3 t:
nil' OMAHA LN1AY- WEll: KhW.l'AKY 8. 1'J-JO.
Nnr Unowfft thuu whit igument
Thy It rt thv nvighhnr'n ii crl h lent.
All iirr nfrdrd by rath oik.
Nothing i Roii oi tan ...n.
- F.mrmon.
flrhlmt H cloud I'l.ht 1i-rl,
Through ahovrra llir suobrama tall,
fat Gnd ho Invrth .1 I Hia oi0.
M.UH Iclt Mil hopo nh oil.
"Ahittior.
1 1
L
SOCIETY Bride-Elect
W-C-A Mrs. Brandeis Leaves
Benson
Woumm. I iirrt'Mioiulrnt, 'I'!- W nl-
"The A:
Ah.." at
tetic.v.i lhihl Fasle or Cl lil
d "ill cK lien's Yalrntinc."
Marriage of Classmate?
Was Solemnized
Saturday.
ii.arriase cf M:-s 1'..
xt. daughter of I'r.
.. E. Newcomer or Mann
a., and Walter S. Mai not?.
Mr. and Mr-. A. 1 .
riott of Omaha, t-ji-k pia
r.rday t U:kI no..n at tt.T
l.'cj Moines. Dps Moiuc.
h.i.rlfs S. Met
i'he
Mrs. 1
vTty, I
.'in lit
ItV t llllllh
lilll V
i ( ;
nt t if
ist. vvi
u . : r. e
and
Mar-Sat-Ibd.-!
Hr.
m-
,;iated at tli r liiirna "1
:.rrm., performed tit.
I he dci -orations in tl'.f r
lormcrl l'v j mumis a::il
Him ..1 nite r
wore
-.l.iir't
Oulv
1 1
VI f
-, ere intimate
I hp bride was gra-lua' M
Iowa State college at Ann-.
a tii!rr of the A!;b.. 1 '
.orority. a ltd j- activ e in di ai
vliiI. attending si In'" I.
Mr. .Marriott als.- alter,! !
anil is a memoer ol hip
e- i
:e :
a I'i
p r v p
ilnifj.i. 11
beuti mint in the
Mis Mildred
1 'ran Stanton of
r i . 1 e- -1 1 1 n n 1 . Sh
o-vli'd 'hade n
ipioise nine t
ot silver. Her
of sunburst :
s-.. pi tpea.
The bridal Rd'.mi v. as oi
lace nvcr cripe ir,ete.n
hroidorrd in pearl. T n
uillf tell from, a rap of
...
ia i in
1 r o s -1 . - j a j
52.Mll fiisr - il -. fes
I' Us. t '.- f i
Arnrs collrge. vv a- I,
r was gowned in
rorgette rr tur- tha
nlnncd v i'i! cloth I Si
np.ie! v,.i- J
lav end. r U
1
C'" ' a
-ft
:..') in
Wori-
( it
Work
1 and.'
On Tnesiux afternoon at
the audit 'rutin of the You::tf
en's Christian asociat:ou
vi-i, luldv of New YorV
wi'l neak on the sui'.ipct,
Am or. J Women of Mai
Alt women of the city are invited i
,f present. Mrs. Eddy is particti
'larly we'd fitted to ncal on st!C;i ;.
suh.iect, .is siie accompanied Mr.
Kddy on h.is last journey around the
world, throtiIi Japan, t'hina ami In
dia. She was also with Mr. Kdilv
dnrinp his vv?t 15 years in India
, and has taken part in the campaigns
for women in China and other land.
Snndav afternoon at .! at the i .
V. C. A. the annual rally of the
t it
V
:o n
1.r--..Ke li
sp s and
ehaiitillv
mil fin
veil of
fronn a rap ot ehantilly
lace combined with pearis. I he
oride carried a sliower In liquet ot
white ro.'es and sweetpeas
Cilrim Stem of I.ogan, Ta.. fra
ternity brother of the gro-om, acted
a; het man.
