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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-17
GOLFER J. M. BARNES
EQUALS BALTUSROL
RECORD WITH A Il
Whitemarsh Expert in To-
days National Open AT
fair Shares Lead With
Evans, Chicago; Brady,
Mass; and Mcnamara,

BALTUsROL CLUB LINKS, Short
Hills, N. j., June T7-James NJ. Barnes,
of the Whtemarsh Country Club, Phlla-
delphla and Charles w. Evans. Jr., Of
Chicago. shared the lead over the field
at the open national golf championships
started here this morning, each with II.
These marks equal the record for the
course.
Barnes accomplished the feat after a
most remarkable exhibition of play. He
got a IS on the outward trip and made
80 on the round home for total of Il.
George Sargent. of Washington returned
with n card of 70. Francis OuImet, the
open champion, had mark of Il.
Barnes card follows:
out .............4 3 544 3-ss
In ........,.....3 4 A 4 4 4 S-3S-n
Robert Macdonald, Buffalo. flashed out
as second with a -. He was second to
touch that mark during the last three
days. Gilbert Nichols Wilmington, the
favorite thus far, took two sevens on
his first nine holes and was very high
returning, tallying rs.
Among the amateurs Jerome Travers
was best with another fine 70, a stroke
below Francis Ouimet. while Maxwell
Marston, Jersey State champion. con-
ttnued his good work with a "A, which
was also the showing OF Jack Hutchln-
son, of Pittsburgh.
Tom Mcnamara. by getting Il this after
noon, tied James Barnes for the best
rOu.d
McNamara's card:
Out ............ 8 3 3 345 8 4 4-36
In .............4 344 4 3-35-7l
Clarence Hackney, of Atlantic City. was
ordered home at noon by the doctor He
had overstrained himself in the morning
round.
Mike Brady Massachusetts. open champion,
got tho third II Of tho day. which leaves him
III. only stroke above BarneS and one better
than Travers portendng exciting finish,
out ............ 8 3 $50 IS 3-st
In ............. 5 4-37-Tl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-13
TRI-CITY CREEKS
READY FOR CALL
Orders Have Been Given to Prepare
Ter Return Trip to Europe HaHg
Eager for Conflict.

Should Greece enter tae conflict
which is now raging throughout Eu-
rope. Is per cent OF the men of 1ha-
nationality 5n this locality would re-
spoud 10 a caH to return 90 the mother
country and take up arms A Greek III
Moline. who takes prominent part IN
the activities Of his couBtrymau Id the
tr5-aiues. is credited with the state
ment that events in Europe during rae
past ten days have created a sentiment
among people Of his nationality in the
tri-ciEas III favor ot their country S
entrance into The present war
Greeks Of this locality at the present
time. however, are In a state Of anear-
ta5nry Orders Rave been given I'd pre-
pare Tor q return "trip 20 Europe. hut
fhaE is all IT la expected that official
summons VIII come from same sub
ordinate Of the Greek consul. #ho Is
stationed il New YORK
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-21

NFN Aofk sttaeY ruech rhings Mn
inSHds'as sVNN salea $50 hales
New 'iflesav Firm uhShAnaca. mia
-sisils ieas. saNfs ca9 bales
@elSsslrn Nnehn4sd. miadlsnr
fAGH
l%Nelpopl EishS pnint. dDWn. mid.
sHn's s.ssl sales iaspe h,ien.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-21

