Austin American-Statesman from Austin, Texas • 5

THE STATESMAN l'AGi: FIVE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1918. OCIETY sV I d)4ir Mr. MYRTI The next time you buy calomel ask for Hours 9 JO a. to Ui3 p. m.

Daily a to 5 p. m. on Saturday 3 OKESi OLD 124 NEW 14t AUTUMN with its Falling Leaves of Golden Brown is almost here Our Mew Dresses, Suits and Coats Are Here The Models are Entrancing. Prices start at $19.50 nuutuuiiftiHmiiiiiiiiniuiiuiininii Many New Arrivals IN WOMEN'S and MISSES' Ready-to-Wear and Millinery See Them Tomorrow AS VIE WILL BE Note the Extraordinary Specials on Sale Friday: Very Choke Silks in Special Sale Friday TANCV Satins and Taffetas, beautiful color combinations, Fall colorings, values Of CA A to $2.00 on sale Friday only, yard. vv losed Saturday "MOST OF THE TIME-" Most of the time the mists are lifted; Most of the time the skies are blue; Down from above in floods is drifted, Most of the time an orient hue; Hark to my rhyme: Heaven showering smiles on you Most of the time.

Most of the time the trees are singing Psalmody scet that softly swells; Most of the time blithe birds are brius-ins Jovial lays from gyhan dells; Hark to my rhyme: Earth a melodious story tells Most of the time- Most of the time fair winds are blowing. Freighted with perfumes manifold; Most of the time is greenaward growing Fattening flocks on hill and wold; Mark you my rhyme: Earth is engaged in garnering gold Most of the time- Most of the time as evening darkens Skies are aglow with beacons bright; Most -of the time whoever barkens Catches the caroled song of night; List to my rhyme: Midnights are buoyant bowejs of light Most of the time. Louis Waterman. The purified calomel tab let that are entirely free of all sickening and ali-vating effects. MtdidoJ virtnet nlly unproTeJ.

CiartatetJ by jnt irofgiit. Soil olj ia waled ptckaf ei. Price 35c ACCOUNT HOLIDAY CostumeVelvem-50 $1.50 Silk Faille $1.09 Friday only, aria these are new Autumu shades, HEAVKK. TAUPE AND CLACK, 32 ACK, 32 $2.50 inches wide; the yard only. 36 inches wide; very special, the yard $1.09 SnamamsS Enfield.

Mrs. Baker was before her marriage Miss Luella Tankersley, a prominent University girl. Friday Sale Cotton Fabrics Serpentine Crepe 35c Mrs. R. C.

Lowry spent a few day 9 in -Austin last week on her way to Dallas to make her home with her parents. Judge and Mrs. Skiles, while her 29c Values 19c Harry Morey and Betty Btythe husband is in the East. 'VTEW assortments Japanese and Serpentine Crepe, 32 Suiting, Miss Mary Shelton of Waco Is visit pOTTON Poplin and Su iu plain color, fancy at Queen Friday and Saturday color, inches wide, pretty Ki- ido, pretty Ki- OT signs; elelL plaid and stripes; Fri- 4(1 niona desit All the Best-Dressed -Women Will Be Wearing Black Satin Frocki litis Fall, Simple In Line snd CoIUrlrsj, But Enriched With Braiding Ot Embroider)'. r-y In Pictorial Review Patterns For October All thr Newest Modcli Will Be Found day, yard XV ing with Misses Dorothy Wilcox and Jeanette Collctt while making arrangements' for the opening of the Pi Ueta Phi house-Mr.

and Mrs. W. B. Duncan expect a visit from Lieutenant and Mrs- Howell Duncan for the opening of the University. There will be a musical program Saturday night at 8:30 at the Iiell Air-dome for the benefit of the Red Cross.

The program is as follows: Orchestra, "The National Spirit." by Central Christian Sunday School orchestra. "The Glow Worm Dance," by Miss Inez von Rosenberg. Reading, "How the La Rue Stakes Were Lost," Mrs. Black. Song, "That's the Kind or a Baby for Me," Miss Helen Morris Violin solo, selected, Miss Pearl Sibley.

