Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 27, 1916, Page 6

o7 21 OMAHA, SUSSEX SURVIVORS 'HAPPENINGS IN RE IEDIAL LOAN TELL THEIR STORY ~ THE MAGIC GITY, PLAN COMPLEIE ping Death as Liner | South Side Republican Club Will | Capital Stock of Hundred Thousand Have Meeting on Wednes- is Agreed Upon by Men Head- MONDAY, MARCH 1916 NOTED ENGLISH ACTOR WEDS LEADING LADY— Sir Oharles Wyndhant, the veteran actor-manager, at ' LODGE NEWS OF | 0 GREATER OMAHA wl Boottish Rite Masons from Out in the State Spend the Greater Portion | Americans Es Struck Describe Their Exciting | the age of 79, has just mar. ried Miss Mary Moore. Reportsirom - For of the Week in Omaha. || several years Miss Moore Experiences day Evening. ing Movement 70 T/ had been interested in vari- 3 MANY HERE TO TAKE DEGREES - . " A TO PREPARE FOR CAMPAIGN ALL STOCK IS TO SELL AT PAR - {| ous theatrical ventures with | ASSERT VESSEL TORPEDOED — slety circles the event of i President P. J Martin of the South & G0 ok Wk (he apring reunsem of the | 8ir Charles. DOVER, March 26.—Four Amer- |Side Republican club announced last | A capital stock of $100,000 has Scottish Rite Masons of Nebraska, the {fean survivors of the Sussex mishap |evening that a meeting of members wouid | been agreed upon for the new seasions closing Friday “""";"C“":““‘ [have errived here. They are G. H. | be held Wednenday evening in Caldwells | Remedial Loan assoclation to b & banquet at which several hundred o Crocker, Charles T. Crocker, Edward cou 001 n e State Bar build L} establishe 2 Ot hs to cover 21t er, Charie » BOWATA | Twenty-fourth and M streets. The com- , .9 d’ E PO 9 4 A \ ? A s Shcine reunion of @cottish Rite Marshall and Wilder G. Penfield. G. |ing political campaign will be d 4 | imately the business former! All Agree that Ly 1a i |nkham f 3 B s Seciaht St Soverat hundred | | H. Crocker and Mr. Penfield are in a |and steps taken to back members who 'done by the loan sharks of the city bl C dw d ]rf““ e e e bl e 1 |nospital with fractured skulls ‘:::I“'vvnmmvwlmi at the coming primary The men heading the movetusnt, Vegeta e omp?un onde y degrees of the order. During the ses- {Charles Crocker and Mr Marshall | 70 - including Paul Kuhns, W. L. Bur s . slons all degrees from those of the Blue | L k Mars The meeting will be called at 8 o'clock. . b e N Reh w lodge up to and Including the Thirty- | are uninjured Several prominent politiclans of Greater |Be88, Dr. Ira Porter, F. 8. Knapp, eves oman s suriering. second were conferred. The work was | Reports .recelved here say that|Omaha will be present, and every re- W. L. Palmatier, I. W. Carpenter, A ® put on at the nnh cathedral |A|‘ n(‘n')‘l: Mrs. Hilton, Daniel Sargent and T. |Publican \:‘::—,’4 \“.‘u::hml‘)h:”l' . gtryker and J. P. Palm Rave of each day, lunch was served in e ol | o end. g e 4l i 4 8 : spacious dining rooms, the wives and :‘ \ r'”" s B il ’:""";'m‘ Bdward Lowry, if-year-old son of Mra. |IF8WR 0GP & Drospactis, i From all parts of this country the clearest evidence is Mters of the Scottish Rite Masons of | rench trawler is feared accord- | Baward Lowry, wife of former Police. | Just what the organization is to be - 0y’ 1 he city being in charge ing to the same reports that Miss \man Lowry, who was killed just preced. and specifsing some points of im-| constantly coming to the office of the Lydia E. Pinkham t ¥ % '3 " -7 rful " R R 0 X ...;m.. e r;l.’hw:! [ Hilton was drowned when a life boat |\N# the bl Greck ric ik ot 80, | portance Medicine Co. of Lynn, Mass., proving the wonderful power \ Saturday afternoon, when the Masons | | : { yesterday morning at 7 o'clock &t ' e T <L 5 . : : ) ! who had muccesatuily taken the higher | capsized {the South Side haeoital following a two. | The temporary orgunisation I+ to be| ghown by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound in JifiiSroes, prossated themestves for nttia- [, A8 1o the cause of (e AR erre. | ears lliness resuiting trom & fail on a | SR SN aaily subserived, aocord. | controlling ‘ifls peculiar to women. Here are letters from