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Society
Novittky-Grosi.
Announcrment ii made of the
acdding of Miit Diana Gron.daugh-
:rt ol ixu AUicta Cross, and Sol
N'oviuky, on November 6, at the
home of the bride'i mother, Rabbi
Taxon officiating. The . bride's at
tendant were Mist Flora Beinstock
and Mi Rote Fried, and Philip
Moniky acted as best man. The
ushers were Ben Novitsky and John
Grosi. After December 1 Mr. and
Mrs. Novitsky will be at home at
lie Marianna apartments.
Celebrate Golden Wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. H odder
;elebrated their golden wedding
Monday quietly at their home. Thirty-five
years ago they came to Oma
ha from New Foundland. Yesterday
tour generations gathered to do
them honor. Of their six children
three are living, Mrs. W. A. Whip
ple and Richard Hodder of Omaha
and Mrs. W. H. Moore of Dallas,
Tex. There . ars 12 grandchildren
and four great-grandchildren, in the
'amily.
European Traveler Tceriirn.
Mrs. Frank Bovd of Omaha re
turned Monday from a - European
trip with her sister. Mrs. H. 0. Sut
ton of McCook,' Neb., and Miss
Vclma Sutton, who are spending a
few days in Omaha at the Boyd
I onic They went abroad in July
and went through F'rance, Italy and
Switzerland, where they met Mrs
Walter Head and Miss Vernelle Head
at Lucerne. Later they went to Eng
land and sailed from there, on the
Acqu taiia. Among the passengers
were several members of the British
.legation who were coming. 'to the
disarmament conference, and Miss
McN'aniara of the Chicago Opera
company, who took part in a con
' cert given on sh'p board.
Miss Cams Visits Here.
Miss Dorothy Cams is the guest
of Miss Mary Taylor and will re
main until after Thanksgiving. Miss
Cams and her mother, Mrs. Marga
ret Cams, have a home in Lincoln,
but this is the first time Miss Cams
has been in Omaha since their re
turn from Europe last spring. Mrs.
Cams and Miss Cams went as dele
gates to the International Council of
Women at Christiana, oyer which
I ady Aberdeen presided, and later
in Scotland Mrs. Cams and her
daughter were guests at Aber
deen Castle. Mrs, Cams arrives here
! . . 'I' 1 1 4l.A.r ...Ml
aircr i nam '; viug nu unj
spend several months in California,
Luncheon at Bazar.
Mrs. L. F. Crofoot is among those
who will entertain at luncheon Satur-
day at the Duchesne Alumnae bazar.
Luncheon will be served from 12 to
2 at the Convent of ,the Sacred Heart.
Lunching. with Mrs. Crofoot will be
the Mesdames Anthony French Mer
rill,' W. E. Martin, W. A. Redick.
W. A. Frazer, John L. Kennedy, J.
V. Summer. R. W. Nash. E. T. Peck
and Miss Jessie Millard .
Ak-Sar-Ben Maids to Sew.
The Ak-Sar-Ben maids of honor
of this year's ! court plan to meet
weekly until Christmas - to sew for
the Associated Charitiesat thq. home
of Miss Claire Daugherty. " The
other members of this .circle include
the Misses Katharine .Goss, Wini
fred , Brandt, Ruth Wallace. Jean
nctte Wallace , Eleanor Burkley.
This week the meeting will be on
Wednesday. - '
R. E. O. Chapter B. X.
Chapter B. X. of the P. E. 0.
sisterhood will meet n, for ..luncheon
Tuesday at 1 p. m at the home of
Mrs. E. E. Thomas, 46S4 Dodge
street. . - .. " ; . 'it? - ;
Girls Community
Service League
' Monday Cluga. club supper,
6:30 p. m.; gymnasium.' 7:30 0. m.;
volley ball. 8:30.
Tuesday Wamrri club ' supper,
6:30 p. m.; home makin class, 7 p.
m.; open house, 8:15 p. m.
Wednesday Lafavctte club sup
per, 6:30 p. "m.: dramatic art 'class.
7 p. m.: basket ball, 8 p. m.
Thursday French class, 7 p. m.;
bus'ness English. 8 n m -: f ' ks
; Friday D. T. A. cluh snnnrr, 6:30
p. m.; chorus class, 7 o. m.: gym
nasium, 8 p. m., -. .
