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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
Centennial Auto Class
To Hear Prof. Kohl

Students of Centennial automobile
class are to be given Il treat on the
opening night by hearing Prof. Kohl
lecture on high tension electricity.
Prof. Kohl formerly Travelled on
chautauqua and lyceum circuits, and
has Il very fine set for demonstrating
the different phases of the subject
His experiments are exceedingly in
teresting and spectacular and highly
instructive.
This will be the first time that Prof.
Kohl has exhibited in Pueblo.
The public will be welcome but
should take notice that only those who
come early will be able to secure seats
as the lecture room at the Auto school
holds only limited number.
No admission or tickets will be re-
quired.
Lecture starts promptly at 7:t5 p. IN.
Tuesday night, January 25.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
w. IT. A. or THE MAccApEE,

Columbino Review, No. w. Is. A.
of the Maccabccs held their regular
meeting Thursday afternoon with =
good attendance. Five candidates wero
initiated to membership. The members
were sorry to hear of the illness of
Mrs. Hubbard and Mrs. Holden and
hope FOR their speedy recovery All
members who have a birthday in each
month who attend every meeting dur
ing the month will be presented with a
hand painted plate. The members who
have birthdays in January and Febru-
ary will give something in tho near
future to roplenish the general fund.
Mrs. Schalk donated two packages.
ono was awarded to Mrs. Sickinger
and one to Mrs. Helen Johnston. Menu
bcrs VIC have the same dispensation on
that We have been working under. so
bring in your applications, as we have
u certain quote to get, for any infor-
nation call the lady commander or
collector
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
p,,sy CIRCLE NO. -.

pansy circle No. te, Neighbors or
woodcraft. met in regular session with
n large attendance, it being the install
Iation of officers. Past Guardian
her usual pleasant manner. The fol-
lowing arc the new officers for 1921:
past gurdlan. Neighbor Hoyt'
guardian neighbor. Mary Jones: ad-
Wiser, Aseneth Peirce; clerk, Maggie
Markert; banker, Sallie Dugan' at
,cndant, Margaret Rosencrantz; cap
tain of guards. Frances Miller ma
ric Miller, Jane Conley and ELI Nil
lcr. musician. Gertrude Roy; inner
sentinel Lolita Morgan; outer sen
tincl, Mary walsh; correspondent
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23

Party at Noighbor SaEers, reported .
good crowd, good time and 4 nice
amount of money made for our flower
fund. a nice letter from Neighbor Sa-
gaSsCr was read. she lives at 213 west
seventh street and wants the neigh
bors to visit her at any time Ncighbor
krager's baby was reported very sick.
Noighbor Keith was reported burned
and NCishbor Hattie Walker was re-
ported at ST Mary's hospital very low.
Ncighbor Sagcr's husband tx i'll.
Ncishbor Demons little girl has been
sick. a party will be held at our hall
in opera House block. Feb. IL, for tho
benefit Of our Christmas eutcrtain-
mcnt. All officers and guards are re-
qucsted to be present at our hall Mon
day afternoon, Jan. q. to practice for
installation.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
SIGNAL WoMEsTEAD no. n.co

signal Homestead No. SOS held
their regular meeting Friday night at
Erickson hall, with practically every
member of the Homestead present We
arc doing our part in the important
work of the anniversary campaign
Those who have been attending our
novelty dances, know there is a treat
in store for them, when we say on
next z'riGay evening. Ian. 2S we viii
give an old time barn dance. Yes
Rucbon. Hannah, Hiram. Hucklebcrry
Finn and all the rest will be present
Oh boy! this VIII be great. Remember
that all Seomen and their friends arc
invited and all expected to dress for
tho OCCASION. and hn thcro on timo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
uoprR, wooDME> or AMERICA

