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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-02
BETTER THAN CALOMEL
Thousands Have Discovered
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
are Harmless Substitute

Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the sub
stitute for calomel--are mild but sure
laxative, and their effect on the liver ID
almost instantaneous They are the re-
suit of DR.. Edwards's determination not
b treat liver and bowel complaints with
calomel. His efforts to Danish it brought
out these little olive-colored tablets.
The pleasant little tablets dothe good
that calomel does, but have no bad after
effects. They don't injure the teeth like
strong liquids or calomel. They take
holdof thetrouble and quicklycorrectit-
Why cure the liver at the expense of the
teeth? CalorneI sometimes plays havoc
with the gums. Sodo strong liquids. II
Is best not to take calomel, but to let DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets take its place.
Most headaches, dizziness" and that
lazy feeling come from constipation and
disordered liver. Take DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets when you feel 'loggy' and
heavy Note how they clear cIouded
rain and howthey "perk up thu spirits.
ioc and 25c . boz. All druggists
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-02
Soup By the Yard

government will
that ought to be good for the meates to dream
1t discovered that ostrich the equivalent
err chickens including its neck and which
So average lady ostrich the equivalent of $50 hens
The desert places of New Mexico Arizona
chicken yards for oriches.
The ostrich will eat hing from pair old pants
wOrnout lawn first biscuits
Mr. Burbank unng fame by producing potatoes
IN the hill but we've long thought that the real glory waiting
the fellow would
and with ability and willingness to lay two
The original of day hen small Chinese Jungle
that much
development has been slow and has extended
rapid that the potato
matter legs neck and would make the ostrich
pie of hen power.~
But until comparatively has
the hen along the line of beauty other Improbable characteristic
chicken
and And maybe he's too late Maybe big profits
appear in oce and mans ndeavo do have habit Of following the
profits.
Already down east food ostrich sell at $3.50 apiece with the
when cheap and neck will be sold by the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-02

ations, lap to small 20" perfora-
lions and finish for closing. Face
cuff and sew to sleeve as notched
with small 20" perforation at top
OF cuff at seam of sleeve and OPEN
ing In cuff at small 20" perfora-
ton in sleeve; turn lower part of
cuff over on small 20" performas
tions. Sew sleeve in armhole,
easing in fullness between the
notches.
Pocket and Belt - Form plata
In belt creasing on slot perfora-
tons, bring folded edges to cor
responding small 20" perfora-
tions; stitch SIS inch from folded
edges. Single large 20" perfora-
ton at top of belt indicates the
center-front. Line pocket and sew
to lower edge OF belt as notched.
Adjust pocket to position, with
outer edges at indicating small
20" perforations in side-front and
side-back and stitche. Close belt
to the left Of center-front under
the plat.
Buttons are also used artistical-
ly on the belt in connection with
the braid ornament.
Pictorial Review Costume No.
1927. Sizes. IA to 20 years.
Price 20 GEN.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-02
ANSWERS CYNTHIA eymM GREY

Dear Miss Grey: My hus-
band and l visit back and
forth with Mr.. and Mrs. X. and
are the best of friends. One
afternoon not long ago. Mr..
X'stopped on his way from
work to see my husband.
asked him and entertained him
till my husband arrived, q half
hour later. Did I do right. or
should ! have let him 60 home
. and come back after my hus-
band had returned? G. H.
A.-There should be no reason
why q man calling to sec your
husband on business cannot wait
for his return without being criti-
cised. II you four are tho best
OF friends, a. you say, no one Of
you will question such an act.
Dear Miss Grey: A short
time ago l noticed a piece in
your paper stating in substance
that the Lithuanian people
were a part OF Russia, carrying
the impression that they are of
the Russian race.
Being myself a Lithuanian by
birth, l wish to correct the
erroneous impression about the
race.
Lithuania, an ancient grand
duchy united with Poland in the
14th century, was originally
three times as large as Poland.
The Lithuanians are not Slavs,
for they form distinct lin
guistic class in the Indo-Euro-
pean family, and the Lithuanian
language, which Is much older
than the Slavic. has history
strikingly resembling the origi-
nal language of the Aryans, the
archaic Sanskrit.
The greatness of Lithuania
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lors. A musical program has been
arranged, under the direction Of
Mrs. e. l.. Tinker. Mrs. William
Denny will lead the devotions.
East Tacoma Rebekah lodge
will entertain informally Wednss-
day evening at I. o. o Fl. hall,
East 25th and G streets.
Marriage licenses were issued
Monday to Thomas Jones and Lulu
May White, Tacoma; Harry b.
Weinman andSJanet Mather Gray.
Tacoma; Clyde ID. Russell, Seattle,
and Mrs. X. F.. Haynes, Tacoma;
John Desagher, Burnett, and Es-
Their Jones, Georgetown; Re. L..
Sundstrom, Everett, and Leona NJ.
Stringer. Snohomish.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-02
Our Greatest Business Need

