THE BEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER W,
11
Society
' junior IftdasMh.
Junior H.idsitah elected the fol.
lowing oflictrs Sunday afternoon at
special meeting at tht lilacUione
hotel: Ethel Keuben, president;
ar Riseman, vice president; An
nette ranger, corresponding secre
tary; Libby Minkin. financial sec
retarv; Ktthcr Katletnan, treaurer;
srah Abrami, reporter, Laura
(.ivot was chosen chairman of the
entertainment committee and other
members are Anna Grecnuerg, Kote
l aier and Emily Redman.
l-'oltowing the business meeting
readinga were given by Miss Doro
thy Reuben and vocal selections by
Mi Gertrude Smith, accompanied
by Mitt Ann Weyman, Talks were
given by Mrs. Ben Handler and
Mit Sophye V'eintein. Tea was
aerved at the close of the program.
The next meeting of the aociety
will be held in the club rooms
Wednesday evening, November 2, at
7:50 o'clock.
Kindergarten Opens.
The kindergarten branch of the
School of Individual Instruction
opened Monday mornnig with 12
small members. It is expected to
number 20 eventually. The school,
which includes elementary and high
school work, has been in existence
for two years, and is designed to
give its pupils intensive work with
shorter hours than most other
schools. The superviors of the
school are Mrs. C. F. Pratt and Miss
Sadie Smith. The patronesses of the
kindergarten, those who have chil
dren entered in it, are the Mesdames
N. P. DodRe, R. M. Peters. Philip
Horan, L. Gordon, Joseph F. Byrne.
K. W. Jones. V. P. Haney. II.
Guild, W. M. Barr, George L.
Howell, H. R. Bowen. Dean Smith
' Motor in California.
While in San Francisco Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Allison spent a day or
two as the guests of Mr. Harry Car
tan at his Sausalito home which
overlooks the bay. On his departure
for the east, Mr. Cartan put his car
at the disposal of the young people,
and they had some beautiful motor
trips through the Muir woods and
Marin county. This week they are
in Los Angeles. They have been
with Mr. and Mrs. Harkness
Kountze, another honeymooning
couple, who return to Omaha in a
few days.
Anniversary Party.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Long, who
celebrated their tenth wedding anni
versary. Monday; were agreeably
surprised in the evening by a party
of 18 couples who came to wish
them well. While Mr. and Mrs. Long
were out for a short motor ride their
friends stormed the house and dec
orated it for Hallowe'en. An alumi
num shower was a' feature . of the
evening. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Jury
of Tecumseh, the parents of Mrs.
Long, arrived for the party, and will
spend a week at thy Long home. :
i Sewing for Bazar.
The circle organized by Miss Ellen
Creighton to sew for the Duchesne
bazar -November' 19 met Tuesday
with Miss . Ophelia Hayden. Miss
Marie 1 Proulx will be hostess
Wednesday for the group organized
by Miss Margaret Rousseau. " The
circle of which Mrs.? Koegh is chair
man will meet "Thursday with Miss
Claire Woodard. " Miss Riley's
group will meet Saturday withMiss
Alice Hayes.
1 r
Press Club Entertains Neifaardt.
The Omaha .Woman's Press club
will give a luncheon ; Thursday, 1
o'clock, at the Brandeis restaurant in
honor of John G. Neihardt, who
speaks on "Boetry and Education"
Wednesday evening in the auditorium
of Central High school under the
auspices ' ot the Omaha School
: Federal Art Club. '
, The Federal Art club will hold
the first meeting of . the season at
the Y. W. C. A. Wednesday, OctoT
ber 26, at 7:30. Plans for the winter
will be formulated.
Things You'll Love
To Make
-SnWTiMie Girdle
Here is a charming Hair Orna
ment for evening wear. It has some
thing of the Russian effect Cut a
piece of black net the shape shown.
Wire it on all edges. Bead it with
iridescent and jet beads. Have a
long tassel of the beads hanging at
each side. Bend the net to fit the
crown of your head.- Join a beaded
elvet band to the net, and have it
close at one side with a snap fas
tener. This Hair Ornament for eve
ning wear will look stunning with
one of the new velvet evening gowns.
Copyright, 1921, Publlo Ledger Company.
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- jfghe Richest Milk ffcmheeCbtrs " !
