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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30
May Sale of White Silks
Splendid Spring Styles

86Inch Natural JAP llahuta good weight viii tub 60
aud nur MAJ kind yard
stneh White Jan aftarRa surely vl interest RsEa
ry Rnfh 6ae Sale Wlfe Monday yard doe
ieiprb AnWs for me nss sport suits.
rstftfitA " has tha
ssm.Fo0sh ttdt Regular t3oo quality yard si1a
srsh mbatsa ss chtan rafta splendid stshl so shn
Wen finish Regular $50 Aind fad stun
ta8sh admm fagita papUa and practical ellis u summer
sst PERFECTLY aHf dahF nnsh Worth -
sae tfsa ia8 $40"
a. s a. Chine uf uH8tfetar much
1saea $50 NaaAaF l1insh AtAk a. ttnr % PLATA
r6m HrFa ReH Htm Nebt hsag u Fee a9alN SEQ fsA Wae
Fl ,aa sfs Ia a8 aI WbNt Satin Se8f ertaHHat
tu, s6atk at faal. aisk uesaae ah saft tfos im.h
haNNAl tte ANalHF hRtA AaF
.te1b Fsfs ts1 gap ishoat suitable M Hhdeteesf et ana
shinnss STA eU ENs ua4aeateHahr astfltf splendid Dc
aAtFf 1aN ahF
6 Wbas p,sss csfba isr baa.s. saa uiauass ua atnf
spatab Fafd WAe
sasb rstrs sssy titt uabu s he systesl tn1
5a,f I'll ... ...7..-... ~. ..-.....5 ...-.... St1n
silk skirts Made 10 Measure. al $500 and Up
a1h spepAWtarsta ttUnR
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30

hemmed ends. One dozen limit.
Special, each %.
TOWELING
10c Huck Toweling, 90
5000 yards Of full bleached buck
toweling. the soft and absorbent
kind, in lengths OF and 10 yards.
Special, in the Basement. yard. DC
These are all-iinen, full blesched
damask cloths, hemstitched all
around. In a range Of beautiful pat
terms. siz0 l7x24 inches. Very
special, each SOC.
26c Turkish Towels, lec
Five cases Of bleached Turkish
towels. plain white and fancy
stripes: hemmed ends. Extra
heavy quality double twisted yarn.
Special, each 10c.
&c Wash Cloths, &c
500 dozen wash cloths, fancy
plaids, also the Brandeis cloth, Six
TO a customer Each &c.
5000 spreads, SI.oU
Very fine quality cameo satin
quilt scalloped and cut corners.
Large size. All pretty patterns A
big value; each 80. so. 4
Hand Embroidered
Madeira Linens
Si.75 Madeira Towels, Sl00
beautifully embroidered Madeira
towels In the guest size only Each
81 90.
$500 All.Linen Hand Emb d
Madeira Sets, $3.9S
One 2i-ineh hand embroidered
center, plate and 6 tumbler doll
les, Set. S3.OS.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30

burg. Ia, Collin {. Weir. Battle Greek
Iowa.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30

Key to tho Situation Bee Want Ads,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30
Curtain Materials
For Beauty and Utility

Lot No.
1000 yards Of beautiful colored
yoiles and ecrims Also IN ecru
and cream color. with hemaiitched
and flat edges Values 10 i0c, AZ.
a yard t,.,.,,..,..sst IOc
Lot No. Q
rs Pieces Of double width drapery
net. fllet net and bungalow net All
this seasons newest patterns. Val
ues to b9c, A. yard ,.... 33c
Lot No. 3
30 Pieces OF col0rcd madras and
drapery goods for summer portieres
and over curtains. These duplicate
the regular Jl.2b goods In appear.
anee. Monday, at, a yard .10c
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30
Linens at Rock Bottom Prices

a prices in
what theyd the
the Dealing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
Dry Cleaning Is
Play For Women
Put gasoline and solvite In
wash boiler and save IS
In an hour.