Capt Wely adutant Gen.
of Importance every
tenon the and immediate
ties between Tacoma and Camp Lewis
We do
and desirable for the The
II not from here from elsewhere
We must the automobile highways
ld to make the
safety And the proposed mlondoar
all possible speed
Some form of sprationa dynamite must be placed the Stone
Webster to jolt it lethargy
the it has been awake ALL
Torment to be built several miles beyond the terminus it's
lake line Since April it fair to knew that this nation
the great Since June July ought
BENG built Dupont But has nothing
neys bet hats with the that the city line the dea
delayed and try to get Uncle Sam to build a line.
II the company has intention continuing public
ought begin the public
for Of that service is in connecting Tacoma with
largest city,
We must have trains They
convenience of Tacomans OF soldiers.
1t is reported that the Commercial taking
all its bureaus We'll and Let ALL
HAVE THAT TRANSFORMATIONS AND RIGHT AWAY, TOO
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-02

These are not popular days for
royalty, but the new royal blue is
the exception to the rule. In serge
it is effective for one-piece frocks
Of the type shown here.
Box-plaits form panel effect
back and front, the V-shaped neck
being finished with a broad collar.
About the edge of the collar, as
one the belt and pockets, is mar
row silk soutache braid in the
same shade of blue. Each detail
of the costume trimmed with
braid should have the soutache
stitched on before sewing 1t to
the dress. In medium size the
model calls for yards 54-inch
material.
AS the guide shows so plainly
how to put the dress together, the
construction is an easy matter.
First, slash the center-front along
double small 100" performations
and finish the edges for closing.
Join front and back to side front
gore and side back as notched.
Form box-plaits in front and 8
in back bringing together aud
stitching along the corresponding
lines as small 30" performations:
terminate the stitching at the low
er, single large 20" perforationA
Open plaits keeping the seams in
center and press. Close under-arm
and shoulder seams as notched.
Next, line the collar and sew to
neck edge as notched, center-backs
even. Then close the sleeve seam
as notched and gather lower edge
between "T" perforations. Turn
edge of cuff under on slot perfor-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-02
HONOR MARTIN

Methodist ministers welcomed.
DR.. ]. s. Martin, incoming district
superintendent. at the First Meth
odist church Monday morning, and
said farewell to Maj. Spencer 8.
Sulliger, who resigned the office,
at the Puget Sound conference
two weeks ago. in order to leave
with the Washington troops for
Charlottesville. N. c.
Officers for the Tacoma district
were elected as follows: Rev. E..
N. Askey, president; Rev. w. p.
Randolph, vice president; Rev. 8.
v. Warren, secretary-treasurer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-02

