Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 12, 1916, Page 8

THE BEE: A "EVERYBODY'S STORE" Bome years ago u York was in Promised Host s Detained in Wash- | . : house party entertaining n great painter Ann@mumce ington and Lecturer Will Have | and artintic oritic. The girl prepared for m Din, ill ouiet the event, falrly gorging on everything In the artist's field she Metropolitan museum For Thursday PERPLEXING omnou ARISES :’v:I r:‘ln:‘l(nlm'{v v’ilmuf'::',",.,",'“ ":I’; "M';“'P;" party was glven in honor Mendnmen Mendamen ¥ [ N orn| he western g " h Lo o " ary Chapek Saturday evening T New Ben Wood, Jack Webster 1 P he Daughters of Nebraska in e bl)e( ldl bdl(! Of I By WAL Aps AT 85 "»' & now arrival whe found walking about | The evening was apent in playing games | York :.:xmn;w) by Mrs. . Arnold for “'\'4')’.".’1.' Seipias ":1] ;-.."-'nm'” il the nd h b, o g | 2 ° | | One of the disappointments of the week ,|.-:y',",‘.”,,.lv" ¥ - ”':\ )'::';I‘::"" of|and dancing. Thowe present were | the entertainment of Nebraska women | gjizabeth Davis Kiizabeth Brice | | i the postponement of the dinner to be| "7 me Up and the girl told the man| Mewsrs, and Mesdumon | who attend the blennial convention of | Mellora Davis Gindys Peters, of the ncreage in alfalfa that her father|James Chapek, 140 Lastovica Goraral P Women's | MAry Burkiey Daphne Peters l s iven this evening by Mr. and Mre. ¥A-| wuy putiing in every year—then she toud | F1ank Vanterlix e Aenarsl . Padovefien &) Jmen ® | Mildred Butler Catherine Thummel || wara 1 Burke for Profeasor Prederick| of wifaifs, how It sent ita roots down|surLamavicn, Mgy Chapek, soopion oo tha Aidlne. e tast Thurs. | Thimble Oluh Piise Needl Main Floor. | | %, #iink. Mr, Burke has been Adetained | Often thirty or mors fest to water-next i\:nym;; \l\ku,u.;. Helen Opocensky, :1;\I ‘;’:l:l["hy‘,'"ur :’.‘yl-ynnny officinted. | 4 ,',T“ em ":'h”_ l,e,' me: -rf:;mv' b | ks n W p | whe told about the plas pasturing on the Dess Kofka Anna Holoube A - 0 4 £ 1 . | Epammenatly 8 5 g W Altalf W aew “p I, w :.n”.y.‘: Martha Velahradsky Josephine (b - The officers are: Mra. FAwin Arnold, | pijed their needles this afterncon while A]HO a BIK hfl]ff ‘)f Affalr was podiponsd ' AL fo0 - Iste A - cApripErpddihy o Khied Eleanor Novak, Lillie Holoubel president; Mrs, Dexter D, Ash) 11rat | they lintened to the reading of that ex moment 1o arranks for another host and| And he asked the hostess to see that the| Kute Wolf Mary Swoboda, . 4 A g : i ey J " t o I . . e Lo . pcs Vel vice president; Mrs. Theodore Wester- | quisitely dellghtful Ittle book, “The hostess western wirl was aested beside him Mary K Mary Blaha ; g o 3 " o | throughout hin stay (Mildrea Dientabler, Minnle Trejbal man, second vice president; Mra. D, Y. Road Menders Mrs, J. M. Dumont And Professor Vling will dine in qulet | * " Hte'ln Bmrkovay, Halen Chapek LeYounk, third fee president; Mra | wam hostess and the guests of the after Oes and pesce st the Fontenelle this evening,”| The new arrival was the great artist lm..-..m Mosurs Frank 1, Ferguson, recording secretary; | noon were anid & matron of the Kqual Franchias| and critic—and the western girl was, Joff Prehal Joe Knfka . Fran ovie . Mra. Mal T, Boans, Omahs, correaponding Mesdamens Miesdamens [ | mocisty, “sust what he really wants, per.| astounded; but ahe had learned her lewson | yIsnK, Lastovics, Frank Chapek, ascretary: Mre. Charles A, Fawyer, trans: | Charies . Belden, Carroli R. Belden IN THE BASEMENT |[ | epr. if we only knew it And Is now a great favorite hecause she ¥runik Prehal Frank Janik urer; Mrs, Laon Henry, auditor; Mrs, W | A W. Gordon Wi dyiWatson || The question has arisen of 1ate among| an the reputation of keeping the most I'rank Novecel Anton Miadik 1 “,',| wo .' H.