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The Washington times., 1917-01-09

II. st. J. Brady. Philadel-
phIa, Harrington.
II. A. Marx. Philadelphia,
Harrington
PORTO RIGA.
Cant. s. S. Bryant. San
Juan, Raleigh.
A. Weller Aivarado, Monati,
Ebbitt.
SOUTH CAROLINA
II. c. Morris Greenvilie, Ma
TEXAS.
J. L. Halves, San Antonio,
Willard.
Sy. Cobb. Ebbitt.
TENNESSEE
Henry L. Underwood,
Knoxville. Ebbitt.
UNITED STATES ARMY
Cant. and Mrs. John
Starck, Richmond.
Miss Anna Starck, Rich
mond.
VIRGINIA.
E. B. Kelly. South Boston,
Everett.
A. c. Anderson and wife,
Richmond. varnum.
NJ. b. sparr, Richmond. Dris-
, coll.
1. A. Levick, Norfolk, Ma
tional.
@, F. Honelewis and wife,
Charlottesville. National.
H. A. Miller. culpeper, Ma
tional.
w. ]. Moran. Richmond. Ma
tional.
L. X. Moore. staunton. Ma
tional.
W. H. Cleland. Charlottes-
VILE, National.
T. Z. Ritnour Farmville,
National.
8. w. Armstead. Norfolk,
National.
]. A. Sprint, Winchester
National.
H. l.. Clover. Woodstock
National.
W. c. Haslett, Woodstock.
National.
George w. Beach. Brad
ford, Harris.
N. Hiesk, Bradford, Har-
W. s. Young. Richmond,
william Madena. Lynch
burg, Capitol Park.
H. @. Thompson, Rich
mond, Capitol Park.
c. ]. James. Richmond,
Continental.
e. w. Mckinney. Rich
mond. Continental.
Mrs. Johns. Petersburg,
Continental.
w. A. Preston, Roanoke,
willard.
Alvan H. Martin, Norfolk
willard.
A. s. Smith, Roanoke, Eb'
bitt.
Miss Catherine p. Cochran
The Plains, Ebbitt.
Mrs. Rolfe Robertson, Hay
market, Ebbitt.
c. G. Conrad and wife, Har
risonburg. Ebbitt.
c. Smith, cuipeper. Sterling
@. II. Daisy, Warrenton
Sterling.
Bonnie Trapier.. Richmond
Raleigh.
NJ. chile. University, Ra'
leigh.
II. II. Reese. Front Royal
Harrington.
WEST VIRGINIA.
B. c. Lewis, williamstown
National.
A. w. Clarey, Martinsburg
National
r. p. Chew. Chariestown
National.
George Smith, Parkersburg
National. I.
J. E. Carpenter. Clay, . Eb
J. 8. Walsh, Parkersburs
Ebbitt.
/ WASHINGTON.
]. L. McKurley, Spokane
willard.
WISCONSIN.
+. Groeghby. Milwaukee,
National.
F. c. Maynard, sheboygar
willard.
z. II. Parmelee. Sheboy
, gan, Willard.
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MRS. ANNA WIssNER DIES
Aged Georgetown Resident Sue
cumbs to Grip.