Camp No. 7l1l at the meeting IhutS
d.v night in the *. OF 7. Hall adopted
another large class OF candisatcs'
making tho fourth big class adoption
since The beginning Of the "2f' cam,
nairn and new ideas were presenter
for The rounding up OF another claSs Gas,
Tor our big meeting Friday night
Ecbr1inry n. when Head camp Iectur-
Or Rcnncr and state Deputy Wescol;
toysthcr with ono or more Of the mead
ca mn officers will be with US, Neigh.
bors his meeting on February II
should command your solid supper,
as the head consul has taken st.a. ,,,.
interest i'm our camp and ss sending
his best representative here and II
POSSIBLE. no win be here himself re-
member the date as it IS not on our
regular meeting night We have mauo
positivo arrangements to get the hail
where We meet regularly for that date
30 let us all make special effort TO
show our visitors n royal welcome.
Let all members attend the meetings
in the meantime that We may have
YOUR counsel and advice in the mat
ter Of entertainment for that night
Visiting ncighbors, you arc always
welcome. Come.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
NEo,IEN No. nI7

Ncomen No. 9l7. on last Wednesday
evening, found a soodly number OF
energetic workers, on time for meet
ing and ready for business. Tho in
crease in attendance and tho steady
growth of the Homestead is gratifying.
Next meeting night will be a delightful
surprise for tho members and their
friends. A bazaar and penny social will
be the feature of the evening. Nickels
and dimes will bc out of place. It'e a
good time for ono cent y number OF
special and interesting attractions are
being provided for tho pleasure of all.
This will be the big event of the sea-
son. A wide-awako entertainment with
something doing every minute. All
friends Of tho Yeomcn are cordially
invited to attend. Remember Odd
Fellows hall. Seventh and Grand
Wednesday night. Admission one cent.
Como Carlyl
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
III IIntNG

An old man Eoiur u lone highway
came at the evening cold ana Srayi
To a chasm vast and deep ana VIZ
The old man crossed in tho t"ilis"'
dim. 10.
him, 49,
And built a bridge TO span tho tide
"old man snfI q fellow pilgrim near
You arc wasting your strength Win
Your Journey win end with the end
You @ seVSr UI again will pass this way;
You've crossed the ehasm deep and
why SS build you this bridge at evening
tide
Tho builder lifted his old gray head
Good friends. iu the path nave
Thor" forlowcth after me today,
\ youth whose feet must pass TINS
This "sS sSasm that has been as noush, to
To fn1 that tair-hatrcd youth may pit
He, 'tl- too. n, must cross in tho twilight
Good d'''i friends. 1 am building this bridge
for him
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23

and all officers present. Four candi-
dates were initiated and given the
Ladies' Degree and ono name ballotcd
on. Mrs. Danes and Mrs. Hayden gavc
short talks for the good OF tho order
and Mr.. Bray gave an interesting talk
on the membership campaign. The
membership campaign is now on with
Mr.. Dcmorct as General and Mrs.
Danes. Mr.. Watkins, Mr., Wilson and
Mr.. Dcmorot as general and Mrs
securing now members receives an
cmblematiC charm, or locket, and the
captain securing tho most members
will also receive s. in gold Every
member with two new members to
their credit receives a lodge pin. Tho
losers will banquet the winners. We
We're sorry to hear of Mr. Moads ILL
ncss and hope he will soon he out
again. Don't forget tho party and
dance next Wednesday.
W. o. w.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23

who have indcared themselves to the
public thru their talents. The program
is one that all who love a clean enter
tainmcnt should not fail to hear. The
proceeds to go to benevolent purposes
after the program. dancing viii be in
dulgcd in with thrcc-piece orchestra.
The following are the entertainers:
Niles Ruth Meyer, Mrs. Eleanor
Thomas Ainslcy, Miss Irene Buchanan,
Miss Helen Bragg, Mr.. NJ. T. Foster,
MIR. II. c. Stillman. Mrs. Ethel Jones
Recs. Mrs. Anna Wharton. Miss Myrtle
Eyer. Mr.. T.. Evans. MIR Francis
Schwingcr of tho &hwinEor school.
Mr.. Frank Sloan. Mrs. Orvillc Wilson,
Mrs. Doty, Mr.. Clyde Galbraith.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
Mesa Presbyterian
Church Entertains

