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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-06

Guido Rents famous picture of st.
Peter, The Mosaic was made In the
Vatican grounds by the ancient Mosaic
factory OF the Vatican and is yard
square.
The Mosaic has been valued at sio.-
600.
Cardinal Gasparri. the Papal Secre-
tary of State. presented President Will
son with two copies of the modifica-
tion OF the Canon Law compiled by
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-06
Clearance of COLored Dress Goods

$500 French Serge. 81 inches, all wool dark
navy January Clearance Price yard..-... S2e5
S+50 Velour, suede finish "a inches, best shades.
January Clearance Price, yard -.---.--... 1896
$500 Velour Coating. 81 inches, ten shades. jan
uary Clearance Price yard .S4.95
Army Cloth khaki. $3.50 grade at s1.Ss and
%SUo grade al .$2.6s
uary Clearance Price. yard --.-..........$1.60
art Street Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-06

soc French Serge So inches six shades includ-
ing navy JnnuAry Clearance Price yard - 6sc
Sl.5o Bnrtste, ~ inches light navy and golden
brown January Clearancs Prine, yard 6ec
$3.50 Kumty Cloth, for ooats- 81 inches, navy
plum and brown. January Clearance Price
9zro - - S1.90
$3.50 PlAid Skhting, 4B tnchex ten styles. jan
Uary Clearance Prize. yard d-----------SseS %
Drreg Purrerrrx A
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-06

to take Auditor General Snyder's place
in the Senate. and John Reeer. a
manufacturer. was elected to take
Heaton's place I'm Congress.
Heaton is reluctant to leave Wash
ington. however. at this time, as he
finds his committee work growing in
Importance and he is uncertain
whether he will qualify as senator
before the expiration of his term at
Washington on March 1. Reber can
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-06
Clearance of
DrdperieS and
Curtains

Sample pairs Of $l.00 to 500
Scrim, Net, Madras and Mar
quisette Curtains. January
Clearance Price, SOC to $3.50.
Remnants of s5c Colored Madras,
blue, rose, brown and mixed coIors.
January Clearance Price, yard soc
39c to soc Curtain Goods, includ-
ing, scrim. marquisette, madras.
etc. January Clearance Price.
&C Braids and Edgings. January
Clearance Price, yard &c
Remnants of soc to soc Cretonne.
January Clearance Price, yard sec
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart,
Third Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-06
Heaton Is in No Hurry
to Qualify as a Senator

Pottsville. Pa. Jan. 8. Robert ~.
Heaton. Of the Schuylkill county dis
trict. will not at once resign ms s',as
III Congress to take up his new duties
-''-s ~"''.'"r - HarTisburg. AZ
the last election Heaton was elected
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-06
Guard N. Y. Rich Men
and Judges From Bombs

New York. Jan. 6.-Guards have
been detailed by the police to pro-
tect the homes of several wealthy
New Workers. and also those of cer-
tain judges and city officials follow
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-06

Cardinal Gasparri. One copy Is bound
in white parchment and contains an
autographed dedication to President
Wilson. The other Is in red leather
and bears the following autograph: /:
Homage to Princeton University from
Pietro Cardinal Gasparri, Vatican,
Rome"
President Wilson thanked the Pope
and Cardinal Gaspari heartily for
their gifts.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-06
$4,000
$25.OO|
Basement Clearance Lots

One and q half bushei
covered Galvanized Ash
Cans, January CleaTanc6|
Price t,,,,,.,,t,,. S2..S
25c Can Magic Alumi-
mum Polish, january
Clearance Price ,,,,,,17o
Dozen boxes Safety
Matches. January Clear
ance Price 1oo|
Mating Shopping Bags,
10 to II values, Januaiyl
Clearance Price ,.t..,,5e
800 Mission Oak Sew
ing Stands with cretonns
sides, January Ciearanud
Prlce ..,s,'s.ifI4 OUu
Long Handle Cotton
Wall Mops. January Clear
ance Price ,.,,,,,,, S6c
Ruby Gloss Furniture
Polish
csc bottle ....,.,.,t2 t2Hs|
soc bottle ,....:..,. 25e|
800 bottle -; 500
$3.50 bottle ....,. .e1.o5
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-06
Standing of the Crews
HARRISBURG SIDE
Philadelphia Division The I02

