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THE BEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 2, 192i, - Society Clubdom jSouth Omaha Woman's Club. Mrs. L. M. Lord, president of the Second district, Nebraska Fed eration of Women's Clubs, enter tained the members of the literature department of the South Omaha Woman's club at her home Tuesday afternoon. , The program included vocal quar tet numbers by Mesdames Burton Laird. M. If. Long, W. Dale Daw son and K. F. Williams of the music department, Oivaha Woman's club; readings by Mrs. Grant Williams; oialio solo. Mrs. Ifrirold Winchester. land dancing niimhcrs by Ruth Har rison, pupil of Miss Adelaide rogg. Service League. All Saints Service league will meet at 11:30 for an all day session at the parish house, Friday, March 4. They will sew for local charities. Lunch eon will be served at 12:30. Garfield Circle. Garfield Circle No. 11, Ladies of the Grand Army Republic will meet Friday evening, 8 o'clock in Memor ial hall, court house. AFR1L, the month of tcrpsichore, of dancing brooks and swaying flowers, of smiling buds and singing birds, will sooik be with us and during that most auspicious month Omaha dancers will de light audiences with their performances. A recital, which comes the eve of May Day, Saturday, April 30, will be given by Miss Addy Fogg and lier pupils. It will take place in the evening at the Brandeis theater, and Miss- Fogg is. now busily planning for the event. Mary Cooper has chosen April 8, Friday evening, to present her pupils in an interesting program. Another unique dance recital is planned for Wednesday, April 13, by Miss Pleasant llolyoke. Her pupils will appear at the Branded on that date. . : .. ? concerning r ranees iarenngnt. Miss Frances Earenfight, a former Council Bluffs girl, now with the I'avlcy Oukrainsky ballet,, is quickly winning success as a dancer in the east. She is the daughter 6T Mrs. R. 11. Earenfight of Council Bluffs but is known as Mile. Dagmara in her profession. At present she is taking part in I.akmc in New York City. Galli Curci sings the leading role in this opera. In the New York Globe of February 16 Pitts Sanborn write: "And the sight of the Pavley Oukrainsky nymphs. recumbent, executing a sacred snake dance of all their arms was calculated to thrill mightily the oldest opcragoer Only one thing more was needed, and that proved to be the Dance of the One Black Veil as done by Miss Dag mara; then the tup of joy ran ovcrl It was a vibrant quarter hour, ami the house rose to its rapture with re joicing and applause." ' Omaha Girl in Vaudeville. An Omaha girl, .who is winning success in vaudeville is Miss Beryl Burton, lyric soprano, who will ap pear at the Empress the latter part of the week in a musical comedy skit entitled "My Dream Girl." Miss Burton, whoNs the daugh ter of Mrs. M. B. Tubbs of this city, is a pupil of Mrs. Millie Ryan of New York City, formerly of Omaha. For Mrs. Stephens. George Crook Woman's Relief corps will entertain at an afternoon party Friday, t 2 o'clock, in honor of the 80th birthday anniversary of Mrs. C: H. Stephens. The celebra tion will be held . at the home of Mrs. Stephen's daughter, Mrs. F.d win Whistler, 2712 North Sixty fourth -street.' Mrs. Stephens has been chaplain of George Crook corps for 14 con secutive years. Motion Pictures for Children. ' A feature of the new Burgess-Nash building will be .the auditorium on (he fifth '-floor which will accommo date about 400 people. There will be motion pictures for children iVvery Saturday morning, also a story hour, Through the courtesy, of the store the room will be available for various organizations ' state as! well as in the city. f ' ' The building will be formally opened about the first of July. Evening Musical. - An informal evening musical was given Monday evening at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Rodney W. Bliss for about. 