Saturday Classic designing, 1:30
p. m.; week-end dance. 8:30 p. m.;
Cluga club, hostess.
Sunday Open house, 3:30 p. m.
All meetings arc held in the club
rooms, 1712 Dodge street. - ...
What's What
By HELEN DEC1E. :tl!f
What are rules of order but
rules of civility? The woman who
acts contrary to parliamentary law
is also violating the code of estab
lished courtesy. She has usurped
privilege; she has risen to interrupt
a speakerwho has the floor; she is
contradicting the chairman or an
other member of the organization;
she is doing any one of 50 things
which are neither recognized parlia
mentary usage nor recognued so
cial usage.
Women accustomed to the order
of club meetings are quite at home
in their newer political gatherings.
Their experience with "rules of
" order" makes social life easier for
them. That is one reason (only
one) why the American women of
the middle west are giving so good
an account of themselves in the new
administration social circles at
Washington. Middle western wo
men have large and intelligent club
memberships in their home towns
and, consequently, have bad plenty
of practice in self-suppressiin and
self-control the valuable discipline.
wh-ch leading to scii-pofe'sion. de
velops Ard manners as well as good
onier. U
Personals
A son wai born November 14 to
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kill wick at St.
Joseph hospital.
Mrj. Charles E. Met is planning
to spend the winter in California,
following the holidays.
Mr- and Mrs. Ewaltl Kolierman
announce the birth of a daughter,
fcliiabeth Jean, November 10.
Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Robinson will
leave November IS. for San Diego,
Cat., to remain until after the holi
days, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Thomas left
Sunday evening on a 10-day eastern
trip. They will visit Chicago, Wash
ington and New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Kriss
announce the birth of a son, Novem
ber 13 at St. Joseph hospital. Mrs.
Kriss was f6rmerly Miss Ann
Bcnak. - , "' -
Mrs. Thomas J. Mackay, wife of
the late Rev.' Mr. Mackay of All
Saints church, has ' arrived from
Boston, and for the present ts with
Mrs. Thomas M. Orr.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Swiulcr,
who have occupied their home on St.
Marys avenue for 3') years, have re
cently cloitcd the house and have
taken an apartment at the Terrace.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gray went to
New Haven last week to attend the
Yale-Princeton foot ball gam-. Their
son, Howard Gray, attends Prince
ton college and is on the foot ball
squad.,..
' Mrsv Daniel Redmond of .Philadel
phia is the guest of Mrs. John II.
Hussle. Mrs. Redmond was for
merly Miss Claire Patterson of Oma
ha. 'She will be here for several
weeks.
Mrs. Joseph Baldridge and Miss
Gwendolen 'Wolfe, who were 'ex
pected in Omaha this, month, will
not return until just before Christ
mas Grafton Wolfe . also plans
to spend the holidays here,
A son was born Monday at the
Methodist hospital to Mr. and Mrs.
George Grhics of Scottsbluff, Neb.,
formerly of. Omaha. Before her
marriage Mrs, Grimes was Miss
Eva Miller of Fremont.
Mrs. Edwin T.' Farmer of Hono
lulu, who is the guesUof her daugh
ter, Mrs. Frank Norton, of Omaha,
plans to leave early in December for
Seattle, where she will spend three
weeks before sailing, for the islands.
This is' the fourth voyage across the
Pacific that Mrs. Farmer' has made
this year, which sees her 80th birth
day, i
Art Department Woman's Club.
Mrs. Charles Johannes, president
of the Omaha Woman's club, will
speak on "Dresden" at a meeting of
the art department Thursday aft
ernoon, 2:15 o'clock, at the Y. W.
C. A. Mrs.. Philip Potter will have
charge of the program. . Mrs. Avery
Lancaster, leader, : ''
. Holy Angels Parish.
The Holy Angels parish will hold
an old-time dance at their hall on
Twenty-eight , street and Fowler
avenue Tuesday evening..
i
; Cambro Welsh Society.
The Cambro Welsh society will
meet Thursday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. W. S. Halbrook, 4806 Har
ney street. ,-, v -. ' ". ( , ,.
. Club Calendar
V; S. Grunt . Woman's RrM Corp--"
Tuesday, 1:30 p. m. Memorial hall, court
house.
