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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-11
NOTICE
OFFICES or coLEECTOR AND TREAS.
EsER. MUNICIPAL BUILDING.
GL0UCESTER STREET

Al delinquent taxpayers for the year
Ibis. are hereby notified To pay their tax
on or befare June i 1919. and save fl,e
additional cost of III which will Bio add
ed 60 each and every bin after Juue 1914
under nnA By virtue of the authority IL
the act ~ the General Assembly ~ Mary
land. 1910. For the benefit IL the d..
iinguenf taxpayers / herewith publish tl,p
mandatory section OF said act
Section Is A, Acts 1910 III sllaIl 10 the
duty of the collector ana treasurer dur
ing the month Of April succeeding fhe
levy of taxes to have Inserted ii one s,r
eWo newspapers pHhIiaheti in tile city ~
annapolis, Maryland, notice that IL the
same pc not paid on or before June next.
after the date III said advertisement fhr
property upon which the taxes INV IL
due and owing. Will be levied uuofs al.
yeftised and sold Il, enforce t,avmenf
theFeof; aud said advertisement shsIi con.
tnue in such newspapers NOT less than
JOHN ID. WELLS
Coll. and Treas.
Ap1li Il ASh1. s.3-1Hno
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GOVERNOR ATTENDS
STATE ROADS MEET

Governor Harrington attended b
meeting of the Stale Roads Commits
|aion today al Baltimore The COM
rnissioners intended To take up the
matter Of road work In all parts Of
Maryland for the summer months.
Tomorrow the executive will attend
a luncheon to be given to the aviation
corps Al Pinlico The flyers will bom-
bard baltimore during the day with
slaeafs Of advertising material for the
coming Victory loan. A feature Of the
event Will be sham battle In the
clouds
Mrs. Harrington accompanied the
Governor TO baltimore today
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UNION FRATERNAL
AND MEMORIAL SERVICE

Following d custom III years. there
viii be union fraternai order aerv-
Ice on Sunday evening
On this occasion the service Will be
held In College Avenue Baptist
church. the Rev Or. John s. Sewers,
minister, who will Mreach The sermon.
The service will BE Of even greater
Significance this year a., besides be-
ing q union fraternai -order service, II
will take the form Of Memorial aery-
Ice. In honor of the members of
order who served In the war and
made the supreme sacrifice.
Speciai music viii be provided al
the service.
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PR4lPNRAI.S WANTED

Proposals win ne received III to II :0p
o'clock. noon. Monday. April l4th. 1ala
for furnishing the city III Annapolis with
100 tons 0f Number two e0ai Tho same to
be delivered md stored in the following
Diaees Municipal Building Rescue Hose
Company Independent Fire Goinpamy. and
Water Witch Hook & Ladder 10 Pie
right Ii reserved 10 reject any or all bids.
For further Information apply FL
G. ~. SMITH. Chairman.
A3-l0t The Public buildings Committee.
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60 Recess o. Appellate Ceurt

AZ the conclusion Of argument to-
day. the Court of Appeals adjourned
until April ~, D recess being custom
airy over Easter However, the time
viii be used wen. and on the return
opinions will Re delivered in most Of
the cases or the April term already
argued Twelve have been disposed of.
and there are tour cases from the jan
nary term remaining undecided.
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PROPOSALS MANTED.

April LIST. 1919. bids win be received nv
the city commissioners until IL o'clock
noon Tuesday. April End, for removing
the garbage from all the streets, lanes,
and alleys
furnishing horses for the street aprink-
Ter and sweeper far the ensuing year, iron,
June LIST, 1919. The city reserves the right
q reject any and aiI bids, III any part of
nlds For specifications etc. amply te
W. HI NyANSANT.
City Commissioner
3 rs, Q. 10 III. II. In, IS, ii;
u. Is. 10, 81 q ~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-11
TUESDAY, sth BAT OF MAY, 1919
AZ ii O'CLOCK a. Y.