50 guests. J. E. Brill gave a violin program, with Ms. Bliss at the piano. Among the numbers given, were a Sonata by CorelHf Polonaise Bril-' lantc, Romance and Obertass Ma zurka by Wieniawski; Cantilena by Golterman; Rondino by Beethoven and Kreisler and Berceuse Slave by Neruda. Hea 1 thWcck Opens Auspiciously at Y.W.C.A. Sommers Club. Mrs. Robert Garrett entertained members of the Sommers club at her home, Tuesday afternoon. Personals Mrs. E. H. Silsbee of Lincoln spent the week end in Omaha. Mrs. G. W, can, Colo. Williams. Warner of Fort Mor is visiting Mrs. J. VV. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Devereaux will go to Minneapolis next week to be gone a week. Mrs. E. M? Morsman leaves the latter parr of the month for a trip to New York City. A daughter was born Monday at the Stewart hospital to Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Dolezal. Mrs. A. T. McKinnon and' Miss Gladys Wilkinson of Lincoln mo tored to Omaha Monday. Dr. and Mrs. S. H. Smith have been visiting their son, Seymore, who is a cadet at Kemper Military academy, Boonville, Mo. Judge and Mrs. William D. Mc Hugh who spent the week end with their, daughter, Mrs. C. J. Baird. re turned home Tuesday. Mrs. W. A. Blair of Atchison, Kan., the guest of Mrs. George De Lacy will leave Wednesday for her home. i Mrs. Howard H. Bahlrige. who wecentlv returned to" the Pacific coast aftera trip to Honolulu, is now in southern California. She will re turn to Omaha about March 21. Mrs. Arthur Metz leaves March 11 Tor Boston. Her son, Lotus Metz. who is a student at the Boston School of Technology, will spend Easter vacation with her in Atlantic City and New York. Miss Olga Metz will meet her mother in Chi cago when Mrs. Metz is returning home. Dr. Harold Gilford, who has been spending some time in British Ouinea, will arrive-in ' New York Citv during the week.' The date on' which he will land is not known. Before returning to Omaha he will spend several days in New York City where he will visit his debu tante daughter. Miss Mary Gilford, who is a student nurse at Roosevelt hospital there. G. L. E. Klingbeil will accom pany his daughter. Miss Pearl Kling beil, when she leaves Thursday for San Francisco. Mf. Klingbeil will re main there a month. Miss Klingbeil will enter the California Conserva tory of Music there. .Miss Virginia Halpine will also- go to the west coast with them: She will remain in San Francisco for several weeks later going to Long Beach. Cal. Mrs. Klingbeil and Miss Ruby Klingbeil are' planning to make a trip to Cali ; fornia in June. A. P. P. Y. Club Weduesiluy eve- sewing ulasB. hoelal Settlement Tail OmeKii in., luncheon. Wednesday. 12 to Chamber of Corn- Calendar. S. N. hoUMe. Alpllll I ::iu p. luerce. Dundee tVomim'i Club Wednesday, 2 p. m. at the home of -Mrs. J. W .Mar shall, 410 Caas'sireet. Omaha HVniHu's Club, MiinIi' Depart ment Wednesdny, 2 p. in., Y. W. C. A. auditorium. Chorus rehearsal. Ladies ' Anxlliary to Clan Gordon Wednesday. 2 p. m.. at home of Mrs. John Syme, 4207 IJnpwn .street, RoeUford ('ollcjraf Association Wednes day. 1:30 p. m.. with Mrs. A. I,. Havens, 114 South Thirty-eighth- avcuue. Mu Stigma Wednesday. 9:30 a. m.. with Mrs. Georxe W. Plainer. 5192 California street. Mis. 1"'. R. Elson, leader. Omaliit Business and Professional Wom en's l.eKue Wednesday. ,i:lj p. m.. Ho tel Loyal. Pinner, followed by program. A. ('. A. Book lleview Section Wednes day. 4 p. m., with Mrs, C. F. Haseltina, SSI 2 Lincoln boulevard. Mrs. Sara Vora Taylor will review ' .Nocturne," by Swinnerton. Lecture on Modern History Wednesday. 