tion as members of Tawgler Temple, | | Mr. Marshall, a. newspaper corre- |skating pond at Spaulding, Neb ady g ot . sy o i3 Anclent Arablc Order of ‘the Mystic lspondent, sald: 1 have no doubt | Youns Lowry was atiending the Spautd ;":J’j‘d' ol i Al Vermont, Arkansas and New Jersey: Shrine. Of these there were some 3 | . ped {Ing college at the time of the accident, | 1®&al end of the des b Prior to the initiation the novices ex-| the steamer was torpedoed |He was a graduate of local grade schools The r;w k is to eell at ¢ :’uvd there lt Cured Mel . hibited themselves to the public excit Four Hours in Water, | Surviving, besides the mother, are Leo, | 8Te to be no promoter's profits, accord ing considerable curlosity as each man PARIS. March %.—Another of the sur- |And Cain, brothers, and Miss Katherine the prospectus. ’ Roxbury, Vt.—* A year ago last December I P holding to a long rope, marched through ¥ Alexander Clavel ot Basel, | “OWrY, @ teacher at the South High e are in the elity, according to was taken with a female trouble and doctored for the principal streets, preceded and fol- | RITOTR,; WhY o school ement of the prospectus, 100,000 it but did not get any help until I took Lydia E. owed by members of the Shrine, decked Switzerlund, who was teturning from | The funeral will be held tomorrow | persons without banking cre % V7, - » back troubled ! y Pinkham'’s Vegetable Compound. My In jewels and fex “ London on a business trip. He was picked ‘l:;fl":"nll:r:dihiv N“l‘!flh‘;‘ “" J;Vr»-’v. :\l:l obliged ‘rv”v'u-l' ans te : me & de&l l\nd (h(’m trn"l‘](‘-‘i l&\ted 80 lémgl | up after being four hours In the water, At & get's church at 8:80 o'c | ge s e pr represents tha that I grew terribly poor and I felt a great dea v 5 | Burial will be oly Sepulcher ceme- | these are the pe have been the y 5 Last W n.-’"n. ‘I"-n.n:uhn Home and when seen at a hotel in Paris was ‘.-.‘:” s B Bt R ‘H 'm"‘ ,' ,,' ‘,." h ',"‘, easier lying down. No one knows what I suffered. e e i ohgeed ecovering from nervous shock oo who 1 f stead No. 1404, gave the regular dance | R e "hAL: Was Palé Uader Avvent. advantage of their positicn to gouge ex 1 did not dare consult another doctor I was so of the winter series to members and | T i S iavel. The vee | Miss Joste Patrich, waltrees, lving at | orbitant rates out of them. afraid he would say I had got to have an operation. & their friends in its hall in Labor temple s pede. crashing into the for. |208 N street, and George Miller, em- | The Remedial Loan soclety plan is that 3|1 can truly say that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- <% €. L. Sanders, foreman of the Fremont ward werke where it landed, told us, |PIoYe of a local Mineral Springs parlor | endorsed by the Russell Eage foundation table Compound was a god-send to me for affer Homestead, and & party of friends, mo- {however, that we had been submarined. [8nd living at @iz South Twenty-fifth | | ce—mmm—— suffering about eight months this wonderful medi. tored to Omaha to attend the dance L Eftorts were immediately made to |Street, were arrested early last evening | cine cured me.”—Mrs, NeLuis E. FRexcm, 'Nntm:vo:‘r:lu:'-'y. b ;:r:ll‘:."fll:.nnh; |send out a wireless call for help, but }Irv':' l:"'(;ll\ .Mmln-n:n:x undl .'ilul)':\:n B0 1 ik s i ek At el | ossible the apparatus | Information obtained from United States hen you feel du d 1 af 2 R S, a0g (et Sbnda, Thers H:.‘.:; ook dl:n‘\“ro'\':-d and siren calls were | Overnment service men. They are held | cating : Her Best Friend. g K oy g dir e [sent out instena Meantime all those [on Auspicion of having violated the Mann | When constipated or bilious Weehawken, N. J—“I must call you my best friend for what m. .,,: ! ,,,'M". T aboard the vessel made preparations to "'r', . = :‘.""