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New-York tribune., 1919-04-09
First Veterans Post
Organized in Boston

pOsTON, April s.--General Clar-
~ cnce r. Edwards Post, No. i, Of
the World War Veterans, was or
ranized at the headquarters of the
Department of the Northeast TODAY.
Nelson P. Clark, of Beverly, was
named as temporary secretary, and it
was announced that the first mem
Der to be admitted was private OF
the 101st Infantry who had been
awarded the Croix dc Guerre and the
Distinguished Service Cross.
A telegram received from Lieuten-
ant Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, who
has been active in organizing the new
society, said that convention would
be held in st. Louis on May s. Post
No. 1 will send delegates.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-09
Rule Aimed at Bondsmen
Federal Attorney in Brooklyn
Wants Ownership Proof

a new rule that promises to prove
stumbling block for bondsmcn was
adopted yesterday by James D. Bell,
acting United State District Attorney
Tor Brooklyn, when he announced that
individuals giving bonds must have
certificate of the last ownership Of
the property
1t viii not be sufficient hereafter
to produce the deed alone.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-09

We fit all fgures-from
the man whose income is
1our or more ciphers, to the
man who figures and
hgures and sighs for the
rest!
The right thing for
everybody at a price that
satisfies the man who
knows the best is cheapest
IN the end.
Clio hin g, furnishings.
hats and shoes.
DO you know we're un-
derwear specialists?
ROGERS PEEr CoArpANy
at 18th st -Four at 34th St
Convenient
o'4au"ay @ Sorrers" Fifth Ave.
a. ''"''e" at 4Ist St.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-09
Also Salads
You Need Them

d these real-frut dainties at this season.
ceds fruit daily. Here you get it in the finest
little cost. Learn what it means to you.
lc offers we make below 1t will introduce
our finest Aavors to you. After that. YOU
will serve Jihy-.Jell in some form at least
three times weekly. And you will know
a new delight.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-09
Who Will Try Our Finest Jiiffffy-Jeu Fl

M lhsTe % are four aavors in which particularly delight
%o are dessert avors Loganbcrry ard Pineapple One is
hFat Aavor for salads One Mint, garnsh ic
This remarkable offer week onv to induce every
nome to try them We making each package worth
20 cents pure aluminium nolds ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-11
TOWN IN BED
AND 50 WEAK
.ady Suffered Terribly for Eight
Weeks But Her Case Showed
Wonderful improvement
After Taking Cardui.

johnson CITY. Tenn Mrs N K
'ooii living near this town. siates
About three ysars sFo I was down IN
I'D terrible and 20 weak
'oaldn'i bsur ihe sight 81 food This
one.i'on coniinued for about eight
resks ! thought ! was 20 ng
dis and knew must 80 some,hlns
do me some goo3 ! had hsri al
~ llfe of Csrdui and the good r,sslti
,b'ained from ~ use So decided
o frv =
After about half bottle ~ Csriui
~ appetite improved then Sas less
'eryons kept Il ~ until 7 had
tken five bottles and such an inn
'rovemcnt' gained fleeh and noW
m The picture % health. due. J be-
1--we. solely 20 the use of Cardal !
m the mother - ten Children and
eel well and strong"
T1rd1 : mild. medicinal fonlc
1r women u has STOOD the most
cvcre o, al tos's-fhe test ~ time.
ay'ng been in usc Tor over forty
wars y Is coprosed of purely veg
table ingredients. which have been
ound 90 help build up ~ vitality.
one up the nerves. aud strengthen
BE- Nomaniy constitution
Try Cardni
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-11