4 p. m. Duchesne college and Convent of Sacred Heart. Thirty-sixth and Burt streets. The Rev. Alfred Kaufman of CrelKhtnn university, speaker. The public Is Invited. lecture Course Wednesday, 12 o'clock, noon. 309 Balrd building". Seventeenth and Douglas streets. Mrs. Effie Steen Ktttel son will give fifth of a series of six lec tures on "The Psychology of Expression and Correlation of Arts." American War Mothers' Kensington. Omaha Chapter Wednesday, 1 :30 p. m., with Mrs. George Lewis, 4239 Harney street, Mesdames James Shields, Emil Weyernian. A. S. -Heden4jreen and Ade laide Henzle will assist Ifie hostess. Health week at the Y. V. C A. opened with a filled auditorium' Mon day night when Dr. Palmer Findley spoke on the cancer -problem. His talk was illustrated with slides. "There were 90,000 deaths from cancer last year in this country," said the speaker, "and the disease is in creasing at the rate of 2'i per cent per year. One woman in eight dies of cancer and one man in 13. "I bring a message of hope," an nounced the doctor. "Cancer may be cured in the early stages. It never develops on normal tissue. An irritation that does not heal should be regarded with suspicion. Igno rance and fear prevent many people from consulting a competent author ity. A cancer is not painful until it is too late to stop its growth. It is not hereditary. It is not a blood dis ease, and therein lies the hope that we may get it while it is localized. "A Tump of any kind in the breast i.-s evidence of cancer: Persistent in digestion after the age of 40 is an other danger signal," according to Dr. Findley. The next lecture of Health week will be given Wednesday evening at 7:30 at the Y. W. C. A. auditorium by Dr. Robert D. Shrock on "The Ef fects of Proper Posture on General Health." "Tuberculosis" is the sub ject for Thursday evening and "The Art and Science of Health Building" Friday evening. All girls and women of the city are invited to attend. Handy Sewing Bag. A gift which is always much ap preciated by some one who has a lot of sewing, knitting and mending to do is a sewing bag, which can be slipped on the arm. These bags arc particularly handy for knitters, as the ball of wool or silk can be kept in the bag all the time, instead of roll ing about the floor. To make a bag like this, join up a bright length of cretonne into a nice roomy shape, broad rather than long. Leave both sides unjoined about two inches from the mouth of the bag and hem them neatly. Then gather the top of the bag into a pair of big bag bracelets, of-the kind you can buy in al-sorts of colors. You can cover the bracelets with twisted ribbon if you like, or leave them plain, but be sure you get a very big pair, or they won't slip easily over the arm. - HOLDING A HUSBAND Adele Garrison's New Phase of Revelations of a Wife Bridge Luncheon Mrs. H. S. Clarke entertained at a bridge luncheon of eight covers at her home Tuesday. For the first time since Harvard university was founded, 284 years ago, women were admitted at this year's regular opening to a depart ment the new Graduate School of Education. - The Way Lillian Handled the Sit uation. I followed Lillian to the top of the -rear stairway, hung over it as she had suggested while she dealt with the woman wlio had so dis turbed Katie, the wnmian who was evidently the new owner of the property. There was reassurance to my jangled neTves in the click of Lil lian's heels as she descended the stairs, the crispness of her voice as she, unlocked the door, opening it, however, only the length o( the chain we have upon, all the outside doors. 1 "Good afternapu,' she said cool ly, aiay i asr; your erranar l ne maid is a very excitable person, and I have been unable to understand what you wish." When Lillian assumes that air of cool detachment it is a-brave soul, indeed, who ventures to .cross i-swords with her. But the Woman outside was evidently too angry to be cowed by any manner. 