TirE TEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 23, 1922.
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Rnaa-Ryan Wedding.
Tit wwMtiig of Ml Pauline
fly, 4nthi-r U Kir. and Mr. t".
J, tad K. N, Dion c( M. I'-ul.
Mbit, took iUi t 'i'ueaday morning
&? avcitxV bi M. Julin thurth, the
, PmJmt UiBi-tn oiiituiiiin. 'J lif
f'lic rre played ly
Uaa Margaret Judge, and Mr.
Ikttoa Cofley Aesnunn 4ng Lrlure
M4 dtwiavj the wcimwy. '1 lie bride
wort mm ci blue oirrf J ill with
leat in Match. and a corsage of pink
5! ni whiu w-tiH-. Mi Kathtrine
C:; E"fWK bridesmaid, ore ray
? tricot ine tult and a t ef Ut
pink eweetpe.it. L. V. Kyan acted
i u best man,
i Hm w44iesr a quirt one, only
family M cle friend bring pre,
rat jA wadding brrak(jt lulluwti
at die) koaM of the bride' parent.
Aftar a warding trip to Chicago, Mr.
and Mrs. Dion will live In St. rauL
' for Wetem Brldo.
Wtae Elleabrth Robertson, hoe
tnarria,- to Jctie Thurmand ill
take pluca ia Hollywood February 7,
waa honor twit at a buffet luncheon
given by Mrt. E. V. Dixon at hrr
rharmiic Hollywood bungalow hit
,Wedosday. ,
Mfw dab for Young People.
Tm yooBg people of Our Lady of
Lonndn parish have organized a De
Soto I club to promote acquaintance
"d good timet ia the parish. All
Vtyian Catholics are eligible for
berthip. Ihere was' a dance
q levening in the newly finished
room oi me pansn. abater on
mud nopes io promote some
sus nice ii idu coxing maicnea.
Luncheon for Mrs. Taylor,
n. W. A. C Johnson enter-
Kfc UIIIIIUI1 UC91,T I1UUII lur
George Taylor of Great Bar-
gton, Man. Bridge followed the
ncheon. The other guests were
ash, W. J. Foye, George Brandeie,
V. Kirkendall and John L Ken
nedy.
O. E. S. Reception.
Maple Leaf chapter, O. K. S.f will
entertain its past worthy matrons and
past worthy patrons at a reception
Wednesday evening at the Masonic
temple. Mrs. Joseph C. Lawrence,
the' worthy matron, will head the re
ceiving line. .
Dr. Stastny Honored.
Dr. Olga Stastny will be honor
Euest at the luncheon of the Woman's
Faculty club of the University of
Nebraska College of Medicine
Wednesday, 1 p. m., in the dining
room of the University hospital. Girl
students of the college will also be
honor guests. More than 80 reser
vations had been made up to Tues
day morning.
Followintr the " luncheon Dr.
Stastny will tell of her work, in
; Czecho-Slovakia. The president,
Mrs. Irving Cutter, will preside. Dr.
Stastny is a graduate of the State
University College of Medicine.
Legion Auxiliary Notes.
; The woman's . auxiliary to the
- American Legion of Arapahoe has
.' elected the following officers: Miss
Amy Tyrrell, president; Mrs. Clar
ence Blazier, first vice president;
, Mrs. Cecil Monroe, second vice
i president; Mrs. Jack - McElhaney,
L." secretary; Mrs. Finch Emmett, treas-f-'urer.
The auxiliary has a member
ship of 25. ' -
For O. E. S. Officer.
Mrs. Byron Peterson entertained
et luncheon at her home Monday
complimentary to Mrs. Ida M Bum
stead of Lincoln, grand conductress
of the Eastern Star, who is visiting
local O. E. S. chapters.
Mrs. W. A. Smith gave a luncheon
and Orpheum party Tuesday in
honor of Miss Bumstead, and Mrs.
Arthur Isakson will be hostess at a
luncheon today.