Preceding the cpi enmny. Mi.
i.ucile Ileidelbers; nt Snu I la..
orority sistPT of thp Inide. v.i!.
Covers were placed tor JO gnet;,
t the wedding hreakfa-t.
Mr. and Mrs. Marriott, parents ot
the troom, and Mr. and Mrs. II.
U Koherts of Omaha and daugh
tors, Kutli and Jane, attended th
wpd'iiiig:. Mr. Roberts is a .sister
of the groom.
Mr. aii'l Mr?. Marriott will bp a'
home in Omaha after March 5.
tt i
M . I - !;.t ii i d.oigh
of Mr. -ii.d Mr-. William 1 1. Her
will be a bri.tc ot the inn:,:h of
K,,,.., II,.- ,-,IO i t , . W ii.
tcr 1. i'reibieck was reccntl'.- an-l-oiinci
d and the date f. -r th'-ir mar
riage ha-, been set for l-ebiuiry 17.
It will be a (mite affaii am! nil! take
place at tlie home o' the bride's
jiai ei.!-. 1 he Kev. b'd-.. in ! lartc
Jenks w ill ..nictate.
Doris atlierine Hei -y. s-.-i -r of
brid.--. bet. an ! Willi.cn 11.
i.-er will be the i.t;'v aiicnd-
tbe
ill!
ant
Do
itartment of Political
and Social Science
Give Luncheon.
Stover-Bryden.
Mrs. S. . I'.i(Ipu of St I.oins
a-:noiincei the engagement i her
datiRhter, Mary l'licabetli. t'
".eorge A. Stoer of that citv. Mr.
Stover formerly tc-ided in Omaha.
Mahon-Mohler.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. S. Mohlcr vin
ne.unce the engagement ot the.:
daughter. Margaret Augtita. to
(iera'd Mahou, son of Mr. and Mrs.
tirorge Mahon of Count il Bluh.
No date has been set tor the wed
ding but it will probably take place
in the early fprin
Engagement Announced.
Mr. and Mrs. IL J Smith an
nounce the engagement, of their
(iauchtrr, Ji'.va, to Charles Dovrv
of l'lattsmouth. The marriage will
take placp thf latter pait of the
month. Mr. Dovcy and li is bride
"ill reside at riattsnionth.
The poln'CI an i vucia! sc;- r.ce tie
p iitinent oi the Omaha Woman's
club has two events c'k. !u!ed for
Moudav, 1 rhniarv A lunclieon
m!' be gi.e.1 at nooi at the l.'ni- I
er.-itv i luh t w!i:. Ii newspaper i
women wM speak. h ate- Hes
ter I'.i -nil-oil I 'upper .it the World- .
I lei all ; 1 'at i icia Dan augh ot the
N.wv. ami M r rtle Mas.m of I lie ,
Bee. Mrs. II. J. Ihnley. d( pai tment j
lea!ee, wall ptc-n'e. Mi. A. i. '
I'eteison of Aurora, nieniber of the;
state board of control will be an I
honor giie-t bm will not. sp.-ak at i
the li'iicheon. i
I Mis. I'etet so:i ill speak a' the
atteiii 'i on meeting of the deoai-tmeut .
in be held in the V. W. C. A. at J:.".
Mis. M. D. t ai.ieroii leader tor the i
(lav.
uuior l Iinsttau l-.n-
deavor will be held. An intere-tmg
program will be given by tire junior
Micietie.
At 5 a Japanese i-ci-:onary nlav
entitled "Ry ('and'e light" will be
oven by the Ili!l:de Cougre-ntiomil
Intermediate -oeiety before the t itv
I'nion ot lftermediat" C Ifi-tian h'u
deavor. xcry ilitere-tit cl.i-s hi .-
cliolo.-".'. t.l'H'I.t by I'lvd 1. . Mad
of'tl:" Cniver-'tv of C'.a!'a. i
till onen to registration. 'I he c!a
ivets on Wednesday evening- at T
A profitable and practical cookinc
elas for vouutr married women at
hoit1 wo .ii en is piveu on Fiie'dav
-.-.torning at :.". The class is .
vet full. Those interested are in
ched to rtterd. Come nest Titesdn.
