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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-20
TEAR ANNIE LAURIE:

TEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
I am young girl Of Is. and have
been keeping company with = young
gentleman for about nine months.
but have known him for about ave
years.
He comes to see me every other
night, and seems to think lot Of
me. and think lot OF him
Now. dear Annie Laurie. please tan
me II 1t would be wrong to kiss him
goodnight. I dearly love him.
Would II be right for mo to sivs
him GIFT. and would You please
suggest something to give himf
LITTLE ANXIOUS.
= TITLE ANXIOUS: I don't think !,
would be wise for you to allow hin
Ito kiss you. II he loves you enough
70 want 10 kiss you he ought first to AL
tn. question which would give him tn,
r,rht--ths question. win you MARI,
me?" Do your parents think It Wise L
allow him to call 30 often?
II In better not to give gifts, A. the,
always carry with them an obligation
and sometimca this causes smbarrass
ment. ~ you know
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-20
WE HAVE WITH US THIS EVENING.
NOT RIDING TO WISDOM.

The book agent was selling books in Texas. He came
ranch and tried get the man interested but
the old claimed he had time to read Have you
any children" asked the book agent four
boys" replied the old Then you a CYCLIC
pedia for Them said the agent 1T would do them
of good" Huh" replied the old man. them boys of
ride bosses. You couldn't get of them ride a
cyclopedia"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-20
Unheralded Heroes of theWar

By MARK ANDREWS

few aviators, even In the ace class,
= can boast of being shot down three
times. 1t is a lucky flier who
lives to boast, or lives at all. after being
shot down once. But 1t. Paul ID. Coles
of Seattle, Wash, was sent down with
his plane shot full of holes on three oc-
casions, and though he isn't given to
boasting, is safe and sound, and back
again in the good old U. S. A." to
verify the story
1t. Coles was attached to the 9oth
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-20
ADVICE TO GIRLS

CCOTTY: The best way to overcome
this shyness is to read and be pre-
- pared to discuss many subjects.
Read the news columns of this paper
and the current magazines and keep up
with the times. Read the popular books
that people like to discuss.
Sometimes a good listener Is more
popular than a good talker. you know.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-20

In the British museum are bricks
taken from the buildings in Nineveh
and Babylon, which show no sign of
decay or disintegration. although the
ancients- did not burn or bake them,
but dried them in the sun.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-20

of cents was the goal set for the col
lections, about $3.50 being an estimate
for that amount. but sum of $500
was collected. The box containing the
flood of copper required 10 men to lift
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-20

Nearly two miles of cents raised
among the office force of Thomas E.
Rush, surveyor of the port of New
York, were given to the Salvation
Army as the Survivors Customs Well
fare associations contribution toward
happy holidays for the poor. A mile
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-20
WORRIED SERIOUSLY.
DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:

am a wears OF age. ana was al
ways very quiet and backward until
the last two or three years. have
overcome this.
would like to know how to enter
tain people. II seems impossible for
me to think Of any more than two or
three words to say on any subject
that Ia brought up. and 1 am then
quiet until the next one Is mem
TONED. which makes one feel rather
uncomfortable. am good-natured
and bavs lots OF gpod friends.
0COTTY.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-20
By Annie Laurie
TEAR ANNIE LAURIE:

We are two friends and have been.
going with two boys about one year
our seniors. We are not going with
them steadily now. but still like them.
When they are with other Girls
they deny liking w. but when they
are with us they tell w that they
like US as much az ever.
Now, dear Annie Laurie, please tell
rs how we may find out whether they
like us or not.
Although We have many other boy
friends we care for these boys. too.
TWO cHUME IN DOUBT.
1.-TWO CHuMs IN DOUBT: II the
young men are In love with you thev
Will tell you; Il will not be necessar.v
for you to make any effort to md out
Do not discuss your friendship with
these young men with other girls. Re.
marks Of this nature never sound wen
when repeated.
Axnts Laurie sctH sceIcome letter. :,
lncssry on subjects Of fesnisins sNteres,
from young scomeH readers Of tAls pansr
and scsil reply to them IN thess coixema
Lefters to Nkss Laurie sAoSJd 81 -
lrssssd 70 her. oars tASs e9Sa
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-20