'' Dinner and Bridge Party.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Prinz will
entertain eight guests at dinner and
bridge Friday evening.
Personals
Mrs. W. S. Weston is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Howard Martin, in
Sioux City. - . ,
Mrs.H. S. Clarke, jr., and daugh
ter, Miss Mary Clarke, left Monday
evening for Atlantic City, where they
will spend several weeks. .
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Belmont an
nounce the birth of a son, Joseph
Sheldon, at the Stewart Maternity
hospital January 23. .....
Mrs. A.' J. Trapp and 'daughter,
Mrs. T. J. McGuire. and little Dor
othy " McGuire. left Tuesday to
spend the remainder of the winter in
California. '
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Learned have
returned from Chicago: where they
spent a few days following a short
trip which Mr. Learned made to
New York - ;
' Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Warren, for
merly of Omaha, no of Los An
geles, are building a new home in a
suburb of that city. The house is
built Spanish style. t
Miss Evelyn' Burwash and her
mother, of Chicago, who have been
visiting here, left Sunday evening for
California. Last Saturday they were
the luncheon guests of Miss Mayme
Hutchinson at the Athletic club. '
Miss Zerlina Brisbin left last Sun
day for Denver, where she will be
the guest of Miss Mildred Kalmus.
The two girls were abroad together
las summer. Miss Brisbin will visit
in Kansas City before She returns to
Omaha the end of February.
Mr. and Mrs. Livingston Fairbanks
and daughter, Jane, of. Chicago,
sailed Tuesday on the President
Wilson for Italy. Mrs. Fairbanks
will see her sister, Miss n-ugeme jrai
terson, of Omaha, while she is
abroad. Miss Patterson is planning
a trip home in June.
Mrs. Frank Hamilton, who is
spending the winter in Washington,
is planning a summer trip abroad
and will go overseas as soon as her
daughter. Miss Exilona Hamilton, is
out of school. She attends Sr. Marys
at Xotre Dame. Mrs. Hamilton wil.
be accompanied by her daughter and
.on, Frank Hamilton, and her sis
ter. Miss Pepa Gstue, who is with
' Mrs. Hamilton in Washington.
HAIB-8 mWE BEVCTT brmil to lilhl
Monday Musical
Club Soon to Be
Launched
A new ilub, to be I noun a the
Muniluy Mutual club wa recently
orgtuixed at the home of Mrt I.cu
Huffman. The ami of thit group it
to ttiiiiulate interest in mutic, Mit
rrllaiteotit progumt will be given
during the club year.
J'Un. fur the formal openm? to
be liclj Vtdnetd4y e veiling. I'fb
nury H, at the home of Mrt, Sophie
Shiilcy McDcrmott, were outlined at
a meeting January Jo, at the home
of Mrt. llottmaii. who ha been
circled president of the organisation
Mit Maraarct Swift i secretary-
treasurer and the member are
Metdamei Kutli Flvnn Dunbar.
Flora Sear NUon. iicrtha torfey
Attmann. 1 F. Drribut, Sophie
Shirley McDcrmott, l.tnett Keete,
K. K. Ryan, Krnett Kopecky, K. M.
Austin, Helen Kahm Nielton and the
Mute Adrlatde rogg. Winifred
Traynor and Margaret Spalding.
Affairs for Former Lin
coln Women.
Mr, and Mr. Voyle Rector of
New York, formerly of Lincoln, are
the guests of Mr. Rector' parents,
Mr. and Mr. E. T. Rector, of the
St. Regit, for a two week visit
From here Mr. Voyle Rector will
bo to Lincoln with her little boy for
a three week' visit with Mr. and
Mrs. 1. G. Clupin. Mr. and Mr.
Virgil Rector of Sioux City arrive
Wednesday to spend a few day with
Mr. and Mr. E. T. Rector.