Philadelphia Division - The I02
crew first TO go after o'clock: l6T.
Engineer for IG2.
B-akemen for lO2, I97 ~.
Engineers Up: Myers, Roath.
Brown. Mcdonald. Boas, Lambert,
Houseal. Mann.
Fi-emen up: wengel, Kuntz. Will
hide. McGonigai, Smith, Mclaughlin.
Deckover. Weitzel. Cresswell. Far
ran, Bordne-. Kintz.
Brakemen up: Nieber. Leightner.
Mowery. Minnichan. Dellinger. Halb-
,e.b.
Yard Board-Engineers for SIC,
4-TC. 1IC.
Firemen for &C. 1-7C. sc, 4-7c.
10C. 1lC. 2-l4C. SIC.
Engineers up: J. r. Miller P. B.
Miller. Riffert, Mccartney. Waltz.
Hall. Desch. Grabill. Fry. Dougnerty.
Eyde. Smell. Fleisher.
Firemen up: Hoffman. Clemm.
Guyer, Russell. Lake. Patrick.
Drake, Little. Attick, Bowers.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-06
WOmeR'S $500 and
5000 Shoes at S4.f5

High cut Lace Shoes with
brown and black vamps, white
kid tops, high heels. January
Clearance Price, SAILS.
Mems s2.25 One-Buckle Arcttcs.
January Clearance Price. .S1,sS
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart,
Street Floor Rear.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-06

h anu IUIlS SIetEtS- JANUARY
......................S1 .S1.W
Seamless Hose January Clear
ance Price 19c
Nomen's 75c Colored Fibre
silk Hose January Clearance
Price csc
Chfldren's 35c Black Cotton
Seamless Hose January Clear
ance Price -----..--..... .29c
Chldren's CSC Fine Ribbed
Black Cotton Seamless Hose.
January Clearance Price. 19c
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-06
Pope Gives Reni Mosaic
to President Wilson

Rome. Jan. g.. - Pope Benedict on
Saturday presented ruN -, s..
son a handsome Mosaic reproducing
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-06
Warm Winter Coats Luxurious Fu and
January Clearance S

The garments offered in the present disposal sales
purchased.
The snugest warmest coats imaginable, the finest
are priced at savings that are uncommon.
$500 Goats Reduced to $500
Navy Plum
Many styles choose from in sizes nging
These Goats developed of fine quality wool velour
kersey cloths and of them trimmed with fur collars
$3.50 10 500 so Fine Quality Goats
Specially Priced at $3.50 to $500
s425o Velour
including
plated in others they of all enveopng styles Clearance
$500 Wool Velour in and with
shawl collar OF hudson
$500 Goats or Bolivia
collar
$3.50 of
plated
....... EO0
$3.50 Bolivia Cloth plated back and convertb collar
lined with peau de cygne Clearance price
DiXes. Pomeroy
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-06

Children's soc White Cotton
Ribbed Vests and Pants, fleeced-
January Clearance Price sec
Boys 15c and s5c Natural
Wool Drawers January Clear
ance Price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. soc
HOSIERY
Mems 25c Seamless Cotton
Hose January Clearance
iAtC . IoC
Mems 15c Heavy Wool
Seamless Hose January Clear
ance Price ---------- csc
tves- Pomer & Stewart. Street F1oo
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-06

Mems s2e5 Heavy Wool
Shirts and Drawers January
Clearance Price $3.50
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-06
PASSENGER SERVICE

philadelphia Division - Engineers
up; NJ. Pleam, ]. Cahall, V. c. Glib
bons.
Firemen up: F. H. Cook, J. Cover,
B. p. Huston, j. F. Gilliums.
Engineers for SIS. End 26.
Firemen for 90, End 25, 40.
Middle Observation-Disclosures up. o.
l.. Miller, J. w. Smith. F. F. Schreck.
d. G. Riley. r. Z. Crum, c. D. Hol-
lenbaugh. W. o. Black.
Firemen up: j. a. Swab. c. W.
Kepner. L. G. Snyder. L. NJ. Graham,
I. VI. Orr. T. w. Derrick, P. W. Beck,
II. E. olewine, J. E. Putt. ". p.
Primm.
Engineers for P-21. SO, ~, 81, II, 3.
Flremen for es5. P-2I. SO, A., 81, 3.
81. s0I.
THE READING
The 50 crew first to go after 1.45
o'clock: IS, 20, II. 81. 81, 1, 1e, 50.
SO. 66. So. 20, 81. s, So. 72. "a. II.
Engineers for 80, 63,, 66, 20.
Flremen for SO. SO. So. IS, 6. a.
Brakemen for 50. 81. 5s, So, 20, s.
ii. 20. 81.
Engineers up: Brown, wyre. Hoff-
man. Dowhower. Bordner. Bornman,
Lackey. Chronister, snader
Firemen up: Dornberger. Dearborn.
Brinton. SAUL Meremy, Stare.
Conductors up: Ford, Hetrick.
F1agmen up: Greenwood. Lehner,
Battorff.
srakemen up: Cullison, Smith.
tNer. Moore, Miller.
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ENOLA SIDE

philadelphia Division - The 2i0
crew first to go after 3.l5 o'clock:
2s5. 214, 21s, POS, el3. 2l7.
Engineers for POS, 2l3.
Fireman for 2IT
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-06

