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Evening journal., 1918-02-22
Information for Travellers
Time Of Departure
Trains Marked ~ Are Expresses

Trains Marked are
PHILADELPHIA: Mi5s. s 7T. 100 7a7. 74s
~ W ~ ' -' ' ' go 49,
o.ro Phisieoht A n 100
71e'. 7s5' oi2' ~ ~ ~ W
is2s 5i HGl 6 SIS. 400 Zoe. 't an SEQ Ss6 s5 s5s
sS;.
s,: Stt55. Sunday s ' ss6 is
Express" passengers
England points oniy eaV ne wnineto2 S p M
zoo For points down the state A At2od 22s. Charles
asys Ml2oe 122 75s 1922 Charles r. aIl2s
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
Bnimore and Wellington week A M442' 100 1113'
BsimOre Washington A 1Ll4e'. P.
as phfsadePss re- Ms1o' 1872 e5c' Mi2o7'
80 Phnsdeplia. Sundays N-i2o'. sss'
,, RInIlpELPHIA READING RAILWAY
ea eaang and Wsy H. LAO A. NJ 415 p H. sundays
STEAMBOATS,
Winter
suBUssAS LINES.
Streets
To New Castle @ ouT ad a oe 9 @ egr rs Ter r % M % ana on che
First & New Castle pey are leave car
20 W W ~ W W
& TO PS2nsyyins 99g
connecting with the
sfq e' os % sixth ana Mar @ lay except Saturday and sunday
hour minutes OF the hour and 20 min after the
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Enals
Flald FnI1I ]
3feree, Burns. Tlmekeeper. Smith
Standing OF the Teams.
sATURnAY snCcFR

Only one soccer game will be playe
by the Delaware Soccer League tc
morrow. It viii be between Irish
American and Benzol A. G, at Secon
and dupont streets. Benzol Is the wir
ner Of the first half Of the league an
the green and orange was the on
team that held them to tie. The eau
should be hot one. This Will be II
last league game played IN Wilminsto
this season. Al Irish-American PLAYER
are requested 10 meet at Sixth and dp
Pont streets. at 23O O'Clock.
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. LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.
FEBRUARY 20.

e
Here we have a nature that is force
full. direct and successful. There is an
Intense love Of nature. Of science and
chemistry with q decided taste for
military life, for engineering and mathe-
matics. The nature is orderly and exact
and Is much annoyed when forced to
live among idle or careless PERSONAL
ties. The year will bring many adj
vances, promotions and success for
this personality Governed by Jupiter
and the Moon. we find the worst enemy
90 be a morbid worry and apprehension
which can he conquered by the culti-
walton Of a cheerful optimistic philos-
ophy Of life
Pisces. the governing sign, indicates
mechanical ability with love for do
mestic life and faithfulness in mar
risge. The birthstone is an amethyst
Good business partnerships. and op-
portunities for partnerships are adver-
tised daily in the Want Ads.
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nrIY MInpnY A vIsIsOR.

Jimmy Murphy, formerly of this city
but later Of Philadelphia, who fought
three worlds champions in the course
Of two months. was in town for a few
hours yesterday. Jimmy stopped off to
pay a visit to Jack and Bill MCGOWAN,
with whom he lived in Wilmington.
Murphy enlisted in the L. S. Army
about a year ago He is one Of the
boxing instructors at Camp Hancock
Augusta, Ga.
Jimmy looked as good IN g soldier
suit as he did when beating the best
lightweight in the world.
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SrRsT CLASS
. y Employment
and Rubber
febfS Ct
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hIAssEIsF

HOLDEN INsTITUTE-FACE COB
Il rector. AL hlemishes removed from
face and body. Imperfect figures. birth.
disease or accident corrected. Rough
Complexion cleared. Hollows and wrinkles
removed, Falling hair and dandruff re-
moved 10 10 days, guaranteed. No. 602
Equitable Bldg Phone 1lSt. Hours Q to
8 and 70 Q. feb6-1m.
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FRIENDS VS.. W1ITTA1TsoNr

Friends i've will meet WillIanoso,
Trade School five in the local cage ~ ~
morrow night. Although Friends vii
be without the services Of Smith an,
sspeakman' who are suffering from in
lurles, the local five expects TO ss
away with the game. 80
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JUNIOR LEAGUE.

