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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-01-15
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Easily Made, Bat Ends
a Cough Quickly
How to Make the Very Rest
Gough Kennedy at Home.
Fully Guaranteed.

This pint OF cough syrup is easily
made at home and saves YOU about $500
as compared with ordinary cough RENE
dies. lit relieves obstinate coughs-even
whooping couah-Quickly, and Is splen-
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modic Group and hoarseness
Mix one pint OF -ranulated sugar WIN
Is pint Of warm water. and stir Tor
minutes. Put > 2l2~ounces OF Pmex Unity
cents worthl in a pint bottle, and add
The Sugar Syrup. lake teaspoontul
every one, two or three hours. tastes
good.
gives almost instant reliet; II stlmu-
lates the appetite, and Is slightly Taxa
tive-both excellent features;
PineX. as perhaps YOU know. Is
most valuable concentrated compound OF
Norway white pine extract, rich. IN
guaiacol and the other natural healing
pine elements.
No other preparation viii do the WORK
of Pinex in this mixture, although
strained honey can be used instead oil
the sugar syrup. il desired.
Thousands of housewives in the United
States and Canada now use this PineH
and Sugar syrup remedy. This plan has
often been initiated. but the old success
ful combination has never been equaled.
Its low cost and quick results have made
il immensely popular.
ruarantv Of absolute satisfaction
or money promptly refunded, goes wlth
this preparation. Your druggist has
pfp,x. ii VIII oct it for You. II not
send TO The pinex Co, TT. Wayne Ind
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-01-15
SlOO REWARD, SlOO

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iug it's work The proprietors have so
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patton.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-01-15

SIMPLEST FABRIC WILL BE BOON
TO HOUSEWIVES.
Makes Possible Decorative Effects
That Hitherto Have Been Out Of
the ouestion--Will Not Fade
and Stands Tubing.

The discovery Of sunfast fabric.
which can be utilized for draperies.
wall coverings. furniture and many
other articles. and which has just
been put on the market is sure to
mark an epoch in the art OF making
the home beautiful II will also make
possible decorative effects in the
simplest home, as the fear will be
eliminated of having draperies. which
in few weeks will only be ft to
throw away.
This fabric. although woven from
cotton, has beautiful silk.like lus
ter. which never wears of, and the
folds simmer and change color in dif-
Terent lights, just as do the finest In.
1ia silks IL comes in varieties rang
ing from the lightest. daintiest goods.
such as are used for easement cur
tains to the heavier weaves. suitable
or upholsteriug furniture, wall cover
ngs and window seatings. and il will
"esist the destroying effects of the
sun.
Although sunshine is a synonym for
lealth. happiness and optimism, won.
en- in the home and decorators have
always dreaded it, Outdoors we all
have loved the sun; indoors we have
feared its destroying effects on fur
llshings which from the effects OF
light gradually have lost their luster
nave faded and become streaky. Ex-
g.F. .Ie
I'd TO- and we have lived behind drawn
blinds when the sun shone, in rooms
which were. of course, stuffy and more
jr less unhealthy.
With this new fabric the home no
longer need be rendered gloomy and
lnsanitary by the exclusion OF light
and air in the effort TO preserve the
solprs of draperies and furnishings
This new material not only will not
iade, but it also will stand Tubing.
There is an unlimited choice of color
ings. weavings and design, and it
should be a simple matter to obtain
harmoniZing effects.
Take the matter of slip covers for
furniture Nowhere have the changes
brought about by these fabrics been
more marked Formerly the choice
of materials and colors was limited
20 such goods as would stand the eff
fects of light and laundry. They GER
tainly were not decorative and were
suitable mostly for bedroom use and
in summer homes. Slip covers can
now be made TO match your door and
window draperies. and you can have
slip covers that are real upholstery.
in exquisite taste and style. and still
retain the sanitary. cleanly features of
the washable slip cover.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-01-15
Fair; Warmer.
SNAPSHOTS.