District number Mesa Presbyterian
church entertained at a surprise party
the occasion being the happy birthday
of two of its members, Mrs. John
kcnnie and Mrs. D. j. Renowden.
Music and old fashioned games were
enjoyed until a late hour, when the
birthday cakes We're cut. Those pre-
sent were Mrs Rcnnie Mrs. Renowden.
MIR. Rennie, Mr. Renowden, Mr.. and
Mrs. l. \. Irwin. Mrs. Frank Thomas,
Mrs. l.. Redmond, Mr.. and Mrs. n.
l.. Mahar. Mr.. and Mrs. a. Self, Mr..
and Mrs. Roll Speran, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Tcist, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Cissua,
Mrs. Patty EnGleman, Miss Zelma
Rupp. Isabella Renowdcn. Irma Feist,
Thelma Thomas. Mary Rennie. Mary
Blanche Irwin, Dichl Redmond and
Lewis Mahar.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
INSTALLATION

Installation ceremonies OF Banner
Circle No. 4. y. of w. will be held in
woodmcn hall Opera House block.
Tuesday evening, Jan. 70, 1921. s
o'clock. Installing officer. Hannah
Seton.
The following program will be given:
Piano solo-Moonlight on the Hud-
son................M Mrs. Mary Keller
Retiring Officers - Escorted by
Guards.
Incoming Officers
7. @. N.-Jennie Walters.
g. Mama Armstrong.
Adviser-Maud McCafrorty.
Mngician-Leona Carrall.
Clcrk-Cora Marts.
Bankcr-Mattic Hayes.
Attendant-May Daugherty.
Inner scntinel-Grace Murray.
outer sentinel-Roy Cole.
Captain of Guards
Manpgers-C. W. Davis, Samuel
Rigby, j. w. Birrcr.
Rcading-Courting Under Difficult
les. Ruth Naylor
Piano Solo-Preludo in G. Minor
Rachmaninoff ....................
Violin Solo-Wm. Toll - Finale
Rossini ............,..........
..............Ma Master Clarence Walters
Rcading-Sclocted =. .................
.......,....,. Virginia Maxine Tedford
Violin Solo-lampa Overture--Herold
.....................M Mr.. Fred Lackner
Piano Solo -. Hgoletto .Fantasie-
Verdi -Liszt.. Eva Florence Curry
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
cARNATON CLUB

Tho Cnrnation club was delighiuIIy
entertained Wednesday afternoon at
the homo of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Mccks. Those enjoying the occasion
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Emerson.
MIR. and Mrs, 9. c. Hamilton, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Holman, Mrs. j. G. Williams,
Mrs Lucy Morris, Mrs. Harry Guire-
Mrs. II. G. Carnahan, Mrs. Carl Nor
tenscn. Mrs. A. Bowsher. Mrs. Claude
Courtney. Mrs. A. c. McAlpin, Mrs.
VIM. Stoops, Mrs. John DeWand, Mrs.
VIM. Perriman. Mrs. V. Il. Shaver.
Mrs y. :. Curtis, Mrs. r. r. Cutler.
Mrs. j. Garrett, James Garrett, Mrs.
Heath. Mr.. Elmer Mcdonald and Mrs.
Mcdonald and Mrs. Il. p. Crcltz of
Greeley. Colorado.
The club was entertained tho prev
ious week at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Perriman.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
In the Lodge Room
EXTRAORDINARY BLANKET SALE

Jennie Jones; flag. bearer, Margaret
Jones. NciGhbor Hoyt was presented
with a silver thimble, and Managers
Miller and Conley with beautiful
hand painted plates. Each responded,
thanking tho Circle for the remcm-
branccs. Two candidates were initia-
ted. Two candidates and two appli-
cations were balloted on and two
t'transtcrrS were received. The card
party will bc held January 26. We are
PROUD to say we have as efficient
corps of officers as can be found any
where. They are all live wires. The
rummage sale was success, tlt were
tho proceeds; and we want to thank
all who helped in any way Refresh
ments were served and after social
hour VIC all adjourned.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
SECURITY BENEFIr ASSOCIATION