Mrs. Anne wissner. life long
resident OF Georgetown. died sudden
Iy last night at her residence. 1912
Thirty-hrst street northwest. She
had been i'll for several days with
what had been diagnosed as the grip.
Mrs. wissner was the widow Of
Henry B. wissner. a business man of
Georgetown. who died more than
thirty-five years ago. Mrs. Wissner
is survived by three grown children.
Mary E. wissner. Henry B. Wissner.
and Frank ]. Wissner.
Funeral arrangements have not
been made. They probably Will be
held Thursday from the residence OF
Mrs. Wissner.
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". Leo sipser. NATIONAL.
W. W. Jeffords, National.
II. l.. wolfson. National.
Dave Miller, National.
]. @. Higgins. National.
OHIO
E. N sherrington, cincin-
natl, National
Mrs. Margaret CARROLL
Shoreham.
Mrs. J. d. Pierce. . Shore
Carlyle R. Barnett. Shore
Charles Macveagh. Shore
ham.
], 8. Kerstein. Harrington.
II. BurnsteIn. Harrington.
George J. Schneider Har-
rington.
L. Lippmann. Harrington.
Charles Friedberg. Harring-
ton.
A. 0reenwaid. Harrington.
william Rhodes. Harrington.
]. c. Hodge. Harrington.
A. wallenstein. Harrington.
L. Sofran, Harrington.
II. s. Blackman. Harrington.
F. L. whris.ner. HaTins-
ton.
william s. white. Harring-
ton.
p w. Seals. Raleigh.
B. F. Brady. Raleigh
A. J. Kenny. Raleigh.
N, II. Behrens. Raleigh.
Harvey KerSey. Raleigh.
Sidney II. Rice. Raleigh.
c. p. Meyer. Raleigh.
Sol Israelson. Raleigh.
/ Bright Figaro. Raleigh.
p. E. wilhelm. Raleigh.
Mrs. Julian Heath. Raleigh.
], A. Burke. Raleigh.
Jaul Person, Raleigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Halleck
Brodhead, Raleigh.
Harry Rosenthal. Raleigh.
", J. Firm. Raleigh.
n. Sacks. Sterling.
James Creshkon. Sterling.
II. r. Klnnan, Sterling.
H, Kaufman. Raleigh.
II. A. Brown. Raleigh.
T. Mashiko. Raleigh.
Kurt Engel. Raleigh.
Peter J. Doollng. Raleigh.
Charles F. de Ganahl, Ra-
leigh.
z, w. LewiH-Epsteln, RIA
leigh.
Jacob de Haas. Raleigh.
b. Frank. Raleigh.
A. II. Rowan. Raleigh
e. s. Chenoweth, Raleigh.
II. II. Rupplee, Raleigh.
L. @. Goldman. Raleigh.
NEW YORK STATE.
w. A. Storms. Utica, Met
ropolitan.
H. s.. Alderman. Albany,
Metropolitan
Mrs. Frank L. Norten,
Cazenova. Lafayette.
w. r. oglesby. Yongers,
Congress Hall.
George Donlan and Swife,
Brooklyn. National.
s. Miller and wife. Bath,
National.
A. NJ. RandeII. Port Jefrer-
son, Continental.
@. J.. Yeekman. Brooklyn,
Continental.
g. z. bailey. Brooklyn,
Continental.
w. E. Wilson, Buffalo. Con-
Irene Gross, Rochester. OK.
b. L. Jones. Buffalo. VII.
H. E. Keenan,. Brooklyn
y 1. , woods. Brooklyn
willard.
+. ]. Tone. Niagara Falls
willard.
] w. Hustled, Peekskfll
Shoreham.
OHIO.
Edward Christman, Mas
slllon, Varnum.
Mrs. Edward Christman
Massillon. lvarnum.
Louis Nicholson. Cincinnati
Raleigh.
! L. F. willie. tr.. Cincinnati