the following property
All that tract Of land nj Parole
station On fine Warrington, Baltimore
And Annapolis Electric e. r.. about two
uatleS fgom tide City of Annapolis. May
land. iii the second Election District ct
Anne Arundel county which IL described
fully ind particularly. by metes and
bounds. courses and distances in deed
thereof to Clara NJ. Hi.kny from RAN
Afinpr trustee. dated the first day oi July,
lses9, and recorded among the Land Rec
.0rds AZ aforesaid la I.iber q. NJ, No II,
folio 81 and in said deed described As
containing two hundred acreA Of land
more 81 leee Being tue same property
Formerly owned by jacob r. Barrnw. tlss.
little 10 which III FULLY and particularly set
out IN the aforesaid mortgage from ssouid
aud wife dated the md ~ March, 1917.
The property II improved BY coinnIusi-
iuMz dwelling h0use and the necessary
farm buildings fafor the MOST part level
and well adapted 10 agriculture and suit
able for suburban Residences Deing con
senient 10 the state road oF boulevard
leading out Of Annapolis 20 south River,
and 10 the Washington. Baltimore 6
frequent communication 10 baltimore ard
Annapolis Il. *. station. with quick and
washington. For further particulars APP
TERMS or SALE elne-haIf cash on
ratification NJ sale; balance Of purchase
money. 10 be paid In one year from day III
auie md TO be secured by The note of the
purchaser with satisfactory surety and 10
bear Interest from day If Aale. or all cash
at the option oF the purchaser. Taxes to
be adjusted to day OF sale
JAMES IF. MI NIsflls.
Attorney Naiusd In The Mortgage
no lG - 10: 3 s.
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WILLIAM II MOSS Auctloneer
MoRTGAgsEE'S SALE
" Valuable F arm
NEAR ANNAPOLIS
AuctIoneer
WILLIAM Il. MOSS

Under and by xirfne eg the powers Of
aale rpntasmea sn ewe mortgages from
8siorense A. Gauld snA FraDs1s Il ssauta,
her husband the first dated the 18th aay
~ relsruarx. I'll tile year 1917. aud recurd-
ed III the Land Records DC Anne Arnnsiei
county Iii Liber Il ~, No III. folio ~
and THE second dated the 2nd ssaH 81
she Land Reessrsla rs aforesaid la Liber
u ~ No. Ill folio -ssA the said
mortgages being III default. VIII ofler
III public sale III the Court House deer
III the city u Annapolis, Maryland en-
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sad Newe Of Porrner MlddIe

Friends here Of former Midshipman
John Mayer, Class 1913, Naval aCad
envy, who before graduating, resigned
to enter the Marine Corps, Of which
he was major. were shocked to hear
Of his tragic death In Hayti Major
Mayer was bayonetted
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PROPOSALS. Il .ANTEn

Bids will be received Hntil liz 100 'elt,e /
noon. Monday. April fifth. 1gIg for fur.
nislting the City Of Annapolis. with 500
forty watt incandescent electric Iainns.
and ~ furnish md AnsfaH electric fix
lures iii the Assembly Raom.
The right Is reserved fD reject any nY
MI bids For further particulars. annly
TO =
G. w SMITH. Chairman
.ASs10t The Public building Committee.
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ORDER AAsI
Daniel ~ Murray Attorney. versus
Edgar dorsey. Jr.. Ell aI.

Daniel IL Murray. Attorney. versus
Edgar Dorsey. ri. Ell aI
In The CireuIf Court For Anne Arundel
County, No. 4342. Equity
Ordered this 10Th day 81 April, 1919.
Ihat the report and account of tho audi
TOR fled this day Ii the above cause be
raflheti an sIe0nfF5aed. unless cause 10 the.
the ~
SGkb Day 0f Anvil
next provided. 4 copy 0f tails order Be- In
serted In some Awspaper published III
Anne Arundel county, pnre iii each II two
ssstscesaive weeks before the 28fh day az
April next.
Nm. y. WOODWARD.
Clerk
VA. n. WOODWARD.
Clerk
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CITY TAN SALES
City Prop4rty 10 be sold 20 satisfy Taxes
Due For The Year 1917.

