THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER SO, 1920.
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Ttylof-Linder. -
The marriage of Miss Alphca Lin
der of Red Oaki la., and Willard
Taylor of Omaha will take place, at
the First Presbyterian church Satur
day afternoon, Rev. E. H. J-nks of
ficiating. The couple will make
ilieir home lit Omaha.
Engagement Announced.
Mrs. B. V. Warren announces the
tngagement of her daughter, Miss
Grace-Cox, to Henry B. McCa.l of
this city. The nlarriage will take
place Octoher 12 at Trinity cathe
dral, Dean Tancock officiating.
Vhere will be no attendants. The
louple plan to reside in Omaha.
Dancing Party.
Miss Mary Cooper will hold a for
mal opening of her dancing studio at
the Dlackstone Saturday morning
from 11 to 12 o'clock for children.
Card Party and Dance.
The Sodality of Our Lady
of Lourdes parish will give a
card party and dance .Thursday eve
ning at Metropolitan hall. N
Returns Home.
Miss Adelyn Wood will return to
Omaha Thursday from Chicago,
vhere she spent several months
studying piano at the American
Conservatory of Music under Lhe
vine and Honiot Levi. Miss Wood
plans to give a concert here early
this fall. . " j,
Dinner Party.'
Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Stokes en
tertained at dinner at 'their home
ma Airs. oiei'"t i vi
The guests included bishop and
Mrs. E, W. Shayler, Deafl and Mrs.
Irving S. Cutter, Dr: and Mrs. G.
A. Young and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
E
Ison.
Personal
Mrs. Howard
Denver.
H. Baldrige is :
Miss Mary Munchhoff will return
Saturday from an extended eastern
trip-, - .
Mrs. Marie Stuckey has returned
rom a western trip, including a visit
an auto drive through Yellowstone
park. .
A son was born Tuesday to Mr
and Mrs. William Larnowitx oi
Sioux City at the Stewart hospital
Mrs. Lazriowitz was formerly Bess
Monsky of Omaha.
Omahans registering at the Hotel
McAlpin, New York, during the past
week have been: Mr. and Mrs. A.
Lancaster, L. R. Steiniger W. M.
Rambolt and Russell W. Brandt.
Mrs. Martin J. Conboy, who spent
the past six weeks visiting in Ster
ling and Roek Falls, 111. has re
turned. Mr. Conboy's mother, Mrs.
tliomas Conboy, accompanied her
and will remain for a shorts time.
She will visit at Lincoln before re
turning to her home..
Problems That Perplex
Anawarae) By
BEATRICE FAIRFAX
Babe: A good scalp circulation
stimulates growth of hair. Gently
massage- your scalp each night,
j. lacing the fingers on the scalp and
using a rotating motion. The idea
is to loosen the skin. On some heads
it Is very tightly drawn., This
means poor circulation. Brush
thoroughly dally with clean brushes.
Do not be so vigorous as to injure
the scalp in any way. But per
sistent and patient and you will get
results. Watch this section for a
story soon to appear on salt treat
ment for the hair.
Telephone the business college
you ask about lor the information
cslred.
Needs Housekeeper.
Dear Miss Fairfax. Omaha Bee:
I am afraid I am asking you to do
(or me too great a favor. You have
helped others, so you may be able
to help me. I nave Deen leu wun
four a-lrls and I am badly in need
t,f some good woman to look after
them. I am 34 years old nna nave
"i irood. uteady job. and I -sure would
be so thankful to you if you will
"iw Keep IllJ BUUlcoa ainji H
lo unyone thatmay wish to ask for
n. I am sure there is lots or women
-lJiat are just a lonesome as I am.
I am a great home lover and sure
would do all I can to make some
one happy. MR. S.
We suggest that the care or a
household including four children
would. Indeed, be a good cure for
lcnesomeness. We hope, if you are
honest in your request, that you find
woman who can handle tne job.
me iirst pan. di yvur itrtirr juu
seem to be loosing for a house
keeper for your little girls, and in
the latter part for -some pne who
can cure your lonesomeness. If it
U the former, we will try to help
you. I shall keep your address on
file. Why don't you send your
street number, instead of "general
delivery?" .
Be Straightforward.