‘mm Other mem Fmbracing Values of the dinner guests and hostessen of the savant | “oveted soclal llons content (o be Honized, | 400 Elaiek, Y iligm, Mofvor Y A a ra o Mssdit Personal Mention. Adolph Lustovica, Frank Blaha s of the hoard include Meadamen i i o Lo wis H. NI, My, A Most Unususl Sort of TAncoin—just what should be talked Charlow FRfarik Tnmen Kii Walter Allon, Clyde R. Jeffords and Al Eo AR d | whoilt at a Ping dinnar? Should s Ping | Binger-Kahn Wedding Joe Hanak Al Heligh, ool ot Vel '”"" vie and A | Cunningham and Mr. and Mra ¥, Hil dinner guest “cram’ for the event, read-| The wedding of Miss Anna Kahn ,,‘,,‘ 0 Jhmes Kafka sy \'”I” it w" do "’,’Mf‘” W“‘ v Liiker of Omaha are among the new ar ink first several encyclopsedia articles | Mr. Jacob Hinger wan celebrated Sunda | Today's Affairs, ’m‘“'“ ”":v e ,::,."";W,LW sy [rivats et the Bima hotel, Excelstor oS- B — — ——— i White Atar Whist club met this after-| DNy, Frank Kheidon, Charles "”""""”""v"';"’,';‘.,‘ Derrie is the guest of har son | noon with Mre. Stacia Gilchrist A J. Bain, Hiland Wheeler, Kilen Beall| T 00,00 gigma Phi house in Lin | "Mrs, Lou 4, Traynor was hostass this|&nd Francis Mumaugh, Among the guests | "' iz OMAHA [ afternoon at her home to the Dundes| ¥ere Mre. Clarence Burns, Mim Helen | Tl ), Cameron 18 oon to he H Catholia clrele i 8% | Varick Boawell, Mesdames Hond Blow, ' e ,“ :u ‘:”” st et o | Mra. Jorry Van Ronmweiner gave u mati- |7 W ”"",‘r" M""" e “"'””, \,“'“"\ nee party ‘st the Orpheum (o ten suests, | ¥ Coml homan Vivian and Jowaph | y 4 1»‘:.:1 M C, ¥ mnrv:vh ’—nvr-rll):n: '-1:;1 Rusuton of Omahs [JEW1S caST; 0 " To Inereane Membership ! Kuentn f £ We have thirty-five members and P Be [ hope to reach the 100 mark before the bi- | assover 18 10 Kelly Recital enninl, writen e, Arnold, ''Pre | A 4 % 0 para The Home of Hart Bchaffner & Marx Olothes The sonk recital of Mr. and Mra. | tlons are under way for a banquet to be | Obflflrved Next W eek ' Thomas J. Kelly thin evening at the &iven Nebraska delegates st the Hotel | Younk Women's Christian association | Astor on May 2, Although we are tho| Tha Jewish feast of Passover falls on auditorium will bring out many line par- | most rocent of the stata soctetien o U lpioals Apri 18, this year. The cele- . . ter, Another foature of the occasion will formed In New York, we have more mem < ¢ l a e o t ls ats be the coming out of many observers of | bers than some others and our women |Pration besins the jgceding evening & Lent for the first time since the bexin. | DAve responded with u beautiful apirit of | sundown, Tha ceremoninis are remin oin ning of the penitential season, aven those | 10yalty to thelr home state and early as-|incent of the historiesl event which the who have foraworn grand opers us some- | AoCIAtions fenst commemorates, the freedom of In the Basement Wednesday | /i i b s o oty o ou vomen v seges v o agoion ooy : ! . ; ’ pirely musical, Among thoss giving line | /fom the Nebraska university that at our| The eating of unleavened brend, or Come with the best ideas vou can think of for a mrtien this evening will be Mr, and Mrs, | recent installatlon one of the presidents | “matzos,” is required at this season, as an ‘ ’ 11 %o . S a « jeorse 1, Payne, Mr, and Mrs, ¥, P.|from a New York club dubbed us the|well as the use of special dishes that hat at $1.95 or #2.50. You will be more than agrecably loyer and Mr. and Mrs, 1. W. Grittith, | “Hikhbrows” among atate socistios. Om-|have been guarded from contact with surprised to see what we are offering at these prices, aha, Fremont and Lincoln espectally are | leaven and reserved only for the Passo For Mrs, Kemper. represonted In our elub. ver messon " N " y , H i g A ch Wn tu in the celebration We often marvel ourselves at the style and dis- A sty ORISRV b gy 1w mggpge o pre e ) (s il Ho-pe sl bt e tinetion milliners give hats at these very small prices, Cako -.: :nlm;nnmd m\f;um:n/ this af- | hut on Wednesds The date has heen | festive family board on the first avening | : ‘ 4 b sk .. 