Al warranfs issued up 20 and m
saalng No. q usd A4al 4. 1919
Scnooi District No. 90
All warraEls issued up 10 and IN
luding No 8. issaed Ian l4 lai*
School District Nc. s5
All warrants ssutd o io and in
.lraing 40 r. ssa.t Mafrh ef ilte
School District No. 81
An warrants issl~d un in and in-
audins No. s.nsd April 1si9
Interest etls,ss thirty dlys from
lafe - fhis call
T. "A IEfSMA
'0unty Trtasur,r. l-oEan Copnis. o.
iahonia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-11
DAILY HEALTH TALKS
What Is Ths Cause of 4
Backache?
by DOCTOR CORNELL

packache Is perhaps the mos; common
iilmcnt from which women suffer. Rarely
10 you find anybody irce from it. Some
times the cause i obscure, but Dr. Pierce,
4 Buffalo, ~ Y. high medical authority,
avs the cause Is very often form II
.atarrh that settles in the delcate men-
5rancs of the feminine organs. When
.hcse organs are infamed, the tIrst symp-
.om Is backache, 2oconp panied by bearing
ioxn sensations, weakness, unhealthy dis
.harres. irrog1larity, painful periods, Irri-
.Aiion, headache and : general run-downl
,ondition. Any yofnan IN tbs condition.
: 70 be piticd. hat pity does not c'Ire. 1be
trouble c-lls for DR.. Picrces Favorite
Prescription. which i- separate and dis
tinct medicine for women. Il Is made of
roots and herbs put UP without alcohol or
opiate Of any kind. for DR.. Pierce uses
nothing else IN hrs prescription. favorite
Prescription Is = natural remedy for wo-
men. for the vegetable growths Of which Il
5 made seem to have been intended BY
Nature for that very purpose. Thousands
Of girls and wouen, young and old, have
taken il. and thousands have written
grateful letters 70 Dr. Pierce saynS 4
made them vel In taking Favorst0 Pro
scripsion, j. Is rcAzsuring 70 know that il
GOES straight 20 the cause of the trouble-
There i bat one way TO overcome sickrsss,
and that Is TO Overcome the cause. That
5 precisely what F4vor.te Prescription L
intended TO do.
Send l0c for trial pkg of Tablets
Address Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo. y. Y.
Constructed women. as vel As men. are
advised By DR.. Pserce TO take his Peasant
Pellets. They are ius' sptodsd g oos-
Hvesss. = ..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-11
TEN MILLIONS TO
Be TEDDY FuM0
Three Memorials Now Proposed
BY the Theodore Roosevelt
Association

Sah Lake Cry. AGril l-Tsn ere
my aiisnS from pors lsrd and S~sitiT.
~ho have oeen corfned ~ the xar
prison barracks al Fors Douglas. nesr
fere. s.ass- fh~ tnited S-44ss ana
Germany ard Austria have been a.
~Ar. wsre r. isssed to-day sud placed
On train for their former hunl.s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-11

over s5o0 girls Nsrs E.sced o,
farms last year BY tae Ontario ,can-
zdal labor 1oard
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-11
PERSONAL.
FOR SALE.
PAGE SIX

FOR SALE-Csbbsge sweet potatoes.
iomatoes and shasta daisy plants
go Z. Mansur Phone 7sS.
FOR SALE-Pure bred Barred Rock
eggs for setting Bred for laying.
Mrs. w. d. jenkins. Phone L II l5e,
Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-11
United STATES MISSION
RY ARRESTED BY JAPANESE

Washing on. Arrl ii The state
apartment has b~en advised % he
.rr,ssf 81 R.y EN Miller Mowrv.
r.. byf~rlan miss 0nary. ~ Pcns
sng. Korea. On a charge preferred hy
q. Jas ansse authorities. that b. was
iding and abbsting ihe Koreans in
ependencc prosagandisls.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-11
Why COUGH AiyD
COUGH AND COUGH?
DIR. Kinfs New Discovery
removes the danger of
NEGLECT

Coughing until tie paFchri fhrosi
grow. painful should not be pe-rniiied.
Il shoald be relieved before u gains
hezdNss with q dose Of Dr.. Kings
New Discovery.
The sane with i cold or hrouchisl
attack Niiii0ns have us-t ihis vell-
known remedy for hall ! century
regularly without thought q ehzHEr.
Sod D. druggists since ls6s. An all
irpor-sn' adjunct 70 am fznils
MEDICINE cabinet. eoc ard <i20.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-11
The Burden of Constipation

