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One candidate has no priority or
right not enjoyed by all others. II II
that Mr.. Giblin's friends ar
nounced his candidacy for mac-3r q
few days before h other candidates
made announcements that fact does
not vest him with anything more ad-
vantageous than the henent Of earlier
notice TO h public.
The gentlemen signing Mr.. Gfblin's
petition and becoming sponsors for
his candidacy are OF no higher quail
lily citizens or superior men. mental
iy or morally than the men signfng
Mr.. Bisckmore's or Mr.. veltch's petit
tons. So far as this point is con-
cerned h candidates and their back
ers are on n perfect equality before
the law. regardless Of the position
they hold IN tho community.
The matter OF candidacy becomes
, 1921-10-28

To Poodle OF casper,-I have known
W. A Biaokmore over 30 years ~
he has always been square IN an
dealings we have had he Is 10
bus.ness man and has been suec
fui- He can be depended upon 70
keep his word Ind isn't AFRAID 70 w
, 1921-10-28
Known Him Many Years

To the People of Casper;-I have
Walter Blackmore for nearly
twenty-five years. and I have never
heard of him making a promise that
he did not faithfully keep. and when
he makes n promise to the people of
Casper that IL elected mayor of their
city. lie will see to it that We
have a business administration.
and that tho affairs of the city
will be conducted along eco
nomic lines. and hat we will get a
, 1921-10-28

dollars worth OF labor and a dollars
worth Of material for every dollar ex-
pended. 1 believe he will make good
that promise. The election of the
candidates for the council on the
Blackmore ticket is assurance that
the mayor will be given support in
his efforts. and It is my opinion that
the whole Casper Party ticket
should and viii be elected or Novem-
Der 8.
A.J MoKT .ER
, 1921-10-28
PohIson Gift Shop
Articles Added To
Millinery Store

Miss Ivy Moore. who was formerly
on h balcony Of the Smith, Turner
Drug store. and who has lately open.
ed her millinery shop above the Iris
thcater in the Iris building. will in
stall the widely advertised Pohlson
gift shop articles upon their arrival
In h city. The stock includes the
many dainty gotten up needed arti.
, 1921-10-28
After Thirty Years

what is right no matter who he h,...
He has time to look after the ct1.
business and should be elected nsr,-
He will see that we are not eou,,.
by contractors on city Jobs and ~.
we get fun value for our taxes.
J. p. SMITH
, 1921-10-28

h race when he did. IL II was not to
split the vote. and turn the rsins Of
city government over to the third
candidate7
r. d. QUINN.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-02
Suffers for Brother.
Business Woman
League Honors
Miss Sturgeon

Miss Mary Sturgeon, whose mar
riage. to Fred Peterson takes place
December IA, was presented with a
beautiful art mirror by members OF
the Omaha Business and Profession
al Woman's league at the bi-monthly
dinner and meeting Of the league
Wednesday evening at the Masonic
temple.
Miss Lennie Montgomery made
the presentation speech and Miss
Belle Ryan presided. Vocal mum,
bers were given by Mrs. Paul Rig
don and the league members. Mrs,
M. H. Sturgeon, mother Of Miss
Sturgeon, was an honor guest. More
than 20 members attended.
Following the dinner Miss Stur-
geon resigned from the presidency
of the league. Miss Fay Watt, vice
president, will serve as president
until an appointment is made to fill
the vacancy.
The next meeting will be noon
day luncheon in the Brandeis private
dining room, Wednesday, December
IA, at 1910 o'clock. Reservations
may be made with Mrs. Florence
terlaih, Jackson 2O67.
Saturday Luncheon.
Mrs. F. A. Nash will entertain al
| luncheon Saturday at home.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-02
Things You'll Love
To Make