Orchestra, "Rose D'Amour." "Forgot Me Not" dance. Miss Mar-garent Weinert and Miss Margaret Koch. Tenor solo, selected, L- Clamp. Song, Miss Elizabeth Joseph. A dance by Miss Marian Hutcbings 85c Crepe 69c CJeorgettc Silk mixed 36-inch Crepe," plain color and fancy designs; Friday only, gjj Wash Remnants One lot of Cotton Wash Fabrics, up to r0e yard on 4 sale Friday, the yard.

lut Mrs. JojjGilbert has called a meeting of her workers in the Y. W. C. A.

campaign tomorrow afiernoon at 5 o'clock at her home in West Avenue. ii ceuu Misses Florence Cartledge and Theresa Martin have returned from a viait in San Antonio, whore they were the guests of Mrs- R. A. Richey. and Miss Etta Bain.

Miss Louise Bartledge lias gone to -r vvl the teachers' institute at Angleton and 1 "I Song by Miss Elizabeth Joseph. Orphestra selected. "Star-Spangled Banner." will go next week to Albert, wbcre she will teach Latin In the high school. Silk Remnants in Plain and Fancy Designs On Sale Friday BLANKETS and COMFORTS at Cash-Saving Prices A wedding of great interest in Aus Mrs. J- D- Frank and little daughter, tin was that of A.

J. Eilers Jr. of Austin and Miss Katinka Weinert of Floy Edna, will leave for Dallas in a few days, where they will make their Seguin, which occurred in San An future home. it? in tonio Tuesday afternoon at Fort Sam Houston, where Mr. Eilers ia in train Mrs.

A. J. Eilers has returned from ing. Colorado Springs, where she spent the summer months. Mrs.

Eilers is a daughter of F. Weinert. manager of the warehouse Agency and marketing department and for 4 merly State Senator from Seguin. Mrs. A.

Fonda and Miss Luella Fonda have returned from a vacation in New York and Maryland. Agency RtDFERN Corsets The wedding was not expected to take place quite so soon, but because of the uncertainty of the movements Mrs. Clyde Westbrook of Melton is 1 of the soldiers the date was changed. Only a few relatives of the bride were present. Miss Ella Weinert and Mr.

and Mrs. W. A. Breustedt, brother 18-A-44 and sister. IIAIiy MOREY AND BETTY BLYTIIE in Vitagraph Blue Ribbon Featur GAME OF 1 visiting her parents, Mr.

am Mrs. Mitchell, 4101 Avenue Hyde Park. Mrs- F. S. Bowman and daughter, Miss Ethel, have returtied from-a visit in Oklahoma and Dallas.

B- Badger of Marble Falls visited the families of M. H. Reed and R. T. Badger last week.

Japan Not Misplaced In Democracy's War Medical Association Cancels Meeting LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. 4 Wartime conditions have caused the can cellatlon of the annual meeting of the Mississippi Valley IMedlcal tlon, which was to have been held Tn Louisville, Oct. 15 to 17. Dr. Henry Knos Tuley of Louisville, secretary of the association, announced that this decision was arrived at through a mail vole.

The reason for the decision, he said, was thnt a very large proportion of the membership of the association is in military service and those at home felt that they should not further tax an overburdened transportation sys tetn. Mrs. Maggie Haynes has returned from a visit in. North Texas- Miss Maud Cartledge is In San Antonio with R. A.

Richey. For a Weak Stomach. The great relief afforded by Chamberlain's Tablets in a multitude, of oases has fully proven the great value Hairy Morey, one of photoplay's most convincing and popular stars, came to motion pictures with Vita-graph, after a successful career in musical comedy, and never has left Vita-graph. He was co-starred with Alice Joyce in "Whom the God's Destroy," "The Courage of Silence" and "The Third Party," and also appeared in two special features, "Within the Law" and "Womanhood, the Glory of the Nation." Mr. Morey has won highest praise for his forceful characterizations in Blue Ribbon features, notably "Who Goes "His Own People," "The Other Man." "The Desired Woman," "A Bachelor's Children" and "The Golden Goal." He has an exceptional ly strong role in "A Game WSth Fate' the Blue Ribbon feature, which will be the attraction at the Queen Theater tomorrow and Saturday.

