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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-29
AN EXCELLENT SITE FOR A DAIRY
CATTLE OR SHEEP RANCH.

CATTLE OR SHEEP RANCH.
zoo acres fine sandy loan soil. ad-
joining free range. 1856 acres alfalfa,
free water right. Lays perfect for ir-
rigation, hot and cold artesian wells.
5-room house and outbuildings, 5
miles to railroad, I mile to store and
postoffice. Cut 500 tons hay last
year. Can be made to cut 1000. Price
including some horses and all imple
ments and tools to run ranch, 800
per acre. $500 cash, balance easy
terms.
GLOUGIE BROS. & CRAIG.
1912 First ST., So. Nampa, Ida. tt
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-29

10 ACRES miles from Nampa; high
state OF cultivation; $165 per acre,
including machinery; good terms.
623 S. 18th st. M31
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-29

FOR SALE AT A. BARGAIN.
room house, modern except heat, 2
large porches. good cellar and gar
age, on paved street and carline. Call
at 1905 N. 9Th st. MIS-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-29

= = = + + + I. + f. ]. I. i. 4 4. + +
, HANNA & MADDEN +
, Offer a. q bargain and q big one +
one Of the prettiest and best so 4.
acre farms in southern Idaho, +
} with IS acres In alfalfa, 43 acres +
; wheat, balance pasture and +
building lot. room house, sta i.
bio for horses and for 10 cows, I.
good well with water piped to I.
; corrals, good granary. The price I.
; has been cut $4,000 for immedi- +
+ ate sale. It's one of the best I.
bargains we have ever offered. +
, HANNA a MADDEN +
Caldwell, Idaho MAS I.
, = = q + + + = I. = I. = = = = = +
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-29

FOR SALE BY OWNER-Modern s.
room house. laundry. fruit cellar. fur
mace or natural hot water heat;
sleeping porch; good location. Phone
7ss. AS
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-29

FOR SALE-2h acre tract, close to car
line, 4 room house, good well. Price
$3.50. l.. E. Eek, FOL Yates bldg. II
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-29
ATTENTION, PLEASED

ATTENTION, PLEASED
When buying a home why not buy
where you can get all the necessities
of an ideal farm home? Then the
question arises as to what Is re-
Quired to make farm life enjoyable
as well as profitable? First you must
have the climate, then next in i'm
portance is the soil and water sup
ply. Now, when you have found
PERFECT SOIL FOR IRRIGATION,
A PERFECT WATER SUPPLY AND
A PERFECT CLIMATE, do you
know where YOU'RE at? IT'S
MELBA, IDAHO, where the farmers
have plowed every month this win
ter. and the dust has been flying
when our neighbors were shaving in
mud. Now. If you will call on me
will consider 1t a favor to have the
opportunity to show you tho land
farms have for sale, a few of which
are
so acres, 36 acres Of good alfalfa,
the soil being IL IT. deep, and laying
with as perfect a slope as you can
find in this state; about acres gar
den and orchard. some wheat land.
This farm is most all fenced. good
house, fair barn, garage, and other
outbuildings, close to school, and last
but by no means least, q good we'll.
Price $4,000; $500 cash. balance $500
per year.
so acres ready to seed, all one
slope, good deep soil, and all free
from rock except about three acres
and that Is on one corner; no fresno
work. Price only $500; terms, $500
cash. balance $500 per year. RE-
MEMBER IT'S MELBA SOIL AND
MELBA CLIMATE.
B. M. HAWLEY,
Media, Idaho. MO
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-29

FOR SALE - 1S9 acres hay ranch,
Meadows valley. on state highway;
100 acres free water; $4,000, terms.
90 acres, all plowed and fenced with
small house, in Gem irrigation dis
trict; taxes to be paid in full; $4,000.
Fine lot. 100x122. 2 small buildings,
Ninth and Washington streets;
$4,000. McElroy, Empire bldg. AIS
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-29