sible ObjectiOn-with boys or with
girls. But q group OF girls can
not go alone to u dance hall any
where at any time, day or even
ing.
Dear Miss Grey: Is Mar
garet Sidney, the author of
Five Little Peppers" still
living? II so, what is her. ad-
dress? JUNE.
A.-Margaret Sidney is still
living. Her real name Is Harriet
milford Lothrop. She lives at
1.-THE Wayside," Concord, Mass,
which was the horne of Nathaniel
Dear Miss Grey: I have
been keeping company with a
boy in another city for long
time. He has failed. to write
for several weekmand l recent
ly learned, thru asfriend in that
city, that he is going with an
other girl. Now, l have never
done anything, knowingly, to
cause him to act in this man
ner. Do you think he has
done right? How. shall treat
him In the futuref
ANNA.
All the young man has had
q change of heart, he is really moi
to blame. Unfortunately we can.
not always govern the whims and
fancies of this palpitating- organ
IL you were engaged or had some
sort of understanding, you GER
tainly are entitled to more cOnsid.
Grafton I'm the matter. II not, the
young man probably feels that he
Is justified i'm his course.
Dear Miss Grey: Would you
be so kind as to print in your
columns a recipe for grape con-
serve. / have been trying for a
month to get the recipe and one
of my friends suggested | write
you. PHLYYIS.
A.-To 5 pounds of Concord
grapes, allow 5 pounds of sugar
pounds of raisins, IL pounds
OF English walnuts and 2 oranges
Pulp the grapes, then put them
over the fire and cook until ten.
der. Strain, being careful to nj.
low none of the seeds to go thru
To the strained grapes, add the
sugar, the 2 oranges, which have
been seeded and put thru the
meat chopper, the raisins, also
chopped and seeded, waInuts bro
ken or chopped into small pieces
Cook all together for about one
hour, then pour into glasses. Sea-
with paraffin.
Dear Miss Grey: Do you
think a decent society young
lady would accept money from
a man? ]. j. b.
A decent young woman. so
ciety or other will not accep
money from a man unless unde,
very peculiar circumstances. You
letter Is too indefinite for me t
answer more fully.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-02

Mrs. Mary Joslyn will have
charge of the annual supper and
entertainment of the Volunteers
of America Sunday school Friday,
Oct. 4. All scholars and all those
desiring to enroll are invited 10
Visiting officers Will con-
duct Sunday meetings at 3 and 8
D. m. at the Volunteers hall, 1910
Pacific avenue.
The Mooseheart Legion met at 2
D. m. Tuesday, at the Moose tenn
pie to nominate officers.
The Tacoma Woman's club has
installed a Red Cross department.
with Mrs. Z. l.. Hiberly as chair
man. Glasses opened Tuesday
morning at Red Cross headquar-
tiers, fifth floor OF the Tacoma
building. 1t will meet the first
Tuesdays, second Wednesdays.
third Thursdays and fourth FRI
Fridays of every month.
The Mission study Of the First
Baptist church will meet Wednes-
day at 2 o'clock I'm the church Dar-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-02
The Coal Situation

AS | understand it, postcards in friend,
'slabor is so scarce that the mine operators pro-
duce much less than the normal output of coal,
which the railroads are unable to handle on ac-
count of scarcity of cars But if the govern
ment will raise the price the production will be
increased, thus enabling the railroads to handle
Il with case. Am / right?"
Beyond doubt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-02

began with Ringold in 1895,
when he conquered a consider
able part Of Russian territory.
with the assistance of his son,
Mindowe or Mindaugas.
The Lithuanians of today,
about 100000 In number,
dwell principally in the districts
of Kovno, wilma, Grodno and
Suwalki and part Of East Prus-
STA. They are of separate ma
ton, the upholders of the ia
nous old Sanskrit tongue in
Europe. They have their own
past, traditions, songs, history;
they are not Teutons or Slavs.
Lithuania, the battle ground
of Russia and Germany for the
past three years, has been
devastated by fire and sword.
The people are in much greater
distress and need than those of
Belgium or Poland, but they
have received the least assist
ance, as but very few lin Amer
lea seem to know anything
about the race.
There are about 100000
Lithuanians In the United
States.
KAZIS KRANOZUNAS.
Dear Miss Grey: Do you
think 1t Is right for girls OF
Is and Is to dance in a pub
lie dance hall. May we dance
with our boy friends or just
with girlsY
EDNA AND LOUISE.
Alt all depends on circum
stances-where the dance hall is
the time OF day and whether an.
of your mothers are with you
II a company Of your friends ant
relatives are at a park you ma,
dance i'm the hall without any pos
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-02

