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DlDRUFF SOON
GETS YOUR HAIR
Let "Danderine" check nasty
scurf and stop hair,
falling out.
To Stop foiling hair af once and
rid the tcalp of every particle of
dandruff, get a small bottle ol
"Danderine" at any drug or toilet
counter for a few cents, potfr a little
in your hand and rub it into the
scalp. After several 1 application
the hair usually stops coming out
and yon can't find any dandruff.
Soon every hair on your scalp shows
new life, vigor, brightness, thickness
and more color.
SOCIETY
- Pine-Harris.
A pretty wedding took place Wed
nesday evening at the home of
Lewis Harris, when his daughter,
Julia, became the bride of James
Pi.ie. Rabbi Taxon officiated. The
brltle was simply gowned in pale
blue silk and wore a corsage bou
quet of white roses. Fifty guests
attended. After a brief visit in Kan
sas City Mr. and Mrs. Pine will be
at home at Tzard apartments.
Williams-Helms;
The marriage of Miss Eva Helms
of this city, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Helms of Webster, S. D.,
and Joseph Leon Williams of Oma
ha took place place Wednesday
afternoon. The ceremony,was per
formed by Rev. H. J. Howard at his
home. The bride wore' a dark blue
tricotine dress, with smalt hat to
match, and a tCrsage of roses.
There were no attendants. Mr. and
Mrs. Williams will make their home
for the present with Mr. Williams'
mother, Mrs. J. L. Williams, sr.
' Keystone Park Club. ,
Mrs. J. C. Dietz will entertain the
Keystone Park kensington at her
home Thursday afternoon.
Sigma Chi Omicrom.
An informal dancing party will
he given Friday evening at Harte
Hall by the members of the Sigma
Chi Omicrom sorority. Dorothy
Merriam and Jean Roberts are in
charge.
Affairs for Mrs. Kimball
Mrs. Alexander Loomis will en
tertain informally at her home
Thursday 'afternoon in honor of
V
An Arch PRESERVER SHOE
for Nurses
CIENTIFICALLY construct
ed to support the foot arch, fit
ting up snugly under the
"hollow" of the foot. This takes
the weight off the big toe joint
and the pressure off the toes.
Standing or walking is a pleas-
rm
1 e V-P
ure in
Arch
Preserver
Shoes
V. And you don't have to wear heavy metal arch supports nor have
' your shoes built-up withvWedges when wearing these shoes.
The Nurse' apla If made of fine White Suck in the sty) pictured
. above. We also hare them In Black and Brown Kid with high or low heeli,
round or narrow toes.
Sizes 2 12 to 10 Widths A AAA to E.
Drexel Shoe Co.
V 1419 FARNAM STREET
Mail Orders Solicited ' Parcel Post Paid
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For Summer Wear.
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A rather chic, heavily fringed hat,
suitable for the outdoor girl. The
chapeau is one ot the latest Ameri
can creat5n and has been selected
as such'at the milliners' convention
in session in New York. i
Mrs. Milton Shaw Kimball of Bath,
Me., who is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Ingwersen.
Mrs. Jimes Boyle will entertain
at luncheon at the Athletic club Fri
day for this visitor. Another affair
planned is a tea to be given by Mrs.
Harvey , Milliken Wednesday of next
week. Mrs. Kimball returns home
March 11.
For A -Visitor.
Mrs. Addison Mould of Milwaukee
was honor guest at! an informal af
fair given Wednesday afternoon at
the-home of Mrs. Howard Smart.
Mrs. Mould is visiting Dr. and Mrs.
W. H. Walker.
Cinosam Club.
At a recent meeting the following
officers were elected for the Cino
sam Dancing club: President, - Dr.
J. C. Lawrence; first vice president,
E. E. 'Crandall; second vice presi
dent, C. F. Tangaman; secretary, C
G. Haynes; treasurer, W. L. Black
ett. March 4 and 18 will be guest
nights.
Carter Lake Dancing Club.
The Carter Lake Dancing club
will give a leap year dance at Kel
pine academy Friday evening,
March 5. An elaborate program,
including a oiumber of novelty
dances, has been planned.
Phyllis Club.
The Phyllis club of St. Philip Neri
church will give a card party at the
Florence Odd Fellow's hall, i Thurs
day afternoon, March 4.
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Minne Lusa Woman's Society.
Mrs. S, H. Matthews will enter
tain the members of the Minne Lusa
Woman's society at the Prettiest
Mile club Thursday afternoon at
2:30. An election of officers wjII be
held. Mrs. C. A. Rhoden and Mrs.
L. Powell will assist Mrs. Matthews,
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Personals
Mrs. C. S. Hayworth of Tekoa,
Wash., is visiting her brother, Dr.
R. S. Anglin, and Mrs. Angtin,
liss Marguerite Smith, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. E. H.
Bedwell, and Mr. Bedwell, has re
turned to her home in Chicago.
Mrs. Charles H. Sawyer of Kan
sas City, who has been the guest of
Mesdames Elizabeth Klerlner, B. B.
Booth, and H. Laufenberg. has re
turned home. .
P. A. Barrows of Lincoln spent
Tuesday in Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Thomas who
have been spending the winter in
Los Angeles, will leave this week
for San ' Francisco, returning to
Omaha about April 1.
