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The Delta independent., 1919-05-30
Advance in Drug
Prices on Account of
War Tax

From May first the retail druggist is required to af
consumers proposition and the levy must be collect
ed by the druggist when the sale is made.
You are familiar with the 10 per cent exacted
amusement tickets. The principle of this enact
ment is the same it being a source of Govern
Revenue, the rate however is per cent cent
for each 25c fraction thereof.
PERFUMES, TOILET WATERS, ESSENCES,
EXTRACTS COSMETICS PETROLEUM, JEL-
LIES. HAIR OILS, POMADES HAIR RESTOR-
ATIVES HAIR DYES TOOTH 4ND MOUTH
WASHES, TOOTH PASTES AND POWDERS,
TOILET POWDERS AND "OTHER SIMILAR
SUBSTANCES AND PREPARATIONS''
The list of goods affected is as follows
A like tax is imposed upon Proprietary Medicines.
There will also be "a special tax required on Candy.
Cigars, Soda Sporting Goods, Photo Supplies, Etc.
We patrons that we have control over
the conditions which prevail.
But we promise to supply you with the very best.
quality goods at prices as low may be found any
where.
SHOP BY PHONE-WE DELIVER FREE
Williamson Drug Co.
Registered and Graduate Pharmacists
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-04

hcarses. with a quantity Of dSubic-op-
posed cylinders ana a st Of cathedral
chimes instead Of a gong. And In
side b hoarse waa a baaket-work
cuEket Pact NJ ~ hard 20 believe.
hui with these eyes ! saw A. II does
seem a. though introducing summer
styles IN Baskets reen before the frut
straw hat y anle TO STAY In the Polo
Grounds ~ rushing matters. Hut all
b. for the best, no doubt. or else the
heirs took a gloomy view OF the de-
coassd's future.
sucker Isis are showing pronounced
bull tendencies Even lists made up
Of rutscuhsra 10 Liberty loans have
sold well rcccntl, and " must be
confessed that such subscribers are
-unpromising material for hlue-rky nf.
lists 10 work On 4 wniiresa tn re-
counted for hrf worried MIR hy ADJ
mittinr that fho WIS grieyinr for her
ma. She hrukr her arm rrnnklur
tho NV mid she. Amt that tough
luck. and fns aslFon iusi starting
Tup Much suii. bcru W.
And the council on Foreign Trade
Relations debated u plan hy which
foreign securities may hr Investigated
md runwrtccd In order that Amer
lean inNoaf0ru nay take them over
with safety The theory n that
Europe musf bus Of ua aud must pas
FOR whli b. uoufhf with something
other than rnid We have too much
gold bern lf
san There are pessimluia 20 doubt
there ARE troubles ahead and the ma
chinorv Of -roudiuHtmcut may smoke
"a little now and then. But isn't u
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-04

1rrfFr weston. from a -cenerio ~
Will ~ UIftnHt Mis- Mason has
son the hearts of ali piayEeers ~ her
wonderfully cunflnrinr work on stage
ard screen tn1 IN this ~produrticn \
- eald 10 have = ushnhtfui siarfinE
tchlri7.
The -lors l,-sit. which appeared
nI& IN the Saturday fvrninr Post
- ono 81 ftuHr human interest tales
that win ~ their stry natufalnssa.
while n comedy Characterization
and inrI1e1tr with which u N nHr-
uIenc1 an rxrtiIcnt.
Niles WEIGH. one Of the best known
YOUNG actors % the screen world. APP
ptnns W nuproft o. the tiny star ne
- q munD handsome and artistic
player. The other members Of the
cast are an we'll chosen. Among
tntrn appears ne name 81 Tbeodorc
Roberta Whose work IN Paramount
and Artcraft pictures n we'll known.
Robert @. NlEncla uaa the director
The management II aiso repeating
TIE TrGveioaue' and Current
kscnts reels
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-04

