Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 5

THE STATE JOURNAL AUGUST 21, 1918 WEDNESDAY ii ii Ti MM In World of Society and Women Hair Removed TUi method for removing tra-perfiaoas hair Is totally different from all others because It attacks hair under the skin as well as on the skin. It does this by absorption. Only srenalne De Miracle has a money-back: guarantee In each package At toilet counters In 60c, and 92 alses or by mail from us In plain wrapper on receipt of price FREE bok with testimonials of highest authorities ex plains what canaes hair on face, neck and arms, why It Increases and how DeMlracle devitalises it mailed In plain sealed envelope ok rosaest. DeMlracle, Park. Ave.

and 120th St New York. Ostrich Plumes Return to Favor THE KIDDIES' CORNER i.a sup Mr. Spider. "But I can tell by the vibrations." Just then the thread in his toe began to shake, and Dicky grew quite excited, but Mr. Spider paid no attention to its shaking.

"I'm sure there must be something in your web, for see the thread shake!" exclaimed Dicky when Mr. Spider made no move to answer the wire. "No indeed," laughed Mr. Spider. "It was only the wind shaking the web.

You can't fool me! I can tell the difference between the two vibrations every time." Dicky peeked out, and, sure enough, the web was empty, hut when it shook again Mr. Spider made a dash up his stairway Dicky and Happy Giggles at his heels. There in the web fluttered a little yellow butterfly, but before Mr. Spider could reach its side the yel-low wings had torn the web, and the poor, frightened little butterfly had dropped to the grasses beneath and Dicky, not seeing the whole, tumbled through after it. Dicky picked himself up from the grass.

Happy Giggles was gone, but there in the sunlight sparkled the web. Mr. Spider was busy mending a torn place, and from the grasses a beautiful butterfly darted away to the clover fields. I We have purchased the Capitol Bakery The interior has been remodeled and placed in first class condition. We will be open for business Monday, Aug.

19, and solicit your patronage. Pore Rye Bread, French Bread Twists our Specialty. CHICAGO BAKING CG. 1010 X. Cedar St.

Citz. 8891 General John J. Pershing the American Leader "over there" who has his eyes on Berlin as his ultimate objective. We recommend our invisible bi-focals for near and far vision. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED See our windows for life size portrait of General Pershing 'OWLE' We Are at Your For the Best Glasses Service OPTICAL STORE mm For Heating 1 Political Advertisement- SAMl'KL S.

RILEY. Candidate for Register of Deeds, on the Republican ticket. Born in the United States. Resident of Ingham county 37 years. Xever held oflice.

First time a candidate for ollice. Chairman of the Republican citj committee of Lansing for 10 years. Am asking the support of the Republicans of "the county, only on condition that they feel I have earned the recognition. Your support at the primaries Aug. 27 will Ik- appreciated.

LAST CALL Women's $7 Patent Oxfords now Wear With Spats Later. twl Choc sstobk Amcao S5lO SOUTM W. MINOTOW I Sudden Service Shoe Menders If IIMIf II if Want Ads Bring Results MS For Threshing ienriter Fair. Sizes 2Yz to 8. Dancing Roller Skating Bathing Fishing Boating Good usic INTERIOR DECORATING, PAINTING AND WALL PAPER HANGING Workmanship Guaranteed QUARMBY'S 331 South Washington MO Rooms European Plan Fireproof For completeness of service, convenience of location and modei ation in charges, Great Northern Hotel ranks high in the estima tion of all who know RATES PER DAY Single, detached bath, $1.50 $2 private $2.50 to $5 vo persons $3 to $6 JOHN C.

O'NEILL, Manager THRIFT STAMPS If you trill put the difference between the actual price of some of the attractive things in our stock and the price you would expect us to charge for them, into Thrift Stamps, you'll kill three birds with one stone. You'll get the thing you wanted for yourself, you'll stick some extra Thrift Stamps on your card, and you'll be helping us to pay the rent. "We are proving every day that you don't have to be wealthy to trade at a first-class jewelry store. MORGAN'S The Hallmark Store. ALWAYS GOOD Cuticura Soap Is My Ideal for preserving, purify-syJ 'n2 beautifying The Complexion Hands and Hair I Especially whenpreced- isA jT ed by touches of Cuticura jurf Ointment to pimp! es, VyJft redness, roughness and yll dandruff.

