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THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1920.
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Society
Wedding Anniversaries. '
A reception will be held aUthe
Westminster Presbyterian church
Friday evening, the occasion being
the golden wedding anniversaries of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Waterman and
Mr. and Mrs. Wyhe Middleton. No
cards have beTn issued for the affair.
W. C. T. U. S
At a meeting of tlA Omaha W. C.
T. U., Wednesday afternoon, at the
Y. W. C. A. a resolution nrooosed
by Mrs. W. T. Graham was passed, t
It is as Tollows: Kesolved, That we
emphatically declare ourselves op
posed to the movement proposing to
weaken or change any of our state
prohibitory laws, N That we pledge
the Druggist State association our
untiring twpport in the legislature
and elsewhere for the maintenance
and enforcement of the state law
regulating , the sale of alcoholic
liquors in drug stores.
Press Club Luncheon. (
The Oniaha Woman's Press club
entertained at a luncheon Thursday
at the Chamber of Commerce in
' honor of Miss Annette Kellerman,
?who is appearing at the - Orpheunt
this week. Other guests at the
luncheon were Mrs. E. M. Syfert,
Mrs.'Lucien Stephens, Mrs. John
-' Bloqdhart, Miss Gwendolyn Wolfe?
Miss, Helen Walker, Miss Esther
.'Cotter and Miss Evelyn Ennis.
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Christmas Sale.
The faculty and students of Mt.
St. Marys seminary, Fifteenth and
'' Castellar streets, are making plans
" for a three-day Christmas sale, which
J''- will be held fit the seminary"' De
cember 14. IS and 16. The principal
.feature of the sale is theart corner,
where hand painted lampshades are,
-,Mhe specialty.
A.
; . . Entertain at Concert.
..; The. doctors of the staff of St.
Catherine's hospital will entertain
the nurses of the hospital at the con
cert given by Mount St. Marys Glee
club Sunday, December 12, at
r .' t. . . . .' .' . . . .. . . .J ." . n . . . .
wciguiyu univcrsiiy auuuuiiuui.
University Club; s
The Christmas dinner dance of
.f'the University club will be held
. Saturday eyefiing, December 18.
New Years' tvi dinner dance will
held Friday evening, December" 31
at the club. ,
y. Dancing Club.
''VThe Week Knit Danrinor club will
.swfiold its next party Saturday even
ing, December n at . tne notei
Fontenelle ball room.
Ak-Sar-Ben Chapter.
lAk-Sar-Ben chapter, O. E. S., will
hold a business meeting Monday
' evening atf the Masonic temple.
, ) ;' . T U. S. Grant W. R. C. "
; At a meeting of U. h. urant Wom
an's Relief corps Tuesday at Memor
ial. 4 hall, couit house, the following
rvClubddm ;
officers were elected: Mrs. Emily
Longnecker, president; Mrs. Marian
Wright, senior vice jjrejident; Mrs.
- T nln Rirhardsnn inninr- vice nresi-
dent; Mrs. fc.Ha Morberg,. treasurer;
Mrs. Mattie-Davis, 'chaplain; Mrs.
Genevieve Cole, conductor, and Mrs.
Alice Sreeves, guard..,'
"Delegates to the state convention
to be held in Hastings in May will
be Mesdames Marian Wright, Letha
-".-: r
wycts, ANeuie vjress uu "
berg, and the alternates, Mesdames
Ella Bowan, Elizabeth Melico, Mary
Hale and Belle yead. - .
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f A. C. Bazar. v
About 60 women, some of whom
fire invalids and . others who are
)lind, have taken -advantage of the
WomaVs exchange" that is being
Irondfucted in connection with the
Association of Collegiate Alumnae
. bazar, which is being held this week
'it the Table Supply store, Seven
teenth and Douglas- Streets. - : '
Man. lovely hand-made -articles
:iave. been sent in by'these women,
jtohich.the ass,ociationJwilL,ell ,for
jhem, retaining 20 per cent vof. the
$ale pricer .