do for enlarged pores.
2-Kindly advise me what to do for
moles.
s-Kindiy advise me wha. 10 10 for
scars.
A-Oncs the blaolheads and pfmplss
are gone. large porss may remain for
time. These are annoying. but not
serious troubles. Massage vibration and
the use of some harmless paste such A.
lycopodium powder and glycerine, or
borated cocoa butter helps to oil them
out.
2-The lance. radium, x-rays VIM re-
move nloles. The knife Is most certain,
less painful. not dangerous, and most
quickly over.
s-Scars very often disappear gradu-
ally as time elapses by themselves.
Massaging them with oils of various
kinds, perfumed oils. cocoa butter and
the like very often helps. II It 10 "a
large scar . thin skin graft may help 1t,
but As = rule. scars gradually shrivei
and disappear.
MRS. G. =. II. o-Kindly aAvsss me
what to do for indigestion
A-of the dozens Of different stomach
disorders. non-medicai persons may call
any one Of them indigestion" How
ever. that does not make It %. Tho
real disorder is to be sought for By an
analysis Of the digestive juices and by
! test meals.
CALI. READER. Ar you win send
a self-addressed. stamped envelope with
your query repeated I will DO glad TO
answer your question.
| o. A. Q-Hindly advise me what to
do to make my hair light
A-salts Of tartar may make the hair
light. Salts generally do. yet may prove
injurious to some hair.
MRS. d. H. 8. o-Kindly advise me
what to do to make my hair curly.
A-Here Is formula that will keer
your hair In curl for several days pro.
vided you roll II up afterward on kit
curriers' or on papers until the hair has
dried in the shape you want 1t to go:
Gum arabic................ u ounce
Carbonate OF potash...... n ounce
Glycerine Il ounce
Hosewater ................. / pint
Portugal extract......... 2ounces
I. A. r. Q-Kindly advise me whai
to do for the child who had infantiis
paralysis and II left with q weakness in
the feet.
A--The sooner the necessary operation
, Is performed by a good orthopedic sur
, geon the better.
GIRL. Ar you will send . sslf-ad
dressed. stamped envelope with you
query repeated will be glad to answer
your question.
DR.. Hirshber0 UuI dnstser question,
for readers Of this paper on medical
]. hy1ienio and sanitation subjects that ors
Of general interest He cannot di.oay,
: undertake to prescribe or offer ddusc,
: for individual cases. Where the ssbjec1
> Is not Of general Interest letters tOill b,
l anstcered personally, " q stamped dnt
. addressed envelope - enclosed. Addres
;, Alb INQUIRIES to DIR. L. X. Rtrsh
berg, In care OF this office.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-20
LIFE is ALWAYS SWEET.

Poor mani" said the inquistive old lady. II expect
you'll be glad when your time is up, won't your
NO maam, not partckerly,' replied the prisoner I'm
in fur life"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-20

The American Federation of Labor
has undertaken to unionize the tele-
phone girls in all parts of the United
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-20
DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:

Would 1t be proper for me to ac-
cept an expensive tie from a young
lady? We had a bet, and II I had
lost would have given her a box OF
chocolates. Would 1t be proper for
me to give her the chocolates even II
I won? What would q young man
do In this case?
WORRIED SERIOUSLY.
"1oRRIED SERIOUSLY: 1t isn''
w considered wise for girls to give
young, men presents. However
this case. of course, IL unusual. I car
see no reason why You shouldn't give
her the candy.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-20
Secrets Of Health and Happiness
What You Ought to Do
When Baby | Has the Collie
BY DIR. LEONARD KEENE HIRSHBERG
A. B.. NJ A. M d. lIohns Hopkns University