Monroe Council No. 1898 held regu-
lar meeting in the w. %. w. hall on
West Fourth street Friday night. Much
business was transacted. Twenty ap-
plications were presented and a class
initiated, by the team with Captain IL.
CoTman, in command. Much credit is
due to his untirinE efforts to get the
team in line for class limitations.
The committee for the month arc
all doing fino and tho report OF the
sick members is encouraging. We arc
glad to know that our efficient
itnancicr is improving rapidly. Flow
ors have been sent to all
our sister councils both in tho val
ley and hero arc always glad to hear
of Monroe Council No. 1898 and her
progress. Lot us all attend Utcium
Councils masquerade Wednesday
night.
our social after lodge dance and card
party was well attended with pleasure
seekers. Kings orchestra furnished
music. Como out every Friday night
and keep in touch with all that is go
ing ON in the council.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
DISN-IIIIt

ing meeting Thursday evening January
20 and tho plans completed for tho big
entertainment to be given January ~,
at their hall No. 2iS West Fourth
street
All the artists to tnkc part being
Pucblos most talented people and ones
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23

lodge. Bo sure and bring that appli-
cant for a new member. Sister Roller
requested every member working with
her to get busy as all loyal sisters
should assist in tho already prosperous
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
r1kEs PEAK SISTERS. NO. AL

Pixies Peak Sisters L. a. TO L. of Il.
4. 4s1 will hold their regular meeting
Wednesday afternoon, promptly at :
o'clock at X. OF Z. hall, all members
are urged to be present, as there is
much business to come before the
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
cAHNArIoN CIRCLE: NO. 20

Carnation Circle No. 2s, W. o. w.
met in regular session Friday after
noon. Jan. 2l, with n good attendance.
Roll call showed several officers absent
on account of sickness. Tho minutes of
last meeting were read and approved.
Mrs. Grace Montgomery was initiated
into tho mysteries Of Woodcraft and
made a member OF Carnatiou Circle.
1t was decided to have an open meet
ing for our installation, Friday after
noon. Jan. IS. There will be refresh
mcnts served. The committee on card
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
ROYAL NEiGuBoRs

Tho Royal NciEhbor club met We'd
ncsday afternoon at the homo of Mrs.
J. w. Whcatlcy No. Garlic Place. a
good many were out and Il most on
ioyablc timo was had by everyone.
During the afternoon delicious refresh
mcuts of ico cream, waters. sand
witches and coffee were served.
our regular meeting night is Mon
day night in the new hall Second nnd
Main when We are expecting to have
our District Deputy NciEhbor Mcin
with ug again and every Nn" CONS out.
Mrs. Henry Nielsen and Lillian Wheat
ley as guests and the folio ,II.. 10
members were present; Mrs. Il. q.
Chapman. Mrs. Virgil Martin, Mrs. II.
r.. StahlucCkcr. Mrs. II, \. Kirk. Mrs.
II. II. TCdrow, Mrs. r.. w Nav Mrs.
W. Il. York Mrs. Alma Jones, Mrs. a.
j. Shepler, Mrs. NJ J. RIu ,
n. Dcmaroo, Mrs. j. w. Mooney, Mrs.
T.. l.. Tcter, Mrs. Joe Davis. Mrs.
Schwader, Mrs. j. +. Arnctt and Mrs.
Florence Delihanty.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
CONQUEST HOMESTEAD NO. iioo

Conquest Homestead No. 1880 of the
Gcomen held a short but very interest
ing e,ssion at their hail. Members who
have not been coming, are especially
invited to attend tho meeting next
Tuesday night and famiiiarizo your
selves with the splendid progress this
Homestead is making and tho many
points of interest that are before the
Ncomtn in general in the near future.
Every meeting night means from
twelve to twenty additions to our
ranks which means wo are rapidly
growing. We, as Neomcu. all know
that the protection NO offer is very
attractive in many OF it's special fca-
lures but wo must not keep this
knowledge to ourselves. We should
tell our friends. \ word to tho wise
means n now member, Cash and spec
ial prizes are being offered for sccur-
ing members.
Rrothchr Springer still leads but will
havo competition this week. Our
friends are all enjoying tho dancing
which starts PROMPTLY at o'clock.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23

Mrs. Despair. The committee on ar
rangements is to be congratulated, es-
pccially the chairman whose individual
efforts contributed so greatly to the
success of the evening. II will long
be remembered as one of the finest
parties of the kind that the Maccabccs
have ever given.
PRAETORIANs
Pueblo Council No. 95S met in recu-
lar session Wednesday night with
Sublime Augustus Watkins presiding
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
KIMoNos. SPECIAL 1ac