The story, which was written especially for him by Tom Terriss, Vita-graph director, is that of the young millionaire who wagers he. can get himself sentenced to death for a murder, which never was committed. He is saved from the electric chair only by the faith of the girl who loves him and who love proves stronger than the evidence which convicts him. Betty Blythe makes her first appearance as leading woman in Blue Ribbon features in the role of the girl, and in the supporting cast are Percy Standing, Denton Vane, Robert GaiHard and Stanley Walpole. The ladies of the Blind Peoples Club will meet at the residence of Miss Tottie Brady in West Seventeenth Street tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, to piece quilts for the poor children of the city.

All members are asked to come and bring thimbles and scissors. Mm- C. M. Miller, president of the King's Daughters Watch and Work Circle, will hold a meeting at her residence Friday afternoon at to discuss matters of business, which should be attended to immediately. All members are requested to be present Mr.

and Mrs. M- H. Goldsmith's guest for the past week was Mrs. W. K.

Clements of Baltimore, who has been to San Antonio to visit her son, Lieutenant Otis Clements, and stopped here on her way home. She also visited Mrs- W. S. Sutton for a few days. of this preparation for a weak stomach and impaired digestion.

In many cases this relief has become permanent and the sufferers have been completely restored to health. MEN FEEL TIRED, TOO. iirh a on Ul ahout tired wom By Associated Press. CLEVELAND. Ohio, Sept- 6.

Japan has the same idcal a a tlio.se to which America la dedicated, declared Tsun-ajiro Miyaoka of Yokohama in an address he delivered before the annual meeting of the American Bar Association- "We stand for the rights of humanity," he added. Mr. Miyaoka formerly was charfte d'affaires and counsellor of the Japanese embaasy In Washington and is regarded as one of the prominent lawyers of Japan- "In this great war," continued Mr-Miyaoka, "it is whispered here and there whether Japan has not misplaced herself In siding with the Allies agaiimt the central empires of Kurope. When President Wilson declared that thla waa a war of democracy versus autocracy, manifestly he did not mean that this was a war of republicanism versus rmvuu-chism. The people of the United States are the last people on North Texas Air Chartered en it must be remembered that men structor to go secretly in pursuit.

He loiters along above or below the timid flier and observes his landing, his control of the plane and his take-offs. A story is told of a cadet who was ordered to map the country between Good for Biliousness. "Two years ago 1 suffered from fre fluent attacks of stomach trouble and Seeing Chamberlain's Tablets advertised I concluded to trjr them, I Improved rapidly." Miss Ktnma Verbryke, Lima, Ohio, also pay the penalty ot overwurn. When the kidneys are weak, inactive uincirit, when one feels tired out propaganda. Germany Is determined that Japan und the United, States Hhall not be friends; Germany today is sowing the seeda of mistrust between us with the same insislunce that has marked her activity In thnt direction ever aince Japan hus become a factor to be considered In world politics.

If you will recall with what punctilious observance of tho rules of civilized warfare Japan fought her wars of HIM -95 and 1904-05 and if you will consider the manner In which we safeguard tho clvi liberty of our people at home, you will perceive that wo place justice and right over material prosperity and military efficiency or achievements in science and In art." Mr. Miyaoka explained the provisions ot the Japanese constitution and legal procedure In Japan and asserted "we lr things In Japan much In the same way as you do in thUi country- "Japan has the name Ideals to which you ere dedicated We stand for the rights of humanity. If In this brief address have made clear to you some of the fundamental principles on which our legislation is based. If I have shown that the Japanese people are not the kind of people to quietly submit to the Invasion of their rights or the curtailment of personal liberty I may congratulate myself on having contributed something toward the better understanding between our two countries." Mrs. Haynie, director of the women's work at Rod Cross headquarters, will talk to the members of the Pearl Jackson Auxiliary at headquarters Friday morning at 10:30.