-r.la. f,lss1'<. from NJ ren Of
ne ai>s.nseish+a setpofe@-, ai-ss r.
wi'k<n4 nrd IA r<-ra Viola fana
- -Iaff<a. NH BE- ne attraction a
the i1nt tut.a1 nnt temptfp~ and
~es x M.5sIsn. 4 rri Of
tns -<<t Mo N<<n IN a Ttmets W.
|nr~. s.s.I-I The toHtfInE fedpoodn.
&11r< 4 a ne primitive custom I1f
nafr<f~ a I1tTo.H their 11uH<ffrs
AZ birth a. XaIoI1n nruut % tf1u-
fIofI ~onln nhooa M rfemir<d brids
tf Ipt Gordon. ahe nnar that <he nes
No Iort ftf hin but issss insItad NJ
cpu>in. Nprf. BEING = nirh- spirited
q p411ounle sri she np<sn ~
an cnfsstrn.,. neidsn, occusu
uhIth ta<11 ne se<pIaIun % = ter
fIhI1 crime On hurt. lot alone ~
clear bis name and This ne refuses 20
10 unless Nn1tIon cpnsrnfs 10 marfY
him To Nr her losrrs hfs she
aUt<a axt ~ De cay Tor her we'd
ding ffs.s .he s..ms n..ssa
wont. ~ .,.- has Given ap All kops d
= rsi<a<e frcm her hateful promise
an 'n1I14nt hnrI4ns which changes
he 4f1'< situation and gives her
the fr<oiom. Cor which h hns long
% The roUtnre ends Win her happy
uiaffIaNr with Burr
Tho clever rhrf ~ plArenr support
ih4 ~ UHrA IurIudfa Wheeler Oak
man Iof E|nt Edward y Canneiiy.
~ vfNaiity. regEy reance and vlr-
EInla Ross Tho production va
made under The dlfsc;ion 81 Edwin
rHredn|
uee|dfe ~ ntost there viii he
shown The kIncgsnm-Wofld weekly
rel.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-04

probable that the peaEimism IN merely
n reaction from b i%nvincihle optim-
ism America displayed during the
MAR lrr worth while considering the
.sivicc a douEhboy gave his dad today.
The old gentleman had put n hts
smokcr glasses and WIS moaning con
riderabiy about the future II looked
90 him AZ though the best va could
hope fof ~ ruin.
snap out 81 IL. dad.ff said tho
douEhboy. with "a rcErctinhle lack Of
reverence snap out Of a. You've
listening "a yourself talk"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-04
NOW nI. ~ clan IA
ktISr MS ". =

nyers. Texas. Jun. t-posimasicr
D. r Dunn OF thls city was approach,
ell In January by a young man who
asked hs advice in regard 10 having
800 worth OF Mur SAVINGS Stampl
redeemed. 30 that be could buY oii
stock Mr Dunn told the young maIl
he could got hts money " h. wanted
u. but ads lsed him 20 hold his stamps
which he did.
iast week tho same young mHu|
came to the postofnce and bought $50
% worth 81 War savings stnmpsl
You wefe rrht the young mnn,
said. Tho company in which ,
would have invested hif "a du hot.
and N I had bought stock. my money
wuulf have been gone N W la myl
War saving Stamps are worth NOR,
than thrs were Give me ten more.
I'm nninr 20 hold them ana buy mofel
ma : know that time should a
bis opportunity uriaf : cau Frt my
money ~ tho poHiofnro on ton days
written notice With the Interest u has
earned
Have sou bought your Thrift s,ampI
tudnYf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-04
Ar THE mEAs.


Just how rreat h the power Of con-
scisncef conacisnce-thsf inhumna
tailrr from whom no guilty psfsan
can r-cApc, Gordon Kingsley BE-
liessd tht mental suffering n greater
than physical pain. and used that
method o. ~tofturinE from hia wife a
confession or her little white Ne.
The White Lle." n paraita Play
which ir shown today AZ the Ideal
fhoatet. wus written BY william pAfk-
~ and presents the talented emotional
actress usrz1e B~arriscale. IN one o.
the mGEtn. dramatic stories o. mo
screen. Edward coxen II the roe
OF ne husband. Charles Gum ~
enough. n not a. villain. and little
MARI lane Irving make up the chnr-
acters around whom the story esn-
tera
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-04
~ ENEMY or woM,Snoop.

The complexion, digestion aud al
mos the complete personally ~ NO
man are dependent upon health. We
they cause bad complexion. dark cir
Giles under the eyes headaches drug.
Einr-doWn pains nud tht blues. and
often totally mint nor Tor 10 rumpnn-
ion The great Amrricun remedy fnr
such conditions b. t.rdlH y tlnkhum's
Vegetable Com puund which has been
restoring three generations of ullins
women to health, and may be relied
upon with perfect confidence.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-04
GETTING EVEN Mt Hna

Mr. li,nnum YOU ar aisatr
Spcniirs yuur money Tor some foolinh
thing
Bcuhnm Wei I didn't have the
nerve a. weep the minister out ~ hiH
~sifirr 80
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-04

Na1nn win nrofaf ~ Che n" thfater
Today Or ~ Iarf time ~ The Win
ming ufI htf nraf Canfornla-mads
rarnmnnrt rleiurc ne story 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-04

'rH- Hfnrzne c1rlr with Shirley Mason a "1ngsl.
eroe. ana "carrnt nsenfs
gran World WEAKLY"
1pxhI-rz1 ~ white Lie . with Bessie na,riesle; and The
1>sp o. rtspair with Leah Baird.
fA6IfHx--t'fhs wou>a On the Index. + with Pauline Freder
lex aud .'cheek ne B4zeaxs. comedy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-04

The Evening Herald is the New
Mexico paper that put the Glass
in Classified advertising.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-04

AN some wumru tulk about lH-
we'll. about eighteen hours q dHy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-04

The coat that isn't paid for ,s % bad
habit 10 get into
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-29
NEED WINTER CLOTHING.