IS Iisted. comfortably b. positively
When ,oa treat your bowels With Dr.
Kings New Life Piils. The liver gets
buss, digestion improves. the sicsiy.
,sllo~ skIn 10 freed from bile sGei .
bottle iossy-ssn ths day nght- sc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-11
FoR WARRANTS

lFNr' ruel.-A'i N ne naIl, L.ader
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-11

tFfri Publ .Shet tu The Inlig i.sausf
Arll iI. islsl
CALL FOR WARRANTS.
oifce ~ M County rrasurff az isa-
san County. oklahoma
Npfiee Isl hrr,hy glysn flaf there
are HHds lu fAe possession 8. ths
tcluis rF.asny suf.cieut io .ly he
follow .Eg Wafranla
COUNTY GENERAL FUND.
All Sarrauts .ssaed up Co and "a
cl4d.ns $40. -s,i. issued April %. 1918.
Sehcci District Con. 7.
All warrants issued o. 20 and iu-
clld.ns No 81. issued Jan 3. Isle.
sehool ois,rie, Ne. g.
Al warrants ssusd up io and IN
eiuG ng 40 & ISSUED Jan fsfa
senooI D. street Ne. =
Al. Warrants Issuet az fo and in-
Guiding 40. = issued Manch Cos i'.ia
Schccl District Ne. 5.
All wFrranH .ssu-i a. tO and in-
Guiding 40 So issued March :. 1919
School District Ne. 8.
All warrants issued ~ Co and in-
clld.DS No -. issued March Deb. 1919
School Ois,rie, Ne. :.
AN warrants issued up fo ana in-
clad rs 80 ssu.G Feb --. 1878
sehool District No. g.
All warrants iS@n.i up fo aai ,n-
clad ng 40 it. fssu.d March 1919
sonooi District Ne 2.
Al Rarrunts issued up 20 and n
cldine 80 if ,satd March 2s 1910
school District Ne. -
Al Narrarss .ssa . up to and n-
clat.us No RI. ssued Narch re-. 1879
School District Ne. a.
Al warraues .>~aet up fo and in-
Guiding No = sslad April 3. t9i.
school oi-;ris; No 50
Al warrants issued un fo and I'M
cludins No g issued March "a. 1878
sehool District No. y.
AT w4rranfs issued np to and in-
clldHg No -. issued March 81. is'e
sehoci o stric. No. is.
AT warrants 'ss,ri un 90 end 'n-
claAne so -. is le,i Narch -. 1919
School District No. fs
Al warrants issued 90 fo ana in-
clatlnr No g issued MarCh 5 1879
School oistrie; No a.
All warrants Esasd ~ io and in-
Guiding No re-. iesusd March ~. fsla
school, o.strci ne. -
Ai Warranfs .srasd az fo anil ln
clliins No =. s. Eed mlrch - 1919
School 0ls.rie; No. p
All warrants issued up "a and in-
clud.ng No. :. issued Jan 20. 1919
School District ~ %
AT Warrants issued . 20 and m
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-11

FOR SAFE Suss.x Eggs Tor hatch-
-af both red and speckied also
tomato plants - leading sarleiies for
ale i'houe go. 20 " Losan Ave
Is Warner
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-11

Miss frane. lsctkias has ttea
sloner IN Nrs York state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-11

FOR RENT Tao iarse front rooms
modern. -as s--- Fast Oklahoma Ass
Inquire " n Coyle's cffice Phone
80
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-11

FOR RENT Sey,a- nom house. eas
wel. cellar. aarn. good garden spoi
Roy kns,iand
Arizona republican., 1919-02-08

EVERY BUSINESS MAN IN TOWN SHOULD CARRY 4 MEMBERSHIP IN THE LOCAL "" r
Arizona republican., 1919-02-08
SEND FARMERS TO NEAR EAST TO SHOW
 MODERN METHODS