All members and those interested are requested to be present. and miserable, lacks energy and am bition. Foley Kidney mis are wnn. Wm. H.

Clark, Denton and Waxahachie and then lan at Waxahachie. Many hours later he brought his plane down at Granbury, and then found a grinning instructor waiting for him. The instructor had passed around and over the cadet in the clouds and preceded him to aiiu save viji.i Springfield, Ohio, writes: I found no FORT WORTH, Texas, Sept. 5. All of North Texas is now air charted territory and probably seems just as dangerous and forbidding to some the cadets who are training in Fort Worth as would the territory behind the German lines.

The charting has been done under direction of the aviation officer, and then cross-country flying came into vogue. The young cadet must devote his eighth and ninth weeks to "tour relief from kidney trouuie uiini i ma-covered Folsy Kidney Pills. Now I am earth to deny to another people th EVERY DAY PATRIOTISM. CRKKN KAY, Wis, Sept. 5 Before starting their dally work, employes of a large local dry goods concern (father on the mail floor and for ten minutes sing "America," "The Star Spangled lianoer," "Keep the Home Fires Hurnlng," and other patriotic songs.

ritfht to choose for thumsclves that Miss Anna Bartholomew, -who has been with her grandfather in Michigan for some time, is now visiting with Miss Susan Gilfillan in Franklin, Pa. They will visit in Chicago before returning home. form of government which the latter in A 1 shape. inoy ntv surely. Sold everywhere.

Rnnnrfoxs neroo tnat In cases of thinks is best adapted to themselves. Is not "Germany's1 denial to some of the unfortunate people under her sway ing," or taking trips within 100 miles Of thla city. Cuts, Burns, Bruises and Wounds, the FIRST TRKATMKNT Is most important. When an KFFIOIKNT antiseptic io r.rnmillv there is no danger of the right to choose their own sav-ereifjnty one of the crimes which we His Instructions upon starting out hold her responsible for? The Lnited One Treatment of infection and the wound to States went into the war because the Herman warfare against commerce TRIED MANY, FOUND THE BEST. Cood digestion is the foundation of good health.

Foley Cathartic Tablets keep the bowels regular, sweeten the stomach and tone up the liver. There is nothing better if one desires an old-fashioned, harmless physic gentle in action, yet thoroughly cleansing in effect. J. P. Gaston, Newark, says he used a great many kinds of cathartics, but Foley Cathartic Tablets gave him more satisfaction than any other.

He says they are the test cathartic tablets made. Sold The St. David's Guild will meet on Monday, Sept- 16. at 4:30 in the guild rooms of the church. The members are reminded and urged to make early preparations for the Christmas sale as suggested at the last meeting-Miss Nell Walling has gone to Houston for a visit with Mrs.

Charles Oliphant. She will return about the middle of next week. heal at once. For use on man or boast, BOROZONE is he IDKAL ANTISEPTIC and HEALING iv it- and be ready for an emer was a challenge to all mankind. It is for the vindication of human right that this Nation is Btirred to the core.

with Cuticura Clears Dandruff All Grummet 8-p Olntnwnt A TsItiw 28, gency. I'rice 2Se, r.Oc, $1.00 and $150- Sold by Jeff S- wimnisn. Now Is the time to get your tomatoes for table use and chow-chow purposes. Big shipment just received from folor.ido.-C H. IMldv, 105 V.

4th Ht. "When it is suggested that Japan Is misplaced in this war because this Is a war of democracy against monarchy see the subtle working of Cerman early in the morning read something like this: Travel 100 miles today-fifty east of Fort Worth to Terrell, and return. Make an accurate map of everything you pass over creeks, rivers, cities, railroad lines, bridges, large buildings, etc. You are especially cautioned to map out and denote the railroad approaches to the cities. The young cross-country flier is also warned to designate good landing places for future use.

The map later Is compared with the immense map kept at Benbrook and mistakes are charged against the cadet. A favorite trick played upon the cross-country student is for an in Mrs- K- G- Baker of Kerrville Is visiting her sister, Mrs. B. K. Clark, in Old Confeds to Receive Rates TITLSA.

