. One young Mos.
lem sheik has ottered ins tour na
tive wives provided by the Koran
o a missionary if he will procure
an educated American girl to share
his salt and tent. . ,
A Lovely River.
I will not try the reach again,
I will not set my sail alone.
To moor a boat bereft of men,
At Yarnton's tiny docks of stone.
But I will sit beside the fire,
And put my hand before my eyes,
And trace, to fill my heart's desire,
The last-of all our Odysseys.
The quiet evening kept her tryst;
Beneath an open sky we rode,
And passed into a wandering mist
Along the perfect Evenlode. I
A lovely river all alone,
She lingers in the hills arid holds
A hundred little towns of stone,
Forgotten in. the western wolds.
V Hilaire Belloc.
Thin Men and Women
Can Put On Flesh
increase Btrnjth, endurance, vitality and
greatly improve their health by building
up their nerves and enriching their blood.
Unquestionably one of the beet things for
this purpose is the great French dis
covery known among our druggists as
Blood-Iron Phosphate. People who have
tried it say that one five-grain tablet
taken with each meal quickly restores
depleted nervous energy, enriches the
blood, increases strength, vitality ana
endurance, anl those who are too thin
usually put on pounds of solid stay-there
flesh in a short time. Inasmuch as
Sherman ft McConnell Drug Co. and all
other druggists are authorized to sell
Blood-Iron Phosphate under a guarantee
of satisfaction or money back, every thin.
weak, nervous or anemic man or woman
snould give it a trial without delay.
Imoortant Blood-Iron Phosphate la sold
only in original packages, containing
enough for three weeks' treatment, at
$1.50 per package only SO cents a week.
SURPASSING FLAVOR
ABUNDANT JUICE
TENDER PULP
Characteristics found in
imfm
THE ARISTOCRAT OF THE
BREAKFAST TABLE
Always found In the Atwood Wrapper.
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TRIMBLE BROTHERS
Omaha, Neb,
Wholesale Distributors. '
Community Service.
Tncrlav. Tanuarv '20 The Lafav-
ette " and Patriotic! clubs - will liave
dinner at the Community house at
6 p. m.; the class in dramatic art at
7:56 p. m., under the direction of
Miss Mulholland. Basket ball game
at the Army and Navy club, the
Bowen furniture company, trom o
to 8 p. m. Basket ball game at the
Armv and Navv club, the M. E.
Wops," from 8 to 9 p. m. Dance at
Fort Omaha trom 8:JU to 11 p. m.;
riii7 W. D. T.. H. E. L. P. and
D. T. A. clubs, hostesses.-
South Omaha Woman's. Club.
The South Omaha Woman's club
will meet Tuesday afternoon, Janu
ary 20, with Mrs. C? L. Talbot, 4506
south I wenty-second street. Mrs.
Fred Lush, leader, will give a paper
and Mrs. C. W. Sears will give a lit
erary number. .
. Public Speaking. .
Public speaking, department,
Omaha Woman's club, will, meet
Tuesday, January 20 at 10 a. m. in
the Y. W. C. A. The class will give
Lincoln's Gettysburg address and
also impromptu speeches.
U. S. Grant.
' The U. S. Grant postwill hold its
regular' meeting Tuesday afternoon
at 1:30 ;in Memorial hall. The Re
lief corps-meeting will follow at
2:30 o'clock. , . .. .-
Spanish Club. -The
Spanish club will meet Tues
day evening in room 302 Patterson
block. . .. : . -
U. S, Grant Entertains. '
The U. S. Grant Woman's Relief
corps will give a dance at the Elks
rooms Tuesda" evening, January
20. This is an effort to secure funds
for replacing the .flags which were
recently destroyed by. fire at . the
court house.
Omekro-E.-Xima.
Omekro-E.-Xima willmeet Tues
day evening at the Social Settle
ment house for supper.
Chapter BX, P. E. O.
Chapter BX, P. E. O. sisterhood
will meet Tuesday for a' 1 o'clock
luncheon with Mrs. Harry M. Bind
er, 4801 Farnam street.
Business Women's Club.
There will be an open'meeting of
the Omaha Business Women's club
in the Y. W. C; A. auditorium Tues
day evening, fjanuary 20, Miss
Maude Adair, leader. The fourth
annual sonata program will be given.
Trinity Cathedral.
Section B of Trinity cathedral will
meet with Mrs. William Ritchie, jr.,
in the Blackstone hotel, Tuesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Conac Club.
Conac club will give a dancing
party Friday evening, January 23,
at the Blackstone. ''
XL Club.
