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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-22
VALUE Of SAVINGS
BECOMES APPARENT
oas u Crest Lessons ~ Hzr ts That
- National I'D lHsIvduzl ThFITl
hssz Rapidly Growing

Nov thzt The asw 1sFmzz sosarx-
asHI AAs accepted - inssIlabls. ana
has officially signed IAs peace Isrms
dictated b the allies and he eoun-
trisz associated 18th han. tAs EFsat.
SIT nd most disastrous Va thai sSer
seoar1sd Re woFld i sadea=
For nearly r. yszrz ths sorld has
been topsT.inrTx TIE things hat
zsrs needed yesterday ar 20 longer
required. aAd ne activities . The
ErezI var Embellishments aad naHi.
tioa plants are sslaz Diverted = The
manufacture o. implements q rzaos
There masl Hsz b : res6IusIasnt
ooTarnmsata Ut haxa thought u bill.
lloaz and spent saozzY VII . IzYi,h
hAaa. mus rstrsneh nd thIak i nil.
lioaz and sTsH HmAIlsf amounts. and
nuzI gaia : ne perspective.
Viewed n tn retrospect the part
played b. America i he Ersat zoTld
var : on Of IL mozl glorious chap.
ter = history. Aaa y III making Of
this brilliant history ne pisls AMER.
ear eitiEsa played = stellar role The
mountaizz 81 mnniIIoas. Re equip.
neal for re millions ef soldiers. the
great shIpz TIT carried the men
ACROSS III oessz. could not aavs bssn
provided I'd neI tn common psnpis
Of America proYidsd he money
Maeh o this moasY W obtained
through IL ssls Of Liberty bonds
and Mar Savings an Thrift Stamps
Thiz great volume d nonax h not
besz wasted. FIrst ! brought psEnz,
neat peace 10 ths world. an nov that
real peace : hars. ever cen thaI sas
30 Invested VII come bseE to hose
vino aided thsIr government. "a II
viii coma back nth interest
mi W thai i noa happily sadsd
has taught The psopis he value o sav.
lnE. Thsy saat inIo lEs SAVING
game as much through patriotism a
anything Else. mt new TIL thsY are
resDlng tn returns. I'D Sc hat that
the lid 18th : patriotic motive = :
rezI foundation for future fortune
they have gained nv confidence n
Their country. nd thsy VII eenIlaus
20 by the securities ne Treasury De
parImsnt offers. and Hiil make the
country MANIFOLD mere prosperous
than II would have been nd no the
var Iastlllsd tn lesson thai ill 1--we
Invaluable n fzlars ysArs.
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Assignee Of Assignee o.
Mortgages Sale
Desirable Lot of Land
AT GREEsM0usT. CARROLL 1OUN.
TY. MARYLAND.

II virtue of he power q sale con.
tained In the mortgage II Victoria
ShaIIar and Joshua shaffeT. he hus.
band. montgagoHa, % : certain cHariez
w. shafIer. hearing date Fehrnar.
25th. 1907. and Of record among tn
keal Estate Mortgage Records O
Carroll County IN LIber ]. II. i. No
SO. folio = etc. which sad mortgage
has been duly assigned Of record
unto the undersigned. and default
having occurred in he payment O
the said mortgage indebtedness am
the interesting accruIng thereon. ths
undersigned vii sell at public sale
on he premises. on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 18Th. 1919
at TO o'clock p. m. all hat Ioi OF
purcell OF land situate in 0reenmonnt
Carroll county. IN The State OF nary.
land. lying along the Baltimore and
Hanover Pike. and also along the
County road leading TO 0reenmount
containing
30 sQuInE PERCuES OP LAND,
more or less, and being the same To-
or parcel Of land conveyed unto th1
said Victoria shafIer b. deed O.
Alexander Fowble and others, bearing
date April 18th. 1882, aud recorded
among the Land Records Of Carroll
County n iher .. r. e. No. a
folio 604 etc.
This property is improved b .
21k STORY FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE.
OF sIx rooms and large cellar. meal
house. e0Tn-erID, chicken house. hoe
pen. stable with loft. wagon shed
and the usual oulbuildIngs. Thif
property adjoina the property Of the
United Brethren Church, md Is abouI
I'VE minutes walk from The Railroad
Station at Greenmounl
TERMS OF SALE: third Ct
the purchase money m the day OF
sale Or On the ratification n the sale
by the Circuit Court for Carroll
County. md the residue thereof In
six and twelve months from the day
Of sale, o. all eash 1T the option OF
the purchaser or purchasers. The
credit payments to Be secured b the
notes OF the purchaser or purchasers,
with approved security and bearing
interest from Tie day Of sale.
FREDERICK v. nEINHEIMER,
Assignee of Assignee of Mortgage.
Bond & Parke. Solicitors.
Jno. y. Reayer. Auct.
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SALE
Il ~ :
VALUABLE FARM
NEAR W00DBIsE, CARROLL O0UN.
y, MARYLAND.

