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BOND LIST

Am. Writing Paper 81 Gus (usk.d, g.
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a - = $50, 80" - -; as th'"'. ..--... -
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= :. hh .Ee anI oh;o cony. i+s tbId,.. Is;s
I-!gEctt and Myers Tobacco Tr.... IN
.Irlllaru Tobacco Observation-Disclosures. liz
Nercan:!!e Maxim. u. :, ....... -. liz y
Sea aboard LIr iinc ref. e. Odd .... 81
s-hnn"rd M Line cdi, iS..--......... E.u
southern hallway H. ....-....... az.
Southern Railway a. ''''' C.
- :. IseTiatcT.d r. lns1 tbidJ ... a.
- y lscs!Si'rcd IL. 1870 (Diup ........ lls,i.
- i|ptrtE i"hn s'+s Observation-Disclosures, ., Is
- g 'Dtt.y "th "a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. =. 10
- - 1870 ioah 90 .,.....-...... hGI5
~ .::,nts|E roam TN Observation-Disclosures. ~. 20
g. >, / ;;-........:... 10
N".-,.a' Chemical Go. I-t - ODD ~ ~
a'-'"r chemical CO. conv 6s........... lnli4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
ELECTIONS ARE ORDERLY
early Returns PROM Munich Indicate
Majority Socialists Control 80
Ter Cent OF Members.
NV Assoclntehprea.1

MUNICH. Monday, January 1S.--Thc
election to-day for members of the
havarian constituent assembly was
held In an orderly manner. All no
litical parties took part. One os the
features of the election was tho heavy
representa- ton of women voters. es-
ligious orders
The returns at midnight Indicated
that the majority Socialists would have
% per cent Of the membership OF the
assembly, the Clericals and Conserva-
tives - per cent, the German Demo-
Gratis IL per cent, and the remaining
4 per cent scattered among various
factions. The Independent Socialists
We're beaten decisivciy.
Times-Dispatch Want Adv
are valuable aids to all businesses
Watch and read them every day.
Phone your Want Adj TO Randolph l.
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FIVE DEAD WRECKS RESULT.
Interurhun Car PlunRes Against BuilJ-
Ing and Overturns at New
London, Ohio.
tBy Associated Press. F,

COLUMBUS, OHIO, January IL
Five persons are dead and a half dozen
others more or less seriously Injured
as the result of an Ohio, electric inter
urban car leaving the track at London.
ONO last night, The dead all were
Among the injured Is c. A. Lowe, of
Running at full speed the car jumped
the track in the center of tho civ
PLUNGED against building and over
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seize Many Quarts OF WHISKY.

i itTDEF ItNSBUTtU, va. January
Sergeant j. G. Chichester. Chief OF
Police :. Il: Perry and Officers j. A.
stone and H. r.. Howe arrested here
this morning ut ! y. NJ. Ollie jennings
Cooper and Ernest Talbot Clark,
charged with transporting liquor They
were travelling in an automobile and
Whcn the machine was searched il was
found TO contain twelve cases OF whisky
or l94 quarts. The whisky and car
were conhScaicd and the men tried
was driving the car. Vas fined $500 and
given ninety days in jail, Clark was
fined $3.50 and given sixty days In
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Woman FounJ Dead.

WINCTIESTER VA. January H.
Mrs. I.ctetia Fahnestock, nfty.nine
years old. wife of Daniel Fahnestock
was found dead in her bed yesterday
by members Of the family. who be-
came alarmed when she did not re-
sDoRd to u call. She appeared to- be
In good health the preceding nighta 4
physician certified that death was due
to heart disease. and that she had ap-
parently died In her slccp.
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railroad administration, stating that
II now requires from live 10 seven DAVIS
20 ship, apples over the Cumberland
valley Railroad to New York. whereas
me same road formerly made such
shipments in from weight to sew
enty-two hours
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Axsocintion IcIc,t. ,m..r