1 heard her grasp and splutter, however, be fore he spoke. "Ask my errand?" she repeated shrilly. "I think it's about time somebody here was asking my er rand! All I am is the wife of the man who's bought this property, and I naturally want to keep an eye on it. Hen-ry! Hen-n-r-ryl" she evidently summoned the other half of the marital sketch from an in vestigation of the lawn "Come here and tell this Mrs. Graham " "Pardon!" Lillian's voice was as creamy and chilly as frozen cus tard. "But you are mistaken. I am not Mrs. Graham." "Who are you, then, and what are you doing here?" the woman de manded rudely. "And where is Mrs. Graham?" "I am Mrs. Graham's representa tive, her best friend," Lillian re plied. "Mrs. Grahpm cannot pos sibly be disturbed today. She is exceedingly busy, and not very well." "I don't want to see her, goodness knows!" the, woman replied. "But I do want to see the inside of this house, and find out, what shape it's in. There's been -some monkey work going on, thats a cinch, from that, mess in the kitahen. It wasn't like that when the agent took us through it while the: Grahams were down south. Not that it was then my style of keeping a house but then, you don't find many as par ticular as I am, if T do say it as shouldn't." ' I hoped Katie was not listening Helps make rich, red blood and revitalize weak nerves YOU MAY BE A BETTER MAN AT 45. THAN THE YOUTH OF 25 If you keep your blood rich in iron to give you plenty of "stay there"trength and endurance. In an account of a severe mountain climbing test, a New York newspa per states that 20 per cent of those who accomplished the feat were 44 years and over. It is therefore shown that you may be a better man at 45 than the husky stripling of 25 if you take care of yourself and keep your blood filled with iron. Prize fighters, wrestler and nthletes have learned the value of plenty of plain coarse foods in their traininK as such a diet helps supply their blood with iron. Nature put plenty of iron in the husks of grains and the peels of vegetables to enirch your blood, but modern methods of cookery throw all these things away hence the alarming increase in recent years in Anaemia iron starvation of the blood, with its devitalizing weakness, nervous ness'and other attendant ills. If you are not strong and well, if you lack bodily and mental vigor, do not wait until you go all to pieces and collpase in a state of nervous prostration or until in your weak ened condition you contract some serious disease, but take some organic iron like NUXATED IRON at once to help enrich your blood and- revitalize your worn out exhausted nerves. Organic Nuxated Iron is like the iron in your blood and like the iron in spinach, lentils and apples. It will not injure the teeth nor disturb the stomach. You can even eat it if you wish. It often increases your bodily and mental vigor in two weeks' time. Your money will be refunded by the manufacturers if you do not obtain satisfactory results. Be ware of substitutes. Look for the word "Nuxated" on every package and the let ters N. J. on every tablet. At all druggists. WHEN YOU THINK that you cannot take cod-liver oijt the evidence is clear that you have not taken Scott's Emulsion recently. It's as rich .as cream, only more eetsily as similated and is pleasant to take. Scott & Bowne. Bloomfield, N. J. ALSO MAKERS OF RM10ID5 (Tablets or Granules) INDIGESTION Lillian Is Cool. to this tirade, or that if she w4,s she would miss the slighting refer ence to her housekeeping. In her present mood, Katie was fully ca pable of rushing down the stairs and staging a riot in which the fem inine half of the new ownership might lose some of her hair. There was no sound from her room, how ever, and I listened intently for Lil lian's reply. , N "You will Iiave every opportunity to view the