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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19
Sc Buys

Dhrs sop lara teaketsies. teapots. sAd rvna char.
eoai IRONS. old eirctric iron, electric toastcr.
pudding pans. potato shrrsideu broad pars, vinegar
bottles. Ice savers, PIE ratsn. svAnitewarc Of dozen
kinbS, odd window shssks. bras rods. Ens burners,
srthcn teapc4A brr~d bsxos invalid bed pans.
1870 our windowsl
come in and look around.
Our homefurnishings are complete.
everything In marked in plain figures and
II you will take the time TO go through
our stock you'll be greatly compensated
for your trouble.
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:: WOMEN'S CLUBS ::


offered at tho bazaar 10 be given by
uhe Wonen's ouild OF H. Marks
church "Wednesday. December I. at
.. m. Dinner VIII be served at
ciso o'clock Members OF the parish
arc requested 10 make early reBervns
tons. The new rector Will preside
WISCONSIN Golden Rod Club
The Wisconsin Golden Rod club Or
mont In the Fine Arts hall Deoem.
Der =. with Mrs. Harry Cone. Mrs
LYDIA Arquett and ". J. chaliis In
charge. All former Wisconsin PEG
pie and friends cordially invited.
nnafuo Day Nur~ery
Tho Seattle Day Nursery has
chosen December rs as tho date for
It's annual charity ball, which Is 20
bs given at the Masoeie temple. Fur.
Their arrangements will be announced
o. y. ~ basaAr
Amethyst Chapter. o. ". r., WI
hold It's hazslar at f'fatsrnal hall, asos
Jackson At. ON the 18Th and goth.
The fancy work and useful articles
Amethyst chapter ever had and
splendid opportunity In offered 70
stock up on Christmas things at an
unusually moderate prioa. Luncheon
and dinner served each day. Free
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1900 "Aonsruh' Comfort chAir~ Morris. =. s25 so
$3.50 Genuine Spanish Leather Rocker with ,co,.
5000 Brown Rattan Stand Lamp .----.. S2e. 20
$500 Antique Walnut Dresser m ox
wv metal Frame Link Springs ......-.... IA ma
SIX shkhuy used beds that have been MARRIED 20 an
s.eo to sisoo your choice at ...-...-. "a. Ok
siNoo Nernis Martin Cribs N Ak
ssoVo Highly finished selected Fir Drcxsers air sk
ssveo Shiiiohiers TO match 010. 0K
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800 fia.e efiafs hfrrurs
1910 Old ivory ovalshaped Table. ........ 0Il 40
cow. o'' ivory Sre'onneoovered Rattan Rocker spe-
s2Se ovcrstuffed Tapestry Davenport $500 nas "a
go. Inreep'eoe ove"tuffed Tapestry Davenport
S'a' al" isockcr 02rK
$500 Mahogany Stand Lamp. with slk shads aa0 ~
$500 Mahogany stand Lamp. with nix shade S22 K0
"'oo Ninewre Tapestry Brussels Rugs sire s.arios
'..'- :. 4S2.
$3.50 Nipcwire Tapestry Brussels Rurs 80
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$500 exis Administer Rugs for ...--- Sl1 E0
$3.50 Red and White Sailhoats for .-...- n AZ
$500 Kitchen Cabinets for.-.-------- aSo AZ
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mrkfn1Aa tkAKnnv
hncy and useful articles wfyl b.
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Ne Invite Dealers 10 Buyl
We Can Save You Money!
CASH COUNTS!