Mr. and 'Mrs. E. C Heinrich an
nounce the birth of a son, Edwin
hospital, Tuesday, March 2.
Miss Mariorie Barrett will leave
the latter Dart of the month for Chi
cago to be gone several weeks.
Andrew Nesbit of Tekamah spent
Wednesday in Omaha.
Miss Ruth Powell, who has been
ill at her home, is now convalescing.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Coad are now
residing at the Bla'ckstone. Mrs.
Coad was formerly Laura Callahan
of Staten Island, New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce G. Young are
now at their home, 314 Burt street.
Mrs. Young was Miss Margaret
Davics before her marriage.
Mrs. Harold Cosgriff and daugh
ter, Dorothea Catherine, left Sat
urday to join Mr. Cosgriff at Davea
port, la., where they will reside.
Democratic
Women On
Recbrd
The Independent Democratic
women have organized, not for the
purpose of splitting any political
party, not to further the political
ambitions of any individual, nor for
the purpose of giving vent to any
personal animosities or to foster any
political antagonisms.
The purpose of the organization is
definitely to stand for the perpetua
tion and enforcement of the prohibi
tion amendment,, and, st citizens and
voters of Nehrsska, ta secure repre
sentatives in ouf' government who
wilr truly voice the will of the peo
ple. ,
For this reason, and for this pur
pose, this organization will puf
forth every effort to elect delegates
to the Democratic-National conven
tion at San Francisco, who stand for
these principles, and who will be
guided by them in performing their
duties as delegates.
Our opposition to Mr.' Hitchcock
is based solely upon the fact that he
has not represented the will of his
constituency on important issues in
which we are particularly interested;
Mrs. Cosgriff is the daughter of Mrs.
M. C. Phelan of this city.
Mrs. Andrew Bethge and daugh
ter, Theresa, returned Monday even
ing '-from Salt Lake City, where
they had been called by the serious
illness of Mrs. Bethge's daughter,
Mrs. C. F. Wells.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Metcalfe
are in Washington, D. C, with their
son, Capt. Buehler Metcalfe.
namely, in the attitude he has taken
towards the prohibition and suffrage
amendment, and in hit doubtful tup
port of the administration on many
important issues. We believe his
work as democratic leader in the
senate, to which position he fell heir,
has beenrendcred less effective be
cause of his previous record, t
Mra, H. J. Bally Mr. E. B. Towt.
Dr. Jennie Calltaa, Mm. Kd. P. Hmtth,
lira. O. W. Covell, lira. W. R. Shafer,
Mra. W. V. Ralnifa. Mra. Q. W. Nobis,
Mra. W. A. Baldwin Mra. I. J, Dunn,
Executive Committee.
Christ Child Society
Elects New Officers . '
And Makes Plans.
At a meetiniz of the Christ Child
society the following 'officers were
elected: Mrs. L. C. Nash, president;
Mrs. Frank Bandle, first vice presi
dent; Mrsr A. V. Kinsler, second vice
president; Miss Nan Murphy, sec
retary, and Mrs. F. J. Despecher,
treasurer. Mrs. Bandle will have
charge of the layette work. -The so
ciety expects to open a milk station.
The home at 1254 Parkwilde avenue,
which was opened September 1, is
operating successfully.
Truth Center Research Club.
The Omaha Truth Center Re
search club will meet Friday eve
ning af 8 o'clock in Room 302, Pat
terson block, Seventeenth and
Farnam streets. Mr. Francis J. Ga
ble of Lincoln will be the speaker.
Dr. Esther Lovejoy, president of
the Medical Women's International
association, was at one time head
of the Portland, Ore., health bureau,
and still retains the honor of being
the first woman to hold that posi
tion At the age of 15 she was
a shopgirl.
Mary W. Harriman, philanthropist.
Upon the death of her husband, she
inherited a fortune of $100,000,000,
which she is distributing in philan
thropical enterpriset. Born Ogdens
burg, N. Y., lives iri New York.
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Dresses Blouses
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Sweaters
The prices are always reasonable
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Buying
Suggestions
for Marclr
Star Ham "The Ham What Am"
Star Bacon with VeuSttU Eggs
SaS5T Evaporated Milk
fflZ? Canoed Meats
"Simon Pure" Leaf Lard
IfaiStd Grape Juice
Vegetole (Vegetable Shortening)
fSBXET 03 (for cooking tnd salads)
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This is your guarantee of
dependability it "takes the
guess-work out of buying."
Make the Armour Oval Label
your guarantee for food quality.
If your dealer does not have
these foods in stock, he can get
them for you from a near-by
Armour, branch.
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P'OCOANUTS and peanuts are conceded by
V food experts to be high in nutritive value
and very healthful Nut-ola Margarine is
made from these, churned in pasteurized milk
and seasoned to a nicety with choice dairy salt
Doesn't this make Nut-ola appeal to you as good for your
table. It is good, too, for just imagine what a delicious,
appetizing flavor is found in a spread for bread composed
of just these dioice foods, .This is the reason whv
Nut-ola is becoming so generally popular. Test its gooa
ness yourself you will then want to use it every day,
as others do. Be sure to ask for and get Armours
Nut-ola Margarine. You will be delighted with its fine
quality. . ,
ABM O URCOMPAPOf
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