There is no place like home to the
man who hasn' [ any.
Trouble isn't sensitive, but at the
same time it hates to be laughed at.
The man who stands 10 his own light
imaglnes the whole world dark.
One of the great secrets Of success
is to let the other fellow take the
chances.
The only way you can get some fell
lows to the front is TO kick them in the
rear.
The girl who thinks no man is good
enough for he may be right, but she is
apt 90 be left, too.
Society soon wearies trying to make
lion Of man who persists IN making
an ass Of himself.
There are more brands of cussedness
than there are brands of religion.
1t doesn't make a lie any whittier by
putting it on a tom 5stone.
The man who is up against the wool
market generally get worsted.
Even the 4 vii never puts off till to.
morrow the things ne can do today.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-01-15
SIX Petticoat Guards.

1t is an excellent scheme to rein
orce the new silk underskirt before
caring it. In this day of narrow
kirts the knees will rub through silk
kirts at an alarming rate. This diff
Guilty is overcome, however. by TAX
lg a piece Of the old silk skirt and
laking a patch of it on the wrong
de of the new skirt just whore the
aces come. This acts as a knee
lard and makes the petticoat wear
much longer time without the con
icuous outside patch that would
herwise have to be put upon the
ew skirt in a short time If one
shed to be economical When sew
the guard to the wrong side OF
le new skirt. see that the stitches
e considerably larger on the wronE
ie than on the right This will
AXE the stitches that show much
rther apart and. consequently, not
noticeable.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-01-15
Lord North,s witty Reply

When he was i'll his doctor asked
him what he felt. What | have not
felt for a long time, said North; my
ribs He was. indeed, what used to
be termed a man Of full habit and
could make jest OF It. In the house
an angry opponent once rallied at him
as that thing, a minister" North
rose unperturbed Well, to be sure. .
said he patting his ample sides. Il am
an unwieldy thing the honorable
member. therefore. when he called me
a thing said what was true, and can
not be angry with him But when he
added that thing, a minister he call
I'd me that thing of all things he him
self wished most 70 be; and therefore
/ took 1t as a compliment" In his
blind age he met an old antagonist
who was similarly afflicted: "Ah. Col.
Barre said he, u am persuaded there
are not two men living who would be
more happy to see each other" Well
might Gibson say, III they turned out
Lord North tomorrow they would still
leave him one of the best companions
in the kingdom
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-01-15
RELATIONSHIP WITH THE WILD
Lovers Of Nature win Have Knowl-
edge Of What II Means.

The Wild What is that that 1t
should so impress the heart of man;
that it should have lured me all the
days of my life. like music, a solace
and an enchantment? 1t is beautiful
in its way as in a very different way
cultivation is beautiful, but this alone
does not explain its influence There
Is a spirit of the wild, with which the
spirit of man acknowledges a relation
ship as old as the race; and If the con-
ditions of his evolution from primitive
man have, in the course of ages, sep
arated him farther and farther from
that original affinity with nature and
made him a wanderer from the father
LAIRD that bond will never become
wholly a thing of the past. 1t still
haunts and will haunt-a dim, mex
plicable. subcOnscious memory OF a
long buried past It is natural, then
that in the presence OF any bit of
wild landscape, or a patch of virgin
forest. some minds should experience
with a thrill half return to an origi-
nal state-with a thrill, indeed There
is a wilderness motif heard in an in
ner ear by these men. as Siegfried
heard the Valhalla motif. 1t rules
their stars as might the wanderlust
or the passion for music or art
From North and South" by Stanton
Davis Sirkham.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-01-15