Mr. and Mr. Voyle Rector and
Mr. and Mr. Virgil Kector will be
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Will No
ble at dinner and bridge Thursday
evening. The other guest will be
Mr. and Mrs. Nason loung, Mr.
and Mrt. Max Miller and Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Nieman. These three
couple and Mr. and Mr. Noble are
members of a bridge club which
meets once a month for dinner. All
four women formerly lived in Lin
coln. Yesterday Mrs. E. T. Rector and
Mrs. E. F. Howe entertained at
luncheon, honoring Mrs. Voyle Rec
tor, Mrs. Frank Weactor of Boston,
Mrs. A. H. Holcomb of Buffalo and
Mrs. A. B. Stoffer of Cleveland. The
luncheon was at the Athletic club.
On Friday, honoring Mrs. Voyle
Rector, Mrs. Max Miller will enter
tain at luncheon at her home.
Covers will be laid for 12. Another
honor guest will be Mrs. John
Charles Wright, Mr. and Mrs.-
Wright moved to Omaha the first ot
the year from Lincoln.
Dog Hill Paragrafs
By George Bingham
Slim Flinders was out today cir
culating a petition to raise a posse
.to rescue Yam Sims from the old
cistern, into which he fell accidental
ly this morning. Yam has sent word
up that he wants to get out as soon
as it is convenient.
, . . v
The two prisoners broke jail at
Tickville night before last and are
still at liberty. The jailer has sent
them word that they just as well to
come on back and eat those beans.
Christmas passed off quietly in this
community with the exception of
Sidney Hocks. .
Parents'v Problems
Should a boy be given piano les
sons? . ,
A boy should have this power de
veloped in him quite as much as a
girl. It is a national weakness that
the men of America lack a cultiva
tion of their artistic sense. The
study of music .in childhood can do
much to awaken in them a love of
the beautiful. The boy who is edu
cated in music is more likely to have
an appreciation of the higher side
of life than if he had had no such
advantage.
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using it to keep their hair a good,
even color, which is quite sensible,
as we are living in an age when a
youthful, appearance is of the great
est advantage.
Nowadays, though, we don t have
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My
Marriage Problems
Adck Garrison' New Pha of
"REVELATIONS OF A WIFE" .
Tha Way Mother Grahaito Helped.
Kliliard, ai )OU very tiredf
Mother Graham' voice broke
tilenre which we had all ued to ad
vantage in enjoying Kate'i supper,
To any one not in the fecret, it wn
a niot caiual question, but Lillian
rye and mine met in wi!t compre
heniion of the elder woman' mean
ing. She wat briciiiniiig the cam
paign to keep Dicky away from all
knowledge of or power to Interfere
with our excursion with Katie.
"I wat a few niinutet ago, Iier
ton replied. "But Katie' 'ham and'
ha made a nefr man of me. What'
on your mind, Mother dear? I al
way know there's fomething you
want me to do when you ask me if
I in tired.
"Richard Graham, you know bet
ter than that I" hi mother began in
d gnantly. Then, with an evident re
membrance of the role the was about
to play, the put aside her indignation
a most aitonishing proceeding
from her and finished her little
tpcech in a more plaintive tone,
"But I do want you to do some
thing for me tonight," she (aid, and
Dicky alway a true gallant where
hi mother is concerned blew a kiss
at her and answered promptly.
"Anyth ng your little heart desires,
Mother, dear."
"My little heart doesn't desire
much," he retorted. "Only a little
motor ride." ,
Nothing in Dicky' face howed
his. dismay at this request, and I
knew that he would never let his
mother guess the reluctance he felt
to undertake even a short drive after
the long journey we. had just com
pleted. But I felt a lively sympathy
for Dicky, though I realized hi moth
er had hit upon the only effective
scheme for keeping him out of the
Til be Rlad to take you," he eaid
heartily, "but aren't you afraid it's
too chilly for you?" v
"I'm not going," she taid. "It's
Elizabeth I want you to take. I've
been telling her ever since she' been
here about how wonderful the moon
light is on the ocean, and "
"But the moon won't rise tonight
until almost 11 o'clock," Dicky pro
tested, and I saw that he was fast be
coming appalled at the strenuous
prospect before him.