TT! r. I1biSICkSHURG. VA. January n.
elected the following officers for the
YEAR 1919: Mrs. II. J. Payne. president;
Mrs. -; Gordon Gouldman. Weep
uent: Mrs; Charles Insco Williams, sec
rotary Executive COMMITTEES. Mrs Ada
hawkins and Miss Myrtle Townes
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oIon,aIy aIortuury Re,or,

Tie report OF the Health Department
ior The month % December shows :,
total OF eishty-:ive deaths in the city.
decedents hfty-eight We're white and
.wenty-seren colored. The increased
mortality was due to the prevalence of
influenza ana It's complications The
annual death per 1000 Of the whit Q
population was u SO
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations on Exrhapr.
CmICAGo GK,wH M,nEEr
MiItAT-

. ' nv NtI'I InhlhrY U.-Nsscrtione that
W" iTitish Eovcrnmcat had Cancelled large
contracts with Canadian packers started a
heavy selling movement to-day in tho corn
market here. chiefly result. closing
lT.ucS. although unsettled. down lac
10 S%c with February Lotto i.;oh and May
lS''. 10 i2:Ns- Oats lost lisc 20 lSsc IN
provisions Inc finish ranged from 81 decline
10 rise OF 2ic.
Leading futures ranged as follov.
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-HEw WORM LINE srocs MAnxEr,

NEW YORK. January H-Becvas. no trad
Ing, Calves easy; common TO rrime veals.
lIGo@22. 90: Culis HOO q loco; barnyard calves
S.pnW 9.'a: fed calves 100 n ll.a0.
sheep and lambs easy: aheep. 7506DI0c0:
culis. 5.oOGr7.cq; lambs, I5.259I7.a5: culls.
ll.0osGl4.C1
ilogs steady: medium to fairly heavy
WEIGHTS. iS.0l@ls.?5; piEz and light hogs.
1860 i1.7S: rouths. 1915.
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Feur Mo. J.mp ETom aBilmp."
fRy ARsocIa "a proso1

BOSTON, MASS, January 14.--Four
men ~ q "b!imp" balloon, which went
at Chatham to-day, escaped by jump,
Ing just before tho diriglble.was esrl
ried 10 sea, according to report re-
ceived at headgparters Of the First
An ofticer, was sad toS havo been an.
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Geo Cnscs nf Inauenxn.

LYNCIIBURG. VA, january IL
The health department here reports
there have been 600 cases OF Influenza
In Lynchburg thus far in January, $50
cases now being on tho departments
chart. In the last twenty four hour
report forty-eight eases were reported.
eleven Of these being in homes already
injected.
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IS ranged as follows.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW FOKN. january H-Raw sugar
steady: ccntriiugai. IN; fine -sranulatcd. q
cents: Srot coffee quiet; Rio ~. Ice: santos
Cotionsccd oil was dull and unchang-d
Prime crude. lijc: prime summer yellow,
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YORK. January SI4.-Pr!nt cloth, To.
dTess wei" si MeAHer New l:nea OF Lianxets
she Ss T iaI sn and other ial lines were
hosiery. Trade became ,te,Tiar ns'hea on
i;n.s FeHojustsd in many leading dry GOODS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15

TTks Up Michigan Contest Friday.
WASHINGTON. January 14.--Taking
Of Truman r. Newhcrry, Republican,
to the Senate from Michigan. tile San
to invite both parties to appear nar
sonallY or by counsel FridaY
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alden, and In the afternoon ha w,,,
cmx mass mecting i'm tho w, vi
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MIscELLANEous MARkErs.
NAVAI SronEa

hrin. TAX sales 2s1 cash o; receipts IS casks;
shipments, rs casks stock, 1850 casks,
ssrrs,s: shipments. Il, barrels; stocis. Il sis
oaoia: ri lsisa "a is,s ID 400; 3. 1000
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CnTypS MARKETS
hiM Chskic q. Burch s. Coz

