THE BEE: UAiAHA.v WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17.- 1920.
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CONSTIPATION
DR.' CALDWELL'S Syrup"
Popsin is a combination of
simple laxative herbs vith
pepsin that quickly relieves tho
congestion of undigested food and
poisonous waste matter, and re
stores the normal regularity of
natural action. It does not gripe
or cramp and is as safe and pleas
ant for children as it is effective on
even the strongest constitujjofc.
v Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is
the indispensable family remedy
in thousands of homes and is sold
in drug stores everywhere.
In spite of the fact that Dr. Cald
well's Srrup Pepsin is the largest selling
liquid laxative in the world, there
being over 6 million bottles told each
year, many mho need its benefits have
not jet used it. If you have not, send
your name and address fir a free trial
botde to Dr. W. P. Caldwell, 51 1
Washington St., lAohticello, Illinois.
DR. CALDWELL'S
SYRUP PEPSIN
THE PERFECT LAXATIVE
A D V KBTI S EM KM T
Tells How Thin Folks
Can Put On Flesh
L
and Get Strong
Pwtnle who have tried it and hin.
dreds of folks right here.in Omaha have
done so aey that if you'aro weak. thin,
nervous, rundown and can't Bleep nights,
the quickest, aurest and best way to get
strong, put on flesh, have nerves of
steel and be able to sleep well, in-to take
a 6-grain tablet of Blood-Iron Phosphate
with very meal. The almost invariably
remarkably benefit flowing the use of
Blood-Iron Phosphate is said to be due to
the fact that it does two things feeds the
nerves and supplies iron to tbe blood. So
uniformly successful are the reports from
those who have iraed it - that flliernnan
McDonnell Drug Co., as well as all other
leading druggists now supply Blood-Iron
Phosphate under" guarantee of satisfac-.
tion or money back. Inasmuch as three
weeks' treatment costs only $1.50 if you
Ilka It nothing if it fails every weak,
. thin, nervous, rundown,, anaemic man or
' woman should begin the use of Blood-Iron
Phosphate today and get back on the
road to health, strength and happiness
without delay.
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Society
, . Miller-Richel. ' ,
Miss Visginia Richel of Council
Bluffs and Mr. Bert Miller of Fort
Calhoun; Neb., wre married on
Monday by Rev. C W. Savidgc
They were attended by Fred A. A.
Schroder of Calhoun, Nib., and Miss
Vivian Rarhni nf Council Bluffs. Mr.
and Mrs. Miller left at once orr a
southern trip and will be at home
in' Calhoun May 1. , '
Out-of-Town Affair. A
Judge Cross of Blair was honor
guest at a party givn in honor of
his 71st birthday, Saturday evening,
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Robert Carmichael in Blair.
Those present were: Judge and
Mrs. E. B. Carrigan, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Mencke, Mr. and Mrs. Clark
O'Hanloti, Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Debcl. Mf. Mehrens, GraccBallard,
William Maher, Mrs. Anna Vio
Gates, John Lathrop, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Carmichael and Judge Cross.
Other guests wererMrs. VV. S. Tay
lor of Oinaha and Charles Cross of
Herman, Neb. ''
... Dancing Club. '
The Carter Lake Dancing plub
will hold their final dance of the
season on Fridav. March 19 at Kel-
pjnes academy.
' Birthday Party. - -
; Miss Helen Qerin entertained in
formally Sunday at her home in
honor of her 18th birthday. St.
Patrick's decorations wereused. "
Musicale, '
A musicale will be given at the
Creighton auditorium, April 8, for
the benefit of the St. Philip Neri
church. The patronesses and those
taking part in the program will be
announced later. .
Canteen Meeting.
Canteen-Company B met Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Glen
Wharton to sew for the Day Nur
sery and St. James orphanage. ,
N Legion Dance. . .
rsHoward Baldrige will be in
charge of the American Legion
dance to begrven at the Municipal
Auditorium, March 23. '
Theater Party. ,
Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Foye will en
Certain at dinner followed by a
theater party at the Brandeis, Wed
nesday evening. ' -
Informal Affair.