Steve Graham, who bills himself as
The Nut, says he can hold your
undivided attention for twelve min
utes with parodies and funny talk.
| ANOTHER double act will complete
the vaudeville. bill The photo play
for tonight il a strong western
drama ty the Essanay playe rs,
"THe Wheels OF Safety, in two
parts. The cast is made up of your
favorite Essanay stars, G.. NJ. Arder-
son, Carl Stockdsle Marguerite Clay
ton, Victor Rotel. True Boarjman,
Harry Todd, Pat Rooney and Fred
Church. The leading role, The Ply
sicia, is portrayed by Mr.. Anderson.
The story, although a western, is
unusually strong and the scenes and
situations are full of heart interest.
1t is an Exclusive, which guarantees
you an extraordinary picture. Spe-
cial music has been arranged for il
by Mr.. Sima, the leader Of the Col.
onial orchestra. A splendid program
one you will enjoy every minute
and see the second time.
Tomorrow night there will be a
wonderful two-part Exclusive feature,
"PeriIs of the Sea-" by the Kalt m
Company. Continuous performance
no waits. The price is 10 cents.
Henry French, 109 Prince George
street, was given the tea set last
night. Another tea set or several
pieces of silver, will be given away
next Wednesday. Watch The Capt.
tai
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-01-15
MARY FULLER.
Ia The 9Th Story Of Who VIII Marry
maVy.


Proposal From Mary" being the
sixth end Last story of Who will
Mary Maryf" produced in colla0ora-
tion with "The Ladies' World" will
be sc en- at The r alace tonight. Mary
started for the East but lost her way
to the station. Captain Bradford
appeared in an aeroplaue and took
her to the train. His diary, acci-
dentally dropped, told her that he
was real owner of her mine
Mary's next move will surprise you.
Then there is grand two-reel
Vitagrsph, featuring Maurice Cos.
tello and Mary Fuller in The Golden
Pathway" You will be an enthusi-
astic me mbtr of the audience when
you go to the Palace tonight to see
THE Golden Pathway" a special
two-p part life portrayal, full of inter
est and ginger.
And then Kalem, " The Hermit $
Ruse, headline feature, showing
how an unthinking wife is brought to
realize the danger of her friendship
for another man. Hayden a miner,
objects to the friendship between his
wife and Henderson, gambler
Later Hayden learns that the friend
ship continues. He seeks the aid of
hermit See the rest at The Palace
tonight.
Isn't this some program 20 be
proud Of Manager Landou of The
Palace thinks it will please all.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-01-15
Eastern FanatlcIsm.

A French statistician wrote to the
vail of Aleppo and asked these four
questions What are your imports? -?
What is the water supply? What is
the birth rate? The death rate?" The
vail replied: 1T is impossible for any
one 10 know the number of camels
that kneel in the markets of Aleppo.
The water supply is sufficient No
one ever died of thirst in Aleppo The
mind of Allah alone knows how many
children shall be born in this vast
city in any given time As to the
death rate. who would venture to as
certain this. for it is revealed only to
the angels Of death who shall be
taken and who shall be left o son
of the west, cease your idle and pre-
sumptuous questiouings, and know
that things are not revealed to the
children Of men,'
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-01-15
ONE WHO DESERVES TRIBUTE
stenosrspher Hanuerina Out Die
tate5 Paragraphs. Times Her Efti-
elency 70 Our Limitations.

Who else knows us half so we'll?
She hes heard all that we have said
and aa mada notes of il. She has
read cur incoming letters She knows
VINO pleads with us for help and what
we do about it, DO We write frankly
or eyasively. she follows the straight
hewed line or the curve Of our devious
ness are we courteous only TO the
powerful, or is our treatment even 10
all who come seeking The woman
~ our elbow hammering out our para
graphs is a clear eyed witness. over
the telephone voices drift in from the
world. and the tone OF each is caught
and judged before cur presence is
acknowledged. She knows whether
our friends are worthy Is the home
happy? She knows it. She notes all
our tricks Of person Our good temper
our clean speech fly further than We
guess She is familiar with the stale
phrases we scatter over the thousand
routine letters, and is gladdened when
we light up the la1guid page with an
unspoiled turn. She is aware when
we have tumbled out from q laden
desk TO a worlds series ball game
She, too. would enjoy a great players
versatility. but she wades through our
debris till twilight She could keep
our tardy correspondence up to the
minute. but she has to time her eff
cheney TO our limitations. Never out
pacing US, she is as loyal in the back
ground as our shadow - Golfers
Weekly.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-01-15
Skaters Are Out in Force.

