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The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-24

Notice to Creditors
Salem County Sulrogate's Office
Estate of David Sheets, deceased

Pursuant to the order of Loren J.. Plummer,
Surrogate of the County Of Salem, made on
the eighth day of august, ,917. on the appli-
cation of Hollis F. A>hcraft, Admin strat,r OF
The estate Of David Sheets, deceased. hOtice is
hereby given To the creditors Of said deceased
To exhibit To the subscriber, Administrator as
Aforesaid, then debts and demands against
the said estate, under oath or affirmation,
within nine months from the date OF the afOre-
said order, or they will he forever barred Of
their actions ther for, against the sid sub
Scriber. HOLLIS h. ASHCRAFT,
Administrator.
Dated Salem, NJ Aug. s, 1917. s st
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Cent a. Word Column

Advertisements inserted under this head
for one cent a pOrd, first insertion; and
One-hdlf cent per wori each subsequent
insertion. No advertisement taken for
less than zoe for first insertion, and zoe
for each subsequent insertion.
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Notice to Creditors
Salem County S%urrogate's Office.
Estate of Charles W. Sparks decreased

Estate Of Charles w. Sparks deceased
Pursuant to the order OF Loren Z, lumme
SURF gate OF the County of Salem. made on
the twentieth day Ct June, 1917, on The appli-
cation of Cooper Sparks, administrator OF
the estate OF Charles w. Spar ks, deceased mo-
tlce IS hereby given to the creditors of said
deceased. Ia txlibli to tile subsci iber, admin
istratOr as aforesaid. their debts and demands
against the said estate, under oath ar at1irma.
ton within nine months of he date of the afore.
said oidrr, or they will be forever barred oi
their actions therefor, against the said sub.
scriber.
COOPER SPARKS,
Administrator.
Dated Salem, N. j.. june 2Jth, 1917. 6 20 9t
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-24
Notice To Creditors
Salem County surrogate.s ON .e
Estate of Cammlllio hi I;ado, deceased

VI - maui, uecedStu
Pursuant to The order Of Loren +. Plummpr,
Surrogate of the county of Salem, made on lie
fourteenth gay 81 August. 1917, on the autli-
Cation al Hollis T.. AshcIalt, adlnlnistininr
Of the estate of Calnmilliu hi RADIO. deeras-
ed, notice is hereby gwen 10 the creditors oI
tdnIiristrltu aS aforesaid, their debts and
demands agai Isl h" said estate. under oath
or affi nation wltlin nine Months from lie
date OF the Aforesaid order or they Viii lie
fanrV,r barred of The 4 acIiohA tIirteIu.
against The said subscriber.
HOLLIS + ASHCRAtT.
Adj iniSirafnr.
Dated Salem N. j Aug. II, 1917. 8 II ct
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-24

Dated Salem, N. j., June 10Th, isi7. 8 g g
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-24
For. Sale
Real Estate For Sale
For Sale

fo, Rent
A Gotta " ~ divers dc Villa, 10y y. River
side Walk. 5. e Seelry, i If.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-24
MRS. HALLE E, KING
kIIRSE

Office II 'Hrs-e to II a. M, 2 to 4 p, m,
Residenee-32 West Maple St, Penns Grove.
~ OIL Phone III
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-19
Uemtralc tucrSen ailf
Rationcit oeIekt1

8aibington 10. M1ai. - Sn Ell.
rter nihttgen &onferena 8ipii6et
benz britiihen a6geIonoten 2or0
8oIfottr, StoatsiefretGr 2anitng,
SanoeI8miniIter Geofiel6 uno britt
iden uno on1erifaniiden Grperten
tp1troen bic 8l1ne orsgearbeitet, bic
feds n~elttrdIen Nottonen Gltropa8
altF &ationen 5tt ieBen, Oomtt Die
ibnet bon glmerita aus iiberlaiienen
2ebensmittel 0en Seitto @ertid.
ImnO) niht erretden t0nnen. 60.
6aI6 Ser &ongreB feline 8ultimmtng
git Ben 9Idnen gegeben miro man
an lire Qttsfiihr1tttg geben. Die
betroffenen Nattoret Itno Spanieb
Die Shpei8, Soqano, 3anemort,
Sdmeoet un0 9ormegen. Die
g~eettraIen, 6druuter Dor alem
S6ueoen unO Die Sdfpei5 baden an
g[merifa oppeQiert, oiefen 8lan
ni6t our 9urdfilbritng 5u bringen,
Der in ibren 2dnoern cine 8ungers.
not our Splge baben miro. Sdpe.
ben uiro 6emndtit cine aommiiiion
nod B~oi6ington ienoerJ nm NIT
grafoent 8tIion fiber oieie 6rage
brett at berbanoeln.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-19