IF your youngster gives short loud every once
| in a while and he stops crying when you pick him
up or humor him, there is evidently nothing wrong
with him except that you have caused him to develop
bad habit Ills cries at such times good for
him. since they help to expand his chest and lungs IL
a babys cries. the other hand prolonged and II
squirm Or wrggl4 OF his figure accompanies them
he is probably suffering from collie.
When baby has collie his cry 10 persistent; he
kicks his little legs, cenches his little ss twists and
turns and suffers. If the collie is very bad.
see babys grow blue and his little mechanism be-
coes cold. He appears at times quite exhausted ate
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-20

Women school executives of Kansas
have organized state association.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-20

A petition has been sent to the presi-
dent and congress from 10000 school
children in Porto Rico asking the
United States to name battleship for
that country.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-20

Until the year 1874, the Japaness
used to vaccinate on the tip of the
nose.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-20
TEAR ANNIE LAURIE:

We ara girls of II and 10, and
would like your advice. We attend
high school, and are usually followed
home by two boys who also attend
the high school. A girl friend of ours
told Us that these boys wanted to be
introduced to us. and we also want
to be introduced to them.
Now. dear Annie Laurie, the ques-
ton In where can we meet themf
Would II be proper for this girl to In
troduce US on the street.
DOLLY and POLLY.
~ OILY and POLLY: II the youns
men really wish to meet you they
~ will mack a way to be introduced "a
you, These girls may be teasing YOU, ii
tho young men follow you. simply ignore
them
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-20
Precautions and Relief.

ClOtno inc cn1lu warmly, sven III SUM
rner time, IL he IL still an infant for
the slightest chilling Of the bodily sur
face may work great injury. Mark es-
pecially the little feet and legs. and pro-
tect them with thick, loose socks. Re-
store warmth to the chilled little body
by a massage compound consisting OF
three parts Of sweet oil to one part OF
turpentine. Place an abdominal band
about the baby II he IL not already
wearing one.
For immediate relief rub the abdomen
for several minutes or change the
baby's position. Put him over your
shoulder or turn him upon his stomach
and gently pat his little back. and thus
aid him in trying to dispel the gas from
his mechanism.
II he has received no relief. try .
spice plaster This ID made in various
ways. The following II one way: MIX
one part each OF ground ginger. cloves.
cinnamon and allspice. with or without
one-eighth part Of cayenne pepper. ac-
cordng as to whether you want tbs
plaster weak or strong. Put the dry ana
well mixed powders into a flannel bag
spread It evenly, and smooth the bag to
prevent spices from forming Into Jumps.
Before YOU apply It wet it with hot, d.
iuted alcohol. You may use this re-
oeatedly until ~ begins to lose Us
strength noticeably.
Sometimes it Is necessary to give the
baby peppermint or cinnamon water
Th 8, diluted and given after each nurs-
ing. is very good to prevent the pair
from coming on. During an attack OF
the collie the following has peen iouno
q most effective remedy:
Bicarbonate of soda. n dram
Aromatic spirits am
monia ........... fluid dram
Mint water enough to make three
ounces.
This should be mixed with an equa
quantity of hot water and given every
half-hour or hour until the pain sub
sides.
Before Doctor Arrives.
II after the attack the baby seemi
quite cold and exhausted. few drops OF
aromatic spirits OF ammonia in no
water will do him good. After this pu
him in a warm bath and wrap him II
blankets. In order to keep him warn
until tho doctor comes put a mustar'
plaster on him. A preparation that i
weak enough for babies and yet effec
tive is as follows:
Mustard. .......,... 1 tablespoonful
Flour. or 4 tabiespoonfuls
Egg white .........
Glycerine. teaspoonful
Moisten the ingredients and heat them
Add boiling water to the mixture an
stir until the proper softness Is &C
ouired. Spread this on . cloth and ap
ply 1t Immediately to the skin. II 1t
too hot put some linen or other materia
between 1t and the skin. Do not leav
this on until tho skin begins to blister
hut only until II reddens.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-20
Simpler Court Practice.