Just the night trimming for a gor-
geous large velvet and duvetyne cha
peau are these velvet chrysanthemum
ornaments. Use velvet ribbon ono
inch wide. SiIk-faced velvet is, OF
course. the incest. Cut a circle OF
buckram two inches in diameter.
Cover it with yellow silk or velvet.
Loop the black velvet. around the
yellow center. Make the flowers
very full. The loops can be any,
where from four to six inches ac-
cording TO the size of flower you
prefer. Wire some of the loops with
very fine silk-covered wire so that
they will stand up. Stitch one
flower to each side of the brim. With
a little embroidery or beading across
the front of the crown these velvet
ehrysanthemum ornaments are ali
that is necessary to make your hat
jaunty and beautiful.
sccpyright 1891. by Public Ledger ce)
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-02

tic, Judgment OF boyhood cnphas-
ically. and paused again. while |
longcd 10 shake his reasons out OF
him.
"Whst Did He Dor"
Tell me what do YOU mean,
Fred" | encouraged, "Nou must
have good reason for saying these
things"
"I'll tell the world have he
declared excitcdly. III she amt the
limit telling you that Mr.. Graham
slammed that Smith because Smith
got fresh 10 her. was standin'
right by. and saw the whole thing,
and Smith never said one word to
Miss Dean. ! don't think he had
time to look at anyl ody, for Just as
soon as your car was out OF sight,
Mr.. Graham walks up to Smith, kind
Of on his toes like, he looked al
most as If he was dancing, and he
oh, boy, but il was pretty
lie paused again maddcninsly, and
! bit my lips TO keep from screaming
my impatiencc at him. But | dared
only to slip in quiet question.
What did he do?"
"Hc bows as polite as il he were
being introduced, and says: MI.
Smith, ! believe
"Smitll, he looks at him ugly-like,
and tries to push past him. l guess
he was in a powerful, hurry TO get
away, and he growls out something
like: Yes, what's it to your"
cts this to me-, says Mr.. Gra-
ham. You double -jointcd, knock
kneed,4 foul-mouthed son of a sea-
cook, you took it on yourself 10
make it very unpleasant for my wife
just now, and waited till she was
out OF sight and hearing to give you
yours. Will you take it standing,
or shall ! turn you over my knce?'
= I'VE Don't Interfere"
"Gccl | never saw ANYBODY hand
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-02
My Marriage Problems
Adele Garrssoas New Phase oa
"REVELATIONS OF "A WIFE"
The Surprising Facts Fred Told
Msdge.

The Surprising Facts Fred Told
Msdge.
The Cosgroye twins are as alike
in faces, voices, height. weight-all
physica charac,eristies-as the pro-
verbal two peas in pod. But there
the resemblance ends. Temperament
tally they are leagues apart.
Ted is a harum-scarum. volatile
youth, who, il he were a student at
co-eduea,ional institution, would
be dubbed "fusser" from his first
day on the campus. Fred. on the
contrary, is shy, silent. devoted to
his mother, and with apparently lit
tie use for any other specimens oi
fcmininity, no matter how attractive.
Ted chatters all day long, and no
one pays any attention TO him. Fred
speaks but rarely, and when he does
he has attentive listeners.
! was much surprised at his em-
YAH dSSNb duIpulNNhiNht tia' VII y
was something he ought TO tell me
concerning the fight between Dicky
and the man Smith. but ! knew that
it bchooved me to listen carefully
and to draw from him every shred
Of knowledge he possessed on the
subject.
"Yes, Fred, what is itl" I asked
cncouragingly, as he paused, look
ing at ME as if for permission to
go on.
He glanced around furtively, saw
that Bess Dean was standing will,
his father out Of earshot, and then
burst into impulsivc explctive.
Say, that Bess Dean makes me
sick" He ,sputtered like a Fourth
Of July pinwheel.
/ started with quick, remorseful
.prescience OF the truth.
WHY" l demanded sharply.
Because she's such flour-flush-
err" He pronounced this most dras-
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-02