ABSTRACT OF TITLE
BOISE TITLE & TRUST CO.
Idaho bldg. Phone 474. If
ATTORNEYS
N. EUGENE BRASIE. IDAHO BLDG.
II
r. H. DUNLAP, probate business. ZIG
Idaho Bldg. Phone 647-W. II
G. LAMPERT, 602-3-4-5
Idaho Bldg. tt
C. H. EDWARDS, Overland Bldg. tt
IRA E. BARBER, Yates Building. IT
JAS. BOGART, McCarty Building. tt
J. r. COLVIN. As Merino Bldg. tt
DELANA & DELANA, 62s Empire. - If
DAVIDSON & DAWSON. Yates Bldg.
ELLIOTT & HEALEY, Empire Bldg. If
c. S. HUNTER, SITS Idaho Bldg. If
B. f. NEAL, 615 Empire. Phone 1877. tt
c. e. wINSTEAD, 618 Idaho Bldg. tt
J. r. GOOD, Attorney, room 302 Soma
Bldg. Phone 319-W. u
c. H. HARRISON, 52o-5SO Empire Bldg.
If
KESSLER G. PIZEY, EMPIRE BLDG.
If
CLAUDE w. GIBSON. $3.50 Empire.
If
HUGH E. McELRoY. COS Empire Bid
MARTIN & MARTIN, Attorneys-at
law, rooms 503-4-5 Idaho Bldg. II
is. T. SCHREIBER, mining and COR
| poration law. 419 Idaho Bldg. II
WYMAN e. wYMAN, Attorneys, 2O6-
| POS Boise City National BAN: Bldg. u
PERKY G. BRINCk, GENERAL LAW
practice. 3O4-3OS McCarty Bldg. Il
AUTO TOPS
+. H. REIDE, 1921 Main St. t.
FOR SALE
Real Estate
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-29
AssAYERs

A. G. VAN EMAN, ASSAYER, CHEM
list, Metallurgist. New location, Ills
Main St., Phone 1874. tt
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-29

Dewey Palace bldg, Nampa, Ida. M2s
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-29

SINGLE COMB Rhode Island Red
eggs from thoroughbred stock, for
Matching. $3.50 per setting. Phone
1881 Apr20
The Washington herald., 1919-11-12
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

EGGs-suietiy frssh. 70; average receipts. o;
cHEEsE-Nsw Yori STATE factory. ~hols
milk, Aa36
BUTTER Standard creamery. 81; print, 6.
LIVE POULTRY-Roosters. PER 10, zoe: tur.
keys per ib. sc; chicksnA PER ID. 3s54c; hens.
per ID. yh31c; keats. young. each, 75a80e
DRESSED POULTRY-Fresh, killed sprinx
chickens. PR Tb. Aass hens. per lb, ~; roost-
as, per ID. &c; turkeys. per Id. 4ia4se.
PORK-small and neat. 20; medium, laais:
heavy. IL
1--we srocK-c.ir,s. isc: lambs. I5c: sheep.
tase.
FRUITs-Appis. per bel.. new. aoosaso; has.
ket, Looa25o; California lemons. per box, Goa
T50; pineappies, per crate. soossyoo: California
cranses. 6ooa7.o; grapefruit. Loos4.D; grapes.
per basket. soa.6; DO. MAGMA, 6aso; Delaware.
soa35c; hoDeydews, per crate. 2o0a3.50; lima
beans 5Oz6oc PER quart
vEGErABLES-Potatoes. per sack, lpAt q:
do. No. 2. l-soa2oo; string beans. per bbl
50oa7oo; eupisnt, IooAS0o per crate; corn.
nearby, pr dozen. Da5oc; cabbage. lsoa2 50 per
Dbl; beets, 2a4c per bunch; lettuce. 75ca25o
per basket; New York celery. 4oOa6oo per crate
celery. per dozen. Loo: romane lettuce. 1.oa
In; squash. looal0 per crate; spring onions.
250a3!e per 100 punches; onions, per i0elh
sack. Geca4so: tomatoes. nearby. Lsa5.oo per
crate: sweet potatoes. a5oal5o per Dbl; yams
per bbl,-3ooaIu.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-12
W0MEN,SAvE$1O
BY DRY CLEANING

Save FIVE to ten dollars quickly
by dry cleaning everything in the
home. You can dry clean, bright
en- and renew children's coats,
suits, caps, woolens, swiss, lawns,
organdic and chiffon dresses, kid
gloves, shoes, furs, neckties, rib.
bons, satins, lace, silk waists, dra-
peries, rugs everything that
would be ruined by soap and
water.
Place a gallon or more of gaso-
line in a dishpan or wash boiler;
put in the things to be cleaned,
then wash them with Solvite Soap.
Shortly everything comes out
looking like new.
Nothing fades, shrinks or wrin-
kles. No pressing needed. Do
not attempt to dry clean without
Solvite Soap. This gasoline soap
is the secret of all dry cleaning. {.
A package of Solvite Soap with
directions for home dry cleaning
costs but few cents at any drug,
grocery or department store. Dry
clean out of doors or away from
flame.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-12