olule. Ole gtuideln aus Dem
g8ol .6luIie iino ihDerer un0 better
ais Die aus benz 8Or.6Iuiie. gle
uer6en meiitens gu al10pfen berar.
beitet. Sodberitdnoige ituo Ser
gnIidt, 6aB Der 8orrat in ben
6aiIien, tperu Die 9aui6eln gu oer
6ig6erigen State peiter geiammeIt
neroen, etiua 20 Sabre porbaIten
rper6en, bod pdre es m0gIi6, tpertn
man finitIide 3udt Der gtuideln
herbeifii6rte, 0oB man fir oae Bel.
ten Ieinen 8eoarf in ben 6Ltiieu
6eden tounte.
6amburgsr S4niBel. gs
ipirb IA Pfuno 6Isiid Gsin gsbadt),
genommsn, in fpeI3es man cine Sens
mel (gspeidD, Elm 81, cine gerisbsns
3niebel, Gol3 unO gfsffsr tut. 9as
iDirO gut bur9gemiIdt unb in ileins
8aLsn seformt. in 8r6isI gsrolt uno
Had seoriidt, in bsiBsm Set gs5ras
ten une NIT 2aEtpfIsIn isEpisrt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-19

9ie af9ter Games McG.
Carpenter unO qmbrOie Q. ReiO
pom G6antlissnSsGsrid fir alsa
absnb gountp, pa, erIisBsn IN qittsa
burg cine @eroronung, ipona4 ben
mirten oufgetragen ipirb, in ibrsn
G6ontsimmern ale DistuIIionen
ii5er ben arteg gu Dsrbieten. 9tele
8erorDnang folgte einem 4ppea iets
tens bes 8unbssmari4aas 9Ople1.
Ionfs sabIrsi9sr pittsburger gss
Iddftslsute, bic %srtldrten, DaB berars
tiae oeri6iti4e @erOrbnuugen iegIts
dem gtreit, namsntIi4 in ben qua
meif BON JrsmbsebOrsnen ~betpohHten
9ifriltea, bor6sugen tDiiroen.
QIIem anfdeine mad miro
in Ser nd6iten 8eit In Si6foib,
ISIS, eine 8erImutterfa6rif errid).
tet perben, 6ie ibr RobmateriaI aus
Dem @oIf. unO Dem 5ogfluiie neb.
men miro. Sn Sremout lit bns
@ommeIu Ser @1uideIn cine mid.
fiae geIddItigirng Der geo0Iferung
unO uabrt maude 6amiIie. Sn Der
Iebten Belt nrroen bon bort idbr.
lid fir Bis 5u $4,000 Muidel.
ifoIen perididt. Sn @eDaufpega,
uobin Die SdaIen bisber geididi
Rnroeh beaabA mQa $2S pro
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an8i8Iid. @aIt Gum
aeaner, Der i'm INNER rSerr Bro.
feIIor" tituIiert): @es6alb tonmen
sic 0enn ouf bic Soee, OaB id elm
Rrofeiior iein ioa2
4eQner: Snt neil sic itets
oas &rinfgeIo bergeiienl
Qus elmer SO inasnsr
S4uGe.- 2ebrer Gel 8e3anOlung
Der Soispbs > geTdidte): uDarum
tpurbe pobI Der 0berfte G4snte ms
gefdnsnis ~sstporfenQ4
qeperI; rGr bate gu f4le4t eins
ssf6entt, 9err 2ebrer."
Gps6oft. - Gun. 5rieOa,
ME seidat biz mein nsues autotos
ftin2
ausgsSei9nst, Iisbs gIia; be-
Toroers DprteiIbaft fir bid fiuoe I'D
bic Mlaste urb bic grias.
MeTan9oIif9er 9es
bante. - vUlein @ott, madit On
ein trOItlofes Gsiidt. @orau OentIt
DUP
sd ftsIle mir sinen GstunbGr,
bobuaug Dor, Der auf Elm totes Sc
Ieiie ssratsn tf.'
8osbaft. Sanger Mann
gum 5reuHb, Der cine alte S9a9tel
beimfiibrt): Mir idsint, bu Daft pobl
BOT Der srauuns iiberAnnpt ui4t &C.
ishkl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-19

