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The Omaha guide., 1940-10-26
WHEN KIDNEY TROUBLE
CAUSES YOU TO GET UP
NIGHTS

efficient and inexpensive is GOLD
MEDAL HARLEM Oil Capsules.
This grand medicine has been help
ing people for so years-to relieve
aches and pains by helping condit-
ions caused or aggravated by ex-
cess uric acid or other circulating
poisons such as is So often tho
case with sciatica, neuralgia lum-
bago and rheumatism.
So if you have such symptoms
OF kidney trouble as backache,
NERVOUSNESS, getting up two or
three times during the nigh5--
seanty or smarting passage
leg cramps moist palms or puffy
eyes get a 35 cent package of this
grand an harmless diuretic at any
drugstore-it starts the first dav
on its errand of helpfulness.
Don't be an EASY MARK and
accept a substitute-Get Gold
Medal HARLEM Oil Capsules-the
original and genuine. Look for the
Gold Medal on the box-35 cents.
The Omaha guide., 1940-10-26

Bergman's excellent record Cert
ainl,, entities him to reelection
and If voters elect with him John
L. Barber they will have a county
board with a republican majority
that will assure close attention 10
expenditures and careful auditing
of the accounts of county officials.
Il am confident the election this
year will result in further prog
ress toward maximum efficiency
and economy In county govern
ment."
The Omaha guide., 1940-10-26
CAREY'S Store Without
A Mama

-2sO6 NORTH 26th ST
OMAHA MADE FLOUR,
5 lbs. 15c- "a lbs.-72c
Fresh Tender Baby Beef
STEAK. pound IS1%c
PORK CHOPS & PORK BUTTS
pound 1712o
SWEETS. VANS sc per Id.
z pounds for 25c
VINEGAR (white) qt. 10c gal. 1sc
Vinegar, twhite' at. 1Oc; hgal 1sc
Fresh Punkins. 10c or 4 for soc
BEST MELONS, 1Oc, loo, zoe
Stop In and Give Us A Trial
Be Convinced That Our Prize
es Are Fair. We Take Orange
& Blue Food Stamps.
COAL per pkg. SC or 3 for 25c
7 for SOFA pkgs for S1.00
SUGAR, 10 lbs. 4Sc
WITH AN ORDER
LUKE B. CAREY
The Omaha guide., 1940-10-26

of Railway Commission. 1t also
gave him an intimate understand
ing of the commerce problems of
the various businesses, towns and
cities that make up our state.
Because of the work that he has
done, Richard H. Larson can truly
present himself to the people of
the state as a "Citizen of Nebr-
aska'.
He is an ~ex-service man, AS years
of age.
Many people, in all walks of life
throughout the state, know him
and the character of work that he
has done and is qualified to do if
elected.
The Omaha guide., 1940-10-26

Calvert Distillers Corporation
announced today that John Lewis
Miles, Jr., of Louisville, Kentucky
was one of seven persons granted
scholarships, each with a value Of
100000 by the Calvert Scholar
ship Foundation whose purpose is
to enable worthy students to fur
Their their education along lines
which may qualify them to accept
positions with the Calvert manu-
featuring organization after grad
uating, if they so desire.
Mr.. Miles, who is the sol OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Miles, was gradual
ed from Louisville Central High
School this year and stood fifteen
The Omaha guide., 1940-10-26

es. Those who are looking for
work will stop at these places Of
ten. Those seeking relief, ABC.
and Old Age Pensions must join
this organization. Otherwise you
cannot get any consideration UNI
der their ruling. We still got a
membership drive on. Visitors
are welcome who are interested IN
the civic, commercial and indust-
rial welfare of our group. V.
Bailey, Pres, Miss Celeta Mc-FaIis
Secretary.
The Omaha guide., 1940-10-26

beet industry could be expanded to
provide jobs for several thousand
more persons in the beet fields
and ~refineries.
Laboratory tests show that teet
sugar and cane sugar are identical
in chemical constituency. Both are
sucrose and equally efficient for
every use. There are grades of
both, each on a par for quality.
The Omaha guide., 1940-10-26
Low WAGE AND UNEMPLOY-
ED WORKERS ASSOCIATION