il out smiling the way Mr.. Graham
did. and he was just boiling inside
anybody could see that. And thea.
Smith sort OF rushed him. aud Mr..
Graham knocked him flat. Then he
picked him up again, and took him
by the coat.collar aud rushed him
toward the woods. | think he meant
10 cut limb and tan him. But,
Smith was putting up quite a fight
when they went on, OF sigh, among
the trees"
'And none OF you went to help
him." ! cried indignantly.
Fred smiled in superior fashion at
my feminine ignorance.
I'VE don't interfere with fights up
here he said. Resides, Mr.. Gra-
ham could take care OF himself. He
didn't need any help. wonder
II he'll be mad with mc for telling
you. | wouldn't have done 1t. only
Il made me fierce hearing that Bcss
Dean shooting off her mouth /
think Ted believes her, the darn
fool lie didn't sec it all The way
| did"
The suboonscious reason Tor his
ranoor spoke in his last words. |
know, from their mother and my
own observation, that the twins al
ways have been almost inseparable
comrades Bess Deans fasc;nations
have so attracted Ted during her
stay at the Cosgrovc home that the
foolish lad. in his mothers pailance,
hasn't known whether he was stand
ing Oh his head or his heels. And
his con,radeship with his brother has
suffered correspondingly. ! saw that
Fred was actually jealous OF the
girls influence over his beloved
twin.
But had no time for either spccu-
lation or sympathy. All my heart
and mind were cngrosscd III the rap
turous knowledge knowledge
mingled with rcmorse at my own
blindness-that Dicky had fought
with the man Smith to avengc me
instead OF Bess Dean.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-02
Take MaStin's Yeast
VitamOn Tablets to Put
On ''Stay-There" Flesh
AND INCREASE YOUR ENERGY QUICKLY,
EASILY AND SURELY AT SMALL COST

Thin or rundown folks will find this
simple test well worth trying: First
weigh yourself and measure yourself.
Next take Mastin's VITAMON--two
tablets with every meal. Then weigh
and measure yourself again each week
and continue taking Mastin's VITA
MON regularly until you are satisfied
with your gain in weight and energy.
Mastin's VITAMON contains highly
concentrated yeast-vitamines as well as
the two other still more important vita
mines Cat Soluble A and Water Soluble
c., all Of which Science says you must
have to be strong. well and fully de-
veloped. It is now being used by thou
sands who appreciate its convenience,
economy and quick results. By increas-
ing the nourishing power Of what you
eat Mastin's vITAMON supplies just
what your body needs to feed the
shrunken tissues, strengthen internal
organs, clear the skin and renew shat
tered nerve force without upsetting the
stomach or causing gas. Pimples. boils
and skin eruptions vanish a. if by magic
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-02
Pecan Fudge.

One cup water, two cups sugar.
pinch of cream of tartar, one cup
chopped pecan nuts, two tablespoons
butter, three tablespoons fondant and
one teaspoon vanilla extract. Dis
solve the sugar in the water, add the
cream of tartar and boil until it
reaches 240, or until it forms a "soft
ball' when tested in cold water. Add
the butter, fondant, chopped nuts
and vanilla extract. Take from fire
and beat until it begins to grain.
Pour quickly into creased tins. When
it is cold cut into squares and wrap
in waxed paper.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-02
Problems That Perplex
AssWsvS ~
BEATRICE FAIRFAX.