house," she said coldly, "upon the date set in the deed for the transfer of ownership. I think it is the first of May. Until then, 1 am afraid you will have to content yourself with an outside, view." "Do you mean to tell me, you Im pudent thing, that I can't get in my own house? Why, I'll go and get a policeman this minute and break down the door! Henry!" A Change of Front. Henry's voice or one that I as sumed to be his broke into the con versation, but he evidently was not as rabid as his wife, or had a better knowledge of the laws governing the situation, for his voice was one mildly expostnlatory. I could dis tinguish nothing be said, however, for he belonged to the class of people who; "mu'iible their words" Lillian's" answer was prompt. "If your wife had approached us, sir, in any courteous manner, I have no doubt that Mrs. Graham would have been glad to appoint a day when you could see the house. But as it is, I shall advise her very strongly to stand upon her legal rights in the matter. 'Your wife is ill-advised if she does not know that there is no possible authority for her entrance even into the grounds unless by the' permission of the Grahams. Especially " Lil lian paused significantly "as the purchase money has not yet been paid down." "Come on, Henry. We won't take their old house. We don't have to," the other woman said sullenly. "Shall 1 take that decision to Mrs. Graham?" Lillian asked sweetly, with a clever assumption of ingenuous eagerness. ' "She will be most re lieved to hear it, for she only con sented reluctantly--to Mr. Graham's, wish to sell. And- she has been' having a great deal of trouble in finding a house." "There Henry! What did I tell you?" the' woman cried excitedly. "I knew that there" was some monkey business going on. They're just' cooking up something so they can get the house back again. No," to Lillian, "you don't need to tell her nothing of the sort. We'll take the house all right, and believe,-inc. if everything ain't just as it w$ when we looked at it, well have. the law on 'em it' if takes every, cent, we't"v got," I heard her-indignant' feet going down the steps, then the closing of the Tvitchen door, and knew that Lil lian would be on the stairs in another minute, -, v. ' For a dismayed, disloyal second I wondered if she had improved things or made them worse by bet colloiiv with the new owner. (Continued Tomorrow.)! The get-together medium Want Ads. I I A SHAMPOO Two Size Should be used regularly in f 73e ptv?T' every home by women and on j 1eW children. Will absolutely dis- tt o ''? solye Dandruff, clean the fUO scalp, and leave the hair I ii bright, flufty and beauti- j ulatniddit TT 13 Exceptional Values -from Sommer's Specialty Shop Stockr CROCERIES MEATS Li FRUITS VEGETABLES '.4BPAm DODGE STS. Better value ever businens day of the year In a proven fact and not a mere saying at this Quality Grocery. Wednesday and Thursday Specials Fanev Fruit Baskets. 33!s Off.. Naineo Crab Meat, -lb. tins 52 Naiuco Crab Meat, 1-lb. tins 93t Cresca Olive Oil, pints, 95; quarts, $1.85; lb gallon for S3.40 Offering World Famous, Del Monte Peaches and Apricots, $ 9 90 No. 2 cans, 25c, per doz .- La A quality product known to every discriminating housewife money cannot buy better, - No. 2 size can serves five people. Less than two months ago this Del Monte' Product sold at wholesale at $4.00 dozen. With this new price in effect Wednesday and Thursday every thinking woman will stock up. Electric Spark Soap, 10 bars 40 v- Per box S4.85 Star Powder, large size, pkg '. 