. , New Officers.
Jcvvisli' Ladies" Relief society elect
ed the following-officers at a meet
ing Tuesday xat the. Lyric .building:
i. . T. f - , T T' .. 1 1. ..1-.. ... . Ifro
ff M. L. Woolfson; vice president1; Mrs.
. fl. Rachman- and Mrs. L. Zeiv, finan-
lial secretaries; Mrs. S. A. Rice, cor
responding secretary, and Mrs..J. J.
T Greenberg.ireagurer. v
The Book Club, v -
. The Book club niet Thursday
aftenioon at tpe home of Miss
tAdelvn Wcod. "Mrs., Warren's
Daughter," by Sir Harry Johnson,
was reviewed by ' Mrs. Edward
jUndeland. . . - .
Wyche Story Tellers.
The regular meeting of the Wyche
1" I Story Tellers league was held
' Thursday afternoon at the home of
Miss Edna Durland, 520 Park ave
nue. Is.Brilliant Girl Going
Out of Style?
Ten or 15 years ago the most flat
tering thing one woman could say of
another was to remark that she was
; "such a nice, quiet girl."
: It was not then fashionable to talk
'of vivid personalities or "individual
' ity" or "temperament." The girl
' with the pleasant smile, graciousness
of manner and the quiet mind was
popular, and she is about to have her
' innings again.
" The brilliant girl has had her day,
andt is largely her own fault that it
i over. Of all the girls who own
strongly individualized tempera
ments, pot one in a hundred has the
- tact t conceal it on occasion. - The
brilliai t girl is so brilliant that she
obscures every "one else. And peo
ple do not like ta be obscured.- Cer-
! tainly, men do not '
The vivid girl rarely attracts con
fidences. It is not that she is not
. trusted. But she gives, often - un-
i consciously, the impression that she
is-full of herself. The quiet woman,
i however, has no personality which
I obtrudes itself, and .it is easier to
take one's troubles, to her.
Beauty and personality are adver-
i tised today as they never were be
fore. But there is comfort for the
, plaifi woman who hopes to make a
happy marriage in the thought that
, although men may be attracted by
the distinctive, 'highly-colored tem-
perament, they do not always marry
it London Mail,
NejivFur Wraps
Smart and Graceful
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Even t.io fur jacket this season
has loose, wrao-like lines . . and,
though it is apt to . be short, de
mands a great deal of peltry in its
making. Added to this generous
amount of fur huge cuffs and collar
of contrasting pelt augment the
luxurious . suggestion. Here is a
very smart jacket of seal in the new,
loose lines, with deep collar and
bell cuffs of Australian opossum.
Plans will be completed for the
Christmas party, for members and
their families, to be given Monday
evening,' December 20, at the Red
Cross rooms, Maionic temple. On
that, evening a 6 o'clock dinner will
be served, followed by a program,
and there will be a Christmas tree
for the children. - ...
" For Mary Cooper. . '
Miss . Helen .Smith entertained in
formally at luncheon ! 'at her home
Thursday .in honor ofMiss Mary
Cooper of Pittsburgh. Pa., fiancee
rf Rnrdette Kirkeridall. - s v
Mrs. Robert Garrett will entertain j
at a bridge party at her -home, fcn-
j r. r- tr.r.n I
uay aiicriiuuii, iui miss wutu
d. o;s. ciub. . ;
Mrs. Aj W. Dallas entertained
members of the ' D. O. S. club at
lunceoh at her home Wednesday.
Covers ;were placed for 15 guests. .
Benefit Card Party.
A community card party will fee
given Friday afternoan in Crounse
hall, for the benefit of poor chil
dren, .,' - " "
Former Omaha
Girl to-Wed
Invitations ,.have.( be
been
received
here . for the . marriage of
Miss
Elzamarie ' MpFarland, ' daughter of
Mr. and Mrs.vGeorge McFarland of
San Mateo, Cal., formerly, of Oma
ha, to Harold Ellis Everett of Los
Angeles. . ! .. . .