The XL club will, give a dance
Tuesday evening, January 20, - at
Eagle hall.
.Mrs.. A'. ;G. Peterson, of Aurora
will b a guest of honor at the P.
E. O. luncheon Wednesday. Tanuarv
21; at the Fontenelle-hotel at 12:30
Lp'clock. Mrs. E. G. Drake of Beat
rice will be the other honor member
in attendance from butvof the city.
Both Mrs. Peterson and Mrs. Drake
have been past supreme and past
Nebraska state presidents. The seven
P. E. O. chapters in Omaha will
unite in this social occasion, cele
brating the fifty-first anniversary of
the ' organization. Mrs:' John R.
Hughes is the local president.
DREADED FOR
ilGIIT TO COME
Texas Lady, in Pretty Bad
Fix, Heard of Cardui, 1
Tried It, and Now Says
It Saved Her Life.
Chilton, Tex. Mrs. Mary, Reese,
of this place, states: "Sometime ago
I was quite sick and suffered a
great deal. I had been suffering
quite awhile. . . At times I had
such severe pains in my back, across
my hips and in my sides I was in
a pretty bad fix . . . was so
restless I dreaded for night to come.
Having heard of Cardui, I thought
I'd try it ... I commenced to
get better with my first bottle. . I
took six bottles of Cardui, and will
tell any woman what this Cardui
Home Treatment can and will do if
taken according to directions. We
not only feel it cured but . . .
most likely saved my life. I am able
to do my work with ease and know
Cardui did it"
Cardui has been found to relieve
many womanly pains and ailments,
and thousands of women have writ
ten to tell of the benefit it has been
to them, in cases of female troubles
and weakness.
Cardui is prepared from mild, me
dicinal ingredients, which act as a
tonic and help build up health and
strength in a natural manner.
Try Cardui. At druggists.
Your Stomach Made New
25Box
TRY THEM
ESTABLISHED 18B4
BITTEB'B DIGESTIVE LOZENGES will Iil
tltelj renWt dlsordwwl stomachs to bMltb anln.
Prors tlni by tMtlni them . for Toumelr. 'nr
twenty-flTG jetrs lli.y btf bera standard remtdy
for itonuich tiltnenU. Get box, 25 cuts, st
Bnermu AKvonnru Dnif o tores.
Omaha: P. E. 0. Chapters
. Celebrate With Honor
Y- v' Guests.
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ItjF . PHOTO
Police Recover Furs
Quick justice was meted to
burglars implicated in two rob
beries in 10 days of the F. W.
Thorne Store and thousands of
dollars' worth of ladies' fur coats
are on sale at .about half price,
not a coat missing.
Three men are enroute to the
"Pen," and a prominent physician
is in the toils for receiving s.tolen
property.
POWDER LORE
DoVt powder a section of your
face. It wilt only make it the more
conspicuous. , . .
Don't forget that' you have a neck
and therefore draw the powder line
directly under the chin. Some wom
en's faces look as though ' their
necks didn't match. - -
Don't leave the powder in the !
crevices of yourjface. This is un-!
cieanlv and often civet th far
cemented look.
Don't let your eyebrows and eye
lashes get sprayed with powder. If
they do, take a damp brush and go
over them.
Don't dab with a powder puff in
public. There is no reason why the
httle mirror on a slot machine
should be a magnet to every wom
an passing by.
Don't forget to powder just a
little around the mouth and chin.
A white nose above an unpowdered
mouth will make you look as if
one or the other were a misfit.
Don't . be too generous in your
use of powder. Powder that shows
itself defeats its own purpose.
And dou't, if you're a young girl
use powder at all. A healthy young
skin has a. beautiful transparency
that cannot be imitated by any
cosmetic. Why cover it up? The
young girl whose nose shines or
whose skin is oily had better start
right in to clear up her skin in
stead of covering it up. Health will
do much more than anything else
in the world, to. make a vdung skin
glow and look as beautiful as na
ture intended it should. Powder is
a help over hard places, but the
young girl shouldn't have any hard
places.
"Eating" Classes.
Underfed school children in some
of the larger cities are to be grouped
into ''eating" classes in a course of
stuoy for both parents and pupils
in the causes of malnutrition. Nur
ses and dietitians have been placed
in charge where the classes have al
ready been established.
Water -as Dowry.
Watr in so srarr in thn Tananest
island of Oshima fliat it is the cus
tom for a bride to take, a large tub v
of drinking water with her to her
new home as a kind of dowry.-
A Simple Way To
Remove Dandruff
There is one sure way that has
never failed to remove dandruff at
once, and that is to dissolve it, then
you destroy it entirely. To do this,
just get about Jour ounces of plain,
common liquid arvon from any drug
store (this is all you will need),
apply it at pight when retiring; use
enough to moisten the scalp and rub
it in gently with the finger tips.