Ever dry clean AT home We'll. ia
50 cnry, lnespcusiy. and the rcsults 80
pleasing you'l he surprs.d. Any roma
can clean and renew the brightness ~
ribbons. silks. shtins. laces. yokes. elk
shirtW aists. Md gloves and shoes. fur-.
nccktics. childrcn's coats. suits. caps.
swiss. lawn. orgaudy and chiffon
dresses. fancy vests. wells. wooden gar
ments. network. draperics. rug In
fact. any and everything that would b.
ruined with sonp and water.
Get two ounces II solyi,e Mt n drug
store and put II In We gallons of reso.
line where II quickly dissolycs, Then
pu, In the goods to h. cleaned. rub n
little and out they come looking ~
bright and fr.sh ~ new You will find
nothing fades. shtinks or wrinkles. re-
guiriug no pressing
Any woman can do nvr dollars worth
of home dry cleaning In q few moments
and YOU can't make u mistake. Your
grocer or any garage will supply a..
gasoline and the drug store will sell you
two ounces Of solvitc which IL simply \
gasoline soap. Then n wash boiler ~
large dish pan completes your dry clean.
inz OUTFIT.
~ gasoline 10 very innammahlc. be SURE
10 DO you dry cleaning out ~ doors ~
In q room away from fire or namc. with
the windows left open ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
SERVICE TONIGHT
EP0CHAL ENDING

The Rev r. ~ Surface of the May
wood Presbyterian church viii preach NJ
81 Johns Methodist church. t;oHry nv
onuo and Twelfth street. tonight at =
O'Clock This service viii conclude the
fret week NJ the union revival for IN"
east sid" churches ~ the city The
meetings viii be- held newt week IN the
haywood Christian church.
Last night the sermon vsA delivered
by the Rev u l. Owubcy ~ So Johns
Methodist church. vhp poke On Seek
ing the Kingdom lie sought 90 eI-
pound th" character uf N" Kingdom NJ
God with - paul's definition ~ n
The Kingdom 9f,t;od is not meat and
drink, but ri~ghteouhnoss. and peace and
10y In the HOLY Ghost
"To seek the kingdom IL not merely
10 crdrnynr a. enter II by fulfilling Ger.
tain conditions. but IN seek ~ Interests
b"for" I'll thingS else. and IN order that
We may most efficiently promote those
interests II IL vital that men find In
Iesus Christ. ~ ~ personal experience.
the 'rlghteousncsE and JOY and peace ni
which Paul speaks
He who puts tho Kingdom first In MI
his thinking and planning need have M
fear ~ 10 the other things In lifc. fUr
the Master assures Ne thu, all ,hos,
things shall he added unto YOU
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
At
WORK ON CAPITOL

According 10 an announcement from
the headquarters u the Stewart con.
stfurtion company late FRIDAY. sli crafts
we're still working on the new state
capitol II hal b.on expected that IN.
carpenters. sheet metal workers tinncrs.
hricklaScr s n others working Thur sda,
would walk on following resolui' an
adopted Thutsda evening hv the Okla
homH city Trades and Labor council.
hut such. according 10 the company's
announcement. Us not N, Ease
According o. Tutoring men = new un-
ion has been formed AMONG local hoi.
carriers, under i've provisions ~ = state
charter occurred w 1910 This new ur.
ion. the men say. ~ not affiliated with
the national organization ami IL M,
recognized nv them ~ q nion They
declare that the new Organization was
resuscitated by group ~ m%tlcont.nts
among tho mnks - the hOicsrfi-rs
No official action IN the capitol matter
had been taken either hN Governor VII.
Hams " IN" International organization
N hOdcsrtirrs NJ y late hour Friday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
STANFORD HEIR FIGHTS
TO SAVE INHERITANCE