Penndel tied Chesrook for secol
place in the Wilmington Junior Be
ketbau League, when IL defeated Ke
stone in a free-scoring game at the Pc
Pies Settlement last night, by the sec
Of 81 to 35. Score.
nopvdnT
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MONEY TO LOAN.

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MONEY FOR MORTGAGES, IN SUMS
VI to suit. Real Estate for sale. wa.
liam H. Jones, No. S23 Shipley street
jan30-lm.
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Az a cnllu-N
importance az
house yesterds
taken lookin&'
a Chndren's
pose Of WIZ
the needs On
ware and o. A
set OF bills ile
tion at the rry
1919. AS ca
ready eXpreFhl
pointment o
mission seeni1
The meeting
dren's Bureaiov
visory survey
report Of o..
u n.----L-a---- On
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MALE.

I --------7---~T-
= APPLY PY
.hristinna Ave.
JAM r.
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TOR sALE-THREE WORK HORSES.
Apply No. 30 N. Van Buren street.
after =, NJ feb21-3
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link DEALERS.


TUNK DEALER--WE BUY RAGS. IRON,
- brasg. newspapers, second hand furni-
ture and pay the best prices In Delaware.
IT, Sloan. No. 104 Madison street D. & A.
Phone 1881 Automatic. e0s6 1an2d-lyr.
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APARTMENTS FOR REM.

4 PAETMENT-THIRD FLOOR, -FOUR
a rooms aud hath, porch, S35 per month (;
central location; no children. Address
R-93, Evening Journal Office. feh1s-Gt
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TOR sALE-TwO SHOW CASES. MUST
be sold quickly; one floor case feet,
and one counter case. Apply No. d10 Ford
Bldg. feb21-3t
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STORAGE.

-----------------
II reasonable rates. in light, clean. ven
tilated rooms. Phone ITO. NJ Rosen-
blatt No Gil W. Front ST. ian2t-eod-1m
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Use the Want Ads TO procure r.,,
positions this coming week Conss nss
Mattresses and domestic help viii HO1s \
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FARMS FOR RENT.


TOR RENT-TWO SMALL FARMS, !
II miles and miles north OF Wilmington (;
six to eight head Of cattle required. $40
mington, Del r. d. No, l. feb2O- 22-28.
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"a fTfI<L WISHES POSITION AS COOK
~ or general housework Apply No 100
Orange St. feb22-2t
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WANTED.

S IYl0HEsT PRICES PAID FOR OLD
la, 3.fe cars or parts. Walter Wipf. d. & A.
co-orne i11-R-2. New Castle. febi0-tf
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ls sNKyANTED- VICTOR AND COLOMBIA
] w records At once; b, 81 prices paid.
"a Can AZ No. S47 Orange street. Open even
I, fnes. Phone 4ed-W. janS1-n.
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EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.

4VyE FURNISH You WORK on HFLP
w Of every description for home, store,
factory and farm. Canitol Aid and Relief
<7soeifflon. No. 211 West Seventh street
Haoue N6lo-W. iune0-tf.
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RELp wANrEp-rEMALE

WTANTED-sALE APPLY Tc
" Mr. Levy. at X. Iopkis Sons. feb2l-St
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the soQUILTs OF ALL KINDS RECOVERED.
businet Ne. Io5 Lincoln street Phone seo1N.
araffo feh6-eod~1m
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VXyANTED-FILE CLERK AND TYPE
W writer operator Apply Bell Phone
253OD feb22-tf
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REAL EsTATE-FOR RENT.