The wedding will- te a large
church affair taking, place Wednes
day evening, December 29, at 8:30
o'clock, at St.- Matthews Episcopal
church, San-Mateo, and will be fol
lowed by a. reception at the home of
the bride's parents, J 18 ' Bawood
avenue, Hillsborough. Following a
year ofjorejgn travel ihe couple will
reside in. San Francisco. .
iMtssi McFarland is a , cousin ot
Mrs. Thomas Gasady, wife ;of Rev.
Mr-. Casady of All Saints Episcopal
Church' in this city. : -.
'--lliss McFarland . was graduated
from. Vassar in.Jiine.V- ;
What s What
By HELEN DECIE
At Jiome, a diner may decline any
food served; but " when visiting,
whether waited upon by hired attend
ants or enjoying the newlv revived
self-service resultant from the pres
ent help-famine, a portion from each
dish passed should Lc conveyed to
trfe plate. No one notices no one
should notice durirttr the progress
of dinner whether or net, the portion
is eaten, but nobody can avoid no
ticing the refusal when the dish is
declined. . V !
All these little rocial laws are
based upon one great principle un
selfish consideration for others.
When we accept an invitation, we ac
cept all that it includes, and we do
everything to show appreciation of
the entertainment provided for us.
Our hosts may not know our special
likes and dislikes m toed, but they
have tried to anticipate our probable
tastes, and it is not for us to show
them by open rejection that they
have failed to please us. That is
why no wellbred guest dccliueS any
dish proffered to hint. "
(CopyrUbW 120, by Publlt Ledger Co.jl .
Roy Cathers of-North Platte h
now residing in Oniah
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Problems That Perplex
Answered by '
BEATRICE FAIRFAX
, Does She Care? -
Dear Misa Fairfax: I have been
going about for five years wilh a
man of about the same age, during:
which thi0 I hvo never been aut
with others. . .
I am In constant doubt as to
whether our mairlaire .wilr be suc
cessful for the 'following; reasons:
He has an uncontrollable temper,
does nut spend money lavishly and
admits that he is not the type who
will pet his wife after marriage. On
tho ' other hand, he possesses am
bition, and does not drink nor play
cards. .
I admit" that I also possess a tem
per, but a mild one in comparison
to his, and therefore we are contin
ually quareling.
Many times the Idea of separating
with him has entered my mind, but
could I become accustomed to an
other after having been in his com
pany for sd long a time, or for the
sake of ambition, does, it pay run
ning this great risk of marrying
him? , ANXIOUS.
... How. much love have you for the
man you analyze-SO carefully? It
you care for. him deepb, understand
and share his ambitions and want to
help him make a success of his life
and yours, can't you by patience and
sweetness help him in the struggle
to control his temper? The fact that
the man- is- honest' and doesn't pre
tend that he Is a "great lover" is at
least a point Jn his favor. It may be
that your critical faculty freezes
htm. .Of course if he is a stubborn,
opinionated man, who considers him
self all important and makes no ef
fort, to meet you half way on any
score, the risk la too great.,. But in
the final analysis it is the depth and
tenderness of your feeling and your
willingness to help him be his best
self which counts.
. A. B. C; 'Consult a lawyer. . ' ,
Puppy Girl: The young man Is
not worthy of your friendship.
Would advise you to drop the ac
quaintance. A Reader: ' A girl is of age In this
state when she is 18. Write a mo
tion picture magazine for other In
formation. G. E. M.: Among suitable gifts
for your fiancee are feather fan,
'ADVERTISEMENT.
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or Soft
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Common sense tells anybody that the
way tor cure a corn is to remove it, cap
and root banish it entirely.