The Low Wage and Unemployed
Workers met last Tuesday at 27J7
Lake St., W. contacted the school
board warehouse 21st and Niehol-
as and also Omaha and Co. Bluffs
Street Car Co., located at 22nd
and Nicholas who will give us con-
sideration for jobs at various tim
The Omaha guide., 1940-10-26

farm families who grow beets il
sixteen Nebraska counties would
be increased approximately $45 q
year per family.
Seven Nebraska sugar refiner-
les at Grand Island, Scottsbluff.
Gering, Bayard, Minatare, Mitchell
and Lyman now employ 500 techn.
icians. field men, statesmen and Of
flee employees throughout the
year, and 1000 persons during the
annually three months Campaign
when sugar is processed. Were
Nebraskans to consume 100000
more bags of Nebraska sugar, in
stead of a like amount now being
shipped into the state. the sugar
The Omaha guide., 1940-10-26

tn in his class of 169. During his
high school career, he was active
in the Student Council, Athletic
Club and Dramatic Club. He is
also interested in music and won
the Bourgard award in vocal mus
ic. His hobbies are stamp collect
ing, softball and reading.
He will attend Fisk University
where he will major in chemical
engineering. The Calvert scholar
ships are awarded on the basis of
merit to those persons ranking
highest in character. scholarship,
personality, leadership and extra
curricular activities among those
making application.
The Omaha guide., 1940-10-26
LOOKS LIKE DOUG
LAS COUNTY TO GO
REPUBLICAN

Omaha and Douglas County vot-
ers are showing strong backing
for republican candidates on the
county ticket. as well as for state
and national candidates of the
party, according to reports receiv-
The Omaha guide., 1940-10-26

Municipal Court has collected over One and One
half Million Dollars in Fees, Fines and Bond For
textures.
Tries over five thousand civil cases per year.
Entered approximately one quarter of a million
Dollars in judgements in 1899
Civil jurisdiction up to One Thousand Dollars.
Criminal jurisdiction up to six months in Jail or
$4,000 fine,
All the present judges have had over ten years
experience as Judges and as prosecutor.
The present judges were the high five in the bar
referendum and in the primaries.
Never any question about their honesty, integrity
and fidelity to their oath of office.
Non-partisan office.
fnn-p3litical ballot.
Be careful to maintain judicial system on a high
plane, local judges very important to average cit
izen.
HsI
The Omaha guide., 1940-10-26
VERSES
BEAUTY SCHOOL
NOTES

Miss Korea Clark spent the week
end in st. Joseph, Mo-, where she
visited relatives and friends.
Mrs. Cassie Rose Murrell will be
located at Mrs. Laura Eddings
beauty shop at North oath St., be-
ginning Nov. L.
#*##&
| WONDER
Why Margaret Williams can't
get her mind on her business long
enough to get things straight. Last
week she had to go to town twice
in the course of two hours just to
get one article.
Why Lula Williams goes around
looking starry eyed. Could it be
Richard tells her such wonderful
things and she actually believes
them.
Why Alberta Starnes had her
back scrubbed after her facial the
other day. Could it be her water
was turned off at home or just
negligence on her part.
Why Mildred Bronson wasn't
here the day her spouse came to
see her on business. Seems very
very queer to me. Though sac is
very quiet l still wonder where
sho was.
Why the teacher was so tired on
Wednesday morning. Could it be
she was too much of a jitterbug on
Tuesday night. or just too old for
hat sort of thing.
Why every student at the school
shuns Alberta around lunch time.
Is it because she eats so much and
induces everyone else to do like
wise thereby spending % than
they can afford to.
This is your Cub Reporter,
signing off till next week.
Evening star., 1940-07-16

The perfect hat through from fall is the urban
0hich good in the better MOTH
short of terrific for t Watch for the Persian
this fabric urban ohnederic These
hp sn11rfuyQ eperYphere.
Evening star., 1940-07-16

about five trays to hold mems linens
or q lady's lingerie. Each tray
pulls out so there Is no necessity
for hunting for articles, and there
are ribbon straps to hold every
thing in place. There are also
compartments to hold handker-
chiefs, ties, gloves, etc. ..
Give your sun porch q cool ap-
pearance during the summer by
using smoking tables made Of lucite
with tops Of heavy plate glass.
They are 50 easy to keep clean. i.
To add that finishing touch to
the lucite tables use crystal ash
trays with sterling silver guards
having smart block initials. "A
matching cigarette box with the
initials upright as a handle and
. lighter complete the set. ..
Every bride should have q
memory book 50 as to keep . COM
plete record from the time the en-
gagement is announced until after
she is married and settled in her
new home. We know Of . perfect
leather-bound one that may be
had in any color, with the brides
name done in raised block letters.
Evening star., 1940-07-16