Harrington.
W. r. Wood and wife. To
ledo. Willard.
@. J. Horn, Cleveland
willard.
z. o. Cross. Cleveland
Willard.
J. II. Anderson. Cleveland
willard.
Frank N. coobb. Cleveland
willard.
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Mrs. E. E. Barnard, Elysia,
willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Michel
son, Cente, willard.
J. c. whitridge, Columbia
Shoreham.
E. H. Cheeckington. West
erville. Capitol Park.
E. A. Hollington, Akron.
Capitol Park.
OKLAHOMA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben H.
Dwight, Durant, Willard.
PENNSYLVANIA.
John N. Monte. Pittsburgh.
Congress Hall.
Stephen @. Porter. Con-
gress Hall. O
Samuel wintire. Wilkes
barre, Congress Hall.
John r. Farr. Scranton,
Congress Hall.
George W. Edmonds. Phila-
delphIa, Congress Hall.
S. d. Demron, Philadel-
phia, Congress Hall.
A. J. Bradford and wife,
Winston
NJ. NJ. Hubert. Philadel-
phia. Cochran.
Titus L. Staufrer, Philadel-
phia. Bellevue.
William Shields Yeadon,
National.
N. r. Wilson. Philadelphia,
National.
Charles Wentrop. Philadel-
phia, National.
p. H. Sussman. Philadel-
phia, National.
N. Liberman, Philadelphia,
National.
c. Z. slower. Philadelphia,
National.
G. H. Geilfus, Philadelphia,
National.
Ed Reid, Philadelphia, Ma
tlonal.
H. c. Parelin, Philadelphia,
National.
H. GIford. Pittsburgh, Ma
>tional.
L. P. Marks, Williamsburg.
National.
r. w. Stephens. Harris
burg. National.
L. Grossman, Philadelphia,
Metropolitan.
A. ]. Rawson. Philadelphia.
Metropolitan.
+. r. Thomas, Philadel-
phia, Capitol Park.
r. W. Warren. Harrisburg,
Capitol Park. {.
E. p. Blantz, Pittsburgh.
Capitol Park.
w. H. Tunis, Philadelphia.
Continental.
d. T. Taylor, Chester. Con-
tinental.
Harry Turner. Philadel-
phla. Continental.
H. L. Cheston. Bethlehem,
Shoreham-
Mr.. and Mrs. Seneca L.
Lewis. Greensburg. Shore
ham.
Miss Mary L. Lewis.
GreensburE, Shoreham.
n. Z. Pennington, Philadel-
phia, willard.
8. Y. O'Malley. Scranton,
Willard.
George p. Damon. Philadel-
phia. willard.
Robert J. Mckay. Pitts
burgh willard.
J. b. Bonner, Philadelphia,
willard.
J. c. Denison, Pittsburgh,
willard.
simon g. Dwight. Carlisle
F. NJ. Walker, Beaver Falls,
Willard.
J. N. Hutchinson. Phila-
delphia, Ebbitt.
]. B. Patterson, Philadel'
phia, Ebbitt.
E. A. Stocktory, Philadel-
phia, Raleigh.
U. @. Rowley. Philadel-
phia, Raleigh.
]. r, Black. jr., Phlladel-
phIa, Raleigh.
w. W. Miller. Philadelphia,
Raleigh.
z. P. Staunton. Philadel-
phIa, Raleigh.
H. A. Ganthrop. Morristown
Raleigh.
John A. Mcsparran. Furnlse,
Ralsfgh.
8. c. Scott. Pittsburgh. RIA
leigh.
n. s. Grant, Chester. Ra'
leigh.
Miss Sarah A. Grant. Ches'
ter. Raleigh.
J. w. H. Weber, Philadel'
phia. Harrington.
C. N. Farrell. Philadelphia
Harrington
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DIES OF HEMoRRHAeE.