Don't Doctor Your Corns. Let MCet-It"
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Not only -.hard corns and not only soft
corns but every kind of corn surrenders
to "Gets-It," the national corn remover.
It takes weeks or months to grow a corn.
It takes just a few seconds to atop its
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Quickly it loosens so you can peel it right
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it is gone) V -
"Gets-It," the never failing, guaran
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Big Stock Reducing
Sale IFIoor and
Table Lamps, Sat.
Union Outfitting Co.
Sale Makes It Possible to
Secure a Welcome Gift ,
At a Low Price.
' Everyone admires the radiant
glow of ho'spitality that a beau
tiful Floor or Table Lamp casts
over a room. Just when the
"gift problem" is uppermost in
the mind of everyone, the Union
Outfitting Company announces
a "Stock Reducing" Sale of
Lamps.
In the sale are High Piano
Lamps, low Davenport Lamps,
Wood and Metal Table Lamps in
the latest designs fitted with
shades of rich looking silks rich
ly trimmed and tasseled.
This money saving sale is the
result of a store-wide "Stock Re
ducing" sale at the Union Outfit
ting Company, located out of the
High Rent District. As usual,
you make your own terms. '
Advertisement.
JU V ERTISEMENT.
Doctor Tells How to
Strengthen Eyesight
Bv the
si mole
use of
Bon-Opto,
says Df!
Lewis, I
have aeen
eyesight
60
in a week's
t i m a in
many instances, " and quick relief
brought to inflamed, aching, itching,
burning, work-strained, watery eyes.
Read the doctor's full statement soon
to appear in this paper. Bon-Opto is
sold and recommended everywhere by
Druggists. . ,
Corns
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HOLDING A HUSBAND,,
Adele Garrison's ew Phase of
Revelations 0 a Wife'
The Tribute That Dicky Paid to
Madge.
Dicky's jaw dropped as I gave him
his mother's message, and a comical
look of lively apprehension flashed
into his face.
"Aw, say, have a Heart 1" he
quoted. . "That's a fine greeting for
a fellow. I left her in an awful
wax. .too."" She must be. in fine
I fettle by this time. Won't you go
in and cool the boiling oil-just a
little? I know shes going to sim
mer me in a kettle of it."
I laughed in spite of my irritation
at him, and at his mother.
"You know what would happen to
me if I dared to substitute myself
for you. . I'm afraid you'll have to
walk up and take your medicine, my
dear. But if it's any consolation,
she appeared a shade less wrathful
than she did when she banished you
this morning." , ,
"Well, tverv infinitesimal trifle
helps!" he said, as he started toward
A. . . a T . . 1 . 1 ..
his mother's door, and TgAve a little
montal etch of relief that-he had
asked me nt more questions. A
T 3 HHlnll.... am! t.l.rcJ. '
cally, and I . wished for a foolish
minute or two that I - could take
riiVWun on the rash. temDerv pro
posal he had made to go back
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wrist watch, ' bar pin, fancy hair
comb, desk set, desk lamp, vanity
case and ivory t for her dressing
table.
V It would be quite proper to give
her an engagement ring for a
Christmas-gift You might send It
with a bouquet of roses or In a box
of candy. If she does not care for a
diamond why not get a sapphire,
pearl or emerald. Would advise you
to visit a Jewelry shop, before you
decide.
A. E. Hoffman,Butter Expert
Now makes the fancy Troco your grocer is selling
Famous for
30 years
The secret of
flavor
TRCO
701 South
Troco Cook
Book Free. '
Address
- Troco Company
37th & Iron Sis.,
Chicago
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Marvin and pack all the -furniture
himself. Somehow . I s infinitely
dreaded nhe tedious task I saw be
fore me.
With an inconsistency of which I
was fully aware, I found my self re
gretting my refusal to delay our re
turn north until ,after the trip fb
Blue's Bridge Dicky had planned. I
really had seen very little of this
beautiful Mid odd sandhill section.