P. E. O. Sisterhood, Chapter B. K. -
Tuesday, 1 o'clock luncheon with Mr.
W. P. 'Wherry, 6201 California street.
Minna Lum Chantauqna Circle Tues
day. 2 p. m with Mrs. W. P. Sctrollman,
3827 North Twentieth, street.
South Omaha Woman's Club, Music De
partment Tuesday, .2 p. m.. Library hall.
South Side. Mrs. Grace Poole Steinberg,
leader. Subject, "Thurlow Lieurance."
Omaha Spanlxh Club Tuesday, 8 p. m,,
310 Patterson block. Seventeenth and Far
nam streets. All those Interested in the
study of Spanish are invited to attend.
Fontenelle Kensington Club, O. E. H.
Tuesday. 2 p. m. with Mrs. David Mccul
ley, 5104 Cumins street, Jftrs. Delia Rohr.
bough will have chatge of the program.
LnomN Chautaiinua Circle Tuesday, 2
p. m.. 635 South Thirty-fifth avenue. Les
son followed by social hour. Mrs. J. V..
Suttte will tell of her travels through
it&iy. ,' . , . .
Omaha Woman's Club, Public Speaking
Department Tuesday, 10:16 a. zn., Bur-gess-Nash
auditorium. Mrs. O. T. Krlng
leader. , Lesson. "Speech Outline, No. 11. "
Professor Puis, Instructor.
Extensiou Leetnre Course (Amerlranlxa
tion and Civics) Tuesday, 4 . p. m..
Duchesne college - and Convent of the
Sacred Heart, Thirty-sixth; and Burt
streets. Open to the public.
Omaha Business Woman's Club "fues
day, 6:15 p. n Y. W. C. A., eecond
floor, dinner and program. Mlas Ruth
Seahloom, leader. . Mrs. James Ferguson
and Mrs. John O. Telser will review "Fig
ures of fiarth." by James Branch Cabell.
Omaha Woman's Club, Literature De
partment Tuesday. 2 p. m., Y. W. C. A.
Mrs. Edward Johnson, leader. Mrs. George
C. Bonner will give a sketch of the life
of George Elliot and Mrs. Charles L.
Hempei will .review ''The Mill on th
Floss." . . 1 .
HAIR'8 H1DDES BEitTT Is brought to ugllt
with a Golden Glint Shsmpoo.--AdTertlieBient.
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My Marriage Problems
' Ailoto Uarrtwe'a New I run ol
"REVELATIONS OF A WIFE"
llWrWkt. U M Nsssasasl fSMaes "IS. Mi ,
Th Wailing Sound That Sang
Through the Night
Pa Cosgrove'i question gave voice
to the thought which had lurked
underneath all the terror of my ex
perience, all my anxiety for the
wounded state trooper, (till and si
lent on the reservoir shore, Where,
indeed, was Dicky, that I had been
left alone to face this midnight hor
ror? True, I had laughingly detailed
him to escort Bess Dean upon this
fishing expedition, but that was no
reason why he and she should have
strayed so far from the rest of the
party that even the sound of the
revolver shot had failed to reach
them?
But not to I'a Cosgrove nor the
wide-eyed Fred could I voice my
resentment. I answered his query
quickly, with a forced casualness.
"No, I haven't seen Dicky, Miss
Dean or Ted since before 1 went to
sleep. They're probably too far to
hear the shot."
"They must be pretty nearly to
K.ingston, then," Mr. Cosgrove
grumbled.' "That' was some shot,
I'll say, and the night's just right
to echo it. But where in tunket is
Ted? I thought he was to take care
of you."
"But I went to sleep," I answered,
trying to extenuate the lad's action,
"and the fish weren't biting, and"
"Don't make a mite of difference.
He had no business to go away and
leave you here alon. I've a notion
to tan him when he gets back, if
he is bigger than"
The noise of distant running foot
steps interrupted his threat, which
had made me smile even through the
stress of the moment! The idea of
big, s jovial Pa Cosgrove thrashing
one of his grownup boys would have
brought a smile to the most doleful
face. And then the recreant Ted
dashed around the bend in the shore,
breathless, evidently terrified.
"Miss Dean I" he gasped. "Where
is she? Has anything; happened?"
