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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1918-01-06
Weeks Attractions at the Theaters
MAJESTIC.

Polly of the Circus" the greatest
American drama put before the public
for many seasons, opens at the Majes-
tic theater today for a three day en-
gagement with the joyful Mae Marsh
cast in the title part. Polly OF the
Circus" taken from the play by Mar
garet Mayo, has thrilled thousands by
its wonderful action. The burning of
the great circus tent, the spectacular
parade, the panic of the performers
and audience and other like events
have placed this production in the
front rank of real thrillers. The film
version presents in full big four
ring circus with its funny clowns, It's
clever acrobats. its wonderful trained
horses, elephants, monkeys and, the
roaring lions. All in all 1t Is a circus
|, within q gripping motion picture story
that tells a tale Of the life of the little
circus orphan, Polly, played by MISS
Marsh. The clown part, now men,
orable character in American fiction.
is played by Charles Eldridge, who, II
will be remembered, played MISS
St. Leon when the speaking version
visited Boise some time back.
As a picture favorite Mae Marsh mas
no equal. She has been the star In
more than a dozen of the biggest
features ever made. Among them are
THE Birth of a Nation" intolerance
..The Wild Girl of the Sierras, "A
Child of the Paris Streets" and others.
She registers a vivid charm that per-
meates ones heart, that brings one up
to the real human bit of the action.
Her eyes dance with joy and at an
other moment the big tears roll down
her cheeks, and one oft times ory
away the tears of Joy and SADNESS
from their own eyes as they follow tne
little star through her various INES
and characterizations that have mace
her famous. Supporting her is a select
cast of all-star performers, including
Vernon Steele, Dick Lee, John carr
and other well-knoWn circus perform
crs and players of the speaking stage.
A special musical setting has been ar
ranged for the play by M. Winkler,
conductor and composer of reputation,
who was employed to build a score Oh
real worth for the feature.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1918-01-06

A story within story dealing with
the lives Of two men and two women,
one man Of high ideals. who gradu-
ally falls through the seductiveness Of
the tropics. the other a creature Of
circumstances. who from a drunken,
besotted beach-combef. is finally lift
- out Of the rut into which he has
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1918-01-06
MINING BLANKS,

Blanks for Declaration of Intention
to Hold and Operate Mining Claims
under the Act of Congress. approved
Oct. s, 1917, exempting lode mining
claims from assessment work. for sale
by The Capital News Pub. Co. Fifty
cents a dozen. Adv. If
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1918-01-06

The Ford Agency now in their new
quarters, Eleventh and Front streets.
ADV IF
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1918-01-06

Three styles and III pairs.
LOT L.-8H-inch laced Boot; fine
black Wei kid vamp; plain toe; Ivory kid
top; Louis heel; flexible Mckay sole.
LOT M.-Same style as IL" with
white kid top.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1918-01-06

NOTE-Each price group is made up
of several styles Not every size, of
course, can be had in each style but in the
lots as a whole, among the half thou
sand pairs, you will be able to get any
size from 2h to 8, and all widths, from
AA to D. Come tomorrow, and come
early if you can.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1918-01-06

Every pair in each lot is big bargain.
You will find it advisable to buy not only
one, but several pairs for future use. All
of the Shoes excepting the light colors
(Which will be kept in boxes to avoid get
ting soiled) are out on the bargain tables
and plainly marked for your convenience.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1918-01-06
THE ORIGIN OF
FAMOUS SAYINGS

Mary Hewitt. 1904 1888.
will you walk into my parlor2" said
a spider to a fly;
"'Tis the prettiest little parlor that
ever you did spy"
The Spider and the Fly.
Yes, in the poor mans garden grow
Far more than herbs and flowres-
Kind thoughts, contentment, peace Of
mind,
And Joy for weary hours.
The Poor Mans Garden.
We are shipping a carload of house,
hold goods to Seattle. Wash, on Jan.
10. Call US up for special rate should
you have goods for Seattle shipment.
Peasley Transfer Company. Adv. J10
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1918-01-06
Choice Of Any Pair in q nc
Lot L M : N 1I.JJ