Made of solid colors FIannelcito
in all colors, worth $ljO. Extra
Special .................. I3c
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23

work of our order. Several sisters arc
working faithfully to prepare TO in
struct II drill team, which We VIII
have within the next few meetings.
late bereavement at our own door,
also, came last week, the loss of tho
infant daughters of Sister and Brother
Hallinan. The sympathy of the order
is with tho family. Tho lodge has
nurse to take caro- OF all tho children
that cannot bc taken in tho lodge
room.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
THE MAccABEEs, TENT NO. 10

THE WNONNFfIf8s. TTNI NU' To
No review was held last Wednesday
evening. tho regular business meeting
giving way to our candy party and
dance. Tho entertainment was GER
tainly a grand success. the attendance
exceeding our expectations. Every one
thoroughly enjoyed themselves and
seemed vel, pleased with our efforts
to entertain them. This was cspec-
tally so with Mrs. Carpenter. Mrs.
sykes, MIR. Carter, MIR. Ashley and
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23

business mems meeting last Monday
night with large attendance. 1t was
decided to publish monthly paper
entitled -Four square TO boost MEM
bcrs of Camp No. who are in business
in Pueblo, well as to give news of
happenings among tho neiEhbors. ono
OF tho main features of the publica-
tion Will be an honor roll containing
names and business of those merchants
who are active members of the camp.
To be considered active members they
must attend lodge meetings each
Monday night and otherwise show in
tercst in their duties towards neigh
bors. That the merchants Will be the
gamers goes without saying as -Four
Square will be mailed to all neighbors
to whom appeal will be made to sup
port merchants on the honor roll.
Neighbors will please get in touch with
Clerk Harry Noble and give to him
your correct mailing address so you
will receive Four Square every month
without fail. Just phone 6i2-J. Eats
galore were served last Monday night
by noighbors Dutz, Murray and Barth.
Great times are now being had by
those who attend meetings. Crowd Is
growing and will continue to got
larger over 250 of Pucblo's best busi-
nessmen are now nciGhbors of No. .
and at these get together affairs after
regular meeting, in the big dinning
hall, the ncighbors take advantage OF
tho fine chance to get acquainted as
never before given them. 1t certainly
stands all Pueblo merchants in good
stead to Join w. o. w. No. .. IL they
are not already members. to attend
meetings regular and get their names
on the honor roll OF -Four Square.
Next Monday nights meeting will
be an unusually good one. Many things
of interest to all Woodmcn viii be
taken up and whether nCighbor be a
businessman or not, he had better at
tend this meeting and get in ON tho
big affair. Not the usual, but a hnurh
better than usual spread OF luncheon
will he served by ncighhors LutZ,
Murray and Barth. Don't stay away.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
EXTRA SPECIALS

Prophylactic Tooth Brushes at
A dime. A tooth brush worth any
where from % to SOC at 10 cents
is a genuine bargain.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23

W. o. w. No. held an cxcellcn
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
EXTRA SPECIALS

Here's Snap in Snaps for you
Take home as many as you want
at . cents card. Solid brass
perfectly plated dress snaps al
less than manufacturing cost
Every snap guaranteed perfect. l.
snaps to the card white or BLACK
all sizes, at &c card.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
EXTRA SPECIALS

39-inch Extra Heavy Outing
Flannel, purchased from the gov
emment-On sale While 1t
Lasts-Yard ............. 1Sc
ALL woMEN'S TAILORED
sUITS-CLoSED OUT IN THIS
sALE-5ooo OFF.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-08