A gvaesal eAnuzp q huua3rv<.
~ ODDS and ends Of now and
u~ed hcsisehold goods win BE-
oluned cut e ssaly De.
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The regular meeting Of the Seat
tie Day Nursery association viii be
held NJ the home Of Mrs. Abnsr
Brown. In the ST Paul apartments.
ON Friday. November -. $50 .. IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19

3vyOR1fAL REcEPTToN
~ and MrA Allan Trumhun -
onevo1 h1urzaIly - Aophay even
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COUNTRY HOUSE PARTY

INFVtAAL SUFFER TARTY
Or and Mrs. ,. C. House and IfSsz
House entertained informally at sup
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Matcr : n. wIlrcn. ". q A.. and
Mrx Wilson. OF Fort FIsEier. are
spending a fow weeks' leave In Call.
forniA.
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fAh~wood Imprvvumms Ciub
The phiianthropie scommittes Of
mo Lakewood Improvement club
rave . musical and tea at the home
cf Mira u u McCioy. Tuesday. No
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Surgeon J. v. Grcena U. q p. ".
g. Mra Greene ana Miss or~ens.
are established for the winter ct
their Port Townsend residence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19

Major ,. IA p. Irwin. Dental
Corps. u. 8. A.. has received orders
TO proceed 10 Texas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19

Myrtle Chapter. No. n, o. Y. q.
Myrtle Chapter. No. -. o. Il. g..
VIII give a bazaar Friday and Sat
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Csc BUYS

a shoe stand and last, brush hooks,
potato forks, grub hoes, picks, cur
tain stretchers, an 6-day clock,
clothes dryers, buclksaws, pictures,
lamps of a dozen different styles,
clutches, serving platters, serving
trays-and a hundred and one diff
ferent things that you heed every
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19

Mr.. ara Mr~ Cecrr~ Warren
Boois are leaving for California merit
week. where they expect 10 tour
thru the South for about six weeks.
On the first Of March they ar, plan
ming 10 sail on the s. 4. wsnatohss
for the Orient
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19

per Sunday night Ths guests were
the. rector. the Reverend George
Davis Adama Mrs. Adams IAeussn-
an, c. n. Wilson. U. 4. n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19

Mira Robert ". iaughrfn. VIE Of
Lieut. Laughiin. Z. a A.. assistant
recruiting oniosr. who has recently
coms hero to Seattle. plans to Join
her husband about Dcccfnber Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19

Acacia club candy rais IN lobby
Of \. w. &. A. To ruiss fund an
part Of It's contribution 10 free vel.
fare work Of association
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19

Mr.. Watson Barclay. VINO has esrn
visiting Or. and Mira J. r. Durand.
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RICH WHITE WOMAN LEFT
WEALTH.

Savannah, Ga, Mrs. C. Denmark of
this city died, at her home a few days
ago. Besides a number of requests,
Mrs. Denmarks lefr 5000 and a Rock
ard automobile to her eOlored chauffeur
who had been in her services several
years. This is a true test of appreeia-
ton for past services who had spent
his life in her services.
We would rejoice to see more of this
friendship and appreciation.
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DAVIS HOME sADDENED.

The death Of their sister, Mrs. Mary
Pickett, formerly Of Virginia, a few
weeks ago and the severe illness OF a
brother, II. r. jackson Of Boulder.
Colo, has greatly saddened the home
of Mrs. Emma Davis, 1910 Walnut
street, and family. Mrs. Davis will
leave in a few days for Colorado to
be at the bed side Of her brother.
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Dc Kindly Act Gracefully.

Manners are the ornament Of ac-
tiOn; and there Is a way Of speaking
q kind word, or Of doing a kind thing,
which greatly enhances their value.
What seems TO be done with u grudge.
or as an act Of cOndeScensiOn, Is
scarcely accepted as a favor. Yet
there are men who pride themselves
upon their gruffneSs; and though they
may possess virtue and capacity, their
manner Is often such as to render
them almost insuppOrtajIe.-Samuel
Smiles.
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Found Out VIVA, Allied Him.

Billy's mother had bought some ap-
pie tarts for company. and when Billy
spied them he said to his mother: II
have such funny feeling in my stOm-
ach. i don't know whether am
thirsty or hungry" His mother said,
Take a drink Of water" after which
he said. 'NO. that isn't IL. l still feel
that way" WhereupOn his mother
gave him one OF the tarts. and after
eating 1t he said, THAT was 1t. mother.
was hungry"
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ORGANIZED.