According to information received at state headquarters today, the Amer lcan committee for relief in the Near Last IS sending a commission of 100 skilled farmers with tractors and mod l. ern farming implements to demon- Strate modern farming methods to the "ar-strlcken peoples of Armenia, Syria ana other nations of the Near East. A number of expert agriculturists will also make the trip to study the soil, and to learn what can be done to in crease it's productiveness. One of the many things they will tell these on pressed peoples is the what and why of sub-soil and why it should be brought to the surface once in every so many years.
 Three million Armenians. Jews. Svr- lans, Greeks and other nationalifias have been starved to death during the recent great war, says the committee over 4,Oe0,0OO are now facing starva- tlon- They not only are without food nut they have been deprived Of their all. | ms great constructive work of mak- ing them not only elf-supporting. but oL ,H1odernlzlng their farming methods, @hl greatly help to clean up perhaps 'ne least progressive and worst mis- ruled section of the world.
 It will be seen from this report. says the committee that the commissions work is one, Tot only Of relief. but sf repatriation and reconstruction. Amer Iea entered the great war that the Llshts of small nations may never 2Saln be trampled upou. The noble i'ttIe nations of the Near East have Aept the faith and borna the burden ot massacre when thousands of miles pave Kept from ou1 homes. anu the Ieople or America will respond gener- Glsly' we believe to the up5uildins of these once prosperous and rontaf74SI lands.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-08
Sentence Grows As Man Taifle@
 With the Truth

Joseph Francis Delgado. alias "One Eyed Joe"
 Arrested for violating of Harrison act.
 Lansuishes in jail for months.
 Decides to plead guilty.
 Does so at Tucson.
 JUDGE SAWTELLE: Sixty days in Yavapai jail"
 ONE EYED: 70, judge, my moth CT lives in Phoenix. Send me there, so she can visit me. She is poor" JUDGE SAWTELLE: "Very well. then 50 days in Maricopa. Next!" Yesterday in federal court in JUDGE sAwTELLE: Bring in Delgado."
 MARSHAL DILLON: "Yes, your honor"
 JUDGE sAWTELLE: "Delaado, where does your mother live?"
 ONE EYED: Judge, | lied to you, It isn't mother. It's a sweet heart"
 JUDGE sAWTELLE: Mir. Clerk vacate that Tucson sentence. Make 1t 90 days at Yavapai."
 ONE EYED: But, your honor. we were going to be married" JUDGE SAWTELLE: "You bet ter be careful, Deleado, or you'll talk yourself into six months in Yava- pal"
Arizona republican., 1919-02-08

LoWnsite Improvement company spent Monday in Florence.
 Miss Lola LeBaron is in Phoenix this week attending meeting of the co1nty schtool superintendents from all over the state.
 J. R. Malott an attorney from Globe. IS Tn Florence on legal matters.
 The local draft board reported We'd nesday to the adjutant general that the records of the Pinal county draTt board were crated and ready for shipment
 C. W. Gorham, county treasurer. motored over to Casa Grande Wednes- day' returning Thursday.
 Mrs. Hood is in receipt of letter rom Sergeant David Hood, stating that they had been ordered to be ready to leave for the states in 10 days from January ). Sergeant Hood had had in lluenza which has left him in such q weakened state that he shows an incli- hatlon to tuberculosis.
 Frank Churchill, son of Rev. C. H. Churchill. with his wife, has arrived from Iowa to visit his parents.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-08
WOOL


 BOSTON, Feb. 7-The Commercial Bulletin tomorrow will say:
 The opening sale of the government wool auctions this week was affected Qy the strike of the operatives in Lawrence and prices ruled barely above the government withdrawal limits with withdrawals totalling about 6o per cent. The tone of the second day sale was better. Foreign markets are practically unchanged" months, s150a145; fine eight months $12501.30. Territory: Fine staple. s1.5O@1.52; half blood combing, $14Om142; fine medium clothing, s13Sm1.4O.
 Pulled: Extra. $1.55; A, $1.5O6155. A supers, s125m1.S0.
 Mohair: Domestic best combing. s.70 @.7o; best carding, s.650.7O
Arizona republican., 1919-02-08
TODAY LAST DAY IF MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
 PHOEN|X '. M. |. 4.