My own nervous collapse when I
came down, the complication which
Grace Draper's nearness afforded,
Leila's troubles and Leila's wedding,
and, last of all, Mother Graham's in
fluenza, had kept my "nose to the
grindstone.' And now, this most
arduous ot all tasks, packing and
moving, loomed beiorc me. ' If I
could have had one clay's outing
with Dicky, such as the canoe trip
to Blue's Bridge would have been, I
felt that I could have faced the taski
fbefore me with-much better grace.
But I had put that away irom me
firmly, and had told Dicky we must
return north at once, because I knew
how little time I had for the stupen-
Ar1ia nolr Tl!lrtr'o rocVi arttnn hart
laid across my shoulders. So with
a little shake I reminded myself of
the told adage concerning spilled
oLmilk. GcJngMo my own room I be-
r gan to pack my trunk and bags for
the lourney north.
There is an idiosyncracy of mine
in packing which amuses Dicky in
tensely, but which I alwaysjjiid use
ful. I always pack first i of all the
small bag which holds all 'my toilet
articles, my night attire, and the
changes of clothing and litter of mis
cellany which one needs for a night
on a train or anywhere else away
from home. , I set that to one side
and live out of it until I go. Next
A. E; Hoffman has been famous for
30 years as amaker and Judge of
finest butter and teacher of butter
making in leading dairy schools.
Now he makes fancy Troco.
We built him a new factory, pro
vided with the elaborate equipment
modern food specialists require!
His word is law in every detail which
concerns jthe perfection of Troco.
The coconut fat which replaces Tnoeilionim
butter fat in the Troco churn must, iWr'CT,"j
meet ririd tests which insure abso- must meet
lute freshness and purity.
He has ersonal knowledge of the
herds which supply the Troco plant
-rwith milk; Every quart is twice
, pasteurized. ';'
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His skill in producing just a little
the finest flavor is making Troco as
famous as his butter.
As we require of Mr. Hoffman that
he make Troco the de luxe brand of
nut margarin, we naturally can't ask
him tp meet a price.
We know that after you try one
print you will gladly pay a few cents
more to secure the extra delicious
ness of Troco.
NUT BUTTER COMPANY,
1 Distributed by 1
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PAXTON & GALLAGHER
lOth Street, Omaha, Neb.
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It will be a 'pleasure to demonstrate to you the ad
vantage of the ROYAL VACUUM CLEANER, by ,
Any of the Following
AMERICAN ELECTRIC CO., 520 S. 16th
St., Doug. 1481.
AUBURN ELECTRIC CO., 242$ Leaven-
worth, Doug. 4407.
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7B49.
HANEY ELECTRIC CO., 4723 S. 24th St.,
iouth 0073.
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t WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS
Electrical Fixtures, Appliances, Supplies
1511 Howard Street.
I put the things I might need if my
trunk were delayed into my suit case,
an,d then, last ot all, I put everything
lcfVover into the trunk. As a con
sequence, I ne-er at the last min
ute find a lot of leftovers which haw
to be crammed somewhere
Dicky Is Delighted.
I went over my wardrobe, laying
in one pile the things I wished to put
ino the bag, in another those for the
suitcase, and in a third those for the
trunk. In the midst of my work,
Dicky tapped lightly, then rushed in
to, the room unceremoniously,
grabbed fne rtfund the waist and
swung, me inlo a waltz .wljich was
sadly circumscribed by the smallness
of the room.
"Unn m.ar .y.a ,.,, ,r. :t
wonderful girl 1" he exclaimed when
n'w rXAJ
he-stopped finally for breath. Mine
had gone some time before, and I
fcould only grin weakly at him as I
piled 'up my tumbled hair.
Manage what?" I said demurely
at least.
Changed Plans.
"My respected mother. Oh, you
needn't deny it. Of course, she
wouldn't admit even a miracle could
change her opinion, but something
did. She wouldn't come round like
that unless some strong pressure was
brought to bear, and there vas no
body else. She's even willing to
stay down here and let you move.
wnere aia you siuay njjpnousmr j-ct i
tiic nvt jr uui uijivuta.