‘ g1 o b mfie e oot v | your remedies have done for me. Iam 50, and am passing through T e & l'u‘-: m;w.m otk Brant |save themselves. Life belts were hastily eputy United States Marshals Eber-. When you have a sour stomach the Change ‘of Life and for some time I felt bad bat since I took y week am L S5 the sngers while the |9tien and Cunningham traced the couple | When you belch after eating e 1 ty le C d I feel fi d will ¢ foreman of the supreme office, spent a e s | Iaoashy 1 0ro0h B0 Tul, Minh.. Where thily’ dve | “Whieh yotl’ huve tidikeetion: Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compoun eel fine and will recom- IR IDRE A SN Dt trelas with e amber of these boats unfortunately | alleked to have lived before coming o | When nervous or despondent mend it to every woman who suffers as I did.”—Mrs. Karnir ¢ District Manager Willlam A. Bostiek. | was Insufficlent and when they became | S0uth Omaha several months ago. When you have no relish for your | Leonumarpr, 419 7th 8t., Weehawken, N. J. — | Last evening a few minutes after be P filled there was ncthing else to do but ing meals. | £ o { Kaights of Pythias. stay on the Sussex. The deafening noise [Placed in a cell in the matron's depart- | When your liver is torpid | Had Awful Pains in Side. Nebr;‘-n lodge. hxlw. _‘_|’| v"‘l‘:: h'|‘:"|lll |,,g the ship's eiren and the confurion '“""'v' .\m’- l’ll:I"hI r.m:‘m Bhe ;\'mllr:‘ Obtainable everywhere.—Advertisement. | Branch, Ark.—* Eve: month I suffered with party Monday evening. . & H oo 1 rs added to |#aY nothing of the charge preferred et | S y s S i - gy 4 . entertain thelr women friends and Sthers :;v:«»::;’:'n_\:nll:.-w and passengers against her. Police say that she is the ‘WALNUT HILL CHOIR cramping pains and I had awful pains in my left with music, cards, dancing and refresh- same woman who was implicated in a | | side. I was very irregular. I had a-tired feelingall ments. Monday, April 3, the lodge will Sen Becomes Rougher, shooting scrape last summer when a | IN A MUSICAL FARCE | the timeand did not sleep good at night. I took !-':IM ‘t’l.w‘ rank of page upon a class “The sea became rougher and rougher |jehlous suitor shot a girl. The girl will : e R i o Lydia E. I’inkh?m‘s VegetableMCrgm und‘:nd in of candidates. I but before long the warning sound from |be held for federal authorities riday evening the choir of the Walnut | ¢p th 1L ATTIS, ancw but befor { % ] ree months I was wel 5 : : WINBNAN ® am cnampae ammme. |0 B O orOUBht ald, and in the Ploneer Entertalument. {TIL WSHOUINE BYMCORAS GRERGR AL SR ANl ANk, FR st Sofer. ':d“"“‘ """l“h":' iy i [nd there wots fiftews oFaft o€ o1 KIS | 7o snciul Senth Omahe Plonest asso- | 006 &0 orisinal two-act rusies! farce 19 $od Waih ectel advich LG TN B i A progressive card party was the at- ’ {surrounding us, picking up the survivors | sation reunt. tertal M , | entitled, he Village ‘Queer n the wWa) wril o | traction st the meeting of the Ancient |SANGNE and u general good time will be | Lg% ogering aid. evening at the McCramn -all ot Toenty, | pariors of the chureh, Forty-first and | Pinkham Medicine Co. (confidential), Lynmn,l o | Order of Unitea wa::‘“i 1[.::“" .':n_ e b:‘" ey ab;\::.n;‘nr:::n';:r::n.: “Among the passengers was an Amer- [¢ourtn and O streets will be elaborate, | ChArles streets Mass. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by ' large num! o members l1oan woman, Mrs. Hillock, probably Mrs, IHilton, whose name appears in the of- fictal llst, She was wit§ her daughter and she suffored a fractured leg. After recelving first ald treatment at Boulogne she was put on a train for Paris.” Forty passengers, according to the best information so far obtained, lost their lives on the cross channel steamer Sussex. Most of them were French women. Some twenty, it is said, were killed by the ex- plosion which wrecked the vessel. No confirmation could be obtained at The first act will show the old-time dence. village ehoir, under the direction of Prof. Nositall (Director George W. Campbell), at rehearsal, preparing for their regular Sunday music and a concert to take place within a week. The second act shows the concert as put on by the village | turners who has promised to bring a i 'queer,” introducing a pleasing variety | troupe of pretty Bohemian girls to the |of solos and chorus work floor to execute some exclusive