The Sisters of Mercy entertained
the Daughters of Isabella and their
friends at -a reception ''on Sunday,
March H, in their ncwrN home- on,
19th and Davenport streets. Ihree
hundred guests were present. -The
rooms were decorated in purple and
gold with baskets of jonquils and
hyacinths. Several , musical num
bers were rendered by Miss Loretta
DeLone and Miss Hazel Auer.
f 1 1 s l 1 bssjb eMBvaaaw
I I The. F. Otley, Pres. NggCp' ,
. inEuncG) cm raw? sGarn
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Personals
'Hi,i flnnArU nf St. lonn ar
rives Saturday to spend1 the weeje-
ing at the b. f. amitn nome
and Mrs. J. L. Newman, 3515 Dewey
avenue
UV,I tw L V sjj Ma . w -
far and talWerl for a minute or two
kvith her small daughter.
I had been so occupieu aunug
tysit of my brother-cousin ana ms
...uu nunllir lit nroblem
. T I TT. , '. a ' involving them, that I had not wor
Mrs. A. H.. Archibald, a i suffrage Hver Lillian's absence as I
cturer of New York, is visiting Mr otherwise wouid have dori?. But
with the departure of Jack -ana
I.tV...:. nnA nr relief at the OUt-
iMU Cim, ; 7-. t..i, T
w- 1 ci mawi a ni fn r uiirr vie- vw irw 1 lii risv w
i w.i a that she. usually so. swift in
dispatching a'ny errand, had been
compelled tp stay so long "
one. Was ft possible that she had
t li.. "o,v-li tli" snake.
dcch unaLiic iu o.vi-.
as she had so confidently asserted,
and that the .venom of the man was
still abroad, waiting to strike ' in
some new way at Alice . tiolcombe
and me? ...
txfi.i' n-nn old dear:
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Dicky deinanded one evening when
upon coming in from the train he
had found me with my tace m my
hands, so deep in thought that I had
not heard him come into mc u
v-,.V. oe skctrMi-tpH as thoucrt VOU
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sanitary, durable, washable, and most beautiful wall finish
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and will not show laps on interrupted work.
Distributed end Retailed by
MULLIN PAINT CO., 313 So. Fourteenth St.
Retailed by v.
V SAM NEWMAN, 1804 Farnam St.
will make their permanent homer
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Nissley have
returned from California wlvere they
visited during January and Febru
ary. Methodist Luncheon.
A C ' Pfjtri.tf. Aztv Itinrheon will.
be. given 5t 12 o'clock Wednesday
in the Kenson Metnoaisi cnurcn
parlors by the Ladies' Aid society.
The tables and rooms will be deco
rated in green.- During the luncheon
hour a program, consisting of Irish
folk songs and Irish dialect stories,
will be rendered. Mrs. R. Biirford,
the chairman, will be assisted by
Mrs. C. 0. Hurd and Mrs. J. V.
j Thompson. ' .
Miss Grant in Seattle.
Miss Dorothy Grant,x daughter of
Colonel and jMrs. F. A. Grant of
Omaha, is now visiting at the home
of her brother, J. F. Grant, and
Mrs. Grant in Seattle, Wash. A pic
ture of Mks Grant appeared in the
issue of Sunday. March 14 of the
Seattle Post Intelligencer. ,.
Masquerade. '
Harmony council of the" Knights
and Ladies oi Security will give a
masquerade party, Wednesday eve
nine, at the Swedish auditorium,
Sixteenth and Chicago streets. "V
Updike Club.
The Updike Socialc1ub will en
tertain at a dancing party Friday
evening, March 19, at Druid hall,
Twenty-fourth and Ames avenue. '
Wednesday, Card Party,
The Columbian club of Sacred
Heart parish will give a card party
Wednesday afternoon, March 17, at
Lyceum hall, Twenty-second and
Le Mars Club.
A dancing party which will take
place the evening of St. Patricks
day is planned by the .Le Mars club.
Decorations will be appropriate to
the holiday and unusual features will
be added to the regular program.
The affair will be giveiv-at the Kel
Pine academy, ' Twenty-tilth and
Farnam streets, r
Good Times Club. .
, A dance will be given Wednesday
evening at the Lyric hall, Nineteenth
and Farnam streets. 'by the Good
Times club. 4
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Winter Dancing Club. I
An informal dancing party will be
given Wednesday evening, March
24. by "the Winter Dancinsr club at
Turpin's academy, Twenty-ieighth
and rarnam streets.
Mrs. E. R. Fiddons will entertain
at .a St. Patrick's luncheon at her
hnmf Thtirsrlav. for ,the members
of the H. and A.'club.
' 1 Conae Club. t
A Cf PsfrirL-c ftaflrincr riartv .-ilt
be giVen at he Blackstone Wedjjes-
day evening by tlje Conae ciuo.
Benefit Dance.