"Don't talk nonsense, Dicky," I
said. . "I simply showed her that we
couldn't ask you to repudiate your
word of honor, and that jjie date was
absolute. Then a few words telative
tothe dangerof Junior's "changing
climates at this time made her see
the necessity of her' staying down
here with him."
My husband stared at me with a
look in his eyes ; which made me
flush. There was admiration in it,
also a quizzical expression.
"Oh, you petticoated Machtavellil"
he said, kissing me. "But you shall
haye your reward. .There. were'nqi
reservations to be had until day after
tests
For sate by all
dealer .
Chicago
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CO.
Douglas 1985
Dealers:
JESS ELECTRIC CO., 4S33 S. 24th St,
South 034S.
HEATH NORTHQUIST. 61S S. 16th St,
Don. 8386. s
HODGE ELECTRIC CO, 2S1S N. 24th St,
Wb. 0582.
HOUCK ELECTRIC CO, 1620 Cuming St,
Doug. 4610.
DUNDEE ELECTRIC CO, 004 N. 40th St,
Wal. 3034.
Tyler (J681.
Km
tomorrow in the evening. So yon
siiall have the trip to Blue's Bridge,
after all."
And so happy was f at the answer
to my wish, and at Dicky's look of
admiration, that I put away from me
the almost certain knowledge that
my husband was in all probability
telling me a kindly fib, but had se
cured the reservations upon the date
which he had originally turned.
(Continued -Tomorrow.)
Milk With Desserts ;
. The generous use of milk in' des
serts will help give a better balance
to the dinner in which only a smail
amount of meat is served; while at
1"c incus mure iiniK may uc
... . i . ... i . 1 1 ,
ell as fish, cheese, beans,
peas and peanuts, in order that there
may be no lack of protein in the.
diet. V
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Xmas-for the.
Kiddies at Bowels
When it comes to
worth-while Xinas Gifts"
for the kiddies, Bowen's
is the plae1 to bring the
children in to see our
lifie of Automobiles, of
all sizes and styles;
Velocipedes, Rocking
Horses, Coaster , Wagons,
Dolls, Doll Beds, Doll
Carriages, Writing Desks
and : hundreds j of - other
articles, .that will just
simply make the children ;
happy, to see. '
'This year we have re
duced our prices on our
kiddies' Xmas Gifts so.
low that even the most
conservative will be able
to make their purchases
here.
Advertisement
Affords protection against in
fectious diseases. All prudent
persons should avail themselves
of this dependable germicide.
AT DRUa STORES EVERYWHERB
ADVERTISEMENT.
IF YOUR EARS RING I
t WITH HEAD NOISES
If you have roaring buzzing '
noises in your ears, are Betting
hard of hearing and fear Catarrhal
Deafness, go to your druggist and
get 1 ounce of Pacpiint (double
strength), and add to it hi. pint of
hot water and a little granulated
sugar. Take 1 tablespoonful four
times a day.
This will often bring quick relief
from the distressing head noises.
Clogged nostrils should open,
breathing become easy and the '
mucus stop dropping into the
throat. It is easy to prepare, costs
little and is pleasant to take. Any
one who has Catarrhal trouble of
the ears, is hard of hearing or has
head noises should give this pre
, scnption 'trial. v
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The Choice Prizes of Life Are Won
By the Healthy and Strong
The weak, soft, flabby-muscled those who are deficient 'in ftftor and vital foree-har,
rar had to suffer the humiliation of being ruthlessly shoved aside br their stronger rivals '
A clear, ruddy eomplexioni bright eyes; hardened muscles; and a well knit-together body'
of elastic step and sway constitute a trump card in any game whether of lor or business'
If yon feel that you are out-
classed, lacking the stamina to
stand up and claim your own, '
don't delay another day io com
mencing to take
The
LYKO is sold la original pack
ages only, like pictura afoovs
Bef all snbetitatee.