HE New York legislature has in hand
revision of "code of civil proce.
dure" and "practical manual
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-20
PUTTING IN THE PUNCH.
BY PEPS.
way

HALF league, half league. half league back
ward may be version in view of the N p split.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-20

comes OF
Alternate Strengthening bending
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-20
Answers to Health Questions

A. c. j. Q-Kindly advise me what to
do for enlarged pores.
2-Kindly advise me what to do for
moles.
S-Kindiy advise me what 10 10 for
scars.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-20

Collie is q severe pain In the abdomen
caused by the spread OF gas. 1t 10 often
brought about by chilling of the mechan-
ism through insufficient clothing. over
feeding or poor diet. Too frequent feed
Ing is sometimes as much as anything .
cause Of collie as either of the two.
Do not feed your baby when you sus-
pect that he is suffering from collie. Al
though warm milk may allay the pain for
q while, 1t does not remove 1t perina-
nently, but in short time 1t is apt to
return much severer than before.
Rest tho child by feeding him less and
at longer intervals. If you feed him
from a bottle have his milk examined
from time to time. as this may need to
DO changed
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-26
NOTICE. TO ooN91A09o1&
Rotsl Building, 1sd GAks Fails, Mime

Bids receivable. May 7th. 1915, Raj
Notice is hereby given BY the under.
Red Lake Falls Hotel company. Red
Lake Falls. Mimi, for the constructio1
Of a new hotel building. basement and
three stories in height, according to
plans and specifications prepared by
Bert D. Keok. architect. First National
Bank bldg. Grand Forks, N. Dek.. now
on file in the office Of the architect Inc
with ". NJ. H~igginbotham, secretary
Red Lake Falls Hotel Co.. Red Lake
Falls, Minnesota. and 1T the ofices OF
the Builders Exchange at Grand Forks,
n. Oak. Fargo, N. Oak. Minneapolis.
MINI, St. Paul, Mimi. and Duluth.
MINI. The contractors may view the
plans at these various placaA
Contractors desiring individual use
Of plans and specifications may make
arrangements for same by applying at
the ofiee Of the architect
general contract for the bnildatns: Sep;
electric wiring and fixtures.
Bidding will be done according to
the call for proposals. as set forth in
said specifications. Bids will be re-
ceived until one o'clock p. M, May 7th.
1919, at the Office of Mr.. v. NJ. Higgin-
botham, secretary, Red Lake Falls, Min
RED LAKE FALLS HOTEL CO..
BY v. M. Higtnbotham. Sec.
BERT D. KICK. Architect. -
First National Bank Bldg,
Grand Forks, N. OAK.
april es. 20. May I, -
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North Dnk0fa's Greatest
Classified Section
EGA NOTICES


ORDER TO uA1 Ngzx1401 ron
L10BND1 70 e11G LAID
agl or "01 M
STATE OF NORTH
County IN e ce SUM E SeUar.
In the Matter Of the Guardianship Of
: Ella A. Munro. Ross r Munro: Mil
On reading and Ming the petition Of
Geo. x. Munro, guardian OF said minors.
representing. among other things. that
real t estate sa'o in Grand ID Fo o : North % s..
kota, and that It il for the best intey-
ests Of said minors that the same should
be sold, and praying for license to sail
f from ss saia p raa Il sP sRst Il !. Z sor la he sG Ssst
interests Of said minors to sell said real
II rs ORDERED AND DIRECTED.
ali persons interested in said estate.
appear before the Judge Of this court, on
Tuesday. the 10th. day Of May, A. p.
1919. at 10 o'clock a. IA. ut the court
then and there to show cause. Il any
4here shall be. why license should not
be granted for the sale of said real
estate, according to the prayer Of said
AND IT is FURTHER .oRpEREp.
That . copy Of this order shall be pub
lished once q week for four successive
weeks prior to said day Of hearing, IN
paper printed and published at Gsapd
Forks In said county.
Dated !; :. at,{ Grs1d Forks. N. D. the 1'ta
tcourt sea Sy the c z. (. HAssuh
Judge Of County Court
tApyil 10. IS. May 3, 100
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YHocEzD1uas or BOARD or ooux-
TT o010E1D8I0XB18 or GRAND
= POKE C0U1xY, u. ..
Grand Forks, n. D,