Clearance Price ..-....
zoe White Cotton Ribbed
Vests and Drawers January
Clearance Price --6 Csc
soc White Cotton Ribbed
Vests, high neck long sleeves
January Clearance Price sec
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-06
Clearance of WomenS Ribbed Underwear

$50 White Cotton Ribbed Union Suits light weight
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-06
SeDdrdfe Skirts SDecidllu Priced

Spring styles Of all wool Serge Skirts in nayg and ase
In small waist bands $3.50 md $1OAQ
$4,000 Plaid desirable plated models January clearnss
Si6ES
$4,000 s$6 90 fialds Taupe Trcoets
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-06
Clearance of Dress CottonS

Special lots of 6le Dress {
lar for the January Clear-avay
55c snd 6ec Madras Shi-tingS,
imported plain and fancy styles
January Clearance Price, AE-
yard HcS
69c HaTTstheA Suit;nE. Ss
inches solid shades January
Clearance Price CO-
s~A- u
sec Popln- IS inches. solid
shades January Clear TO-
slce Price yard -- 1ON
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-06

soc "Hy-Lo" 40-Watt
Mazda Electric Lamps.
January Clearance Price,
CSC
$5.9S Boudoir Lamps,
ivory finish, art glass
shade. January Clearance
Price .,.... $500
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-06

,~eed him in Congress before
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-06
FurS at Ldfe-SedS0n Economics


the occasions
january taedrance ss0oo|
$3.50
S3950 0oI
$500
$4,000
$4,000
$4,000 Skunk Clearance S9.6OE
S35OO Skunk
$4,000 Skunk sol
sSS 90 lucille Wolf Mun january Clearance 4sS00I
Oo
$4,000 Skunk
o.
Ear1 Second Floor : = f'...i "
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AT the Silk Section

$500 Charmeuse. fine twed back. evening
shades, 40 inches. January Sale Price. yard 81 s5
$3.50 Tricolette in navy and bla TX, Sc inches,
tublar weave. January Sale Price. yard $3.50
$500 Gros de I4ondres and Taffetas in dainty
evening shades, Sc inches. January Clearance
I'TlCe YARD Sl55
$500 Evening Taffeta floral designs Sc inches.
January Sale Price. yard ................S1.19
$3.50 Novelty Satin Stripe Marquisette, black
and white patterns, AZ inches January Sale
. . -
$3.50 Satin Serene, 40 inches navy brown
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-06

yrdage
sold
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tons marked way below regu-
IN THE BASEMENT
see Bates Ginghams, many
styles January Clear ar
ance Price, yard WV
sec Kimono Fleece in fancy
patterns January Clear 90
ance Price. yard A0N
Dives Porneroy & Stewart
Basement
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-06
Table No. !

$500 Crepe Me
teor, principally even
ing shades, some
street shades. Janu-
ary Sale Price, yard,
$1.S5.
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Table No. 2

Sl.65 Crepe de
Chine in street and
evening shades, 40
inch. January Price,
yard, S1.35.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-21
ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS.
BY WILLIAM L, BORAH.

