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CG THE BUFFALO SUNDAY TB1ES i. grand lecturer of the Grand Court, St ti of New YorK, and Mr. Dethloff E. it in. assistant grand lecturer of the 2( th Amaranth district, responded and arsce speeches of intent to the order.

-i BAHAI ASSEMBLY MEETING. The Bahal Ast4mtly will meet this evrninsr at 8 ciock at the home sr.r. on behalf of Queen Isabel Court presented to Mrs. Sidway a Spanish silk ecarf as a small token of love and esteem. Mrs.

Sidway addressed the members and distinguished visitors In a and gracious 'Mr. Claries W. Mann welcomed Mrs. Sidway in behalf of Cueen Isabel Court. Mr George Staples, commander-in-chief of the Scottish Rite Masons; Mr.

Eds on B. Reu, roy.il patron of Queen LcUse Court, Ko. Z8; Mr. Joseph Jalx- cevrteous and aiSTufied welcome. The court room presented a scene that was s.

delight to th eye, and the many pa' flowers, rich rugs, lighting- ef-fctts and the bean fully' gowned hon-oicd gave It an air of cence and splendor. The degree of the order was con-fered, and later In the evenlns a ban-; qnet was held in tLe dining- room of the Ectitish Rite Cathedral. Vjtb. llf Adelia. McConnell presided Jn the muscles, where an inflammation is setup in the nearby tissues.

Hague has said, that gout is rheumatism, and rheumatism is gout." If uric acid is formed in excess within the body it is passed on to the kidneys, which act as a filter to pass, off this If the excess is not excreted by the kidneys, it is- distributed thru the tissues-, The sites for such storage are in the joints, muscle-sheaths, where the circulation is weakest, and where also the alkalinity of the blood is lowest. Conse Mrs. John Harrison Mills, No. 494 Elmwood. Avenue, and lo this gathering all interested are cordially welcomed.

Arrangements are being perfected for some talks by Mr. James F. Morton. of the New York State Single Tax April 12th. The prizes were' won by Mrs.

Theo. Schmitt. Mrs. E. Resch.

Mrs. Kreiter and Mrs. E. Davis. The next bostes will be Mrs.

N. Nelder-pruem of Adam Street. quently we muse ao everytning throw nff this nrio acid roison. and League, and others. RXTD CROSS SOCIETY 7 A tneetlrg ef th Sheridan Sewing The Pedro' Club was entertained on Thursday bv Mrs.

R. Wil League ef the Red cross Boety will liams of No. 208 Bissell Avenue. Fa-, be held at the home of r. M.

J. a. 147 Hayt Street. Wed Etlf Few Drops When Corns Hurt, Pain Stops! Corns Lift Out i I Don't lex corns ache twice! Lift any corn'or callus off With, fingers Here's magic! Women! Keep on dresser! nesday evening. April 13th.

This vors were won by Mrs. A. Kapfer. Mrs. E.

Burkard and Mrs. F. Elridge. The consolation prize was g-iven to Kaiser. Mrs.

F. Eldrldge of No. 769 KUicott Street will entertain on Thursday. leags Sms teen rga-ntzefl among the 'wotn of An-mmctatlon Church and simple methods are best. Flush the kidneys by drinkincr 6 to 8 glasses of water between meals.

A pint of hot water a half hour before meals. Take Anuria (double or triple strength), three times a day lor awhile. Invigorate and assist the kidneys to flush out the uric acid poisons. During winter months the circulation is apt to be sluggish and the blood stream retarded. If nrio acid is present it is apt to clog the capillaries.

Thin aiKnnntj frtr nritnv scntn nnndi- one day a week is to be devoted te sewtn-g- for the Vase" hospital. Miss Mary Dlnley is the general chairman, The East and West Pedro Club was entertained on Tuesday evening by Mrs. asjtted by Mrs. McDerxnott. It Is requested mB Interested I.

Hunts of Elm Street. Favors were Flush the Kidneys awarded to Mrs. J. Hadler. Mrs.

T. in this wonc attena tn meeting ma Pay and Mrs. C. Schott. The consolation tones day low uric icli caascs Cost, KleiKatlsi.