B. virtue of : decree Of the Circuit
Court for Carroll County. sitting as
Court O Equity, and passed N .
cause therein depending. wherein
Amanda L. Porter Is plaintiff and Ma
than +. Porter and others are de-
PENDANTS. the undersigned Trustees
viii sell II public sale on the prem
ises at two O'Clock. ,. m. on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1919,
all that desirable farm containing
s. ACRES AND : R00DS OF LAND,
more or less, situated about ~ miles
from Woo1bine, in Carroll County.
Maryland. On the public road leading
from the Harrison Road to Flemlng's
MIL. at Newport; and adjoining the
lands OF Walter Wolbert. Howard
Harrison and others.
This property is improved BY .
good
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
of "a stories. barn and stable. meat
house and other necessary outbniid-
ings. and there Is q tenant house on
the place There IL : good well OF
water at the house and the farm
except due proportion o meadow
land and woods. IN under cultivation
with apple orchard and other fruit on
the premises This property II {
very attractive one 10 those desiring
! n farm and Il within a convenient
distance from churches. schools
stores and railroad.
Terms Of Sale as prescribed , the
| CourI. -4Uue-thIr Of the purchase
money to bs paid by the purchaser OF
purchasers 10 the Trustees On tbs
day IF sale, OF upon the ratification
thereof b. the Court: and the resi-.
due IN to equal payments o. ons
and Two years. or All cash IT the op.
ton of the purchaser or purchasers
The credit payments 70 be secured b
The notes 81 the purchaser OF pur
ohazsrs. With security II b ap
IproYed OF by taa Trustees.
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For Sale

Wei located. 20 aere farm. me
rolling land. stream Watered pasture
timber. fruit and hns water, Kood
Ien-room brick house. ample out
buildings. Quick sale $500. Easy
terms. possession at once. including
IL tie growing crops. stock nd
equipment. IS acres corn. potatoes
tomatoes, my, straw. ETC.. team OF
me horses new wagon AM harness
! Coz. Hhoats. 125 chickens. all
farm Ioola. etc.
Also have a good 10 acre farm
Heli located. cod buildings, me
fruit. water and timber. price 81 100
including III saved and growing
crops. immediate possession.
Wei located : acre place brick
house. good land. price $1,000.
For full descriptions OF these md
many more farm bargains call. see
or write Edward w. Case. I'll LAST
Main It., Westminster. I'D. Phone 70
aug =, II
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]
Miss Annie Warner, o. Washing
ton. Is spending two weeks with her
sister. Mrs. Walter :. Ford, Ford'a
Inn.
Sgt. and Mrs. James L. Sloner.
Baltimore are spending their vacation
with Mr.. Stonerss parents. Mr. and Mrs.
James Il. stoner. Pennsylvania
ayensu.
Calvin Unger has sold his valuable
property along the Westminster road
TO Clair Hoffheims who will Move to
the same.
Mrs. Lloyd ship1ey and children,
Catherine and Charles. Of York, Pa.
visited relatives and friends IN this
city this week.
The Carroll County Convention OF
the ". c. T. q. will be held at E.Inks-
burg Methodist Protestant church
/ Thursday. September IS.
Miss Evelyn Stoner, Littiestown,
Pa. has returned after spending :
week with her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs James NJ. Stoner. Pennsylvania
avenue.
Helen stauifer. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles stauffer. 81 Hanover
Pa. died Saturday md vas buried
Monday It Mountain vieH cemetery
at Harvey.
Johns Hopkins University Il run.
ming an advertisement In this Issue
concerning the Entrance Examina.
tlon and State Scholarships IN ths
Department of Engineering.
Mrs. Lula MancheY and niece. Mis-
Louise Linan, Of Richmond. Va. hayt
returned after spending three week.
with Mr.. George WaHehsim and
Mr.. George Therit Manchester.
. Z like 10 see the flames" vs. tai
excuse IN court Of Charles Gtnosese
a cleaner In the Ne. Grand Hotsi
New YoTE. after he had admlttes
starting four firea. doing $3.50
damages IN The hotel.
The Patapseo Methodist Proiestan
church ill hold IL annual pinui
August s1th. afternoon and might
There vii aIHo be : program pre-
! pared for the occasion and amuse
menIs for the children EgerYbod
IL Invited TO attend
Mr. + o. NeanI has purchase
from our marble ard granite dealer
. Joseph I. Matthias. East Main street
J one OF his latest granite designs
: monuments 10 be placed N ths finn
lily burial lot n Hangh'a cemetery
near Detour for his parents.
L il nefreHhinE - read thiz tier
of news The I. : Government ha
: sold "a millions of pounds of anEa
10 tie Equalization Hoard. which wi
; distribute IL 10 tie dealsrH tn
} Board sayH there Il IN abundance 6
sugar In The country. ana thai Their
IL 10 nerd q boarding
: Charles z. Eyler. Of NestmInstsI
and William Aarahel, Of MaTcu
E Hook. p. two promising young me
who recently returned from France
have opened ; blacksmith Hh1u
: NeK Windsor md re doing goo
? business TheY are liked FerF mue
! ~ Ill Hnd loakB fnr calIa from d
? desiring anything done along thei
: line Of business
E Farmers ars complaining abol
having chickens weighing I've nonnd
or more run over ~ automobile
Z along tn ueH maaadamIzed rnal
2 A re ave warming 0nen hsfoFi
: wien The road il completed. haite
.skeep your dog. cstz and chickens :
: a KHfe distance. = motorists. q
peeIally pleasure seekers. do nj ae
: chickens along the highway aHd d
: not mind the slight Jar caused b
: going over "A ANAL animal
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House and Lot For Sale !