Guineas young. pair. ? iba snd over spiece.
l.7bal.0; rialE ihs. apiece. lsosi!65; lax lbs.
apiece. Lioal. %: old. pair. Lioai.0
DRESSED PoULTRY-Trkeys western
spring. tassc. Fowls, fresh- killed, dry-picxed.
In bo1es Weighing = Ibs. and over Apiece. sc;
excepacual sots higher; ~ lbs. sea3lc: snail
er sises zza3tc: fresh killed. In bids. dry-pick
Cd, ( iba and oser apisce. &c, ~ Ibs, 3iassc
smaller sisss. Usspc. .0id roostes. dryucked
&C. Bruilscs. Jessey. icepacked. soaisc; otheI
nearly, icepseked. choicr. aa8c; ordinary Il
rood, Shssc: Western, ice-packed. gaas ibs
apieue. s5a,6c. Tosstins chickens Western, icr
packed, 4 ihs. and over apiece, s2a2sc. Chick
ens western. icepaeked. sh ibs apiece, soc
western. ice-packsd. E<a3 dhs. apiece. as8c
Western milkfed, l2 to box. II Ma and undel
70 do3. lb, issi5c: ID to 3 lbs. 10 doA, lb
<zaf1a; % to % lhL 10 doz. 3sa3sc; u 10 D
Ibs to dozsn. h.. 2l35c; 81 to q lts- TO doz.
In, 3lss1c; q to n ib> TO doz. lbt, sla33c
q Ibs and over to doz. ID. ,ia5c. sprins
duckhnsz. nearby. as to quality. :sa,0c. Squads
doz. white. weighing II to 10 Ib. doz. lo5oaii
. 70 10 ms. doz. S6oaio: 8 lbs doz.. 7s7.5o:
ibs., doz, 5sOss: sss,i Ius.. doz.. a5os4; dark
Asos22s; small and No. 2. 1s2
The Washington herald., 1919-11-12
SHARP SHOOTfNG
PAINS in CHEST
Head Ached and Every Bone in His
Body Also. Eyes Wstered,
Had All the Symptoms
HAD CHILLS AND FEvERS

II really believe had a touch ot
I had bad cold. My head ached me
something terrible and every bone in
my body ached. My eyes and nose
run all the time and had sharp
shooting pains through my lungs and
chest Every once in a while during
the day and also at night would
have chiIls and fevers and simply felt
have been in bed but my business was
so rushed ! just hung on as I could
not afford 10 lay of from work Just
then" declared a weIl-knowp plumber
here in Washington. Mr.. George Z.
krug. whose address is given below.
Took Some Hypo-Cod.
while passing the Peoples Drug
Store one day 1 dropped in hurriedly
for a bottle OF Hypo-Cod. having seen
it advertised in the papers. and have
since found II to be all that they
claim. 1t took right hold OF me and
certainly die chase my cold away in
hurry. I am feeling good now as !
ever ulO III my llle anu dllIlDuNe II
to Hypo-Cod. 1t did more for me than
they claim for il, and / cheerfully
recommend it." declared George L.
Krug. plumber. 1S21 18th st. y. W.
Whether II is just a deep-seated
cough or cold naturally followed b.!
sore, aching lungs and dizzy head
aches. or a plain case Of the Flu
matters little to the one who has il
The main question is-what should 9
take to ward OF serious illness. and
the answer is Hypo-Cod. Thous-
ands OF people praise this one rem
edy above all others.
Read the other statements OF Wash
fngton people printed above. Then
stop in at the nearest Peoples DruG
Store for a bottle of Hypo-Cod. II
builds you up and stops bronchial
and catarrhal troubles. We gladly
deliver or prepay Hypo-Cod any
where on receipt Of regular price $3.50
in p. o. NJ. O-.sstamps. or coin--Peo-
pies Drug Store, Washington. ID. {.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-12
MONEY GOES UP
TO Is Per CENT
Little People Slaughtered
When Rates Rise on
/ Wall Street.
By BRoApAN wall.