Lutiasi prise was Riven to Mrs. O. Sch lesser. appears and shortly the corn or callus The next hostess will be Mrs. F.

Henry MASaTJERADE PARTY. will lift off with the fingers of. Sixteenth. Street. Ths last -rfrairouseraas nai'ty oT tire Newsboys will be held "TJturwday, Xth of Anrll.

In the club TOxrma. No. 43 Freezone doesn't eat out the corns or calluses but shrivels them without any Just think! No pain at all; no soreness or smarting when 1 1 1 1-t' cards I on Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Meil-ler of Sherman Street. Prises were South Division Street.

-valuable i prizes will be efrven to the different tions, such as headache, neuralgia, gastric disturbances, and dull mind. As the condition progresses, we often have lumbago, disease of the heart and arteries, breaking down of the kidneys, rheumatism and gouty symptoms. Eat less meat, drink more water, and take Awtnuo (double or triple strength) after meals and at bed time for several weeks at a time, and Sou will be free from nrio acid and ie diseases that follow. 1 No And corn, whether hard, soft or between the toes, will loosen right up and lift out, without any pain. This drug is called freezone and is a' compound of ether discovered by.

a Cincinnati man. i Ask at any drug store for a small bottle of freezone, which will cost but a trifle, but is sufficient to rid one's fet of every corn or callus. Put a few drops upon a tender corn or callus. Instantly the soreness dis applying it or afterwards. (BT L.

H. SMITH. M. It was not until the discovery by Sir Arthur Gerod, in 1S48, that the blood of gouty patients contained uric acid in an excessively large amount, -'that much attention was paid to this subject. Later scientific men learned tbat in gout, also rheumatism, the kidneys do not work properly to throw off the uric aoid poison; consequently uric acid crystals are deposited in and about the joints.

Riven to Mrs. Scheuche, Mrs. Scheuche and Mrs. E. Taylor.

The con- Costumes to be had at Jdxs. Women! Keep freezone- on your The Klvertrtd. Pedro Club wu enter eolation prize was given to Mrs. W. Mersrenhafren.

The next hostess will dresser ana apply a lew. drops wnen Mink, Jo. East Genesee Street. COTERIE tained on Wednesday evening by Mrs. ever a corn begins aching.

Pain stops. be Mrs. Scheuche of High Street. Leo H. Ilertel or Dearborn street.

corn 4 There wlll be a meeting of the board Genuine freezone is sold In little The Kverlastfnar Pedro Club was en bottles packed in a round, wooden Prizes were awarded to Sirs. E. Jelllgr. Mrs. Alen, Mrs.

Leo Hertel and Mrs-VV. -Haagr. The consolation waa won by Mra. C. Hanrahan.

The next hoote Of directors of the Coterte Monday art-ernoon, April lth, at 8:30 o'clock at the Hotfel Iroquola tertalned by Mw J. Frass of Leroy Avenue on Thursday eveningr. Favors case. were awarded Mrs. G.

Guck. Mrs. sr. u. Helns and Mra.

F. E. Rodler. The con will be Mrs. C.

Hanrahan of No. Bleecker Avenue. solation prize was awarded Miss M. vogrt. The next hostess win ie airs.

E. Ihle of No, 20 Roehrer Avenue. Mrs. Roll of Sherman Street en- terUud the J-dly Pedro Clutt Wednes WHERE? CRXIT EQUALS CAf3H" day arcemoon. Farvora were won by Mra.

Jr. wurster. Mrs. C. Krler.

Mrs. C. Toennlesson and Mrs. J. Murphy.

The next hostess will be Mrs. tl. Atwood, Ho. 1004 Genesee Street. The Alice Pedro Club was enter Brass Bed 1 iS Value $22, Price $22, Worth $22, Our Price The Ladies Aid Society of Sacred Heart Churchy was entertained last Thursday afternoon by Mrs.

M. Winkler and Mtss B. Ramspergrer. The prizes were awarded to Mrs. Strasser, Mrs.

Grimm, Mrs. E. Griften, Mrs. T. Reln-hardt, Mrs.