The first council of Knights and
Daughters of Honor was organized May
] at Elks' Rest, by Attorney A. Morris
Williams, Imperial Regent of Spring
field, ILL.,; J. B. Street, Regent; Mrs.
Ellen G. Barry, Worthy Mistress, and
Edw. F. Berry, Imperial Past Regent.
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Sugar and Crime.

The observation has been n,s !,
the English courts that 80 per q
Of the children brought up for !
were accused OF stealing sweetS N
cOrrObOrateS the assertion Of In
Henry Neil that whenever there bsI
Increase in Juvenile crime il is Due,
scarcity Of sugar. The chats
must have sugar and they will ra
IL II they must.
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TO MEET.

Judge William Harrison, widely
known lecturer, Charles Satehel Morris,
Jr., of Norfolk, Va, and NJ. T. Bailey
of the Bailey Press Bureau will meet
at the V. N. & I. l. at Petersburg, Va,
May % and %.
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THE MUSIC CABINET.
By Martha BrOadus Anderson.

Articles pertaining to music and
musicians will be found in this col
INN each week Matter intended for
must be in not later than
Tuesday. Address all communications
o the Music Cabinet, 645O ChamPiaiu
,venue, Chicago, Illinois.
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TO ATTEND CONVENTION.

Hon. John T. Oatmeal Of Washington
Courthouse, Ohio, will be in the city in
June to attend the National Republican
Convention. Hon. Oatmeal is a leading
attorney of his city and was elected
to the bench last November.
The broad ax., 1920-05-08
GETTING MORE LIKE THE WHITE
FOLKS EVERY DAY.

Tacoma, Wash, Hannibal Spencer
eOlored, was sentenced to serve from
one to fifteen years in the State Peni-
Tertiary by Judge J. d. Fletcher. when
he pleaded guilty to robbing four pas
sengers on a Northern Pacific train
between Vancouver and Tacoma.
The broad ax., 1920-05-08
LEAVES FOR ST. LOUIS.

Rev. T. L. Scott, pastor of Grant s
Memorial Chapel, together with a large
delegation of Chieagoans, left the city
Sunday evening for St Louis, Mo-,
where he will attend the General con-
ference in session.
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Why Lean Year,

The name leap year" Il supposed
b have grown out Of King Henry's
proclamation making February 3 and
- legally one day, Father Tine being
conceived Of as leaplng the gap from
he 18th day q February to the first
e March.
The broad ax., 1920-05-08
HON. SAMUEL A. ETHEL SON.
Corporation Counsel of Chicago the eloquent and the oc
orator of the Thompson administration who would make
tip-top candidate for Attorney General of Illinois.

Lake street, southeast corner Of Robey
and Lake streets, where he has a mol
ern and well equipped Office. DIR. J.
C. Stanley, dentist, will be associated
with DR.. Armstrong.
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GONE TO TENNESSEE.

Rev. W. A Blackwell, pastor of
Walters A. NJ. E. Zion Church, left at
the head of a large delegation during
the week for Knoxville, Tenn, where
he will attend the general conference.
The broad ax., 1920-05-08

Col. James Touch Ne Not Brewing
ton, Jr., and his plain double dealer
have both been dead 80 the word since
Saturday, April 10 or ever since he and
his plain double dealer utterly failed TO
defeat Hon james W. Breen and Hon.
William A. Bither for committee men in
their respeetiee wards, the srd and the
s0th wards.
The broad ax., 1920-05-08
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Two tales were told about the Negro
lynched in Kansas about the white girl
The white fellow with him was said to
have committed tho crime, but the girl
selected the black man for slaughter.
The white woman arrested in Grand
Rapids for bigamy when she married
a colored man. stated she had had two
white husbands neither of them was
any good so she thought that she would
try the eOlored man, hoping for better
The broad ax., 1920-05-08
WILL GIVE PROGRAM.