Augustus Miller. forty-five years
old. living at the Bismark Hotel. be-
CAME suddenly i'll late last night and
was hurried to Emergency Hospital,
where he was treated for hemorrhage.
He became unconscious shortly after
his arrival at the hospital, and died
this morning at 3:45 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1917-01-09
ADDRESS ON sALEsMANsHIP.

The Salesmanship Club of Wash
ington will be addressed tonight in
the rooms of the Chamber of Com
merce by Z. E. Perrine, president of
the Salesmanship Club of Denver. He
will speak on Creative Imagination.
the Magic Light of Modern Business"
The Washington times., 1917-01-09
WASHINGTONPROOF
ington case:

Mrs. 6. w Mockabee, 3l8
Eleventh St. S. E., says: 81 suf-
fered from backache and other
symptoms of kidney disease sew
eral years ago. | had a lingering
pain in the small of my back, and
it was with difficulty that | got
about the house to do my house.
work. My feet swelled and there
was a retention of the kidney Sc
cretions: Four boxes of Doan's
Kidney Pills relieved me-"
The Washington times., 1917-01-09
NEWS OF HYATTSVhLE
Volunteer FIremen Entertain at An
nuaI Smoker.

h6oN S"ISNSts
EVANSVILLE, Jan. 9.-Hyattsville
volunteer firemen entertained last
night at the departments annual
smoker in the Municipal Building.
Delegations from Berwyn, Riverdale,
Mt. Rainier, Capitol Heights and Sill
yer Springs were present.
Fire Chief Edward Keegin was
tcastmaster, and the following took
part in the program: Prince Georges
County Orchestra, J. Grosscup, OF
Langdon; w. J. Jouvenal, of Silver
Springs: II. c. Harmon. of Mt. Rainier;
Fred Seifert, of Washington: T. II,
DeckeIman. Owen Mulligan, chief of
RIverdale department; Judge John
Gibson, fire marshal of HyAttsyilie:
John ]. Mccarthy, of Silver Springs;
]. Burroughs Waters. of Riv=rGole;
Councilman Charles W. Clagett, OF
HyattsviIIe: Assistant Chief Edward
DevIin. of HyattsvilIe.
The HyattsviIle Citizens Associo'
tion, through its counsel, J. Frank
Lillard, today filed an application In
the circuit court of this county for
an Injunction against the mayor and
common council of Hyattsville to pre-
vent that bodysfrom publishing The
municipal delinquent taxli5t In the
HyattsyilIe Independent. The suit IL
brought In the name OF the thirteen
taxpayers, and is sought on The
grounds that such a publication
would be in violation of the towr
charter, in that q part owner Of Th'
Independent is one of the towr
fathers.
The Washington times., 1917-01-09
ARE PEOPLE FROM YOUR HOME
STOPPING AT CAPITAL HOTELS?
List of Arrivals From the Various States and
Other Countries Recorded on Regis
tiers of Local Hostelries.