Ul.-ill-illiT.
Kusiness o i r! - , h.o car.n.o; take ad
vr.ntaee of li e ilay class in cooking
will hud a class open to them on
'J hui-s.lav ever.iii" at
1 . r modeiii drama e'a.-- r.i de-,Vr-
: Kate Mrllugh begin a new
ten.- th.i Monday night a! ":1s.
Merr and more our bu-h e- intei
i ests with Sotnh America are increa
iiisr. atul the knowledge- of Snai ih
is beeoniinif a business a - c t . 'I In-
N". W. C. A. is offering a cla--'S;v;i-h
on Ttiesda v evening at "
I The thletie On', of the Om
V. W. C. A met the husines gi
, clis, from Coi-m il RlulTs in a match,
vollev ball gan' Friday evening at
the Otnaha V. W. C. A.' A score o;
. to fl in faor of the A. C. gills rc-
i suited.
! 'I'l.e th!etir chih ;;ir's are p'an
1 iiing tlieir annual Yalent'uc ihmirr
'and partv for r,et Wednesday night,
l-'eliruary 11, at the Y. W. t". A.
Kverv men'ber's presence U ereatlv
i desired.
j The girl ; of tit Boosters' chib
j from the. M. K. Smith coinpany, who
were the winner in the contest coii
' ducted before ( hritma, are to he
guests at a turkey dinner at the Y.
; Y. 0. A. on W'rdncs.lav evening.
February 11. at h. Covers will In
laid for about 20 girl?.
1 y'ZsTEs-H-ruc-JD
V
.v
: be
Mis.
v. e i e
be t
Membership Tea.
u.l eotnmittee appointed by
tient of tin Hcr.son Wom-
, I::1, met 1 ucs.l ;v evening at
omee of Dr. I . 11. I .occhnci .
!.i.uci:ncr was ch.au man. Plans
ui.n.e tor .. liiemiiersii'.p r.-a to
: en ly Mr-, Kiihy Parker at
IUT itoti-c. ... .Mit!i Mviy-nrsi
street. !!iti!sd,ly afternoon. The
regular program will be postponed.
Musical numbers. rc.!inu and a
talk on "I 'o-operative h.dtication"
bv Mr. Jolin i,,les will constitute
the too,::, mi. As it will be Lincoln's
M'thd.iy, mcmheis will respond to
n !! i.-.H with Lincoln yuotatnins.
Pi esbvtei ian Mission Society.
'i lie W oman's Mi-sion society of
:' . Pi a -,!' teriail ciiurch will hold
Is a iinual praie service at the home
oiMrs 1 Kaber Tuesday afternoon.
,-Cuuaiy IT,
Luncheon Party.
M i s. Nt ar tin 1 1 e.b 'mid w ill enter
l, .in at a hnichcon I'hursday. t co ers
ill be laid for M i s. Jack Sti etiiht.
Mr, b'av Koh.iuson, Mrs. Jolm
Ki-s 1. Mr--. D. S. Wilhau's. Mis
Merle Wilhaui ami Mr-. Ile.blund.
Kxaminations Postponed.
Owing to illness among member
of the 1 'ue-day morning nursing
iTass, examinations hae been po-t-ponrd.
C.tmpfiite Meeting,
The Minnehaha -group of atv.p
i.'f (liils met last Werlueda re
i in-; at the home of Miss h'.dith
'Itar.tty.
- Kensington.
i Mr-. ( iiarlcs Sprague v.-ill be
ostess to tiic Narcissus chapter ot
the O. L. S. at a kensington at her
home. 2?li.i North Sixtieth avenue,
i'tiesilay evening, February 1".
