Quad-City Times from Davenport, Iowa • Page 19

19 Thursday evening THE D4VENP0RT DEMOCRAT ANP LEADER OCTOBER 8, 1925 SOCIAL HAPPENINGS US Diet-dHealth AT I from the Vendee on the west coast of France. "While legally today I must sign myself 'Le Bailly James Henri De La there is no question but family papers prove that the title of marqui3 legitimately belongs in my family, and therefore to myself." HUSBAND OF GLORIA DROPS WORD MARQUIS drive the wedge in. The wedge should be sufficiently large, to bind before entering Then take a knife, cut off the protruding end of the wedge, which doubtless will have been battered somewhat by the pounding it has received. It this is done carefully the hammer head should never again work lose. A little thought will enable you to apply this same remedy to many of your other tools.

solo (selected) Miss Sluthtrtf iM andUlleaUlt and Met If ILiwiltlrmn Jj Inform the Tri-City Railway to repair paving between car tracks on Marquette street from Sixth to 13th streets and west on 13th to Washington street was intro- duced by Alderman Stark at a council meeting last night and was passed by the council. Alderman Stark also introduced a resolution authorizing the city legal department and the department of public construction to order the C. R. I. P.

railroad-company to make preparations for the opening ot Howell street north, under the right-of-way. CLINTON DISTRICT MEET NEXT WEEK TO VTTRACT MANY DAVENPORT WOMEN COUNCIL ORDERS PAVING REPAIRED ON MARQUETTE ST. The annual Jail meeting next veek. Thursday and Friday, Oct. S'5-16, to Clinton, ot the second iistrict ot the Iowa Federation FANCY COATINGS ARE IN FAVOR IN PARIS FOR WINTER SEASON I 's clubs, promises to attract 6 p.

rny Davenport club women. 'The Clinton Woman's club, the Lyceum and tho Sunoida clubs will He entertaining hostesses. Delegates are being elected in Evening Session, 7:45. Music, Quartet I u) "Rose in the Bud" Forater (b) "Cruun, Underneath the I Moon" Custan Miss Georgia Ward, (Paul Ocheltrce, Mrs. M.

C. P. Huey. Reading Scene of Kathcrlhe and Pe- the local federated clubs all ot -which It is. expected will have representatives at the two days' meeting to be held in the First Methodist church, corner 'Third and Seventh avenue.

Your Wedding In coatings fo fall and winter wear diugnols have a place. in nov-erty weaves, says the Dry Goods Economist, checks have some attention, especially in cashmeres, which aro sponsored by many specialty, shops appealing to college girls who frequent the football meets. According to advices from Paris makers-up who specialize in tailor niades have ordered freely of Scotch coatings with the belief that sheer weaves in dresses will develop a demand for fancy coatings. The Davenport Federated clubs Answers to Correspondents. Cures for Tuberculosis.

Ask for the article on Blood J. There is no specific cure for Pressure, also.) tuberculosis. From time to time Tnchinos announcements are made 'of cure, .1 and those that have any scientific of trichina, vicious little worms, foundation at all are Investigated i with which swine may be infected, by the research committee of the Trichina lie encysted in the National Tuberculosis association "eatT The drug sanocrysin, which is, a Uie Iittle cyst3 are dissolved and combination ot gold and sulphur: the embryo worms are released, salts, was recently announced as a This causes intense inflammation cure by a doctor from Denmark. the intestinal tract with a very j.j i 'Severe diarrhea, But the most seri- This drug is still being studd, but i ous consequences come from the because It has been proved to be worms Vhlcii bore their way thru an extremely dangerous drug on the intestinal, tract into the organs animals, the use in the United nd muscles. Here they settle for States i3 practically prohibited.

p'fe. Nothing can oust It you For the present, at least, we have I eat pork better cook it thoroly got to pin our faith for the cure of enough to kill them, if they happen tuberculosis on the well known! to be present, measures ot rest, proper food and It is estimated that from one to fresh air. under competent medical two per cent of American hogs are direction. infected with this disease. There Is We have an article on the subject 1 a meat inspection law in all States which you may have.

It goes into but occasionally some infected the details more fully and will I meat is missed, prove of help to you. 1 I Even while salt, pickled and H. B. Pressure and Multiple Misery, smoked porks are generally safe, on "1 am very much overweight, account of the curing process, still have blood pressure, my ankles this process is not always thoro, so swell and I am having change of much meat should be thoroly life. 1 am very miserable, and I cooked also before it is eaten.

Tri-know I wouldn't be halt so miser-1 chinosis appears frequently among able if I weren't so fat. I am en-1 the foreign people whp aro in the Wants to Be Called 'Hank' in Future; Says He Is Real Marquis. By C. F. BERTELLI.