Dear Miss Fairfax, Omaha Bee:
I am a girl of 18. About a year ago
I met a young man at my place of
business and it was a case of "love
at first sight" and it was also my
first love affair. One Saturday eve
ning when he was supposed to come
to the house to nee me. for some un
known reason I disappointed him.
Ho told my mother to tell mo to
write to him, but I didn't do so. The
following week I received a letter
from him asking me the reason why
I disappointed him and why I didn't
write. At present he is very ill in
the hospital. 1 thought that it was
w more than right for me to go to
. a nmi. I-ta was a marine anu &ot
a position in one cf New York's big
gest banks, where I was employed.
.That warf how I met him. I have
been to visit him twice. Both times
Yhe asked me why I don't care for
Jliim. Now, this is just what pus
Jsles me. I really love this young
nian. I don't want to tell him I care
jfor n,m, tut could you tel: me how
TI could show or hint a little bit to
him? BETTY.
Your conduct puzzles you and
rightly. It is sufficiently "contrary"
to cauanyone a great deal of won
derments Why do you -insist in
idling away from what you want
acting in a manner precisely
me 7 It la indirect and almost dis-
traight out." That's thm way to
y them. Stop taking life on the
"a. uvn i nun a ULiie iui, anu
xt time the boy for whom you
re so much asks "you why you
on t care for him. do the straisrht
a
. forward and honest thin,; and ti!
him that you do. The only prtb
; . lem you have it with your own
obliquity Ot vision.
Would You Give
Her a Glass of
' Jelly?
"I want some jelly on my bread,"
says this lovely baby. And if you
will take a glass over to the Day nur
sery perhap? she can have a little
of the "sweet" of life along with the
substantial.
The , Day Nursery at 2403 St.
Marys' avenue, instituted for the
purpose of caring for children
whose mothers are employed is
making an appeal for jellies and pre
serves. Anyone wishing to make a
donation is requested to call Mrs.
L. J. Healey, Harney 2821.
Vesta Chapter Kensington.
Vesta' Chapter Kensington club
will entertain at a card party at the
''.asonic temple Thursday afternoon,
October 7, at 2 o'clock
- Woman's Press Club.
The Omaha Woman's Press club
will meet Thursday afternoon at
4:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Martin Harris, 3870 Dodge street
The business meeting will be fol
lowed by a buffet supper.
Jewish Ladies' Relief.
The Jewish Ladies' Relief so
ciety will entertain at a luncheon
and card party- Thursday at the
Blackstone hotel. Luncheon will be
served at 1 o'clock and the card
game will begin at 3. ,
The regular mectinj? of the so
ciety scheduled for Tuesday, . Oc
tober 5, has been postponed - until
Wednesday, October 6.
business Girls' League.
The Cluga club will entertain at
a dancing- party Thursday evening
at 8:30 o'clock.'
Miss Laura Bromwell, the Cin
cinnati aviatrix, who. broke all
world records for women when she
succeeded in looping the loop in her
machine 87 times, will shortly make
an attempt to cross the Atlantic
ccean in an airplane, and if she
succeeds will be the first woman to
accomplish the feat. 4
ADVERTISE.! OT,
Melancholy Hones
Women should understand that
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"Blues," is in nine times out of ten
a pure symptom of some organic' de
rangement which should have atten
tion. For nearly forty years Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
made from roots and herbs; has been
the standard remedy for sudi condi
tions as proved by many testi
monials which we are constantly
publishing from woliien who have
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Kecommend
ho that friend witli
skin trouble
If you have a friend suffering
with eczema or other Itching,
burning eruption, what greater
kindness could you do him than
to say :
" Why don't you try Resinol I
I know you have experimented
with a down treatments, but I
believe Kesinol is different. It
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simply a soothing, healing
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widely in just such cases as yours.
Do get a jar today ! "
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Appear At Your
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If yam receive a sadden
caller or an unexpected in
vitation yon can (tel con
fident of always appearing
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moment tt renders to youf
skin a wonderfully pure,
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Children's Code
Backed By
League
The Nebraska League of Women
Voter, through its board which met
in Lincoln Tuesday, September 28,
agreed to adopt as part of its legis
lative program certain selected bills
cf the 57 proposed by the children's
code commission of the state.
According to Mrs. H. H. Wheeler
of Lincoln, the meeting was signiti
cant for the great interest shown in
social legislation. In addition to
hoard members, 75 people attended
the sessions, of whom 50 were from
out of town.