Story Hour.
The time tor the "story hour" ha
;.een changed from M to llh.iO Sat-i"-(l,i-
mo ruing in the main auditor
ium of the city ha!'. The st-'rie'-.
s.it-irdav t- be told bv Mr. Oi'c
Entertains Informally.
Mi. Ague- Mitt ot e-blil Cottage
t irove avii'.ue e-itrt t imed l tid.iv
eveninu tor M :. and Mr. D, S.
William. Mi am! Vis. Rav I'obitv
s,m. Mr l.d Will-, .ins. Mis Merle
Williams a,. ,1 Mr. K. McM.iln-i'.
Community Center Notes.
(.' ommiuiitv i enter Dtamat-c and
G'.cr club n-,t Moudav evening in
the citv h..Ih i'iie p'av,' "( Vd Scliool
in Hickory Holler." is tn.der the dt
rcct-ou of Miss Woodmtt.
Mission Society.
Mrs. D. M. Sjin vull be hostess
to the liapfst 1 a. In -' M'-sion -o
c:e:v at her home. .'IS.? N.-ith
1 oity-M'vcuth .ivemj.-. Wednesday
ai'ternoin.
Keystone Clubs.
Meeting o! the Kc stone P..t'.
Kensington ilub and card club have
been postponed.
To Give a Play.
Fridav evening at the i ,t ha!! an
ililornuil the h'ovai Neighbors ot
Nmeri. a will -tage a plav entitle. I.
" I be .Sul'tr,.g( lie." It will take the
place of the l i iiu' It pi ogi ..Ill Ol the
t oinni -i n 1 1 y cc: t ei .
F.ntcrtain Sup lay School. !
Mr. and Mr-. !'. N. lh -w eriu.m en
tet tail ed the Methodist Siind:-y
school workir at their home last
- M -iihI. iv evcu'i.g.. I
Personals.
Mr. S. W. Ninth i- siu-ndu g tl"
w e. k in I.i-icoln at the home of her
(i.itigbter. M rs. P. W. I Taney. '
Mr. H. C. Han-en wa called hor.m '
iioni t'hicago last Week on a. count
of the serious ilhn s; ol his mother,
who resides at the home ot her
daughter. Mrs. Pert Col. leu.
Mr. and Mrs, Herman Wtiiu ;
; leave February 15 for t CI. .rado.
I Mr. ..ml Mrs. M. Armstrong ar
1 reeovi-ring from an atta-k of in -llueua.
, Mi-s Ruth Wuhf i tl- week-end
Mi,
lift i i
lt
nave
thud
po-si
M t
1M If
or
K. 1. J-me.,
-t' cet.
and M;
ptii.ha-
2545 North st-y.
lh
H. lao. who
1 a home at Vbii tv
ml Douglas stteeti. will take
.-on the tu -1 of pi il.
ai-d Mis, lieoik-e Stiger, n'll
ailed to liens. hi bv the death
M i . Mmei 's lather, if turned
W clne-Ma' to thru borne m I'hav
er. Mo.
Mr. D. D. 1 n-hbiig of Toledo, O .
was a week end gue-t at the home
of Mr. t .eoi ge Midi.
1'. b. Pa.hbuk left Monday eve
ning for Ihttsbmgh. Pa. New Led
fold. Ma., and New Yoik lity to
be gone a month.
Mis. Willi. .in P.lisi of Scluvler,
Neb, and Mi-. D.tt l'Ti-s of Miller.
Neb. Hiii- guests duimg the wee',
oi Mr. ami Mis. W illniui Puller.
i alvert leturned
( l cte, Neb., where
by t'P senoiis ill
Kennedy.
. S, thaw fold of
ire gue-ts ot Mr,
r. Mr-. Ken Smith.
'iiiuTIv of .Sheridan,
Id went a serious
la-' week at a local bos.
" . el lllc
owing have been ill with
Ml-. I "li.