Collector md Treasnrers nfiee. Annapo.
liz. Md March 18th. 19lg / hereby give no
flee that under anH BIZ virtue IF authority
Vested iii ME by section SSH st the City
Charter Df Annapolis, NIL, title Taxes, :
the nndersigned Collector aud Treasurer
for said city. hayinE levied upon the Same
III accordance with fhe INV Will affer HI
public sale nj the Ganrt House ,laor In the
City III Annapolis, Md. on Tuesday Al,rll
~ 1919 At III o'clurk Il. IN. the several
lots III ground aud improvements thereon
anu personal property. or SO much az lnay
be necessary situate III said city which
IRE hereinafter deScrlbesl tn tlIe highest
bidder for raah 10 satisfy the said taxes
hue with interest. and all costs and
charges Incident 10 said salc
JSO. n. WELLS,
- nllncf II. anIlll 1srlIs u
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Fresh Ve

On sale. the freshest vege-
ages. friday and Saturday.
BOWEN a MEADE ST. West
sses Fe ss aaa-
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TIEsDAY, APRIL %, 19ls
a Io.se elg,a.Ds.K 4. n.


All that lot of ground situate IN the
northwest side Of Eastern avenue. IN the
village III Eastpert. Serund Election lis.
triut az Anne Arundel county Mary satld.
with d frontage on said avenue 81 ~ feet.
and uniform depth Of i32 feet being
parts ~ lots Nos. 1lg and 10, Az shown
upon Duyail's plat al Eastport filed
In Plat Hook, No. l, Sectional folio ll ~
Anne Arundel county and the property
conveyed To the said Harvey III steele
and wife by Emory 81 Bowen aud wife.
BY deed dated December =. 1913 recorded
among the aforesaid Land Records In
Liber W. " w No g. folio ING: Inn
proved by twN story frame dwelling,
III good condition.
TERMS OF sALEA deposit nf $asl0will
lle required If the purchaser or purchasers
On the day OF sale. and the balance to be
paid upon fiflRI ratification If tile sale BY
the court. Taxes 20 be adjusted 70 the
date nf sale.
o cHNe the purchaser OF purchasers.
haaut al the money the undersigned can
furnish two-thirls Of The siline or THE
property. no commissions tu be charged
Tor attaining the money.
For further particulars, apply To
NINSON ri tsOTT,
Attorney Named In Mortgage.
Annapolis. Nil.
az Z. d IT, Is. TO- Is. IL q. 25 os
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TUESDAY. APRIL g, 1919.
a. 1850 O'CLOCK. 4. s..


All that lot II ground situate Oh the
south side Of thirty fnot road, now
known as Adams street. with frMmtage of
III IL feet and uniform ieII Of 10
feet, being the southern portid Of lot
No 10 as shown upon the plat nd SUR
veY made thereof by Il. Lacy G ksn, sur
yeyOr, September 1897, and recorded
among the aforesaid Land Raprds In
Liber q. w. W. %, folio 115, Ind flie
property which was conveyed to The said
Alta III Stevens by N'inson Sss siott. trtls.
tee by deed dated august q, 1872. re-
corded among the aforesaid Land Records
the said John 4. stevens by the said Alta
Z. stevens and husband. by deed dated
March u. 1915, recorded among the afOre-
said Land Records In IAber, g. W.. No.
11a folio 50 Improved by tw01story
frame dwelling.
TERMS OF sALEA deposit 81 $3.50 Will
be required Of the purchaser on purchasers
on the day Of sale. and the balance TO be
paid upon final EatifcntfOn OF the sale bT
the conrt Taxes to be aajuated To the
date of sale.
III canp the purchaser Or purchasers,
haan all the money the unsleralgnesl can
furnish two.thirda Of the value Of the
property. no commissions to be charged
FOR attaining the money.
For further particulars, apply to
WfNS0N q. is0TT.
Attorney Named IN Mortgages
Annapolis. Nd
an; Z, .. II, II. 10, is y. g. -. p
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All that lpt If ground situate e. snftI city
IN Main street. 81 feet frens with the I'm,
proveIneiits thereon nssessed III WH E
Can't on she assessment books If said
eitg foI alb frxes due for the year 1917.
All that lot df ground situate IN said
city on Second st~eet aUx1O0 feet with tle
improvements the.een asaessca fos Annie
=. Shipley tesfatsl an the assessment
hooks ns said city 4or said taxes duo Tor
tle year 1917
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4 BIts ART Feature