- By CORINNE LOWE.
New York (Special Correspond
ence.) Getting Gertie's girdle seems
to us a much more important enter
prise than the one outlined in the
title of a successful play. If Gertie
hasn't got herself a fancy girdle
particularly a metal one she might
just as well try going to a dinner
party without having read "Main
Street." Or to a dance without
knowing the fox trot Socially she
is as badly adjusted as either of such
adventurers. For the girdle holds
together not only the dress but the
mode. ,
Of course, the above stunning coat
dress of black velvet rounds out its
successful career of astrakan fur,
silver cloth vestee. and heavy silver
embroidery with a silver girdle that
possesses cut steel buckles, coat
dresses are much in the mode.
So is velvet. So with these two
fine premises it is not grange that
the designer has arrived at this real
ly brilliant conclusion.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Philip ' Metz will
leave Sunday for their home in 'Buf
falo. - . '
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ratekin left
Sunday evening for an extended trip
south. '.
Miss Helen Weeks, who has been
ill at Fenger hospital is convalescing
satisfactorily. '
" A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Emmet F. Real October 23 at
St. Catherines hospital.
Herbert French and Edward Pet
tis are among Omahans leaving this
week for New Orleans to attend a
bankers' convention.; .
A daughter was born October 24
at the Methodist hospital to Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Sage. Mrs. Sage
was formerly Miss Josephine Har
rington., Dr. H. D. Lemere returned Tues
day morning from Philadelphia,
where he attended a medical meet
ing. Dr. Harold Gifford and -Dr.
Sanford Gifford have also been at the
meeting and returned Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John McCreary of
Pine Bluffs, . Wyo., formerly of
Omaha, announce the birth of a son,
Joseph, October 24, at St. Josephs
hospital. Mrs. McCreary was form
erly Miss Grace Langdon of this
city. . . , ' '
Mrs. Arthur Crittenden Smith and
Miss Helen Smith will return to
Omaha November 2. They have
spent the summer months in Cohas
set, Mass. Miss Smith's engage
ment to Philip Gray Lovell of Cam
bridge has been recently announced.
Miss Clara Bull of Pasadena will
arrive November 10 to be the guest
of Mrs. Herbert French for a month.
The two were roommates af college.
Miss Bull has been a popular visitor
in Omaha in past years. .She has
been spending the fall in New York
City. . v
A delicious breakfast is sausages
surrounded by rings of glazed ap
ples and served with hot corn bread.
Ted Shawn Speaks
Before Members
of Fine Arts
"Mere hard boiled reproduction
of the real it not art," declared Ted
Shawn in hit informal talk before
the Fine Art society Monday after
noon.
"It it the old difference between
the mechanician and the artist. In
our interpretations of native dances
we try to avoid photographic re
production and catch rather the es
tence of their idea."
Mr. Shawn told of hi interest in
the Aztec, and hit study of them
which led to his creation ot an Az
tec dance drama. The movements
of the dance as well at the costum
ing had to be worked out from the
bas reliefs and other relict left iu
museums, and Aztec attitudes
seemed to he a mixture of the Egyp
tian, the early Greek and the North
American Indian. ,
A gorgeous feather robe and head
dress, a crimson Siamese costun.e
sprinkled with tinv mirrors, and
some beautiful batik work were on
exhibition. All of them appeared in
the performance at the Brandeis
Tuesday evening. Mr. Shawn does
his own designing and designing is
taught at Denishawn, along with
music, painting, sculpture and all
the allied arts of the dance.
Miss Graham posed for the audi
ence in a remarkable Japanese cos
tume, and Mr. Shawn remarked, in
diciuing her silver filagree head
dress, "when we left Los Angeles
that was two candle shades. When
the other passengers on the train
saw me making it they thought I
was a victim of shell shock enter
taining myself, but when something
has to nc made, why you just make
it, that's all."
Mr. Shawn attended a rehear
sal Tuesday of the pageant "Ne
braska," now in rehearsal at the Cen
tral High under the direction of
Miss Marion Reed, and will give
constructive criticism of the tableaux
and chorus work.
Open Hotel for Women.