ITiursilav ft--in
'he Was called
ue - s o t M - -
Mr.
Casp,-
n -I Mi
W - o.,
I. i'i sl-.l
I, M.
cm- m
a
i a I
Mi
l 1 1W 1
Mi-.
W'v . .
or ei at
pit d. i
I h
intbien
Mf. 1
( .nil e.
II Fair. U
W nb.iins.
Oliver, Mr
' lark. Mrs,
I l-as.set, ?l
Ail
To
nr 1 1
i-s I'.lua M-c!l. Mr. and
I imh-r. M r. Obn Mc -II.
N I v - on. Mis. D.
.nhs kelb-v, Mis. D. F.
lb i man Willi'. Kobeit:
; Nenleiheii-er. William
Sherbondy. Mis. bred
r; 1. ('. Dietr. Mr?.
-. Mi H H. Dimmitt.
-pot
p. n
oi a v.'ln-t mt 'i.ougp t';e
s with put e ah. ho'. I lieu sus
1 tin- smt on a hanger in the
where it may icaih all side! of
cat nienr.
!he
gue-t at
I lei man tilt
Mis LiThai
from a n at lac!
oine ot
Mi
Cab
a m u
and His Auntie
Mrs. Fr
mil- ami
Tt t-
.t pncitmo
Marshal!
f'-sidc W'ih
and Mis
sufTerim.
so
Id
Di.
if r
-WStS.GEQRCE ERAIWLKj
months pas, t'u , , . -
'i
a i
u- (-.
I M
-t,
( .
Fra i
spi
le v
afl all - ll.l V e b
1 at e pl.inm.'d.
t'u
i l' i
g c r
t in ahau iourueviug toward the v-.estet,
i-.is wiil lea-, e flies. lav to be gone se.v
i:i i ati i part oi that time at Heverlv
in m tiuir honor and a number ot ad
.peel to letnrn :be early part f-f April
liils
, u ii n r on s
a 1 p. ii l ( s
Golf Club.
;e Pettiest Mile Golf
club -
valentine nat'ty
v at the home
T
entertained at
Ttiesdav eveni
Mrs. ". D. Henedict. Mr. I-
aiid Mrs. Wilbur Jones won the con
test prizes. Mr. I'.euedict gave
several vocal selections. Those assisting-
the hotes were Mrs. F, J.
Corkran and Mrs. K. 1'. F'age.
To Entertain Cluh
Mr. 1 1 ui a 1 1 1 1 n.ks will l
ic i i k i . i r -e - - o i 1 he K bit;- r
im heon a : h r I-.. nue. Fn 1
i s w ill he placed tor lo.
-t.i-11.
ih at
tun
iCt
t Lyceum ball, T'we nt -"eci
I.omst stiaet. M esctatm-.
Merten and F. M. M-miis -as
ho-1 ese.
Columbian Club
,- Will
on bv
'! pat
I'tern
ti
goeu V -t
c.lunibi;
Merry Maker Club.
dat-eing party will be riv .-n .
WVilnesdav evening at the Pen Hue,
ball. Twenty-eighth and Farnam
streets, bv tlie. Merry Makers' club.
Card Party
Jtolv Xante parish will give a card
p.iitv Thursday evening at Odd
Fellows' hall, "Forty-filth and liur-sh-tte
streets.
Audubon Society.
The Nebraska Audubon society is
contemplating a contest for all ibil
dren in the Omaha grammar schools
in regard to knowledge concerning
bird life. Two hundred oncstions
will be Riven children, the answers
of which they may prrpat e. An ex
amination consisting of 20 ot the-e
questions will then be given to each
rompetinR child. Ten prices are to
be awarded. To enter the rot-test
it is necessary to be a member of
the Junior Audubon society. Mrs.
William F. Baxter is in chaise.
Phi Sigma Phi. !