E7OR RENT-sMALL HOUSE AND
one-haR acre Of ground at Yorklyn
s. month. John j.. O'Neal, Mt. Cuba.
Phone 13-R-12, HocLessin. feb22-tf
ONE SMALL FARM. TWO ACRES.
- new frame house and stable. near York
lyn Snuff and Paper Mills. Rent 500 per
year. John +. O'Neal, Mt. Cuba. Phone
13- rib Hockessin feb22-tf
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VXTANTED-AN EXPERIENCED cHoc-
w olate coater. Good pay. Apply No.
f03 Market St. feb1-3t
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WANTED - GIRL FOR GENERAL
w homework IN four room apartment;
no cooking. Apply Mrs. Levy, No. COO
Washington ST. feb2l-3t
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MOVING AND HAUIIYG.

.--------l---.--- -l--l--1--l7---- 49,
"AULING OF ALL KINDS BY
II truck: reasonable rates James Il
Rutter no. b24 Springer St. Phone 280s
jan2s-lm.
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WANTED - EXPERIENCED WHITE
w wnitress with reference, No. 1000
Broome ST. feb2l-5t
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PAIATISTs

MADAM HELEN, EXPERT READER
NJ No. III French street, second floor
Room S. Walk in feb21 -2t.
MRS WORTH, PALMIsT NO. 91o
4tl shipley street. Phone 1928. No sun
day work jan31-1m.
NTADAM MARLow-BUsINESS ME-
ll dium. clsiFvoyant. palmist; infor-
nation clear. concise. to the point; names
and dates, evil influences removed. has
no equal; unites the separated. 10 to y
o'clock daily. Sundays included No. 1907
Fairmount Ave. Philadelphia. Bell
Phone. Poplar. T603-W uov24-tf
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VXTANTED-COLORE WOMAN FOR
w general housework and cooking. Ap-
ply No. 1404 Van Buren st. feb21-3t.
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I MINATED - EXPERIENCED SALES
w lady for confectionery store Apply
Couvas Bros. No. 3 East Fourth street.
feb20-St.
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Situations wANTED-MALE.

---~----.-~
OHAUFF EUR WISHES POSITION N
- private family best OF reference. Ad-
dress W-10, Evening Journal once
feb221t
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WANTED 90 CHAMBERMAID WITH
w reference Apply No. $500 Delaware
Ave. Phone $40. feb2l-3t.
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OPERATORS WANTED. MAKING
~ nninsoUk underwear on both plain rnd
special machines. Apply IohD W Tucker
Co, Fifth and French SITS. IahS-tf
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STUDY STUDY CHILDREN CHI g.: =. ;.
- hrietinna Ave
WORK IN DELAVI ::.I;5s":i s.: s.:
and Rubber
- feb1S-Gt.
Next legislature 10 pc CANDY FAC
07 Lombard st.
TO Cree Code
<ENT-E -ECRNISHED ROOMS
CO1bs neas9keepine- No 1927 Mar
rn-nEEhcr nnY ]

ED-oFFhcE BOY BETWEEN
<EE Mo Nand ~ years Of age. Apply Ex-
"A Station. dupont Co. Henry
AxnDC o. feb2o-4t-
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Delaware

