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tits. John !
'. wlio has been '
■ nisi Iter in-law. i
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• ' sore Chris!mas. re- j
c oi West \imapo- I
: h: |>l’y. of this city,
e! Hast port, are in <
' as .lelegates front i
>t.iie meeting of the I
\S‘ot ia;ion being |
. ''-Sri 'i'll
L Bollings Companies
the Payment of the Following
Companies Financed by them:
; Kl V. PAID JANUARY 1, 1923.
< nnpany of Ohio 134%
.• Mortgage Co.. Columbus. 0hi0.... .134% r
1 ’.pany, Brazil, lnd .. 134%
v *v Mortgage Co., Indianapolis, lnd... 1%%
M’AL, PAID JANUARY 1, 1923
1 oany of Indiana 334%
Machine Co.. Anderson, lnd 334%
n lianapolis. Tud. 334%
msy. lnd 334%
>k Co.. Wabash, lnd 334%
Co. .Marlon, lnd 3*4%
r. nv, lnd 334%
Cn., Indianapolis. Ind. 334%
v rporation. Michigan City, lnd 334%
AL. PAID JANUARY 15, 1923.
n> i>f I*ennay 1 vania 'v... 3*4%
’ n. Berwyn, Penna 334%
Co . Philadelphia. Penna 3*4%
: Co.. Newark. Ohio 3*4%
y. Columbus, Ohio 3*4%
Hamilton, Ohio 3*4%
mbus. Ohio 3*4%
' g Co., Sandusky, Ohio 334%
a'ipliia. Penna 334%
Co.. Payton. Ohio 3*4%
iudies Co., Columbus, Ohio.. 3*4%
* Zanesville, Ohio 3*4%
i ’ lndelphia, Penna 334%
' or Co., Columbus, Ohio 334%
■ '*' Co . Columbus, Ohio 334%
iiy. Philadelphia, Penna 334%
r.s Co.. Columbus, Ohio 3*4%
’.('g co.. Kenton. Ohio 3*4%
Mi adville, Penna 3*4%
■ Corporation. Philadelphia. Penna. 334%
i mnt Co.. Columbus. Ohio 3*4%
‘M AL. PAID FEBRUARY 1, 1923.
■own. Penna 3*4%
K S will b e ma i] ec l on dates
indicated above.
J\ e L. Boilings Company
Building, Baltimore, Maryland.
, 3-5-10-12-15
%
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To Give Afternoon
Bridge Party
.Mrs. Herbert V. Wiley lias sent out
j invitations for an afternoon bridge
fiarty oji January 19.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tinsley; Her
zog will return tomorrow night*from
a short visit to Philadelphia and New
York.
t.oing To
Washington Ranee
Lieut.-Commander and Mrs. Andrew
i>. Denney will go to Washington next
Monday to attend the dance to be
Given at the New Willard Hotel by
the Navy and Marine Corps officers
stationed In Washington. They wlli
m* guests of Lieut.-Commapder and
Mrs. E. F. Cutts who will give a buf
! t supper in their honor before the
dance.
(•IIC*tK Of
Mrs. Frank
Lieutenant and Mrs. F. 11. Rosen
baum and Mrs. Christensen, of Camp
Meade, were week-end guests of Mrs
P. A. Frank and daughter.
To Wfck-Kml
On Tlu* Severn
Mrs. Joseph E. Widener, of Phila
delphia .and her eon. P. A. R. Wide
m r. will be guests of their cousin.
Mrs. K. p. Baugh, over tomorrow and
Sunday. Tonight Mrs. Baugh’s sister
Mrs. John Gtlmor, will give a theatre
party for tliein in Baltimore before
•lie second of the Theatre Club dances
at tin- Belvedere. Mr. and Mrs. (ju
nior and Pendleton Turner, of Wash
ington, will also ho week-end guests
of Mrs. Baugh.
Doing To
Philadelphia
Commander Douglas L. Howard and
Commander Paul J. Dashiell will go
to Philadelphia tomorrow to see the
Navy-Pennsylvania basketball game.
Bridge Parly
L. *♦ Mglil
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Webster
gave a large bridge party last night
at their residence, 2ftl Duke of Glou
cester street. The prizes for the eight
tables of players were all different and
included ear rings, calendars, an ad
dress hook, vanity case, sewing bas
ket bouquet, and a fancy pin cushion.
Cnpt. Simon S. Martin was the only
man to get a prize, the others being j
.won by Mrs. Frank Munroe, Mrs. Sam ]
uol Brooke, Mrs. Nevett Steele, Miss
Sue Munford, Mrs Robert Burnell.
Mrs. J. L. Chew and Miss Sara Green.
To Ghe
Luncheon Pnrly
Miss CflUharine Turner, of Wardour.
lias sent out invitations for a lunch
eon party on Thursday, January Is.