Piii Sigma Phi will entertain at (
a dancing party at Dundee hall, I
Wednesday evening. Will KoFrrts. :.
and Wocrnrr Harmon are. in charge. 1
Kappa Kappa Gamma. !
Mr-. D. P. Robertson will be bos- 1
tess to the members of Kappa !
Kappa Gamma Puesday afternoon !
at her home, 6!'." South Thirty-
seventh street.
Benefit Dance.
A -lance tor the henenl
u(irew's chiinh. will be given
W ednesday evening at the Fonten-
St.
"
j Campfire Girls
Miss Alice Wixon of the lyega '
proup, Mrs. E. T, Munroe, guardian, j
was awatded the prie for the best
story about the Christinas coral !
Singing. i
T'his mouth's story contest will be I
a 500-word story about the Frolic at
the Prettiest Mile cluh. All stories i
must be in at Omahequa before Feb
OLD CLOTHES DYED
MAKE NEW GARMENTS
"Diamond Dyes" Turn Faded.
Shabby Apparel into New
ruary -
i
--t"-.-.t.f.-....-t
Don't worry about perfect re
sults. L'se "Diamond Dyes," guar
anteed to. give a new, rich, fadeless '
color to any fabric, whether it be
wool, silk, linen, cotton or mixed
groods dresses, blouses, stockinets,
i sKins, cniuircn s coats, xcatners,
j draperies, coverings.
The Direction Rook with each
Color Card.
l-o h ur r Z r tucui meenn ! - plainly how to dia-
at the Y W. C A. on Thursday eve- 1 mnd ('-ve any color that you
. p at 7:50. AH guardians de-iring , 'I tlot a aU. .
i "fake their rank at tins time will i To match any material have
. lan ' '. ., . .... rtriltrctst show VOIl "Ifuimnn. rive"
ni.-ase lanrt in t ueir otta uucai ous as - .. .- .
soon as possible. Also .lew guar
dians are especially urged to be pres
ent. T be Osoha group held their annual
election of officers on Tuesday 3t
the home of their guardian, Miss
Margaret Stirling. Helen Kn-.g was
eWcted president, Ann Pearsall. sec
retary, and Marjorie Corey, treas
urer. The Alaiii group held a meeting
Friday at the. home of F.dith Elliot.
The girls stenciled place cards for
the partv.
The Akita group with Mrs. Charles
T. Hubbard, guardian, with meet
Monday at the home of Ruth Feter-
ou and begin sewing for the
Needlework guild.
Miss Gladys Shamp's group met
Wednesday at her home.
The Totnoke group of which Mrs.
Howard Gates is guardian held a
business meetitm? Tuesday after
coon at the Y. W. C. A.
The Raosu group with Miss Ruth
Peterson, guardian, met Wednesday
it the home of Almedia Hamilton
nd made decorations for the party.
.The Abanake group with Mrs.
G'en Smith, guardian, had a social
meeting Monday at the home of
v Agnes Rexton.
The Witonohi group with Miss
Marie Gossett, guardian, met Sat
urday afternoon at the City Mission
Yellow Mustard for
Cold in Chest
T.'hi-n that tightness appears in
. : our chest anil the sharp pains sis
ii if v an inflammation, you need yel
I low uiustard.
Mustard plasters are all riirht in
I fact they're fine -hut Bogy's Mus-
tarine, made of yellow mustard and
other pain destroyers, t rleaner,
lulck'r and much more effective.
The min
i uta you rub
it on Its
I strength will
surprise you.
Heat eases
pain, remem
ber, and there
Is more con
e entrnt ed
noil - blister
ing heat in a
box of Mus
, tarine than in
; anything else
I you can buy.