Cash j3 J Sanaafe '
morning
" 1 ""T!!ZrZIZZIZ L -J-J3DI
BUY-RITE SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY
BUY-RITE FRUIT DEPARTMENT.
3uy-Rite Stores offer 1 carload of extras
fancy Highland Sweet Navel Oranges, 6O0
value Special, per dozen 37
65c value Special, per dozen 424
Due to a heavy frost in southern California, our
next consignment will be much higher. Buy now!
300 boxes of large thin shinned juicy Sun-
klst Lemons, dozen 274
Dr. Phillip's or Blue Goose juicy thin skin- ,
ned Grapefruit, large size, 3 for -334
) for 59)
Extra fancy WInesap Apple, per dox .....$3.25
Another carload of the celebrated Oregon '
Northern Spy Apples, all desirable sizes, "- ;
per box, special $3.35
10 pounds for 95 e
C Golden Glow Sweet Potatoes, 3 pounds for..28e)
6 pounds for 50
CANDYl CANDY! I CANDY!! J '
Fresh shipment of 5,000 pounds of Balduff's
celebrated Egyptian Chocolates, l ib. box. 59
half-pound box for.... 35c)
Another fresh shipment of Borden's Milk
Chocolate bars and Almond bars, six 5c
bars for 23 ei
12 five-cent bars 450; 24 five-cent bars 75)
These Candies are pure food products.
FLOUR! FLOUR!! FLOUR!!!
1,000 bass of Omar, the Wonder Flour, per
48-lb. sack $1.95
500 bags of Pillsbury's Best Flour, 48-lb. sk. $2.49
1;000 bags of Gooch's Best, the popular Flour,
48-pound sack $1.89
500 bags of Red Star, the ONLY Flour, 1
48-pound sack .' $2.39
500 bags of Little Hatchet Flour, 48-lb. sk. . .$1.75
5,000 bags of Fresh Ground Wheat Graham
Flour, per large sack 294
HANNEGAN & CO..
ttUt An. and Leavmwartk
F. B. BOGATZ,
tl.l and H Sta. Rmrth Sidt
ERNEST BUFFETT
Thp ilroeer of ThwH
OSCAR E. NELSON,
1Mb end X. St: Sonth fiid '
FRANK KUSKA,
' Uth and Garflel
"1 know that at well a you do,'
hi mother retorted tartly. "Hut
Llirabcih ha tome lioii!ng the
want to do in Southampton 'the
hat to go home in a day or two, you
know, on account of the children'
tchool. And when the finiuhr that
you can drive back to Uridgchaiup'
ton beach in time to tee the moon
rie on the ocean. Then you'll be
only four milet from home, and can
get back well before midnight."
"Some little bean on my niothrr
eh, what?" exclaimed Dicky, trying
to catch in my eye the sympathy to
which he evideutly felt he wa enti
tled. But I evaded hi glance, for
frar he should tee 111 v recognition 01
the fact that hi maternal parent in
deed wa possessed of 'aTime bean
"Greatest little planner oil record."
Dickv went on. in a oraisworthy but
patently painful attempt to register
approval ot me proposca cxpiiiiiou
I was afraid that Elizabeth Ilarri-
lon would refuse to accept Dicky'
aacrif ce, for uch hi acceptance of
hi mother program really was.
She, of courte did not know her
mother' real reason for asking, and
it did not seem possible that a nor
mally unselfish woman would permit a
weary brother to undertake to ttren
uous an evening. But Mrs. Harri
son is one of those women who take
all service for granted, with regal in
difference to the comfort or discom
fort of the one jerving her, and in
ttead of protesting she gave Dicky
one of her low, wcet smiles, in
tended to indicate placidity and a
rare nature, but which I think would
drive me to ome desperate exped
ient of escape were I compelled to be
the recipient of many of them.