sanIt6re Gartcneinfafune GpeIone
lit sic erffIaIige gtnfafung ouf Dem 01orfte-idperer, itdrfr unO 0idtcr
aS irgea0 cine anoere. &ompldt oaf9eHeIt nit bd3ernen 8foten, 25
Gents per 9ineaHnB ano nle9r. &r fi9ren Gig boaes 9qger an 9raFt-
uno Gian.ginfafungen pno @ttern iohe ginfaHungen fir Stolen uno
8enft6fe, gGtaenbeete, aanten, gindiunespfdble, 8fofen aus gorbo.
Sta6[ fir Gelo-@tn5aurnng. &onnt no iebt ooS Eager um0 erlangt
uniere nie6rigfRn 9reHe S6reibt ut Satalog.
qnbur Seutc So, 2O7 81. IL. Str. sshp6OH 8eb s1L
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-19
8ut. s. 9appi6, gOuufat.

Sprifl oeutid uno lit 6ffentGider
glotor. 348 Omaha gationaI 8art
@ebduoe, Smnba, Rebrdsfa.
RrottiSiert in allen @eridten oes
Staoteg uno Der Ser. St1nten.
Sd)rei6t 2eitomente aus, beiorgt ge.
Itstitel ur6 felt QbItratte oltrd;
iiebt 0nb Seitqmerte I'M NabLaiien.
idaft8geridte georonet peroen. 8e.
Iorgt @oumodten ur6 aiebt Orb.
ihaften in irgen6 einen Cell Der
8elt elm aoleftiert Qltsit1noe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-19


Menigs Wltnuten ipoter tDnren Die
biebertn Eeeriaden an @ed unb pous
sOgen bss Sdiffers gsfsbls.
Dieter itIbR aber iteuerte, tngrilns
mia flu6enb auf ben Steuermann,
Der ni9t 6a mar, ben S4Ooner NIT
Der stnIebenOsu gbbs gum 9afen biu'
aus.
Sn6eH n, ie me6r bic friI9e Mors
asnbr!is feinen iummeuben S4GbeI
amiptslts unb ismebr Der iunge Tag
berauFauleu9ten b~sgdun,ie ionoerborer
tam bas benz &apitGH Spst6esr auf
Ietasm S6ooner Dor. s@ptt's Duns
ter poL. bat ia 10 -. bat 70 10
Elm qart8 amber @olt pp ben plen
aaIten ban MOr'n,@ tnurrte er Dor
Ti6 bin. bin Id beHn bebegt or 70
t Der 9rsimaitsrsS 4Douer! Set,
Sunsl@
,adppenG@ Der o~ngsrufeue, sbeu
bonn antsrTptlI Fer an SteuerraOs
Oorilbsrtarnsubs 2si4tmatroIe bIisb
iteben.
aapttGn Soet6ser itarrte Jpn cine
Betle gar3 O%erpnunoert an. Damn
fragte er ibn: p@u beitf ba non,
Sung9'
sSan grttf8e, - &Gppsu!A
,@at nett id an, bumme Sung!
- Sd frase, ipsdein Dir anbisrt
bat9"
,5tisrmann SpltI9u6, aGppeRl@
r5tiermann 9olti9u92l"
Rapitdn Soetbesr trauts ii4 nun
DsrIsssn btntsr isinsn 9or4lSffeln
berum.
,Sopon, adppen, Stiermann
Soltidub!~ befdtigte no4maIs Der
Matroie.
.SoIt bten Wul, BET i'd FragsI -
85r psdeiR G6iPp bat bid be Stisr'
mann anbHert24
8erpunoert f9dlte Der 9etragte
at BEN Grager auE bann iagte er:
r5pr bit G@ipp bier, ZEN 9reimas
IterI6ouner QnnesM arie bon 5ams
burg
Dat fun 7 mi beinn9 fiiIbsn
Ieggel 8Sstoppl Sd mill tpe3ten,
tpa be aap'tGn beiten but, for ben
Ibid @tiermanu 6Olti4u4 an9isrt
bdt2A
SEPT rubte Der MatrOie ui4t
ms6r, mos CT iugen ioate. ST rief
bic &amsrabsn herbei s9e GdPten
nett mid, tpu get beit, Suns's!"
smu ID bette, bat nett i'd, bumrle
sSungl Sd frags tDu be aaptdn bets
ten but, for ben Stiiermana 9OIts
I6a6 Sud onbiiert Bat"
,RGppsn 2%ittgsnuOtt beit bells
sRdppen RdPPsn Gattge'
nott9!@
ssSqtppI, adpPen!A
rSungs, Sangs -" SeBt snos
li8 ging benz oltsn Gesbdr Elm 2idt
auf. SDenn ia bat iau, as bat Is!
Denn iau mott mel pebOsr torug
roren. Mlor bat bdm i'd al ims
msr ieggt. Das III bic Ma4t Der
Gepobnbeit.@
SIN Safen, aapitan 2iittgenott
un6 fem Steuermann 9oItI4ub bat'
ten It9 ni4t faIsdt gepunbert, ben
G9poner ni6t mebr bor5uftaben, als
lie nit onbredenbsm Sage nod tbrem
Belle fe6en gsipoat. aIs bant nber
bic .annesMarieA langiam 5uritses
Iegelt lam nit aapitdn Goetbeer am
Rubsr, bn babsn fe fi4 baIO 5ufries
ben gegeben.
aapitdn aittgsnott rur bat nod
gu btsiem batb enti4uIbigsnO, 4aIb
ip5ttslub gemsint:
,0iau, biau, &Gppen, bat is man
fau, as bat Is! SD fam Dor Of
MID Dor. Dat matt BLOB be 9epphns
hstt!!"
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Ser aIra.