deal for ME. He 10 . very ambitious
and promising young man oil Il,
real nice looking and also neat aud
dressy in appearance. He is very
quiet man.
Although he isn't wealthy he al
ways seems to have plenty TOR he
is always willing 10 work. lie has
many friends and is well spoken OF
by most every ono. But he has a
brother who has very bad Ycputl
ton and some people Especially my
parents) seem to look down upon
him on account OF this brothers ac-
tions. They also object to my going
with him because he isn't wealthy.
They don't like me TO go with any.
one unless he has great deal OF
money. no matter what he looks
like. We disagree there because ]
won't so with anyone don't care
for.
! go with this person once in a
while, but when ! do ] go without
my parents knowledge OF the fact
for it would only cause trouble and
we always get along just hnc unless
! mention going with this said per-
| son.
When I was away from home go
ing TO school ] went with this boy
steady. Now Miss Fairfax do you
think it is right that | should sacri-
flee this boys friendship on account
OF my parents attitude toward him,
OF course | realize they don't want
me to go with any one that isn't nice,
nor do | care to do this. but there
isn't any one any nicer that l could
ever wish to go with. ! have talked
this over with my mother and we
decided to leave it to you and so
we are anxiously awaiting your an
swer..
Thanking you in advance, I am,
respectfully, BLUE EYES.
There Seem to be only two charges
against this young man: He has a
brother whose reputation is bad and
he himself is not wealthy. Neither
OF those reasons ought to count in
the least against him. If he has bad
habits, which might lead him into
the same mistakes as his brother has
made, that would be a reason for
your parents objections, or if he
we're spendthrift, there might be
some foundation for their disap-
proval, but if you have told me all
the important points in the case, l
would say your parents are wrong.
That does not mean, however, that
you should defy them. You should
respect their opinions and weigh
them carefully, but you are getting
old enough to do some of your own
thinking, and your parents should
allow you the privilege if you possess
any Judgment at all.
Better WHIT.
/ Dear Miss Fairfax: / am girl of
II, and am in love with young
man two years my senior We have
been keeping steady company since
last spring. We have been thinking
of getting married in two weeks,
and I'd like you to advise me as to
whether it would be good policy for
us to get married and both of us
work, or do you think we are too
young? L. G.
That is not good policy, Miss L.
1T is far better and wiser for you to
keep on working for year or two,
save up some money in the mean
time, and then marry. You are
pretty young to contemplate mar
riage. anyway. And 1t Is far better
to get married with the intention
of making a home and making q
| success of it.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-02
Westminster Ladies' Aid.

The Ladies Aid society of West
minister Presbyterian church will
hold their regular monthly luncheon
and meeting Friday at the church
parlors. They will sew for the
bazar which is to be held by ,them
Friday and Saturday of next week
at the McArdle Shop. 1913 Farnanl.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-02

The marriage of Hazel Irene
Boyd and Clark w. Carnaby, son
OF Joseph {. Carnaby, took place
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
L. Boyd, Of Columbus, Ncb. .Mr.
Carnaby was graduated from Oma-
ha High school and the Omaha uni
versity law school. Miss Boyd was
head nurse OF the surgical depart
ment at the Methodist hospital until
her resignation recently. Mr.. Car.
naby met his bride year ago when
she made winning fight Y save
the life Of his brother, Joe, WHO was
patient at the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carnaby will reside
in Dundee. where Mr.. Carnaby is
building bungalow.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-02
Federated Club Notes.

The literature department of the
Hastings Woman's club presented a
program OF readings from Nebraska
authors at the general meeting OF
The club Friday, November Is in
Brandes hail. Mrs. +. C. Babcock
gave readings from Villa Gathers
and John G. Neihardt's poems.
The faculty OF Hastings college,
superintendent and teachers of the
public schools were guests of the
club. The program was followed by
an informal tea.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-02

under its healthful, purifying influence.
But it is not only a question Of how
much better you look and feel, or what
your friends say or think-the scales
and tape measure will tell their own
story. A two weeks test will surprise
you.
IMPORTANT While the amazing
health-building value of Mastin's VITA
MON has been clearly and positively
demonstrated in cases OF lack Of energy,
nervous troubles, anemia, indigestion,
constipation, skin eruptions. poor COM
plexion and a generally weakened phys
ical and mental condition, it should
not be used by anyone who OBJECTS
to having their weight increased to
normal. Be sure to remember the
name-Mastin'e VI-TA-MON-the orig
inal and genuine yeast-vitamine tablet.
There is nothing else like it. so do not
accept limitations or substitutes. You
can get Mastin's VITAMON Tablets
at all good druggists, such as Sherman
4 Mcconnell, Adams -Haieht, Alexande
Jacobs, J. L. Brandeis, Hayden Bros
and Burgess Mash.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-02
Movie and Vaudeville.