have found that when you sit down to the diplo-
matte table with Great Britain you haven't any time to
attention to anybodys business your own While
you are talking humantarianisms she might
thing into that constitution make you sit up
nights.
She'll take care of her interests. I wish there
were some there to look after interests
Europe, facing BANKRUPTCY is urging what human
ity demands and the taxpayers money
and brawny young men of and she Is to do the
debating She keeps absolute control of policies and
systems and the breed who for three CEN
turtles have tortured Europe ask build up
Europe under their system.
We heard lot about the freedom the seas before
we went to France but nothing is said now Why? Be-
cause England said that is not subject debate In
this conference If the United had said she would
not give up the Monroe doctrine would have been
all there would have been to it.
The league constitution no provision for dis
armament Each nation decides itself the point to
which 1t will reduce disarmament. are in precisely
the same situation a before.
They talked about the end of all Of disarma
ment and then when the senate died 1t had before 1t
bill for $75ooooooO for appropriations which secre
tary Daniels said to keep up its work under the
league of nations provisions
Secretary Baker before us and asked for stand
ing army OF 100000 which he said carry out pc-
ing duties under the league provisions Just before he
lett for Europe to gather inspiration contracts
" ~ " 'eeh army cantonments and other war
WORKS. including 10000 acre rifle practice range
j. j. i
One of the fourteen points rected by the president was
the principle OF determination the right every
ton great or small to its own destiny Where's
is this found in the league of nations?
What are We doing the small nations under tho
domination and control of the vctors? Ireland has been
struggling for 700 years Why is she NOT granite, Ia, ~,
dependence under the constitution without having 70 fight
for it?
suppose ireland continued her fight for freedom as she
should and some nation her help we would lave
to go to Engands aid under terms of this treaty
might be even called upon to British territorial
integrity in the three corners of the world
We will embroil ourselves IN Errono. .,e.,r
and never permit Europe to interfere with American
affairs he said The Monroe doctrine will either be in the
treaty or will never be ratified by the Every red
FLOODED American VIII see to it. The United States can
never entange herself in brawls in Enron.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-21
Bosses Mayor Contest.

N The mayoralty contest to be de-
cided tomorrow the Capital News has
u no interest beyond that of the city.
We have no feeling against Mr. Eagle
son, the individual, and we hold no brief
for Mr.. Mcmillan
There are, however, civic develop
ments of vital Importance at stake
and it is our candid and unbiased
judgment that the best interests of
Boise will be subserved at this time
by .electing Mcmillan mayor.
lie has come squarely out for public
parks, for cooperation in building good
highway to Arrowrock, for the proposed
approaches to the capitol grounds, for
better streets and for other improvements.
The most earnest advocate of Mr. Eagle
sons election can hardly be satisfied with
the manner in which his candidate has
evaded these subjects and substituted
rather irrelevant matters Some of his
projects are highly impractical and others
present no possibility of fruition within a
reasonable time.
Irrigation is all right, and will come as
required, no matter who is mayor of Boise;
but Boise is in need Of and has the oppor-
tunity to get, certain betterments that arc
neither intangible nor remote.
With a man of Mr.. McMillan's ability
and constructive spirit in the mayors
chair, COOPERATING WITH THE
NEW Notwithstanding an up
building body-the immediate future of
Boise will be more secure and progressiveI
than If that position shall be filled by one
who is not in harmony with the views of
reconstruction council and whose ideas, asl
presented to the public, are more or less
vague.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-21
Cruel and Unusual Punish
ment.
nent.

L would seem only proper that a man
guilty of all the murders charged to
u Kaiser Wilhelm should be hanged on
high gallows in sight of all the world. Still,
there may be an even more effective pen
atty.
Said James W. Gerard, who has good
reason to know and appreciate the char
acter OF Wilhelm as well as the extent of
bis crime: II do not think the death pen
atty should be inflicted on him, as that
might tend to make a martyr of him. At
ter the trial has placed on him the respon-
slblllty for the war, and after some of his
subordinates have been punished severely,
l think he should be exiled to small place
and given little publicity
Could there be any punishment for the
grandiose and egotistic Wilhelm more ex-
qulslte than that? Let him be ''exiled to
small place and given little publicity
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-21
HouU to Clip Your Hair
the Correct Beauty Way
By LUCREZIA -BORI
The Famous Spanish Primd Donna

into ball and pin It so that oniy
small part of your hair Is free to WORK
on ut time. After pinning up three
quarters of your hair divide the remain
ing quarter In half. Leave one-half fire..
and roll the other. You will thus be
working on one-eighth of your hair at
time You will then be able to Judge
the uneven ends more correctly than IL
you brushed your hair straight back AMI
clipped only the ends which reach
farthest down the back
You should treat each eighth Of your
hair In this way, clipping OF Just enough
to even tho ends.
Ointments and Tonics.
II your hair persists in spiittinr, a
thorough scalp massage should be in.
aulged In at least once week. In
addition to daily brushing q stimulating
hair tonic should be applied every other
night. When the hair is inclined to split
1t is usually accompanied by a scalp that
Is too dry. The following ointment Ia
excellent to massage into a dry scalp
the day before giving a shampoo:
Lanoiih'. '..'....'........... ounce
sulphur ..,.................. 4 ounce
In applying this tonic your hair should
be parted and the lotion gently applied
with your finger tips.
Apphcation OF a castor oil tonic IL ex-
cellent for the scalp In the case where
the hair IL inclined to split. A little Of
this tonic should be rubbed into your
scalp at night.
An excellent castor oil tonic Il made
as follows:
White vaselins. ......... ounces
castor OIL ................. III ounces
Oil OF Bergamot. so drops
A little pure vaseline rubbed into your
scalp once or twice a month will help
to keep your hair from splitting. II you
object to this grease, apply 1t the night
before Won ahannon vour hair
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-21