32(? Solid pack Tomatoes, No. 3 cans 15b Per dozen $1.65 Strictly Fresh Eggs, right from the farm 33 Hundred of discriminating housewives llvlrin in other parts of the city drive ont to Dundee for thelrtirocerlea and Menta Quality i the reason. TUe ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT For Thin Waists and' Sleeveless Gowns (Toilet Tips) .y safe, certain method for ridding the skin of ugly, hairy growths is as follows: Mix a paste with some powdered delatone and water, apply to hairy surface about 2 (niinutes, then rub off, wash the skin and the hairs are gone. This is entirely harmless and seldom requires repeat ing, but to avoid disappointment it is advisable to see that you get ptnuine delatone. Mix fresh as wanted. 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Another of this great physi cian's successful remedies is known as Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and, like the "Prescription," is now sold by druggists everywhere, in both liquid and tablets. This medi cine was a snrrpsr from the start,' for the list of men and Women (all over the universe who have giiccefully iiid it for indigestion and as a blood wjuic ana system n amazing total and as a blood 1 l builder, makes I I of thousands. 1 By This Sign Yo Shall Know Them- STOKES ' By This Sign Ye Shall Know Them E. KARSCH CO., Vinton and Elm Sts. GILES BROTHERS, Benson J. D.CREW & SON, Thirty-third and Arbor JEPSEN BROS., 25th and Cuming HANNEOAN A CO.. 35th Ave. and Leavenworth v F. B. BOGATZ, -21st and S Sts., South Side ERNEST BUFFETT, The Grocer of Dundee GEO. I. ROSS. 24th and Ames ARMAND .PETERSEN, 2908 Sherman Ave. WILKE & MITCHELL, Fortieth-and Farnam LYNAM & BRENNAN, Sixteenth and Dorcas LOOK FOR THE SIGNS ON THE DOOR Specials For Wednesday and Thursday Specials " FOLKS! Think of it! Buy-Rite Stores have purchased for cash direct from the California fruit brokers, one solid csrload of 850 cases of extra ' icy sliced peaches, half peaches, Bartlett pears and apricots in heavy syrup, usually sold for 35c per can, we will offer this carload, while It lasts Per can. .22c 5 cans for Per do, cans ."...$2.35 Below pre-war prices, cheaper than fresh fruits. Buy them by the dozen. 73fc i ORANGES! ORANGES ! ! ORANGES!!! One solid carload of extra fancy, thin-skinned sweet naval oranges. We will close out at the low price of, per peck More economical than the lowest priced apples. Phone your orders early as these wilTbe bought up quickly. A REAL SOAP SPECIAL A 10U0 case spot cash purchase of the well known brand of Omaha Family Soap. ICQi Large bars, while it lasts. 10 for To reduce stocks 1n the Buy-Rite Stores of 563 cases of Haskins White Naptha Petroleum Soap, full 1 pound bars, regular l&c value, 5 bars foV Per ease of 100 bars 57c $10.75 PEAS! PEAS!! PEAS!!! Extra Fancy, Midget Peas, 3 cans -95 Extra Fancy weel Peas, 3 cans 69( Extra Fancy High. Standard Peas, 3 cans ... 49 FLOUR! FLOUR!! FLOUR!!! The market has advanced and continues to ad vance daily. Buy-Rite Stores have a block of 1000 sacks of Blue Bell Flour, which we will offer, while it lasts dJO Af per ii pound sacks DfHiJ SALMON! SALMON!! SALMON!!! 153 cases of Tall Cans of Red Alaska Salmon, usually sold at 45c per can. t 1 f While it lasts Three cans for J 1 UU Tall cans Pink Salmon Three for 50 Feed the growing school kiddies a slice of bread spread with pure fruit preserves. Buy-Rite Stores offer 1 large jar of Grapelade, 1 large jar of Pure Apple Butter, 1 largre jar of assorted Fruit Preserves The .three for 99 To reduce stocks the Buy-Rite Stores of this commodity, all 35c bottles of pure - OQg Tomato Catsup evIC Or Three Bottles for 73c. Choicest Catfish (Order Size) 22c ueliler Bros. Omaha's Leading ash Markets 212 North Sixteenth Street, 2408 Cuming Street, 4903 South Twenty-fourth Street Choicest Halibut (Sliced) 20c Quality Meats and Provisions Lowest Prices Quick Service Choicest Pork Loin Roast 19c Choicest Cut Chuck Roast Ik Choicest Cut Rib Bong Beef 8c Choicest Cut Kound Steak 19c Choicest Cut Sirloin Steak 19c , VEAL CUTS Choicest Shoulder Roast 12J2C Choicest Veal Stew 12c Choicest Veal Steak 25c Choicest Veal Chops 22c PORK CUTS Choice Boston Butts 17c Choice Fresh Spare Ribs ...... 