A dance' will be given at the
Creitrhton cvnasium Wednesday
evening, March 17, the proceeds of
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wnicn win dc uevoiea 10 vumiur
Hall, a Creighton dormitory. E.
rttirkinvhani. Gene MplaHv. "1. G.
Martin and W. M. Jeffers are pa
trons for .the affair."
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. fhal naughty; Waltz"
"Weeping Willow Lane"
"When I'm Gone You'll
Soon Forgot"
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Everyone W ants Them, So Do Not Delay
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Press Club.
Mv HEART and
My HUSBAND
By ADELE GARRISON
Why Dicky Felt Himself Aggrieved.'
Lillian's "two or three days,
ff i'ci Trtna A rmcrfrtnor Cfvfcnt irii
utaL-.sfirl in NHraclfa Citifr whffft
she visited her toother, Mis. 5 jl
ti
inomas. , ; , . -.. 1
m a r Ta . 3
Mr. ana Mrs. l.. . ersnr, . ana . , , ... . .., ;
Miss Charlotte Br,ant, Mr. anr Mrs. which she had planned to stay in
t. A. ttungate ana ur. ana irs. u. xne cur in oiazt i
B. Schervin of Omaha spent the tjM of' the. man. Jalfe Wilsey who
week-end in Nebraska City. , k,j raiUrl himself Bridirehara to
fr T: C. Tash. who is in New me. Hambruhre. to Alice Holcombe
V-l- . Uam.a Tl,it.ajl4i, 1 i . t !ntn fflir
lurK, iciuiiu iiuuit 1 lengincueu meunmw ...y--
' i a t - rT,. Trir f than a weeK. jacK ana muiciu
Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor ..of i,pfnr- there -was any
GrearBarrington, Mass. who are at r hef Foming, batk, although
the ; Blackstone, will return home h tciphone t0 me each day in or-
Aprtl 1. der t0 be assured of Marion's' wel-
' t . . ( -nJnutii or twO
T.pf., "T tAn'f aiirtnACl fl fia
looked at another woman since he
first began to care for her. And she
is not a doofmat" I could not re
press a little -indignation, s even
though I knew that Dicky was only
(fooling "but she has out down her
own feelings because Jack was not
well. ' ' , . , .
"I'm not well, either," Dicky as
serted. "I'm a sick man, jierves all
shot to pieces, and I know that if I
could just give you one good wal
loping it would make a new man
of -me. If you loved your husband
properly you'd be willing to take a
trouncing. Nor Well, I call you
dowrt right stingy. But I'll tell you
what will do just as well, I'll beat
the daylight out oT you in tennis if
you'll come out to the "courts. We'll
jusi nav.c unic iv wupic ui sc.s
before dinner,
t What Dicky Brought. ' ;
It was the last thing I felt in the
mood for doing, but I fancied there
had been an undercurrent of truth
running through Dickey's nonsense
that he imagined that I had been
neglecting him a bit. Therefore I
smiled up at him brightly.
M'll be with you in five minutes."
I said. - .' '
"It'll take me five to change, my
sef," he replied, and took off his
aMii aA ta AVa h 4 st lit o a4 Vi al . f AAlrl
lis a it as sic w vi l iu naiu 111a a vuun
Halfway down the hall he "turned
and came back to me.
"Here s a letter that ought to in
terest you," he said. "But don't
waste more than two minutes out
of the game on it." -
He tossed a letter to me addressed
to himself in the . unmistakable
chipgraphy of Robert Saverinl
(Continued Tomorrow.)
were on trial for your life, and were
trying to act as your own lawyer.
Come out ot it, ana give me
You're neglecting ' me shametuiiy
tody?'. . .j - 1.1
I looked .up, starufQ,
A tn Viss me took hold of the
arms he put around me and pulled
mvself to my teet.
, "I'm I'm sorrj'. dearest, I stam
mered. "I really haven't meant to.
Dicky grinned at me roguishly..
IIVT- T 1.VT,,. iTr.ll n( that. hut., of
course, these petticoated gods of the
macnine wno so aiuunu oa.6i.v..
..4 ..iirir-il tanal44 311(1 SlCll
can't he expected to pay attention to
a mere commonplace nusoanu.
"What do vou mean?" I aslPd.
"I'm no gr'eat detec-a-tuf, Dicky
retorted, "but it doesn't take Sher
lockian abilities to. deduce that
somebodv must have laid old Jack
out col-1 with a metaphorical slung
.hot- Katherine looked like one of
the earlv Christians about to be
thrown -to the lions when she first
lauded here and up to the last Z4
hours. Then she blossomed out
-into a regular girl again,-looking
and acting about IS years younger.