TUP. EVENING CAPITA!,. ANNAEOUS. M ARYLAXT). FRIDAY. JANUARY 12, 152.1,
Party For Wf*s
Brlly Lee Snyder
Miss Catherine Howard is giv
ing a card party this afternoon for
Miss Betty Lee 9nyder, who, with her
mother. Mrs. C. Philip Snyder, is
spending the late winter and spring
at the Peggy Stewart House on Han
over street.
To hldrfss Church
Hen Ice League
t Mrs. Julius Freeman, chairman of
. ‘he Diocesan Church Service league,
and Miss Elsie Hutton, chairman of
the Supply Department of the Church
- Service League, will come to Anuapo
, lis on Thursday evening. January 18
to address St. Anne's Parish Unit of
the League.
Admiral And
-Mr*. \YiKon** Dance
The Superintendent of the Naval
Academy and Mrs. Wilson entertained
a hundred and forty guests at a sup
per-dance la6t night. Lieutenant
Francis Denebrink. aide to the Super
intendent, presented the guests to Ad
miral and Mrs. Wilson. Bachelor of
ficers and girls of the younger set will
be entertained at the dinner-dance that
Admiral and Mrs. Wilson will give
uext week.
Spending Week-End
In Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs. I. Legum, of this city,
are spending the week-end in Norfolk
as the guests of I. W. Legum.
Bridge Luncheon In
Natal Academy
Mrs. Fred. T. Berry, of f!4 Upshur
Row, Naval Academy, has sent out in- ]
vitations for a bridge luncheon ouj
January 24.
Birthday Parly
Yesterday
Mrs. C. S. Grten. of 3 King Charles!
Place, entertained a few girl friends
and midshipmen at a tea yesterday
afternon in honor of the birthday of!
her daughter, .Miss Fae Belle Coen.
For Folds, Grip or Intliienzn
and as a Preventive, take Laxative j
BROMO QUININE Tablets. The box;
hears the signature of E. W. Grove.
(Be sure you got, BROMO.) 30c.—
(Adv.)
The Original Food-Drink for All Ages-
Quick Lunch t Home, Office
RichMiik, Malted Grain Extract in Pow
der BT ablet forms. Nourishing-No cooking.
r *^ r Avoid Imitations and Snbstitete?
j •SB&ct J
HI
i
At the new lowprice the Ford
Sedan represents a greater val
ue than has ever been offered
It provides enclosed car com
fort in a dependable, quality
product at a minimum cost
Your order placed now will
insure reasonably prompt de
livery. Terms if desired.
‘
COLONIAL MOTOR CO. I
240-8 WEST STREET
■, Hr
! NEIGHBORLY ADVICE
i Freely Ghea Bj An Annapolis
Citizen
When one has suffered tortures
from a bad hack and found relief
from the aches and pains, that per
son’s advice is of untold value to
friends and neighbors. The follow
ing neighborly advice comes from an
Annapolis resident
Mrs. John T. Sherlock, 30 Holland
St., Annapolis, says:
“I had terrible pains across the
small of my back and often 1 couldn't
bend over or do my work at all. My
feet swelled and my eyes became so
bad, I could hardly see. My kidneys
J were irregular in action and I knew
they were causing the trouble. One
of the family who had used Doan's
Kidney Pills recommended them to
me and I secured a supply at Green's
Drug Store. I only used two boxes
of Doan’s and they helped me won
derfully.” (Statement given August
12. 1916.)
On February 9. 1921, Mrs. Sher
lock said: “The first thing I think
of when my kidneys trouble me is
Doan's Kidney Pills. They never fail
to help me.”
60c, at all dealers. Foster-Milburn
j Co.. Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.—(Adv.i
Whooping
I Cough
Coughs resulting from Whooping
Cough. La Grippe and Influenza
quickly relieved with
k FOLEY’S
HONEY
AND TAR
ESTABLISHED 1875
'to Opint *n—ln.
jrediento print*
sd on wrapper.
Stood the test
off time, serving
three genera.
World’s largest telling cough medicine
r \
I ET me do your Spring
Sewing. Children’s clothes
a Specialty.
MRS. N. L. RICE
lit PRINCE GEORGE STREET.
>
SEE
TOM MIX
In Hi* Lnteat:
“FOR BIG STAKES’*
At GARDEN, FRIDAY & SATURDAY :
■ jS&YOUR HEALTH
I ojf EXPERT MAY BE PREJUDICED :
rums the
* Wttkly Health Talks No.
miJfW By J. M J oils. l*. t\
Your health expert may be prejudiced—then what? The (§HEALTH FOLLOWS)!