2lzc Choice Fresh Neck Bones, 5 lbs . . 25c Choice Fresh Pigs' Feet, 4 lbs ... . 25c Choice FrWh Pig Ears, 4 lbs. . . .25c Choice Fresh Pig Tails I4c Choice Fresh Pig Snouts, 3 lbs . . . 25c Choice Pork Tenderloins 40c Choice Small Lean Pork Chops . . 20c Choice Breakfast Sausage, 2 lbs . . 35c Choice Hamburger Steak. 15c Choice Pork Shoulders 15c SAUSAGE AND COOKED MEATS Choice Wienies 18c Choice Frankfurters 18c Fresh Liver Sausage 16c Bologna Sausage 16c SPECIALS IN OUR SMOKED MEAT DEPARTMENT Sugar Cured Skinned Hams N 02 or whole) 22c Sugar Cured Regular Hams 27c Sugar Cured Picnic Hams 15c Fancy Rex Brand Breakfast Bacon (V2 or whole sides) .24c , Fancy Strips Bacon. .15c$ Cudahy's Puritan Bacon (l2 or whole sides) . 44c Armour Star Skinned Hams.;. . . .29c Special sale on all of Swift & Co's. Butterine. ' Buehler Bros. B. B. Brand But terine, 2-lb. carton, at. 45c Best Creamery Butter .48c SPECIAL ON CANNED GOODS Evaporated Milk, 6 tall cans 75c Fancy Pork and Beans, 3 cans. . .25c Strictly Fresh Selected Eggs, per dozen 35c LARD Fresh Leaf Lar3 12c Pure Lard (per lb.) 16c, Compound (per lb.) 14c 19 I 1 1 Express and Mail Orders Filled From This List Promptly s ' AIVKKTIKMKMT I ADVKKTISKMK NT I AIYKBTtSKM KNT . . I ' i I Make Your Own Gray 'Hair Remedy Mrs, A. D'xcn, a. well-known Brooklyn trained nurse, made the following statement regarding gray hair: "Sfreaked, faded or gray hair can be quickly turned black, brown or light brown, by the use of the following remedy that you can make at home: "Merely get a box of Orlex powder at any drug store. It costs very little and no extras to buy. Dissolve it, in 2 oz. of distilled or tain water and comb it through the hair. Full directions for mixing and tise and a gold bond guarantee come in each box. One box will last you for months. "It i safe, it docs not rub off, is not sticky or gummy, and leaves the hair fluffy. It will make a gray haired person look twenty years ' yyungcr. SULPHUR CLEARS A PIMPLY SKIN Apply Sulphur as Told When Your Skin Breaks Out Any breaking out of the skin on face, neck, arms or, body is over come quickest by applying Mentho Sulphur. The pimples seem to dry right up and go away, declares a noted skin specialist. Nothing has ever been found to take the place of sulphur as a pim ple remover. It is harmless and in expensive. Just ask any druggist for a small jar of Mentho-Sulphur smd use ii like cold cream. Rheumatism A Remarkable Home Treatment Given by One Who Had It 111 ! ylf 1W3 1 ta MUrkrd bv MtiK-ulM ml Sub-Acule Btwuenittiaro. 1 tuffand u nb Uium Wlio Uliu irritcU-4 know I i tlmr yen. 1 trlpd nunMr ftor reumty. but tu-a reliaf a I obuiued u ouly liH'tr. Fiu ill?. I round trMtmmt that cured ma cora plttalr and auch a iiniul condition baa urn returned. I bar liven it- to number o van urrlblf affUcud. nan badrtdden. anra of them aftwiu to entity rear eld. end the reenlte were the eame ae In mr ewn oaae. I want enrr eurferer (mm anj form ef rnua eular and aub -acuta (aeelllnc at the Jomta) rhrumatlara. to (rr tie mat nlue irf m in. f-erored "Home Treatment" for tta remarkable healing power. Pon t end a cent: (Unplr mail jour name and addren, and 1 will eend It fr to try. liter you have used II. and tt ha prom Itself to be that long -look ad tv fneena of fetrtnf rid of euro form ,f rheutnauem. ro ma aend the nnoe of It. On Dollar, but tmdtratand I do not want our tnonav unleu you ar perffrtlj aMrmi ui wid it. ln't that ftr Why nifrpr n looter, when re lief la Urn offered you free. Doo't dtlay. Writ today. Mark H. Jaekaon. S7S-0 Thirston Bid-.. Stt. cum. jr. 1. Mr. Jackjoa la ranwuihie, Atax. etatanMnt 1 try. USE BEE WANT. ADSTHEY BRING RESULTS