"I can think of no more wonder
ful trip," she said. "I have a wanted
to see the moonlight on the ocean."
"It's some sight, all right," Dicky
admitted. "But it's really wasted upon
a brother and sister. It takes an
encraeed couple, an affnity twain or
a pair of married spoons really to
appreciate it."
His eyes caught mine, and held
them for an instant so brief that no
one noticed his look. But I caught
it. and held it to my heart. He had
not forgotten, then, but had cherished
even as I, the memory of our won
derful rambles upon that moonlight
beach. For a few seconds a strong
distaste for my excursion of the eve-
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1 gallon cans of Karo Corn Syrup, gal 43
y3 gallon cans of Karo Corn Syrup, y3 gal 230
1 gallon cans of Karo White Syrup, gal.. . 530
gallon cans of KaTO White Syrup, gal. 330
Full quart cans of Pure Country Sorghum,
per quart 320
Full, quart cans of Pure Sugar House
Molasses, per. quart 324
BUY-RITE PILLARS
Fresh shipment of Buy-Rite Brand Coffee,
3 pounds for 950
Nishna Valley Buy-Rite Brand Butter, lb.- 360
Clover Blossom Buy-Rite Brand Butter, lb. 350
50c jars of Sweet Midget Pickles, jar .... 430
Mazola Oil, pint cans, 284 quart cans... 530
gallon cans, 950; gallon cans $1.75
All brands of Macaroni or Spaghetti,
3 pkgs 250 6 pkgs ....474
Large pkgs. Star Naptha Powder, each. .....270
3 pkgs. for 790
10 bars of Crystal White Soap 530
Per box of 100 bars '.. $4.99
Linn's Cleaner, large packages, 3 pkgs... 580
100 dozen Buy-Rite Brooms, a $1.25 value
Special, each ' 830
Folks, this is a new shipment of Brooms, they
are a little larger and heavier, and will stand the
wear 100 better.
2-pound packages of Sunsweet Prunes... 380
5-pound packages of Sunsweet Prunes. .... 830
Folks, these are extra fancy Santa Clara Prunes.
Fresh shipment of 5,000 cans of Grand
Canon or Prince Apricots in heavy
syrup: per can, 330; 3 cans 894
Peeled Apricots, per can, 350; 3 cans ...$1.00
THORN A SNYGG,
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fortieth aa Hamilto
' JENSEN BROS.,
SSth and Cominc
GEO. I. ROSS
34th and Amei.
J. D. CREW A SON,
Thirty-third and Arbor
n'ng tiffd rue, the excur.ion of
vUikh Lilian did not ih Duty to
know. I realised to the full it grave
importance, but I could not help re
Problems That Perplex
BEATRICE
Mulder if l ite In Ved.
IVr Mln K.rMx: 1 am a mother
of flv children arid ihey have hardly
any fluthra. I'o you think 1 Intra
are eo!a In Omaha who liava nld
rlothea I could make ovr,for the
children?
Thanking In advance, I am your
truly. MiiR. C. W.
1 hope someone may have noma
old iluthlna to artid you, I will
kei-p your itama and addrefti on nio
to tend to anyone who w iahc It.
To Old l aalilnned.
Pear Ml Kaiirux: 1 read a letter
in your column a tew day t;o that
aeeiii Impoanible for me to dimia
from my mind. I, hava never writ
ten to you before, hut till letter
aenda out a challnnaa that I feel
it a man's duty to auawer. The let
ter waa written ly a tctrl and signed
"Old J'aahlouad." Hhe wanted to
know whut la the truubla with tha
boy nowadnya. 1 have many frlemla,
both irlrta and boya, and I, tot, have
noticed the an me thing that an
apeaka of. hut I don't think It la
hardly futr to ay "the boya." which
Iniiudea all of tia. for thcra are aome
of 11 a that are different Many tlmea
I have come home after evening
with the young folka tilled with die
appointment becauae 1 thnuaht they
were not whut they ahoulu be.