(Sret ua9 6etne.I
9dgli9 9tugt bas iuliuberideeue
SulbauBOe6oerIetn j9ba3ieren,
ga, ipo ndmIid no0a bene
Sat a Gprin9t6rum egitieren.
God a flngcr GGhafe itanb @ie
Se6en QpeuO 6or6. nff g6re,
In fer CUB 90 fra9en fanb iie,
Oh er MD a aira tpeere.
usee", 10 Iprab Der G6flaP, rl5 6eebl
2ebmani, lin t9 bin aus @drue,
6reiIeiu, fin &c mtr MD beeie,
8enn i9 idIeintgit mid eHtfernel%
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Sopeit lift man in England einig
aeiporoer, Dab bic &ou1bootgefnbr
iiberipunoen wer0en muB; Giles, mas
feblt, lit iemnno, Der ben &niippeL
beim &unoe peaniumn.
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Sect foa aud Die gsulit untci
Gusidoltnne aIIes Geirtinen rnTse.
rifantiiert" per0en. Gns lit Del
rarieg eeaen ben 9aiier, ben aniia
nQeinl@
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Giees g~roBarge @o6nbaug i'm Colonial @H[ eignet f9 fir 9to6t
me fir oos 2onO. Ole 2imen oes gdn8eu @abdn6es it0 i%orgGlig aus.
gear6etet, ~bein0ers Die Gr96bung nit Der groBen geronoa on Der Settle
unO born. @roBe: 81 SUB brett unO As SUB tif, ~aasihieBlub Der
@eron0o. @oaer &eqer unter Dem 9an5en Snie 72 SUB bod, eTter
6od 8 Sub 6 8dq bod uo Der 8pehe StOf 8 SUB. GotetAe ooer
pdBe eide fin Die S~aupratmte 0es ernn StofS. Die Slide Spete-
TANNER uno Der 8nete 9tod nit 8trte+So8perf un6 SuBb0oea Sub.
booen aus efngeiebter peiBer eide I'M erfen Stod. 9aatofen $4,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-29
FULTON AND MORRIS
TO BATTLE WEDNESDAY
Fight Il Shifted Ahead When Leon
ard Is Unable To FIJI
Date.

international News Service:
NEW YORK, March 29.-Fred
Fulton, who appears TO be Jess Will
lards leading rival, and Carl Nor
ris. the Oklahoma heavyweight, will
meet at the Manhattan Sporting
club next Wednesday night The
boxers were matched some time ago
to battle at that club on April 10,
hut the indefinite pOstponement Of
the Benny Leonard Freddie Welsh
encounter left the fourth an open
date
Billy Gibson, Leonard's manager.
notified the Manhattan s. c. officials
yesterday that Leonard's physician
had declared the boxers illness TO
be a well defined case Of the grip.
He refused TO permit Leonardo
leaving his bed for at least another
week. In view Of that fact, il was
deemed advisable to postpone in
definitely LeOnard's meeting with
the champion.
The Manhattan s. c. got into
touch with Fulton and Morris and
obtained the consent of both 10 the
advancing Of the date of their bout.
Both Fulton and Morris are in
shape and could go on even tomor-
row night
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-29
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Rudy Cheeks-Sparkling Eyes
Most Women Can Have
Says DR.. Edwards, a weIl-Known
Ohio Physician