Among ~ AEortais fun page of
drawings BY W. f. Hfll. one 81 fhe fore
inast af Americas artists. h only one IL
me btg Textures now appearing iii the
Photogravure section of The WaslIInpfn,,
star Watch Tor the added feature IF
sunday April I'. aIf.It
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Ry virtue ar the special poker and aa-
flarity contained iii d mortgage fran
Harvey ii. steel aud wife. dated Istcens her
II 1918. recorded among the land lseNords
III Anne Arundel county I'D Liber. d.
~. So. i, folio 81 | VIII ufYer " public
sale iii the r0nrt House dnor, In the City
1T Annapolis Maryland. on
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MORTGAGEE'S SALE
or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
SITUATE NEAR THE MILEAGE or
lEAsTPORT. IN THE SECOND EIsEes-
TEON DISTRICT OF ANNE ARTN-
DEL COUNTY, MARYLAND

ny request and ~ virtue of the special
power aud authority contained In two
mortgages; one from Alta II Stevens
dated August a. 1872 recorded among
the Land Records of Anne Arundel conn
tn Iii Liber. o. w. No. 81, folio III, and
the other from John A. stevens and wife,
dated tile 2Isf day Of Angnst 1917, record.
ed among the aforesaid Land Kecords IN.
I.il3er gs w, Nh. III folio 4O1. VIII offer
at public sale at the Court H0nse door, In
me city ar Annnnnlia MarYlnnd. on
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: =. l !. I 8
D / e b

0'KEARDoN on April 9Th 1919. at ST.
Agnes hospital. Baltimore Nil. GER
Alb OsRFcARDON, aged y years
son ct M and Mrs. DaAiei (1' Raardun
Buneral from ST. Maryss rrlturch. Annaro
liz, Nd, Saturday April 18th, at 10 d. III.
a10-2t
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FOX SALE iI-Yoot round bnttoin. sllnk-
el buiit. white cedar row boat. so. Wall
ter rogers. corner Monterrey avenue
aud Annapolis street. West Annapolis.
a10s;l
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]. ROLAND BRADY Anctionee
MORTGAGES SALE
OF yAII Alb
REAL ESTATE

@ETYrATE IN THE VILLAGE OF EART
Fas1RT. SECOND ELECTION BIS
TR1CT 41F ANNE Ast1F DEL
cot NTE. MARYLAND
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FOX SALE White Reed hal,y clrrlagf
been in nsa two mouths. cost So. Sch
for so. Apply ~ Randall street. al g
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-11

FOR SALE 'hexrolet Sedan, 1918 model.
Run only 100 niles. VIII sell at great
reduction Apply at 81 Msist street
MO 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-11

ron GALE Chartered nak roll Top
desk nearly new price. SIS. Apply 1T
la II nean street. alO-3
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WANTED
FOR SALE.

white .gotd nv new cost $40, Will sell
for 81. Apply it No 20 Randall street
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WILLIAM II. MOSS
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FOR SALE Ford Roadster tIemountahle
street al9s3
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-11

FOR SALE Several wagons. harupss and
fersOn street. att
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-11