TIE otheer tssnsa forward HIS
mind vas a. eofk flw snemorp trar-
elsd back over SONS thirteen years
We nodded
Ellington" be repeated. "A child
"a bacy girl. Remember eoe
That baby sifi. senior. boarded tAe
ship-they TOOK her ont of All her
pafsr her ana her nsrr. sorss snrv-
ant"
The Officer slapped hs thish = 70
member nov" be said. q rsmemoef
ali about n Let ms sSp 4 vas con.
mPp islk aboard the Easiet This
ehiId .cafne aboard STA ths sife q
the rrinress captain ahe had two
boys. With her apd this little girl !
don't rtnnsnaber The sid. bot abe was
youns. say I'VE years Old The car
tsins boy I remember sell he slept
IN. MI hammocs tie nrst nishl be
came aboard rtm<fnber him. But
there ses something abont the Eirl-~
SAT-. I have H. A bss n sold span
ish pieces most o. them. shtnk OF
maybe French, a bag Of sold and
something else. Some note o. pack.
age some mystery a. any nn as J
recaii~
Hernandez knpeksd ihs sshp from
his pAneseia YOU don't say 20, sen
Of, be replied, With a sbow OF inter
-, "A bss of sold and mystery J
knsw nothing Of ali that Wouder
shat has become ~ ilinston ~ Tho
cay, senof. THAT became u The sur
svots on The Princess"
Ths oeree nodded. We landed
them At prootiyn navy yard They
vere people from the North. New
York or thereabouta Curious about
this little sirl had almost forgot
all about her I riIl have 10 look her
w somSho~ some dsy and sec shat
her history is and whai the mystery
was"
ijernsndct shrugged bis shoulders
LIKE lookins for a needle IN L hay.
stack. offter." he sussestcd
on, mo- said Tho ofsser. they've
got the record In tbs brooklyn navy
yard can easily hnd ont He rose
and held out his hand Sorry 10
trouble YOU, NT, IieuAndeE Duty 10
duty and the soyeument is no re
epector OF persons
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-21

iIsra.ss.. ~. shse appeared =

iiernsnass last then appeared op
re sersb1s bearing sl,h MIN large
wicker drees-suit case
iernandez. slowly smoking q pana
tess scanned the horizon suddenly
bia eyse narrosed, lie strobe swiftly
into the living room and a. sNifiy
bach ssain and IN bis hands be bore
a pair OF up.todsto binoculars lie
held them 70 BIS eyes and carefully
Adinsicd them keeplnx them trsiDed
upon speck. q mere speck, that had
appeared upon tho surfsce Of the sea
Win bound he was on. olrciins
the bsnsslo~ In the opposite direction
from that which ponto and bis ilIss
sorted team had taken ;ie met him
haif way
"PoHto." be exclaimed. "vo shah
have visitors Unhi,ch the bruts. Oct
pieknKes- &C., spades"
Hernandez led the way 70 the fofe
ground between the yeranda end OF
the bonsalow and the shore lie
pointed 70 een pioved strip OF
ground
There. he cried. at that spot Dis
--dis Ike the sery devil
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-21
SECOND lNsTALLmENr
The YELLOW PACKET
oHAprsR VI


Hernandez stepped out upon the
porch OF the iow,ro0fed bungalow lie
moved win lafy strides lie vas pros
pefous apparently. thls Portuguese
Hernandez Here was no evidence OF
adversely nor Of hard iutb Years BE-
fore be had escaped from tho eruptlon
~ Mount Peis 10 Mariinlque.
Now n was the year 1918 Il vas
January Of that year lie vas located
--ney. comfortably established on his
own plantation ia the southern waters
For months or years who knows p
he had liyed life of ease upon this
island juei on tho coast Of Porto Rico.
Hernandez STROBE 20 the tR~'s and
tapped belt
Inca be- cried sharply, bring me
drink lie was Portuguese. thir
Hernandez. tall. slender, DARK The
erpfeaaion on hia face wsa sinister
and across hla fnco Waa an oidtime
scar planted by saber stroke
within a 0oman had been humming
humming little snatchos Of familiar
spanish SONGS AZ his command the
hummlng ceased. There was an "a.
ciAmatinn ~ rage -os feminine rage
incs Castro stepped out upon the yer
anda
q am no servant" she exclaimed
ahFfily. 20 be summoned by bell
Drink" said llaFnRndoI shatpiy,
"glvo me drink"
She poured Il out Tor him and hand
ed hln Tho giaan May J hope Il
ch0tos you. she exclaimed. etamplnK
hc4 fool
Stop your anarliag there. You Span
in cat exclaimed Iiornhn der. "and
listen 10 mo. have an order from
Porto Rico that mus, tiii--snd ~
tonight"
liner was all attention IN a moment
How much do they wantf abs
asked
Fifty pounds Of gum opium" said
her lord and master. and twenty
pounds of fake cocaine
He strobe into tho bunEAlos and
approached a rude fireplace ~ the
farther end of tho apartment lie
stopped and throw back tho corner OF
many colored rus that partially con
coaied the tiles Tho tiles were lnoae
y sei, he removed dozen OF them
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-21