folk | The proceeds of the entertainment will | dances, telephoned Breen yesterday that |be added to the cholr robe fund, and it | his girls are in trim for the dancing of |is expected that sufficient money will be | their lives. The South High school orches- | secured to complete the amount needed according to the program committee. - ‘n.d held in strict cor Judge J. J. Breen, president of the organ- ization, has issued all of the invitations | | 1 accompanied by ribbon bands of recogni- | | | | ot | A to build un office bullding which will also e e e Drwrent |vo-'the home ot the eoundls of the "N".'I hed by am orchestra of six | KNIENts and Ladies of Security. 1t will be highly entertaining. It was |°P® of the best and most modern lodge « weries of entertainments Malls In the west. and every: nt evenls sucossstul win- tion. Presenting these will be necessary to secure admission. Jon Riha of the Omaha Tel Jed Sokol i a it i i i Omaska councll, No. 2206, held its reg- ular meeting. Tuesday eventng, served re- froshiments to all members and made ar- rangemonts for an entertalnment to be given in the near future. Modern Woodmen, 15t 2 3 £ H H £ 13 g} : i THE feftg l third the ministry of marine this afternoon|trs will furnish music for the evening |0 that the choir may have their robes | [ ) is an open Beach camp, Modern Woodmen of | that forty lives actually had been 108t|and the program will wind up in a free- | for use on Faster Sunday. Y =' o ;_‘m“mu s bk ;mm-mldb-'mh:r ODen meqting last |in the diaster, but that estimate was|for.all dance. A committes of six ploneers | y night for the induction of wander- | considered likely because it was the|and their wives will act as judges for 7 orv ’ y giving some sort of an ers. Nelghbor Charlos Unitt gave a. very | women's and children's saloon forward|this event. o o | Bi’:‘:m M:,’ :" ""’.‘""f‘ M”'f.. w H IS K EY ‘whereby the members can entertaining and Instructive talk on wood- | where the vessel was astruck. - { scquainted and spend & oratt. Clerk W. D. Wood announced that | ~ = 000 Lo companionway led Charged with Desertion. | | Ing together. Nelghbor Fred Brodegaard had donated this saloon. There were only five| CPAT#ed with having deserted hiw wite | A SO b e & beautiful gold medal to be given to 'fl‘”“l. cabins oh the boat. four on the|snd children who live in 8t. Joseph, Mo., . (A . st Weodmen of the Werld, the member of Beech camp who secured : Vk‘““mm between decks, hence the|Bt Present, Walter Mores, butcher, work- | N 2 \ “\(‘ \“S‘)e(t()( A big initistory has been | the greatest number of new membera thin | SOC% 800 OU0 DOTREER CRCCR AONCE, Cllling at the local Swift and Company | ISKEY 4 vy o. 40, Tues- |summer. A big clas inftiation ia booked | PUIC ssioons were cromASd | US| packing plant, was arrested yesterday | : . \5 bd(k 0‘ deputy, |for April 7. The present outlook is for a m‘ - "h e g g cromsings | Afternoon by Detectives Gillen and Allen Th World's Greatest et : pres- | olass of about seventy, Some time shortly NS _Chore - are: only ‘hree A letter from Mra. Mores, who still lives | Remedy. | ASpptrn s 1 i ent novices | after the class a blg dinner will be served | *%" "':’ S - rned the|!® St. Joseph, set iocal police to hunting | Coughs and Colds § | . and all |t one of the chief hotols for the hustlers | The officers of tho Suseex warned thelyup the man and his arrest followed | :_L‘m who attend. and their candidates. All good Woodmen | PASSengers not to he alarmed, bu 8t. Joseph police have been notified number of persons, mostly men, are said Wedk Chests, Robin #hould get one square meal before they So Values Talk. —Any Local Monday of [check In. Membors of Besch camp are !0 have jumped overboard. =Some were| . o . o United W urged (0 4o their best to get at loast one [ drowned and others with lite preservera| (0 T0 TR0 camp under new member and to be present at tha | Were picked up after considerable delay, - o Seedwete. ave Iottiath in a few cases as much as four hours mys:“"“:‘;d;::':m':f;um ‘Woodmen later. Many of the passengers were taken -Shatfne: 3 | - ence and vi:r Colds Need Attention, off by a British torpedo boat which stood :lrt-!hlffner & Marx suits, $17.60. { L -~ s Mg 2123 by the damaged passenger ship, “m-lwrner & Marx suits, 19 regular -‘..