Fouls committed lafayette, 10; Deis
ware. II.
Referee-Carney.
Timekeepers - Lauritsen, Delaware
Day, Lafayette.
P. F. Carney, who refereed the game
said today that Lafayette won the
same according to the score as a..
nounced on the hoard. With 2 minutes
to play, Delaware tried for a-gosi. bu'
Carney ruled that the ball had missed
the bag whereupon the Delaware boy
set up a howl. which resulted in foi ,
being declared against them. Lafayett
then put in a one pointer which CAV
them the game "a TO %. Carney sal
be was not the scorekeeper.
Scrubs Defeat Kennett High.
In the preliminary game the Della
ware Scrubs defeated the Kennel
Square High School I've In another IA.
exhibition Of basketball by the score
30 to t2.
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FOR RENT-Store, including
mezzanine ga lery, now occu-
pied by the Underwood Type
writer Co., in the Ford Build
ing. Possession March 25th.
Inquire Room 612.
feb21-6t.
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ANTED TO LEARN THE AUTO
b naSiness Apply Motor Service
W vtnth aud Orange streets Phone
feb22-2t
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XITANTED-wHITE LADY TO HELP
w with homework; one to live In. Mrs
+. NJ. Nichols, Oak Grove, Elsmere.
feh16-6t
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JXTANTED-MIDDBE AGED WHITE
w woman for homework. no washing
OF ironing. No. 7O4 W. Twenty second St
Phone 6So3. feb22-5t.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-sHOP. SOUTHWEST COR
Il ner Pleasant and Van Buren SITS, size
2Oxl5 feet, suitable for any kind Of trades
men. c. J. O'Keefe, W Seventh st.
feb20-22-23
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Lost articles VIII be found by adver-
tising in the Want Ads and good in
yestments may be had in the Want
Ads.
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RUsINEss NOTICE.

DIANo MOVING AND HAULING-AI.L
L work done with special care D. g. A.
lowe. No isos West 81. ian0. rs
HARRY RrRSHAw, NO. 608 n. VAN
IL Buren St Paperhanging new stock
prices reasonable estimates promptly fur
nished iy21 H.
IF YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR
4 clothes. eall up Isaac Gibbs. No S8S
French street. y. & A. Phone No. 2091.
and he will call for them. None bought az
store. jan30-iyr.
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SEWING MACHINES.

-------e->--~--e--- ---s--e-~-------~--
CEWING NIACHINEs-50c A WEEK.
- White. STANDARD and Golden Star, SOB
up. Machine parts repairs Hemstitehing.
Phone 1919, Rockefellers. No. 214 West
Seventh g. feb9-1yr.
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"A Ed MEN FOR GENERAL FARM
H must be experienced Wages.
q rhri< Apply Br0okdale Farm.
d pei4o febio-0t.
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REAL Estate WANTEp.

EXTANTED-TO RENT SMALL HOUSE
w With garden Address W-S7, Even
ing Journal Office feb20-eOd-3t
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PUBIC SALE.
KLAIR's BAZAAR.
.AIIInnAX ETu l-

hLAl * > kALAA X
fEi SATURDAY. FEB. %.
eN -. 90 head Of horses ''Sss Of all
M kinds. One carload from
fNNf~zSh Pennsylvania, from 1000
A'ea--1- 10 1900 pounds; some rs
good as ever shipped. A few good big draft
teams Some good farm and general pur-
pose horses. This load Of horses was bought
OF the farms where they were raised. -Four
pair good young sound mules. One cnr-
LOAD horses from Maryland. q little thin in
uesh. VIII be worth more every day you
Keep them Forty head from private par
ties. Wagons and harness Of all kinds.
Lot OF pigs and chickens. three turkey
gObhlers. Goods OF an kiuds
Nouce-On third door, milk wagons and
deprborns, one dump wagon. only used
-FOUR months, good as new. Anyone IN need
Of good horse I viii have him. Bring
your horses In, 7 can sell them FOR YOU.
feboO-22 W r. KLAIR.
NOTICE-ON FEBRUARY 2e. AT SIN
~ clair & Klair's stockyards at Kennett
Square, Pa. $50 head OF livestock VIII
se.l stock or all kinds on commission
feo2O- 22-25. SINCLAIR 4 KLAIR.
DUBLIC sALE-oN THE GUTHRIE
mrm, on the limestone road, two miles
south Of Hoclyessin. on Tuesday. February
%. 1918. farming imnlements and household
goods LEWIS W COLMERY.
DUBLIC sALE-THE UNDERsIGNED.
having decided 10 quit farming viii
sen at public sale, on the William dupont
farm. located at the road leading from
Nennett Pike 20 Prices Corner. Monday
February p, 1918, az 10 o'clock Stock
I farming implements and household goods
Terms made known dav Of sale
Y. +. LEE Greenville. Del
WM Y. LANK. Aucfioueer
feh1a-5t ELLIS HICKS. Clerk
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NxYHlTE EXPERIENCED COOK
f wishes place In private family. Adj
iress VIII. Evening Journal once.
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FOR SALE.