During the cold spell of the last
few days, College and Spa creeks and
other smaller bodies Of water ada.
cent to Annapolis froze to sufficient
thickness to permit of skating, and,
as a result, many lovers of the sport
were out today and yesterday.
There was already much ice in the
creeks before the heavy blow of Mon
day that brought the frigid wave, and
with the stiffness of the air last
night and Tuesday night, ice formed
to thicEness that made skating en-
tirely safe. College creek being
more sheltered, furnished cafe ice
yestt rday. Today macy skaters
aocked to Spa creek, larger body
Of water.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-01-15
MORE WONDERFUL THAN "SHE. +"

Conan Doyle's story of Lost
World" surpssses in mystery and
thrilling interest Rider Haggard'"
never-to-be- forgotten story of an
"Unknow wn Africa" Begin reading
1.-THE Lost World in the 24-page IL
lustrted Magazine Section of the Sun
day World next Sunday. A copious
synopsis of preceding chapters will
put you right up to the opening of
the next instalnent. The most thrill
ling part Of the story has jusc bsen
reached. s-zs
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-01-15
Simple Remedies.

For sick headache apply a hot-Wa.
ter bottle to head and one on stom-
ach. This gives relief in a short time.
For tired and aching feet put two
tablespoonfuls OF salt iE TWO quarts
of hot water; wheu cool add two Ia
bIespoons of alcohol or camphor. Let
feet soak in this for : minutes This
is also good for sore throat Dip com
press in the warm MIXTURE and bind
on throat.
For burns, use butter; 1t takes the
fire out quickly For cuts peroxide
will stop bleeding
For colds take a cup Of milk and
add a level teaspoonful Of red pep
per: stir wen and drink very quickly.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-01-15
FIRM FOUNDATION.
Nothing Can Undermine it in
Annapolis.

People are sometimes slow to recog
nize true merit, and they cannot be
blamed, for so many have been hum.
bugged in the past. The experience
of hundreds of Annapolis residents,
expressed publicly through newspapers
and other sources, places Doan's Kid
nay Pills on a firm foundation here.
John I, Wells, 149 Main St, Annap
oils, Nd, says when / had occasion
to take kidney medicine, | used Doan' 8
Kidney Pills. They relieved me OF
backache and strengthened my kidneys.
am pleased to endorse Dosn's Kidney
Pills.
Price soc. at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr. Wells had. Foster-Milburn CO..
Props, Buffalo, ~ Y.
s..For sale by sll dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States. Remember the name DOan s.
and take no other.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-01-15
The Old. Old Story.

Does it pay to advertise in The
Capital? Ask Mr.. Thomas Strange,
of the firm of Strange & White, and
ask host of others. The fountain
pen, valued as Christmas gift. ad-
vertised in The Capital as follows:
( oST-Retveen lH Duke Of Gloucester s
- ard Grammar school Green - a
FOUNTAIN PEN Reward at Strange s.
Whites or at above address tI2-St
was returned through the ad. 1t was
found by Master Musterman.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-01-15
savings Bank Boa,d OreaO.zes.

The directors of the Annapolis
Savings Institution who were re-
elected last week, met and organized
by the selection Of tbs following
President, Frank H. Stockett; vice
president, W M. Holladay; cashier,
Eugene Warrington; assistant cash.
Ter. b. Allen Welch; solicitor, James
Nj. Nun roe.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-01-15
Novelty IN Combs.

A hinged comb is another odd idea
81 introduced The top of most
mbs so far stands up in line with
ie teeth and stands out from the
la.T. This wsy the top is hinged and
s aen the comb is rlaced in the hair
'hs top bends down dat against the
ts L comes .a ain amha~ D.
La-1Gy rAinc 1t.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-01-15

This bertha of maline lace does not
abliterate the gracious lines Of shoul-
eer and arm, but it adds the essential
ouch of drapery without which a bod
ice seems rather severe these days.
The lace bertha harmonizes well with
little frock of dove gray chiffon.
orn with buttoned boots of gray
suede.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-01-15
YOU CANT FOOL HEINTz.
Comedy Sketch at The Colonial
Tonight.

