Evening capital news., May 04, 1916, Page 2, Image 2

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iitiss Mabel Vernon, representative of
the Women's Congressional Union, will
CO to Pocatello this evening, returning
to Boise on Sunday.
George F. Chepman has filed suit in
district court against Mary Chapman.
The action is for divorce and the pa
pers were withdrawn
Mrs. L. A. Garver is at SL Luke's
hospital, where she recently under
went a serlcus operation. Her condi
tion Is reported somewhat improved
today.
L. L. Folsom is the defendant in a
case In district court in which K. E.
Neal and Tom Neal are plaintifis. The
case inv jives land in the Fairview ad
dition,in which the Neal brothers claim
an «WtMty.
This evening, at their hall on Idaho
street. Ivanhoe Lodge No. 3, Knights
of Pÿthias. will exemplify work in
the first rank. Business of import
ance will be discussed and ail members
are urgently requested to be present.
At the First Methodist church par
sonage last night at 9 o'clock. Rev.
Wfllsie Martin united in marriage Wil
liam Wallace Atkinson and Miss Lou
isa Hulser. A few intimate friends
Mr. and
rill make their hoyie
at Thunder City this summer.
A Memorial day committee, composed
of J. M. Gill, post commander; S. S.
Russell, senior vice commander; Peter
Änderten, Junior vice commander, and
Willard White, past department com
mander, has been appointed from the
G. A. R. and is now arranging a pro
gram for the Atting celebration of the
day.
Judge William M. Morgan of the su
prerae court of this state received a
telegram last night announcing the
death of John W. Lieuallen of Moscow.
Mr. Lieuallen was well kno^rn in Boise
and was in this city as late as the last
meeting of the Democratic state com
mittee, of which he was a member.
His many friends here were shoCaed to
learn of his sudden dei th, due to heart
failure. Mr. Lieuallen was a pioneer of
northern Idaho, a retired business man
ghd prominent in secret orders.
J. W. Jones, who file ' suit for dam
ages against the National Surety com
pany, is now 1333.15 worse off than be
fore the trial of the suit in the district
court. The Jury, which was given the
n. returned a
There were
the case to decide, the
first wa Jones against the Surety c m
pany, in which verdict for the defend
ant was rendered; the next . as that of
Charles- S. and Bertha A. Horton as
Intervenors and their damages were as
s-ssed agalns- Jonr in the amount of
3332.IS; and in the third point the Jury
again lound for the intervenoi j.
E. G. Thomas of Salt Lake will Sat
urday night address members of the
University club nnd all others who care
to attend, on the subject. "Military
Training Camps for Business Men." In
view of the fact Sait Lake has decided
to establish such
and there is some talk of
camp being installed in Boise, the ad
dress of Mr. Thomas will unquestion
ably attract a numbo. of people. Includ
ing many of the business men. The
Balt Lake encampment will be held at
Fort Douglas, Utah, Aug. 21 to Sept. 1«.
Salt Lake will defray part of the ex
pense of the camp. t
The next monthly luncheon of the
Gem State Association of Life Under
writers will be held at the Boise Com
witnessed the ceremony.
Mrs. Atkinson
case yesterday uboLt nu
verdict late last night,
three issues i
camp this summer
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MAJESTIC
"REVIEW WEEK"
The Soul of
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VALESKA SURATT
"HELEN'S WILD RIDE"
A Great Thriller.
TONIGHT ONLY
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Integrity
True Value
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Closing Out Suits
Not One Suit Reserved—All Are Reduced.
Beginning Friday Morning at 8:30.
Friday (tomorrow) morning we begin the selling
out of every new Spring Suit in stock, involving about
150 of the season's choicest models. If you haven't
bought your new suit, you should not fail to attend
this sale early tomorrow morning to get the benefit of
the wonderful bargains and larger selections.
EVERY SUIT IN STOCK IS REDUCED
In Assortments at Five Prices.
At this price we include ail of our more expensive
silk and cloth suits, representing the choicest
spring styles. Many are copies of Imported mod
els. Exceptional values are these, reduced to.