--f--e-----~--~s---.-s-
EoR sALE-MUsIC ROLLS. no 21a
a ". Sixth st. sept20-tf
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LOST AND FOUND.
TYPEWRITERs.

rTYPEWRITERS RENTED - THREE
months, $500. Rental applied on pur-
chase Sold $500 monthly Typewriters
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency. Type
writer Exchange second floor, ~ w. Cor
uer Seventh ana Market SITS. auc22-tf
WE CAN FURNISH EVERYTHING FOR
w Office. All makes typewriters, cash
registers. stationery printing and rubber
stamps.
OFFICE SUPPLY & TYPEWRITER CO..
Phone 5iiS-R. 70s Ford Bldg.
maYl5-f
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XxT3'xeED-1fAN TO WORK IN NAIL
~ 4sT1 denartmert Of weekly publication
81 Ttft de1Dhia. Must be able 10 run mall
Ing Hlchine and have some knowledge Of
hnns4fiF tyne. Good opportunity for one
s who Il n.ruaIIfy Stnfe oxpc7fence and sal
fYr tSns,fed Adfressrr.awrence Pub Co.
\ Isl 3frhird ST.. Rhiladeiphia. Pa. febo0-3t
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SANITARY WORKERS.


NJ K KEEL ~ER-SANITARY. ODOR-
NJ. LESS EXCAVATING.
once. s. W Cor Fourth and West Sts
d. & A. Phone 5113 oct21-tf
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fFp CHAUFFEUR. EXPERI-
ced N 4 laundry business preferred.
eThite tLaundry. No. 81 Van lever
o fcb22-2t.
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~ NA4S WANTED AS CoLLEC-
n. uo{ Experience necessary. but
low citIy thoroughly and be able to
! xefereIfcr See Manager. Directory
: lvepinf Journal feb22'1t
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HEI.P MANTED.

- Exceptional opportunity: none but ex-
II perienced need apply Write stating ex-
nefience. salary expected etc Quick ac-
tim necessary. WI. Evening Journal
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE..

DELICIOUS NOTICE-FIRsr PRO
IL gressive spiritunnsts Church. No. 000
West street. Services Sunday evening.
stration. All welcome. feh21 80.
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Sure Way To Get
Rid of Dandruff

There is one sure way that never
fails to remove dandruff complete
ly and that Is to dissolve 1t. This
destroys II entirely. To do this,
just get about four ounces of plain,
ordinary liquid arvon: apply IL at
night when retiring; use enough TO
moisten the scalp and rub 1t in
gently with the finger tips.
BY morning, most IL not all, of
your dandruff will be gone, and
three or four more applications will
completely dissolve and entirely de.
stroy every single sign and trace
of IT, no matter how much dandruff
you may have.
You will find. too. that all itch
ing and digging of the scalp will
stop instantly. and your hair will be
fluffy, lustrous. glossy, silky and
soft. and look and feel a hundred
times better.
You can get liquid arvon at any
drug store, II is inexpensive, and
four ounces is all you will need.
This simple remedy has never been
known TO observation-disclosures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-11
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause-Take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands Of stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead OF
taking tones. or trying to patch up q
poor digestion. they are attacking the
real cause of the ailment - clogged
liver and disordercd bowels
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
the liver In . soothing. healing way.
When the liver and bowels are per.
forming their natural functions, away
goes indigestion and stomach troubles.
II you have Q bad taste In your
mouth. tongue coated, appetite poor.
lazy, don't-care feeling. no ambition or
energy, troubled with undigcsted foods,
you should take Olive Tablets, the
substitute for calomeL
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are q
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You will know them by their
olive color. They do the work without
gripping. cramps or pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for quick
relief. so you can eat what you like.
At l0c and 25c per box. All druggists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-11