Charities Association Calls For Under.
wear and chiIdren's Garments.
In presenting to the directors OF AS
societed Charities, at their monthly
meeting Friday afternoon. list Of the
articles Of clothing gathered for the
poor bundle day. Mrs. Luther Ray, the
associations agent, said that great
many Of the garments were for sum-
mer wear. The association, she said'
was In need Of underwear and Of warm
garments for children. The association
will call for any such garments II 1t Is
notified.
The Marshalltown Sales and Com
mission Company, which held such a
successful public auction for the poor
last week, notified the directors that
it's facilities and pavilion were ten
dered for a similar sale next year. "A
list of those who donated articles solo
was submitted and those who were not
in the list are to be solicited for money
by association workers. /, ~ .-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-29
FOUR DETACHED BUILDINGS, IN.
GLIDING THREE poRMl!
. TORIES ARE CLOSED.
OCCUPANTS WILL BE
HOUSED IN OTHER PLACES
Girls Hall, Nurses Cottage, Male
HsIP' oornitory and Assembly Hall
To Be Kept Shut Until Fuel Crisis
Passss--coaI Deliveries Now Limit.
ed to One Ton. Webster Orders.

With the announcement Friday from
Washington Of the failure TO settle the
coal strike and the probabilities that
the strike would continue for long
time drastic steps were taken today
at the soldiers home to conserve coal
An order was issued this forenoon by
Commandant Il. Z. Whitehili that
| three dormitories be vacated and clos
ed and that the assembly hall be kept
shut until the fuel crisis Is past.
AL these buildings are detached and
are the smaller Of the many buildings
Of the institution. They could be
closed and the employees occupying the
dormitorles can be housed elsewhere
on the grounds without more than
minor Inconvenience to them
Room at Offleers' Homes.
The buildings ordered closed We're
the gorls hall, where kitchen and din
ing room help is housed, the nurses
cottage occupied by the nurses en-
ployed in the hospital, the old quarter
masters building, used as a dormitory
for male help and the assembly hall.
The girls who occupy the girls hall
are to be given sleeping quarters In
the homes OF the officers. Five or six
will be housed in the commandanr' s
home. The nurses were moved into
the general hospital and the male help
was given sleeping quarters in the
main buildings.
vii! Save Much Coal.
1t Is expected that the closing OF
these buildings and the shutting of OF
the heat will make a very considerable
saving in the amount of coal burned in
| the power plant.
The home has supply of coal est.
| mated to be sufficient to last until
about Dec. 10 Of IL providing the
weather does not get more severe. Il
| was the judgement of ComInandant
Whitehill that it would be better t
take special measures to conserve Goa.
now than to wait until a crisis was a.
hand.
Limit Deliveries TO Ton.
| Fuel Administrator John I. Ben this
morning received an order from State
Fuel Administrator Webster to notify
all dealers that beginning at once
they must limit deliveries Of coal tt
one ton. He was notified to advise thu
state fuel administrator If any dealers
refused to comply with the order.
Complaints come to the office Of th'
fuel administrator that occupants o,
| Offices in upper floors Of bushes!
| buildings are not complying with the
order to conserve light, but are burn
| ing as many lights as ordinarily. Th'
fuel administrator believes that these
light consumers should as readily co.
| operate in the effort to save coal o.
store owners. A check OF those dis.
! regarding the order Is to be made.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-29