NEW YORK. Apfil T. Walter Iaithrop
Hanson. grand nephew of the late Unit
ed States senator Leland stanford or
California, and heir to $500, 400 "f thf
stanford millions, charged In An anidn-
VII submitted 10 the supreme court here
Thursday that bile mother. Mrs Aimee
lAthrOu Hanson Of Brooklyn. N y and
her lawyer. former Judge Nnsh lockwood
~ Saratoga. n v, c%onsplrod 10 have
him dcclnr"d incompetent and then p'
He'd to Canada ~ part ~ 4 scheme 10
deprive him Of his inheritance
llnnson's affidavit was filed In con
ncction win a suit brought by his wife,
Mrs. Henrietta Rcutti Hanson. formerly
an actress, for 500, 600 damages against
Mrs. Aimee Lhthtop Hanson for alleged
alienation ~ the affections Of Hanson
4 suit brought by the elder MtH Han
son 10 have nnuullrd her sons marriage.
which followed an elopemont In 1879 II
pending
IIanSon.s affidavit declared the inrom-
potency decision against him was hnEci
on a charge that he was addicted 10 the
uHc ~ intuNicnutH Hanson asserted he
had learned 10 dfink In his own home
and denied that h. used liquor to .x
,prh.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
Ailments Of Men
Happily Overcome
SuccEsSF uLLY TRIED BY
MANY.

Undoubtedly the following sug-
gestion viii work wonders for that
great cltss Of men who. through
dissipation Of their natural
strength. ind themselves ~
their second childhood long be-
fore the three score and Ter Hlloi-
ted to lifc's pleasures and enjoy
montt are reached
n " presumed tu bo lufHllihl".
md highly efficient IN quickly 60.
storing In nervous exhaustion"
Weak vitality. mclnurhuliu amt the
functions
nv taking II at home M man
short comings. aud expensive fees
arc avoided
Lack ~ poisr Hnd equilibrium
IN men " n constant source ~
enhancement even when the
puhilc least suspects n For the
benefit NJ those who want a re-
storaiion To full. bounding health
and all the hrupinrt. accompany.
inT n. let II h' stated that the
uTs-rtlpiIuu call. only Tor three
grain 6rdow'u, tablets. In sealed
tulrs with util directions fnr SELF.
administration The tablets con
tain no DpintsH uf hHhit forming
drug. 20 90 phyfi,Ibu's pf'ScTlp.
ton ~ not necessary Well tOckrd
pharmacies supplS thrf, tablets
which possess ,h' most wonder
ful tonic inNigurnting powers i'm
uginnhl, TIE effect ~ their use
h. soon apparent In new strength
and nerve force Advertisement
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
SC0TSW0MAN C0NTRIB'TeS
TO "C0NSCIENCE N D"

NNSiIlNGToN Nprl Z fifty dollars
was added FRIDAY to tho treasury depart
mont conscience mnd' hy "A woman
IN Scotland she wrote thht the money
Vas In payment Of duties ont Of which
she thought the government had been
%dcfrnudrd more thhn 20 yeGts ago The
fraud, she said. supposedly was commit
ted by u relative. 10 whose estate she
and others became heirs Ising her pro.
po'tionhte part " the estate ~ n basis
for computation. the woman estimated
that ten pounds would be- her share Of
the principal and interest.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
CANADA eseeures splls.

nENISuN. lows. Aptil charles
Schroeder and son Louis, haN, been shot
~ spies D., the Canadian government
according to ndvicvs received by rcla
ti,es here The Srhrnrdcfs went io can
ada some years agp and lived ~ farms
there. Roth were married The exact
nature ~ their uffcnsc against the
canadian government was not revealed
ia the notices sent here
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
AGAINST PREPAREDNESS,

NEW York. Anril : The first NJ =
series of anti preparedness meeting In
IN, principal cities between New YORK
aud Kansas CITY WHs held hor" Thurs
DAY night under IA" auspices OF HE an
~ preparedness committee Of Washing
ton. Congressman Osc.r Galloway ot
Texas. q member ~ the house commit
tee on naval affairs who va present.
characterized II wHrlbN option ~ an
armed bully whom no IN hntion feared
or respected
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
AMERICA MUST our LIQUOR.