FOR SALE I've room house lit West Ais-.
napoiia large lot with water front on
WeeInss Creek, Will sell cheap to quicS
buyer w Ii Monday. st. Johns coll
lege. as-Gt
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-23

classes and tie members OF the club
will instruct the beginners In swim
ming and first aid. Last year In the
swimming classes rs per cent OF the
pupils learned Ia swim. The classes
are TO be conducted twice a week.
The campaign is to he put on I'm the
latter part OF May or in June. Mem
bers now in the club are Millard Gel
vim, Hugh Nichols Arthur Gossard,
John Jacobson. Donald T'ickard Bruce
Evans and William Wilson, the lat
ter assistant director. In order TO get
in this club the applicant must qualify
as an expert SKINNER.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-23

onice OF the clerk Of the Districl
Court State OF Iowa, Marshall Csun-
~. -.
District Court. March Term. A. D..
1919.
To whom II may concern;
You and each Of you are hereby no.
titled To appear Mt the Court House
in MarshalltowfN Iowa, In said coun-
ty, al O'Clock, a. m, on the 18th day
OF May 1919 10 attend the proof Of
end probating an instrument in writ
ing purporting 20 be the last will and
testament OF Alexander Sholstrom.
late of Marshall county. Iowa. de-
ceased. at which time and place you
will appear and show cause. II any,
why said will should not be admitted
10 probate.
In testimony whereof. have here
unto subscribed my name and affixed
the seal OF tho District Court, this
@2nd day of April, A. D., 1919.
q. W. GILGERT,
Clerk Of the District Court.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-23
Waited, IS, 200 Men
For the Air Service
, Recruits Taken Here

The army air service j. open TO re-
cruits, according TO orders that have
come 10 the local recruiting station 10
enlist men for lhis Hrm uI the scr, ico.
The army sccNs 10 euns; l5.opo men
for air service AT once aud special ad-
vsntages in training and occupation
are offered in tho air branch which
was esPcciall~ attractive during the
war
The period u cnlis,aent can h"
either for one or three ears. without
further obligation for military service
Tho service furnishes su opportunity
To learn to flg and TO acquire an I'M
innate and -RNrouEh fnowiedGc OF
planes engine. olcclr'rity. foundry
ent machine ,A,u sorE al government
expense on fun pay.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-23
The rate of pay for enlisted men in

The rate of pay for enlisted men In
this service Is: Private. $50; private.
FIRST class. s3S; corporal, s36; ser
pesnt. so; sergeant, aviation mechan-
ician ss6. sergeant, first class. fSl;
sergeant. first class. aviation mechan-
ician, $3.50; master signal electrician,
Ssh; master ,ignal electrician, avia-
ticN mechani"ian, sl2l.50,
Private Bo.ve Simpson, who has
he,n attached 10 the regular army re-
crui'irg station At Dies Moines, camf
to the city rTcsday, having been as
signed to duty With Sergeant Jones at
n, local rerrIitiuG station.
LIuoy tCmisr. await T T II r = F.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-23
CHRISTIAN sc,uNr,sr COMING.
Board Of rsetursship Representative
Speaks Here Thursday.

Those interested in hearing n popn-
lar presentation of this subject viii he
glad - know that Marshalsown is TO
be favored with visit from John,
Randall Dunn, Of ST Louis. Mo, at the
church auditorium tomorrow evening
at : y, m. No reception, no collection.
You are welcome. Christian Science
Directors ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-23
$3.50

Smart new capes rath-
er plain, but made of
very best materials.
Sell $500, $500 and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-23
Boys Swimming CLUB Organized.

\ boys swimming clu' hes been or
ssnizcd at the !, NJ G. 4, under the
direction uf A,-hur Gossard. The oh
icct % the club IL 10 teach advanced
swimming IN 'ludinE, fancy strokes,
fancy diving. aud under water swim
r.irr Tho association = going TO put
on a campaiEa TO organize swimming
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-23
A Reliable Couah Medicine.