the treasursr's schedule II you can
give the make. style and model num-
Der or letter.
When you get 10 the court house
Of you as 1000 must be licensed In
twenty five days. 100 per day or
twenty per hour II they do not bunch
up. 30 have oil OF your data ready. II
you live In town so early In the day.
get IN application blank and take n
homo TO be filled out.
When $50 now members for the Y
w. c, A. will respond TO one drive
there Is evidence that there Is use for
the Y. w. in this town. Why Is there
30 much delay In starting a campaign
for a new building? II IL Is lack of
courage the next election should select
new board which Is not afraid To
put over a large project. Women who
are not afraid OF q year Of hard work
like the Red Cross canteen service has
been or the Red Cross hospital sup
ply work was during the war arc need
ed for leadership In the Y. W. until the
new building Is financed and built.
1t was UP to the local bar associa
t!on 10 give us q worthy Judge for the
municipal court. The voters have es-
tablished the court at the request OF
the lawyers, Unless the personnel Of
the court could be brought UP to ex-
pectations the voters would be Justified
In recalling their vote and order re-
turn 10 the old custom. Somebody
had to make a sacrifice Tor the good Of
the service. He will be very much In
the limelight while the municipal court
Is new, so he may not lose all that
he puts into It after all, Any lawyer
who can make good as q municipal
judge ought to have an office full of
clients forever afterward. so much
for comment written before selection
Of a candidate had been announced.
but now comes the bar associations
recommendation OF B. Q. Tankersiey.
II Is . good selection. He can and
ought to make good.
4
The Y. d. is gone and mourners are
few. It's economy to the merchant
was unquestioned but its service to
the public was very unpopular. Mer-
chants. however. should not return to
the old. wasteful plan of everybody
chasing some other merchants cart
around the block and wear out peoples
drives and door bells with dozens oc
delivery calls, when one or two would
deliver all the goods. The remedy Is
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-29
LOCAL COMMENT


The loyal and hard working women
who nave kept up continuous service
ut Red Cross canteen work for nearly
n year have record which should
arouse pride and satisfaction among
them and among tho people OF tho
community which will receive credit
for the service And among them all
no greater effort has been expended
than that OF the two hard working
women who produced l22,7T2 dough-
nuts. II anybody has any doubts about
this let them set out TO mix ana Try
l22,712 doughnuts.
Your auto plates are here Mt the
county treasurcrs office and 1000 sets
must be claimed during the ono month
OF December or penalties will start at
the rate of 81 pcr month on January
l. You are not to use the new plates
until January /, but YOU are TO pa.
your next years license during De-
cember or suffer penalties for delay.
When YOU go TO the county treasur-
err remember, please. that he is no
mind reader. You should be able to
tell him whether you want to license
a Ford or Dodge or Cadillac. You
must be able to write on your applica-
ton blank whether tho style OF your
car Is a touring car, Sedan, runabout
or coupe. Then you must know the
model number or model letter under
which your car was listed In the max
ers' catalog. You will have to go home
and find out the factory number OF
the car on the plate usually screwed
to the inside Of the dash or under the
hood and also tho engine number
stamped on the motor II there is one
SO you better had bring both numbers
with you. OF course you must know
how many cylinders, whether four. six,
eight or twelve. but you do not have to
worry about the bore OF the cylinders
any more. Your license Is based on
weight and list price and these are
printed In a schedule which the county
treasurer has so you need not worry.
The weights on the schedu are fac
tory weights for cars stripped Of aft
extras, tools, tires, water and gaso-
lene % you will save money by accept
ing the schedule for weight. The fac
tory list price for your car will be on
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-29
STOMACH 50 BAD She
HAD LOST ALL HOPE
SUFFERED AGONY FOR YEARS,
AND THEN GOT WELL IN A
HURRY, 49,.

IT suffered from stomach trouble Tor
. years--had acute indigestion for 1
years. All that time I have not slept
la wink before in the morning, and
lived on milk and soup. My stomach
was one solid sore.
Doctors said I had catarrh and
neuralgia Of the stomach. also female
trouble for which I needed an opera
)tion. was nothing but living skel-
teton and had given up hope. D
"Then my husband brought homo a
bottle of Milks Emulsion. From the
second dose, began eating. and now,
after 10 bottles, I eat anything want.
haven't had 4 pain In my stomach
since the first dose, and my female
rouble Is fast ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
cartwright. Tyler, Texas.
The blessed relief which Mllles
Emulsion gives In stomach trouble. Is
My part Of It's good work. Tho bene-
Is both prompt and lasting. It costs
othing to try, loo, .
Milks Emulsion Is pleasant nu,ri-
We food and a corrective medicine. II
bstores healthy, natural bower action
olflB AWAY WIFI Ill Ilocu OIL pills 0uu
(iysics. II promotes appetite and
liickly puts the digestive organs in
hape to assimilate food. It helps build
esh and strength. and Is a powerful
l. i; IL resisting s:a repairing ti,e Ell
cts Of wasting diseases. Chronic
ornach trouble and constipation are
tomptly relieved--usually In one Gay.
This is the only solid emulsion made.
d 70 palatable that It Is eaten with
spoon like ice cream. Truly wonder
for weak. sickly children.
No matter how severe your case. you
urged to try Milks Emulsion I'M
this guarantee--Take six bottles
me with you. use It according 20 d.
ttons and Il not satisfied with re-
~ your money Will be promptly re-
IAsd. Price s0c ana ti.3o per bottle.
1fiih1 Mnuision CO.. Terre Haute,
Sold ~ drugSists everywhere.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-29