New York. Nov. IL. - The little
people Were slaughtered again to-
day,in Wall Street when the market
Was raided with a 25 per cent money
rate At the opening there was, q
slight rally in the market averaging
ab0tlf two points in active issues. In
such STACKS as Mexican Petroleum
and EeneSsl Motors it ran material
~ higher. NThe high prices Of the
day were made in the first five min
utes, for selling began Immediately.
as Il was whispered about the street
thatlit would be- another field day
for tthe bankers.
The market had quieted down ana
had 1ost most of its advance at IL
O'clSck. when the renewal rate Of
IL per cent was given out. This
proved to be the lowest rate of the
day.-and from there II advanced un-
til Just before the close IS per cent
was bid with no money offered. The
average rate for the day was in
the ..neighboThood of Is per cent.
Time money was 7is per cent. Even
at these high rates there was but
little money offered.
Around midday there was a sharp
rally that brought prices almost to
the opening figures in many stocks.
but lin the afternoon IL was one
steady retreat with professional
bears in excited pursuit. The close
was .at the lowest prices in practI-
callY, everything with Mexican Pc
troleNm and Texas Oil down 20
points from the high. General Mo-
tors down 81. Studebaker Z. Ameri-
can Tobacco II. Retail Stores s.,
Pieree-ArrOw Q. and others more or
less great as they have been more
or less active OF late.
The railroads alone remained firm.
but rthey were firm only because
they had never moved.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-12
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.
Baltimor Nm

Il
Poultry, live chickens young. large. smooth,
Ter ID, 0c; do. small to medium, SOC; do,
young. rough and poor, lb. Ta2sc; do, White
LeghGrns, 2sa29c; old roosters. per ID. 2sc
do. old hens, more than lbs. ID. Dc; do,
small. ID. 2sa2sc; White Leghorn hens, ID. Sc
Ducks-MuscoTy. young. ID. &c; White Pekings,
young. Ib. 3oc: do. puddle. lb. sc; do. smaller,
poor, lb. 5a26c- Geese nearby. fat, saa3oc
Turkeys-Young. lns and over, ID. 36a57c: do,
old. lb. ssaS7c Pigeons. old. rair. 2sa3oc; do,
young. pair. 25a3oc. Guinea fowls, young more
than II lbs. each. saLoo; do. smaller. each,
6a7Oc
EggEWestern Maryland. Pennsylvania and
nearby, doz-. &c; eastern shore Of Maryland
and Virginia. doz. &c; western. doz, &c: West
Virginia, doz-. &c; southern. doz. sc; loss OF.
Butter-CreamerJ, Western. separator extras
1oa7lc; do. Islb extras. 71aT2c; do, prints, In
extras. Oa7lc; nearby creamery extras, 67assc:
dairy prints. Maryland. Virginia and Pennsyl
yania. extras. 47a4sc; do. West Virginia, extra.
f6asSc; do. Ohio. extras. 46a47c; process butter.
ooa57c No grain quotations Chamber Of Com
merce closed. Legal holiday.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-12
come down TO THE DRUG STORE,
IF YOU FEEL NERVOUS, HEADACHY
WEAK OR STOMACH BOTHERS YOU
FOR CATARRH
and bad COLD
Catarrhal Condiiou Of Head and
Nasal Passage, Cough and
Winter Cold Relieved.

MY daughter. aged "A yearx had
a bad cold this winter. She coughed
and coughed. and the catarrhal con-
dition OF the head and nasal passages
worried her lots She had pains
through the lungs. and think she
had some fever" CNote-everyone
with a cold has a fever. She had no
appetite and was nearly prostrated
She just looked and felt miserable,
but the first bottle VI Hypo-Cod gave
her splendid relief! Her coughing
stopped and the cod seemed TO dry
right up. and she now eats as hearty
as anyone. Besides she is much
stronger and has Iaore strength and
energy and says sh, feels better than
she has in months. She took nothing
else and ] know IL soes the work. IL
has my hearty enlightenment" declared
Mrs A Gsghan, 16s5 First St n Y
Read what still sther Washingtou
folks say about Hype-Cod above Then
get a bottle at tho nearest Peoples
Drug Store here I'D Washington. A
mall order directed 20 Peoples Drug
Stores and inclosing xl-3o. plus SC war
tax, will bring a bottle IL reader lives
outside Of washington.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-12
MOTHER AND BOY STRICKEN
THEY FIGHT IT OUT alone
Mother Says Didn't Have a Doctor.
Baby Boy Aged -Four.
USED HYPO-cOD AND TELLS
WHAT She DID.