Niederpruem, Mrs. M. Schuesler and Mrs. S. Pinzel, and the consolation prize went to Mrs.

K. Mll-tenbergrer. The hostesses for next week are Mrs. Mary Strasser and Mrs. Au-pusta Genet, who will entertain on Thursday afternoon.

April 19th. Cards at 3:30 o'clock. Friends are invited. tained br Mrs. H.

Bloomfleld. Favors Duof old Suite (3 pieces) Price $65, Worth $65, Our. Price were won by Mrs." N. Butts, Mrs. Bloomfleld, Mrs.

H. Baum. Mrs. J. Mey ers and Mrs.

J. Patterson. The. eogn- eoiaition prise went to Miss Uormao The Merry Jozen Pedro Club was entertained on Wednesday by Mrs. Goeller of No 360 Bissell Avenue.

Fa vors were won by Mrs. Hoos, Mrs. Al FURNITURE HOUSE, Inc. 630033 WULLUAM OTREE7T Mrs. Goeller.

The next hostess i The Utlca Pedro Club met at the home of Mrs. Cleveland Metcalfe in Seventeenth Street on Wednesday The prizes were awarded to Mrs. J. J. Houlihan, Mrs.

Charles Kelly and Mrs. D. R. Weston. The consolation prize went to Mrs.

A. Zimmerman. The next hostess will be Mrs. Dean Weston of Nineteenth Street. will be Mrs.

Kraua of No. 24 Bloom-11 old Avenue cn 19tU The Ften Tan Pedro Club was entertained last Thursday evening by Mrs. 3 Cozy Rooms H. Harms. Favors were awarded to Mra.

G. F. Scar Ion, Mrs. II T. Harms and H.

Harms. The consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. J. A. Camip-bell.

The next hostess will be Mra. J. A. Campbell of Mount Vernon 1 The Casino Pedro Club was: entertained by Mrs. J.

A. Campbell. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. H. KIrkover, Mrs.

Peterson, Mrs. G. F. Scanlon, Mrs. H.

T. Harms. Mrs. Willcoxin and Mrs. C.

Cloug-h. The next hostess will be Mrs. Willcoxin of No. 275 Cumberland Avenue. No firm in the city offers you more liberal inducements than WOLFF'S FURNITURE HOUSE, Inc.

Our liberal credit system you will find safe and easy Our prices much lower than you would pay elsewhere. If you are a shrewd housekeeper, the head of family or newly married' couple, you cannot afford to buy elsewhere. Furnished for $75.00 i Miss M. Colg-an of Hamburg- Street delightfully entertained the Jolly Twelve Pedro Club. Favors were awarded Mrs McMillen, Mrs.

Mery, Miss A. Griffin and Mra Schall. The consolation prize went to Miss M. Griffin: The next hostess will be Mrs. Lavelle of Hamburg; Street.

I Mrs Kelly of Oayug-a Street entertained the Friendly Pedro Club on -Wednesday afternoon. Favors were awarded to Mrs. Weiaer and Mrs. Schaff. Mrs.

will be the next hostess. GET WHAT YOU WANT, WHEN YOU, WANT IT WE DELIVER YOUR GOODS AT ONCE. YOU PAY FOR THEM AS CONVENIENT Our very attractive terms of CREDIT appeal to everybody. An account with us is a pleasant business transaction, and we invite you to become a patron. There are no embarrassing features and at no time are payments asked for which are in excess of your ability to pay.

The Oneida Pedro Club was -entertained by Mrs. William Dalheim of Street last "Wednesday afternoon. Friers were won by Mrs. John Fisher, Mrs. William Dilheim, Mrs.

Peter Gcilwitser an Mm. T. Kern. The next will be Mrs. Val.

Leu the of Or eida Street. a he Hiawatha Pedro Club was entertained on Thrtsday afternoon by Mis. A. Kuhnle of Carlton Street. F.tvors were awaxded to Mrs.

EX Al-fcrd, Mrs. B. "West and Mrs. T. Rockey.

The next hostess win be Mrs. J. M. Piech of No 827 Rast Delavan Avenue oi Thursday, April i6th. The Double Six Pedro Club was P'taeantly entertained by Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Anthony of Wlnslow Avenue last Svday evening: Favors were won by Mrs. Henry Rmff, Mra Val. Le-uthe, M's. Peter Oollwltser.