family advisor sometimes will try to prevent you giving any CHIROPRACTIC CORRECTS I
other method a trial. ; PRESSURE ON SPINAL |
Prejudice is a natural and human. *so why expect the ' NERVE S IN DISEASES OF |
super-human. Chiropractic is so new that practitioners of THE FOLLOWING ORGANS: |
other methods in many cases do not know what it can do. I HEAD
Doctors seldom get the truth about chiropractic from their M A EYES
■ patients. The patient who got well through chiropractic y wnc#
rather than hurt the family advisor’s feelings, will tell him throat
that he did it. ) j -ARMS
Act on your own judgment. Chiropractic is the fastest I , LUNGS S
growing healing profession in the world, today because it sue- 1 \v LIVER
ceeds where other methods fail. U stomach
I PANCREAS 1
Well Of Spinal Meningitis
\ ,ONtVS (I I
And Crossed Eyes I
Spiral IIMIS J
•Our bn by, William Edward, 14 monthn. I Tur nmr. 0
wan not improving and we asked ..nr P *HE LOWER NERVE I
regular family physician. to consult with U UNDER THE MAGNIFY* H
a chiropractor. Thin he did not care to do R ' nC r ’ Murnrr B
and a medical consultation wan held. The I INfl CLASS IS PINCHED II
diagnosis wan nplnnl meningitis. I thn BV A MISALIGNED JOINT
told the doctor that I wan satisfied it!i OT AniMLltoNE.o JOINT.
Ida effort but not w ith the way the child PINCHED NERVES CANNOT
w.in getting on, and waute*i a chlrourac II TOiaruiT ucftiTutm I
tor. He told me that there was wtill hope I 1 M *“hnlT ncALTHFUL
but that the child wan mine and to do aa IMPULSES. CHIROPRAC’
I chone. t nder chiropractic- spinal ad V nrinnicTiun Bf
Jmdments fhe fever disappeared in live 110 T,C A°JUSTIIMG RE*
dnya. (he child's eyes, which were crossed. fl MOVES THE PRESSURE,
became normal and be bt-cauie entirely g rur iidkd arnut
well and baa remained no ever since"- In •HE UrPtR NERVE IS
RSSrr slSi ,)J
Consultation Without Charge
DR. J. M. JONES
Chiropractor Lady
Syßtem Hayes Building, 15 School Street Attendant
ANNAPOLIS, MD.
PHONE 780
Hour#: 2:30 to 4:30 P. M, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdays
(Licensed by State of Maryland )
1 —* ■■ .JTr=""'T- —il'."". ..i 7 ■'■■■■ ii .iii i ■ .
- -- -r - ♦—— —:——
Star Car Car
Touring—ssoo.oo Delivered F. O. B. Annapolis
Sedan —5715.00
We are ready and have on hand Star Touring Cars for immediate
delivery. Take a ride and see for yourself the wonderful perform
ance.
The specifications cannot he equaled. License only SIO.OO per
year. Cheaper upkeep in every respect.
THE STAR CHASSIS FEATURES : STAR MODELS AND
1. Continental Red Seal Motor. direct to brake druma af- PRICFS
2. Intnke and Kxhaust Mani- ford greatest leverage and
fold, adjoin on left aide of easy to yet at under run
.r cr ne. cu* i,. isrst*,. ah f '"*• -"•
enclosed in flywheel. 14. star Spring* are seiul elllp.
4. Autolife Starting Motor. tJc. undersliutg and in line Chassis, Plain
5. Selective Tv pa Trnusmia- J* lth . th< * frame-front .14 Chassis, Starter and Demount
aiou. 2 speeds forward. * n - lon - '-ear 48 in. Ir.ug ... ' . rt “ LJKmuunl
one reverse. Hand gear 13- Gasolltip Tank oa rear. |lVi "Die Kims 3SO
shift lever. gallons capacity, connect- Roadster, Plain 319
6. Water Pomp i t lower rear •' ,l to ra ®‘r through Stew- Roadster Starter nrwt
of motor (Maintains f:’’!est vacuum system. noaasier, starter and Demount*
drcnlatloa. • IG. Stewart Vacuum Feed Pipe. Rims 414
7. Clntcli Pedal. 17. 10 Inch Brake Drum affords Touring, Plain 34g
8. Service Brake IVIV. • n . r J‘ ,u - Jrrerag.. Touring. Starter and Demount
-9 F T^r U y UrnU '' Huua *' ’wKtoi *“ *" “* fro “ t able Rims 443
10. Durant Tubular i'.a.•!;!*<>•>* Tlmkea Front Axle. Coupe, Starter and Demount
(liatent applied fo 1 .*■•-* 20. Timken Rear Axle with able Rims JV4O
as n truss wbh-U ) i.Lcs Timken bearings through- Sedan ‘ „
the fruue rigid. pr de Hi g out saan. Starter and Demount
chaaaia parts and rtl 21. TllJotsou Carburetor. able Rims #4*
ft "nil K’lft, .ft t h V™ v “• Warn e r Steering Gear. Station Wagon. Starter and De
sqneakn to mijimoin. biitable “fir t ' V ‘’ e " U * mountable Rim* 610
1 11. Spicer rm versa I Joint, 22 011 Gear Pump ' assuring Delivery Wagon, Starter and De
1-. Brake Pull Bods nft a. Led constant etlicieut circulation. mountable Rims 6]o
It S* WINTERSON AUTO CO.
J. I>. MOULDS ni -e.
Phone 717 26 WEST STREET

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