Cloth and Taffeta Silk Suits are in this assortment,
that will appeal to every woman because of their
superiority at this low price. Finest of materials,
choicest styles and colors.
The Suits in this lot at 321.75 are likewise reduced
to effect an immediate disposal, are in a variety of
styles that have been shown but a short time.
Practically every material, size and coloring is here
A beautiful lot of newest style Suits are now of
fered at this modest price—made of serge, gaber
dine, twills and poplins, in navy, tan, greçn and
checks. As in the other lots, only one-of-a-style.
At this very low price we have assembled a collec
tion of about 20 suits, very much underpriced.
Not many In this lot, but ail are desirable, in a
number of different styles.
$ 32.75
$ 24.50
$ 21.75
$ 18.50
$ 12.75
ABC Co., 212 N. 8th St.
T
Glass of Hot Water
Before Breakfast
a Splendid Habit
Open sluices of the system each
morning snd wash away the
poisonous, stagnant mattar.
Those of us who are accustomed to
feel dull and heavy when we arise;
splitting headache, stuffy from a cold,
foul tongue, nasty breath, acid stom
ach, lame back, can, instead, both look
and feel as fresh as a daisy always by
washing the poisons and toxins from
ttie body with phosphated hot water
each morning.
We should drink, before breakfast,
a glass of real hot water with a tea
spoonful of limestone phosphate in it
to flush from the stomach, liver, kid
neys and ten yards of bowels the pre
vious day's indigestible waste, sour
bile and poisonous toxins; thus cleans
ing, sweetening and purifying the en
tire alimentary tract before putting
more food into the stomach.
The action of limestone phosphate
and hot water on an empty stomach
is wonderfully invigorating. It cleans
out all the sour fermentations, gases,
waste and acidity and gives one a
splendid appetite for breakfast and it
is said to be but a little while until the
roses begin to appear in the ct»eeks.
A quarter pound of limestone phos
phate will cost very little at the drug
store, but is sufficient to make uny
one who is bothered with biliousness,
constipation, stomach trouble or rheu
real enthusiast on the sub
mat ism
Ject of internal sanitation. Try it and
you are assured that you will look
better and feel better in every way
shortly.—Adv.
mercial club May 6 at noon. Rev.
Willsie Martin, pastor of the First
Methodist church, is to be the speaker.
Much important business is to be
transacted at the meeting as It is de
sired to change the date of the an
nual meeting from June to January.
The matter of membership will also
be discussed and efforts will be put
forth to have all underwriters join be
fore the June meeting as by so doing
they will become charter member» of
the association. The luncheons given
by this association are interesting and
Instructive and of great value to the
men in life insurance work.
Under the Capitol Dome
The state board of examiners met
this morning and audited the salary
claims of state employes.
The state board of veterinary exam
iners and the state livestock sanitary
board will meet here tomorrow at
which time a large amount of business
is expected to be transacted.
Governor Alexander expressed
sire today to secure an iron bench or
seat similar to the ones used on the
state house grounds for his own use.
Parties having such a bench and wish
to dispose of it should get into com
munication with the stage's chief exe
cutive.
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1 State Veterinarian Bodle says that
there is but one case of hog cholera
today in Idaho where at this time last
spring there were six caBes. He is vefjt
well satisfied with the conditions over
the state but will tuke every precau
tion to prevent spread of the dis
ease.
The Utah Construction company,
through its attorney, Edwin Snow of
this city, has had printed copies of the
contract it has entered Into with the
state for the reclamation of the lands
under the Big Lost river project. Cop
iea of the contract can besecured from
couneel or from members of the land
board. This Is the first time such
contracts have been printed for dis
tribution. i
State Engineer Smith was In
Welser this week on department bus
iness. The state engineer's department
; is a busy place at the present Mine,
due to the fact there are so many
engineering problems for irrigation
I projects to solve.
Dr. E. O. Sisson, commissioner of
! education, left for Payette this morn
ing to deliver an adress before • the
high school there on matters pertuin
ing to education.