Washington hotels during
names listed
Washnsonns VINO want to get touch
their
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quickly with their Si'O
ALABAMA
william B. Inge, Mobile
willard.
Frank Nelson. jr., Birming-
ham, willard.
ARKANSAS.
Mrs. Joe T. Robinson. Lit
tie Rock. Congress Hall.
william Grieg, Little Rock,
Ebbitt.
CANADA
J. n. Laid, Montreal, Will
lard.
D. J. Thorn. Ryma. Will
lard
COLORADO.
c, E. Strong, Denver, VII
lard.
J. w. Stewart. Colorado
Springs. willard.
CONNECTICUT.
James p. Glynn. and wife,
Winsted. Driscoll.
d. 3. Briggs. Hartford,
b +. Goldman and wife.
New Haven. National.
Mrs. J. H. Fennerey. Green
witch, willard
DR.. and Mrs. ]. !. Linde,
New Haven, willard
CALIFORNIA.
Z. ]. Justice. San Fran
cisco: Richmond
]. ]. O'Connor. Irensco, Ma
tional.
N. E. walsilI. sIssa Mades,
George Haywood. San
Francisco, National.
Georgia Germany, Los An
geies. oxford.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Swague,
san Francisco, Willard.
Frank Karr, Los Angeles,
Edwin d. Cooke, Los An
Feles. willard.
Thomas F. Cooke. Los An
geles, willard.
DELAWARE
c. z. Major. Wilmington.
Harrington.
irving Fink. Wilmington.
Harrington.
W. z. Borst. Wilmington,
Harrington.
n. L. Tingiey, Wilmington,
National.
ENGLAND.
John Gallon, London. Lin
coin.
Mrs.. Clock, London, Eb-
bit.
FLORIDA.
Gilbert D. Leach. Lees
burg. Varnum-
GEORGIA.
John B. Gunry. Martzuna,
nAiscoll. -.
James Briscoe. Atlanta.
Harrington.
Emmett Houser, Fort VAL
.ley, willard.
B. o. Hughes, Rome, Eb-
Ms. Bessie Camp. Atlanta,
Ebbitt.
s. d. Clark. Dawson. ster-
ling.
ling.
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
Mrs. Charlotte c. Cochran,
Honolulu, Ebbitt
ILLINOIS.
c. C. Dugan. Chicago, Met
ropolitan.
C. II Lewiston and wife,
Chicago, Winston.
c. B. jackson, Chicago, Ok
ford.
H. z. Giddings and wife,
Chicago. willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. R. Bernes,
Chicago, Willard.
Franklin Moser, Chicago,
willard.
Hal s. Gilmore. Roadhouse,
willard.
W. T. Ashley, Chicago, VIII
lard.
Charles wedepohl, Chicago.
willard.
Harry c. Watts, Chicago,
Raleigh. d.,
L. z. wettling, Chicago, Ra-
leigh.
II. ]. Cummings. Chicago.
National.
INDIANA.
Lincoln Dixon. North Yer
non, Congress Hall.
James Lord. Indianapolis,
National.
Charles l. Murdoch, La
fayette, Willard.
JAPAN.
A. s. MIkara, Toxic. Will
lard.
Miss T. MIkara, Toxic.
Willard.
KANSAS.
r. s. Brauer, Kansas City.
Varnum.
Charles Man, Caney, Will
lard.
KENTUCKY.
James p. Neken, Licking
ton, willard.
LOUISIANA.
=. D. Goodrich, Baton
Rouge, Harris.
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william c. Dufin, New Or
leans, Ebbitt.
MAINE. H
F. c. Jewett and wife.
'Eastport, Varnum.
C. A. Rose and wife. Rock
land, Congress Hall.
z. v. Chapman and wiie'
New sharon. Gordon,
DR.. F. o. Blossom, Caribou,
Occidental.
MARYLAND.
A. s. Gordon. Baltimore.
st. James.
s. o. OFT, Baltimore, ST.
James.
Anna Neary. Baltimore. St
A. n. MIhin. PyIesviIle, Con-
gress Hall.
J. w. Wilson and wife, Bal
tifnore, Winston.
r. A. williams and wife,
Baltimore, Varnum-
]. z. Watt, Cumberland,
Harris.
c. D. Rue. EaPlata. Harris.
NJ. ]. witsbell, LaPlata,
Continental. Z
2 NJ seth. Mcdaniel,
Continental.
r, ]. Long. HagerstoWn'
Continental
c. H. Wilson: Hartford
county. Harrington
Edwin A. Stein, Baltimore
Harrington.
F. L. Byrne, Baltimore. Ma
L Xrbuttan. La Plata. Ma
tional.
]. fisherman, Baltimore, Ma
B. F. Ma1er. Baltimore, Ma
tional.
W. c. Bowling. Ia Plata.
National. 81
H. NJ. MeIlegan, Baltimore.
National.
A. c. Hagan, Baltimore. Ma
L. L. Bowling. st. Marys.
National.
F. F. Sullivan. Van Bibber.
National.
], ID. smith and wife, Balti-
more, National. e.
]. T. Jewell, Baltimore, Ma
Louis Saul. Baltimore. Ma
tional.
c. A. Miles. Baltimore. Ma
tiona1.
Ralph Gibson and wife,
Baltimore. Oxford.
r. F. Heck, willard.
Joseph n. Shriver, West
. minister, willard.
Mrs. c. Holbrooke, Bali-
/ more, Ebbitt.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Henry d. Tudor, Boston.
Congress Hall.
c. /. Philand, Springfield.
Congress Hall.
H, A. PhIland, Springfield.
Congress Hall.
H. c, Poore and wife.
Bromtice. Driscoll.
A. n. Browneil, Attsllboro-
q. W Harmet and wife.
Brockton. National.
Irving Kent BOSTON, VII
Mr.. and Mrs.. Charles Z.
Townsend Boston. willard,
Warren o. Feyle, Brookiine,
willard.
Allen Curtis, Boston, VII
lard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur H,
Brown, Boston. Willard.
A. A. Dabney, Boston, WI
II. H. Bennett. Boston, WI
lard.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Rey'
nolds, Boston. willard.
N. n. Fritz, Boston, Eb'
bitt.
C. z. Burnett. Boston, Eb'
bitt.
william B. Johnston. Cam.
bridge. sShoreham-
MICHIGAN.
F. B. sadIer. Detroit, st
James.
A. z. Simpson. Detroit,
willard.
Alex Sutherland. Muske'
gan. Ebbitt.
Ernest ]. Miller, Monroe
Winston.
w. C. Carson, wyandotte
Sterling.
MINNESOTA.
L. N. Schultz Rochester
National.
w. 3. Parrish. st. Paul
WlllaTu.
, Guyle Eaton. Duluth. VII
lard.
MISSOURI.
L. C. Dyer. st. Louis. Var
Mrs. c. Mel. Clark, st
Louis. willard.
John SculIin and wife. 81
Louis. willard.
F. ]. wade. ST. Louis, VIII
lard.
II. q. Mack, St. Louis. Ra
leigh. =
MONTANA.
L. E. choquette, Havre
willard.
NEBRASKA
F. c. Magruder. SCOTT
Blun, Raleigh.
John L. Mueller bayAru
Raleigh.
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Good Health Makes Happy Home

Get a box of Doan's Kidney
Pills. They are safe and reliable.
They have helped thousands of dis
couraged women. Here's a Wash
ington case:
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NORTH CAROLINA.