NEW YORK Aptn 2 u American.
hope to compete succession! With N,
men NJ other nations after the war thry
mlSt shun alcohol. according to e = \
WinsluW. professor " public health s'
\ ale university. who addressed the New
Work. Academy " Medicine thutsda,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07

ARpNoRE okla. Npril atSrcciHll
Wnlnt,ll Ia the amuuu. ui iiN inches
has fallen hct- Within = week and farm.
ytr sifvsdN ave ynmplaininr NJ tro much
moisture The precipitation N general
throughout this lpraitN ami roads arr
tstnWInl ugassahlr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
NEWSPAPER "eALLso

rms HAGUE Apul WA London.
ion y ml-Ths nfi,ish rv,cfumsn, has
asked the Dutch government to rail the
newspaper AVund Pos, Ia srruunl Tor
s%pfesdins = ialse tcpuf, Of q nti,iih wa,
nstum ~ Holland. thus sowing dlstmst
between two itisndl, natluns The nrss.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07

nighi The nations 81 Europe will be-
~ horn declared Professor WinsloV n
Ne hope tu compete We must Dee ofN.
yi,nt 1a We ht,, never been in the Iar
Alcohol is v deterrent Bnd takes the
Aeon edge otf effectiveness
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
LADEN HERRING splps SEIZED.

rur4NhNGEN Via London. Npti -
The swedish steamers Hakan ilrfa
ana uln' with hcrrinRs tn G,im any. have
h-vn s'itrl bN british Wat,tips Their
rnrrpeA ATE valued NJ iooN. 600 crowns
n is stated that in the mtufr swedish
herring Hhips viii sail within trftiiotla.
waters
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
X VI TRAINS

ENip ukb Anil o. #tspcyIbli
The Rock island agents alorE tho MAIN
line have been notified thai. beginning
"Wednesday. ApfIl ~. passenger trains
80 % aud No ls Will BE- discontinued
from service The first named train o.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07

paper Handslshlnt claims ~ know that
IN, A,upd Post report was inspired 10y
the German consulate nj Amsterdam
IN, German consul esyuscs himself. say
ina that he had heard Il from The
IIantir
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
MANY HURT m COLLISION

NttW NukFE Wis. Aptl A. least
ton p,t SINS we're injured several 80
fiwisl, AND n sCute ~ more we've haiA
shakrn up Ne q headnn cuilislun tate
rhufsdn, ~ two Milwaukee Northwest
.tn electric mtyfhthen eats ten miles
rutth IT hrfy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
VALUABLE PAINTINGS even.

NEW YORK. Aptil IA collection ot
more than 700 paintings and sculptures
h. American artists together With old
masters and other works ~ art valued a,
$3.50. 900 we're drstrn,cd -, u wat learned
THURSDAY BY ntc Wrinvsds, nieht In a
.IIuh avenue studio hulldlng
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
norto DOCTOR N,LLto ~ AUTO

EpiN punuH Aprl ~ Alexander
Russell Simpson died Thursday nish,
nom injuries received nom being
knocksd down b, n motor rat tr Wa
born In isis ard Nas = noted author and
medical authority
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
oopotLL otts aiLl

tuWnEi,t. utla Anvil -tsu~viail
The site has been purchased and vutl
started OF the new noufins mill Nhirb
Il TO be erected here b, the iiakst ,,o,
ton ui company ~ iiubafi thr tom
rany rtans 10 have The mill Rad, iuf on.
citation ht luit
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
BURNED nv EXPLOSION.

INip ukh Anvil t~a,Spcyi'lN
white VutNinr iu HE Gaihrr u n Haf-
us. o. tfisco brakeman. whs sr,cfel,
burned Yesterday IA the result ~ the
,,plu. Iun ~ ignition Ut rasohuy II is
feared he ma, lose hia sight
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
ZEPPELIN AIT BY DEFENDERS.