4 ternoon by her hontess, Misg Jaln Houek, | changed on neeount of tha tes which [of the feast, to which the orthodox add and we feel that flus{ lot is parti ularly worthy of your | aca it bridse with decoration scheme | will be given Thursday aftermoon at the |s seeond evening. At this family servies "l”"""l attention, "lflhf at Faster time, this is a great In color and refreshments, which muda | Pontenells hy the hoard of Adirectors of | s specinl ritual known as the “Hagea 4 4 It an affalr quite out of the ordinary in | the Omaha Tine Arts soclety, The re- |dah” is read, To this homa seryice piece of good news, s dainty touches of orlginality. The |slected membars of the hoard will enter- |stranger and homeless are corafally in 1 s ’ P Kussts were all old friends of Mrs, | 18N the newly elected directors, fted. On tha table in front of him Ihere are large Hemp Sailors trimmed with flow- | [Komer. and inciudns ‘ who presides over the meal are placed ers and ribbons; also Hair Braid Hats with ribbons and Mesdnmes Mosdames Tuesday Junior Bridge Club. | objects reminiscent of the anclent serv- flower T} reat big bargai t M‘l’ ,TM f " L L Mins Holen C'larke was hostess at jee and mervitude, such as bitter herbs, OWers, ¢ ‘e great big bar, ] [ anning ans Figgers E olen was hostess at he i ey are gres 1g bargains a .7 coabios LU home this afternoon to the Tuesday | "minder of the bitter lot of thoss who “‘|'r R at M“‘I"":‘ Junfor Bridge club, Al the members, | (71104 in BEypt: a roast hone, calling to EAith Hamilton, Fdna T were prasent 6k, memorial of the free o ’ 3 L 1Allian Rosonzweix b Bokispons s that was brought in addition to the Mrs. Mary Callahan will g " Lo ! paschal 1amb oarsley and the bow!l ot fhe ' Postandils Thiwiday :’Iv’vn’«m’lp“!:r Fn\)rmer 0:""“«0“:[ Returns, o w,.w?,"u,-:n.mmm ha Lyiads’ bns Mra, Kemper. On Baturday the Chicago | N7 And Mra. W. R McLaughlin have |y yuuq jn the first Passover observed in Kuest will be foined by Mr, Kemper ang | 01 10 Omaha (o take their perma- | peypt, and a confection of nuts and ap w ll P both will leave for Bt Joseph nent home here. Mra, McLaughlin, who | yiay” (o represent the clay which Israel ave ran pera a aper In well known in (e thantrl:al worid s | worked into brick | Mins Isabel Ciilbert, 1s vemembered A% | The Passover falling at the heginning ln Your H In Room Lots C'hn‘nlge of Dates, [ Miss Pells, dnughter of Captain David |of spring, had originally a pastoral and ; . Jriginal Cooking club will not meet M, ells, formerly of the Twenty-fourth | agricultural character, which in tf Ill ary seldo " X 4 gricultural character, which In time 0 e Very seldom is there such with Mrs. Ward M. Burgess on Thurs- . infantry, Upon resigning his comminsion, | was overshadowed by the historical event an opportunity to secure the choice of our new papers at such a ridienlously low price Paper sufficlent for 12x14x0 rooms. Fully a dozen good de signs In light and dark colors, with borders and cellings to match. The best seloction of be and e papers yet displayed; en tire room, valued at 84 c $1.34 complete, Wed, A large selection of papers suit With Victor Records From La Boheme and Madama Butterfly The Boston Grand Opera pany will give three performances in the Auditorium on April 13 and 14, You may give as many per formances as you like in your own com home if you will eome here and able for downstalrs rooms and buy these Victor records. kitchens, Wide and narrow bor ders to mateh. Val Wonderful records like these ues to §2. Wed. . ., 31.38 have done more to make people K‘proohu grand opera than any- ng else we know of. These will not only add to your entertain ment and pleasure, but will posi tively be an education to your chil dren, No papers are more popular than our plain Domestic Oat meal Papers and our large as sortment of cut-out borders to mateh, For dining rooms, par lors, hall and llbraries these decorative results cannot be surpassed for even several dol lars more than the regular price % VICTROLA X From Madama Butterfly-~Rutterfly's of $4.36 for 12x14x9 ‘Yooms At 75 00 Death Scene, sung by Emmy Des 2 This Includes 9 rolls wall, & . tinn. No. 01086, 10-inch record rolls celling and 18 yards hor e 2 e der already cut out, sufficlent Duet of Flowers—Hung by Ger It lh:rv I8 & popular priced record for entire room. aldine Farrar and Loulse Homer, | At 76¢, & beautiful little part of the et Th. Foom $3 21 No, 89088, 12-inch Madama Butterfly opera, “What . . .. 