a General Jail cells.r
Meantime Seal incensss !,
raur either intended or W..
upon Annette was follow.,r 7,
across country Hernandsa y.
and agilc and ho kept well na /
A. tho railroad. ODE, ine sou, ,
impulse De- turned and sauna I, n
the tracks Here De WIS A.,
vantage Neal was accusion,a I J
inc railroad ties. two atal,as
ny this time however a.
reached the bridge brlere ~
inlct 90 tho north 90 the ,o~, \
nander darlod out lpoa Il ua \
Immediately behind hlm. a.,
Seal was about 90 clutch lin \
behind hernandez twitchss ~
lcapcd 90 Tho waters Of TIE 81
honeufh
Seal followed suit 10th M \
to shore and hernandez. rssn.s
fhc FIRST ume that Doe was iolos,|
ono man and NOT two. nov cham
tactics iie stoed unon the sl,,
waited until Neal came up 4
vih q sudden rush be daried ~
and planted "a murderous hlou
direction ot Neals chin
WHOM 'he blow vas delivers y
chin was not there. nor was 80
hn naa not Gar away he dues
CnU'ored With his left. siriA@
larda com uron the throat
Az Chat instant someih.ng srt
dark and fat leanod out Of N ]
nm drew % poniard. and beica I
could even turn had cut a rl
trer cash in Meals shoulder
This pow assailant was posh
hal then a9 three heard i 4
upon ,ho bridge An three bcls|
There in the moonlight, ruhiil
t.lf toward thcm. was a squad q
f1rmOd mon
pouto ana hernandez took 3 ]
heels and ran. but Neal 10 that "
lropod upon them from "
clutchei each man with ono hix
Come On boys be yelled. -.
Tive got them Come
Meantime Mrs Hardin had -
cI iu getting Annette back H.
cottage Annette had been sera
luigroi hy The violence d be-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-21

then ne threw hsek an openine
Trap door IN the floor beneath Inca
watched him until he disappeared
into THE aide hole. Then she silded
out 70 tho serauda she scufea out
uny drink aud tossed Il on She M
cigarette.
hetorc her lay partially p,owcd
Geld She heard tho ilngle Of an on
chain She heard Quavering voice
and then suddenly from tho rear OF
the bungalow a slfange trio cnsered
the arena Of events
rcsic. q st little Mexican - Who
bOassed ever o. hia Attee hloed =
eFaSled behind = psiml,lse aud ines
fsctiyo n1ew. =.
And tho teami A strangely a.
sorted team was shis on the rssht
via iss head thrust shrcngh wooSicn
yoke, was an or on tho LETT hand
side. alen With his head .hsuat throush
4 wooden yoke ard with his brawny
shoulders tageleg. eyeF speslae. az the
Np~, there eaa Altohed~>a nfan,
ponso, cnrsins. raised his whip ana
esureht down his lash time AFTER iine
With strict importantly upon tho sRoal
deru 81 She ~ ana upon che ssfe back
o. the man,
=
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-21

The Brute Man Releases Hs''
ard Ponto From pr's~
bat 30 was not that .hoek "
fecird her the most
lt vas That big Wild NAB
cYc,aimiur. with terror snin'- !
her eyes IN was his face--a- !
She looked up suddenly ~
rAo kept repeating -WnsN
seen h.s face before
There was q tramp Of fee'
and in another instant a TAT
70 uniform appeared In ne
removed his cap and eute7ea' :.
Neal pale faced. but VIA =. Z
eyes. staikcd IA ct his sias
uttered a cp % dismay -
shirt aas drenched vita b'pes
Ton wiuutes later herns'
pcl'o were safely under loeA
-the only prisoners Ia the VIZ
Three hours later. Just a.
went down. a huge ngare
crcpt up toward the harrea
The iaii Il l.fted Us hanas "
i;s head. rrasped TIE bars ~ ~
itself up until il cbG'a peer s II.
Freak brute" HcrHa9sr
uandod softly. Tear tneA y
. roots Get as out 81 this III
Five minutes later taese n
assored figures creps
stCalihns into the shaSo"
uigh, and disappeared,
Cgo aE cOSTiSuA'Ha
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-21