Paris, Oct. S. "I want to be called Hank," stated Gloria Swan-son's husband when I asked him yesterday why official documents, such as his birth and marriage certificates, do not bear any title. "I have no ambition to be called a marquis. Therefore, as my father omitted requesting the- French government for a permit to Insert it in my birth certificate, so did I In the marriage certificate.

"I admit that in the eyes of the law today I am not entitled to sign official papers with it. "Neverteheless the title is genuine. My family, originally Lc Bailly, dates from the 13th -century, but without title. The title was granted in the 18th century by Queen Maria Caslmlra of Poland and was confirmed by King Louis XV on Nov. 26, 1766, when he granted a permit to pass it on to descendants.

"Here is the original parchment Mrs. W. V. Tufford. -The Bisht Use or Leisure -Maurice Willows, New York Playground and Recreation i are Davenport Woman's club, Clir onian.

Club ot Eighty-Nine, Music Students, S. L. Tuesday, and Muiii'j, Voice (a) Sole Mio" DICapua Fox Lake. Shenandoah. 3o Luncheon at church (Tickets CM, Friday ithoven Octet, Miss director.

Would God I Were i Old Anniversary Is October the Month A Beautiful and Useful Anniversary Gift Solid Silver to Match Your Pattern Each piece ot lovely Sterling Solid Silver added to your set "brings new associations and gives new freshness to the old ones. And may we suggest that if your silver Is not solid that a modest purchase of a few pieces of one of our patterns is the very nicest way to commemorate this momentous anniversary occasion. Hellerud's patterns can always be matched at any time so that the pleasure-of adding to your set can continue for years anil years. "We invite Charge accounts" Rcporfs ol Pepartnien KAn exceptionally attractive pro-am" has been arranged of ad-' esses, talks and music, the latter Clinton artists. Speakers in- elude Maurice Willows ot New York, playground and recreation association secretary, Mrs.

John Lake i ot Shenandoah, president of the Iowa federation; Mrs. William Mil-christ of Sioux City, vice president of the Iowa federation; L. F. Sutton ot Clinton, Miss Thelma Yaggy I of Davenport public library, and Miss Frances Brophy Des Moines of the Iowa Tuberculosis associa- tion. Mrs.

E. N. Coleman or Davenport the presiding chairman of the meeting, with Mrs. P. S.

Irvine of Davenpart, secretary. SL The complete program ot the day Skn! a half sessions, which open jPhursday afternoon, Oct. 16, and Vtlic district officers are announced as follows: I District chairman Mrs. Edson X. signed by King Louis XV.

The. title Is not De La Kalaise but Marquis De La Coudraye. The family came originally from Rouen but the De Le Coudraye family is Reading of i disease and often causes death. B. You should be under the care of a physician if you have diabetes.

You can help your physician if you have- a good book on the subject. We haveta list of such books you may have. Tomorrow- Answers to There is no doubt, but that fulness side fulness, fulness, all-around-fulness, and, applied fulnessis the salient feature of the new mode. Everywhere we have evidences of the moving silhouette, in frocks for daytime wear and in those of the more formal evening type. Coats, too, are forced to feel this trend.

A stiuirrel coat seen at Kurzman employed godets ot chenille embroidered duvetyn, while a black baby caracul coat from Raks-Fitth avenue was cut circular at the sides. A cloth coat from B. Alttnan was made with back fulness gained, by means of inserts of the material starting as panels and flaring at the lower Cloth frocks and silk frocks, alike, employ- fulness to attain the new fall silhouettes. A' cloth dress from Bonwit Teller Co. employs godets that start each side ot the center front continuing all around, while a black crepe satin dress seen at Best Co.

has applied circular sections which are handed with deep' Hue velvet. The sleeves in this dress also stress the tendency to flare. Another exponent of the vogue to flare is a cape back dress in crepe satin from Lord Taylor. Side fulness is employed in this dress by means of circular inserts. Dry Goods Economist.

LEARN TO SEW A COMPLETE COURSE AT A REASONABLE PRICE Also Evening Classes. Snow's College of Dressmaking stamps for your reducing booklet. Mrs. The instructions were sent and I am sure that you have begun to feel better already. Many ot the disorders ot the change of life in those who are overweight are due to the overweight, especially it accompanied by high blood pressure.

We are sure of this because those who reduce lessen the higli blood pressure, and many of the symptoms disap- H. b. p. and overweight are quite usual pals. (We have an article on the change of life which you may have.

Send s. a. s. e. with your request.

JEWELERS, SILVEKSMITHS, OPTOMETRISTS 120 Vf. 2nd St. DaTenport, Iowa The ground being constantly frozen, it is Impossible for those living in the mountainous regions of Tibet to bury their dead. In each village are men who act as human butchers. When a death occurs they are called in and cut up the bodies into small pieces, which are thrown to the birds.