LONDON Nprll Z 22oa M one
Of the Zcrpelins which took part In The
raid "Wednesday night. according 10 th'
Time. received a vital hit from the anti,
aircraft artillery and Is believed 10 hay,
gone down at sea.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07

tho local from Enid 10 " Reno. and the
last named is ihr loyal from ~ Reno "a
Kansas CAV Nu reason has been a..
signcd Tor this reduction ~ train service
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
SMALLPOX IN JAil

MHptuRp OKLA Apfil #tspcriail
owing IT, tho development " smallpox,
IN The Garfield count, jail VI Enid. n
number " p%fisuneis havv been brought
w Medfotd aud placed In the jail het,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
WAIR COMING OUT!

pandruu causes q ic,cfish irritation
NJ tho srnip the hair fuuls shrink. lnrs
rn aud then the half yoWcs out 'as, Tu
stop ialiug hair 1T once and "a the
sraIr VI ever, particle ~ dsnifuff. act
q 9s-rent bottle NJ upudcfine pt NV
itug store pour . little ln your hand
and rub u into tho saalp After a TOW
applications the hair stops rnminr put
ami YOU yan', hnd any dandruU Ndv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
Where the Best Hosiery is Sold

WAYNE Knit SIN lislc Hoe fnr
women seamless with n finch
garter tur. double sole and high
splicrd heels In white and black.
~ pair
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
New-White Silk Middies, S3.95

Made ~ q very superior Win" IInlutai sHt cut fll no skimPug
HrEc collar nav! or red .Nk lHrcs. Sizes for mi-c, aud women
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
Neckwear at SOC

Easter, very own Finest If organ
dies. ,oilcs and crcIrs. the styles In
Guiding thu large chevrolet collar
Among the colnrs are rose. hlur aud
lavender an hand embroidered aud
finished prcliily In laccs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07

Mumcns sin Fibre Ho~c
seamless with inch lislc gar
Ter tops. double Isle toes aud
high splicd heels. In most all
culurs. white aud black, Jh pair
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07

Pound box 81 six wolfe paper
Excellent quality @1c
Three packages nf envelopes to
match NJ 9jc
The Stationery Shop is in
the old store, west aisle, front.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
New Spring Dresses, S3.95

Ginghams wear well, sturdy ginghnms In
Low NECK, short sleeves. plcntcd skirt. They n
aud remarkably low priced ~ pic Sizes u Ia
Also Childrcn's Dresses AZ $50 Bingham
hclts ~ plain colors. Ages q Ia II wears.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-08-20

yood Boston Photo News ana Feature Photo scrvice1
New Britain herald., 1916-08-03
STORY BEGIN AT ANY 21MD Her Side---and His By
Storm.

of Bermud 
 Dear little loiday,' Cora passed!' It
  down the  Pardon madam, but No
 
 
 Then :Ihe roll caught unexpectedly el  in he repeatedly
  to the in her He's the swelling he 
 'Or?' "Or he br1use could
  70 not David life
 
  If she had
  worried which if the doctor wisely allowed David
  most insignificant service she which she expected do Now herself all the whispering Work work work-or you'll think! Then the midst for whisper at the door: Fraure
   spelled her in a corner With a scream Cora faned
New Britain herald., 1916-08-03
Pads and Fashion

Low shoes have buckles. Hats are made of organdie. Hats of black lace are very smart. Stripes persist in being fashionable. Tulle still leads for evening gowns. Wool embroidery still holds fash ions favor. Cotton poplin makes excellent morning frocks.
 Jabots and frills are expected to increase in favor.
 Hats without apparent trimming are the smartest.
 At this moment everyone is wear ing the sailor hat.
 Charming cOatees are being made of very wide ribbon.
 It is said that everyone in Paris is wearing a pink hat.
 Some new sunshades have strlped borders of many cOlors.
 Panels of pleatS add fullneSS 10 many of the new skirts.
 Inverness capes are said to be com ing into favor again.
 Pale pink ch emisettes are excellent with navy blue dresses.
 Costumes of vivid red jersey are very becoming to young girls.
 ''When in doubt, add pockets is the designers motto this year.
 The bOuffant silhouette is reserved almost entirely for evening.
 Skirts will remain amble, but the fitness will be softly disposed.
 The costume that accompanies a sailor hat should be rather trim.
 Lingerie is sometimes made of black and white striped material.
 New taffeta blouses are quaint and
New Britain herald., 1916-08-03
Oil and Water.