Mr. Ed. An-tt ny, Mr. Manweller and Mr. Henry Rub.

The next host and hostess will Mr. and Mrs. H. Ruff of High Street. The lioenst Pedro Club was entertained by Mrs.

Kreiter on Thursday, i Mrs. Jentzen of Fox Street entertained the Ever Ready Pedro Club-on Thursday Favors 'were awarded to Mrs. Bunz, Mrs. Wuest and Mra Loeffler. Mrs.

Goepfert will be the next hoetees. 50 3-Piece Parlor Suite, $89. For Baby Here's a Special Offer No. 1. i 1917 Baby Carriage For Baby Here's a Special Offer 1 Nb.

2. 1917 Baby Carriage Reed Carriage with reclining back, reversible gear, heavy QC wheels, $25.00 value. vA OD I Tfc," Joily Elgrht Sewing- Circle was entertained by Mra Jentzen on Tuesday evening-. Mrs. lioeffler will be the next hostess' Stylish and comfortable; iheavy roll body and hood; regular i Miss H.

Macdonald of No. 455 West Ferry Street recently; entertained the Ua Way Girls al her home. Prizes ero won by Helen Dillon, Miss ra Molan. Next hostess wfll Miss Merlon McCarthy of Breckenrldgre 1 tw $10198 value DANDRUFF MAKES I The Patriotic Out will hold a public esrd party at the Assembly Hall of the Telephone Building- on Church and Frsr kiln streets, on Thursday, May 3d. Handsome prizes awarded.

Everybody invited. The Patriotic Pedro Club was enter-ta'ned on Friday evening- by Miss M. Otstrlcher at the home of her sister, Mrs E. Axnvaeher of Sprenser Avenue. The next liostess will be Mrs.

G. of No. 4 Pomeroy Street. Cards at o'clock. HAIR FAIL OUT 25 Cent Bottle of "Danderine" Keeps Hafr Thick, Strong, Girisl Tryjhis! Doubles Beau ty of Your: Hair in Few S89.S0 As shown.

Regular $125.00 value, consisting of large, roomy Arm Chair, Arm.Rocker and Settee. Frames of genuine mahogany or walnut, upholstered in genuine muleskin leather, comfortable and durable. Special WHEEL CHAIR HOME. At fh rneruliir mmntinar rvf thn WVia1 Chkir Home for Incurables, held at the S-Piece Parlor Suite, Only three more sets of our 5 -piece Parlor Suites left, at this remarkable low price. tfJQ Cfl This has been one of our largest sellers and best values.

Only vOTTeDU Prepare for Hot Weather Get a Moments. bi Gibson Refrke rator ,1 SPECIAL ROCKER SALE DINNER SET home on April 9th, it was announced tfiait a rummare sale -will be held, time and place to be given later. Any. person having- articles to will kindly communicate with Mrs. Jessie For-ster, Tupper S917-W, and they will be ealled for.

i An all-day meeting- of the sewing-committee of the Wheel Chair Home will be held at the home. No. 2746 Delaware Avenue, Kenmore, N. Tuesday, April 17th. A box luncheon will be served.

Mrs. E. Gleasner, chairman of this earnestly requests that all members Interested be present. I CATHOLIC WOMEN'S CICB. Mrs.

David Foley, the president of the Catholic Women's Saturday afternoon Club, presided at the regular meeting-, which was held at D'Youville College yesterday afternoon. After the business meeting, Prof. Peter MeGu'ire gave an address; Miss Kathryn Moore, readings. TTnder the direction of Mrs. Isabelle Wheaton Stranahan, the following- musical program wtvs presented: Piano Solos Gavotte In Minor, Bach (Saint Saer.s) Melodic in Rachmaninoff; prelude, Macdowell; played by Miss Marguerite M.