y NEW YORK. January It.-.in opcnil. nd
market here to-,iay and there Mas a shaT,,
nroah IN ur.res with III" close easy al "A net
sold OF from 90 10 .S..i and closed a. >, 80
ircmrarct with "s.el at the closc last night
ably rehccted ov.rui;;h, buying "rI.rs ' ih.t
hah brought IN hy the rallies of yesterday
aitnrnooh. BuS.rS found some encourage
lneht ih INC slciuE ruling OF I.iVcrpool nd
ihrrc wrs considerable talk OF 4, furth"r
rally. owing I" III" extent OF recent declines
ton OF III. inarko;. Tho demand was oriri;-
J.; suppiitI how.vcr. and the market turned
rom local aud southern sources ynccr
AMY t,.Eardins .pToposed legislation To
an unsct,iinE influence and was -considcred
partly responsible FOR the lack OF demand
-M'ddlnG. $500 bales: stock. se,siS bnIas
Minor ports Stock. 1888 bales
Total to-day at all ports Rcccipts n 100
bales; exports. lo,GG3 bales; stock. i.lII?i9
l,s bales: exports $3.50 bales, receipts ~
Total for season Receipts. 3ls3i73 bales:
exports. ":no.'lG bales.
'NEw ORLEANS. January n-sei,ins
market fell OF l." a new low level fnr NE
present r"Actionary movement, Late In lii.
session IL VS. u, it, lowest. not decline Of
Ii 10 s. points The decline carried March
10 -, .s and October TO 30 Spots wore
Served Ia revive huiish comment, Regarding
$ scnnmi,; the market however. got no real
has thc session. aud the few nar,iai rccov-
rrirs thni took place due mainly 10
ryolit. ,akinT onciaiinns among shorts.
Joints ur. on demand for covers from
sGXeatcr,iay.s sellers, l'ears rolnted gu, tho
cotton and lO.2A bales of lia,ers brought the
total thus far this season w to only 2.7Gi, iaa
I}ncriod last year.
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RICHMOND PRODUCE M.aHEET.
WlnIRhaIN Nunl n finna

Market Quotations From Actual 'Saie.
tBy ,Noodson. Craig Co., Inc. Richmond Va,
u. S. Food administration LICENSE. M q MILO
Richmond. Va, January II. 1919.
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virginia. dairy. per 10. ...,, 40 Cd
Virginia. choice. per ih.., 40 "a
store packed. per III: ......,.., 80 Cd
irresh. nearby. dozen....,...... IS %
other SECTIONS. doxen.......... 50 q
Dressed Poultry.
Fancy dressed turkeys head
es sss 's ssss 81 ! Ssf
Dressed hens. fat. DOR ib...,. al, 90
Dressed Eeess. fat, per lb..., "a 10
iDressed ducks. fat. per h.. rs q
dressed hogs, ner lb.y...... 10 q
Spare ribs, chimes and bach
es ssSs S :ss!s.s: s.s is.:;
Live Poultry. I. Z
tchickcns per .ib....".,.,....... % as
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Asle nrlicr ShInninr Incilitien.

Harry r. BYRD. president OF tho Win
chester Cold Storage Company, regent
lys addressed a letter TO the Federal
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DRY GnnnS

ii2 ?sg: i i92S; g. la;2oSl:.e..: II. 1910: l.
Wv ~ n. h's': u. 1921; y. 1876. wG. is.45:
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Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
Stock.
Sales.
ADVANCE Rumeley, com.
10 MISUNDERSTANDING. pfd.