Mrs. Hattie Plum Williams, Mrs.
A. E. Sheldon, Judge Lincoln Frost
?nd C. E. Prevey presented phases
of thfc children's code report.
Mrs. Charles Johannes, Mrs. E.
S. Rood and Mrs. C. W. Gunther
attended. Dr. Jennie Callfas and
Mrs. Draper Smith, other board
members from Omaha were unable
to attend.
Bridge Luncheon.
Mrs. George Brandeis entertained
12 guests at a bridge luncheon at
her home Wednesday An honor of
her guest, Mrs. Harry Bosworth, of
Chicago, and Mrs. Irving Benton of
Pasadena. Cal., the guest of Mrs.
Charles E. Metz.
,
Bunco Party.
The women of the Blessed Sacra
ment parish gave a bunco party
Wednesday evening at the church,
North Thirtieth street and Curtis
avenue.
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tablets you are not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by
physicians for 20 years and proved safe by millions.
Name "Bayer" has same meaning as 14 Karat on gold.
SAFETY FIRST! Accept
genuine "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin," which contains proper direc
tions for Headache, Earache, Toothache, Neuralgia, ColdsRheuma
tism, Neuritis, Lumbago, and for pain generally. Strictly Americanl
Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets cost but a few cents Larger packages.
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Hudson and
Return
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What's What
By HELEN DECIE.
"Ludleigh's over there at that table
near the orchestra." '
"Yesi I know; I heard him at his
soup course!"
Noisy eating is literally one of the
loudest proclamations of ill-breeding.
No boy with any "bringingup" would
have-been allowed to pass .into his
teens without . correction and eradica
tion of this antioying fault In later
life, when the bad habit is firmly
fixed, and acquaintances, cognizant of
other good qualities m the offender,
are not willing to put themselves
in the position of reproving him, he
is destined to spoil many an other
wise perfectly good diiyier party.
It is a pity, for himself and for
others, that the self-made man who
is so extraordinarily clever m more
difficult ways should so often- be
found wanting in the easily acquired
niceties of table ' manners.
Copyright. 1920. by Public Ledger Co.
only an unbroken package" of
to
Reduced $200 to $450
Thousands have planned to
Essex cars this fall. For five years
been the world's largest Selling fine car. In eighteen
months Essex sales made an unmatched record. What
must now be the demand for them at these bedrock
prices? But labor and material shortages in early
summer had forced reductions in schedules for fall and
winter and now the return to normal in prices assures
such an immediate increase in sales that a scarcity. of
Hudson and Essex cars seems certain.
Choose your car now and learn how the price
reduction increases its attractiveness. And remember,
that in either Hudson or Essex you obtain exclusive
motors, for they are patented.
You can save $200 to $450. Act promptly if
you want delivery this fall.
GUY L.SMITH
"SERVICE
Omaha,
Ounce of Prevention Some
Times Worth a Ton
Of Cure.
"An ounce of prevention is some
times worth a whole ton of cure,"
paraphrased Mrs. Charles Hubbard,
president of the executive board of
the Omaha Campfire Girls, as she
was busily working at Campfire
headquarters on the tags to be used
in the Saturday drive. "If we can
Do You
Three Question! a Day for the
Housewife. I
1 Hiv much water is con
tained in whole milk?
2 What are the best "jelly
fruits"?
Whether dry cleaning can be
done at home?
(These questions will be an
swered this week by the house
wife. Answers to Yesterday's '
Questions. ,
1 Early attempts to cultivate
grapes in this country failed, as
the European grape transplanted
Pearls of Unusual Beauty
in Saturday Offering
Softly glowing, lustrously lovely, indestructible pearls are to be
offered Saturday at two pricings:
Eighteen inch length, $10
Twenty-four inch length, S15 ,
John Henrickson-
Sixteenth
We Can Make Prompt
Delivery of
FERNWOOlT
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ILLINOIS
GREENWOOD
Andreasen Coal Co.
3315 Evans Street
' D. L. S. CLARK, Manager ' . .t
Colfax 425 , ' Douglas 840
Essex
Bedrock
buy Hudsftn and
the Super
FIRST '
US. A.