I suffered from bad cold and
cough. So did my baby boy aged four
years. We both had all the symptoms
of Spanish Influenza but we did not
have a physician SO we didn't call IT
anything. Our noses run. Our heads
ached and my eyes and the baby's
eyes were terribly red and watery.
Our noses run and sometimes the fe-
yer was bad. II made US so weak. /
weary. My nerves were so unstrung
] couldn't sleep" declared Mrs. V. l.
Parker, whose address on Wisconsin
avenue CGeorgetown) is given below.
II saw Hypo-Cod advertised and We
both took it. Both the baby and I,
and it was no time until we both had
a good appetite. I can't innumerate
the things Hypo-cod did for me. but
It surely did strengthen and build US
both up wonderfully. 1t was so pleas
ant to take baby simply loves II and
I'm glad, for some medicines are so
hard for children to take. We think
lots Of Hypo-Cod. / can tell you, and
especially as a tonic. One thing no.
ticed was that the first dose seemed
to take hold of your system and you
could actually feel yourself growing
stronger. l cheerfully and gladly per
nit the publication OF my name for l
am sure Hypo-Cod is something out
OF the ordinary in medicine and fills
a great public need at this time when
so many of US are suffering" con-
tinued Mrs. Parker, 4ScS Wisconsin
avenue.
The above lady's heroic battle re-
minds US of the several instances told
in the papers during the worst OF the
epidemic here. How people stricken
with the Flu were alone for days
battling against odds. How simply
she told it. How grateful this lady is
whose husband is Engineer at the
Fort Reno Pumping Station, is easily
to be seen.
Read the story and actual statements
of still others here in Washington who
praise Hypo-Cod. Then stop in at the
nearest Peoples Drug Store and get a
bottle IL you wish 10 recover rapidly
from long wasting illness. Perhaps
YOU have a friend who is not reading
the papers to whom Hypo-Cod would
he a blessing. May we suggest a bot
tie tonight We gladly prepay Hypo-
Cod in large bottle anywhere on re-
ceipt Of price S.3o-plus SC war tax.
Peoples Drug Stores, Washington. ID.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-12
II Financial News---Stock Market Prices
CHICAGO GRAIN.
By JOSEPH r. PRrrcHARD

Chicago. Nov. il-Cogn was irregular md un-
settled today with tho trend Of the market
uncertainA The rank and file Of rFufesbonais
endeayorod TO follow larger buyers or seIldrs.
1he January future wss unchanged. while De
cember was Nc TO No lower. and Nay and July
were both isc to Nc lower
Cash corn was higher, advances Of 10 to Dc
beang made for the old crop and >lc TO &c for
the new. SALES amounted TO 5000 bushels- di-
vided between Eastern shippers and local IN
dustriea The settlement Of the coal STRIFE
was the principal stmulant Lower hog prices
were ons OF tho weakening itema Fsrmefs
are anxious TO harvest corn and house II befoe
rough weather sets In. Sunshine and lower
tmpe1tures today permitting harvsting f
grain In nearly all sections q tho belt, auf
whether or not tho movement OF this grain win
DO On large scale was q question
Indications were that farmers who need the
money viii market their corn, but others not in
ne,d Of ready cash will hold On until prices are
more favorable. %
According to reports seaboard exporter were
canyassing the market for heavyweight oats
More interest was displayed in lightweight oats
here. with sales Of A5oo bushels at an sd
vance Of hc
Hog products trade was small with the market
unsettled and irregular. Lard declined Sc to
loc. while pork advanced l5c and ribs were up
IZkc
fr.ln r--,-i.;.-
The Washington herald., 1919-11-12
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