Juergens. i Vocal Solos, Dr. Edward Durney, accompanist Intorno all Idol Cest; Mai lied, Robert Franz; Lullaby. Cyril Scott; The Mermaids Song, Haydn, sung- by Mrs. Isabella Wheaton Stranahan.

i Those present showed their patriot-Ism and love for their country by singing- "America" and the "Star Spangled Banner" in unison. I it 1'! 7 i7 IJ HKXXLTlXtZa I -TWWflBWt 1 5 Il I 1 i i'- -V- I 1 Ur Si Si.r.:-' vP iv frsssggsr 4 LdA- 1 1 1 Beautiful 4 2 -piece Hand-JjpC riTj somely Decorated Dinner Set Absolutely FREE with Any-Purchase of $45 or More. 1 The most economical and satisfactory refrigerator on the market. Call and let us show them to you. Seethe sanitary linings of porcelain, porce-loid, opalite and galvanized iron.

You'll find wonderful values here now at as fJ AC little as PU.IJ As shown cut, we are going to offer these two heavy Rockers, for a few days only at this price. We have an extra large assortment to select from. Value $8.00 for $4.98 BIG SALE OF CHIFFONIERS Bed Outfit GOLDEN OAK COLONIAL 8-Piece Dining Room Suite, $19.85 HOLY ANGELS ACADEMY Atl'MSAE. The Holy Ang-els Academy Alumnae will hold its April meeting on Tuesday, April 17th, at 4 o'clock. In DTourille College Rev.

John J. Nash will speak on "Celtic Art," and 'the musical programme will consist of a group of songs by Miss Marie McCarthy with Miss Estelle Weber accompanist. Following the meeting- tea will be served In the library, Mrs. Edward E. Haley and Miss Margaret McDonnell presiding- at the urns, assisted by the Misses Mary Driscoll, Marie Wechter, May Wilson, Beatrice Doll, Mary Regan, Philomena Cavanaugh, Kathleen Scoltlc, Lillian Strauss.

Lauretta Stanton, Mrs. Maurice J. Coogan and Mrs. Robert M. Nevins.

Members are privileged to Invite two guests, PROTESTANT HOME FOR I'N'PRO- i Within ten minutes after an applies. Hon of Danderine you can not And a single trace- of dandruff or fallinsr hair and your scalp win not itcn. Dut what will please you most will be after a few weeks' use. when you see new hair, fine and downy at first yes but really new $4. $4.95 vpj jrrowme ail over trie scam.

TECTED CHILDREN. Jntle Danderine immediately don-oles the beauty of your hair. No' difference how dull, faded, brittle and ef rajrsry. lust moisten a cloth with Danderine and carefully draw It through your hair, taking one small strand at a There will be a meeting- of the advisory board and the board of directors of the Protestant Home for Unprotected Children, at the. home, Tuesday eveningr, April 17th, at 8 time.

The effect Is amazine- your hair will be lisrht. fluffy and wavy, and have Solid Metal Bed, white enamel finish, heavy 2-inch continuous posts, com an anpearance or abundance: an in comparable lustre, soilness ana luxuriance, plete with genuine National steel Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowl ton's spring and heavy cotton top mattress. A genuine $22.00 value. Danderine from any drusr store or QIF.EY ISABEL COURT BANQUET. Or- Monday evening-, April 12th, at the Scottish Rite Cathedral, No.

164 Deiiware Avenue, Mrs. Isabel Sidway, R'snd royal mat-on of the Grand Court," Order of Amaranth, State of Nw York, and deputy supreme-royal matron of the Stat of New York, and i.er staff of grand officers, made their pflJcial visit to Queen Isabel Court, No. t-'. Order of Amaranth." Vrs. Sidway received a most, royal, Attractive design, dependable construction.

Large Buffet, with French plate mirror and roomy drawers and cupboards, six-foot Exten- mm sion Table, heavy; pedestal base, and six splendid, Chairs to J4 match. Easily worth $30.00 Ai? J5. if JlP toilet counter, and Drove that your hair is as nrettv and soft as any that It Finely made, quartered oak, well finished; five large drawers. A genuine bargain Cf QC for those who come first. VT'-viJ fZr $14.50 has been neelected or In.lured by careless treatment that's all you surely 'Kttatitlfnl lialr anil lntn nf It If you will lijst try a little Danderine, I.