The Virginia Society will give a lit
erary program on its next regular meet
ing, May 10, at Bailey's Hall, 1898
State street. Every Yirginian and
friends are invited.
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ATTORNEY JACKSON EXPECTED

Attorney Giles B. Jackson, one of the
leading attorneys of Richmond, Va.
and widely known, will be in the city
in June to attend the National Rcpub.
Iean Convention.
The broad ax., 1920-05-08
LEAVES FOR OHIO.

Mrs. Adelia Terrell, clerk in Wallace
Bakery Co., leaves the first of the week
for Canton, Ohio. to be at the sick bed
of her sister
The broad ax., 1920-05-08

If the culture shows it was not diph-
liberia, ask the doctor to give the chill
drer in the family the safeguard Of
diphtheria vaccination to protect them,
as the next sore throat may be diph-
iberia
The broad ax., 1920-05-08

Of Mrs. brakes numbers. Mr.. 1. T.
Yarbrough. Of Berean Bapt. Choir, was
one of the members of quartet which
assisted.
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AT wAUKEGAN.

Attorney Walter n. Farmer, 1874 W.
Washington street, and NJ. T. Bailey.
1888 State street, spent most of the week
at Wauukegan, Ill, on business.
The broad ax., 1920-05-08
Prom HeadquArterA Local. 2os.

W. Z. Berry is still confined to his
bed in Provident Hospital where he
has successfully undergone two minor
operations. He is improving and DR.
Mcconnell, the attending physician
hopes to have the patient upon his feet
soon.
The broad ax., 1920-05-08
Batteries Well Loaded.

Ralph enjoyed riding in the machine
and heard his father often complain OF
the batteries and thought they made it
squeak. When baby sister kept up her
continual crying one evening he said:
II bet her batteries will never run
down."
The broad ax., 1920-05-08
Danger in Overweight

Overweight, within ten pound, ,
der thirty years Of age is cOnsds-
q favorable sign and Indicates rss
ance against tuberculosis. After m
ty years IL Is an unfavorable sin Z,
nifying Over-eatinS. auto intO1a5S
and danger Of hardening Of Ii.
terieS. apopleXy. heart failure y
Rright'S disease
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MOVES.

DR.. J. Frank Armstrong. one of the
best known and leading physicians on
the west side, has moved to 1859 ".
The broad ax., 1920-05-08

Keep away from all houses that have
signs Of contagious diseases on them
or where you know someone is sick.
The broad ax., 1920-05-08

The enterPrising and energetic Presi
dent Of Local EOS has opened a cigar
and notion store at 4OlO Indiana ave
nue.. lie will carry all the Negro
Newspapers including The Broad AK.
He will be ably assisted by his wife.
The broad ax., 1920-05-08
Ink Stains.

Dip the ink spot in pure melted u
low. says a correspondent. then VI
out the tallOw and the ink v'B n
out with II. Milk will remOE &
from linen or cOlOred muSlnS n
acids would be ruinOuS, by sOaEhgn
goods until the spot is very hilt nd
then rubbing and rinsing In 3D.
fer
The broad ax., 1920-05-08
Pupils of Miss Bonds Scores a Success

EStella q. Bonds. scored success in a
piano recital at Frederick Douglass
Center last Friday evening.
She played her entire program with
out notes and with the intelligence and
understanding of musician. She was
assisted by DIVA Jordan, vocal pupil
Of Nine. Martha B. Anderson. Miss
Jordan displayed a voice of rare timbre
and sings with a good tone and dis
tinet enuneiation.
Altogether the program was enjoy
able and would have done credit to
performers Of maturer years. Although
young in years, in fact as yet mere
we predict that the future holds
much in store for them and with per
sistent effort on their part, they may
be counted upon to render good account
Of themselves in the years to come.
The broad ax., 1920-05-08
Ms. Maria Mllsr-Draks in Recital