State Bacteriologist Laubaugh is in
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
LOST—Brown purse with broken han
dle. Return 70 r Main.
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BOISE AUTO SUPPLY & SPURTING
Goods Co., 1009 Main.
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GOOD Jersey family cow. Call at 1516
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No. 15th. or Phone 1489-W.
COTTON GLOVES 5c per pair at The
Racket Store, opp. Postoftice.
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WANTED—Used
Exchange
guns.
Store, 1009 Main. Phone 573- W. M4
dWEET potato plants for sale in anj
itity. Union Feed and Fuel C«.
T.L.-t.
FOR CALE —Second
cheap.
hand
Warehouse, 14th and Front.
harness,
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VEEDOL, the best lubricant in Boise,
at Boise Auto Supply. 1009 Main.
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FOR SALE—House paint, barn, roof
and floor, at Klmery's, 816 Idaho St.
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WINCHESTER pump 12-gage, in good
1009
Exchange Store,
shape, 315.
, Main.
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r OH SALE—3 Holstein cows,
ranch.
Greet.
J. J. Stewar,
Meadows
noise, Rt. 3.
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DO YOU «ant a good heavy fleecei
yearling ewe? Call at 815 Lemp St.
after 6 p. m.
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ro TRADE—Acreage or Boise Ctt^
-esidence, for mountain ranch,
cnone 2611-W.
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HIGH CLASS, strictly modern, com.
pletely furnished bungalow. Plnyet
piano. Phone 1247-R.
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uOtiT —Easter Sunday, possibly ov
»tare house grounds, lady's golt
watch and chain. Phone 46Ö-W. Re
ward.
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WE can furrilsh cabbage, tomato, enun
flower, pepper, egg plant, celery am
sweet potato plants In any quanttt,.
onion Seed and Fuel Co.
T.L.-t.
SPRINKLING CANS
IN tin nnd galvanized ware. Pricey
from 33c to 75c. The Racket Store,
Kalbus Bros., opp. Postoftice.
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FOR SALE—Canary birds, Geisler ro.
ler/t; Hart Mountains and Amer,
can canaries. Stngte or pairs. Phon.
87« W.—1512 N. 10th St.
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SPRING Is here.
No more coal smoke.
Make youe rooms clean and cheery
by using a coat of Muresco
tint. You can get It at Kimery's, ,816
Idaho St.
call
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GOO DTOILET PAPER.
HERE you get both quality and quan
tity, 4 big rolls 25c. The Racket
Store, Kalbus Bros., opp. Postofflce.
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FOR SALE—Light single seated bug,
gy, also good Oliv
will trade for anything useful in the
grocery business; 1512 N. 10th St.
Phone 376-W.
typewriter, ot
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f HAVE 20 acres of fine land on En»
ach, two miles from Em.
mort
mett. In trade for grocery or resi
dence .in
Boise.
Agency, Overland Bldg.
Schooler-Starlint,
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FOR SALE—Piano, high grade, excel
,ent t° n e, beautiful finish, good
new. will sell at sacrifice, an owner is
leaving the country. Cali at 1810
North 11th St., Boise, Idaho.
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SEED POTATOES
noth early and late varieties; alsc
cnoice table potatoes; 9th and Grov«.,
Uiu cole Grocery stand. Phone 121»
a or write I. B. Joplin, 308 State Sc.
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x'GR HALE OR TRADE—Two-story 7
• vorn house in excellent condition
# undoubtedly the best buy in Boisft
-s it is being sacrificed. Can bi
unndled for a small cash payment
or will trade for small
country tract.
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improved
Address Owner, Bov
nu- acre stock ranch, 150 in iilfalfi.
ana grain, 300 fenced, 3-room houst.
granary, shed, barn and other out,
ouHdlngs; 250 tillable, 400 irrigable,
nee water, free range; mile to Bta
non; river crosses place. Trade 4 t
«eres in Boise valley, rich botton
•and, free water, bargain for
-«un. N. W. Strunk, 364 Sonna Bldg
Phone 975-M.
par.