For 8am pie each free by mall afi- 1 drew post card: "Cuticura. Iff throughout the world. Soap 25c. I Ointment 25 and 50c. I 5 5EAT XOSOIIEKnI HwELchicago: acison BtixL Dearborn SS Qmiuy Streets Opposite ftwt Office 1 SOCIAL House rarty at Lake.

Honoring guests from Bay City a house party is being held at the Turner cottage at Pine lake, Mrs. George Kimball, 1415 East is chaperoning the affair. Among the guests are the Misses liuth Covatt, Mary McKenzie and Eveline Atwell of Bay City and the Misses Margaret McKenzie, Agnes McKenzie, Annabelle Bachler. Anna Kaien and Goldie Kimball of Lansing. Give Six O'clock Dinner.

Mrs. Floyd Stahl. Frances Apartments, entertained at 6 o'clock dinner, Tuesday evening the young of the Stahl Brothers store. There were 14 guests. Tabitha Picnic.

Tabitha society members are invited to attend the picnic supper to be held at the Keller farm west of the city Thursday. All guests are asked to meet at the home of Mrs. Hans Wilde, 300 South Pine promptly at 9 o'clock. Make Delayed Announcement, Marriage of Laura daughter of Mrs. L.

Force, East Lansing, to John M. Madison, Feb. 28, has just been announced. Mr. and Mrs.

Madison will be at home at 616 West Allegan st. after Sept. 1, and delayed announcement of their marriage until their home arrangements had been made. Hold Annual Reunion. The thirteenth annual reunion of the McQuiston family was held at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas McQuiston, 1016 St. Joseph 19 families being represented in the attendance. The three remaining sons of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert McQuiston were present, the eldest, Wallace McQuiston. being nearly S6 years old. The service Hag displayed by the family bore 11 stars, eight of the 11 boys being overseas or on Uncle Sam's war ships. After the picnic dinner in Potter park the meeting was called to order for business. Local Druggist Glad to Have the Agency For Goldine Encouraging to Sec Daily Improvement Among the Many I'scrs.

Let us have a talk with you and tell of Goldine's great help and what it is doing for people who have tried it. There may be a great change in you after giving Goldine a trial. A simple herb remedy that seldom fails in bringing the desired results for cases of stomach trouble, indigestion, nerves and weakened condition. A genuine tonic, nervine and strengthener. rora neighboring towns and all over the state we hear the glad messac "GOLDINE HELPED ME." For sale in Michigan at Robiason Drug Lansing, also at the Economy Drug store, Owosso, and H.

W. Zalman's, Perry, Mich. Advertisement. GET RID OF THAT Free Trial Treatment on Kequest. Ask also for my "pay-when reduced" offer.

My treatment has often reduced at th rate of a pound a day. No dieting, no exercise, absolutely safe and sure method. Mrs. E. Bateman writes: Have taken your treatment and It Is wonderful how It reduces.

It does just as you say. I have reduced a pound a day and feel fine. Mrs. Anna Schmidt writes: I weighed ITS pounds before I started your treatment and I now weigh 13S pounds. You may print this If you like.

These are just examples of what my treatment can accomplish. Let me send you more proof st my exppnse. DR. R. NEWMAN', Licensed Physician 286 Fifth Avenue, New York, Desk K-407 THAT CHANGE IN WOMAN'S LIFE Mrs.

Godden Tells How It May be Passed in Safety and Comfort, Fremont, O. "I was passing through the critical period of life. being forty-six years of aga and had all the symptoms incident to that change heat flashes, nervousness, and wa3 in a general run down condition, so it was hard for me to do my work. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound was recommended to me as the best remedy for my troubles, which it surely proved to be.

I feel better and stronger in every way since taking it, and the annoying symptoms have disappeared." Mrs. M. Godde 925 Napoleon St, Fremont, Ohio. Such annoying symptoms as heat flashes, nervousness, backache, headache, irritability and "the blues," may be speedily overcome and the system restored to normal conditions by this famous root and herb remedy, Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

If any complications present themselves, write the Pinkham Medicine Lynn, for suggestions how to overcome them. The result of forty years experience is at your service and your letter held in strict confidence. For a Chafed Skin Over 100,000 people have proven that nothing relieves the soreness like Sykes Comfort Powder One box proves its extraordinary healing power. Fleshy people take notice. 25c at the Vlnol and other drug stores The Comfort Powder Boston, Mas.