Ms Mana Miller-Drake was pre-
sented in song recital last Friday even
ing at the Wabash Ave. Y. n. C. A.
by her teacher, Mr.. c. A Huttre.
A large audience was present and
gave enthusiastic applause after each
The broad ax., 1920-05-08

Have the doctor use diphtheria anti
toxin while awaiting the report on the
culture from the laboratory.
The broad ax., 1920-05-08

Do not let any child with a sore
throat 60 to school.
The broad ax., 1920-05-08

Local musicians are all astir prcpar-
ing to attend the National Association
Of Musicians which cOnvenes May 10
Is at Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Chicago delegates including Mr.
Hugh Swift, Edward Smith and alter
rate. Charles Elgar. will leave SUNDAY
night for the "smOky city"
The broad ax., 1920-05-08
skIIIfuI NaViaators.

The world has never produced great
er navigatOrs than the early Poly
nesians. who in their big Outrigger
canoes traversed the Pacific north and
south. east and west. Without map
or compass, they pushed north to the
equator and south TO the ice pack. The
white explorer came in the tracks Of
their canoes.
The broad ax., 1920-05-08
SAFEGUARDS AGAINST DIPH
THERIA
DIPH-

Call a doctor when the first symP-
toms of sore throat appear. Ask him
to take a throat culture, if he has not.
The broad ax., 1920-05-08

In your own family keep the sick
from the well until the doctor has
found out what Is the matter.
The broad ax., 1920-05-08

Danny Parker, former drummer O.
the States Theatre, died Sunday at his
residence, Lake and RObey streets.
The broad ax., 1920-05-08

The efficient and popular Coroner of Cook County, wn0
made himself solid with al the coIOred people Of this cry
ing to his fair dealing and sfu handing Of the not
IN Chicago IN 1919, and insisting upon fair nVeshgan
the crimes and Outages peEpehated upon both the "n
eOlOred citizens alike, without any doubt win be renOn
cOlOred citizens alike without any doubt viii be renO
fan.
The broad ax., 1920-05-08

Mrs. Ada Bell Grifen, dramatic
reader, stopped in the city a few days
en- route west on her recital tour. She
was the guest of Mrs Alpha Maxwell,
1907 Prairie avenue.
The broad ax., 1920-05-08

Mrs Edward Washington, 1910 Indi-
ana avenue, is eonvaleseent in Provi.
dent Hospital. DR.. A. W. Williams is
the attending physician.
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Town With No strsstI

The smallest dependence Of Fnn
Il Isle d'HOedie. situated al The a
Of Bella Isle. Its population a
They do not speak French. but CaE
Fishing is the principal industry u
they are provided with food at an y
managed by the women. The tow ~
no streets.
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CHIPS.

DR.. and Mrs. l. E. Logan Of 1862
Evans avenue, moved to Gary, Ind,
last week, where the doctor will take
up the practice of dentistry.
The broad ax., 1920-05-08
Man-speed.

The speed OF the runner and SE's
are about the same. contrary TO u
general belief that the skater g d
faster. The record Is about g RS
q second. By running on skis q ipea
Of - feet q second has been mas
and in leaping on skis rate OF v
feet per second has been recOrdel
The broad ax., 1920-05-08

The new chairman Of the Republican Central Committee Of
Cook County successful business man. who may become the
thompson candidate for Clerk Of the Superior Court TN.
fall
The broad ax., 1920-05-08

Teach your children to eat and to
like the foods they should have rather
than those they want And above all
elusively one kind of food. See that
they have a variety of the vegetables,
with fruit and little meat.
The broad ax., 1920-05-08

Assistant Corporation Counsel of Chicago, newly M
Committeeman of the Thnteth Ward, strong supOo1s
Mayor William Hale Thompson at every stage of the g,
and Mr. Breen would make splendid candidate for J
the Municipal Court.
The broad ax., 1920-05-08