Entire new program at the Colonial
lneatre tonight and il looks very
promising. Ethel Ray & Co. will
oifer their laughing success "You
Can't Fool Heintz." II is lust
laughs all the wav through. There
are three people in the sketch, ana
all three Gle yer performers.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-01-15

Irespses notice printed on muslin
or on paper for sale 81 this Office
Nov is toe titne 70 post trespass
ootices when g1nners with dog and
sun are wont to trespsss on private
property. Buy trespsss notice st
The Capital Office
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-01-15

So hsve T Frinling
done At the CapitsI of1cei
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-01-15

for the farmer, the merchant. the
broker
The world has never seen an age Of
greater constructive significance IN
politics, in science, in society Every
lets, at crossroads. And the Beet
Possible Newspaper must equip its
readers for intelligent understanding
Of all these things.
That is precisely why il Is the sim
truth that for your purposes. and for
the purpose Of the whole South, the
BEST POSSIBLE NEWSPAPER is
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-01-15
"The Best Possible Newspaper r

What sort of paper is it? In the
first place, it must be Home Paper
the Woman's Friend and part of her
daily life. And it must be a NECES-
SITY to the Business Man. 1t must
not only tell what is happening in the
world, Dut it must go farther and tell
Why it is happening and what It
means.
The Best Possible Newspaper has a
staff of correspondents covering the
world field of the Associated and Unit
ed Press, securing the earth for vital
human facts 1t has fashions and art,
bucks aud music, literature and politics
at its right hand. II has the markets
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-01-15
Complete Funerals
For S75 up.

wa win furnish a Black Broad Cloth,
gray or White Embossed Plush Casket,
for $500 complete. White or Gray
Rrosd Cloth CasSet Tor $1,000 complete.
Rack Broad Cloth Cauch Casket for
slIa no complete. Our complete tuner
els consists Of Emhalming, shaving
RurisI Robes. Gloves, Door Scarf, Out
e;da case. Opening Grave, Candeianra,
Txt-nsion Handles, Hearse and Three
Carriages. -
We guarantees you saving oi S4V.oV
,t every one Of our Complete Funerals.
We also guarantee every one Of these
(saskets to be up-to-dste in every re-
cnset Additional charges viii be made
for Hearss and Carriages for Country
Funerals.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1914-11-26

the room which was at Philips back
they dragged forth long pine box,
and were engaged in this occupation
when the door opened and third
man entered. Never had Philip look
ed on a more unprepossessin face
than that of the newcomer, In whose
little black eyes there seemed to be
gloating triumph as he leered at
the prisoner. He was short, with
huge breadth of shoulders. His eyes
and mouth and nose were all but en-
quilted in superauous flesh. and as he
turned from Philip to the man and
boy over the box he snapped the
joints of his fingers In startling
manner.
"Howdy, howdy!" he wheezed, like
one afflicted with asthma. Good!
goodv'
With these four words he lapsed
into the silence of the older man and
the boy.
AS the box was dragged full into
the light, a look of horror shot into
Philips eyes. 1t was the rough-box
of coffin! Without a word, and ap-
parently without a signal, the three
surrounded him and lifted him bodily
into it. To his surprise he found
himself lying upon something soft, as
IL the interior of this strange prison
had been padded with cushions. Then,
with extreme caution, his arms were
freed from under his back and strap
ped to his side, and other straps,
broad and firm, were fastened from
side to side of the box across his
limbs and body, as II there were
danger of his flying up and out
through the top. Another moment
and shadow fell above him, pitch
gloom engulfed him.
They were dragging on the cover
TO the box! He heard the rapid
beating of hammer, the biting OF
nails into wood, and he writhed and
struggled to free his hands, to cry
nut, to gain the use of his legs, but
not the fraction of an inch could he
relieve himself of his letters. After
\ time his straining muscles relaxed,
and he stopped to get his breath and
listen. Family there came to him
he sound OF subdued voices, and he
caught a glimmer of light, then an
other, and still third. He saw now
that half a dozen holes had been
bored into the cover and sides of the
box. The discovery brought with 1t
sense OF relief. At least he was
not to be suffocated. He found, after
an interval. that he was even COM
Portable, and that his captors had
not only given him a bed to lie upon.
but had placed pillow under his
head.