change said the market was flooded with large
sslling orders today. offerings Of hre and francs
being in lots q several millions at a time
This heavy pressure was the cause Of new low
rates. Francs checks dropped TO eE3. passing
the loy Of 9ei made On September Il. Italian
exchA1ge was in = demoralized condition. hre
CHECKS drOpping over lc since yesterday and
selling AZ the new low Of Es2
Today's closing rates:
Stirring demand. T. Eis; cables, 49, Bank
eTs. % days. 4lOls: 20 days 4ee. Frsnce.
checks, 80; csbles 90. Belgium. clerks, $50 2;
,ahleS. s5. Germany. checks 2s5; cables. IS
Austria, checks, Loo; cables. LG Holland.
checks, "a: cables, .S3S- Italy. checks. 1854
cables m SEiss. checks. SIS: cables. 55l.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-12
HAD PNEUMONIA
Then THE FLU"
Three Children Also Down at Same
Time-Anae1tis Mother
Tells About II.

Il suffered from pneumonia first
a very severe attack with the result
long in doubt-and then the dreadful
FLU" and then to add TO my trou-
bles my three little children-two
girls and a boy-were taken with
this terrible affliction. My husband
was compelled TO give up his busi-
ness. and it is due to his devotion
and untiring care that am alive
today" declared Mrs. Ella c. Denni-
son address below.
I'VE used Hypo-cod. as it was so
highly recommended by so many; ii
was just wonderful what il did for
us. Ny appetite was restored and
my strength was RAPIDLY renewed.
eat. heartily. sleep well. and can
attest with all earnestness TO my
return to normal health. honestly
believe it will quickly help anyone
who has suffered from the ''nu'' or
pneumonia as did" continued Mrs.
Ella c. Dennison. 220S N. Railroad
Ave. S. E. (Anacostia).
How happy this mother is and how
enthusiastic she is at seeing her
little ones again romping around
the house and she herself once more
normal and strong is plain. Read
what still others say about Hypo-
Cod on this page above and then
drop into the nearest Peoples Drug
Store and get a bottle. We gladly
ship Hypo-cod anywhere prepaid on
receipt of price, n-o, plus ) war tax
Peoples Drug stores, Warrington,
n C
The Washington herald., 1919-11-12
Went To STORE
So HOARSE She
COULDN'T TALK
Clerk Said Take Hypo-Cod-ope
Bottle Stopped Cough; Feel,
Entirely Relieved.
WAS MARVELLOUS"

II had such an awful cold and ooush snd
went into the Pcoples Drug Store, had
a dreadful cough and sharp shooting usin,
through my ches. ! am sure I had
fever too. for rally felt i'll I had no
appetite. could not eat a thing and my GO,
were watering 80 much it looked like I va,
crying My head had bren aching, too and
clerk at seventh and X streets what / should
cure you up quickly" ] an mighty e1.d
that I did for ! had not taken more thar
half the bottle When l bsgzn 70 feel he.E.
better. II stopped the cough and cold An
no time and by the time the first bottle IN.
gone I had q dandy gOod appetite. I surely
ielt like my old self again. To make a loas
story short. I believe il warded od an sftack
Of the 'F1u' for me. and q my frieods A.,
this they can tale my word for H. Hxro
Cod has my heartiest recommendation" a.
clAres Mr- Mary Lott. 26 ssress nortA
west.
stopped Cough I'm No Time.
The above lady whose husband voi, in
the Bureau Of Engraving. IL only one Of dozen,
rsht around her in that neiehborhood rho
now swear by HypoOod both a n ouIef
Strengthening remedy 70 ward OF IN. s.T1u'
and as q splendid rebuilder afterv.rd, vh-n
the system is an rundown. veal and Nd.
open 10 attack by this plaque Read vh,t
stiR other Wsshinstouisns say on TN. iar.
shout Hypo Cod. Read the story aluriS,
Then set a hottle at the nearest pcople'.
n-us storr.-we riadly preu.y Hypo-oc1 .uy-
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The Washington herald., 1919-11-12
HAD MILLION POUNDS
OF BACON, IS CHARGE

The first arrests for food profiteer-
ing under the amended Lever act
signed by President Wilson October
%. were announced by Attorney Gen.
eral Palmer yesterday.
One OF the first to come within the
provisions OF the amended act was
John Burke. Baltimore grocer. charged
with making unreasonable rates and
charges.
Two are being held at Scranton. Pa.
for conspiracy to restrict distribution.
An Indictment has also been found
against Louis Leavitt. OF Brooklyn. on
a charge of boarding 100000 pounds
of bacon