Advance Rumeley, com.
20 Advance-Rumelcy. pfd. .
AlliS-Chalmers -.
Allis-Chaimers, pfd.
300 Alaska Gold.
800 Amer. Beet Sugar, com. E.
10000 American Can.
iUo american Can, pfd.
!40O Amer. Ca rand Foun.
100 American Cotton Oil.
Buy am. Hide and Lea. com
40O Am. Hide and Lea, pfd. I.
LOO American Linsced oil. I: /.
American Locomotive.
100 Amer; Loco3,o,ivc. pfd. F..
$500 Amcrican Smcltin.
200 Amer. Steel Foundries
300 American Sugar.
l'a00 Amer. Tel. and Tel Co. .
300 Amer. Tobacco. com.
Amer. Tobacco, pfd.
Aw. Writing Paper, pfd
30OAmcrican Zinc. :.
500 Anaconda Copper.
JVo AtchiSon
Atlantic Coast Line.
y. G. l.. of CT. tBalto.) r..
800 baltimore and Ohio. /.
"a. 400 :icthleh EN- steel. b.. =.
loo Beth steel. SO pfd.
1000 baldwin Locomotive.
~ 1850 upper ana Llilc. &.
Canadian Pacific. -.
200 California Petroleum.
300 Central Leather, com.
ioo Chesapeake and Ohio.
Chicago Great Western
Chi. Great West, md
200 chi. Mil. and st. Paul.
i'""o ,hi., X. J. and T., com
Chit. X. |. and T.. 9, mr.
,oo cht.. y. !. :,nd r.. 10 nr
J,!o0 Crucible steel Cor. com
i,50O colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern
800 Corn Products. com
200 Dome Mines.
LSoo Erie ;................
80" Erie. lst pfd
:9" General Electric.
800 Goodrich. com.
80 ,ir"a; Northern, pfd.
id'3uu9 treat North. ore CTS
lou illinois Central.
!eo interboro-G Cons. com
l,1nn Inspiration Conner
- SUo mt. Mer. Mar. com
IJ.loo lni. Mcr. Mar. nfd
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1919-12-03

One lot Sc inch fancy Silk, $500 values,
Sale Price yard,
36-Inch black Taffeta, $500 values,
Sale Price yard,
40-Inch Crepe-de-chine in the seasons best c
value, Sale Price,
Extra good quality Crepe de Chine, in a
values, Sale
Price, yard
Silk Jersey Cloth in good range of the sea
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1919-12-03

iting in tan and grey, $500 values a en-
dcloth extra good quality, $498 O. en-
d Dress Goods, yard wide, SOC values m.
lid Dress Goods in all colors special a.
e Z4G
TON GOODS GOING CHEAP
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1919-12-03


RTHEs
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1919-12-03

Silk Jersey Cloth in a good range of the Sc;
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-18
MANY SEE EXHIBIT
over 1900 Have Viewed Home
Products Display Will Close
Saturday Night.

The MAGNIFICENT display of home
products shown by the club women of
Boise at S24 Idaho street, still holds
attention. The attendance up to 2
o'clock this afternoon numbered more
IMAM 1900 as was shown by the num-
Der of tickets given out for the prize
dresser to be given away Saturday
night.
Mrs. w. IT. Turkey gave a demon
stratlon of hot cakes this afternoon
ana her breezy talk and fluffy cakes
were greatly enjoyed and sampled by
numerous visitors.
During the flying circus the exhibit
VIII be closed, but will reopen shortly
after 8 o'clock and continue open until
late at night. The 50-pound sack of
Wlgwam flour to be given the party
who guesses correctly the weight of
the big sack of flour on display in the
window will be awarded. Several
other prizes are also to be given out
and an auction of prize cakes, bread
and other delicacies will be a feature
OF the closing night of the exhibit.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-18

and will remain for the flying c,rcu.
Saturday.
Mrs. c. e. Bigham and Luc.la p.~-
ham were Boise visitors today from
Gooding.
Mrs. A. c. Gilbert has returned from,
a visit at Nampa.
DR.. Ralph Falk has gone to Port.
land on short trip.
e. A. Mantell left Thursday night IN
his return trip to Los Angeles.
A. l.. Ross of Phoenix was an arrival
In Boise today.
Miss Annette r. Coghlan is here
from San Francisco to spend a few
weeks visiting her mother.
Frank Clarkson is over from Horse.
shoe Bend spending few days at the
Oxford.
Mrs. c. A. Peterson of Homedale is
in the city shopping.
Frank T. Disney was here from Sho-
shone today on legal business.
DIR. and Mrs. d. p. Higgs of Good
ing are guests at the Idanha.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Scott came down
from Roseberry and are guests at the
Grand for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Ives were Boise
arrivals today from Mountain Home.
Mrs. G. e. Kenyon, Mrs. Morris
Sommer. Mr.. and Mrs. George Peters
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-18
GREENLEAF