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A,HOME? I SHOULD SAY SO!
Somebody will lose.
Somebody will
make big profit if they buy this ex
cellent town lot 62x122, with 5 large
modem rooms and large sleeping
porch. Hot water furnace. This is
modern and good,
auto, cork elm shade, free irrigation
water. Roses and creepers, the beBt
buy »In town. Cost 3500«; will sell
for 32950 and give terms. Hub City
Realty Co.. 219 Idaho Bldg.
Building: for
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FREE bike and ooaster wagon goes :
to one with highest number of votes I
The ten highest names are as fol- j
lows. Contest closes May 31; |
Bob Athertpn .
Harry James .
G. L. Austin .
Howard Miniely.
Dean Sibley .
Walter Null ..
Lester Paddock .
Willie Marlott .
O. Shipman .
[JiWiUle MVrphy .
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receipt of the body of a cat shipped
from Bellevue to have the brain
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exam
ined for rabies! The cat was killed
and biting several
after scratchlni
children.
An affirming decision on the appeal
the case of W. W. Papesh yersus
which came up from
in
W. B. Wognon,
I the Eighth Judicial district for Koo
tenai county wab filed In the supreme
court late yesterday. Ttje decision
«as written by Justice Budge and his!
findings are concurred in by his asso
ciutes. The litigation involved
ery of part of the purchase price for
lands in the Post Falls irrigation tract
located in Kootenai county.
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There are at present 47 predatory'
animal hunters active in this state un
der the direction of L. J.
Goldman,
predatory animal inspector of the Unit
ed States geological survey assigned to
Idaho.
They are stationed in the
suuthern part of the state and are di
recting their attiick against the
ote.
coy -
State Treasure!' John W.
Eagleson
filed with the sta|te land board yester
day a report retarding the condition
of state loans. Of the list 32 are de
linquent in interest and letters from
the borrowers as received by the state
treasurer nre to the effect they are
making payment^ as rapidly us they
can. Many of tht borrowers are de
ltnquent in intereit payments for sev
eral years. The I board will take
the loans separately in the future and
determine what af-tion is to be taken.
up
At the request of R. C.
Shepherd,
manager for the .bondholders on the
Twin Falls North
Side project, the
land board has directed the compila
tion and forwarding to the commis
sioner of the genbral land office, all
maps, and data in Connection with the
segregation of Cabey act supplemen
tal lists Nos. 51 afid 63 for lands un
der fhe pumping System of the proj
ect.
The state engineer was directed
to make an examijiation of the Idaho
Irrigation company's system in con
nection -with the water supply sur
vey to determine if the works have
been completed as 1 per contract.
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The Idaho Falls' Register has this
to gay of the arrival of E. P. Taylor'
of the expérimenta! department of the
University of Idaho with headquar
ters at the state h(|mse; x
'K. P. Taylor, well known through
out this section of the state, being con
nected with the agricultural extension
work as field agriculturist, 1 b here this
week and has taken up the matter
with a number of 'Interested furmers
of planing treated I seed potatoes for'
seed purposes.
"In each instance i where the experi
ment Is to be made the ground is to
be selected and prepared specially for
the seed to be planted; the seed Is to)
be treated
'The see
jDid only: the best planted,
a beds will be carefully
watched and looked kfter and the seed
from them selected f!or planting great
er acreage either for' the owner or for
sale. Mr. Taylor willl be at the John
Strate place at Tay(orviile at 10:30
o'clock Thursday morning, and at the
Simon Martin place ifi the same neigh
borhood at 2:30 tha|t afternoon. On
Friday at Eustburg Bros., two miles
east of Idaho Falls, at 10:30, and at!
the R. C. Reardon place, one mile south |
of the Odd Fellows' home, on that aft
ernoon at 2:30. On Saturday at 2:30
o'clock, at the high school farm."
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O. A. Willman is in'the city from St.
Paul.
Mrs. Alice Pratt of Salmon City is
visiting in Boise.
W. H. Clancy of Vale is transacting
business in the city.
