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into the habit of not doing enough.) The greatest trouble with our would- be Champions is that they try to Be Sure our Clabat When our prospective golf champion has selected his clubs it will Old Soldiers Headline Good Vaudeville Bill 1 probably save mm- mucn ruture trouble if he haa them overlooked by the professional of his club or some friend who reailyvplays well. We touched uoon this subject in -a m-ev- WASTE TIME DECIPHERING LONG NAMES ious article, but it's importance demands further elaboration. Proper equipment is absolutely necessary in any field of endeavor if one is determined to get the best results. In buy 1 a- far i i' ing a set of clubs there is always a chance that some blades may be Mail Clerks Stumble Every Time They See Odd poorly set or that the iron may be learn everything at once ana ignore the great importance of practice plus systematic effort, it is almost a lng maxlum that famoua college athletes do not make good golfers. If this maxim is true it is because college athletics are usually tjuiekly learned and success in tbem depends to a great extent upon natural physical advantages.

In golf Just the reverse is true. Golf is not a' game to learn In a day, a month or a year, but when one has traveled a short distance in the royal and ancient frame he finds that there is a great deal of genulnne pleasure in the learning while the exercise it entails Is a delightful health tonic It is well not to underestimate the difficulties of golf, for unless the man is prepared for them he is likely to become discouraged before he realizes the possibilities within himself a4 the recreation the game will gi him. If this hap-nens he Is likeiy to either give up th game entirely or reconcile himself to playing poorly all the days of his life. WW! BETTER SHORTEN THEM JfP a i.ti m- rrrj Jmperrcctiy rorgeti. urns extra precaution of a careful examination by an expert is essential because iron clubs particularly are intended to be the companion of years of play.

It is a real golf tragedy to be obliged to break in a new Iron club, for It means much experimenting with another loft before the player will absolutely know what he can count upon in his club. There is a possibility too that the grips of the clubs will be found too large for the flnper grip. And. in my best judgment, the finger grip is the only one for the man who expects to become an expert golfer. I wish to lay emphasis on this point.

When these little details of the clubs are settled at the outstart It will save much time and unnecessary experimenting later on. I know the Importance of the scem- 1 ONE COUNTRY MINNAPOM5. MIXNV OCT. 9. Soldier Bartfield.

of Brooklyn, vrhuse terrific battles against heavier up- r. a in fif fail) VlQVA fTlflllP Tl i TW TODAY. West Side Race Track 3 p. m. Take Sit.

Carmel or University Street Cars 10 Big Events 10 10 Star Entries 10 See "Texas" George Clark in His Jumbo Benx. Get your seats early today ct Dockum's. -y COURTESY Wichita Railroad Light Go. '42 ingly little matter of learning the, the Twin Cities, probably ONEFlJCvG risrht irrio. because learning the will fle-ht Johnnv Tillman.

Minne a. 0 npolls welterweight, here during October. Tillman wants Bartfield to make 147 pounds, but the Easterner insists upon 118. wrong grip at the start cost me several years of effort. i Good golf is largely -the delicate art of knowing how to practice.

Indeed. am inclined to think that all good golf is SO per cent practice and 10 per cent natural aptitude. If this is correct then the" man who goes about his' play intelligently can get witiiin 10 per cent of championship of golf. And when he does this he has as an additional stimulus to his ambition the knowledge that he probably has within himself that 10 per cent of, aptitude necessary to reach the top. The, first months of practice will be hard, -and always one must -i be Long: names cost Uncle Earn a pretty penny.

For Instance, Eupposa you are a mail clerk working: at the Wichita postofflce, and in handling a bun.Hfl of letters, you come to one addressed like. this: "Christtp'aer Constantine Copper-OBsity, 1002 Belmont IMace." It would take youlonser to da-cipher the name and throw the letter to the rifilit box than It take you to throw a letter addressed to Joe John. A. V. Tasrgart, superintendent of malls at the Wichita postofttce.

Is of the opinion that for postal purposes persons should not' have long names. "It would expedite the handling cf letters were addresses confined to the first and last names with possibly an Initial! Jlr. Tagrgart says. He is certain that mail clerks lose a lot of valuable time studying long1 names. They hesiitate over a long or unusual name.