SELF Convinced. bat, wien tnat!g re-
iueed to silence by my unusual SOW
of eloquenee, he would Withdraw
from the argument saaing
Well yoa would out-talk 4 WAois
political convention on that s,lbieet.
and / have morning. more TO saw Tut
gol don't ksow my cousin Dorothy
And I wouid always laugh hack
him rd II you had ever seen my
sister Evelyn or Bessie Rivers yoa
would forget hundred cousin Dor
othies Aid Sc the a1ganent ended
silwafs
Twice during tho fenr year of ing
college life L went home to PeleoW fer
the summer vacation or each visit,
I found the Old place rs had left
fr; little more poyer ric'len
looking, perhaps. q few more brick
fallen from chimney ana coping. u
little less painr on pillar ana wall;
hit with everything else the same
anu the same hogs roofing ana COW 4
browsing about the streets
The old crowd about fie court
house looked much the same too. olsly
their coats we're Il little risstier; and
4 noticed ono or Two new gaps in It's
ranks Gael! time. Some had pas Cd
away, and SINE were simply absent
I especially missed old Judge Brown
and General Campbell The former
lad gone with the great majority, 81
the latter was only absent during each
OF my two visits He had resumed
his place as II natural leader Of nea
at this time, and was represa atils
the district in Congress.
noticed during boih visits. but es
.nelialiy during the last that the Saps
in TIE ranks of he old crowd we're
gradually being filled BY another cle
nleaf; lnen had always known, bllt
nat in the sane class rs he mems
bership Of the old courthouse crowd
Of my schoolboy days Poverty and
apathy were gradually drawing one
set up and the other down, perform
ing the Office Of universal leyeler
With The exception OF Arnol1
Campbell and Arthur Hawkins,
found al my old sehoe l-fe!loN-
hanging anou;. occupying little places
iii the stores. or farming in a snlal
way on what was left Of their eld
home places: all apparently contents,
ed aad harry and moi desiring any
thing else AMI. somehow. seotneaI
TO have fallen away from them.
Arnold, knew WAS away az tse'
State capital. where he had an office
and was bedding finely INTO polite
and Arthur WAS By Atlanta. reading
law with Charles Douglas.
With tho Two la away my time 9
home would have been heavy indeed
but for Bessie Rivers. She was al-
most woman. and growing marg
beautiful and fascinating With each
year; and during each Of the two
summers, came very near roturaing
TO my old status ii doughty knigA,
on her account Buf Bessie was too
far removed from foolish sentiment
70 encourage II III others, arf qtlE
and laughed me out Of ny sentinlenI.tl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-08
Mrs. Hughes
I ara Party

AIRS Frank Hughes gave an az
tofnoon bridge party yesterdsy At her
home on cathsa ral street in honor Of
her guest Mrs & e Bennett The
first prize. q turquoise blue feather
ian, was won by Mrs, ] W. Pratt and
he guest Of honor MAS given a prize
consisting of a boudo.r powder pGli
and mirror
After the game a delightful supper
was served Those present were:
Mrs @ O. Hagen. Mrs Roy Lows,
Mrs j w. Pratt, Mrs oliver Downes
Mrs Ray Wakeman, Mrs Albert
hrN AIRS Everett TAYLOR. and her
guest Mrs Mcbride, Of Washington,
Mrs stephen Douglas. Mrs Horace
FcMon. and Mrs. Charles Rcinke.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-08
OPEN N0sTRlLs! END
A COLD Or CATAaRH
How To Get Relief When Head
and Nose are Stuffed Up.
s<S<3s>@St$S$SS

Count iiftY! Tour cold in head or
eafarrh disappears. Your clogged
nostrils will open. the air passages p;
your head Will clear and you can
breathe freely 10 more smiling,
hawking. mucous discharge. dryness
Or headache; no struggling for breath
At night.
Get a small bottle &c Fiy's Cream
Balm from your druggist and apply a
little Of this fragrant antiseptie cream
in your nostrils. 1t generates through
every air passage of the head, soota-
ing and healing the swollen or in
famed mucous membrane. giving you
instant relief Head colds and catarrh
np and miserable Relief IS sIre
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-08
MORE INCOME TAX
FACTS FOR GUIDE
TO PAYERS

Births Deaths and marriages
during the year 1920 affee: ma
teriaily income tx retaras lor
that year
Millaoas ct babies were .idsled
To family circles. each d wher1
brings an exemption Of 500 in
lie parehts income tax raiarn
Widows aid wiloWers who LOST
their Lusl ands or wives during
the year are especially aifectpd
Ihes' IRE single fer The purposes
Of The neon tax law anu are
granted oais sn exemption or 81
ooo. unless The lload q family
Persons who we're divorced or
senarased b. mutual ACRE enlcnt
during tile year also must con
sider themselves as siar ner-
sons
The status If &c faxrsa,.er On