“"' - oo ““:"'m. killo germa, h'rh;':-u. nnlhrnl‘uundl.nx the holle in '::m:e: 'l;:,r: G‘un:‘.c:fl-m» 2 er T was able to make port alone, P h entertain the members and thetr fam- Gare du‘NoM l'l ::rh at 12:15 this after- e :’:)'HN:"‘.INV & CO. This camp noon. lany o em wore bandages. e y oas .m“" g o sl ks mlnc'..-. e iod 16 Gris.| TW0 Americans are supposed to have| A large crowd attended the Eagle fes- _ Ziskuy-Dab camp, No. 115 will hold its | wold, In. w he apoke Friday to the | been killed, but nothing so far has been |H{TN, Shnice given at the ladge ha at : m" o . Swihact's ki seehastts of wenty | Asriar ot oo oo ety o el The TR Th Breee tierroy fn s Toe at hall, Twenty-first v r. rican at the station who would not| comes to the Hesse tomorrow in a five- o 7 Pl g un:“m qmbers proeute b&u.r“ln Pt SOnals | #1ve hia name said he had seen n tor-| 8¢t Gold Reoster picture of unusual | On new life and s doing some | was of high order and greatly appre-|pedo coming toward the Sussex. He| o - | offective work for Wooderaft. A num- | clated. added: whits oleyer. Pabne 1o rour orier B4 ~ ber of nmew petitions presented nm"nflgfc“"{. "fl'"‘?n ‘&‘.‘"":h_‘g“:"_ '“There was no warning from the sub-| have seeds of all kinds. Koutsky-Pav- and voted upon, an initia- | {en Wisner and Pullerton High schools. | marine. The Sussex, after being struck | 'k €O & _ tion ceremony 1n the! At the last faculty meeting a college | sent up distress signals., In ten minutes | e soiive miation scversn s morought to _ deputy for promised | pin, designed by ?‘rgvur lv-nllla'l". ';,- ten British torpedo boats had responded|with being demented, was arrested a, '.'m‘u e ‘members ‘n.d‘o.r.-!rld‘ i'-'o;h: :lflqlu xm:»:n":“; ;uclm; to the signals and were steaming quickly ":':_f“li l\;‘_n‘l",::"n:ém‘lw:i' ".’,'9.‘.] m?".l\(n‘-‘t'n:lr( | RIS % mere Bkl emtortaie | itedias Sucen ' S2'rste B Sawrls s vt . : : last Saturds; designated. It 18 of solid gold and copy- na arper, an American lawyer in | ——— - y ovening. It is one of a|destEmated, TLIS Of Ao o cred Parls, and a member of the firm of M ’I\l d F t | ) #eries of entertainments given by this ect for Saturday morning's lec- | Boardman & Platt of New York, was a y re ee H camp during the winter And has proven Galileo.” fellow passenger of Mrs. D. W. Hilton, e Ly an inspiration for greater things in this one of the survivors of the Sussex from Ached fOI‘ T]Z ml:“wn. n:u:.-wu‘:lbn'x: ‘n::: New York on the steamer Rotterdam ; ing the last yeur due to the efforts of s Brebty '1a | rived tn Parie Wednestar o mho a| Let your sore, swollen, aching g hmcw'" g’;: "““‘__ ‘se Vomacka, the deputy for this camp. | its decoration. hnson presented o v - » 3 | o g e Koscluszko camp, No. 3, will meet | the program in the way of & perody on | B8 WOER Somnerned over the pomsibility| feet spread out in a bath | Ar.New York 9:40 a.m. Sunday, April 3. at 9 p. m., in Woodmen | Suniors. seniors, sclentifics and DRATTICS | Mre. Hilton was one of & g | Westbound: of the Worla hall, Twenty-seventh and | were not forgotten and the wit was 0| A Was one of the prospective of ‘‘Tiz. Lo. New York 2:45 L streets, Bouth Omaha. Important mat- | pointed as to uce much laughter. [ PASsengers from New York on the French . . b Bou Wil) Bo comsiersd by tho Samme. ‘ Kate Gfibert 1s sponsor of the|liner Espagne late last February who I Ar. Engk-ool 22 a. m. Algbe camp, No. 1. will give & Sa8 | toa Gitbert will deliver &a address MI“T" warned not to sail on that vessel Ar. Chicago 9:45 a.m. \ party and amoker, including & musical | for the County Teachers' assoclation at| “Many of my fellow travellers on the | progvam, for fits members and their | Alblon April T Rotterdam,” sald Mrs, Harper tonight, friends on M’ evening. “were coming to France. Some of them \ —_— Nebraska Wesleyan University. told me that they intended to take