54,00 a Bky," sung in English by Bdith P4 2 Helena, No, 17346, 10 5 We have a full lst of all the | jneh record 7 (¥ other most Interesting parts of | This will prove real genlus in | your collection and will give you A more just appreciation of what the opera from La Bohems, with the exception of one, all sung in Caramel Day Italian, We would eall partioular attention to Rudolph's Narrative, || Frend opera means Wednesday by Caruse. No. §8002, Omaha s to enjoy & grand 124nch record, for $3000 tront when the Hoston (irand Oue_Home Made Croam And wlso that besutiful litdle | OPeTA company comes to town ‘I':"IN"'\"‘I- | \'|l_l|llllu. \1 hoeo masterpioce, "My Name s Mimi," ate, Maple Flavor, Vanilla by Alige Nielsen. No. 31 50 | Viotor Vietrola No. X at | Nut, Chocolate Nut and 74082, at . 111 $75.00 1s & splendid instru Coecoanut Special, per There 18 & whistling song, Mu ment. We offer this for a pound setta Walie, with & Xylophone yment of $10 down and 1 sogompaniment, No. :: & month 9C 16882, 10Inch record 750 These are bt & few from (he complete st of reennds from boih sperss Good Judgment of Hundreds of Women Made Curtains Sell Here in a Jlffy Pompeian Room Monday marning, at store opening time, we had a remarkable demonstration in aur Curtain Btore of the fine sense of appreciation Omaha women show when an unnsusl announcement s made to them We thought we had bhroaght down 1o the sales floor & very gensrous lot of eurtaing, hut hofore the day grew very old, it wan necessary 1o replenish again and again We are able to announce that we still have some of these fine curtaing lefy This s gondd news for you--take advantage of 0 4 We Bought About 1,500 Pairs of Lace Curtains at About 50% Less Than Regular Prices The Balance Go on Sale Wednesday in Three Big Lot A Bl the Fine Fllel Net, Cable Not. Bungalon Mot and Loom Wes Alng, values | A 1o Sur Great Abrl meln, sach 95¢ Llr Pooln thin tot you will Had Gundreda of pairs [T S I . ad & he Ning s Ale Al Ninde of Lase Cunaing Values to M0 ain M e ! Aingle Curiaing ¢ walr. Wednesday, vach 68C » Big bargals tpecial, vach 48C western girl in New ited Lo be & member of a could find in the The hontens llyed WEDNESDAY, - Entertaimments - OMAHA, APRIL 1916. on the Balkans, Mirabeau, Drang nach|evening at the home of the bride's uncle, DINNER FOR PROF Oenten, and such things Mr, A. Kahn. Raobl Prederick Cohn of. DAUGHTERS OF in Omaha, but was recornmissioned upon upon, the topics most engaging to n great| The bride was gowned in white tulle rervice In Cuba, Captain Kells died, and FLING GALLED OFF Hght In the artistie, educations] or scein- | over white satin and carried & shower STATE ORGANIZE his daughter, under the name of Gilbert, tifie world houquet of bride’'s roses. Little Haze! took up a stage career Kahn earried the ring in the calla Iy The young couple will make their homa in Omaha heart of a - Plan to Entertain Women Delegates | Lenten Sewing from Nebraska to Biennial The Friday Bridge club met this after Convention ‘t N!w York noon with Miss Elizabeth Davis and Miss Mellorn Davis at thelr home to sew for the bables in the wards or the Clarkson [ Burprise Party, [BANQUET PART OF PROGRAM |honpieal. he membarn of the clib are associnted Inter with the feast. Freedom | and ita obligation is the keynote of the | ealebration, The reform synagogues hola | apecial mervices enly on the first ana seventh days, while the orthodox ob serve also the second day and an addi. | onal elghth day |[EAST ENTRANCE TO PARK i T0 REOPEN TO AUTOS | Kill Germs and Save Human Life The menace of militarism, the horrors of war and the toll of | e s o Rfials B death taken In all frightful