A benefit vaudeville entertain
ment will be given at the Plymouth
Congregational church Friday even
iag at 7::45 o'clock, under the aus
riccs of division 4, Woman's asso-
citation. ~
The program will include black
face act, "Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Jones;" dance, sailors horn pipe,
Miss Dolores Peterson; readings,
Miss Anna Solinger, and motion
picture, Little Orphan Annie"
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-02
Trinity Cathedral Bazar.

The Service league of Trinity
cathedral, OF which Mrs Leigh Les
lie is chairman, will hold bazar on
Saturday, December 3, at Trinity
parish house, ll5 North Eighteenth
street.
The church organizations repre-
scntcd in the league and taking part
in the bazar arc: Parish Aid society,
Mrs. A. l.. Reed, president; Wom-
ems Auxiliary, Miss B. L. Diggs,
president; Trinity Cathedral guild,
Mrs. William Richie, president
Girls Friendly society, Miss Eliza
Camm, branch secretary; Daughters
OF the King, Miss. Anna Broadhcld,
president.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-02
4 Church Bazaar.

The Womens' Union Of the Dietz
Memorial church will give a bazar
on Wednesday and Thursday, De-
cember rs in. the church parlors at
Tenth and Worthington streets. A
chicken dinner will be served the
evening Of December 7 at 6 o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-02
Revellers' Club.

The Revellers' club will give
series of Sunday matinee dances at
'Keith's academy. The first will take
place Sunday, December 4, from
$50 to 5. Omaha young people are
cordially invited.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-02
o. L. L. Club.

q. y. L. CIub.
The o. l.. l.. club of Our Lady OF
Lourdes parish arc starring series
OF winter Home Parties" This
plan proved very successful last
season.
Mrs. II. G.. Dcnison, 1927 South
Thirty-second street, has offered her
home for the first of this seasons
parties, which will be held Thursday
afterN6on, December s, at 2 o'clock.
Assisting hostesses will be Nee
danes Walter Lake, T. J. Busch, J.
II. Whalen and William Ralston.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-02

Mrs. r. w. Connell entertained
at luncheon Thursday at the Omaha
club in honor of Mrs. Joseph L,
Daley OF Beverly. Mass, who came
TO Omaha for the Baldrige-Connell
wedding.
Mr.. Daley aud sou, Robert, who
served as best man at the wedding
were guests OF Walter w. Head a,
luncheon yesterday in the dining
room OF the Omaha National bank,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daley and their son
leit Thursday evening Tor their
home.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-02
Achoth Sorority.

Misses Anna Snyder and Katherine
Hayes will entertain the alumnae Of
Achoth sorority at o'elock lunch
con Saturday in Burgess-Nash tea
room
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-02
Tri-Delt Luncheon.

Delta Delta Delta sorority will
meet for luncheon with Miss Mil
dred Morris at 1919 Farnam, Fri
day, December 2, at l:30.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-02
10 HOUSEHOLD
ARTICLES
nf CrA.f lJf;1;fv