Mother any that ia because 1 am an
old faahloned boy and that the
younc folka of today are different
lou aaxea we ooya ir inrjo were
not a vaac majority 01 ua mat treat
ed a girl with wholesome reaped, 1
AnVEBTIHEMENT.
Secret of a Good Disposition
A woman who carefully safeguards
her health benefits her disposition.
She will be happy and attractive to
all. The world unfortunately is filled
with weet women who are unhappy
because they are held back from use
fulness by trouble so common among
them. Frctfulness and nervousness
rapidly destroy good dispositions.
Sickly, all-worn-out women cannot
make happy homes.
Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable
Compound is a safeguard of women's
health. This is dearly proven by the
many letters we are continually pub
lishing 111 this paper from women
who have been restored to health and
happiness by its use after years of
suffering. Why don t you try it?
AND THURSDAY
J
M. J. B. COFFEE.
We searched the market
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It's simply delicious,
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We guarantee every
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454
GILES BROTHERS,
Brnwmj
WILKE & MITCHELL
Fortieth aad Fsrnam
LYNAM & BRENNAN,
1Gti and Dnrrr-
w E. KARSCH CO.,
Vinon an Eln fit.
ARMAND PETERSEN,
tses Sherman Art,
belling at the fte which had con.
tinned nie to spy uin amine sordid
menace ! Katie, while Dttky trod
the tuooiillght taudt wiili lii titter.
FAIRFAX.
tan proudly aay that in of ua do.
I want to thank ou fur )Our wurda,
"I want lo believe Iter are, and I
know lliero aie," I airwila tha
tHinndenra aliown tV tlm.e worila.
AN VLU KAHHtoNfcU 1JUV.
Woman !luut I will have to a4
vlaa yuu aa 1 did a friend t)i other
day. When you grow diat-uuraaed
Wllh other people, juat remember
that your blageat Job la to tnakej of
yuuraelf what you ttilnk other pen
pie on lit to be. Ha charitable
toward olhera. Tolerance la aome
thing the world needa.
. Ikiltblcl Weight ia baaed upon
heiaht. aa well aa a if", but more
particularly height. You did pot
civo ma your height, ao I can form
no el!mai of your weight.. I think
It la all right for a high svhool sirl
lo bo to achool partlea with boya
provided ho doeen't let her social
Intereata aaaume a arenter Impor
tance than her school work,
Mr. C.tTha Klna" Feature Kyn
dlottte published "My Marriage
Problem, or Kcvelatlona of a Wife."
Write to them at 241 Went fifty
eighth street, Naw York City,
Twlimt I do not objeot to proper
dancing. I do object to bad com
pany. I object to late houra for
young girls. I objort to neglect of
Te nft aa ffum im,tf m iiarfiaa araa , iaa aaraafj
I Almost .XX
1 here!
L Soon Kk J
1 Watch for Him!
y Let Hartman Feather Your Nest! '5
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These Tiny Food Elements Stand Be
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i
Health determines itieeess, haarlness and
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And you oan't t healthy without yeast
vitamine. -
These vital food elements are present
In most foods, aa you probably know.
In their natural atate, but are very
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really important thlnse fr the mare
urauit til lileaaoia 1 object to Ult
t trait thinking. Whenever dannlng
oralis any of the Ih , I tt)JM
10 II.
Iwrwntii aMfliifrar I ant not
putiiuMug your teller beiauM It I
o inn. h lika ,'OI fr'aahloriad a' that
lha repltea 10 her win apply to you.
A. A. A. Aren't you tat eu
treated Ilia Bit! well whether an
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Aailoiiti I cannot auawer your
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A Silly Song
By A. CUCKOO BIRD. '
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lamyard and, by the rack. I found
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lying on the ground. I hurried to
f tie tcirpnonr, to arnq me aoct&r
word, two neighbor wives were on
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