Dicky Visits Mr. Spider. Dicky sat watching a great big spider web. Mr. Spider was no where in sight, but the minute a poor, silly tly caught his toe in the web out darted Mr.

Spider and quickly pulled the poor fly away under a leaf. "Now, how did he know that poor fly was in there, I'd like to know?" mused Dicky. A gentle breeze from behind lifted Dicky off the ground and blew "Come Right In." him over the web, and his toe caught in the silken mesh just as the poor fly's had. Quick as wink Mr. Spider came running out.

My. how he laughed when he saw Dicky with Happy Giggles standing behind him. "Dicky was just wondering how you knew when anything landed in your net" laughed Happy Giggles. "So I made him tiny and blew him in." He led Happy Giggles and Dicky into his living room under the cool shade of a leaf. He sat down on a spider chair and caught hold of a thread of the web by his toe.

"You see I can sit back here an the shade and sleep or rest and by holding this thread, I can easily tell when anything drops into my web" Mr. Spider explained. "The thread acts just like a telephone" said Happy Giggles. But Mr. Spider listens with his toe instead of his ears." Dicky thought this very funny and had a good laugh.

"Well, hardly that!" exclaimed Good Form Hints How a woman behaves to other women is the index of her acquaint- ance with good form. Very often girls who are anxious to know all the rules of etiquet which concern' men have not the slightest interest in knowing what deference they should pay to their mothers. As a general rule, a girl's attitude toward all older women should be very much the same as the attitude of a man to women. She must rise when an older woman enters the room and remain standing until her senior is seated and she must perform every possible service an older woman may require. The older woman should know how to accept those attentions graciously and as a right, else they betray an ignorance of some very sensible rules of good form.

Doctor Prescribes Vinol For Schoolboy To Create Strength After Sickness. Vineland. X. J. "I am a schoolboy.

17 years of age. and typhoid lever left me weak and debilitated so I had to stay out of school three months my doctor prescribed Vinol. It has built up my strength and now I am feeling fine." S. E. Bunce.

The reason Vinol was so successful in this boy's case, is because it containes beef and cod liver liver peptones, iron and manganese pep-tonates and glycerophosphates, the very elements needed to build up a weakened, run-down system, make rich, red blood and create strength. C. J. Rouser. Campbell Darling.

E. L. Robertson Son, Dr. S. Watley and druggists elsewhere Advertisement.

0 DANCING AT WAVERLY PARK Commencing Wednesday evening under new management. FENWAY A SMART LION STYLE WITH PLENTY OF TIE SLIDE SPACE OLDEST BRAND IN AMERICA tmircs mT colum co. thct. m. ion (pilars Publicity chairman Mrs.

E. H. Clark. 703 Townsend Bell phone No. 20.

Red Cross Headquarters. 207 City National Bank building Open 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.

daiiy and Monday. Tuesday and Wed- eveninps. Surgical Dressing Shop, Elks Home Open from 1 to 5 p. m. and Tuesday evening.

Garment Shop. Elks Home Open 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.

daily and Monday evening. Knitting Rooms, first floor Elks home Open 1 p. m. to 5 p. m.

daily. Civilian Relief, first floor Elks home Open 10 to 12 a. m. and 1 to 5 p. m.

French Relief. Landing Women Club house. South Washington ave. Material and sewing headquarters and rummage sale. Open 1:30 p.

m. Tuesdays and Saturdays. Mrs. A. T.

Vandervoort, 2652. Melting pot. War board headquarters. I owney house Open 9 a. m.

to 6 30 p. m. Sotdiers' Comfort unit, first floor State block, Allegan st. and Washington ave. Open 2 to 5 p.

and Monday evenings. Snlvage shop Open 8 a. m. tn 5 p. Saturdays till 9 p.

m. Those having donations to make will kindly communicate with Mrs. Seth H. Jones, buyer. Bell phone S5.

Citizens phone 2277. Canteen headquarters 110 and 112 West Ottawa Mrs. William Donovan, chairman. Entre Xous club members and women of the South Baptist. Central M.