accidents Is ax nothing compared to |%0 Yellowstons park over the new gove the danger of unseen deadly germs. | ernment highway. It will be the only automobile service to this great nature's wonderland, and will open the new gate way, or eastern entrance to tha park The hig touring cars will connect the through slesping car service of the { Burlington at Cody Even in war itself the toll of human life taken outright hy the whizzing bullet, the bursting shrapnel, or the plercing steel In less than that sed by the unseen deadly germs that attack the wounded and the well alike, Human life will be lengthened and human happiness in. creased when we learn better to guard ourselves against the | danger of the ever present germs of disease, Ask the man who has used Tlee Want 100 to 1 you will hear a boost. | Adn Powdered boric Is one of Nature's most wonderful gifts to man, for It enables us, through antisepsis, to ward off the danger of Infection, Owing to its wonderful antiseptic properties it cannot be (00 highly recommended for liberal use in the care of the person wherever and whenever exposed to the germs of discase, Pure powdered borie may he used with absolute freedom and safety in all the natural cavities of the body. To realize how healing it I8, yot how safe, we have but to recall that the physiclan almost always preacribes (6 as the principal ingrediont of an eye water e manufacture of powdered horic has been brought to such & high degree of efficlency by one concern that If we al ways remembered to specify 20 Mule Team Powdered Borle" we know that we have the real article tn full strength, EASTER CORSETS BACK OR FRONT LACE O every package of 20 Mule Team Powdered Borie will be Your new corset should be found directions for s multitude of uses and the expense Is so Hittle that ne one should ever be without it, Modish Design, of Youthful ) o o ¥ e A solution of 90 Mule Team Powdered Borie in wator makes 14non Partest THUAR, Veu- an absolute and positive lnlllarllr for all personal use, 1t Is A, .“] Hesltabi, Go4 exeellont for a shampoo, for 1t Kills the germ which makes the g " i fitted In & VOGUE COR- dandruff that spolls the Tustre of the hale and causes it to fall ST Porsonal ' servies . Out and eense (o grow Kiven you by am expert, who 1t should be used as o month wash on aecount of s antl positively knows how to cor septic qualities whenever theve (s the slightest danger of having set you correctly. You pay no boon exposedd by belng hroaght tn contact with pers auffering more for this service and with volds, sore throats, et¢ VOUUERECORKETS than o overcome the unplensant offect conssgquent upon evees others sive perspiration the use of 30 Mule Team Powdersd Borle will THE NEWEST sPRING Wive great satls making everythin, clean and MODELS AT healing any abrasion that may have oceureed ¥ 00 LN ( L) .\ () A hot foot bath with & Hberal guantity of 80 Mule Team 0.50. o) and \.n.»m THE VOGUE 16h and Farnam Stresis, sovond Mooe Hose Nuliding Powdersd Borte will make the feet feol ton yoars younger Por the haby & Hberal dusting with 90 Mule TVoam Powdersd Norte not only assures froadom from chafing, bt helps 1o mais taln an antiseptically cloan condithon on the Hitle body To any cut or abmsion 80 Mule Team Powdersd Bori should be freely applied B0 Mule Toam Powdersd Borie s o foe 1o gorm life Ioahomld he on the dressing table of svery dalniy woman and Wherally waed i every househobl where health s prised Awthortond reprvsontative will soom eall ot your home and wake areangemenis for you o obtaln FREE & fall slee pachage of 99 Mule Toam Pondersd Borte from any of the follow ing drngminis Offiolal Redemption Dm‘ lwru in Onulu Neb. This s howsesleaning month— Why not buy your Wall Paper and Paints et | Whapiean & Meunnail Brug % L ‘dfl ’ wash hae Anderes " v Fit AT S Newman’'s » ‘ - ‘uux "y 180 Farnam ™ ¥ ey etk A S T dee B asem Pash Pharmacr. Busdes Pharma Give us & trlaleeWe (AR save YOu ey B L with | - Club Doings onste 24 CREIGHTON