Men oI PhoenIN, young and old, will &et thelr last chance today to jain the l' M. C. A., under the reduced rates of the annual membership drive This Wee ka senior membership costs S12: next week and after it costs s15. Other memberships will cost proportionatelv more, after the big campaign ends to- night
 By far the best report of the drive. which began the first of theMeell. was made yesterday, when campaign work CTS gathered at the 'Y' for luncheon Every team made a good showing in the days report, and the indications We're all in favor of an even better re- port today The four teams of high school boys astonished the older work CTS when they reported one of the best showings of the entire campaign.
 The membership drive of the or sanization will end today with a final lunch at noon. All workers in the cam paign are requested to attend the luncheon.
 Notwithstanding yesterdays fine re- port, great deal of work remains to be done today, if the drive is to be made the greatest success possible. The 100 or more drive workers now in the field are confident of their sue cess on this the last day, but it is pointed out that men who contemplate Joining the organization during the year do so now, even if they are not solicited to do so. Everyone knows the benefits the Y. NJ. C. A. has given and will give its members, and by to- Night Phoenix must show how much she appreciates the association.
 EVERY BUSINESS MAN IN TOWN SHOULD CARRY 4 MEMBERSHIP
Arizona republican., 1919-02-08
ASHURST AND HAYDEN WILL GIVE ALI AID
 ID bANKHEAD BILL

At the close of the recent good roads | convention in this city, at the request | Of the convention. telegrams were sent i 10 Arizona's congressional delegation urging their support of the amended Bankhead bill and the following re- Illes have been received from Senator Ashurst and Representative Hayden. and there is every probability that l Senator Ashurst speaks for his col league. Senator Smith.
 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Washington, D. c.
 January 31, 1919. Hon. Dwight B. Heard. President.
 Arizona Good Roads Assn,
 Phoenix, Arizona.
 My Dear MT Heard:
 am just in receipt of your telegram advising me that the Arizona Good Roads Association has endorsed the Bankhead bill, which I presume refers to the federal aid amendments to the post office appropriation bill as re- ported bX Senator Bankhead. These amendments occur on pages 26 to 3y ot the enclosed bill and are justified III the committee report. You will note that If the proposed appropriations are made $3, I67, 7,l94.65 will be allotted to Arizona during the next three years. The House committee on roads has endorsed this legislation and you can count on me to do my very best to see that these federal aid appropria- tions are made
 With best wishes. I am. i
 Yours very truly,
 (Signed) CARL HAYDEN.
 Telegram From MT. Ashurst
 Washington D. C..
 Jan. 31, 1919. Hon. Dwight B. Heard
 Pres, Ariz. Good Roads Assn,
 Phoenix, Arizona
 Telegram received. I will render every possible assistance towards se- curing passage of Bankhead bill
 (Signed) ASHURST. With the passage of this amended Bankhead bill, carrying as it does a government appropriation for good roads for Arizona within the next three years of nearly s4,000. .OO0. 90. the | prospects of actually getting a system of good roads of the class endorsed by the recent Good Roads convention is becoming more and more satisfactory. |
Arizona republican., 1919-02-08
NEWS AND NOTES
 FLORENCE DISTRICT

FLORENCE, Feb. 7.-The rec1,Ia. monthly meeting of the board of super Nisors was held Monday and Tuesday nl this week and the official business of me county transacted. Supervisors C IT, Davis and E. F. Kellner being on Eand Monday morning for this meet ing, as well as F. (. SchHlng, chairman of the board
 A number of Casa Grande folks were Eere Monday and Tuesday, among them being l.. P. Mathew. tusfica Inf +bo peace, Ted Healy j. T. Blair. and N, T Schulze
 C. Powell of the Cotton Ci+,.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-08
| 'CH|EF EXECUT|OVER. ,
 TITLE CONVICTED MAN GIVES EX-COV. HUNT
Chief executioner"