For sale by Beaton Drug
all retail
'M rrTaTliUCKt.HEURALGIA,mFLUEII2A AND ALL PAIN
For Needle Experts
A needle conceit is twisting voo
yarir'iiito roses and holding them in
place by an filmctt invisible veiling
of tulle.
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Mrs. Grace 1 Lampshire ' was
elected mayor ofllurns, Ore. with
out her knowing that she was even
being voted 'for. She first learned
of it when she was notified that she
had been elected to that important
office.
Your Photograph at
Home
, Gatchell Studio
. Douglas 7409
Dny or Night No Fiaaliliftht .
W. NEBLE. F. E. OVERHOLT.
For Any Gift of Jewelry
Take the 17th St entrance to the
Brundeis Bldg. aiyl go to the
tleble-OverhoIt Co.
"At the Same Location"
With a bigger and better line of
jewelry than ever before.
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oil oranaeis mag. A
ADVEBTUEMKNT
There Was Nothing So Good
for Congestion and Colds
as Mustard
But the old-fa-uoned mustard,
plaster burned and blistered while it
acted. Get the relief and help that
mustard plasters gave,- without the
plaster and without the blister.
Musterole does it It is a cleat,
white ointment made with oil of mus
tard. It is scientifically prepared, so
that -it works wonders, and yet does
not blister the tenderest skin.
Gently massage Musterole in with the
finger-tips. See how quickly it brings re
lief bow speedily the pain disappears.
Use Musterole for sore throat bron
chitis, tonsilitis, croup, stiff neck,
asthma, neuralgia, headache, conges
tion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago,
pains and aches of the back or joints,
eprains, sore muscles, bruises, chil
blains, frosted feet colds of the chest
(it often prevents pneumonia).
35c and 65c jars; hospital size $3.00
ADVERTISEMENT.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets Get ,
at the Cause and Remove It
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, the sub
stitute for calomel, act gently on the -bowels
and positively do theswork.
- People afflicted with bad breath find
5 uick relief through Dr. Edwards' Olive
ablets. The pleasant sugar-coated
tablets are taken for bad breath by
all who know them.
, Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets act gen
itly but firmly on the bowels and liver,
stimulating them to natural action,
clearing the blood and gently purifying
the entire system. They do that which
dangerous calomel does without any
GRANDMOTHER
KNEW
BAD BREATH
of the bad after enects.
All the benefits of nasty, wckening,
griping cathartics are fcriv.d from
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets without
gripingjainor any disagreeable effects.
Dr. F. M. Edwards discovered the
formula after seventeen years of prac
tice arfcong patients afflicted with -bowel
and liver complaint with the
attendant bad breath.
Olive Tablets are purely a vegetable t.
compound mixed with olive cu; you
will know them by their olive color. ,
Take one or two every night for a week
and note the effect 15c and 30c,
IMCD
Great General Tonic
It will restore that confidence you need to combat th ever,
opposing foroee of social and business life; It will give Joa
the heart and spirit to do and the courage to challenge the
worW to your sight to a place In tho Sun. because it will re
build your physical strength and mental power to a state of
Grfect health, strengthening your rundown system with)
tte? rourishment becanse of its reat aid to digestion,
'LYKO" is a refreshing appetiser and an exceptional general
tonic in those subnormal conditions ot the physical and nertw
oos systems, such as muscular and mental fatigue, ncrvoua
exhaustion, genera weakness, or debility following a pro
tractad illness or the result of a wasting disease.' It's truly
Nature's first assistant as a restorative agent - a really re
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bottle today and begin at ones to feel and took better.
Sole Manufacturers i
LYKO MEDICINE COMPANY
New York Kansas City. Me.
Co., 15th and Farnatn Sts., and
druggists.
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