Pilgrim Congregational and First Baptist churches and of the Order of Eastern Stars will sew in the garment shop at the Elks' temple Thursday. The American Red Cross is rendering a great service not only to the soldiers in the camps and in the battle zone, but also to the families of soldiers at home. Many Michigan troops are now training at Camp Wheeler, and the Red Cross there has issued the following statement: "If you desire information about your soldier at Camp Wheeler, his health, his welfare, his financial provision for his dependents at home, a letter addressed to T. Elly-son Simpson, associate field director, American Red Cross. Camp Wheeler, will bring you such information.

A nnouncements The aid society of St. Paul's Evangelical church will give an ice cream social Thursday evening. Artemo club members will hold a picnic supper and meeting at Potter park Thursday afternoon. Art Craft club members will be entertained by Mrs. M.

D. House, 305 Smith Thursday afternoon. Phi Gamma Chi club members are to be guests of Mrs. George Muir, 925 West Kalamazoo instead of with Mrs. Rowley, Thursday afternoon.

Members of the Degree of Honor will hold a regular meeting at the residence of Mrs. George Spaulding, 110 South Holmes Thursday afternoon at 2:30. Mrs. Alberta Clawson. 421 West Maple will entertain the members of the Women's Relief Corps Thursday at 1 o'clock.

Sewing will be done for the Red Cross. First Society of Spiritualists will hold a business meeting, supper and circle at the home of Mrs. C. J. Harris, 1921 East Michigan Friday evening.

The public is invited. WOMEN REPORT WINDOW PEEKER BUSY AT MORRICE to The Journal. MORRICE, Aug. 21. Women who are living alone, and those with the sick are complaining, that a man prowls around their homos at night and looks in at the windows.

This man has been seen and recognized and is a young man. His present oc- oupation of a window-peeker is causing much annoyance, and has resulted in a wholesale order for firearms among the defenseless ones in town. Soft Coal Arrives. Another carload of soft coal has lieen received at the elevator here, and is being drawn out of town by the farmers. Bees Are Busy.

Bees are at work on buckwheat blooms and the honey made from this is excellent and white. TEN PASS EATON COUNTY TEACHER EXAMINATIONS Special to The State Journal. CHARLOTTE, Aug. 21. Ten ladies passed, out of a class of 16, that took the recent Eaton county rural school teachers' examination at the circuit court room in the court house here, this being the smallest number to take the examination in years.

Those who passed are Blanche M. Ely, Eaton Rapids, and Ariel Van Vleet, Vermontville. R. 4, who received second grade certificates, and the following eight, who received third grade certificates: Eleanor Dryer, Lansing. R.

6: Laura E. Hamilton, Nashville; Mildred Jordan, Vermont, ville, R. M. Ethelyn Smith, Sun-field; Bernie Lillian Spies, Vermontville, R. Hazel Estelle Twitchell, Dimondale, R.

1: Maebelle Vreeland, Grand Ledge; Dorothea Wells. Eagle, R. 2. LANSING EAGLES ATTEND SOCIAL AT GRAY HOME About three hundred members of the Lansing Aerie of Eagles attended the social given Tuesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Si. F. Gray, South Cedar for the benefit of the Lansing Eagles now in military service. The social netted about $50. One of the revenues aside from ice cream profits was the flower sale, Mr.

and Mrs. Walter J. Whitely having contributed several hundred gladioli for the occasion. Industrial School band put on a program or patriotic and popular airs. Lansing Aerie of Eagles has now over 100 men in service and will assume the responsibility of paying these soldier members dues.

It is probable that another similar affair will be planned before the season closes and that a series of winter dances will help swell the benefit fund. COAL Ohio, West Virginia and Canncl, Lump. Egg and Mine Run. Get your supply now. TfV-tT r.ll "It cr.

MOVING PICTURE FUNNIES Patent Applied For. Cut out the plct'ire on all rout rides. Then carefuliy fold dotted Una Its entire length. Then dotted Una I. and so on.

Fold each sectloe underneath accurately. When completed turn over and you'll And rjrprislng result. Save the picture For Easy Dishwashing in Hot Weather Wash the dishes in cool or lukewarm water, using a real naptha soap, such as Fel-Naptha. The splendid combination of soap and naptha dissolves grease thoroughly and rapidly and it's no time before the dishes are clean and sparkling. No need to heat water for the dishes Fels-Naptha works splendidly in water of any temperature.