the Royal Nelghbors. Ivy camp No. 3, Royal Neighbors of Ameriea, will give a card party at Mod- ern Woodmen of Americs hall Wednes- day evening at 3:30 o'clock. Tribe of Ben Hur, Mecca court, No. 13, met Thureday even- lue and ten candidates were Initiated. ‘The ceremony was under the direction of J. 8. Hamiiton, the new caplain, Soveral visitors from Lincoln were present. Ad- dreases were made by several of the mem- hers, J. J. Cassidy, state menager. Mr. and Aire. L. J. Quinby talked on “Fraternal- The meeting will be Thureday evening, when the court will give a card party, Order of Svottish Cla. Clan Gordon, No. &, will give a soclal Prof. Wells judged a high school de- bate at West Point Wednesday evening Dr. Behreckengast left for Beaver City Friday morning, where he remained over Sunday to assist in dedieating the new Methodist chiurch at that place Chancellor Fulmer is at Stratton to as wist the ceremonies connected with the gpening of a mew high school bullding there 8. E. Cozad, '16, won first place In the logal prohibition oratorical contest and will represent Wesleyan in the state con test The Wesl wireless station has bee officially recognised by the United State government as a training school station and has been assigned the eall “9YD.' Spring vacation bhegins next Wednesday evening and contimucs for one week. The Glee club will take advantage of this lull in echool work by making an extended tour over the state Wayne Seventy-five appl the amination f cate held at the urday. Normal School. ants were enrolled in a teachers’ certifi- 'mal Friday and Sat- Dean H. H. Hahn addressed a patrons’ meeting at Wakefield last Friday evening Pr m»-:«ru has tion inning M %, and extend g Monday The ftollowing clans bave election 1o | .y ‘. on Thursday, g over the follow > members of the senior recently recelved not ol sitions for the ensuing year Emerson Belden acheoi: Fred 6. Dule mendal Uratring at Plerce erick, history and Englieh, teacher o Mazgle Fred Long Pine nounced a spring auperintendent of the ¢ Sussex yesterday. T could not walt so 1 took Wednesday's boat. R Expressed Fear. Among those who intended tq take the Sussex were Mrs, Hilton and her daughter, Miss Edoa Hilton, and W Gould Brokaw of New York and Mrs. S Van Renssalaer Thayer and her three daughters, the Misses Alice, Julia and Mary of Boston | “Mrs. Hilton expressed much concern to me on board the Rotterdam over the sibility of the ship's being torpedoed.” Mrs, F. Baoker Hilton of New York, it became known last February 2, re- celved an anonymous letter calling at- tention to the new German submarine policy against armed ships which went into effect March 1, and warning hee not to embark on the French liner Espagne, scheduled to sall from New York for Bordeaux on February M. Several other prospective passengers of the Espagne also recelved letters of warning. All the letters were typewritten and bore date, address or signature { The sailing of the Espegne was delayed |until February 3%, when it sailed for Bor- eaus with only five pa i The Esvagne arrived safe | Maren o no ers aboard at Bordea Just take your shoes off and then put those weary, shoe-crinkled, aching, burn- ing, of yours in a will wriggle with joy you and almost talk and take another dive in that “Tix" bath When your feet lead—all tired out—just try corn-pestered, bunion-tortured fe.t “Tiz" bath. Your toes they’ll look up at | then they'l | feel like lumps of Tis" It's grand—it's glorious. Your feet will dance with joy; also you will find all pain gone from corns, callouses and bunions. | There's nothing like “Tin" only poisonous exudations which puff up your It's the | remedy that draws out all the| feet and cause foot torture. Ah fortable your shoes feel X {shoes u size smalloer If you desire | vertisement | Get & 25 cent box of “Tis" at any| drug or department store- how glad your feet get ~don’'t wait how com can wear -Ad THE BEST WAY ANY DAY 20 HOURS For particulars address W.H.ROWLAND Traveling Pass. Agt., 224-225 City National Bank Building Phone, Douglass 2003 OMAHA,*NEB. ' e,