delivery by limited srcupA
Of merchants. a grocer and meat
dealer and a hardware merchant To-
Gated In the same business block could
operate Joint delivery and let the
olothior or dry goods merchant into
the service for fee, In this way fire.
duent. sure and quick servieo could
be assured without the waste and du-
plication OF effort and expense OF the
old system OF delivery cart fer ov-
cry little store In town,
Public censorship OF moving pic
ture shows Is "A common custom IN
many towns. II may DO forced here
unless owners OF the Aim houses take
notice OF the present state of public
indignatton. CntH 3cenSorship has
been established movie fnns can reg
lister their protest by staying away
from the house that seeks to proAt
from a public display OF suggestive
ness bordering upon ludcconcy. Re-
sort 20 closing oil shows on sunday
would only divide the public into fac
lions when II should stand united for
clean public entertainment.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-29
Jhis is no night to stay home
What if it does rain! What's that to you?
The motion picture theatre is open.

and the saishaded deck of an island schooner cream
ing through the blue Of the seas of the South.
How far away? How near is the nearest of the
better theatres with the relaxation of its sociable
chairs, its genial warmth and happy swing OF music?
Paramount Aircraft Pictures are there That is
why it is better theatre
Your kind of people, who know life and treasure
romance made Paramount Aircraft Pictures pos
sble-and Paramount Aircraft Pictures made that
better theatre possible.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-29
FINISH BLOWING TREES.
BON bandnent al Eimwood Country
Club Ends Thanksgiving Day.

The dynamiting Of trees that stood
in the fair greens of the golf course
that is being built at Elmwood Coun-
try Club was finished Thursday. This
work, one OF the larger undertakings
of building the course. Is now finish
ed. The channel of the creek In the
eastern part of the grounds has been
changed. but It Is probable now that
because Of the lateness of the season
and the freezing OF the ground that
not much more work except the re-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-29
MORE LIBERTY BUTTONS.
Distribution TO BE Made Direct From
Local Recruiting office.

More liberty buttons have been re-
ceived at the local recruiting office and
viii be distributed 20 those who have
not been supplied on presentation OF
discharge papers. Soldiers, sailors
marines and nurses ara entitled to the
buttons. The recruiting office Will be
open evenings until 8 o'clock to give
those who are employed all day an
opportunity 20 get the emblems and TO
receive information from the recruit
ing officers on government insurance,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-29
Gard If Thanks,

We wish to thank our many friends
who 50 kindly assisted us during tho
sickness and death Of our beloved nus
band and father, also for the heartfelt
sympathy and the beautiful floral offer-
ines. Mrs. A. H. Briggs, I. e. Briggs,
W. J. Briggs, Mrs, R. H. Grim and
Mrs. Chas. Carlisle. - - go
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-29
|HowCalIHave
Beautiful Hair
And Skin?

In most cases by making Cuti-
cura your everyday toilet
preparations. Thus you have
the delicate Cuticura medica.
ton applied In q natural and
wholesome way. calculated to
restore clogged, irritated skin
pores to health, and health
means beauty and purity.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-29
L Your Complexion
Is Marred

by clogged pores pimples, blackhesda
sedness o. roushness, gently smear
the face. On rising. with Cuticura
Ointment on the end of the finger.
Wash off In FIVE minutes with Cuticura
Soap and hot water, using plenty of
soap. best applied with the hands,
which II softens wonderfully. and
continue bathing few minutes Final
~ dust On . few grains of Cuticura
Talcum, the most fragrant and health.
ful Of Tslcum Powders.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-29
Attantion. G. A. r.

All members Of Frank NJ Thomas
Post No. 80! are requested to. be pres
emit at the regular meeting, Monday,
Dec. /. 1915. Election of ,officers and
other important business. Be sure and
come. g. D. Pegs. commander.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-29
THE BOWLING LEAGUE:
Standing az tho Teams.

The x. c. Cycle Ave Jumped from,
last place in the percentage column Of
the bowling league y tie for fifth
Friday night, by winning all three Of
the games with the Moco Quality team.
Gregory. of the X. G.. Cycles, rolled
high game with 224, and Hermenoe. Of
the same team; scored high average.
with 1873. The scores: @ wt, 81