NORTH CAROLINA.
Miss Ruby Goodwin. Damn,
Congress Hall.
Miss Mattie Goodwin, Damn,
Congress Hall.
Miss Helen Barnes. Damn,
Congress Hall.
Miss II. L. Goodwin, Damn.
Congress Hall.
NJ. r. 1Braman. Goldsboro,
Winston
p. X. Leahy. Rose Hill, Ma
tionai.
H. Boney. Rose Hill. Ma
'tiopal.
J. w. Petty. Greensboro.
]. w. Rideout, Columbia,
Harris.
J. F. Palmer. Wilson, st.
James.
R. A. Lamberton. Raleigh.
Continental.
T. c. Guthrie, Charleston,
Continental.
c. L. Harris. High Point,
Ebbitt. -
W. B. Brawley, Ebbitt.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
George Rublee. Cornish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tarvach,
Newport, Ebbitt.
NEW JERSEY.
H. ouigIey. Trenton, Con-
gress Hall.
4. B. Cobb, Jersey City.
Raleigh.
Mrs. w. II. Mead. Paterson,
L. G. witkowski, Ceilings
wood, Oxford.
Henry L Condit and wife.
Meplewood. Willard.
George G., HollIngshead and
wife,. Jersey City, Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs-W. 8. Perry,
East Orange. Ebbitt.
NEW MEXICO.
]. A. Heap. Los Mochis,
willard.
NEW YORK CITY.
W. H. Mcfarland. Lincoln
DR.. Hensiquez Y. Carava-
gal, Cochran.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H.
Oben. Cochran.
W. A. Flanagan, Metropoli-
d. Black. Metropolitan.
Herman Taylor: Metropoh-
james ine Philips. Metropoli-
w H. Fisher, Metropolitan
c. E. Bockus. willard;
J. n. swayEe. Willard.
@. p. Sylvan. willard.
E. II, Thorp. willard.
Mrs. r. c. Morris. willard.
c. II. wuerst. Ebbitt.
Fannie X. Johnston, Eo-
Joseph Hirschle and wife.
EbbItt.
G. s. Peabody. Ebbitt.
II, c. Davis, Ebbitt.
z. Henderson. Ebbitt.
John Scully. Ebbitt.
|, Mr.. and Mrs. Sex s. Sill
yerman, Ebbitt.
n. Douglas. Ebbitt
+. Fiesselt. Ebbitt. 49,.
A. L. Barrett. Oxford
Miss Eda Bothner. Oxford.
Robert E.. O'Connor. OK
l. D. Frosh. Oxford.
william Marble, Oxford.
Irene Lowe. Oxford.
F. Dell Chain. Oxford.
Nick Hunord. Oxford.
J. z. Beck. Occidental.
Mrs. Chiffon and SON. Occt-
dental.
sanford Robinson. willard.
Franklin d. Moonell. VIII
lard
Mrs. Ernest Thompson Sc
ton, willard.
Nathan ABarlCan, willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Sabine.
willard.
Alfred Pack, willard.
]. B. Burnett. willard.
Charles R. Sturges, WILL
George L. Mccarthy. WILL
A. c. Morrison. willard.
Robert b. Fuller. Willard.
Leslie Graft. willard.
II. l. Dudley. willard.
T. II. Pickford and wife.
Lafayette.
Marion Weeks, Bellevue.
John Firth. Bellevue.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Davis.
Bellevue.
J. z. Ayres, Congress Hall.
n. L. Vernier, Driscoli.
Harvey Wood. Driscoll.
Edmond A. Whether. Dris-
coll.
s. Neil. Capitol Park.
]. G. Blake. Capitol Park.
o. G. Rieke, Capitol Park
NJ. A, Fox. Capitol Park.
Mark Cohen. Capitol Park.
Charles Levy. National.
II. W. Guttman. National.
4. Kane, National.
q. z. Crocs, National.
z. He'll. National.
s. Sinner, National.
A. NJ. Dode. National.
+. Reiss and wife. National.
L. F. Phillips. National
c. C. Mccullough. National.
! NJ. Guthen. National.
I II. A. Turner, National.
r. ]. Manson. National.
; ]. T. Munholland. National
H. jackson. National.
II. C. johnson. National.
N, Kahn, National.
! ]. Frank. National.
The Washington times., 1917-01-09
$1.69
So to $3.50 Corsets