Mrs. Ada Bell Griffen, dramati,
reader, stopped in the city a few day,
en- route west on her recital tour. She
was the guest of Mrs. Alpha Maxwell
1907 Prairie avenue.
Mrs Edward Washington, 1910 Indi
ana avenue, is eonvaleseent in Provi.
dent Hospital. DR.. A. W. Williams is
the attending physician.
Mrs. Minnie Wright of Bethesda
Choir, is also reported as improving.
She expects to return home in a few
days.
Alderman and Mrs. Robert R. jack
son, 1868 South Park avenue. are
spending ten or fifteen days at West
Baden for the benefit of the health of
MrS. jackson.
DR.. Edward $. Miller, who spent the
past three weeks in visiting his aged
mother at Winchester, KY, has re-
moved his office from 3IOl S. State
street to 3O36 S. State street, Colum-
bia Hotel.
DR.. Walter y. Thomas, 1859 s. State
street, has gone on a pleasure trip
through the East and he will spend
several weeks in sight seeing in that
section Vt the country.
Mrs. Cary B. Lewis, 437 E. 18th
street, and her mother, Mrs. B. F.
Moseley, have bought a fine electric
ar, which will enable them to visit
'mOng their friends without using the
treet cars.
+. II. Williamson who has been in |
he undertaking business for some
ears at 5O2s s. State street, Is con-
tructing a fine undertaking establish
nent on State street, south of 5Ist
treet and when completed it will be
ne Of the most modern places Of its
ind on the south side.
The broad ax., 1920-05-08

Mrs. Minnie Wright of Bethesda
Choir, is also reported as improving
She expects to return home in a few
days.
The broad ax., 1920-05-08

Alderman and Mrs. Robert R. jack
son, 1868 South Park avenue. are
spending ten or fifteen days at West
Baden for the benefit of the health of
Ms. jackson.
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The broad ax., 1920-05-08

The outdoor habit is a health habit
and should be encouraged. Especially
does it mean much for children IN pro-
mating physical growth and vigor.
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Vol. XIV. May 8, 1920. No. 8

Ratsred - seeond-ClasS Matter, Aug.
10, 1909, at the Post Once at Chicago,
"a, Undsr Act Of March ;, 1879.
The broad ax., 1920-05-08

Plan for a garden this year and be-
gin now. Besides helping to cut down
the cost of family food supplies, it will
raise the standard of the family
health.
The broad ax., 1920-05-08

Brush your teeth carefully night and
morning and notice how clean and nice
your mouth win feel It also sweetens
the breath, whitens the teeth and pre-
vents their decay.
The broad ax., 1920-05-08
APE Fur Very Useful.

Ape Fur Very Useful.
The black apes Of Guinea have long
silky hair, and their fur is used for
NUTS and capes.
The broad ax., 1920-05-08

Nothing worth having can be had
without care and culture. Children are
worth having; and, therefore, they
must be taught and trained. And first
in Importance is training in habits of
health as to air, food, exercise and per-
sOnal cleanliness. Without these there
is little or no foundation on which to
build up a sturdy and useful citizen
ship.
The broad ax., 1920-05-08

DR.. Walter y. Thomas, 1859 S. State
street, has gone on a pleasure trip
through the East and he will spend
several weeks in sight seeing in that
section Vt the country.
The broad ax., 1920-05-08

Do not use anything in common with
anyone else, such as cups, pencils, etc.,
that come in contact with the nose or
mouth.
The broad ax., 1920-05-08

If you know your neighbOr has a
contagious disease, notify the Depart
ment of Health; protect your neigh
bors by observing quarantine, if you
have a contagious disease in your
home.
The broad ax., 1920-05-08

Wash your hands before handling
food or eating your meal.
The broad ax., 1920-05-08

Keep away from the child who has
his throat tied up, complains of a sore
throat, or is coughing frequently.