LOT N.-Laced Boot; gray kid varnp
with gray cloth top to match; plain toe
Goodyear welt and flexible Mckay so!es
NOTE-We ask that you observe the
following rules: No shoes at Clearance,
Prices can be held on approval-no re-
funds or exchanges.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1918-01-06
Choice Of Any Pair in 60 OF
Lots A. &c DE OO.OJ

There are five styles and 100 pairs in
these lots.
LOT A.-Patent colt, 8-inch button
Boot; black cravenette serge top; plain
toe leather spool shape heel; Goodyear
welt soles.
LOT B.--Patent colt, 8-inch button
Loot; matt kid top; plain toe; straight
Cuban heel; Goodyear welt soles.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1918-01-06

LOT F-Tan Russian calf brown nubucl
heel; imitation wing tip. Goodyear welt sole.
LOT G-Same style as "F. " with black
LOT H-Just 10 pairs of mahogany Russ
calf; imitation wing tip; white ivory sole; G
heel.
LOT Patent colt, 8-inch button boot
top; pearl buttons; plain toe; leather Louis
LOT J-8-inch button boot made of 600
Louis heel; Goodyear welt sole.
LOT K-50 pairs of colored shoes; solid
black; laced and button styles; great values
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-22
Contributors Invited To
Fund For Relief OF
Epidemic Victims
Local Branch, American Red
Cross, Will Direct Expendi-
ture Of Money Thus Provided.
May Be Sent To Review Or
ANY Bank.

Money is always needed dur
ing times like these to furnish
to the poor the medicine, food
and fuel which they themselves
cannot secure to make hopeful
the fight they are carrying on
against the ravages of the dis
ease that is now sweeping the
Icountry. Unless such assistance
lis made possible, many addi-
tional deaths will probably fol-
low the attacks which are now
being felt in so many families
where all income has ceased and
where want has already made it
elf so alarmingly felt.
! A few of the citizens and
| institutions have started a Re
lief Fund which will e used to
supply medicines and other ne
cessities to those who are I'M
able to pay for such things. Ev-
arv citizen is invited to add his
bit to the list and feel assured
that the local relief committees
will be able to do splendid and
effective work with the funds
turned over to them at this time, F..
That this list is a grave necessi- I.
tv and that the distribution of it .
is in the proper hands will e
vouched for by the City Officials,
themselves who have started the
list with the splendid subscrip- .
ton of $4,000. Every donation
viii be publicly acknowledged
and every one who can do so is
asked to send in his or her dona-
ton without delay.
Tp>fI1,o-v1 E,yrI.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-22
DO NOT Be ALARMED

w NOl Bk ALARMED
SPANISH INFLUENZA
- r ~ NEOhooARlL1 DANGEROUS IF PROBE,
prS,1 re Ar OBSERVED BUT NEGLECT np rK
RESULTS IN HIGH FEVER AND pNErMoN,. ofTEN
SURGEON GENERAL HAS ISSUED TIM l Tot THE
INSTRUCTIONS TO PREVENT '1H FOLLOWING
RESPIRATORY DISEASES
L. AVOID needless crowding-influenza is . ~
e smother your cough and sleeze-otbar ~ uSeae.
the germs which you would throw awav A0' want
D. 1ouI nose not your mouth was made 70 l.
through-get the habit " breathe
4. Remember the three C's-a clean u
clean clothes. An' and
Try to keep cool when you walk and ,rou
ride and sleep. ~ "hen You
o. open the WlndoWs-aWays at home at niob+ 4
flee when practicable al 'he Of
I. Food will win the war if you give it chance l.,
choosing and chewing your food we'll p W
g. Your fate may be in your own hands-vaSh ~
before eating. 'our hands
g. Don't let the waste products IF dcos+;o
10 Don't use a napkin towel spoon fork Ia w.
winch has been used by another person ~, p
washed ~ ahu not
H. Avoid tight clothes, tight Shoes tight goves
make nature your ally not your prisoner.
IL When the air is pure breathe all of if Won CON H.,
deeply. e"'e
Ii You Do Get Sick Go Home To Bed And Call you no...-
BUT REMEMBER
The DOCTORS OF MORGAN CITY ARE DOTNc A.,
THAT IS HUMANITY POSSIBLE TO CHECK THE 1pI
DEMIC. DO YOUR SHARE IN HELPING THEM ~ DIV "
USING NECESSARY PRECAUTIONS TO pREvrNn
BELOW ARE A FEW REMEDIES RECOMMENDED 40
EFFICIENT PREVENTATIVES: -''
Llsterine MISREPRESENTATION. 3Oc eoo Q, On
Gyco 1hymollne ....................3O c 6Oc 81 N
Wampole's Formoid . 1cO
Hydrogen Peroxide .. A.
Do"oAio md
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-22