The German peace proposals all come under the
general title Of "camouflage," which in plain Eng
0oh Is known as 'sbunc"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-02

Legs of mutton sell in Paris at
! dollar pound.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-02

Don't be consistent" but be simply true-Holmes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-02

4 Our idea Of easy money-paying $4,000 to Chi
pago lawyer to work for Germany.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-02
You'll See, Bonar

Bonar Law, chancellor of the British exchequer,
frankly states that without U. S help the allies
S would now be- in desperate straits. Bonar is
6erring to our fighting dollars. Wait till our
i zfRhting boys cut loose, old man!
oxman chancellor hopes war will be terminated
year" It will if the kaiser is!
E7 -- y
|nye ron Hooverized your War Garden yet?
wv don't some Of these war bread inventors in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-02

The Mission study Of the First
Baptist church will meet Wednes-
day at 2 o'clock in the church par-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-02

The fisherman is now telling even taller hunting
stories.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-02
Saey sPraefedl
Tome DreN Mating
ZeJv0nC
Prepared Specially for This Newspaper
By Pictorial Review

Plated Frock in Royal Blue Serge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-02

80 you Hooverized your War Garden yet?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-02

chancellor "hopes war will b
It will if the kaiser isl
The evening world., 1917-09-28
AUTUMN RESORTS.
HISTORIC MOUNT BEACON

LLAuUNLI.Esr MOTEL. Al the top. Fo,
rates rute J. b. LODGE, MGR Tase a rids
W IA, sIEEl'EST INCLINE iu the World aud
sIeud IT l,s,t day ON thls grand old Mountain.
Finest NluW to be had in Am 'rlra. Beautiu
Walk GOOD music. Excellent Meals are serSed
" E,Sufsi1u on STEANBl, BENJAMIN OpELL
Leave Franklin st. Plrr. y y, every SUNDAY
m1ruiu, AZ SINE o'gO.k arriving at BEACON
al. rpir.nIug leave ~ q 10 i. VI.
The evening world., 1917-09-28
SHAFT RAISED TO HEROES.
New N"rk Dcdtcutcs Monument 4"
I1tih go AutICtHm Hutticnrid.

t"NNh bh
IAGEHSrDWS. Md Sept 2S-Tho
new monument 90 the lOith New York
Infantry Wadsworth Guards. on An
tlctam Battlefield. was dedicated yes
terduy. as was also the seven aero plot
u ground purchased several years ago
uy New York Rs a reservation on which
eventually will be- erected "A state monu-
mvrt tn" cNorcisrH were In charge "
the New York Monument Commission.
Col Lewis H. Strgmun, chairman.
Tho monument IL II feet q inches In
height, OF granite and bears bronze
inscription plat" and cont OF arms rh"
Inscription tells uf the rvEimcuts losses
ia the memorable morning engagement
iu "Thr Corun"ld." between Hooker and
"Stuuuwbll" JuCKsuu-hll'd aud died
OF wounds IS. wounded, %; uuruportod
"a
The regiment was organized at
Albany. March I. 1869. by the cuusollda-
tiou of the Morgan RIilos and the Gene
see regiment Col John Rohrbach. 4;
served throughout the war II had $3.50
men 10 send Into the Gettysburg battle
ana lost 1893. Al Wulduu, Aus, 70, 1861,
every officer and nll but 10 Of it8 mon
were Killed. wounded OF captured.
The evening world., 1917-09-28

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ui .. I..lau country house aud
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80 '' """ ana
Nt Dos fhe woman rhtH
fno .If .4rsHts could .u.r
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The evening world., 1917-09-28
Suits for the Young Man

The very uew In Fall tailoring
sack or bcltcd trench styles,
with plain or pleated backs.
Half or full belts In many styles
slash, military and other latest
pockets. Chcviots and un-
finished worsteds In both plain
culors and lnncies. COlors.
green, gray, brown and blue.
Sizes to 3S chest.
1880, 1850 to 1880
New Overcoats are ln-.many
styles Tor youg menus well
as boys and juniors. OF course
our prices are lower than those
elsewhere.
The evening world., 1917-09-28
Toilet Goods
Specially Priced
Barrel Soap