It Is human nature to do so. Then It takes longer to read a three-name address than one of ut two names. Mr. Taggart Is also strong foshort names. He believes it would be a good thing if a lot of long named persons would ask the courts to shorten their names.

"I some times wonder how th.y find names for all the people," he said the. other evening-. "Just watch the crowds on a busy day. Every one has Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S AS "TO A Children Cry- FOR FLETCHERS CASTORlA careful not to overdue, but that care- ruiness must not be allowed to slip The selling agents for Columbia Grafonolas. Toilii Goods Demonstration have with tis for a short time Miss Chambers, a representative of th Mrae.

Isebelle Toitet Goods Co. She'll be pleased to advise you. city wins. It is hu-norous witn an old fashioned jThey fid(Te the old fashioned airs, dance the old fashioned dances and sing tiie old war songs and with plenty of spirit too. They have done their bit in the late war in recruiting and r.ed Cross work and they are still doing their bit in their entertaining and the patriotism whicli they unconsciously inspire.

'i "On the is another good 6lt on the bllL Tere are five people In the cast, four "ace comedians, and the Captain of a boat. Billy Doss, and Miss Saiian Gay are featured ant. "deservedly so. Billy has a most winning personality, you cant help liking him. Miss Gay does some dancing and sings I--: a remarkably, strong anrt deep voice for suchia slip of a girl.

Nelson AVaring in an up to the minute pianologue is very entertaining and wins generous applause. Talbert and Fisher give several eccentric songs and -Morele's toj shop proves a good dog specialty. The carflnes turn somersaults, flip flops and jump hoops In trve -ircus style. You will lllce Col. John A.

Pattee and his "old soldier fiddlers at the Princess. The Colonel's act is so sincere and refreshing that a rejorter sought him for a little -lk after the performance. Among other things interesting, the Colonel conf that h's wife was ith him and still further that she is his four partner and that tncy are really honeymoon-erg. Anyone brave enough to tackle matrimony a fourth time should be a Major General avers the Colonel. Now Just a word about this leader and his three old fighters.

Not one of them is younger than All are Civil war two wear the blue, two the gray. Colonel Pattee organized the act ten years ago and has been on the road with- it ever since although Is the only one "of th original company-that has: not answered "taps. Its personnel at present Is Colonel Pattee of the 24th Michigan Infantry, fiddle; I'ajor E. V. Mcintosh, 14th Illinois Cavalry, banjo; J.

S. Wilson, Texas Ranger, fiddle: Lon Severn. S4th Virignla Cavalry, fiddle, Their act is simple and Its slmpll- Remnants Third Off This is a big day in the walh goods section every short length in stock has been measured and marked at Third Off. Fiber Brooms Hou3 brooms of Brussels fiber, especially good for fine rugs or hardwood floors; will outwear four ordinary corn brooms $2.00 Seri-Form Full size can of this cleanser together with longrhandled commode brush; -25c $9.00 Blankets, $6 J8 Double blankets measuring 66x80 inches; plaid patterns; part wool filling; making service- able and warm bedding; special per pair $6.98 Sadirons Special sale of Mrs. Potts' famous sad irons -none better; a set of including metal stand, today and tomorrow Velvet Bags Wonderful assortments of these splendid bags; strong metal frames, some that are double; black, navy, taupe, brown and gray.

$2.98, $3.98, $4.98 French Serge Navy blue French serge; full 54 inches wide: correct weight for making dresses splendid $5.00 value, per yard $3.98 Bag Tops Metal bag tops with oxidized inish; beautiful stone settings in an assortment of colors; special for today and tomorrow $1.00 -C Leather Purses The wanted flat shapes with convenient back strap handle three compartments lined with moire silk; a good value, specially priced' $1.98 It tvamra I would only tilce nntirM irAn wtin tn f.al .....1. -J ALARMING BRITISH out when they are pate. vef- vou and haggard there are thou and who might readily build up their red corpuscles, become rosy cheeked, atrong and healthy and be much more attractive in every way. When the iron goes from the blood of women, the healthy glow of youth leavea theirskin and their charm and vivacity depart A two weeks course of Nuxated Iron Increase Since War Leads to Demand For. New Acl cf Parliament.

works wonders in many cases. Satisfaction guaranteed or nn.u At all Mended Hose The Annual Sale ol Black Cat ly a different name, or nearly every one. It is a mystery to me how.th-y find names for everybody and yet fo few names are alike." Odd names are time wasters. A mail clerk, coming across a funny sounding name, will nearly always stop his work to study the name and possibly to think about it as well as say something if ellow worker is nearby; The other day a letter came to the Wichita postofflce addressed to man who spells his name with three "Ks" and two This incident attracted the attention of nearly every mail cleric. That was a waste of time.