Chairman.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-22

When the chest feels on fire and the
throat burns, you have indigestion, and
you need HERBINE to get rid of the
disagreeable feeling. It drives out bad
ly digested food, strengthens the stom-
ah and purifes the bowels. Sold BY
Belanger Drug Company.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-22

The sad news Of the death of
Mrs. C. C. Williams was received
by her daughter, Mrs. Beverly
w. Smith Monday morning. Mrs.
Williams was apparently in good
health until Sunday evening
when she was stricken with
paralysis. Mrs. Smith and
daughter, Miss Daisy Belle, left
on the noon train Monday, forI
New Orleans.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-22
NOTICE..

Owing to sickness my drug store
will be closed for a few days.
Trusting that my customers will
understand the situation and patron
lie me in the same way when l re-
open.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-22
FOR COLDS, GRIP
AND MALARIA
I'll
Chilhfuge

I'll Chillifuge contains QIlin-
line, which is an absolute spec
'ific for the malaria germ. It
also contains Iron, a tonic used
by the best physicians for ton
ing UP the system after attacks
Of grip and malaria. I'll
Chillifuge also contains a pow
erful liver invigorator. Sold
by druggists at 25c.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-22
Peace Talk In No Way Effects
Drive Plans of War
Organizations

Continued from Page One)
will be needed by the Y. M. C. A.
for the next five years in Eu-
rope.
Please see that this informa-
ton reaches the public in your
Parish, through papers and from
the pulpit.
Yours very truly,
C. D. KEMPER,
Chairman
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-22

Morgan City Daily Review deliv.
cred to your home for 4Oc a month.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-22
Flashes From The
Parish Seat

me IOllOWlllg ldQleS nave VOL
unteered to nurse at the emer
gency hospital at the Franklin
High School: Mrs. Earl S. Barn
EFT, Mrs. Charles O'Niell, Misses
Erin and Bette O'Niell, Mrs
William Kemper, Mrs. M. S
Ditch Mrs. Gordon Jacobs, Mrs
Percy Saint, Miss Charlotte Hale
Mrs. B. w. Smith, Mrs. Luke Ii
Gendre, Miss Pearl LIE Gendre
Miss Florence Fisher, Misses A
and M. Darnall, Miss Gladys La.
than and Miss Ethel Bailey.
DR.. Homer H. Gates was
forced Monday morning to dis
continue his practice and take
to his bed with the influenza
DR.. c. NJ. Horton has returned
to his practice, though still weak
from his illness. DR.. B: w.
Smith is still keeping up and Wis
iting his patients, though very
much worn out with calls made
upon him by the present cpl
demic.
Sheriff Charles Pecot and
Deputy Arthur Martel rounded
up Monday morning every idle
person, insisting upon their pro-
duction Of work CARD. This
card has recently been issued by
the Council of Defense and it's
non-possession by a working man
is good evidence of not being
employed
The news Of the death of Mr..
b. J. Morey, mayor Of the town
OF Patterson, La, was received
Monday. Mr.. Morey came to
St. Mary nearly thirty years ago
as the manager for the Vieio and
Victoria plantations of the New
mans of New Orleans, La, which
occupied both sides Of Bayou
Teche and included part of
Patterson. On the sale of these
plantations to the Hausmann
and Normans, he interested him
self in and became cashier of the
Bank of Patterson, now the
Union Bank of Patterson, La.
He also became an active in
surance agent Of that commun-
ity, retaining his agency until
his death. Upon the incorpora-
ton Of that town he was ap-
pointed it's Mayor by Governor
Blanchard and has retained this |
office continuously by re-elec-
ton. He is survived by his wife,
one son, DR.. Frank Morey locat-
ed in the west, and two daugh-
tiers. One daughter is the wild
ow of Stewart Kleinpeter and the
other is the wife of Mr.. J. E.
Lassus.
Sheriff Charles Pecot notified
Monday all owners and drivers
of Service cars that they would
be arrested, if they did not conn.,
ply with the State law and take
out a permit and furnish bond.
The permit is issued by the Po- '
lice Jury, and the application {
must be made to it's secretary. ;.
The bond is for 100000 for a
five passenger car and an addi-
5ional $4,000 for each passen- t.
ger above five. The bond is in F
,avor of the Clerk of Court to Il
,nure to the benefit of any
me proving injuries or damagesl
lnder the law. The bulk of the
ars are tied up by the notice,
hough some say they will be =
'oing again in q few days.
The sad news of the death of
,.c n ~ Ny.1l.o xr,oo ,.oao.xoJ
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-22
DID YOU KNOW?