Special ........4I2
I~mmcr's American ButtsrmiIh
Snnp Our reg. 1O.,..,..,.,...O
Peerless Peroxide Cream
our reg. No., ,.,,,,,,,,,.,,.,. n
- ct, SiHc nubifonm m.......,.,,, III
Is ct. siEe Aliens Foot Enss.., 1T
~ ct Sisc PumlStone ........,.,, Z
~ 81. Sisc rRJne's Liquid Nail
blehch .''''.' ''''''''.s'''..' ~
70 ct. sIsc Holmes Fro-tiiIa. 10
The evening world., 1917-09-28
PORTLAND

Tickets aud information az Picrsi also
at Tourist, NeW York TrCrY'er CO. and
American Express 20. oNiccS
The evening world., 1917-09-28

With Every Department Doing
l,s "Bit" Go Make This
Last Day One 60 BE Remembered.
The evening world., 1917-09-28
Nv HUDSON u RIVER
DAY LIN T.
Ann serrIce DnIly E,cent snndny.

Atl HfFNiff 'hll9 hHh'FNN '''''''''
Direct rail connections To- AL points West
and North. LEAVE NEW NOlK daly,
eToept sunday, DcsbTOsses ST.. 40 \. Nj
West 42d St. 900 A. NJ, W. l2HtA 81,
go A. NJ; Yonkcrs. G,45 4. NJ. landing
nj Bear Mountain. West Point Ncwhulgh,
PouEhkeepsie, Kingston Point. DWskll.
Hudson and Albany. Az ihroHEh raA
cspted Music Restaurant. ldrnl Oue-dHy
outings TO Bear Mountain, West Point,
SewburKh and roughkrcpSie;
UsyIcw mt West Point IN honor Of
JaDanrse Commission, SATURDAY., nj e H..
M. Take morning boat and return from
(eat paint by regular steamer ut 100 T..
M or suecial steamer NJ u \, ",
On sept. 30, Afternoon boat leaves Des-
brosses st., I.15i W, I2d ST.. ZOO; W.
Js,Ith ST., 2.aO y. W., Ia Bear Mountain,
west Point. NewburVh nnd return
CATSKILL EVENING LINE
Leaves daily eScent sunday, foot =
GhrIatopher St. at =. NJ. Tor Cltsltlli
Hudson. coxsackie, Tel. 1o07 SnrlnE
The evening world., 1917-09-28