And I don't know, of anybody else
save your ladyship who would care
to tackle His Glooms -r-theref ore
vou were the goddess 'of the mat
cbine, Q E. D., E Pluribus Unum,
and so"forth.
! Semi-Serious Contrasts.
Dicky waved his hand airily atnie,
he had been carefully studying the
effect of a new cravat in the mirror
as he talked and blew 'me a kiss
with the last word.
"I say, old dear." he went on
and I 4aw tl,at llc was in onf. of
the jofcular teasing moods, when
there is nothing for me to do but
respond to his 'badinage as good-naturedly-
as I may "why don t you
oattern yourself after Katherine a
little more? There's a patient Gn
vnii Sh almost weens
with delight when Jack gives her a
smile, and trembres wiin iear at m
frown.' Gee, I wish 1 had you
trained that well! Wouldn t I go
out and have one whale of a time.
"Katherine doesn't have that-particular
type oc husband," I put in
Calendar
'a C. A. Book Review ScUoa-.Wedas-day
V m ltl Mrs. Howard Ruahton.
101S Vorth Thlrty-fourth itrjat. Miss
j?ssl.rTown wlir rsWaw Poems of
Alfrsd Noysa,1; ' '
Oman Wsmts'i Club, B. M. S.-vrd.
nssday. :30 J. m., with Mrs. Jrank J.
McTee. Ut South Twanty-slxth avenue.
Mrs r B. A. Ross, leader. Election ot of
lioers. Miss- Gladys Bhamp wilt apeak
on "Cltlsenshlp."
Daadee Woman's Ctub Wednesday. J: JO
T. ST with Mrs. J. W, Marshall. 10
Cssa street. 'Tha Secret1 City." by Hugh
Walpole. will be discussed.' .Lesdrr. Jin.
3 J. Bodds. Mrs. Maria Le Caldwell
will assist In the discussion and will also
talk on "Present Conditions in Russia."
I.tteraturo Department, Omaha Wemaa's
Club Weilnesdsy. 10 a. m., y. W. C. A.
Mrs A. 1 Fernald, . leader. Rev. Paul
Calhoun, pastor of tha United Presbyterian
church, will review the boofcu "Out of tha
Shadows," 'bv Rosa Cohen. -
rc.r.l Henrr W. Lawton Auxiliary, V.
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nesday evening, March 24, for worn
en only. Her subject will be
rjoover ior rresiuent.
Dr. Anna Weld of Rockford," 111.,
and Prof. Leila Andjews of the Uni
versity of Oklahoma, recently ad
mitted to membership in the Amer
ican College of Physicians,' are the
first women to be so honored by
inai 'unuy,
All day kenslns-
rifall. S004 Burt street.
Miller Park Mothers Circle Wednes
day. S p. nw Miller Park achoolaudl
torlurn. Dr. J. V. Edwards, city health
commissioner, will address the meetinir.
Musical program will follow and refresh
ments will be served."
Mu Slrma Wednesday. :30 a. m.. with
Mrs. C. W. Axtell. 11 North Thirty-seo-ond
street. Irs. J. M. Welshaus, leader.
Muale ' Department, Oinaha Woman's
Club Regular meeting Wednesday, 2 p.
m. Y. W. C. A. ..Annual election xf of
ficers, following rehearsal.- The tea will
be postponed until after the benefit con
cert. . '
Community Serrlco Wednesday, dinner
at Girls' Community house for Wamm
cfub at :80 p. m. St. Patrick's day dnce
at Girls' Community house given by
D. T. . olub, 8:30 to 11 p. m.
Society for Study of Applied Psychology
Wednesday evening, March U7, i
o'clock, room S02 Patterson block. Sev
enteenth and. Farnam streets.
Comfort Baby's Skin
With Cnticura Soan
And Fragrant Talcum
j x Political Talk.
Mrs. Charles T. Neal will deliver
an address at the First Unitarian
church, 3114 Harney street, Wed-
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"If yi are sick and want to Get Well
and Keep Well, write for literature that
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and wonderful new element! brings re
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tism, Sciatica. Gout, Neuritis. Neuralgia.
Nervous Prostration. High Blood Pres
sure and diseases of the Stomach, Heart,
Lungs, litver, Kidneys ano oxner aiimeiii.