s rom house Nth bath. heat md
as Il good condition md now being
painted: 17g fool lot. 10 feet front
APPLY 3 LIBERTY STREET.
ing =. b Westminster. ID.
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WANTED.


WAETED--Ambstions man or Hom-
an n country Department store,
good salary and an interest In the
business i satisfactory. Write for
particulars. care of =. s. Democratic
Advocate ONCE. Westminster, Nd.
Aug 22-2t
WANTHD-A settled white woman
cook for : family Of 10 persons;
good wages: no upstairs work; plenty
Of time OF. Apply at this ONCE.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-22
Cheer Up! The
Embargo Clouds
Are Lifting.

The embargoes placed by nc rail-
roads on account of strikes. VII be
lifted this week probably. and coal
viii b shipped from ne mines again.
That will help.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-22
SMITH s REIFSNlDER
AN OPPORTUNITY

AM male reader OF his paper. Who
desires 10 make from $50 10 80 a
week for tho next en- o twelve
weeks in a aIraighI-out business
proposition. write at once u
= c. mILHuRN.
lis Madison Avenue.
aug 22-3tf Baltimore, Id.
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Little, But Oh =! (The
Smaller Sizes Of N
thraciIe Coal)

Ca Cal h come to De big ne
TOR II the coaI business already.
I'D yon ever try i 10 help out with
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Patience and Perseverance
vii Help YOu to
Get Your Coal.

We are getting GOA every week but
not nearly as fast p We should, to
meet the demands. We vii do our
best for every customer we have.
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ss.IceTo Creditors.

Nozice Il hereby given u the
creditors d Air Ann Porter. deesas-
ed. % flIe thIer claims. With the
vouchers thereof. with aha CLERK OF
the Circuit CouTt for Carroll County.
Ia Equity. within To months from
the 18th day Of September. 1879.
FRANCIS ZEAL pAREg.
auf y. STEELE.
Trustees.
AuE z2-u
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-22
FoR STATES ATTORNEY

I hereby announce M candidacy
for States Attorney for Carroll coun-
ty On the Democratic ticket and ask
the support OF all the Democrats at
the coming Primary Election IN
September
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HrSaa!