Pa Cosgrove Commands.
Then he had not found Dicky and
Bess, after all! The conclusion
sprang at me as something fc.line
might have done, and sank the claws
of its possibilities deep into my heart.
Where on earth could they be?
"No one knows where Miss Dean
and Mr. Graham are," his father
growled. "They're safe enough, no
doubt But where were you? Mrs
Graham might have been killed be
cause you weren't here. But don't
stop to tell me now. Get the hatchet
and chop some branches, quick, you
?.nd Fred. We've got to make some
thing to carry this fellow on up
to the car."
"But aren't you going to hunt for
Miss Dean?" Ted stammered.
"To the devil with Miss Deanl" his
father thundered. "By the "
But Ted and Fred were already
scurrying away, and in another min
ute or two we heard the sound Of the
hatchet .biting into wood, and .by -the
time their father had collected the'j
coats and fishing line he wanted,
his sons were back with the branches.
. ; "Don't Worry" .
rSo swiftly did they, work that I
had no opportunity to observe the
method they used. I only knew that
in an incredibly short time they had
fashioned out , of branches, . coats,
blanket and fishing line a serviceable
stretcher upon which, with ipllnte
pains and tenderness, they foiled the
unconscious boy; Then, with Fred,
armed with the revolver, stalking in
front, the still sulky Ted and his
father took up the burden and carried
it steadily up the winding path, while
I walked close to Pa Cosgrove's side,,
carrying the pail of water he had in
structed me to bring, - '
:"Don't worry about your , folks,"
Pa Cosgrove said to me, as we start
ed. "They've probably lost their way,
turned into the wrong path there's
a dozen ways out of here. But they'll
find the state road eventually, and
when we get this chap safe out of
our hands we can cruise around and
find them. But, of course, we've got
to see to him first. ' For they're in no
danger, and he is."
"Of course," I assented, "but even
through my natural womanly anxiety'
for the youth I had rescued, there
ran a distinct troubled resentment
that Fate with my aid should have
thrown Dicky into so interesting a
All Omaha Is Astound
ed at the Value-giving
Afforded in Beddeo
Hundred Thousand
Dollar Purchase Sale
Men's and Women's Wear
ables at a Mere Fraction -of
Their True Worth.
The overwhelming success ac
corded the Beddeo Hundred Thou
sand Dollar Purchase Sale is only
further evidence that Omaha Men
and. Women are anxious to buy to
the 'limit when the right merchan
dise at the right price is offered.
Mr. Beddeo just prior to the threat
ened railroad strike visited the New
York market and, while manufac
turers were doubly anxious to dis
pose of on hand stocks, he made
offers so low that they were only
accepted after considerable consid
eration. The Beddeo buyers were
in the market to secure greater
values and wider assortments than
those involved in last November's
Great Purchase Sale, when th
store broke all sales records. ' That
they have succeeded is clearly evi
dent by the speed with which
wrappers were kept going Friday
and Saturday. Every day sees the
arrival of new merchandise from
cur stork rooms onto the sales
floor. The liberal credit policy of
this store is serving hundreds daily
and every man and .woman is in
vited to take advantage of a charge
account at Beddeo's ;
Beddeo Clothing Co!
1417 Douflaa Street
THE bf.E! UJlUtA, ilMUAl, mMbtWPEii 10. ivn.
quandry as being lout in the wood on
so wonderful a moonlight nixht with
a girl as undeniably pretty anil fici
rating as Bess Dean. '
Even an unattractive gill look
winsome in the moonlight and I
could imagine the eerie beauty of the
girl who had tried to vainly during
her stay in the mountains to involve
Dicky' in a flirtation with hrr. Her
innings ceruiuly had arrived with
vengeance I told myself somberly,
and I had no doubt that she was mak
ing the most of her opportunity.
"I winder what'll be the best
thing to do when we get him tip to
the car," Mr. Cosgrove mused aloud.
"Let's see. the nearest place is that
little roadhotise back there in the
woods. Sometimes they dance there
until late in the morning, and I guess
they have , a telephone. What'i
that?"
From in front of us sounded a
long-drawn wail almost like that of
a banshee. It was repeated twice be
fore my shattered nerves recognized
it.
"It's the horn of the car!" I cried.
Holy Name Parish.