Time Is lost not only'by mail clerks-in deciphering long names but persons, who go through life with lond "handles" lose many hours signing their names, that is If they r.re in a business requiring Then again the 'stenographer, who addresses the letters, works longer at the keys over a name wlth-a --dozen letters than a short name of few letters. In knitting stockings, as is true in all types of wCven materials, there is bound to occur more or less imperfection, and at the "Black Cat" Mills the slightest defect is so classified. The inspectors cast these aside until there is an accumulation sufficiently large to interest some of the large retailers. These hose are then placed in the hands of-expert menders whose skilled fingers so deftly repair them as to make them, so far as practical service is concerned, as good as the perfect ones. This Rorabaugh Store was favored, a short time ago, with an assortment of these ''menders" some women's and some children's amounting in aggregate to about $2,000.

They are to be placed on sale this morning in ths Hosiery Section at a saving of about 33 1-3. An opportunity presents itself here to lay. in your winter's supply of hose on. an economical basis. 'The bulletins below announce further detail.

EON-OPT LONDON, AUG. 20, (Correspondence of The Associated Pres3. Increase In bigamous marriages throughout the United Kingdom, much more pronounced since the end. of the war, is causing grave concern, and there is a growing disposition to treat bigamy as a venial offence. Sir Bernard Mallet, the registrar-general, is credited with the statement that English marriage laws less security against bigamy than the laws of almost any; other civilized state.

His department has prepared proposals for their amendment, but nothing has been done to carry them Into effect. A hew act of Parliament is necessary, and Sir Ucr-nard suggests as a preliminary that some plan be outlined by which Information concerning the principals in a proposed marriage Sharpens Vision Soothes and heals the eyes and strengthens eyesight quickly, relieves inflammation in eyes and lids; sharpens vision and makes glasses unnecesary in many Instances, 'says Doctor. Druggists refund pur money if It Advertisement. FOR ,511 IIS1IIS the Clean, Antiseptic 75c Lisle Hose, 39c Women's stockings of very fine quality lisle; white, black and brown; ribbed top; neat fitting ankle; a real value, at 39c 50c Cotton Hose, 33c Women's lisle finished stockings; white, black or brown; reinforced heel and toe, per pair 33c 39c Cotton Hose, 25c Women's good quality stockings in black or white; full elastic leg; regular sizes; pair 25c 75c Children's Hose, 35c Fine ribbed silk lisle stockings; practical for general wear; full length elastic leg; range of sizes in black and white; special today and tomorrow -35c $2.50 Pure Silk Hose, $1.79 Women's fine silk stockings with lisle top, heel and toe; black, white, brown and navy; full length elastic leg and neatly fashioned; pair $1.79 $1.50 Silk Hose, 89c Women's light weight silk stockings "with lisle top and foot; the colors are white, Havana brown and pink; extra wide garter hem; full range of sizes; pair 89c $1.25 Fiber Silk Hose, 79c Women's stockings having the sheen and luster of pure silk; the wide garter hem and foot are of good quality lisle; all sizes in black, white and brown; pair. 79c may be obtained by competent authorities before the ceremony can be performed.

For marriage by license In Kngland it is required that both parties make solemn declaration that they know of no impediment to their union, tht they have resided for fifteen days the district and, if they are minors, tho consent of guardian or parents has been obtained. But no solemn declaration Is required for inch material particulars as name, condtlon as to marriage, age, rank and. residence. pcura inn L-iquia, just wnat lou Need. Is Not Greasy Don't worry about eczacna or other skin troubles.