By morning most, if not all, of
your dandruff will be gone, and
three or four more applications will
completely dissolve and entirely de
stroy every single1 sign and trace
of it, no matter how much dandruff
you may have.
You will find all itching and dig
ging of the scalp will stop instantly,
and your hair will be fluffy, lus
trous, glossy, silky ' and soft, and
look and feel a hundred times better.
MOTHER'S FRIEND
Expectant Mothers.
ASneedv Rprirvprv
At Alt Simlili
Sroial SmsM m Mi tkmki w4 ksi, Fm
MUPmiO MCUtATO CO-Psfi, U. A tukti. CjJ
SOT
WTTTKiP-'it IV-1
in ay
ieus now to atop a
Bad Cough
SarprUlnr results from I his fmrnent 2
Id homs-mada sjmp. Kaslly j
preps mM UUle. , ' f
If vou have a severe cough or chest
cold accompanied with soreness, throat
tickle, hoarseness, or difficult breath'
in;, or if your child wakes up during
the ni"ht with croup and you want
quick help, try this reliable old home
made cough remedy. Any drucgi't can
supply you with 2VJ ounces of Plnex.
Pour this into a pint bottle and till
the bottle with plain granulated sugar
syrup. Or you ean use clarified mo
lasses, honey, or corn syrnp, instead
of sugar syrup, .if desired. This reeipo
makes a pint of really remarkable
cough remedy. It tastes good, and in
spite of its low cost, it can be depended
upon to give quick and lasting relief.
You ean feel this take hold of s
roucb. In a way that means business.
It loosens and raises the phlegm, stops
throat tickle and soothes and heals tjie
inritated membranes that line thft
throat and bronchial tubes with such
promotness, ease and certainty that it
is really astonishing.
Pinex is a special and highly coaeea
irated compound of genuine NorWay
plne extract, and is probably the best
known means of overcoming severe
coughs, throat and chest colds. -
There are many worthless imita
tions of this mixture. To avoid dis
appointment, ask for "2i ounces of
Pinex" with full directions and don't
accept anything else. Guaranteed to
give absolute satisfaction or money
promptly refunded. The Pinex C.,
Ft. Wayne, Ind,
TOO FAT?
Get t smsll box of Oil '(
Xortle (In earsuleil at n
ilruc store. Fole slnsl
Konln ivHtaa sod reSses ll
to 60 lbt.. or more, under
1100 esarantes. Absolute)!
U. taeV Mel ana, The fit seems to nwl
awar. Ry pruiwi .oductlon you will ueke wonder
ful fain In iibralual and mental enerir. Ada
years te your life. Remember Oil of Koretn. Xon
piirtlve: no thyroid. Beet method in the enrU
to beonrae (lesser qulrMy. safely, liietpwllrelr
and atay thin. At all buay drastleta'; or write
nnw for rBEE BROOHCBE to Koretn Company,
NO-301. Station V. New lork City.
IMPOVERISHED
MEN AND WOMEN
Quickly Regain Health. Strength,
Energy, and Ability by Taking
3-Graln
Ca'domene Tablets. .
The Very Best Tonic. v
" Sold by All Druggists. r . ..
-Adv. "
lO DAY SALE:
of Portable Electric
ewii
Macliiies
WITH the Portable Electric
Sewing Machine you can
do your sewing in any room in
the house. There is no tiresome
pedaling as you have experienced
in the past when sewing with an
old style machine electricity
does the work smoothly, easily,
evenly and well. The speed is con
trolled at will all you need to.do is to
guide the cloth. .
Machines offered in this sale
with a minimum down
payment of . . . . . . .
BALANCE IN EQUAL MONTHLY PAYMENTS
A Portable Electric Sewing Machine can be placed on any
flat surface and operated at will. They come in a case and
are as easy to carry as a traveling bag. - ,
4 Styles
Vibrator, Rotary
2-Spool Rotary, Chain Stitch
The Electric Machine has a full sized head costs less to
buy than a foot power machine, and' a cent's worth of elec
tricity runs it for several hours then, too, tKey are offered at
last year's prices. x
Sale Starts Thursday, January 22
Sale Ends Saturday, January 31
4s your Spring sewing will soon begin, why not do it electrically? '
. if
Nebraska Power Co.
"Your Electric Service Company" .
Farnam at Fifteenth. . 2314 M Street, South Side.