Sept. 4. Delegates to the twenty-eighth annual reunion YOUR DUTY 10 BE ATTRACTIVE Have Pretty Dark Hair. Society Women' PH A number of tht most ioted Beauties Society have obtained A Grand Assemblage- And an ever-increasing variety of styles iu the new smart models lend an air of distinction to our showing of Women's Ready-to-Wear and Millinery for Autumn and Winter Wear Tome early, and make your selections while stocks are complete Iheir pure sott pearly1 1 white appearance thru r'1 She constant use or An Gouraud's Swellings of the flesh caused by inflammation, cold, fractures of the bone, toothache, neuralgia or rheumatism can be relieved by applying BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT. It should be well rubbed in over the part affected.

Its great healing and penetrating power ea.ses the pain, reduces swelling and restores natural conditions. Price 25c, 50c and 1.00 per bottle. Sold by Jeff S. Wimbish. Harry Morey and Betty Blythe in "A Game With Fate" and a Comedy.

Tom Terriss, director of Alice Joyce, wrote "A Game With Fate," the feature which will be the attraction in the Quern Theater Friday and Saturday. It is a fascinating story of a young millionaire who bets he can get himself convicted of a murder which never was committed. He wins and is saved from the death (hair only by the faith of a girl. Mr- Trrriss wrote the play especially for Harry Morey, who has the featured role. Betty Blythe makes her first appearance as a leading woman in Blue Ribbon features, playing opposite Mr.

Morey, and others in the cast are Percy Standing. Denton Vane, Robert GaiHard and Stanley Walpole. In every home where there are children there should be at bottle of WHITKS CREAM VERMIFUGK. It destroys worms and acts as a tonic in the debilitated system- Price 25c per bottle- Sold by Jeff S. Wimbish.

of the United Confederate evterans and allied organizations, to be held here Sept. 24 to 27, will be granted a transportation rate of 1 cent a mile. The reunion committee is busily engaged in mailing out 100,000 Identification certificates to the 3100 divisions and camps of the organizations. These certificates, supplied by the railroad administration, art to be distributed by the camp commanders to all persons entitled to the reduced rate and must Iks countersigned by the commanders. The rate applies to the United Confederate Veterans, Sons of Confederate Veterans and the Confederated Southern Memorial Association.

Members of the families of the delegates also will be granted transportation at the reduced rate-Delegates will be unable to purchase tickets at the reduced rat unieas the identification slips have been filled out, the committee explained. When the bowels feel uncomfortable and you miss the exhilarating feeling that always follows a copious morning operation, a dose of HERB-IN'E will set you right In a couple of hnnr If tukpn nt herlHme vmt srpt ita Oriental Cream a SendlOc. tor Trial Slzt FFRTV T. HOPKINS SON. Nw York Bvwwwtfgggg "La Creole" Hair Dressing Is the original hair color restorer, and cot a dye.

Applying it to your hair and scalp revives the color giaaos of nature. It is the -only hair color restorer that will gradually darken all your gray or faded hair in thia way. No matter how gray, prematurely gray, faded or lusteriesa your hair might be, "La Creole" Hair Dressing will make it beautifully dark, soft and lustrous. Easily applied by simply combing or brushing through the hair. Don be misled Into buying- some cheap preparation.

USE "LA CREOLE" HAIR DRESSING for gray or faded hair. Sold and guaranteed by all good drug stores everywhere, or pent direct for J1.20 by Van Vleet-Mansfield Drug Co, Mem phis, Teao. (Advt.) MY ii 1 1 Alii ooaerukMioti omottL PIANO INSTRUCTION ART OF SINGING MARGARET RICE Pupil of Leading Conservatories. Experienced Teacher. School Credit Course, Conservatory Course, Teaching and Concert Work.

THE iron vntfvi AN9 HAM SUCM ASCXSr CONCUSS AVf M.ondS. MATTHJESEN uriinaiai til' miin wm ununi i-ri: day. I'rice 60c. Sold by Jess S. Wimbish.

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