The Y. W. C A. has opened a ho
tel, the Grace Dodge, in Washing
ton, D. C, for women exclusively. It
is their first experiment of the kind
and contains some novel features,
among them nursery accomodations
for women traveling with young
children. There will also be a booth
where legislative information can be
obtained. No tipping will be al
lowed in the establishment. The ho
tel contains 100 rooms and will give
24 hour service. ' Among the women
interested in the enterprise are Mrs.
Calvin Coolidge, Miss Mary Andoj"
son, director of the woman's bureau
of the Department of Labor,, and
Miss Grace Abbott, head of the
children's bureau.
Problems That Perplex
Answered by
BEATRICE FAIRFAX
Not Worth Keeping.
Dear Miss Fairfax: . About eight
months ago I met an interesting
young man, who led me to believe he
cared for me. ' He was so kind, and
lavished so many attentions upon
me that I finally eame to care deep
ly for him, and was happy until
about three months ago, when he
began to act as coldly toward me
as he had formerly been attentive.-
I took his treatment of me so to
heart that I finally Became 111 and
was in a hospital for some time.
During this time he never called to
see me or even inquired about me.
When I returned from the hospital
he called me up, begging to see me,
and promising never to hurt me
again. I forgave him, but his ac
tions since then have only been a
repetition of his former ones. '
I have never run after him, but
have tried to break: with him com
pletely,' but he always begs to be
forgiven.
"What am I to do? I can't seem to
get interested in anyone else, al
though I have always been popular.
What hurts me most is his habit
of gossiping about me to our mutual
friends, and iscussing our differ
ences with them. ' PAULINE.
The man who isn't thoughtful to
a girl who's ill is lacking in funda
mental kindness. He isn't tender or
reliable. Why don't you talk to the
man almost as frankly as you've
written me? Tell him that your
Ideas of friendship and his differ
so that you don t see how you can go
on seeing him unless he makes some
effort to be a real friend. I am
inclined to think that you'd be hap
pier if you put him out of your life
once and for all.
Telephone Caller: Wedding anni
versaries are: 1, paper; 2, straw; 3,
candy; 4, leather; 5, wooden; 7,
floral; 10, tin; 12, linen; IS, crystal;
20, china; 25, silver; 30, pearl; 85,
coral; 40, emerald; 45, ruby; 50,
golden; 75, diamond.
Worried: It Is pretty hard to tell
from your letter just what it is yd"
want to know. You can convince
this young man that you care for
him by behaving yourself. He is
likely to think you have lost your
mind if you throw your arms about
him. ,
In Doubt: Why not take your
mother into your confidence and
have her talk to your little friend's
mother. Blue or black ipk is gen
erally used. There are some who
prefer colored stationery and Ink to
match. For instance, lavender pa
per and purple ink or green paper
with a darker shade of green ink.
at ass. a
Give Luncheon
For Visitors
The Omaha Woman's club v. ill en
tertain at luncheon Monday, 12:30
o'clock, in the tiuigct-N,tih tea
room in honor of Mr. Kote V. S.
Kerry of Berkeley, Cut. t General
Federation chairman of Fine Arts,
and for Mrs. Benjamin ,U. Clark of
Ked Oak, la., treasurer of General
Federation, who will he the house
Kucit of Mrs. Charles Johannes fol
lowing the state meeting at Seward.
Reservations should be made by
Saturday with members of the house
nid home committee, Mrs. John
Golden, chariman. The price of the
luncheon will be $1, 25 cents of
which will be added to the club
building fund.
Mrs. Berry will be the speaker at
the general meeting of the club in
the Burgess-Xash auditorium follow
ing the luncheon.
Owing to the luncheon ' the di
rectory will" meet at 10 a. m., Mon
day. Romance in Origin
Of Superstitions
By H. IRVING KING.
The Lights Burn Blue.
"The lights burn blue it is now
dead midnights," says King Richard,
starting awake from his dream peo
pled with the ghosts of his mur
dered dead. This superstition of
the last riantagenet with regard to
the connection between a blue-burning
flame and the presence of inimi
cal spirits is a very old and univer
sal one which has not yet entirely
vanished from our modern folk-lore.
There are many people still who,
when the lights burn blue, fancy
that it is an indication that "spirits
are about."