Alumni Meeting.
Mr nnrl Mrs. Rnv A. R'alnh will
4ntertain the members ofthe Mortli
western University Alumni associa
tion 'of Omaha and Council Bluffs
at their home, 317 South Happy
Hollow boulevard, Wednesday eye
ning. . ,
oc. x-airiCK Anair. ( ior tne appuan
miss Kutf wards w.U entertain TOtC";
informally at her home Wednesday pluince la th.t it ia ,old , reasonably
evening at a St. Patricks party. that it is within the roach of ail, both
- 1 . v ' rich and noorl
V ' ,ki. P.4iA-&flua Snltti- Pltrl Hav
and night, Nreeeiving the Radio-Aetive
Rsys continuously into your system,
causing a healthy circulation, overcoming
sluggishness, throwing off impurities and
restoring the tissues and nerves to a nor
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Sold on a test proposition. You are
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be given Wednesday at the Hotel Jv you try it at our risk. For full in-
t-onteneile by the Vmaha VVomansJR,dium.Appliane. Co-i' nn Bradbury
FH' (SPRING' I
(SPRING. brings forth the ydesire to "tog up" and.'
j"Ty s snoes appeal to men wno Know, nc
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heel. Come' in. and look them overi
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amd vCold Troubles
( Aire Best Treated Externally
jfOLDS sie simply inflammation or congestion
yvV of the mucous membrane, or lining of the
respiratory organs air passages and lungs. They
should be treated just as surface inflammations,
Such as burns or bruises, are treated that is, the
medicationshould be applied directly to the in
, flamed parts. But medication cannot be applied
Hirectlv to the air passages and lungs except in the
form of vapors that cai be inhaled, and until the ,
' j: .r xn-ir'o favPnVi fVirr was no '
VICK'S VapoRub is the discovery of a Nortn ;
Carolina druggist, L. Richardson, who found "
a wav to combine the standard, time-tested reme
diesMenthol, Camphor, Turpentine, Eucalyptus,
Thyme, Juniper, etc. in salve form, so that when
Vicks is applied to the body, these ingredients are
vaporized by the body heat These vapors, in
haled with eachreatball night long, carry the
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meaicanon oitccl to uic ancctca parts, it vuc
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discovery of .Vick's VapoRub, there, was no same time.Vicks is absorbed through and stimulates
. 1 4,U.. Um etnn airliner fhe V9fwr inhfllH frt rfHeVr fhe
efficient, , economical method of supplying tnese
vapors
the skin, aiding the vapors inhaled to relieve the
congestion.
Spasmodic Croup and Children's Colds
Vidra is particularly recommended to mothers with Small
children. It is eternally applied and, therefore, can be
used often and freely with-perfect safety. Let the children
run out-doors, even in Winter, and get their needed fresh
air and exercise, and simply apply a little Ticks over the
throat and chest at thefirst sign of a cold, coveringjRrith a
hot flannel doth. For" spasmodic croup, rub Vicks freely
over the throat and "chest until bt difficult breathing
is" relieved. One application is commonly sufficient,
and an application at bed time" usually prevents a
night attack. .. ' ' .
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Deep Chest Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Coughs
' j . For inflammation of the respiratory organs where there
is tightness or sorenesst Vicks should be rubbed well over
the throat and chest until the skin is red; then spread on ,
thickly I and covered with hot flannel cloths. The bed
clothing should-be arranged in the form of a funnel,, so that
the vapors-arising may be freely inhaled.
In severe cases, hot, wet cloths shoulrl first be applied
over the throat and chest to open the pores of the skin be
fore applying Vicksr , '
If the cough is annoying, small portions of Vicks, the
size of a pea, can be swallowed every few hours -
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Head Colds, Asthma, Catarrh, Hay Fever
For these troubles, Vicks can be melted in a spoon and
the vapors inhaled, or a little applied up the nostrils and
knufifed back into the air passages. There is no "cure" for
Asthma andiay Fever Vicks gives temporary relief in
some cases. J 1 v v
Inritt on the Genuine
At All brugjfUU
30cHS0c-$10
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Used as a Liniment, Salve, Poultice or Plaster
In addition to its vaporizing qualities, Vicks has also
been found to be an excellent anti-inflammatory applica
tion. It makes a cooling, soothing dressing for such.troubles
as Bites, Bums, Bruises, Cuts, Frost Bite, Headache, Itch
ings, Poison Oak, Soreness, Sprains, Sunburn, etc.
Your
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