II have given Chamherlain's Cough
Rem ,dy to my Eve children on occasion
without number for the past fifteen
years. II Is the only remedy ] could
rely upon TO cure coughs and colds and
for Group IL has no equal The children
take II willingly" writes Mrs. {. q.
Neshit, Nandergrift, Pa.-Adrertse-
mcnt
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-23

At the regular meeting of the odd
Fellows lodge, held Tuesday evening
in Odd Fellows hall, in honor OF the
one hundrcdth anniversary Of the
founding OF the lodge. Mrs. r. Il. elm
ton. on behalf IL Marshall Rcbekah
Lodge, No. -, presented the members
with picture OF the old peoples home
al Mason City. After the meeting the
ladies served refreshments 10 the lj0
m hers semi
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-23
\ Ladies' and Misses SUITS

Classy High Grade Suits - Poiret
twill tricotine, mems wear serge IN all
the late spring shades, SIS. s69.5O and
S65 values during our after Easter
clearance
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-23
$4,000

$3.50 and $500 Smart Suits. After
Easter Clearance at CHC IN
Olly ...... AOsO~
S45. and $3.50 Classy Suits. After
Easter Clearance at coo 7c
only ................ QOJ'S
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-23

best opportunities of any state he has
visited. He refused to discuss in de-
tail the plans of his association. but
indicated a high personal regard for
the special opportunities Idaho pre-
sents for propa cation farm for big
game and wild life animals.
THE fur-bearing animals of Idaho
cannot be beat for quality, and the
waterfowl that come here, especially
The ducks. are the best L ever saw"
he declared.
The object of game farms is to bring
about the rapid propagation of game
under the best conditions possible,
greatly increasing the game resources
of the state. Although the proposed en-
terprise would be in a way a private
affair, certain proportion of the in
crease would be coded to the state,
and the state game department at all
times would have control and super
vision OF the work.
Mr.. Hulit had special praise for the
cooperation being shown by the state
game department in the matter. He
declared that of is states he had Wis
tied the Idaho department had shown
the most interest in the plan to proga :
gate game.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-23
DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:

nEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
We are two girl chums and are
coming TO YOU for advice. We both
have many boy friends, but none of
them ever ask TO call at our homes.
Can you tell us why this is so? Tho
bows stop and talk to us quite often.
Car you tell us how, to gain their
more intimate friendship?
TWO LONESOME LASSIES.
1.-TWO LONESOME LASsIES: You
probably are too Young 10 have
heaux-that's ALL girls. Wait n
while, and don't try to win" them. Let
them win you.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-23
Read
his i
Ad

have made special study of diseases of women and
children, and find it much easier to do that which
Nature requires in order that perfect health result in
children than in those of more mature age.
The old adage "Let II alone and tho child will outgroW
IT," has sent of the little folks to mature graves
than other thing When Nature has been inter-
fered within other wordswhen the little ones are not
we'll srnog rompng and rosy checked as want them
be- something is interfering with Nature and certainly
they good right to have assistance to overcome
that impeachment to the growth and development OF their
little bodies older ones have.
How many many hundreds of Children if they could only
unders land could look up into faces and tell
fathers mothers what and where the trouble is and is
usually the back the stomach, the bowels the kidneys
the legs the throat All those symptoms warnings to
to do something for that child before it is too late Be-
fore the bloom has all gone from the little cheeks
again emphasixe have made special study Of chill
dren and their ailments. drugs only Ma
lures methods to restore them to perfect health
PARENTS, LisTENL-In this age of keen competition,
YOU it your children to to it, that their bodies
physically fit for the duties which tomorrow will fall on
their shoulders II you will do your part today assure
you they will do theirs noby or0row But they have to
20 through life carrying the Burden bodily afcton
which could have been cured in their days and by
reason of that impeachment fail in life who to blame