That You Can Have A 60
Mile Boat Ride, 2 Hours In
The Woods And A Lunch,
All For SI.00 Plus War Tax
Take The T. S. Mail Boat
Tuesdays And Fridays 9 A.
NJ. Sharp"
PHONE II
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-24

Ia. A HAnnon tor4 West Main
|n JONES tHwfrr md Notary
Puhic. 2l0l W Main over Wool.
fth's
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FEMALE HELr WANTED

WHITE Elh f0r general housevork
small fHWlly. un washing g. per WssN
IHI " Fourteenth
WANTED YuuF MiF M. clerical
work iu office. WUHf Nr able tU take
1I.nuuH Answer m uHn hHHiWUunl
stating aFr experience education and
rllHrI expected also reference Good
rnuuoa fur advancement H|E care uH
nhUmau
WANTED u0nr,d mnd fnr grnsra
huusFWuff 30 washing. thfrt Iu
nm.F UrH' urreH Must knuN hua
iU f0rrr Wrl'H nn H0wn cooking end
.u p'IHun lu m 800 Campbell
l.du
WANTED Two good seHmHtrrssss. Grand
Tailoring Co. 1al W Grand
WANrED IMMEDIATELY .DDiored F.r
i1 DO liFht work lu tho mornings Az.
pIy Mrs n O. WI.hurn git W. ilih
WANTED White woman for Kitchen
work ui UH.r Luuiffrra Dainty
Lunch me W N1.H
WANTED. Ag0 f1r hIIlnr desk must
lr accurate. md able tu operate tEpu
WIIi'r. upI'F n UnrHun Loose ~ I'nf
biscuit 90. .Id Hnt Santa Ie
WANTED White 0r r0I0fgd woman iU
d0 general huuHuHnri tof tWu nous III
apartment iNu WrIIH a day prefer HuU
living ut home 10 % feHmHn MNr.r
IN|h
WANTED Lady shirt operators fi
single machine work. good plH HnI
light. regular vHrk for ths Taht paffIrH
AupIy si nur office. IIf W End I<Hr.
Flora shirt go
WANTED Two experienced arm walt.
resHe- Bt Kuriefsrs Dainty Lunch lIl
" Main.
WANTED a maid f1r cook aud Eon
srnl h0usow0rk Walnut 1851 0r 5ll
MrF INH
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED Three Of f0uf room Furnished
cottage bi May DO raIl Maple ~
williams
WANTED M Two HdIss smpIoysd. 4.
room furnished fiat two bedrooms
ons llvns room '.Ni care uklnhomAn
WANTED Three desirable rooms. one
lbsl inf lirht housekeeping must he
short dlsiHn0e from Palace ibehisf Dfop
pQswl, hnhle Porter COY Hotel. Gushing,
OhlH
WANTED Two rooms ior lIrhi house
ketpuE lirse ln family pfefsfHhly
close ~ nr ln Capitol ll'Il Walnut bo92
81 HnN
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CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING

HOUSE DOCTORS. Porter A Jones, all
kinds of carpenter work screen and
repairing Maple 1891
WE 30 al kinds OF pasterIng and
patch work Cal at ~ South Broad
waY and ask Goddard about n
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During vacation yon can make big
money selling our new popular-prlcod
restrictianless business and professional
mems incnvlc policy. liberal contract
write today for particulars Business
Mems Casualty CO.. Oh Exchange BIDS
Oklahoma CITY. Okla
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IuRNIsHEp RooMl ZOE RENI