Use Fels-Naptha and do away with the daily discomforts of hot weather dishwashing Your own grocer sells Fels-Naptha in the red and green wrapper. Marinello Shop SOFT WATER SHAMPOO Try our new Week End Boxes, only 10c. Very convenient for traveling. Also $4.00 motor case for $3.00. ollie Devlin 507 TUSSIXG BLDG.

Bell 1133-M Cltt. 9808 Phone for Appointment. "Druggists Price Advance For over a year now we have succeeded in maintaining our old prices, principally by virtue of a big increase in sales, which reduced our overhead cost. For our fiscal year ending July 1. 1918.

our Bales amounted -to over a million dollars an increase of 58 per cent over tho preceeding year. We had hoped to brlgde the war period without a change in prices on Vick's Vapo-Rub but we find that our economies do not keep pace with our rising costs. It is with sincere regret, therefore, that we are forced to announce an increase, effective August 1. which will make it necessary to retail Vapo-Rub at 30c, 60c and $1.20 The Vlck Chemical Co. Greensboro, N.

C. UPON LEGGED BEAR.1. After several seasons of total eclipse as a st5-le factor ostrich, in every form, fringe, plume, tip, curled, uncurled, burnt, glycerined and treated and mistreated in every conceivable way is again enjoying its place in the sun of fashion's smile. Paris, London and American designers have received the lovely feather with open arms and adapt it for every part of the costume from hats to slippers. This autumn hat is of fold on fold of black satin, bound with velvet and crested with burnt ostrich.

Letters were read from several of the boys in service. The report of the secretary showed one death and two births during the year. Westminster Picnic. Westminster Presbyterian church is to hold its annual church and community picnic Thursday afternoon at East Side park. Sports and a ball game have been arranged for a part of the program to be followed by supper at 6:30.

Transportation will be provided from 1:30 to 2 o'clock from the church. Wedding at Harbor Springs. Miss Enid Harger of Lansing and John Sager of Burt lake, were married Tuesday afternoon at Old Trail tavern, near Harbor Springs. Rev. John H.

Wilson, evangelist, of Winchester. officiated. Miss Harger was a former teacher in the Foster ave. school. Mr.

Sager is the proprietor of the Buckeye house at Burt lake. PERSONAL Mark Smith, manager of the Korff is in Detroit. Miss Elsie Besch, West Ottawa is visiting friends in Syracuse, N. T. Mrs.

W. N. Isbell. Sycamore has returned from a northern Michi. gan trip.

Mr. and Mrs. Arch Stabler and family of Detroit are visiting Lansing relatives. Mrs. Frank Servis, S22 South Pine who has been ill for two weeks in not gaining.

Miss Elizabeth Madden and niece, Elizabeth Ann Donnelly, are visiting friends in Alma. George W. Campbell. West Franklin has returned from a trip in northern Michigan. Dr.

and Mrs. J. E. Mclntyre left Tuesday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs.

O. Mclntyre of Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fiedler, Holt, are visiting Mrs.

Fiedler's sister, Mrs. A. H. McGilvary, Oscoda. Miss Neenah Kyes, 1125 Seymour has left to be the guest of friends in Marshall and at Gull lake.

Mr. and Mrs. William Hoelzle, 1017 N'orth Pine are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Herman Monhke, St.

Johns. Mrs. A. O. Bourassa and daughter, Lois, West Branch, are visiting Mr.

and Mrs. William Kantlehner, Willow st. Miss Isabella Wilson, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Carlyle A. Gray, South Cedar has returned to her home in Traverse City.

Miss Francelia Smith has made arrangements to enter Lake Forest University School of Music, Lake Forest, 111., this fall. She will specialize in piano and physical training. The average number of horses killed in Spanish bull fights every year exceeds 5,000, while from to 1,200 bulls are sacrificed. Saving Wheat is only one good point for FSrTQAST.ES (MadcOfCorn) and next week you will find us at our new location, corner of Capitol ave. and Washtenaw just one block west of our present location.

Geo. The Illustrated Model is a LA CAMILLE CORSET With Ventilo Back and Front Designed for medium stout figures, owing to elastic insert extending down over diaphragm is especially good for vocalist. Fine strong couttl $6.00 Other models suitable for every type of figure. S3, $4 to $15 Post operative fittings a specialty. Layettes and Rompers.

Machine and hand made at all prices. THE FENTONS Corset and Baby Shop 114 YV. Allegan St..