1llcIl survey Vic SlIudJlOtl. EIUu-
ably there are several things that
you can discard-so don't be weak
about it. If you give away the un-
becoming or slightly tired clothes
that you really don't need, the
temptation to put them on will be
gone and your reputation for a
fresh, crisp and always immaculate
appearance will soar skyward along
with your spirits.
If your white accessories are
dingy, don't try to prolong their
lives, but invest in something differ
ent. Dark accessories, for example,
seem to create whole new ward
robe for you, and those light dresses
picked up with navy or brown or
black shoes, hat and bag will sud-
denly become new ensembles. Dark
accessories will go right through
the fall, too, in case you're con-
sidering the extravaganza angle.
Almost all the stores have fall ac-
cessories that don't look too wintery,
but which do offer a welcome
change from the slightly tired"
white that has decided to breathe its
last this season.
There is, inevitably, costume
1ewelry. Get some of that, even
though 1t needn't be terribly ex-
pensive. However, our system is to
buy one startling, breath taking
ornament and use it in many differ
ent ways. The patriotic" jewelry
offers wonderful chance here, with
good looking and colorful flags,
for instance, filling the bill to per-
lection. Wear your chunk of
jewelry on your dress, your hat. on
the back of your immaculate glove
or pin it to your handbag
watch out for the compliments.
They'll come thick and fast.
In evening" wear if you can't
afford new gown, buy new orna-
ment for it or invest in a different
Evening star., 1940-07-16

At the station the porter would
get about Is cents for carrying two
ordinary bags the usual distance to
the train. In many stations the por-
ters are now paid q regular service
fee; but most Of them still expect q
tip. In this case dime is ample.
If you travel by Pullman to the
resort, tip the porter from Is to so
cents for . long day trip; SO cents
for an overnight trip If no special
service is required. Tip at the end
Of the journey.
The hotel doorman gets nothing
but smile for opening the cab door
and lifting out your bags. A quar-
ter goes to the bellboy for taking
your bags to the room, turning on
the lights, raising the window, and
looking expectant. For other small
services which he may perform, .
dime is usually sufficient.
Since you will eat at the same
table and have the same waiter or
waitress ut each meal during your
stay in an American plan hotel, 1t
Is most convenient to tip ut the close
of your visit. About S per cent Of
your board bill is right. Thus II you
stayed q week at so, you would give
the waiter -. You might also give
the head waiter q dollar II he has
been Of any service to you.
Don't forget the chambermaid.
She will be pleased-and mildly sur
prised-if you leave . dollar for her
at the end Of the week, and an
ambitious bellboy doesn't see It 1drst.
To avoid the latter accident, give 1t
to her personally, or leave 1t In IN
envelope at the desk.
II you have q trunk with you, the
porter who handles 1t should get Is
cents; more II you have additional
luggage. Service In the beauty
parlor calls for q tip amounting to
about 10 per cent Of your bill. The
shoe -shine boy gets = nickel. For
checking your coat. 10 cents Is the
usual fee-and don't let those decoy
quarters on the plate fool you. At
tendants in check rooms for either
men or women, actually see very
few quarters, except in the most
ultra establishments.
This pretty well covers the 20.
called gratuities for the vacation
trip mentioned. Now for some gen
eral comments on the most common
form Of tipping-that Is restaurants
and dining rooms.
The size Of your tip depends moi
only on the amount OF your check
but on the nature Of the eating
place. Thus the suggestion recently
made BY . woman writing for high
school students that they tip q
Evening star., 1940-07-16
Fashion Right!

It's . simple task for the Ameri-
can woman to assemble her ac-
cessories with the utmost chic at
. minimum Of effort and expense,
for the glove, hat, bag and shoe
manufacturers are doing her color
shopping for her. This year Ameri-
can-made leather gloves are FASH
ion-right for American women.
They are styled by designers who
are familiar with the everyday needs
and desires of the woman who buys
them, and their clear, deep colors
are carefully co-ordinated to match
and blend with other American
made accessories.
Evening star., 1940-07-16

rayon and linen are good fabric
choices.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1858
is designed for sizes IL, II, l6, 10
and 20. Corresponding bust meas
urements 30 80, "a, 36 and 80. Size
IA $50 requires 3A yards Of 35-inch
material without nap; 2X yards
trimming; ~ yards ribbon.
Have you sent IS cents for your
Fall and Winter Pattern Book?
It's brimming over with smart
fashions and clever ideas for gifts
to wear and to use-more than 100
fascinating designs! Every one of
these carefully planned, accurately
cut patterns is easy to make. Each
is accompanied by q step-by-step
sew chart to guide beginners.
Evening star., 1940-07-16