The Holy Name parish will hold a
dance and card party at the Holy
Name school building on Fonte
nelle boulevard 'on Saturday, No
vember 19, at 8 o'clock.
Sunshine Partv.
George A. Custer post and corps
will have a sunshine party Wednes
day afternoon, 2 o clock, at the home
of Mrs. George Winship, 2931 Frank
lin street.
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Problems That Perplex
Answered by
BEATRICE FAIRFAX
Murr)lit( CihiIm,
Lhittr Mini Fairfax: I m tn luva
with my t'ouain and he lnvt-a me,
tui w h"iiuu beiausa we rVnr that
our t'hililrnt wilt nut bo normal.
Thi-re r tmly it few year' UlnVr
fiica In our itgea and we are both
henllliy nud come from healthy
famtltua, M. v.
Actln and aealn this tpiestlon
come to me, Modvrn at'Umrtt lum
rui olijectloim to the tuarriug of
ciiUNlna. If llu-y coma of henl'.hy
mock. Home mute law do nbjutt.
J)Mii't fcvin AITc1loimt
lir Mlaa Fairfax: I am a girl of
It and urn ketplnir attady company
with it youns niHii of 20. Ho hue on
much a propoaed to Hie two or
three time. Trine In, ha hn not
ait Id so directly, but hna asked me
what kind of diamond ring I like
and other Utile thlnt; like thai;
also in tftlklmr of hie future he In
clude! me In It.
Now, MIh Fairfax, ha aaya he
lovea me and that ha will never Klve
me up, but he doesn't at-cm aa nn.ee
tlonate aa I think he ounlit to. I
am not the kind of girl who likes
what 1 known a "mushy love,"
but still ! don't think my friend Ik
quite aa lovable an ho oimht to be.
Do you think that maybe he la
ort of rexerved, or eun you give me
any other reimon for the way he
acta? I realize that this In a rather
dllllcult question for you to answer,
The Last Big Week
Of Our CASH
REFUND Sale
THOR WASHERS
If you would benefit by the remarkable terms
of this great refund offer you must act at once.
TODAY is your opportunity, and one that we ;
may not be able to offer again for some time.
Make up your mind to buy your THOR washer
while this offer remains in effect.
$5 Dovn and Two Years to Pay
Already there is a $2 refund check awaiting . .
you. The price of Thor washers is far below
last year's selling price. Call at Electric Shop
- or phone. '- Our salesman will call at your -convenience.
( : . . ' ' '
Nebraska mi Power Co
15th and Farnam Streets
ATIantic 3100
Umwn Pacific
I a ou d' not know him, but I
thuuiiltt itrhao yuti have had more
rkparirnea tliuu I have in this line
' and could help ine out bit.
, MAY.
i it le hard for me to offer any
advii-e, Thi're are people whe ere
juat naturally not demoimtraltve In
llw lr aiTm-Uon and mill have the
Hffeetlon tlwtt rttttid year of trlaL
IVrhapa you are of the opposite
temperament, demanding much Hf
feetlon. It Neema to me, dear, your
own decision would be better than
mine, In any event.
Thinps' You'll Love
, To Make
Retf TlibW Dbeeltaptnr ,
A reversible door dragcry is stun
ning between .two rooma where each
has a different but harmonizing color
scheme. Make one side of velvet or
velour, the other of satin, brocaded
silk or even of taffela. Line the vet.
vet with the silk. Kightccn inches
from the top stitch a silk facing wide
enough through which to pass the
ON
2314 M Street, South Sido
MArket 1500 "
Bra
You'll say '"Rim of the World' is rightP
when "you motor over the 101 mile
Drive through the Sin Bernardino
Mountains. Stupendous views! Just a
small part of the grand panorama that
Southern California has for you. Thou
sands of miles of smooth motorways
and a network of trolleys.
Thecolorful Pacific. Valleyslike Paradise. Semi
tropical fruits and flowers in endless variety.
Winter only a name only 10 degrees differ
ent from summer. They keep the snow on the
peaks for scenery only. All-year sunshine.'
Wonderland hotels. Unique inns. Pictur
esque bungalows.
Every sport there is. Go and take the family,
or send the family anyhow. Ship your car,
hire one, or buy a car when you get there and
sell it when you leave.