~ \AA S0S OeAAASy
At Very Low Prices
lib. pkg. Mule Team
Powd. Borax for 14c
Large pkg. Saniflush
for .......... 19C
Neatsfoot Oil for leath-
er, bottles at 12c.
zoe, 65t-and gals.
and S gals.
35c "Zet" Backing, all
shades, at .23C
(The above dyes and
shines at one opera
tion.)
Wool Polishers for
shoes !. 35c each
3-lb. pkg. Washing Soda
or Sal Soda for 14c
lib. can Saunders Pre-
servative Floor Wax
for .......... 44C
lib. pkg. Silver
Whiting 1Ot
Saunders Ruby Floor
Oil quart, CSC,
Y gal, $1.OO, l gal,
S1.5O.
Chamois Skin, big
value, 73c and $50
"DRUCS"-
and SIMPLE
25c tube Zinc Oxide
Ointment ~. D. Coz
for-19r
$1.25 bot. of 100 5-gr.
Tabs. Bayer's Aspirin
fer-S9<
SOC bot. Of 100 Blaud's
Iron. I o nic Tablets
for-27G
Bot. of 100 2-grain Qui-
nine Pills. .for-S4t
Bot. Of 100 Hinkle's
Pink Cascara Cathartic
Tablets .for-19C
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-02
Food Sale.

Omaha chapter. American War
Mothers, will conduct a home bak-
cry sale Saturday, beginning at 10
a. M. at Tuchnan's grocery store,
2432 Farnam Street.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-02

An excellent substitute for the
pie pan is frying pan. The handle
will prove a convenience in lifting
the pie from the oven and the pie
will bake quite as evenly as it does
in a pie pan.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-02
Society
Announce Engagement

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Reinsehreiber
announce the engagement OF their
daughter, Ethel, 10 Max Blotcky,
son OF Mrs. b. Blotoky Miss Rein
sehreiber is a graduate OF Central
High. Mr.. and Mrs. Reinsohreiber
viii be at home Sunday evening
December 4, in honor OF the be-
trothcd couple.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-02
Mrs. Weir Entertains.

Mrs. Ensley A. Weir will enter
tain at bridge luncheon Friday at
the Omaha Athletic club. Covers
will be placed for 20 guests.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-02


Prof. l.. f. Aylsworth of the Uni
versity OF Nebraska at Lincoln, spent
Wednesday in Omaha. He lectured
at Duchesne college in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Taft of
New Haven, Conn, who came to
Omaha for the Baldrige- Connell
wedding. left Thursday morning for
their home.
A son, Richard Alvin, was born
Wednesday at the Methodist hos
pital to Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Peters. Mrs. Peters was formerly
Miss Geraldine Johnson s.
Miss Margaret Dows, who acted
as maid OF honor in the Baldrige-
Connell wedding, is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Luberger. She
will return ITO her home in Cedar
Rapids Saturday.
Miss Dorothy Judson left last
might. after the Baldrige- Connel
wedding for Chicago, where she will
attend the D. K. E. ball given this
evening. She will return to Omaha
Sunday morning.
Mrs Alfred Corrigan and daugh-
ter, Katharine Jean, of Cleveland
will arrive Friday morning to spend
the sholidays with Mrs. Corrigan's
parents, Mr.yand Mrs. Anson Becker
Mr.. Corrigan will come later on for
Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selwyn Doherty OF
Tacoma, WASH, are spending two
weeks with Mrs. Doherty's parents
Mr. and Mrs. ]. B.. Rahm. Mr.. and
Mrs. Doherty formerly resided ir
Omaha, and number of informa
affairs are planned for them during
| their stay,
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-02
SOAP STORES

SOAP STORES
Think of our drug
stores when you need
soap.
Woodbury's Facial
Soap ........ l0c
Jergen's Violet
Soap .......... sc
J. B. Williams Old Eng
lish Bath Soap, in
elderflower, wn
Windsor and glycer-
Per dozen .S1.W
(The. above is the
regular 15c cake.)
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-02
Fairy, Ivory or Wool
| Soap, 2 for. .15c

Cuticura Soap .19c
Waltke Army and Navy
Hardwater Cocoa Cas-
tile Soap Sc
SOC cake Societe Hy-
gienique french Soap
(Sans odeur) for 29c
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-02

Mrs. Victor Caldwell returned
Thursday morning from a month in
Washington and New York.