The Little River news., 1917-10-31
M 'DAN|EL SAYS HE
 GAINED 8 POUNDS
Well.knOwn Atlanta Man Says He Was in Bad Health Years and
 Only Weighed 107 Lbs.- Now Weighs 14O.

q don't know what was the matter with me but I had been going down hill for three years, and was so run down I was about ready to give up my lob and go to the country and do some thing else
 T fell off in weight until I only weighed 1O7 pounds, and it just begun to look like would waste away to nothing. I was sick at my stomach nearly all the time, and didn't hardly have strength enough to do my work. isometimes my back would ache, and I thought I had kidney trouble. and was always taking kidney pills and other medicines, but they ddn t do me any more good than pouring water on a ducks back.
 Well. one day Mr. Mauldin told me to take Tanlac, and 1 got a bottle and started on it. I hadn't taken moro than half of a bottle until 1 began picking up. 1 began to eat and sleep and felt like working again.
 "I have now taken three bottles and it is the honeat truth when l tell you weigh 40 pounds. Yes, sir, that's 2 fact. and everybody who EnoTs me i wifi tell you the same thing Tanl&e is what did it too and it has done ne more good than everything else I ever took put together.
 This remarkable statement WsB made by l.. H. McDaniel. who lives at 106 South Boulevard, Atlanta. MT. l Mcdaniel has held a responsible posi- ton with the Fulton Bag and Cotton mills for tie past five years, eind i5 well and favorab!y known by hun Gre3s of pcopl5 in that sect on of the city.
 Tanlac can be obtained rom Boyer Drug Store. Ashdown Fore:pa1 Drug Co. Foreman; Winthrop T2us Co, Winthrop; Roy Buad Ogden; ". NJ Sykes. Rich@ond. advt 1t
 Second best embroidered sii,ow cas- e Mrs, Eiaswortay 50e.
 Best oab.oi;erod center piece, Ns,e Eabry. 75c.
 second best center siece }.ra. R. S Harrison zee.
 Pest infan dret; Mrs. Huddlestol.
 E.3t csntoz piece Mrs. skinner, 75c.
 aeconG best center r:eee Ms. i4aL 1ts 50c
 psst child dress. Mrs. Ba&sin $1
 Best gown Annie KinsNo,thy. $.
 Second 5cst gown. Mr.L W E. Kins- worthy 5oc.
 Best .&zy quilt Mra J. J Grimes. l Ogacn. 75c.
 Best guilt 2nv design, Mrs. B. f. Garner. 75o; 2occnd Ms. Hill, soc.
 East go t pillow Mrs. V. o. Sin 75c;; aecond, Mrs. Skinner. soc. Best pin cushion Mrs. Fred Mills 75e Best breakfast cap crochet. Mrs. W. o. Sims; SC ond, Mrs. L. Price, soc.
 Best fancy apron. Mrs. Fred Mills |75c
 Be,t .atting collar Ms. E. Simpson Second best tatting collar, Mrs. .f. S. Harrison, soc.
 Best crochet towel Mrs R. S. Harri- son, 75c
 Second best crochet towel Annie Trustworthy, soc.
 Best pair pillow cases crochet or tatting Mrs Attaway, 75c; second. Mrs Trustworthy soc,
 Best crochet centerpiece, Mrs. ". .. Sims. 75c second Mrs. Skinner, soc.
 Best luncheon set Dorothy Corbet 75c; second, Mrs. Ella Skinner, soc.
 Best t;j9le runner. Mrs, D. r. Holmes 75c; second Mrs. Skinner soc.
 Best baby cap tatting, Mrs R. S Harrison. 75c Best sheet tatting, Mrs NJ. C. Taylor, 15c; second Miss Ruth Mast. soc.
 Juvenile Work. Bc hand painted sofa pillow, Lo rena Hografe, $1. Best calico 4uiit patch work, Thelma iogrefe, $1.
 S@hsoi Work. Bost di8plsy If 1cncol work Wiltoa HisA school $2%9s
 Second, Hicks school, $i Best trsced map Loys Shaw. $Z.50 Best off hand drawn map, Cumnie Telch $2,50.
 pennanship, best specimen, fIat prize. $1.
 Second, Lizzie We!sh, 50c
 Miscellaneous Department. Best collection hand-painted chin.- Gladys NorWood, $1. Second, Mrs. W. l.. Hogrefe, 50c. Best specimen han& painted china