Write for illustrated booklet "California Calls
You." Let us help plan your trip, s
Union Pacific is the best way to go one sys
tem, one management straight through.
See Salt Lake City with its interesting Mor
mon features. Hear the wonderful organ in
the Tabernacle. ,
Travel on the de luxe LOS ANGELES LIM
ITED all Pullman, exclusively first class,
leaving Omaha daily at 9:40 A. M.; or the
CONTINENTAL LIMITED with both stan
dard and tourist sleepers leaving it 1:20
A M. (go to bed at 1 0:00 P. M. if you like.)
Far information ask .
Union Depot
Consolidated Ticket Office
A. E. Curta, City Psss. Agent. U. P. Sntem,
141 Dodge St, Omaha
System j
3 I
Curtain rod. Shirr the locr edge
of the overhanging part, l it it iuio
a triangular-shaprd cap of the vrl
et. which has been braded with
Just What
You Want
and have been looking
foran electric wash
ing machine with a
double-tub.' Well,
here it la.
Laundry Queen
"Model D"
Double Tub
Electric
Washer
This washing ma
chine has always been
a wonderful machine
in everv respect and
our big seller, but with
this new double tub
and the new polished
aluminum wringer I
am more than satisfied
that it is the last word
in washing machines
and will, pleass the
most - exacting house
wife. Over 3,500 sold
in Omaha.
Phone Atlantic 1011
. and our salesman, will,
call. ;; - ' ' -1 :
"Sold on our pain
less payment plan."
312 South 18th Street
AnVERTlSKMENT
Head Stuffed By ,
Catarrh or Cold ?
Use Healing Cream
If your nostrils are clogged, your
throat distressed, or your head is
stuffed by nasty calarrTi or a cold,
apply a little pure, antiseptic, germ
destroying cream into your nostrils-
It penetrates through every air pas
sage, soothing inflamed, swollen
membranes and you get instant relief
How good it feels, iour nostrils
are open. Your head is clear. No
more hawking, snuffling, dryness or
struggling tor breath. Oct a small
bottle of Ely's Cream Balin from any
druggist. Colds and catarrh yield
like magic. Don t stay stuffed up.
Relief is sure. -
ADVKRTISKMF.N'T.
People Notice It. Drive Them
Off With Dr. Edwards'
. Olive Tablets.
A pimply face will not embarrass
you much longer If you get a pack
age of Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets.
The skin should begin to clear after
you have- taken the tablets 11 few
nights. 1 ...... .
Cleanse the blood, bowels and liv
er with Dr. -Edwards' Olive Tablets,
the successful substitute for calo
mel; there's no sickness or pain
after taking them.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets do
that which calomel does, and just its
effectively, but their action is penile
and safe Instead of severe and irri
tating.
No one who takes Olive Tablets is
ever cursed with a "dark brown
taste," a bad breath, a dull, listless.
no pood feeling, constipation, tor
pid liver, bad disposition or pirn ply
race.
Olive Tablets are a purely vege
table . compound mixed with olive
oil; you will know them by their
olive color.
Ir. Edwards spent years aroons
patients afflicted with liver and
bowel complaints, and Olive Tablets
are the Immensely effective testilt.
Take one or two nightly for a week.
See how much better you feel and
look. 15c and tdc.
Fistala
A. mild pjrstem of
Rectal Diseases in
. , eration. Co tnlorofcrm. Kiher or oihrr tearral anesthetic aed
tTseTorlC , bo, R"ul Diease, r.t names sod UsKmoniab ef saor Un
. - --.- - " in. vctu ' ir:.irn i j cureu.
OR. E. ft. TARRY Ssnatoriasa. Peters Trt BUU. (Bca Bldf.) Omsk, f V.
kti'il txa!. Make inxiKht-inili U
i l of I lie bc aiU to CiiH.li (hit imu
malty iiindomc mnuMe door
drapery.