! Use it for sore throat, tonsilitis,
pleurisy, neuralgia and headache or
when distressed with lumbaco, rheu
matism, Kout. sciatica, because neat
v ' i '' u
m 1 1 - - - : 1511 8
111 1 I I H
I'll JW" ' W (fJJW. "1
I 4 II mir IWzM
MISS OLSEN HAPPY
Mi-s Marv Olson, wiring the
piTsiiiiiml of the F. W. Thome
store fr-mi New- Vnrk, sa;..-:
"Melleiirv darling dresses,
enniM.L' to sell for t went y-nino.
thirty nine and forty-nine.
intoll swell suits. , mi will
wioit to nict'i them at the depot.
" dam.s sport coat a and dol
manettes. m will be surprised."
Learn Shorthand--5 Days
Ihr i;uiiknr";
...ii.l--rrnl K. 1.
t-ri. .-tit-wl for
anhoit rl-
'.irn-lr an.t rH-v
I , m i . - - eu H l.TK.-V
a unm -I In
i.n. c.'ii'i-.-satuli.
h- fr.i-l .-i- a pM-iiri
- ill . nuiilol hy Mill!
;-tHiinn I . s;e--,- York.
f,.r Hi.-.- VRhK I KS-
SON'S nnd Irv Oirr,.. l.-msli evrbidv
"Uh j our at'ility anil nvn mare nu-nr .
.slam all.er- till- nil e--t i-. nirn t
1 SO
il ll.r i
ui'i.l;
fl-il to
tali.
-'.y a limited time. v'O arc niakiitfr this most
libera! .o'fir; v,c will give you $r2.") for your
old .sewinj uiaeliitie, tio matter v hat make it is,
or iit what eomliuon it may be. While the
offer lasts, this is your chance to get rid of the
old, worn-out machine
get
WHITE
ir.d spent the Cme selecting beads j pases pain. Of course it cannot blis-
thcir head bands and making
..i-ims for the same.
Campfire girls will call a: had-(...-'.'s
Tuesday evening after
.choc', to get li tcr.it urc on t'uc
economy campa;gu m Nebraska,
vliich they will distribute on Wed-fceiday.
tor go anfl fin cents at drugnis's or
bv niail, S. O. Wells Co.. LeHoy,
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Henshaw Cafe...
presents for your pleasure
-THK WORLD'S
Famous ice Sim ei
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Jimmy; Bourse
Edna Blue
Jeane Carlisle
"Hilda' RuckctC
Al. Wright and His Wonder Orchestra
SKATERS WILL APPEAR EACH DAY AT 12-30. 6:30, 10:30 P.M.
Henshaw Hotel
We now have on display all the new, latest
model WHITES. And you know that the
WHITE is the "king of all sewing machines"
easiest-mnrijiig, Rturdiest yet simplest of con
struction, nd finest appearing of them all.
Select From All the New ftiodel WHITES
Apply your 12.")0 on the total price and then
pay the balance in easy payments of $5 a
mouth! The WHITE will earn its own cost
for you use it as you pay. HUT YOU ML ST
HUlfRY"!
This offer i.s limited to a few
Lnil personally, or
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Sewing Machine Headquarters
Fhorte Douglas 1973 15th and Harney
Have Kou Lost
Your Health?
Have von been so lnjsv that you
have ror.L'ottcn about your body
the most delicately adjusted ma
chine in the world -- until sottip
iveak part has broken down and you
are afraid?
No one knows how lonjr the body
should live -if it. has intellipent
care, hut we do know that without
a sufficient supply of vitali7.inc life--rivinsr
oxyiren it wastes away, and
I i t s, just as a plant droops and dies
for lack of water.
Disease is merely the hn-k of some
constituent element of the blood that
is necessary to maintain life. Oxy
iren is the life-river, the blood
builder -the jrerm-destroypr. Rut
pumpiuc iivypen into the bines is
not otiou-rh. The blood must as
similate it. Iron attracts oxygen
just as tin- magnet attracts stool - -therefore,
if your hh-dd is abundant
ly sit pplied with or-ranic iron it. at
tracts the, oxygen from the air in
the lungs and the blood is vitalized
with lifc-givimr oxygen.