wrap to wear with it. We like the
new shawls, especially the black or
white rayon jersey ones which have
a hood arrangement attached. The
inside Of the hood Is lined with
sequins, gold colored and very efiec-
tive. Strictly on the dramatic side,
an addition like this can pep up
your evening clothes v ith no trouble
at all. The little maribou jackets
are good, too. Noun watering
pastels and bold, striking deep tones
such as yellow that is really yellow
make changes in the picture.
If you're wearing a straw hat of
the casual type for street, you can
even do something about that-via
the detachable hat bands being sold
now. These come in a variety OF
colors and patterns, and you'll want
several to accommodate your cos
tunes and make that one good pam
ANA or coconut straw look like
big family.
So. you see, there's no reason to
get discouraged about the whole
fashion set-up at this moment. It's
true that your clothes get mighty
feeble along about this time, but
it also stands to reason that you
can bolster 'em up without too
much trouble. Have fun experiment.
ing and spend one evening giving
your complete attention to your
wardrobe. You'll probably end up
by ripping the white trimming of
that black hat. shipping the flowers
off your print dress and transferring
them to your navy model and ex-
perimenting with change of sashes
on several of your good dresses.
You'll call the cleaners, wash your
white gloves and clean your shoes,
sew up split in seam and decide
that your pink skirt is really too
long to look well. And We promise
that you'll be better woman for 1t.
Evening star., 1940-07-16
Another's Rights
Don't Impose on One Youngster
For the Benefit of the Other

no doubt. Stop bowling and come
down here. I need you, anyway, to
go to the store"
After quiet had been restored
Aunt Helen asked mother If Tom
was being mean to Harold.
"It's the other way round" said
mother. IF Tom didn't rise up every
once in a while and cuff him into
peak Harold would nag him to
death. He wants Tom to play with
him and so he tries to make it
impossible for Tom to 60 on. No,
Tom is too good to him. really. A
slap he gives him does him a lot of
good. wouldn't slap him myself but
when his brother gives him one he
knows he earned it. No, he never
holds it against him because he
knows he asked for it."
Brothers and sisters quarrel
among themselves and 1t is best If
possible to leave them to attend to
their own affairs. It is seldom that
one brother or sister imposes upon
VIC OtIIcIo. Lie group dItcIlOS 70
that if allowed to do 50 without
interference. 1t is true that occa-
sionally child will be domineering
and mean, but that child is unusual
and is in need of medical and mental
care.
1t is important that family
group grow up respecting one an
others rights and privileges. It is
important, too. that each learns his
limitations. Left to themselves the
usual group establishes its own code
and executes it. Grown-up people
should keep out of such matters
unless an emergency calls for inter-
ference. That will speak for itself
when the time comes.
Evening star., 1940-07-16
By ANGELO PATRT.

Tom is IL and Harold is 9. Usu-
ally they get on we'll together, the
younger following the older cheer
fully and Loyalty. But every so often
Harold takes advantage of his older
brothers consideration for him to
annoy him.
''Now listen, Harold. Don't do
that again. I almost had the wing
glued on when you knocked my
elbow. I don't mind it when you
can't help it, but when you do it on
purpose I just won't stand for it"
"Oh, you never want to have any
fun"
"Shut up. I have to do this care
fully and I can't talk or fool with
you"
Pooh. Your old airplane Think
It's so much, don't you? I could
make a better one if I was as old
as you. I bet you I could make a
better one right now if you lend me
your things"
"All right. Keep still. Now look
out. If you do that again you're
going out of here and you're going to
stay out until I get through. You
hear me. I mean it. All right.
Now you go out and you stay out"
and the older brother swung the
younger one through the doorway
and gave him couple of resounding
swats on the seat as he did so. Then
he slammed the door and locked it.
Harold's howls resounded through
the house.
stop that noise" called mother
from the kitchen.
Tom, he put me out and he hit
me, too"
"All right. You asked for it, I've
Evening star., 1940-07-16