"Watch Our Windows" (n) -At. the Well" (h) "Bird Lullaby" Mrs. T. J. Jilo Address ol theprestd Mrs.

W. D. Jacob-, sen. Lyons. Music chairman Mrs.

M. JC. -Ander- District secretary Mrs. P. S.

Ir- Thursday Attcrnnnn linrollmc-iit ol delegates and visitor-. at Church. Afternoon Session, 2 O'clock. L- K. First Methodist Episcopal iH.urcll.

Clinton. Vomrnunlty singing Leader. Mrs. C. Feddersen.

Arid ess of Welcome Mrs. W. D. YOU CAN DO BETTER AT KLEIN'S; Response Mrs. S.

K. low City. MIRRORS Did you ever start to use a hammer and find the head about ready to fly off? A minute's work will fix it firmly in place. Take the head oft the handle. With a saw cut a little slit in the head end ot the handle.

Take a knife and cut a small wedge, pointed at one end but wider at the other than the width of the slit. Put the head back on the handle. Insert the wedge in the newly cut slit and Friday, Bargain Day, Brings to Tri-City Women Big Ready-to-wear Bargains A comparatively new life has been given to flannels thru the application of embroidery in one form or another to plain weaves. Borders are one form. Dry Goods Economist.

I Wool and Siik Dresses Stunning Silk Dresses 50 Cloth and Silk Dresses reduced to Meeting the first rem coat weather of the new season with a satisfying collection of jifff For large MM) And Small An Women 12 95 Furtrimmed 8- Smart Materials Of excellent Quality f5 Flat Crepes, Canton Crepes, Satin Cantons Beautiful new styles in the popular Fall and Winter shadings. The second floor offers this astonishing sensation to 50 fortunate women. This is a give-away price so be here early. Sizes 14 to 44. Smart Silk and Wool Dresses in the season's best colors.

Sizes 16 to 44. In most instances the materials alone are worth the price. coats THE woman who places style and quality above mere price will find much to please her in this group of splendid fur-trimmed coats which start at 15 75 WINTER A Fine Polaires and Bolivias for Sport for dress for street. Smart fur-trimmed coats, formerly priced tp $2 5. All colors including navy and black.

$59.50 and ra-ige up to $149.50 They combine style and quality of both fabric and fur to a superlative 50 COATS Fabrics The soft, deeply piled fabrics and those with a beautiful suede finish are most prominent. Needlepoint, Lucette, Vivctte, Kashoretta, Kash-myra, Fortuna, Veloria and Swans-down fashion rnanv of the more Fur Trimmed Coats $20 $25 $29.85 Orle of the most remarkable sellings we have ever attempted. aEch one of these coats is beautifully fur trimmer1, gorgeously silk lined, wonderfully tailored. Made for exclusive shops. Furs Fitch in natural or silver.

Fox, Lynx and natural wolf are among the furs used as trimming. And what fr- -ir of luxury thev Colors Scores of Styles and host of others Fur Collars, Cuffs and Ilorders Flare Effects Embroidered Models Stx-lghtlliies Wrapnj- Effects and numerous others orful season. Choose your coat in' Sea Swallow, Quecnbird. Perango, Tanngcr. Cuckoo.

Gracklehend blue, navy or black and know it Is the best style. Fashionable Materials (leronn Ornvimlnle Tmvenettc Bolivia Fine. Suede Slfc Plash Materia rrincette Squirrel, Opossum, Trimmings Jfjndrl, Senllnr, Fnrh Lynx, fur Thibctine. Tut-a. Moufflon Newest Colors Gracklehead Bine, Bust, Clnret Ited Green, "iitj-.

Pansj, Cherokee, if This amazing group of 50 lightweight and heavyweight coats some are fur trimmed at less than cost 'of materials. All Silk Crepe lined and there are only 50, so come down early if you want one. SIZES Women's 36 to 44; Misses' 14 to 18 Stouts 46 to 54. Dresses for semitormai wear For Dinner wear For Afternoon Bridge For Luncheon wear Frr Evening Occasions Just the type of dress from which the' average woman gets the most good. And because of this many women call them the "all nurop Crepe Romaine vtu velvets Velvet Brocades Metallic Brocades' and those lovely Satin -and Velvet combinations 1- Full Fashioned and Semi-Fashioned Hose Be sure to see and compare these hose.

You'll bo in better position to appreciate what ft have to offr. The colors: Gunnietal. atmosphere, beige, sandalwood, French nude. Russian calf, harvest, cordovan, cray, cinnamon. Airedale; white and black.

High spliced heels, double soles and toes. $39.75 $49.50 up to $74.50 A STRICTLY ONE PRICE POLICY TO ALI.