Greenleaf, April 1S-Rev. Jones of
Riverside was a Greenleaf visitor
Thursday and Friday.
Miss Della Tucker who has been
teaching at Melba is at home.
Howard Swan of Caldwell was a
guest at the S. d. Williams home sun
day.
Miss Mildred Benson spent the week.
end at Homedale.
Master Billy Ray of Middleton is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Verling Cox
Mrs. Holmes; is a guest at the Pres
ton Mills home.
Mrs Effie Tomplin from Portland,
was an over night guest of her sister,
Miss Olive Ramsey, Thursday on her
way to Richmond, Indiana.
Mr. Presnall of Boise was a guest
Of Verne Wilson Sunday.
Funeral services were held at the
church Tuesday afternoon for May
Pearson Jones, who died near Notus
Sunday morning. Mrs. Jones was the
daughter of Rev. and Mrs Ezra Pear
son, former pastor of Greenleaf
Friends Church.
Miss Anna Spaun, who has been sick
with the flu, is reported better.
Rev. Harry Hays of Portland, Ore.
is a guest at the Rev. Pearson home.
Charles V. Marshall, and Prescott
Beals of Nampa, We're in Greenleaf
Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mrs
May Jones.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-18
Freckles Real Beauty Marks
Ways to Control Them
A FEW fr.ckl.s ar. considered By
BY LUCRENA BORI
The Famous Spanish Primo Donno :

\ FEW freckles are considered BY
~ many to be a mark Of beauty, be-
cause their presence b said to IN
dictate delicate skin. A profusion Of
freclsles Is. however. rather disngurtng.
and most women who are subject to
these discolorations regard them more
as an affiiction than as q sign OF
beauty.
II your skin is inclined to freckle. you
should always apply good cold cream
before going out. This cream should
be wiped on until only . thin layer re-
mains, and then q good face powder
should be busted over II. and smoothly
rubbed In. For this. cream or brunette
powder 10 preferable to white Or pink.
The application Of a good toilet lano-
lin before exposing your skin to the
sun 10 one Of the best preventives for
frecklcs and sunburn. This cream has
a consistency which withstanda the rays
Of the sun.
A powder which Is said to prevent
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-18

and Oliver Peters were Owyhee ar
rivals this morning from Weiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Branso are down
from Pioneerville on visit Of a few
days.
Mrs. c. A. Thompson and Fern Os-
born are over from Gooding on a
brief visit.
Miss Nettie Basil Is down from
Lenox, guest at the Idanha for a few
days.
M. j. MCGUIRE Of the Wood River
country Is transacting business In the
city.
H. c. Beamer of HALEY is a guest
at the Idanha-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-18
USE P0SLAM
FOR eczema. 81
ITCH NO MORE,

Every eczema sufferer should know
Just how greatly Poslam is able to bene-
brings relief. STOPS itching, cools. sooihes
and comforts. To spread Poslam over
an angry affected surface is to feel that
here. in reality. is just the healing in-
usually surprisingly short and improves
ment noticed every day. Poslam Is harm
less Use it for pimples. rashes ard all
eruptional disorders.
Sold everywhere. For free sample write
to Emergency Laboratories, 243 West 4ith
ST., New York City.
Urge your skin to become clearer,
healthier by the daily use of poslam
Soap, medicated with Poslam.-Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-18
STARTS FIRE ABOARD SHIP.
HUN SEAMAN HELD INSANE

Boston, April 1s.-Jul,us r..,h
Gerhan seaman attached to the
steamsnip Patricia, one Of the North
German Lloyd steamers recently
turned over to the Unuited States by
Germany. was under observation IN
the psycopathic ward of the nava,
hospital here today.
FISCHER was placed in irons when a
fire started In his state room when the
ship was several hundred miles at sea
While 1t is known that Fischer ba $
a mental arrangement, Captain wind
sor OF the ship declared he believed
the man mad no malicious intent and
that the IRE was started when Fischer
tried to light a cigarette by making
a contact between two electric wires
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-18