e. lru brushed ,iolsni-v III.
rcfiC and knocked her -.
N r-4l A.g 4, hcs ~.
beside himself With ans.t ~.
THIS reckless individual M ~
Look look. cried &C.,. ", =
Is this thing coming hsfers !.
Thia thing. az Amen.
came on By Leaps ana 49,.
hands that wildly var,s y,
body and above is head =
along . VAS a figure. slz,.,s
fui welcher shudderea
The huge creature stos-...
hts tracks and stared 4,
stupchcd and fascinated
Tho sharp crack u rs,.,,..
brought him 20 Himself
behind him Annette fc,l..'.
Fare saw figures rushing 4. X
way The brute leapsd ~ ~
tre. l-rl rushed as Ia ~.
disappeared
An olccr followed hy A..
sailors from the launch i,lE..
brute up the road
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-21

on Tho dAr ~ tYe eruption of Noun
pelre cap John Hardin ~ ne steaniei
Princess feerufn thrersyear-o 9Ann"tH
iiing,gn pom ~ vpen heet' ~ fyIs~'
fanfnns iiirffDn IL assaulted hg lfff
uardrs ana porio ~ saiu attefnpi n
cot papers Nhifh llinsfen has fuhnaGef
q sand aboard tho Inhrfaa Win ~
daughter. papers proving his utls 20 ~,
Loaf island ~ ClnDahsf iiingfon'a injuff
CAUSES hla MIND a. bsr0Fns a blsnk
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-21
eHAprtR YIN.
Tho mash nlrs.

The Flash Flare.
Neat Hardin OF tte tinted States
lifesAvine sSrvicn 81 Seaport. ~ J..
ewupg down the uafrow lane toward
'he beach befofe b feackcd The IN.
teryenins railroad tricks train
pulled in--s shore tn.n from New
York lia last two cars blocked Seals
progress toward the beach and he
was forced 10 wait until the train
pulled out again. Mcafnlme. while the
train was stationary q single passen-
ger siishted "A amarlly dressed young
wnman
She stopped. onre che had aiighted
and glanced about her n uncertain
". She caught sight Z Nca, and
started toward him
N yon don't mind said the young
woman IN duleet tones and with just
the trace o. foreign socent In her
voice N you do not mind. shoald
Ike to md the post once n you
have one here
Neal nodded Il 60 past there. an
swerod Neal. "t'n take you 20 e
Come with me"
Neal liked her-but she didn't ring
true
This ia the post once. he en.
claimed at length
Neal passed on toward the beach
He had not gone far when he heard a
womans scream lie looked back In
hont OF tho poet otlice cumplod
heap turned out TO be the pretty won.
an
Il slPped-Ti stumbled something.
she exclaimed. "and. oh-ihe ain-thc
palm
"Nheeef" queried tho postmaster
NY foot. nv ankle. Returned the
young lady. 70 is bad bad
She feli back, haif fainiing In Meats
arms Tho postmaster nodded TO Neal
She Was going to yoar mother 8
Neal" he sald
MY mothers" gssped Neal. "does--
does she know my mother
Tho postmaster shook hh head
She wanted quiet place not q
boerdips house NOR no,hing OF the
kind a quite, place Tor her aud her
cit father. | gave her Jour mother 8
name dldr't know I Thought may
be your mother might take EN- In"
| Nenl elutchsd her IN hss strong arms
and s,assercd to his feet
I'm lake YOU to my mothers" he
said aloud. that's where you wers
bopnd--fm Mrs Hardins son
SetIs mother, MA cRpssin Hardin
had spent & good part OF the last houl
"a the attic Of her cosy little house
she SAA delYins inio the depths q az
old leather Trunk and that mean
that she vas deivlng into the past
AZ the very bottom OF the trunl
where she had placed them years ago
sas . newspaper package. CAREFUL,
tied w she opened 4 and spread ~
contents on The It'd 81 the trunk Thel
consisted q the eiothing ali III
sloihing OF a little eirl--the dresl
snd the llnen article bad tarne'
slightly yeilaw--even the thlrtcel
years had left their mark upon them.
nst tks vas 20, al -shofe vas
bag 81 sola the hAg Of Euid that al
little slrl had btousht aboard the Priu
ecss durins that DAY 81 terrpr hacs a
MarunlQae Ard planea 70 the TIA
arfsk Sak. etill ne noif hastily pen
/ eiled By an pnkaepn band.
arr Anastss iilresen. hslrsss Q
tho lss, lsis u, cinrsbsr will b
ven rleh sems aay. Save my eleshe
and the elsskir packet ensl ny lathe
seass Tor mo, or srtil arm sishsser
rspss look cot fer q asr With sshs
cue epan Als FACE Fer Coos sake
lees rNe SAFE.
ese wss startled BY Annette's cr,
tscfA Ssiow Hastily she slowed ava
~ ftS Ia
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-21
cAAPrER AK