Clearing the shelves Of
broken lots of the famous
"Bon Ton" and &c B" Corsets.
Reply promptly and find
richly brocaded models, in
flesh and white. Sizes 10 to
80 in one style or another.
Palais Royal-Street Floor
Table.
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Corset Covers and Drawers reduc,
AND

Why not a high-grade COR
SET now that prices are so
much reduced?
The Washington times., 1917-01-09
Less Elaborately Trimmed

PIG is included in the lot reduced to 75c Look for
ombination garments Regular patrons will need
II made lingerie less deliberately trimmed, reduced
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-04-06
THICK, GLOSSY HAIR
FREE FROM DANDRUFF
Girls! Beauty Your Hair! Make It
Soft, Fluffy and Luxuriant-Try
the Moist Cloth.

Try as you will, after an application
of Danderine, you cannot find a single
trace of dandruff or falling hair and
your scalp will not itch, but what will
please you most, will be after few
weeks use, when you see new hair
fine and downy at first yes-but real
~ new hair growing all over the
scalp.
A. litNe Danderine Immediately dOu-
bles the beauty of your hair. No differ
ence how dull, faded, brittle and
scraggy, just moisten a cloth with
Danderine and carefully draw 1t
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time. The effect is i'm
mediate and amazing your hair will
be light, fluffy and wavy, and have an
appearance OF abundance; an incom
parable luster, softness and luxuri-
ance, the beauty and simmer Of true
hair health
Get a % cent bottle Of Knowlton'S
Danderine from any store and prove
that your hair is as pretty and soft
as any-that it has been neglected or
injured by careless treatment-that'S
all. Adv. -
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-04-06

Eggs ham, chicken and salads figure conspicu-
ously in the Easter menus the eggs and chicken
because of the Easter symbolism; ham, since 1t IS
CONNECTED with eggs from q gastronomic stand
roin+ and salads because when Easter comes
fresh green viands are particularly enticing
Here is good recipe for smothered chicken
which may well be the principal item OF an Easter
luncheon or dinner. Split the chicken down the
hack season with salt and pepper. ana dredge
well with flour on both sides. Put INTO Dahe
nan small cupful of stock and quarter of
pound of butter. Arrange the giblets on the pol-
tom and on them lay the chicken, breast down.
Cover the pan closely and basic every ten or
twelve minutes Allow about fifteen minutes TO
the pound in roasting When tender take out the
chicken and lay on hot plate. Wash the g1D-
let's add cup of rich cream and serve with Dis
cult These should be buttermilk or beaten DIS
cult.
TO make chicken a la Baltimore, prepare the
chicken for boiling; then cut into joints. wipe
dry season well with salt and pepper ana dlp
into beaten eggs; then roll in fine bread crumbs.
Place in we'll buttered pan, pour olive oil or
melted butter over them and bake IN STEADY
oven for twenty-five minutes. When ten0er re-
move to hot dish Make good cream gravy
to pour over the chicken and serve with corn
fritters and thin, crisp slices of bacon.
A sayory egg dish for an Easter luncheon or
supper includes eggs and artichokes. To make
this dish steam or cook in highly salted water as
many artichoke buttons there are guests 10
serve Brown delicately in butter as many ROUNDS
Of thin bread each piece little larger IN dlam-
eter than are artichoke buttons Place the artl-
chokes on the rounds of bread, and then over each
one drop poached egg, trimmed TO the exact
size of the bread foundation. Pour over the egg
a small quantity of sauce Hollandaise. Add dash
of paprika and serve hot.
To make the Holandaise sauce ru0 TO cream
a half cupful of butter; then add the yokes or
two eggs one at time, beating well after eacn