B. Stanger has' gone to Twin
Falls on a business trip.
c, Y'ounger of Ontario is spending
a (lay or two in the elity'.
l>avid L. McLean is
tor in the city from Pearl.
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all demands of the trade.
Curtains ajnd draperies made to order. We
do all kinqs of upholstering.
House of
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ONE PRICE CLOTHIER,
Emma C. Derr is a new arrival in
the city from Des Moines.
Ambrose Maher is here from Jordan
valley on a short business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Weller Dunning of
Homedale are visiting in the city.
S. F. Chnney is down from Midvale
and is stopping at the Pacific hotel.
Miss Carrie B. Clay of Spokane left
last night for home after a visit here.
W. H. Hill has returned to Welser
after a short stay in the city on busi
nC x, S ' a „ „ _ ... , . .
of Grimes P«s are gues'.s 'at the
Grand 8 6
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J. G. Watkins is a visitor in the city
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from Parma. Business matters called
him to n e
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R. H. Schneelock, one of the owners
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of the Jerome Milling & Elevator com
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pany, stopped In Boise today, enroute
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John J. and Jesse Concelmo arc
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spending a few davs in the citv. Thev
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I came up from Nyssa and are guests at.
| the Idanha. :
Myron Lester, who has been work- i
> n S at Placerville. came down yester- '
d®!' anf i after a short stay here, will |
X° to Atlanta.
w - E - Bracey came down from Pla
cerville yesterday and
Dear Mr. Editor:
For * he b * neflt ° f oth ' rs ' 1
S tve thls statement regarding the mer
' its of Dr. Pierce's Anuric Tablets. Am
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nearly ,6 jears of age. I suffered
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from backache, weak back, rheuma
j tism. and could not control the excre
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I tion of the kidneys. I can safely say
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that "Anuric, the new discovery of Dr.
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I Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y„ has done me
j more real good than anything I have
ever taken for these ailments,
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I thank h m and wish hra success
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r-ill visit
BACKACHE AND
in his field of relieving the suffer
ing.
Sincerely yours,
MRS. N. M. FLINT.
NOTE:—Up to this time. "Anuric"
has not been on sale to the public, but
by the persuasion of many patients
i and the Increased demand ' for this
i w onderful healing tablet, Doctor Pierce
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Auto Stage Line
Seven-Passenger, Eight-Cylinder Cadillac
Boise to Hailey
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Mountain Home, Dixie, Little Camas, Hill City,
Fairfield, Soldier, Bellevue, G-uyer Hot Springs.
LEAVE HAILEY
Via All Points.
Monday .... 7:30 a. in.
Wednesday 7:30 a. in.
Saturday ... 7:30 a. m.
Eight-hour Schedule—Boise to Hailey.
Comfortable restrooms at all stops. We call
with our taxis free of charge for Hailey
» Stage Passengers.
LEAVE BOISE
Via All Points
Sunday .... 7:30 a. m.
Tuesday ... 7:30 a. m.
Friday
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7:30 a. m.
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Office, 116 S. 11th St. Opp. Owyhee Hotel.
PHONE NO. 2
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family a short time before going to
lanta for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hays have i
to Butte to remain. Mr. Hays
one of the engineers who helped
At
sur
l.vey the Inter-Mountain line and has
since been in the employ of the Boise
hlsjPh.vette Lumber company.
RHEUMATISM
has finally ' decided to put it into the
drug stores of tills' country within im
mediate reach of all sufferers.
Simply ask for Doctor Pierce's Anu
rie Tablets. There can be no imita
tion. Every package of "Anuric" is
sure to be Dr. Pierce's.' You will find
the signature on ttre package Just as
you do on Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre
scription, the' ever-famous friend to
ailing women, ami Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, proven by years to
be the greatest general tonic and re
constructor for any one.
At any rate don't give up hope of be
ing cured of your malady until "An
uric" has been tried. Just a few doses
have proven that it will make ori*J
feel like a different person. jfl
Editor—Please insert tills letter
some conspicuous place in your palH
per.— Adv.