Chief executioner."
 A new title conferred upon ex-Gov- ernor c. w. P. Hunt by William Frank Michaeis, just before Judge Sawtelle yesterday sentenced him to one year In the Maricopa jail
 Mlchaels failed to return his aues- tlonnalre to the proper authorities: in stead, he sent it to Gov. Hunt. Upon ii were written numerous obscene state ments and Michaels was apprehended py the federal authorities.
 The prisoner claims he is the inyen- tor ot wonderful gun that will shoot o,ooO miles, or more and that he had tired to interest Gov. Hunt in it. He said that Gov. Hunt did nothing to en- courage him.
 But why did you write these things on your questionnaire asked Judge Sawtelle.
 T was sore. I guess" Michaels an- sWered. You see. I do not believe in war except by referendum
 But why send it to Gov. Hunt 2"
 Because he was the chief execu- toner of the state" said Michaels. as ne unwittingly and gratutouslv an- pended another title to G. W. P. Hunts long list .
 "One year,"
 PUT. YOUR BOY IN THE BEST CLUB IN ARIZONA BY GIVING HIM A "Y" MEMBERSHIP THIS Wt,E,Ix
Arizona republican., 1919-02-08

It makes no difference what your wants may be you can have them SUD- piled by using and reading The Repub lican Classified Pages-Arizona's Lead ing Advertising Medium.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-08
DEMPSEY SOON TO SIGN
Republican A. p. Leased Wjre1

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Mo. Feb. 1-Jack Dempsey, who will oppose Jess Willard for the heavyweight championship of the world. arrived here today from Salt Lake City and said he would leave tomorrow or the next day for New York to sign the articles of the fight to be held on July 4.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-08

PUT. YOUR BOY IN THE BEST CLUB IN ARIZONA BY GIVING HIM A "Y' MEMBERSHIP THIS WEEK F
Arizona republican., 1919-02-08
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
M ATCH THIS

WATCH THIS
 g. room brick house, close in. Price $260O. Cash $500 and s35 per month Bolin Realty Co, 119 N. Second Ave bs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-07
Grand Opera Resumed
By Associated Press


 New Orleans, December 6.-The New Orleans Grand Opera company to- night resumed at the Athenus it's se- ries of presentations interrupted by the fire whic hThursday morning de- stroyed the old French opera house. "Pai1laSse" and La Navarraise" were sung, many of the artists wearing old carnival costumes donated by members of carnival clubs, the regular ward robes having been burned
 The Angora industry in South Africa is at present worth s5,000,000 per year for it's mohair alone.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-07
CHARLES ANGLIN
 GAINS IS POUND1
Was Almost a Physics Wreck Before Taking Tan.
 lac-F'eels Fine Now

About the luckiest day of my iii was when l began taking Tanlac," sal Charles E. Anglin, of 152 Beale avenu Memphis, Tenn.
 Several years ago." he continues
 while living at Jonesboro. Ark, I Ina such a terrible attack of acute indigestio that I came near playing out My ston ach was in an awful fix and I just Ina to be most careful about my food. ar night long. The medicine I took gave nj even then l suffered nearly every oss My trouble pulled me down in strengt and weight tih I was almost a phvsic; wreck and had to quit work entirel, l couldn't eat or sleep 10 do any goo, and would roll and toss in misery a only temporary relief, and I was 500 as bad off as I was before, if not eve worse.
 My wife advised me to try Tanlac. a we had been reading so much about it. $ I started on it, and a few bottles of tn medicine straightened me out fine. I fact, before I had finished my first bo tie of Tanlac I was eating anything wanted and improved so much that was soon back at work feeling all right. picked up IS pounds in weight and m clothes were getting too tight for m, Tanfack is a wonder, and I don't bt lieve it has an equal in the world"
 Tanlac is sold in Birmingham exclusiv. ly by Eugene Jacobs drug store and Pal ton-Pope Drug Co.-Adv.