RFOI.O siipphes the blond with
orgjinie iron lin a form that is eas
ily assimilated i , v .talii'ing oxygen
and the cell salt- that nourish and
rebuild the cells of the bodv. It.
ias
vvondorf u! tonic finalities
and
Of counc yoa desire it. Then Tea of thi$ wonder
ful hatf elixir, KOTALKO
Worry ft m.r. but your Mir, Miss. Mrj. or S'rt Throw
r. UiulJ lolloo U..t r onljr ilimm ri-ur cip nJ dolni
io,Ht nlor. Don t el.anjp.io tin natural ol out ft youl s9.
The ri" hlr .ll.lr ti.ai li '""'IW '"h incrowlnj fa-or. tor
It l, .iioVihtr rlie-r-'iil from 1t. nwfd loUor ,''' nJ
i IiVkoIiIW. ron-.rviv.r im from the Thru KlrmdoiM .1
tear oil. i.l.l. jou h r.- v.J of mrm In fcci.'.rtnn ha...
No matter what conrjil.on your hair l In tr. iwt rtrspalr.
Kotalko u innuwimJ'J on t'i irtnciitt tM . ' '"1 eae-irt In
mm. rn fuU yoil of iw.r w'"-ca 1 vrej baiJ I9i tbo j-l.-tui
titlowi n It ll iM '.rn'H las
tlit-r-. men, women and ftiltdreo.
I could fill ttila riol ap'." sli'l
ript.. ot tp..Un-.onlL3 tmn r'nni
who i-na.-r! Kotvia.o. Th Mi'auelu-ta
Is irai hen a trvo flu K. -'t'f
all tl hu filled, tiiat RT.al'so
j--.t -r-t-at Nai-ir neei'M fti aid 1(1
jlrjduclno a splendid crowth ot rule.
You may now orcn'n thn gnuinn
Kota.ao under m teiaranto it the tji-ii Bul4 U d'oirn
ems s'ore. or Ui .irur. win r-i ...
It for rot,. r-T tik. rctms tl that Is aM to "'' Zlm,iFmJ:r, l
o-li- rtelav sn.,r u. f Kolalto. Or. If Jon t.ri flrjt to rr-e ;nlr'"!
Tfillno Ro ivh' h come ti tod ht rea l r.-ontl''.' U a rlalnlj rtrml pa KE. tati-w
nu'iy 1" ,Tr!-i. f-ai-r or ,piir, In y.tur le -r.
S-itKf vour.elt. V.-i. .i-t (o atop falllno htr. eltratset. ddm. I'reniJien i 1
r.nr ...a rr-n-h ot ttront and illk-llke hair, or orer ('- kaid .not with l air. B i KOT'l.KO
,jr , ..,.;.,-,: . ,i-m. feWa: box b? .r.ail Miw, ir;-!? ouco or tl.-a Ueijs-
stch In otr rnlrrorl AJire.-i:
JOHN BART BRITTAli,BBi08i staUonF, NEW YORK, N.Y.
rapidly increases the tiumber of red
blood rolls and plasma of the blond.
RFOI.O inv Tirol ales and nourishes
every cell of the nerves, brain, tis
sues, fluids and bones; destroys and
eliminates the worn-out cells and
stimulates the circulation of thp
blood. It sends through thp entire
body a stream of rich, red, vitalized
blood that renews the strength, en
ergy and cnikirnnco.
RKOI.O has restored thousands of
men and women to health and hap
piness by supplying the natural cell
salts, organic iron nnd oxyiren that
Nature requires to reetorr and main
tain health. It is tint, expensive and
is guaranteed to -.rive beneficial re
suits or your money will be returned.
The lnrce packae of 1 00 pleasant,
tasteless tablets only costs One
Dollar.
Sherman Sr McC'or.nell Drug Co.,
-litth and Dodge, lihii and Dodge.
' Dhh ami Iiamcy, -l!tb and Farnam,
lhth and Farnam. Omaha. Nebraska.