due to carclessness In not having the
ends OF yous hair clipped regularly, to
III health or to the presence of dandruff.
Ihe ends of your hair should be clipped
once n month. The old fashioned super
sdtion was that it should be clipped on
tho increase of the moon. The observ-
ance of this rule served at least as a
reminder to clip the hair regularly.
Clipping tho split ends of your hair
Is accomplished better after a shampoo,
because your hair will be more FUZZY
then and the short ends will stand out
more freely.
IL possible have some one clip thu
ends for you after your hair has been
thoroughly brushed and freed from
every tanzis.
Divide Into Sections.
In clipping your hair the most effec.
tive results are obtained by dividing It
into small sections, Divide your hair
in half. parting It across your head from
ear to ear. Brush the front part for
ward. letting It fall over your face.
Then divide your hair into quarter Sec
tons, running the second part from
front TO back.
As your hair 10 divided into quarter
sections. roll each quarter OF your hair
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-21

80 Justify that he was glad 10 pay ~ to
regain his liberty.
Sut where the custom still survives
Is the men who do the lifting on
Easter Monday. The women take their
turn on Easter Tuesday. In some quar-
tiers the lifting Is done between the
day.
Ono OF the reasons for the continuance
OF the custom IL not only the jollity with
which 1t 10 done, and the fun every one
mas but the fine each person who 10
nfted must pay. In most cases the nns
u Whatever the person win pay. but In
some sections the tip Is rigidly set BY
custom.
In London there still ia observed a
picturesque Easter Tuesday custom.
me boys Of Christ's Hospital form in .
eoiumn to march four abreast, and set
on III through the streets to Mansion
House to visit the lord mayor and col.
ieot Master Bobs.' When they arrive At
mansion House they receive two buns
eacn. ana when they've eaten them they
u!e past the mayor. who gives to the
boys with the best standing what cor
responds to nve-dollar gold piece each.
ana the boys Of lower standing coius Of
Lesser value.
1nsn after glass OF lemonade the
.,a .soI ana the rest Of the city authori-
r az. ,company the boys In high state to
Snrns church. whore q sermon n
preached. There used to be another ser-
mon preached on Easter Monday. hnt
THIS has been abollshsd In favor OF ths
sermon OF, Tuesday.
SO We see that II isn't only in out-of.
the-way corners Of the earth thar ga
customs are still practised On Hastes
Aonasy ana on Tussday alss.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-21
KITCHEN ECONOMIES

BY ESObEL bNANDS
OF the Abpiseroft EXPERIMENT Station

WY HEN the inevitable fruit cereal
w and eggs breakfast ceases to
tempt the appetite why not try
few variations by adopting some
luncheon tidbits into the morning menu?
1~eftovers of fish. some vegetables, or
meats can be included to make a dainty
breakfast dish.
Here are few susgest,ons:
cupful of stewed tomato
2tablespoonfuls Of cooked rice
seggs
Salt. pepper. paprika
Mix the tomato, rice. seasoning. Sepa-
ratio the whites OF eggs from yolks beat
Ing both separately, but thoroughly.
When tho whites are beaten until stiff
and dry gently fold into the yolks. but
do not mix too thoroughly. Pour into
hot creased pan, then pour In the to-
mato mixture and fold over like plain
ornelet. Serve very hot
A cheese omalet can be made the same
way. sprlnkling one tablespoonful OF
grated cheese over tho omelet when in
the pan. In fact, almost any leftover
vegetables or other foods can be added
like asparagus tips cold. chopped
chicken or other chopped meat. cooked
oysters. sardines. sausage. etc.
An excellent breakfast dish II the ini-
tation Welsh rarebit, and It is far more
wholesome TO eat this the first thing in
me morning when starting off to work
than lato at night. A tempting break
-nrebi. Ia.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-21
What Evsrysns Knows

Any dentist will tell that he would rather teeth for e.
than for operating room u
any hospital will tell you anne story.
Women longer with less sleep less food and d.
less trouble than They cothe. and ~
and silk stockings January gales and .. -
without while the who them are mufd -
in overcoats to the chin.
In the when all the their
at least three fresh collars day. women Of thu ,
take their urs Of storage 60 downtown with IT,
and look perfectly cool and comfortable
Even blind tell that these things are true
What is o ridde7
think simple.