FURNISHED RooMj FOR RENT
FURNISHED rooms, phone Maple $40
Peoples Health 'lisaort enterWtrlng
health lectures every Sunday, : dchrh.
Y w. q a hEslnENCE, i1i u In 81,
Phone Maple ~ good home Tor young
women under 40, prices, $3.50 tO So
puf week. including btsN,iAst and evening
meal reception recreation rooms, lRun-
dry and sewing room tof use of resldcniH.
ELEGANTLY Furnished aleopinE room
for gentleman select nclghbOrhoOd
private home walking distance. Walnut
liu
spLENbfbLY Furnished front room
gentlemen only 10 Hrondway circle
For RENT- Nlcsly Furnished bedroom,
walking distance; vary desirable Wal
nut 2l66
permanent people; adults only 2lb
W Eighth.
NICELY mrnIIhsd room Tor rent In prl-
yale homei walking distance. Maple
lb61.I,
DEslilABLE southeast sleeping room
with breakfast, 10 refined lady Gall At
| 1917 W 18th
SNAIL bedroom chenpl best, close In
| location isS w. tth.
NlCEbY FURNISHED front room on first
| floor, snd onp upstairs. Call Maple
| 1881
NICELY Furnished ironi bed room, down
stairs, In modern home. 1870 W, 6ih
or Maple l7t0
ATTRACTIVE front bedroom with clos.
cts; front entrance, reception hall nice
ly furnished. family Of three adults b26h
4 sth Maple 26os-R
81 "A Ia \.
for gentlemen. select nalEhhnfhoud
pHv0to home, walking distance. Walnut
itlL
ROOM In select neRhborhood gentle
men preferred. Maple bOi
NOH RENT Large sleeping porch With
beds and dressing room connecting
references Maple 1885
TWO furnished rooms at 1871 n Broad.
way Maple 23l6
CLOSE In nicely furnished front room
private entrance. ll6 W. Third. Wal
NiGELY Furnished room, ilno location,
on car line win Fervo two meals a
day tHs W Thlrlcenth Maple 1889.
ron HENT-Nlcc new futWshcd sleep
ing rooms 6Ol W rim, Maple
1633-R.
BROADWAY CAFE, 326 N Broadway
Meals, 25c and 30. Union house.
LIBERTY rooms sleeping and house
keeping, modern Maple $40 l9Oh
South Harvey
NICE room In modern home close In TO
gentleman Walnut 2Iss
! LARGE. nicely Furnished cast bedroom.
walking distance, very desirable. Ma
pic dN
! FURNISHED ROOMS tor rant E ith
Maple lS23.R
WELL FURNlSfIEb room or suite N
two rooms I'm modern brick apartment
Might consider sharing tho apartment
Walnut lAi9-J
NICELY furnished south bedroom walk
ing distance. Walnut lbDi
ONE large front room well ventilated,
good lOca ton suitable Tor two Maple
1896. 3lS u. TN
SiTEriNd.r Tor rent ii9 West sth.
private home Phone Walnut Idk
TWO desirable front rooms upstairs,
walking distance, near car, also near
meals Maple 1889
NICE furnished room, close ln l2l "
IN H.
LAR0E southeast front room 4 larEo
windows, closets, Christian homei very
desirable. 10 w. 9Th 81
ROOM In very desirable location. gen
tlemen preferred garage also. Walnut
75l2
REl1NrD working Young lady wants
same FOR room. mate must he the
right Kind of lady tpll I'm MlsA
Rwln at PBN -t72, between hours Of
$50 70 $50
NICELY furnished room and htchenetle
cngulic. everything furnlshcdi bcauti-
ful nciFhhorfood ne W ltth 81
NICE. large room with large Nlcoye FOR
men or man and wife, l9ast 10Th. Phone
MnIln n260
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-24
Personal
NOTICES

WE PAY spot cash for diamonds. More
nous Jewelry CO., s26 N. broadway.
FAMOUS seely Bpermatlc Truss; guar
anteed to contract opering; Tilted by
expert also abdominal belts, elastic
trusses shoulder braces. Westfall DRUG
Co, Oklahoma City, Okla.