otefn NN"-''
Miss Irene Conr'ier Y 'uch "'''
her namc rose from hfr copch DO an
upper room Boo the Hardin cottage
vlth GA agility that fa'e ho h.ni 90 %
disabled ankle
Al iasi she rricd Nna' lH one E.
iho fo0f boards She procured d h'''
NE from nor mana ''f ''t "'i'.H
~" moiu' ''' N'l removed ."' ''
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motto an. road Ia ans strange NOT.
't contained both u promise ana
waning
loot said Auncur d1.nly. as
sho oyamncd nor pr na her.
Csc loeket"
Pm 10 thcr. eae rlcIH. .ta m.n.
MY n'Her taf AHH.u. 400
wro Il .s mt Wtarr Hh. De-
whom uHI b.. ratra f.r r
sudden. N'lc"r started forward
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-21
STRONG ADVANCE IN
THE COTTON MARKET
REGISTERED MONDAY
NURcTioNARY TENDENCY Of
rHU WEEK END MAS BRok,
az ~ 70 70 ~ POINT RISE
lisnsfi 81 Floating 81 hlg international
Lean end o. Weather Pot nuiln
on TOP

thai in ttAfiiWnH tendency ln thp
f9n iqHhf, 0ar lO haRNf liquidation
CURLING hf pHl Woes tt brcn broken
nNiirin0N by iHo r.0 ln ihe Amor
iAn nAfl,e'a Yesterday W teruil o.
tnesJt sis innla Tine report during
iN' M"tNiNH Hli inN BILLION lnlnr tnt
nihaiiFAal loan naa liecn aHrcUHtiull
n"alti Nf tAr Ansle frcpsh commits
tiNn Nllh Am"fi0an ianktts haa as
riieet lmmofano weather ropnrN
Nil iNfH pHfi a. wtil
CONCESSIONS te ihc wret ana de.
eime IS mlraor ursWers Wefe na,lco.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-12
FOR SALE-Lsts

FOR sALELot No. 12s located on
Worley avenue. Broad Oaks: good res
3dence section Price and terms Sea-
eonabIe Apply TO W. b. Flint. SAL
en- w. Va
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-12
Agents WaNTED

inr- cs-cutars spare time: circulars. IN
T1r1cftoos 10 cents Beastoger sup
ply CO.. 1886 Eutaw St. Baltimore. Aao
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-12
WANTED 70 BUY

WsSTFD 70 gUT-vea1 calves. ca
- 1rr1>. Candy Provision Co. Bel
phone 4o1; Home s. S1arlSburS. W
Va -5.al--5l-- !.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-12
FOR SALE-Houses