Grand Forks. N. D.
me Tas f2ss s n eha a9asSs9 foa ap :s'e Cum
missioners Holden. Udenby and Mooney.
Absent Commissioner HIATT.
On motion the board proceeded to open
bids for the time deposit of county court.
o q : ye snk'n wh sno the in'el folio3 has' bids iss
First savings Bank. Grand Forks 4
First National Bank. Northwood. s
Citizens National Bank. Northweed. 5
per cent Per annum.
Farmers Il Merchants State Bank. ink
ster. 5 per cent per annum:
Bank Of Inkster, Inkster. N. D-.S psr
Guaranty State Bank. Emerald, N. D.
Farmers Bank Of Emerald. N. D., 8
PEI FIRST esa' state tat e ssnR. Man4el. N. d. ~
Ds Frs. isst stste Bank: K.mpton. N. D. 81
PEI hs sse' q ~ ei assaS si,ey. N. D.. sx per
Honsytord State Bank. Hoasyford. N.
p. AS : Ris c ststsp per s. annu2 %rv,u., n. .. /.
Bank Of Orr. Orr. N. p..<SM Per cent
peg seeartty state Bank. Niagara. n. D..
Bank d Niseara. Niagara. n. D..
k.2S re sent ssn 'M Se5 an aaa%oc.nn., \. .,
81 motion the board saAjournsd until
2 O'clock p.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ms s.o Prssen Ho, Gaairm MAJ RSSpSre. Cen
On motion of Mr.. Udenby.
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HOUSES FOR RENT.
WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW.

~ FOStAS 6kSO".
FOR RENT.
mont Ave.. from May list.
acre Of ground close to car line. >
31o.o0-5 room house, city watef free.
on International Ave.
@1b.oo-6e room house. city water free.
1885, room house. city.water. sewer
and. electric lights on No. 9Th st. :
sla.oo.s room house on Dehsrs Ave.
FOR SALE s
esooo.oo-;7 room all modern house. Sc
..oo do Sd- let, ION on Belmont sd1ss Ave; :,
''00 Belmont rG AZ. house. al modern on
$500; s sSms room 8. house. III modern aa'sts, on
's7eq;ee. 1.s room ron all modern house on
'ssoS;ss.isll room all modern house on
st7co;0o-77 2 house. all modern. on
5000. 00-7 room house and steam heat.
Cd garage, all MODERN. on &c. 18th q.
s]7oo.oo-s room house, sll.modesn. With
't7's %9ts sssn d sqss south 81 81 &c pseasrP'
$500 90 roem all modern house on
45o &eenos 2TSs house. ~ modern, on
3ssoo .0o-New s rom bungalow. ali mod
ern. on Vernon Ave. =.
Z good garage, on South fifth 81. :.
34So0.o0-All nodeSn house. close In on
Second Ave. rooms.
$780,. oo-ls room IhoaYs,. close in. MI
,7sosaeesas room ioe M ho1se. Il, modern, on
North Fourth 81. I !,
4loo0.0o---7 Q all modern house on
University Ave. &
$500. 0o-7 room house. all modern, eA
University Ave
North Seventh St.
ss7eo0o-7 rcena house; 9! modsrn but
-ssso0:oo-s rpom honse. Al modern hut
heat on University Ave.
e166O.006 room hotr1e, city water col.
lar and electric lights, on gcheysnns
sssoS;os-.aooa7 resm heas:: al Modern
$500. 00-8 room house and barn. &sacro
Of ground. close to car line.
$500. eos ROOM N modern house on
Euclid. Ave. j. :. &. /,
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NOTICE or BALE or 11AL XU1A9x
STATE OF NORTH DAKorA,}
County Of Grand Forks
IN COUNTY COURT.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Annette Shaw. Incompetent,
S sSyff Anh IS HsR { GIVEN. A That
therefor duly issued to the undersigned.
the guardian Of Annette Shaw. incom-
petant, n Of the estate of Joyce An
nette Shaw, q minor, on the Gath day
Of April, 1919. the undersigned will sell
at private sale the following described
Grand Forks and state Of North Dakota,
Lot five t5) Of block fourteen (14) Of
Trails addition to the city Of Grand
THAT said sale will be made on or
after Tuesday. The Sth day Of May, 1919;
in writing at the Office. Of the judge
Of the county court at the court house
in the city OF Grand Forka county n
state Aforesaid. All bids or offers for
said land must be in writing and may
be left at the place above designated
e. delivered t. the 1ndersigned; the
Of. the estate personally, at any time
prior to the making of said sale.
Dated at Grand Forks. N. D. this 25th
day Of April. 1919.
Northwestern Trust Company:
" r. nG GF71s Forks North Dakota
Attorney for Guardian.
Grand Forks. Md.
(Aprif rs, May -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-26