DON'T OVERLOOK THIS, THE
LAST WEEK OF B0 WEN'S
$40,000.00 SALE OF FUMED,
WAXED and GOLDEN OAK
FURNITURE
Slnre this lltr tnle itartod on
November fifth, hundred have
tfil;fn alvantiui of, our very
liberal price reduction and pur
chased. Some complete living
room, (lining room and bedroom
unite; others have purchased
odd pieces to fill, in with and to
brighten up their homea. Rut,
no matter what wns purchased,
it waa purchased nt aurprislnely
low prices and nil at a decided
saving. . ,,-
Those who haVtfn't already
taken advantage of the aale
ahould mnko it a point to Ret
to the H. 11. Dowen Co. store
before tho close of the sale Sat
urday, November 10. For prac
ticability, service and wear this
of fcrinjr of furniture is far
above the average, and you will
save muny dollars on whut you
want before the .close .of the
sale. Adv.
Men Take Yeast
Vi tarn on Tablets
to Clear the Skin
Build Firm Flesh,' Strengthen the
Nerves and Increase Energy
Eaiy anJ Economical Results Quick
Of what uia ara 'fin faaturaa with an
ujly, mottled tkin, flibby Msh, linkan
clxsaks, pouchea under tha y, or a
careworn, fickly looking face?
If you want to quickly clear your skin
and complexion, put some firm, healthy
fiVsh on your bones, increase your nerve
force and power and look and feel 100--por
cent, better, simijy trv takiim two
of Mastin's tiny yeast VITAMON Tab
lets lyith each men) and n atch the results.
'Masiin's VITAMON' Tablets contain
ltiK'iiy concentrated yeast-vitRmines, as
well as the two other still more important
vitamines (Fat Soluble A and Water
Soluble C) and are now being used by
thousands. They positively will not up
set the stomach or cause nasi but. on
the contrary, are a great aid to digestion,
to overcome constipation and as- a
general conditioner of the whole sys
tem. Pimples, boils and skin eruptions"
seem to vanish like magio under their
purifying influence, the completion be
comes fresh and clear, the cheeks glow
with ruddy health, the flesh becomes
firm instead of flabby, the eves bright
instead of dull. Mnstiri'l VITAMON
Tablets are positively guaranteed to
give you new health, energy and am
bilion and improve- your appearance,
whether you are young or old, or the trial
costs you nothing. Make the test your
self and see. Be sure to remember the
name Mastin's VI-TA-MON the
original and genuine yeast-vitamine
tablet. There is nothing-else like it,
so do not aoeept imitations or mbsti
tiites. You can get Mastin's VITAMON
Tabids at ail good druggists, such as
Sherman & MrConnell, Adams-Haight,
Al"xandtr Jacol3, J. L.'Hrandis, Hay
den Uros. and Bjrgsj-Naah.
ADVERTISEMENT ."
Will TaSso Off r
' AS1 Excess Fat
Do you know that there Is a 8imp1:
harmless, effective remedy for overtax
nefs that may h& used safely and secret
y by any man or woman who ta losing th
slimnesa of youth? There i, and it i -none
other than the tablet form of th
now famous ii ormolu Pr.ucriptlon, knowr
as 2.iarmola Prescription Tablets. ' You
can well expect to radtofte steadily and
oRHlly without going through long; jslpfree
of tirppome exen.'ire find Starvation diet.
Mfirmola Prescription Tablets are Bold b
all druKSista in world over at one dollaj
for a case, or you can seeura thfm direct
from the Marmola Co., 4T.12 Woodward f
Avenue, Iietroit, Mich., ol) receipt of price.
'Vbrfcs Like
a Clock
Cures Ccldsin24 Hours
CTANDARD remly world inr. T.bkl
lorm. Is at Orel suggtilion f
or u grippe v.a aw:a
illness. Demand red boi
bemnfr Mr. H ill's por
trait and signature.
AlDruaislt30Cnli
W H. HILL CO, DETROIT
Ciiticura Soap
HAVES
Without Mug
PjlirsraSnsphttafstorinfoncfetyrmorihaTlBt.
ADVERTISEMENT
Relieves Headache
A little Musterole. rubbed on fore
head and temples, will usually drive
away htadathe. A clean, white oint
ment, made with oil of mustard,
Musterole Is a nntural' remedy with
none of th- evil after-effects so
ofterl caused by "internal medicine."
Get JIusTeroie at your drusr store.
35c and 65". Jars and tubes; hos
Iital size, $3.
BETTFR THAN A MUSTARD PLASTER
- Pay Whon Cured
trrVracnt tbst earn Piles, Fistula and iiko
a short tlm. w,thout a aevrr survieal an-