PHONE:TDOUClA$ It 70
teach the young girls to love and
respect and understand the home,
they will not need rescue homes
later on. Rescue work is most wo.
thy," Mrs. Hubbard declared, "but
we should minimize the need for it
by constructive and preventive ac
tion before it is too late. Campfire
work is 100 per cent constructive. It
elevates home life to its true plane."
Many girls have responded to the
call, for workers to assist in making
the 10,000 pretty colored beads
which will serve as tags on Satur
day. The money collected will be
Know I
here did not thrive. About 1 0
years ago the Concord and
the Catawba, offshoots of our
wild grape, were established.
2 To make prunes most
tender, rinse in scalding water,
wash in cold water, drain, place in
porcelain saucepan, add as much
water as fruit, and simmer, but
don't boil, until tender.
3 To cool liquid if you have
no ice wrap'the dish containing
it in cloths wet with cold salt
water and stand the dish in i
bowl containing two or three
inches of cold salt water. v
(Copyright. 1820. by Th McClur
Newspaper Syndlcite.
at Capitol
COLORADO
Gars
- Six has
Prices
used, amortR other tilings, for pay
ing the salary of a trained executive,
who will instruct the local guardians
who have the immediate supervision
and guidance of the young" girls.
' Some very attractive posters show
ing work done by Campfire Girls to
win their honors, are being displayed
in downtown windows.
For iftri. Meyer, j
Mrs. Dana C. Bradford enter
tained at, a luncheon of 12 covers
at her home Wednesday for Mrs.
G. A. Meyer of Denver, the guest
(4 Mrs. T. L. Davis
Ben Warren gave a dinner of
eight covers at the Country club
Wednesday evening for this visitoA
Corner 16th and Jackson Streets
Extraordinary Values
Smart Fall Dresses
$005.0 $OQ50 $QQ
Introducing new style features in siHlouette, trimming and color
ing, varying' from the simple street frock to the elaborate types
for afternoon and evening wear.
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Expressed in Charmeuse, Satin, Duvetyn and Duvet de Laine.
Trimmed with metallic lace and other elaborations.
New est Fall Coats
$1950 $3450 $4050
Fashioned of favored materials in popular new fall shades full
length models belted and button trimmed shawl and converti
ble collars "wrappy" effects smartly designed.
Attractive showing of the
Skirts and
Boys S
Two Groups
Specially Priced
Value to $16.50 Thursday
They're of practical mixtures in
gray, ' brown, olive and other good
shades Norfolk style coats, belted
models fine-
ly tailored, fl Oft
Sizes 8 to to m
18 years.
Fashioned
in good,
s e rviceable
Fall ma
terials.
Suit Values to $30
Maiiy With 2-Pair Pants
A splendid value-giving group of
Boys' serviceable wool suits Includ
ed are the "Right-Posture" and
"Strong'
Bilt" lines
which a r el
well known
for extreme
high class
tailoring &
long service
1,000 Sacks
1 O c
AO
- IU1C VVUlkC
lb. Granulated Cane Sugar
Kellog's Flakes
Nice, crisp Corn
Flakes of the fa
mous Kcllog make,
reg. 15c pkg., at. . .
Limit of 3 Pliga. to Cuatomer
uette -University.
Non-renomltiatlniift1 In All lie Pre
(rvslonal Depnrtm.nte
Co-opemtlvo i'o-.d'iratlona
HfglH Tour Cour.e
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li'lno, Oct. 1; Journnllain and Eco
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Arl ml Hrlenrra (pre-mwdU-al). Sept.
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Tuition Low
Iiav and Evenln CIimm
Let ua HMp You to an education
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Bee want ads bring results.
" Misses and Women8
Newest) Falli
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$24
EfO
up
fFhey are authoritative expo
nents of the mode, and art
both new and charming
' priced very reasonably. .
In materials of yelour, Man
nish mixtures, trlcotines, trico
finos and duvet de laine.
Coats vary in length. There
are short models with a high
waistline and ripple effect,
with pin tucks, button trim
mings, and rich fur collars.
Many of the coata having a
side fastening.
50
new styles in Millinery,
Blouses.
It
chool Suits
of Pure White
4 Pounds
to Customer
Extra fine quality of
TV,,..., iru:
Karo Syrup
This is the Blue
Label Karo Syrup, I g
lMi-lb. can, regular Aeaiv
20c can, at
Limit of 2 Cana to a Cu.Uftntr
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