On the New England coast when
a fire burns with a blue flame they
say that a storm is coming. It is
an omen of evil the powers of the
prince of the air are abroad 1 Down
south when the fire burns blue the
colored folks and some of the white
ones, too say that it is a sign that
"the devil wants to speak to you"
and handfuls of salt are thrown on
the fire Jo keep him away. The an
cient Greeks,, when their funeral
pyres burned blue, used to throw
oil upon them to induce a clearer
flame. Sir Thomas Browne (1646)
says "That candles and lights burn
blue and dim at the apparition of
spirits may be true if the ambient
air is filled with a sulphurous spir
its, as happens often in the mines."
This blue-light superstition is
clearly a survival of. sun worship.
The flame represented the sun and
like the sun should burn with a clear
light. When it doesn't something is
wrong. The perfect sympathy be
tween the sun god and his earthly
symbol, fire, created by man in his
honor to induce his beneficent pro
tection, is destroyed. Evil spirits
intervene between the god and his
votaries.
(Copyright, 1921. by the McClur News
paper Syndicate.)
Where It Started
Red Letter Days.
This phrase means just what it
says a day so important that it is
recorded in red letters on the mem
ory. It originated in the custom of
the Bank of England of recording
all saint's days, holidays and other
times when no banking was done, in
red ink on the calendars.
Copyright, 1921, Wheeler Syndicate, Inc.
Brush a pie over with sweet milk
before baking if you would have it
shiny and brown. I JmtsZZM
Woman s Uub to
"Watch, ioTks" M. J. Bri$COMINr
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My Marriage Problems
Adeia Uarrteua's Mew I'haaa? of
"REVELATIONS OF A WIFE"
iCoemcU. isil k Hemps! IWara lew lae-l
The Way Dicky "Sited Up"
Bess Dean. ,
I think there is no feeling sweeter
to a wife than the knowledge that
her husband is her champion even in
little things, that iu juvenile par
lancehe is "on her side" iu any
controversy. If more husband un
derstood this feminine quirk instead
of assuming, a so many of them
appear to do, thnt the wife's side
of a contest must be the wrong side,
the divorce null, I like to fancy
would have many idle hours.
There was a warm little rush to
my heart at Dicky's recital of the
way he had circumvented Bcs
Dean's petty attempt to purchase a
pair of sneakers for me two sizes
too large. Impetuously I put my
arms around his neck, pulled his
head to mine and kissed hun.
"I know it's silly to care what size
I wear." I said, "but it was awfully
dear of you to"
' Dear nothing 1 ' Dicky rejoined
kissing me warmly. "If you think
that daughter of wicked wiles is go
ing to stage anything like that and
get away with it while I'm round
you have another ' think coming,
that's all. And while we're about it
let me issue another old tomato can.
This fool fishing excursion tonight
is the last stunt-POS-I-TIVE-LY,
with a long '1 that I share with
your foxy friend. I'll, go through
with the thing tonight till the last
canine is electrocuted, but nothing
more diding in this direction. If
she doesn't vamoose, I'm going to
get a sudden wire and beat it till
she's gone."
"I Can Tell"
"Oh, don't do that, Dicky 1" I im
plored, "She only has a few' days
more."
"Can't lielp it," he declared inexor
ably. "Me I have fpokenl" He
struck himself theatrically on the
breast. "D'ye remember old Betty's
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Small can Heinz Baked Beans in Tomato
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81.10
Candy! Candy!! Candy!!!
A db-ect shipment of 20,000 lbs. of Fresh As
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Fresh shipment of Salted Peanuts, special,
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WILKE A MITCHELL,
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IS COMING1
"WATCH,
slogan? 'Enough am enough, but di
am sumpin else again r
"I remember," 1 said laughing in
spite of myself at his imitation of
Lilian old servitor. ' But 1
wish"
"Don't do it," he interrupted.
"Save your breath. What the devil
do you suppose ails that girl, any
way?" lie pulled me down beside
him on a settee, rolled himself a
cigarette and lit it. 1 saw that he
was m a reflective mood, so I did
not interrupt hi train of thought
with an answer, for I knew he
neither needed nor expected one.
"I used to think lies Dean a
mighty attractive Rirl," he said, "and
she is, in many respects. Mighty
easy to look at, bright, keen, unus
ually good talker, game for anything
but, say, what's the matter with
her? She gets on my nerves. Now
I can tell, any man can, that she
isn't really attracted in the least by
yours truly, yet she manages always
to rope me alongside when there's
any stunt going on. What's the
answer?"