me, personally. And then ! thought
OF Jimmyboy and his recently ac-
quired wings. U.boatH could be 10
Gated in the sea by aeiators flying
In the clouds. had read about sub.
marines. which were spotted in the
English channel by the air1men Of
the allies. would let my nice
bro,her.in.iaw in for a novel. mod
ern sport--hunting sunken treasure
with an airplane. And Jimmy should
bomb II out OF existence. II he want
ed to--and destroy vast amount OF
Hun propaganda In peace time. OR
he might get the Jewels up-if he
could find way-and III he got
there before the rival seekers came
upon clcw.
The family has not seen Jimmy
boy for months. lie has been trans
ferred from Southern flying field
10 a Northern stunt school. and II
pleased me very much to remember
that he wasn't located a thousand
miles away from the u-boats deep
sea berth.
Jimmy couldn't get n furlough for
Thanksgiving. and the family were
lamenting this fact in a chorus.
when | suggested:
Lets all go up 10 New York and
have our Thanksgiving dinner there
with jimmy
"Letsw shouted Daddy Lorimer
gayiy. as he reached laughingly over
me to ruffle my hair down into my
eyes
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special TO The star by y. T., ~
Mrs. Rachel johnson Curtis. OF
uolvoke. Mass. has found new
vsy IN which women may serve.
During the long days OF demo.
Nnration. she Is going to conduct.
~ the Y. W. c. A. and 800 daily
rswxrspers. a department called:
-rIPs FOR THE LONELY GIRL
AT HOME"
Mrs. Curtis Is herself n war bride.
Her husband enlisted as second.
e,nss seaman In the navy last June.
NJ gave up job as general man.
srpr u big cotton mill la Holyoke
10 don his eountry's uniform.
Il was in Europe when the war
han Mrs. Curtis explained. II
have worked in the Liberty Loan
snd Red Cross campaigns. and done
Al possible war work HERE. what
en- | do now7''
~ here" she means the head.
suartrrs OF the Y. w. {. A. war
vwk council. 500 Lexington ave-.
~ York. OF which she il a highly
valued a,tachc.
And out OF these words new
ua work grows work that should
hare untold value during the demo
hnmtion Of the soldiers.
fnru American daily newspapers.
A working directly from the main
ho1qmrters OF Y. w. c. A. war
uwf. Mrs. Curtis viii answer the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-11
SALVATION ARMY Is
FLOODED BY APPEALS

Appeals for Christmas help are
pouring into Salvation Army head.
quarters, according To Lieut. Col. t.
w. Scott. with offices in Room S25
Globe building.
zone family says Scott. "hus-
band. wife and five children are
sick with influenza. They have
written to us for help. and we viii
give IL to them other appeals are
reaching us daily"
The Christmas family baskets pro
vided from the funds donated to the
Salvation Army will be given TO
needy people as in past years. In
addition. "A Christmas tree for the
children has been planned. Con
tributlons should be sent to Lieut..
Scott in the Globe building.
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questions OF American girls on all
subjects that come up as a result OF
the war-or on other questions gen
orally. such as were bound to arise
when the absence of men sent L.,
gions Of young women and girla out
into the business world
Mrs. Curtis In graduate OF Vas.
sar college. has travelled all over
Europe and America. plays all the
games and sports that Girls like. 80
she has anything but school
marmish way OF looking at thingA
She knows the problems OF Amer
lean girls as they have been affect.
ed by the war. She comes OF an old
American family. She Ia eligible for
the ID A. X Her grandfather was
a cousin OF the poet Whittier. when
the war broke. In August. 1914. she
was in London with her mother and
a school churn. and she went thru
the period when American refugees
were crowding thru London on their
way back home.
She met the man for whom she
now wears servic. star at her
coming OUT party. in March. 1914
When she got back safely from the
war zone. in the fall OF 1914. thcy
became engaged and wcr. married
in June. 1915. She IL ~ years old