You can have a clear, healthy skin by using Zrmo obtained at any drvg store for 33c, or extra large bottle at $1.00. Zemo generally removes pimples blacKheads, bleaches, eczema and ring jnn and rrikes the skin- clear and healthy. 3emo i3 a clean, penetralia, liquid, neither sticky nor greasy aid stains It is i sily applied Jidrsvs jaer.2 trifle for each application. is dependable. The C-- Cleveind Ol Infants Coats Girls Coats from 2 to 6 years old; handsome styles of velvet or plush; trimmings of buttons or braid $17.75 to $25.00 Chinchilla Coats for boys or irls from 2 to 6 years; double-breasted style; belt and pockets; heavy weight.

$9.98 to $12.50 Treatment for pimples and blackheads: At night mear them with Cuticura Ointment. Wash off in five minutes with Cuticura Soap and hot water and continue bathing a few moments. Treatment for dandruff and Itchinr: On retiring rub Cuticura Ointment into partings all over scalp. The next morning shampoo with Cuticura Soap and hot water. Repeat in two weeks if needed.

Do not to taatthf fMrinatlna1 fnurrarr of OntxTirm an exquwitely cntd fac and akin perfuming powder. 2Sc vdTwbcr. Woolen Sweaters, $5.00, Knit sweaters for the little tiny baby and on up to the child 6 years old; coat effects with belts and pockets; colors are dark grey, red and brown $5.00 Knit Toques, 98c Comfortable headwear for little babies; some are plain white, others are pink or blue with contrasting trims; both silk and wool in the assortment; choice i 98c Infants' Hats Velvet Hats A variety of styles such as little girls from 2 to years old wear; trimmings of grosgrain, ribbon; priced $2.98 Velvet Hats An excellent quality of velvet; ribbon trims in bow ties and shirred to 6-year sizes; choice $5.00 SAYS HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY Plant Juice Advertisers Only Quote Well KnowiT Local Odd Lots of Georgette Blouses To $15 Values Choice iDO.fO In this lot one might find just the charm hoped for in a blouse. The quality of the material sure to please and there are colors to match your Fall suit, France Has Carnegie of Her Give freely To Aid War Relief Work PARIS. SEPT.

France also can boast of its Carnegie. Ilia name Is M. Cognacq, and he accumulated his wealth in the sale of dry goods owning a large department store. In 1917 he gave 40.000.000 franca for war relief work. The funds "remaining after the war have now been.

turned oyer to defray the expenses several lying-in hosp.talr He has recently given 57.000.000 francs to the Academy of Medicine. This sum to be divided in. purses of 25,000 francs each, to be distributed to families of nine children born of the same marriage. The funds wil not necessarily be donated to the' poorest families, but to the most deserving. Ninety families a year are to be thus favored as long as the fund lajts.

The money will be used to pay for the tuition of the children or establish them in little trades, according to the judgment of the Investigators apopinted by the academy. Moaqalto Bite Just as soon you feel the effect of the Malarial Germs after beinsi bitten by Malaria Mosquitoes, it advisable to take tiHOVO TASTKLfcISS chill TONIC to destroy the Germs and remove the Impurities. Tieaf ant to take. 0c per bottle. Advertisement Pink Pants and Ruffhs Designed for Mere Man; Now Who Will Wear 'Em? LONDON.

SEPT. "Courage! Volunteers wanted. One thousand sportsmen of. good social position to wear, upon a given new reunion for men to brirg back color and line Into masculine attire." The above is the of Henry Parkes. who calls himself a "dress pioneer.

whoe creed ia to This Rorabaugh Store Is Headquarters tor Women's Tailored Suits Matrons who dress with distinction are showing a decided preference for the semi-fitted styles. There are many numbers included in the Rorabaugh $50 suits that achieve the long slender semi-fitted effect; tricotines, serges and silvertones are the materials. Extraordinary values, look at them. No extravagant claims are made for riant Juice, the new herbal stomach romedy now being introduced here, but that it will estore your system to a perfect state of health, if suffer-lng from stomach, liver or kidney trouble, or rheumatism, is backed up by statements of local people In feigned testimonials, who have used this preparation and are loud In praise of it. Following is the signed statement of C.

r. Fargusson, a well known Kansas City man. residing at No. 415 Brookyn Street, which speaks for it-elf. He says 1 willingly testify that about two j-ears ago I was in a very bad rendition from indigestion; I had pains ill through me and (was so bad that 1 could not attend to my business.