FoR SALESoven room house. slate
roof. finished In hardwood. lot $50
9erf i've hreolaceS for gas. Price
$500. discount OF per cent fo-
cash: or easy terms on tnEtadnnent3-
Howard street. Industrial. on c1T ane
FOR SALE OR IEASE-one lot 5Oxs4.
TWO store rooms combined. one 1ootn
rents Tor $500 and one for $1,000 per
month. could be used for departmen1
store or for handling country produce,
TWO stories; tn[ee living rooms up-
sta3rs Mrs HH Kfddy. Jane Lew.
corner Main street and Hackers creek
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-12
BLACKSM!THlNG

FRANK n. FoGG Practical horseshoe
and BLACKSMITH. has opened UP q sao1
IN the Traders Alley He Is preparet
TO 90 ALI ktnds OF repatr work and |
general line Of blae.SslattatnS.-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-12
WANTED o R6Nf

wAoSTD TO RENr-A SIX room house:
reodern: entrally-focated Call Austin
Myers at THOMPSON GaraSe CO
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-09
COUGHING TODAY?
STOP IT TOMORROW
Cxidaze VIII Stop a 1ad Cough. or
Money Back, Says Rowditoh G. Web
ster C7u9 store.

At this season Of the year most anyone
IS apt to take cold 2er+' easily, and peo-
pie cannot 20 TOO careful. Always take
prompt treatment for q cough. fir if
neglected tnrrc is no telling what It nay
lead 20. - Whiie there are cough crops,
cough Swaps aad couch medicines Al
mos without number, the~e IS only one
W. know Of sold On positive guarantee
that il vii break ~ ana stop 6 cough or
money back. This Is The uEusNal and
liberal plan On which Howditch & Web
ster and other leading druggists in this
city and vicinity are selling the great
throat ard lung remedy, OX.daZ- tablat
form, and its DHOir pit use on this pro-
lection to purchaser plan has without
DOUBT not only stopped hundreds Of per-
sistent Coughs. but bct:nr vet, preventci
them from finally weakening the lungs or
bringing on Pneumonia Nothing better,
we believe. has eyer been discovered for
the treatment Of t3rC*t. lung and bron-
chial affections. asthma ard threatened
tuberculosis. Ordinary sisnnle coughs can
often lie stopped over Ttignt While q com
plete package (niuetT tahlctej Is truara1-
teed to stop the cough or money back.
Get bottle from Your druggis. today on
tbs guarantee; let one of the atlets
slowly dissolve in your mouth every two
hours and see for yourself how quickly
the cough that may have been hanging
on for weeks will vanish, Thew are pleas
ant to take. not expensive. and contain 70
dan"er"'s or habit-forming drugs ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-09
Thin People Can
Increase Weight

Thin men and women who would
like to increase their weight with 10
or Is pounds of healthy stay there"
fat should try eating a little Sargol
with their meals for a while and note
results. Here is a good test worth
trying. i.rst weigh yourself and meas
ure yourself Then take Sargol-one
tablet with every meal-for two weeks
Then weigh and measure again. 1t
isn't d question of how you look or
feel or what your friends say and think
The scales and the tape measure will
tell their own story, and many thin
men and women we believe can easily
add from five to eight pounds in the
first fourteen days by following this
simple direction. And best Of all. the
new flesh stays put.
Sargol does not of itself make fat,
but mixing with your food, it aims to
turn the fats, sugars and starches of
what you have eaten, into rich, ripe fat
producing nourishment for the tissues
and blood-prepare it in an easily as
simulated form which the blood can
readily accept. Much of this nourish-
ment now passes from your body as
waste. But Sargol works to stop the
waste and do 1t quickly and to make
the fat producing contents Of the very
Same meals you are eating now de-
!relop pounds and pounds of healthy
flesh between your skin and bones.
Sargol is safe, pleasant, efficient and
inexpensive. Bowditch & Webster Co.
and other leading druggists in this vi
|cin1ty sell 1t in large boxes-forty tab
lelts to a package-on a guarantee of
weight increase or money back as
found in each large box-Adv.