DR.. F. NJ. Edwards for II years
treated scores of women for liver and
bowel ailments. During these years he
gave to his patients prescription made
OF few well-known vegetable ingredi-
ents mixed with olive oil, naming them
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets, you wiz
know them by their olive color.
These tablets are wonder-workers a
the liver and bowels, which cause a
normal action, carrying off the waste
and poisonous matter in ones system.
II you have a pale face, sallow look,
dull eyes, pimples. coated tongue, head
aches, listless, no-good feeling. all out
of sorts, inactive bowels, you take one
of DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets nightly
for time and note the pleasing results.
Thousands of women as well as men
take DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the
successful substitute for calornel-now
and then just TO keep in the pink of
condition, l0c and 2Sc per box.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-29
AT THE ORPHEUM.

TheatergOers of a generation ago
are familiar with the name Of ]. c..
Lewis, a we'll known star of the
speaking stage, having appeared for
many years in the title role of Isl
Plunkard." His seven year old son,
Master ]. C. Lewis, is featured at
the Orpheum on the new bill today
in a comedy sketch, "Billy's Santa
Claus" The senior member of the
family as we'll as three brothers and
sisters are also in the act Sharing
equal honOrs on the same bill is the
jubilee of songs and dances pre-
sented by Hoyt's Minstrels. The
gorgeous costumes. the smiling in
terlOcutOr and the clever end-men
make this act one of unusual merit
Dickinson and DEACON, musical
comedy favorites recently appearing
with the Candy Shop" offer up-to-
date song numbers in pleasing
manner. John Ceiger, the man with
the talking violin, and Richard Wal
" and company of jugglers, make up
the bill.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-29
Marguerite and Her Mother
Are Against Taking Medicine
North Vernon Lady Uses Eek
.ternaT' Treatment for Colds
Bronchitis-Catarrh.

The photograph shown here is
pretty little Miss Marguerite More,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. More.
OF North Vernon. Ind. Miss Mar
garette doesn't like TO take nauseous
medicine for her colds, but the
soothing medicated vapors that are
combined in Vick's NapORub Salve
delight her and are an assurance Of
4 pleasant nights sleep. Her moth
er writes
MY little daughter always calls
for VapoRub when she has a Sc
we're cold BY using NapoRub
freely myself 1 am entirely cured
OF chronic bronchitis and catarrh,
after suffering from both until l
had decided that there was no
cure for me. I have not had an
attack during the last year and a
half"
Vick's VapoRub Salve. the inven-
ton OF a North Corolina druggist, is
universally used throughout the
South for all forms OF cold troubles.
Applied over the throat and chest
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-29
THEATERS
AT THE AUDITORIUM.

Mabel Taliaferro is today's special
feature at the Auditorium where
she is appearing in her latest pro-
duction, The Barricade". In this
picture the star plays the part of a
society girl which gives her oppor-
tunity for lavish display of beautiful
gowns. The girl lnarries a million
aire broker only to be revenged,
thinking he has caused the financial
ruin of her father. She determines
10 ruin him in the same way and
she really succeeds, only to find that
she has been mistaken and to realize
his nobility Of character Miss
Taliaferro is supported by an eX-
ceptionally good cast which includes
Clifford Bruce, Frank Currier,
Robert Rendel and other well
known screen favorites. On the same
bill are Francis Bushman and Bev
erly Bayne in their entertaining SER
ial, The Great Secret, which is
one of the best continued pictures
ever shown here. The most popular
comedian appearing before the
camera is Marie Dressler. who will
be seen tomorrow in her latest
screen venture called. "Tillie Wakes
comedian, has the second role TO
Miss Dressler and appears with her
during her mad spree after dis
covering her husbands faithless-
ness
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-29
EMOTIONAL DOMESTIC
DRAMA AT LASALLE.

"A Man and a Woman" is the title
of today's picture at the Lasalle. in
stead of Pride and the Devil, as
advertised. The story deals with
the marriage of a poor and dis
couraged law student to the daugh-
ter Of a wealthy family, in order 10
save the girl from disgrace. There
isn't any love TO start with and there
are countless misunderstanding, for
which a false friend is mainly re-
sponsible Edith Hallor plays the
girl. and while she IS new TO the
screen, her stunning brunette beauty
and splendid emotional acting will
make her a favorite. Leslie Austen
is the young chap who takes a
chance at matrimOny instead OF
committing suicide. There are many
dramatic scenes, all well handled.
There are political parades and
zlimpses of Pres't Wilson speech
making that were not taken for this
particular picture, but fit in well.
Fridays feature is Marjorie Ram
beau in Motherhood" with an
extra show at I p. m. exclusively for
the little folks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-29
PLAYERS AGAIN
co WITHOUT CAME
Third Successive Day Goes
by Without Regular Base ,
ball Game at School.