UNI T0 ENLARGE CAMPUS Two More City Blocks Are Purchased Just West of Athletic Field for 360 000 T0 BE USED POE HIGH SCHOOL For a umnlrlnannn of $60,000 the Crelghton university has just gnired two more city blocks ol ground lying directly west of the present bleachers of the athletic | tield, The property extends from Cali- fornia to Burt streets and from Twen- ty-sixth avenue to Twenty-seventh sireet, The strip is two blocks long nerth and south and one block east and west, The deal was made by Mark Martin of the Payne Invest nient company. Thin gives Creighton university propei a campus four blocks in extent east and west and two blocks north and south. The addition gives the institution an ad ditional strip of ground equal to one-third | of its former apace ¥or New High School, entually a high achool for the uni versity 1s to be bullt upon this new strip, | but this, it s #aid, will not be done for at lenst a year Most of the ground purchased belonged to the old Tew Hill estats, and was to this time held by his heirs, At south end of the strip, however, wers four houses facing California street These wera occupled by their owners, and the property was purchased from them They are Julla O'Brian, Adelia Green Willlam Obereuter, Mary Clinton and | Peter Mehrens Bride Under Age Gets Consent of Mother Unawares When Cierald Bussey, 21 years old, ar- rived at the court house to take out a licenss to wed Rozina Camp, who {s un. ac the | der nge, his intentions wers already | known by the marriage licenss clark For his vislt to the court house had besn preceded by a note from Mrs, Ro- zinn Boesen, the girl's mother, wiving her consent to the young man taking out |n lcenws to wed her daughter, Both { live in Omaha 0ld Nebraskan is Called by Death Gieorgs Knight, 81 years old and a resi- dent of Nebraska wince 156, dled yester morning on his farm near Irvington after an iliness of six weeks, Mr, Knight came to Nebraska and set- tlsd near Irvington when his only neigh- bors were Indians who lived In tepees nearby He is survived by two children, Harry a letter carrier, and Fred Knight of Florence. [WELFARE BOARD LOOKS AFTER MANY CASES Superintendent Schreiber of the Wel- fare board reports that during ths last 4"1"?\'}1 his office recelved 102 applications for work and found places for b6, Of the many legal aid applications there wera | 128 cases which wers given merfous at | tention. 1t is explained that many per- sons who apply for legal ald do not in fact have sufficlent grounds for action [ by the Welfare board. This department seeks to ald all persons who are worthy and who might be imposed upon becauss [ they do not have the means with which to | maintain thelr legal rights | MRS COLE'S PAMPHLET NOW HIGH SCHOOL TEXT BOOK | “Opportunities for women in the fed. eral service,” a pamphlet complled by Mrs. F. H, Cola of Omaha, chairman of the eivil serviea reform department of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, has been added to the refererocs booka of funior and senfor Amarican his tory and clvies department of the local high schools by order of the Board of Fdueation MISS ANNA SKOW WILL MAKE TRIP TO DENMARK Miss Anna Bkow ofumahn will take the chances on submarines and torpedoes and next weelk wall for Copenhagen. Sha loaves for the east Munday over the Northwestern and from New York wiil sall on the Frederick the Fighth. She goes abroad to look after some matters in connection with settling an estats in Denmark NEBRASKA LUMBERMEN WILL MEET WEDNESD Pha of directors of the Nebrasks Lum: por Dealers’ assoctation will meet at tha Mome hotal Wedneaday to decide w) the state convention of the argantaation will be held this yes .r cOmpa nies In the amaller oit and towna throughout the state w o reprens SIX NEW SCARLET FEVER CASES REPORTED MONDAY o following acarisl fever cases . . ¥ \ Marald Yoder &2 Hurdetis Florsnes dwif Margare! 3 Hpe Warren Davie ¥ . K Oust i My by . d Willia » A Single Application | Banishes Every Hair i