Fall Sale Specials
TO-mouow. Las, Day
i7I.7a BisoL Plush Coats 1925
siuss Co 20 nsusst mntsis
womsn's 4 Misses Suits
ppii pf''' r.,sh, sh.vio,., ,"'""
Erssn. black navy ana
\ bruwn-nsw Fall modsia
s2.sS silk blouse. ........., a.nT
satin striped taffsta and
ctrus ds chtne-whits or
flesh LAmit q ..
sIss white Wolfe Blousss I.B0
Hgmstitrh'd tsvsrs and
other dainty models.
Limit .
t5.pt Gsorgstte Blousss .... 400
White ~ flesh IN sm-
bruld,ted or tucked styles
-hcmstitched Limit Q.
t.72 Morning Dresses ....... 90
GinEham and percais--
neat Htfipo---plain cham
bray ttlmmcd-JG to 90.
Limit ..
IT CT. Satssn Pettioosts ..... .Bu
Black and colors-pleated
or tucked flounces
Limit a.
$500 Brocsdsd Corssts ....... 3IA
rink--m"dium bust. long
II hips-2i to 80. Limit g.
| Allover embroidery or fine
materials-ii 10 20.
Limit ,.
% CT. Wonen'a Combinations 20
II Nninrook dainty yokes--
| skirt or drawers. Limit J.
rs CT. Envelope ChenIsss ..... 90
Nalnsook -trlmmsd yokes
white or flesh. Limit J.
4s ct. Children. Psttieos,. rs
II Nainsook ana muslin
II lace and cmb'y trimmed
II to IL yrs. Limit .,
S7.s7 Little Tots
H White :" new model.
warmly linod.-to yrs.
II Limit g. -
47 ct. Infants' White Slips. .... 80
" Nainsook k-smb'd yoke or
H. s. Limit ..
White poroeiSin-coiorsd
deoorations-lS pieces.
q, on po,I., sL., LA
All steel haii. .bea ring an.
tension skates for girls
and boys Limit 2,
AZ to 81 ct. Knitting Bags. IA
Large size - variety OF
- eolerlnFs-heavy ere tonnS
n tlnral ana GonVentonAl
n designs Limit ..
c., r an
7 AZ linen : white hem.
7 stitched or scalloped ends
--2oxS6. Limit T.
~ a., ~.. lI-N a
% White -GOO-yard spoois-
. Nos 90. GO and 10.
Limit dozen.
Is to 26 CT. Sample
Tooth Brushes. .., III
An clean brushes, LLnit
w ''' Ds,achabIs bandissnSp,. CO.,
fSTsnt styles and bTIstlsA,
Limit 2,
10 CT. size Babbi.t'.
CI..n.., r.. On
,r,,, '''e 'o' $50
a, os C.L, sL ra1
'@'' Ii, Ps'ass ,...l, A'os
isu,''r, -, ~ nile'H, W s'@'-
Opsu-'u' psu 'he'
"a "a. pillow Tubing Mu,I,n. no
40 s@ .bnOv 'Houb ruslu"'' 'SO
our reg, 80 '21
.
'''V n,ni s'ss
slsSs. Limit i.
naE Cation Fl..a. BInnL.,. I.OA
contrSs, mn,rS, Sn S"1d.+sN Lay ,Hiis
bed ana cot HiHe' Limit
"a AZ Wool Nan Plaid BlanLst. u ~ A
vvhi,e Win rontrast hor.
49, 10, ~ - 49,
omaTt.r "i,"s IJml,
a ~ Sill E,,h,oId.,.d El.,.t 0o
N' a, .sI '-1i'N '-'.-s 49,
The evening world., 1917-09-28
A Drop On a
TOuChy Corn
instant relief Then corn or
caiius llits on with fingers.

Just think lUu can lft
-( od any corn or ca.lus
without one twinRe of
pain.
\ Cincinnati man dis
covered this ether com
pound and named n
ircelone. Any druggist
will sell tiny bottle ~
frceEone for very little
cost. You apply few
drops directly upon a
y tender corn OF callus In
~ stautly the soreness dis
appears, then shortly you
In II will find the corn or
callus so loose that you
= can lift II right OF
UOTM FrcezOne Is wonderful.
aU tIt dries instantly. II
All doesn't eat away the corn
N nr Callus, hut shriyels II
Oh up without even irritat-
Nv ing the skin.
XII Hard corns, soft corns,
or corns between the
II u toes, as well as painful
I calluses llft right OF.
There Is no pain before or after
wards. No soreness or smnrtinE.
Women should keep tiny bottle ON
he dresser and never let corn
ache twice.-Advt.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-24
MILITARY RITES
GIVEN NURSES

NEW YORK. May 24--America.
hrst military funeral was conduct
ed in tiny little undertakers
chapel on broadway over the fag.
draped Baskets OF AIRS Edith Ayers
and Helen Wood. che Red Cross
nurses killed by a she'll aboard che
Mongolia on thor way TO France
Followine the simple ceremony.
attended by $50 nurses during
which the Rev Or Seaele said 'It
is sometimes not so praiseworthy
10 live long az 10 live we'll" Che
collins were put aboard q train for
Chicago.
The funeral service vas strictly
military. Thr unfv flowers were "a
bunch ~ sweet peas and a sPrar
OF carnations brnnrh by on un
known woman and put AZ the fdo'
OF he altar
Mrs Ayers body win ro no her
people IN Attica. Ohio. h-t rhe bodt
~ Miss Wood. whose TWO h-o.her
have been killed in The war and
" hose parents are dead vii he
buried BY the Chicago Red Cross