This time he stopped short and
looked at me expectantly.
Lillian Is Troubled.
"You have summed up her qual
ities wonderfully, I said clowly,
"except in one thing. Bess Dean
isn't game for everything, thai is,
she plays the game everywhere, but
with other women. There she lets
her ruling passion vanity get the
better of her. She cannot bear to
see anv admiration addressed to an
other woman, even when the person
proffering it is the other woman's
husband. There are lots of women
like her. There isn't any real harm
in her, but I can't explain it she
gets on mjs nerves, too."
"In other words, she's a goat-getter."
Dicky stretched his arm, yawn
ed, and I knew the discussion was at
an end. "But she isn't going to
attach my nanny or yours after this
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FOLKS M. J. B. IS COMING!
vvcnlng. Whit tonight will bring
forth, the Lord only knows."
Me strolled sway, and 1 sat quiet
ly lor a lw minutes, idly woncWr
ing what ileti Dean would say if
some "power the gilt wad tie" her
to hear IHcky'i strictures. Lillian's
tod call at the door aroused me, and
i welcomed her it'adly.
"You'll think I've taken leave of
the little sen that's left itie," he
said whimtiiallv. "when I tell you
mv errand.
"I'll promie not to judge you
too harihly," 1 laughed, drawing a
chair up near my low table. "Sun
pokf we get real devlith and 4iave
a cup of tea while you unburden
your soul.
"You're a wir. Madge. 1 knew 1
wanted something, hut I hadn't
brains enoush to dud out what it
was. Now 1 know it's a cup of
vour tea."
I lit my tiny canned-heat contri
vance, put my doll-sized kettle over
the blaze, brought out my tea serv
ice, and tome slices of cake with
which thoughtful Mrs. Com rove
kept me supplied. Akid when the
water had boiled and the tea was
freshly brewed, we settled down as
we had done so many times before,
to that most potent of feminine
nerve soothers, a cup 9! tea.
"Now you may speak," I laughed,
as we finished our third cup and
the last crumb of cake. "What's
on your alleged mind?" as Dicky
says.
New Officers.
Miller Fark Mothers' circle elected
the following officers at its meeting
Wednesday, October 19, at Miller
Park school: Mrs. J. O. Beebe, presi
dent; Mrs. A. D. Nunn, vice presi
dent; Mrs. W. S. Peterson, secre
tary; Mrs. B. W. Braasch, treasurer,
and Mrs. Marguerite Thomason,
publicity chairman.
Special Sale
- Wednesday
French Wall Mirrors,
in Polychrome and Ro- .
man Gold frames. Reg- ,
ular prices from $6.50
ajid up.
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Wednesday
Prices
398and$4
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renewing secret long ago.
To- get rid of your wrinkles, here's a
formula that is wonderfully effective:
One ounce powdered saxolite, dissolved
in one-half pint witch hasel. Bath the
face in this and you will be simply aston
ished at the result,- even after th first
trial.
ADVERTISEMENT.
Easiest Way to Remove
Ugly Hairy Growths
, (Beauty Culture)'
Here is a method for removing
hair from armsv neck or face that
is unfailing and is quite inexpensive:
Mix a thick paste with some pow
dered delatone and water and spread
on hairy surface. After 2 or 3 min
utes, rub it off, wash the skin and
every trace of hair has vanished. No
harm or inconvenience results from
this treatment, but be careful to get
genuine delatone and mix fresh.
Establish d 1M4.
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ruarantee to give satisfactory results.
ty years or success behind it and is the best In existence, we do not Inject
paraffins, as it Is dangerous. Time required for ordinary cases, 1 days.
The advantages of treatment are: No danger from chloroform, shock and
blood poison, and no laying up in a hospital. Call or write
DR. WHAT HKRNIA IXSTITTTE,
Jewel, Flower, Color
Symbols for Today
By MILDRED MARSHALL.
Temperance in all things is prom
Ued thost who wear today's tali
manic gem the amethyt. Accord
ing to Leonardo, this stone lias the
power to control evil thoughu,
quicken the Intelligence, and rendrr
its wearer shrewd in luiiie nuu
ters. Furthermore, it has the gilt
of preserving soldiers from harm,
and guarding all who wear it from
contagion.