/ year old cot. also SOW and 3
pigs. Apply =
Samuel Miller.
aug 22.1t Washington Pike.
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Small FARM FOR SALE

II acres, of which ara in meadow
and n woodland. located IN 1ne
HarthoI1w Road between Cit and
EIdersburg.
EuuARD KNIUFF.
/ D. syEesvIlIe. -.
A. 22zzI
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FRANCIS NEAL PAREg,
GUY y. STEELE,

Bond a parke. Solicitors.
=. :. Crawford AueIIoneeT
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our Advertisements Brlnr Results.
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- TATE BOARD o. HEALTH M
y sISTS UPON BEING FUR
NIsHED WITH PLANS And SPECI.
FTCITTONs o : SEWERAGE
SYSTEM FOR WESTMINSTER.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-22

Calvin Unger has sold his valuable
property along the Westminster road
to Clair Hoffheims who viii Move td
the same
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-22

Sgt. and Mrs. James L. sloner.
Baltimore are spending their vacation
with Mr.. Stoner.s parents. Mr. and Mrs.
James n stoner. Pennsylvania
ayeuau.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-22

Miss Annie Warner, o. Washing
ton. Is spending two weeks with her
sister, Mrs. Walter = Ford, Ford'a
Inn.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-22

Mrs Lloyd ship1ey and children
Catherine and Charles. Of York, Pa.
visited relatives and friends IN this
city this week.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-22

hrs. Lille Sharp. of Silver Run
Mrs. John Sharp and Mr.. and Mr..
Geo Bolster and daughter, Of BalfI-
more, arc visitors of Mr., Henry
Sharp, George street
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-22

John w. Ecker of near Sans
Greek. has purchased IF GhaB 7.
Repp the home formerly owned ~
the late Mrs. Hannah Haer IN New
Windsor. for $4,000.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-22

Just how the Government Is going
To force all prices back 10 normal re
do not know But 1t should be
done-must be done-if the future Of
The country Is not TO be menaeed.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-22

Misses Grace and Mary Gunther.
Baltimore are visiting their sister.
Mrs. Jesse Chrest, Pennsylvania
avenue.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Beaver. .Har-
risburg Pa. are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. john Autz, East Main street
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-22

Chicken thieves broke into Martin
TaYis' chicken roost al Cleveland and
departed with two bull pups IN pur'
suit
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-22

The Carroll County Convention Of
the ". C. 7. q. will be held at FInks-
burg Methodist Protestant church
Thursday. September IS.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-22

mr. and Mrs. NJ T. Yeiser returned
TO their home in this city Sunday
after spending lasI week with theIr
daughter. Miss Derma NJ. Yeisaf.
Washington, d. c.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-22

81 Emily Herr. Mrs. Harf,
KINNEY and son. Henry. East Man
street are spending a week At A
bur Park, !. J.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-22

Miss Evelyn Stoner, Littleslown,
Pa. has returned after spending :
week with her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. James NJ. Stoner, Pennsylvania
avenue.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-22

Mrs. Nalauehton Myers and daueh-
ter. Miss Margaret. q baltimore.
have returned after visiting relatives
at Pleasant Valley.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-22

Miss Roberta Brake and Mrs..
Samuel Small. of Ghambersburg. p,
we're weeks end guests Of Miss Ylo-
lei NJ Turtle. this city.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-22

One week from today the chautau-
qua will be here.
Mrs. Ivan L. Hon and family. East
Main street have gone to Pen Mar for
10 days
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-22

Miss Elizabeth ziegler. York, "a.
IL visiting her cousin. Miss Marjorie
YIngling. Pennsylvania avenue,
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4 MmtinE.o OF
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The body Of Charles Won HoiIea
Kalkmann, Of New YORK. Who died
Sunday was brought 10 syEesulls
anu inferred IN Springfield cemetery.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-22

Aaron BixIer, New Windsor. h
sold his 200 acre farm N Wakefield
Valley to Geo EARLY, Of Virginia
for $4,000.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-22

Mrs Bert Bankert and daughter
OF Baltimore. and Mr.. Jonas Hankeft
Hanover. Pa. spent several days tn
week visiting relatives in this eIty
and county.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-22

Just because his wife, Annette,
locked him up. threw china and fiat
irons At him. and made him late %
work, Benjamin Steigman. New York
hIgn-school teacher, asks a divorce.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-02-07

Next Wednesday, February 18th, is
Lincoln's birthday and legal holiday
All banks in the village will be closed
for the day.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-02-07