8 ROOM HOUSE, ALL MODERN Elk
cept hest. 624 N. 9Th St.
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GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL
housewerk on farm. Small family
No children. p. o. Boz 3eS. Thomp'
son, N D.
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RARaAIN-oN A GOOD HOUSE AT
3Qe Chestnut St., TO be moved of the
lot II taken At once. inquire at 391
Chestnut st.
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siri wanted at once Good wages.
Permanent positions. Parker House.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

If YoU ARE LOOKING FOR A NICE
Money place ma but about this mod
room bath and q suInme Kitchen.
Washroom in basement, Large yard,
Car raise nice garden. Screen porch
= shade trees. Write at once to
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PHoNo9RAPH RECORDS-Bou0HT
or exchanged. The Record Exchange,
.137 s. 3rd ct. Phones $50.
FUMD OAK DINING TABLE. SIZE
t$ inches. Used . months. Call 1881
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HELP-GENEHAL.

HELP-GENENAL.
TEACHER OR COLLEGE STUDENT
for position next vacation; selection
to be made Immediately: unlimited
opportunity; rapid advancement; SIS
per month to start; work permanent
II desired; could begin at once. Ad-
dress Box $50, Grand Forks.
WANTED-Gov'T FILE CLERKS; q.
F. exams May Z. $11o0 yea. Sample
questions free. Franklin Institute,
Dept. 322, Rochester. N..Y. :
Arizona republican., 1919-09-18
RETURN ID GLENDALE
 TO MAKE THEIR HOME

GLENDALE, Sept. 17.-One of the reasons that Glendale is becoming one of the most important towns in the valley is the fact that most all of the former residents, who leave to locate elsewhere return. This, in addition to the new people coming in, is what makes Glendale such a large town. c. M. Harper, formerly proprietor of the Harpers drug store, sold out here last spring to c. M Woods. He and his family left immediately for Upland, California, where they expected to To- cate. After a few months stay how ever, his family decided that Glendale was the best place in the world to live, so they started back arriving here last night. They are undecided as to the future, but are endeavoring to get a house in Glendale.
 Patricia Stauffer Home
 The many friends of little Patricia Stauffer, the daughter of Ray Stauffer, were delighted to see the improvement in her health when she returned from California this week. Her nurse, Vir- ginia McElroy, who has been caring for