"a and IS arc tho telephone numbers
Of The Capital News. u
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-18
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
PLAY NAMPA TO-DAY,

This afternoon the Boise high school
baseball team will journey to Nampa
to show the Junction City high school
lads what real baseball is. This will
be the first trip the local team has
taken. The players have been working
hard for the past 10 days at the high
school park, and are ready to play
their best ball today. Coach Fletcher
has not announced any lineup for the
game as yet, and will probably not
know definitely until just before the
time to play.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-18

Let us mount your head and tan
your hide. Il. w. Limbert. Roise. Ida, tt
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-18
MUCH SPOTTED FEVER.

Matt Tindall of Blacks creek is at
st. Alphonsus' hospital suffering with
a severe case of spotted fever. He re-
ports That ticks are very bad in that
section this spring and a goodly num-
Der Of the residents In that territory
have spotted fever.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-18
SCOTTISH RITE BODIES
CONFER DEGREES FROM
THE 18TH TO BOTH TODAY

The beautiful degrees from the 18th
to the 3Oth were conferred today on a
class Of So candidates by the Scottish
Rite Masons at the Masonic mosque.
Saturday is the closing day. In the
morAing the 31st degree will be con-
ferred and during the afternoon the
Sind degree. At $50 a banquet will
be served in the mosque to which all
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-18
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Seawell and Mr..
and Mrs. A. Jacobsen are up from
Payette, guests at the Bristol
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Mills are Boise
visitors from Bull.
Pearl Butler and Mrs. Eva Allen are
guests in Boise from Mountain Home
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-18
SUNRISE SERVICE.

Easter sunrise prayer meeting at
$50 a. m. is an event scheduled for
Sunday morning at the First Con-
gregational church. The service will
be conducted by the Christian En-
deavor society. At the close Of the
service breakfast will be served by the
social committee. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to this service.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-18

on tho gloves your hands should be
thoroughly n.aSsaSod with . freckls To-
ton.
The use Of cold cream, night and
morning, will tend to bleach the aver
age frecklss. Many freckles are CAUSED
by the wind as we'll ls tho sun. Motor
Ing Is particularly conducive to freclxles.
II your face freokles because Of sx-
posture to the wind In this way. a veil of
dark gray. blue or brown chiffon viii
protect your skin.
However, 1t Is woll to remember that
the appearance of a few frecklss, IL &c.
conpanied by the glow OF health, which
outdoor life brings. Is moro of an ad-
dition than a detriment to beauty.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-18

members are supposed to be present,
including hose Of the 14th degree.
At the midday luncheon this noon
over 200 were present. There are
some 20 high Masons from outside
Jurisdiction in attendance and their
ladies are being entertained by a COM
mittee of Boise ladies who have been
showing them the sights of the valley
and entertaining them in their homes.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-18
Gold Cream Prevents.

Mix the powders with the siycerine
Into a paste and add the lime and rose
water. Shake well before using.
This powder should be applied to your
skin thoroughly and allowed to dry on.
No other face powder nsed be applied
over It.
II your skin has become freckIed
through exposure there are several
bleaching agents which will heip to re-
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move them. A good sus u made ~ fol-
lows:
Nosewater. ................ ounces
oxide Of zinc ............ u ounce
Hne'.s......s.ss...,.. - ofam
va * EOse.. s........s....s drops
MIX and. apply to your face with abb
soroent cotton two or three times day.
The application Of equal parts Of
glycerine and lemon Juice IL an excellent
bleach for freoklss. and may be used
freely without the slishtest injury to
your skin.
Cream from sweet milk II rubbed into
your skin and then gentiy wiped OF with
ABSORBENT cotton before going into the
sun. will prevent frecK,A..
II your hands freckie 3assly you should
wear gloves ~ much ~ possible when
exposed either to sun or wind.
II the freokles on your hands are per-
sistent. you will find the wearing OF
pair OF loose kid or channels gloves at
night very beneficial. Before putting