The turquoUe is the natal stone
of those who were born 011 some an.
niversary of this dav. The anrients
believed that this gem would hrc-'
as a warning of the approach of
danger. A curious superstition re
garding the turquoise is, that it will
trike the hour correctly if u
pended from a thread and allowed to
touch the side of the glans.
The Orient prescribes green a a
significant color on this day. To
wesr it is believed to bring about
conditions which will necessitate
much travel.
Orange blossoms are lucky flow
ers today.
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AUVKBTIMKMKMT.
YOB'LL GET RID OF
BLACKHEADS SORE
Thr It fin ilmpl. ufi and lura mty
that nyr faili to lt rid et blarkhnda
and that U to diMolva them.
To do thli it two ounco of ralonlt
rowdr from any druf ttora (prlnkl a
littlo on a hot, wtt ponio rub ovtr tho
blackhead brlikly wuh th part and
you will b urprUd how th blekhU
hav disappeared. Bl( blackhead. Iltll
blackhead, no matter where they ar. (Im
ply dlolv and disappear, Uavine th
part without any mark whatever. Black,
head ar (Imply a mixture of duet and dirt
and eeeretlon from th body that form In
th porea of th skin. Plnchlnc and qua
ine only caus Irritation, make lart pore
and do not get th blackheada out after
they become hard. Th calonit powder
and th water aimply dlaeolva th black
heads so they wash right out, leavlne th
porea free and clean and In their natural
condition. Anyone troubled with thp un
sightly blemishei should certainty try this
simpl method.
Clear Your
Complexion
Do you frown whan your mirror to
fUrinf It reflects some facial slda blemish,
and wuh for a quick and easy way of
dearint your lion?
There's a skin beauttfier a delightfully
fragrant, tinted cold cream, known a
Black and Whit Beauty Bleach. Whan
used in connection with Black and White
Soap and Cleansing Creajn, th results ar
surprising.
Black aad White Beauty Bleach clears
th complexion of pimples,MarkhaHi, tan,
freckles, brer spots, sallownesa makes th
akin soft and smooth. Black and White
Soap is aa aid to Beauty Bleach keeps
the skin in perfect condition. Black and
White Ckaniing Cream removes all dirt
: and impurities from the poros mates the
kin soft and velvety. '
.Black and White Beauty Batch 50c;
Soap. 25c and Qaansmg Cream, 25c and
SOc, are sold and guaranteed by all good
drug and department store.
Write Dept D, Plough, Memphis, Term,
for a copy of your Birthday Book and
leaflet which tell all about Black and
White Toilet Preparation.
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
RemoTeiDandruff-StopsHalrVaJllnaj
Restore Color and I
Baauty to Gray and Faded HaM
sue. ana i.w ai vrngiritts.
Hlmirhm Win, Ptchm, ITT,
AtrvFRTISKMENT.
Constipation
upset the stomach or cause gas, but, on
uio contrary, is a great aid to digestion
and to help overcome even chronic con
stipation. 80 rapid and am axing are the
results that success and satisfaction are
absolutely guaranteed to weak, thin, ner
vous, run-down folks or the small amount
you pay for the trial will be promptly re
funded. Be sure to remember the name
Maatin's VI-TA-MON the original and
genuine yeast-vitamine tablet there is
nothing else like it, so do not accept fani-
vbuuub ur nuueututes.
Clears the Pores
Of Impurities
Daily use
of theSoan.
with oc
casional
touches of
the Oint
ment as
needed,
cleanses
andpurifies
theskinand
'x'keepsitfree
from pim-
Ies and
lackheids.
Cuticura Talcum is ideal for
powdering and perfuming.
Siwati lart FwW Matt, AMrtm: -OtttoeraLa.
seaesitec. Pt ltd, awes , stoas." goldmrr
wbtre. SaapSw. OintmaotXwxlfcOe. Talcum ate.
CoUcwa Soap eha4 with aaaf.
TOUGHS
Apply over throat and Chest
swallow small pieces of
VapoRuo
Ooo 17 Million fan UmiYvrtg
A. iJ J
We have a successful treatment for Kuptur.
without resorting; to a painful and uncertain
surgical operation. We are the only reputable
physicians who will take such cases uoon a
Our treatment has more than twen
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