1 saw Plant Juice advehtised and made up my mind to try it. I got a bottle from the riant Juice Man, at the Owl Hcmdsxhencc.aimfwy harodinhtaroin New Treatment That Knocks Rheumatism Bedding Baby Blankets Pink or blue grounds; bow knot and animal patterns; 36x50 inches; special Single Blankets Wool finished blankets; black or plaid patterns in pink, grey or blue; each $2.48 Silkoline Comforts home-made kind: pure cotton filling; light and fluffy: bedding that has warmth without weight; each $8.50 omen's Gloves Leatherette Cloves Black, brown, tan and grey; self embroidery; two clasps pair $1.75 Double Silk Gloves Three-row self embroidery; two clasps: navy. browu, black and white: pair $1.75 Kid Gloves Brown color with two-toned embroidery: overseam finish close with two clasps: spe- cia! today and pair. $20 French Kid Gloves Two-clasp overseam finifh self contrast embroidery; black, white, tan. grey and beaver; pair 53.C0, $3.25 also white, flesh and bisque; some of them are made collarless, while others produce fancy frills and modish collars; again beads and colored embroidery are used a trimmings.

Come early this morning for best choice, $6.75. 75c BOX FIIEE TO AN SUFFERER L'p in Syracuse, N. a treatment for rheumatism has bern found that inniliils of users say is a wnder. reporting cases that seem little short of miraculous. Jus a few realm tits Druc store, and the first dose made 9 1 1 1 throw off.

dark un symmetrical car $125.00 Suit Strictly tailored suit of navy tricotine, having a plain notch collar which is bound with braid one-inch wide. The back of jacket has panel effect and falls loose below the waist line; close fitting sleeves; neat cuffs bound with braid and button trimmed: fancy Pussywillow lining. The skirt is plain tailored $125.00 even in th very worst cases seem to accomplish wonders en after tithc-r remeaivs liase tailed entirely It seems to neutralise the uric acid and lime salt deposits in the blood, driving all the poisonous clogging waste from the system. Soreness, pain, stiffness, swelling Just seem to melt away and vanish. Tlx- treatment first introduced by Mr.

Delano is so good that its owner wants everybody taat suffers from rheumatism or who has a friend so afflicted, to get a free package" from him to prove just what it will do in every case before a penny is epenc Mr. Delano says: "to prove that the Delano treatment will positively overcome rheumatism, r.o matter how severe, stubborn or long standing the case, and even? after all treatments have failed. I will, if yen have never previously used the treatment, send you a full size Tic package tree if you will Just cut out this notice and. send it with your name and address with Ifte to help pay the postage and distribution expense to me personally. 11, Delano, 11S-M Wood Bidg Syraruse N.

T. .1 can only send one free package to an address. me feel better in fifteen minutes. Before I bad used the whole bottle I felt greatly relieved and since I have continued slo take it 1 now feel perfectly well never felt better in my life, ill she coAbcmfwy shronl tauinlaoiti About the same time I recommended this medicine to a woman who was III she could not do her housework. She took it and says she feels the best ahe has in years." Pant Juice cleanses, strengthens aad revitalizes the entire it clears the blood of poisons and impurities, puts th liver to work, regulates the bowel, strengthens the kldnejs and tones up the digestive organs.

It sharpens the appetite and promotes sound, restful sleep. Plant Juice is sold in Wichita at Ouckum Drug Co' Stores. (Advertisement.) Negligees Dainty garments for morning wear about the house combinations of crepe de chine and dainty lace; the colors are blue, flesh and orchid-your choice at half tbt original zinz price. $17.50 values $12.50 values ments and wear clothes of bright hues, brilliant in cut in "expressive of the new age of heroism and romance." The tamest cf'the departures la a black frock coat with ruffles, pink'breeefcea and si'tk' s.ockinga. "Men mut have courage, Parkes declare.

"The wonaeu are brave enough. They revel a I 1 BOl'S ARM Glen Hatfield, son cf "XL NTorth Wavlnat street: euf-! fared broken arm while playing In I the high school gymnasium Monday.