TWO things have been found which mix even less successfully than oil and water.
 A letter friend has found them
 Here is the story of her discovery:
 Il have a friend who has a daugh- ter of eighteen. They have been ac- customed to money and have lost it and I always feel sorry for such neo- pie. It seems to me that it must ha harder to bear poverty than for those who have never had anything and whose friends are in the same circum- stances.
 II knew that Carrie seWed a great deal, and it occurred to me that I might give her some work I had no- tlced that my curtains would stand another rubbing, so I asked her if she would make me some new ones. told her what my seamstress charged, and that I was a fussy person and wanted them measured carefully. Carrie was delighted ad thanked me most effusvely. I sent her the mate rial and the measurements. After several weeks I called her up on the telephone to ask when the curtains would be done
 She Spent the Money Before She Did
 the Work
 'She seemed surprised that I wanted them at once and said she could not start them yet as she had bought such pretty materials at bor- gain sale with the money that was to come from her sewing for me and now she was making dresses for her daughter. She added that she never could thank me enough.
 Tt took the wind out of my sails, though I gasped little at the daugh-
New Britain herald., 1916-08-03

Both films will be shown at an early date. They are both expected to be big drawing cards. The first is a remarkable series of episodes, two of which will be shown each week. It is full of patriotism and is a par ticularly timely attra ction. In "One A. M." Chaplin has probably the big gest opportunity of his meteoric ca have seen its picturization the com edian does not miss one of them.
 There are several good things on the bill of fare for tonight The
 There are several good things on the bill of fare for tonight. The lead ing photoplay is "The Mark of Cain. ' in which Dorothy Phillips and fon Chancey are starred. Then there is a new part in 'The Mysteries of Myra" story in addition to the usual assortment of General film and Uni- versal comedies.
 The audiences during the week have shown considerable enthusiasm over the vaudeville show. There is not a poor number on the program. Kinzo, the Japanese juggler, amazcs the patrons by his wonderful man. ipulation of various objects and Scamp and Scamp send thrills down their spines while they go through @ series of stunts on the horizontal bars Wistern and Taylor have an Irish operetta that is most entertain ing.
 Friday and Saturday the feature picture will be '"The Law Decides" ," seven ree1er in which Dorothy Kelly
New Britain herald., 1916-08-03
Menu for Tomorrow

Breakfast
 Fruit Eggs Poached in Milk on Toast
 Berry Muffins
 Coffee.
 Lunch
 Cheese Souffle Lettuce Salad Coffee re11v
 Iced Tea
 Whipped Cream
 Dinner
 Turnip Soup
 Broiled Beef TenderIo1n Hotatoes Creamed Carrots
 Peach Ice Cream
 Lady Fingers
 Coffee Cheese SOuffle-Melt in a sauceDan one tablespoonful butter. mix with # one tablespoonful flour, then add one gill milk, boil till it thickens. Re- move saucepan from fire, add one-half teaspoonful salt, little pepper, and mix well, then add yolks of three eggs mixing thoroughly, three ounces of grated cheese and fold in the stiffly beaten whites of the eggs. Pour into a buttered tin, cover with buttered paper and bake in a hot oven twenty minutes. Serve immediately. Coffee Jelly-Put three heaping tablespoonfuls powdered gelatine into o saucepan, add two pints water, one- half pint strong coffee, six table spoons sugar, one tablespoonful brandy and whites and shells of two eggs. Stand it over the fire and Whisk till it boils, remove the fester and boil one minute. Remove from fire and allow to settle five minutes then strain. Pour into 8 wet mold. Turn out when set and serve with whip ped, sweetened cream favored with vanilla.
New Britain herald., 1916-08-03
Chiropractic Hints-SpinoI Curva-
 lures.

How is your child's spine? Has N become crooked and out of line from sitting in the wrong position at school? Is he out of sorts and frettv :? lf so, have his spine examined and adjusted and you will be surprised nt the results. Now Is the time, during vacation. Have him start school again bright and fresh, so he may get the full benefit of the opportunities offered. Just drop in the office and talk it over or call 1732 and I'll coma to the house. DON'T WATT, DO TT NOW. G. w. Van Alstyne, DC, (Graduate Palmer school.) Hoursi 8 to 12, to 5, evenings till o'clock. The Barnes, 131 Main.