For the third successive day as
pirants for pla ses on the Notre
Dame yarsit. nine were drilled
without being allowed to stage a
combat yesterday.
Despite the fact that he did not
put his charges through a regular
game Coach Harper gave the in
flelders. OutGelders and battery man
a hard workout The practice ses-
sion began with fungo hitting TO the
outfelders. followed by batting prac-
tice and infeld drill. Chief Myer
was not out in a uniform but Har-
per made his other infielders hit a
hard pace Both Wolf and Corcoran
worked out at shortstop while Spald-
ing and SiOberg divided up the sec
ond Easing. Sioberg joined the squad
tbs week after a layon of several
days because Of a severe attack OF
infiammatory rheumatism. He is re-
covering from the effects OF the
sickness. but he Is not yet able 20
hit his regular speed
Dave Philbin bore the brunt of
the catching during the workout.
Philbin is constantly improving In
the backstOp position and fans ex-
pect 10 see the big lad from the
coast give Allison and Andres hard
fight for the regular job.
The Notre Dame schedule opens
a week from next Tuesday when st.
Viator's plays here. Coach Harper
will drill his men constantly in an
effort 10 have them in tiptop shape
for the opening contest
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-29
COMLSKEY SEES REMNANT
Claims Injuries Only Thing That
Can Stop Sox.

International News Service:
CHICAGO, March 29.-Here IS
the first pennant prediction of the
season. Charles Comiskey, presi-
dent of the White Sox, is the
prophet. He says:
Unless we get a setback from in
juries early in the season the White
Sox ought to be out in front within
q month and once there they ought
TO finish on top of the heap. 1t will
be no easy task landing the flag this
year because all of the American
league clubs seem stronger, but [
believe the SOx are strongest Of the
lot. When 1 bough Chick Gandil
for first base IL rounded out our in
field and plugged up a hole that was
much in evidence last year. That is
why / say watch out for the White
Sox."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-29
New Way to Remove
Hairs Creates Sensation
actually Takes Out the ROots.)

What beauty specialists regard as one
OF the most important discoveries in re-
cent years Is the phelactine method of re-
moving superfuouS hair. Its great adj
vantage. OF course lies in the fact that 1t
actually removes the hair roots. Ii does
this easily. instantly. harmleSSly. Suf-
fererS from the afflictiOn named need no
longer despair. The actual hair-rOOts
come out before your very eyes. leaving
the skin as smooth and hairless as a
babes
Because II Offers such complete relief,
stick Of phelactine Is the most mex
pensive thing a woman can buy for the
removal Of hair grOwths. For the same
reason druggists do not hesitate to sell
IL under mOney-back guarantee. You
cal use IL with entries safety II is so
harmless one could even eat IL without
any I'll effect.-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-29
A Priceless Treasure

is your health. II any one should
offer you thousand dollars to
part with good health-wOuld you
take IL: Yr are you not wifully
throwing it away and getting moth
ing whatever in return for 10?
Have you ever watched a little
child playing in the sand? How II
lifts up its tiny hands full OF sand
and lets IL slowly run through its
fingers. Soon Il has all slipped
away.
Isn't that the way the very thing
you are doing with your health
Just letting IL slip away from you.
th0ughtlessly. carelesSly, almost in
differently
A few years ago what were you?
Strong. hale. hearty. vigorous.
Today what are your
Just compare the man 20 today
with the man Of yesterday.
That priceless treasure. health. Is
slipping through your fingers
Soon IL will be GOne-if you do
not stop now IL may he gone for
ever. beyond recall. beyond the help
OF any human agency.
How 10 happened matters little
now. OverwOrk- Drink Women
late hours-it matters lot IL is
slipping away from yOu-''ebbs the
crimson life blood fast"
II NAV not he too late ? can not
tell until 7 see yOu. A consultation
may mean the saving Of your life
! no longer say what - can do"
but what II HAVE DONE" I have
helped thousands OF men in all
walks 81 life % arise % their very
bpSt-WhV not Won