How pretty you look" will be the
immediate reaction of everybody
who sees you in this! It has the
smart long torso line, and the waist
Is drawn in to supple, smooth slim
ness by a sash bow in the back.
Frills are always sweet and COOL
looking in hot weather, and in this
frock they're cleverly used to accent
the charm of the silhouette. Three
little bows, beneath the heart
shaped neckline, add a beguiling
touch of flattery. The skirt flares
gracefully.
This frock is so decorative in it
self that you can dispense with
jewelry entirely on hot days-just
wear it with q big hat and your best
smile! Silk print, batiste, spun
Evening star., 1940-07-16
deason Fashion Picture Presents Problem Woer
Give Summer Clothes New
Life With Accessories;
Shawls Very Helpful
Beautiful Piece of Costume
Jewelry Gives Fresh Look
To a Much. Worn Outfit
BY HELEN VOGT.

you're afflicted with case the midseason doldrms the
screaming fashion meem Of the
conscious women at this time don't
that the stores should try franicaly get rid Of all
when there months
to strike
and hats coats displayed
dows in the middle Of July but that's fashion
up some really
buys in the of clothes.
undoubtedly give your weary wardrobe boost
and there lots
strain originality bank First
all clothes cleaned You'll be happier
they look almost like togs See that the hem tackled where
decide
safety
exactly satisfactory duty Don't
gradually
Evening star., 1940-07-16
BY FRANCESCA MCKINNEY.
OUR SCOUTS SUGGEST

OUR SCOUTS SUGGEST
A box Of various Chinese teas in
bags, so that guests may take their
choice. or if you are trying to find
the tea that the family likes best
this is an excellent way to try out
the different kinds. :.
If you plan to give the bride
glassware for her table, don't over
look the shaded glass which is really
lovely. You may get it in almost
any color which will never come
of as it is baked on to the glass to
make it permanent. =.
When going on a trip be prepared
for that inevitable costume party
that will be given before you return
from your vacation. Mandarin coats
solve the problem nicely and we
know where you can purchase some
truly magnificent ones. The antique
materials, colors and embroidery are
in perfect condition, and it will be
well worth your while to get one of
these handsome coats before they
oAC oAA SOAACs
New are candlesticks that offer
an opportunity for the hostess to
have different types of holders on
the table, and yet only own one set.
Each candlestick is composed Of
four parts and = Hurricane globe.
Just wait until you see the tricks
you can do with them! Being in
sections it is a simple matter to
keep them clean.
A solid crystal reindeer head with
long antlers makes an attractive
piece for your living room table. A
pair of them would make stunning
book Lends. =.
If you are looking for a small
gift to take to your week END hostess
that is different" the answer lies
in an assortment Of cheesea that
comes arranged on bed Of shredded
cellophane in gift boxes -.
Pale amber highball glasses with
square crystal feet are lovely for
any type of cold beverage that you
are planning to serve ut your next
The Auxiliary suitcase" although
made especially for men, can be
used by women just as well. The
case is Of tan leather, and contains
Evening star., 1940-07-16
Tipping Problem Often
Puzzles inexperienced
Young Vacationers
No Hard and Fast Rules Can Be
Applied, as Circumstances
May Cause Exceptions
, smart VOmen everywhere.


BY KAY CALDWELL AND ALDEN HAhklSON
cynical tipping you
with
pocket when need it.
Plenty Of people will with this rueu observation during
This the vacation
little experience travelling spent little time resorts you'll
snt puzzg the problem of when and how dig
purse or your pocket
letters received working
writes:
Once spend week at good hotel in small
American and the about $40 Each time
in doubt about how much when tip Won't
please some information on this subject soon?"
going the matter working Girl" and
other Let's follow the girl the hotel
back and deal with all Of the situations which she'll encounter
where tips required.
ALL the taxi driver should 50cen ride Is
ride costing dollar roughly
Evening star., 1940-07-16
cents for a tea room check of less
than q dollar, is ridiculous.

than q dollar, is ridiculous.
The customary tip for a waiter is
10 per cent of the check; slightly
more when the check is small. The
Is cent minimum mentioned above
applies only to first class restaur-
ants. If you are eating in tea
room, or q restaurant with bare
tables or paper napkins, 10 cent
tip Is quite all right for a check
of less than a dollar. And If you're
grabbing crullers and coffee at the
counter in Ptomaine Tommy's,
you'll probably cause a mild SEN
sation If you leave a nickel.
Which is just another way Of say
ing that no tipping rule can be abb
solute. Consider the kind Of place
you're eating In, the kind Of service
you get, and the state Of your own
finances. Joe Gotrox, who drives
up to Ye Sandwiche Shoppe In =
custom-built roadster, will natural
ly be expected to tip more generous
ly than Pete Poorfolks, who ar
rives through courtesy Of bor-
rowed street car pass.