1t seems just little strange to see
dust flying in February, but it is a
fact just the same.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-28

ones ignorance OF the power or sin
Now, l hold this. that no man or
woman has the right to trifie with
sin, however strong you may con-
slider yourself, however strong you
may have been. However strong
you are, so make up your mind 10
that
There is no use fooling. You
know that disease is stronger than
you; that's the reason you sent for
the doctor to bring his skill to
bear that the medicine you take
will drive out the germs of disease.
That's why some of US have TO die
disease is stronger than we. That's
why some of US have to die, dis
ease is stronger than we. That's
why fire eats your house. 1t is
stronger than the material out of
which it is made. Strychnine, will
kill you.
And then sins presume upon the
grace OF God. Now, the grace of
God can do wonderful things. When
L look at the sinners that are re-
generated, the drunkards made So
Der, the thieves to steal no more
OAA AAO . ~ PAo OAAg -
is marvellous what the grace of
God can do. But some people pre-
sumo upon the grace Of a God too
much, but l will allow no man or
woman on earth to go beyond me in
proclaiming and declaring the grace
of God to a sin-cursed world.
If we sin it will leave it's mark,
that even forgiven, cannot be
marked out. While God will for
give you, sin will leave its mark
that forgiveness doesn't touch. You
can't take away the fact that you
did that, although God will take
away the guilt and God looks at you
as though you never had done It. 1t
leaves the mark upon your charac-
ter. No matter what you imagine
sin to be, it is something you can't
trifie with.
Sin Presumes.
A friend of mine used to meet
and pray with a great many men
that had been redeemed from all
sorts and kinds of sin, gamblers,
drunkards, thieves, thugs and all.
Whenever they'd sin, of course,
they'd always pray and go back
again to God. Many of them weak
ened and stumbled and fell. One
day this friend of mine was going
from one meeting to another with
a man and he said: II could have
wished that / might have been q
drunkard that l might be able to
sympathize with these men VINO
have been, whose appetites assert
themselves and they yield to this
temptation"
And so, sin presumes upon ones
own strength of character. The
greatest thing in this world is not
genius. Some people seem TO think
they have something inherent with
in them that they can develop by
culture or philanthropy to a stage
whereby they can resist it. So they
presume upon their inherent char
acters that that'senough to resist.
Oh. You never can win without
Jesus Christ. Please don't be d
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-28
Trifling With Sin.
"I'LL PRAISE IT AS
LONG AS | LIVE''
Mrs. Upton Restored by Tanlac
After Suffering 30 Years.

I never expected to enjoy such
health again in my life as ! have
since taking Tanlac," said Mrs. n.
J. Upton, who resides at 1145 Os-
born avenue, Springfield, Ill, to a
Tanlac representative a few days
ago. Continuing, Mrs. Upton said:
Il am a pretty old woman, past
Y years of age, and l didn't think
there was anything in the world
that could do me the good Tanlac
has. l have had a poor appetite
for years and was never able to
sleep well. 1 have been terrible
sufferer with rheumatism in my
feet and my arms panied me SO l
would nearly cry. My feet would
swell so badly that for weeks at a
time l could not wear my shoes,
and l was in perfect torment day
and night. I never had a minute
free from pain, and I had been this
way so long that years ago / had
given up all hope of ever being
helped l had spent a small for
tune in the last 80 years for differ
ent kinds of medicines and never
got a penny's worth of good from
any of it.
Not long ago a relative of mine
persuaded me to try Tanlac. and
after suffering for 80 years at last
I began to get relief after taking q
few doses. I had taken but a few
bottles when my appetite was sim
ply fine, something that l had not
had for so long l could hardly be-
lieve it. I ate good meals and be-
gan to get stronger. 1 slept better
than 1 have in years, and my ter
rible rheumatism has left me and
/ have not had an ache or pain
since taking Tanlac. l am in good
health every way and am enjoying
life again. l feel so much young
er than l did l can hardly believe
l am so old as l really am. What
Tanlac has done for me at my age
is wonderful 1 am going to praise
Tanlac as long as 1 live, and if 1
can do any one a good turn by
telling them about it 1 sure will
be glad to do it."
Tanlac is sold in Rock Island by
Bengston's drug store, in Moline
by G. H. Sohrbeck, in SiIvis by J.
W. Dougherty, in Reynolds by John
H. OLeary, and in Port Byron by
o. L. Dailey-(Adv.)