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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
Trustees Auction Sale
Of Valuable Land in
New Kent County,
Virginia, Known as
the James arrish
ract

Acting under deed OF trust from
william p. Richardson and wife duly
recorded In the Office Of the Clerk
OF New Kent Circuit Court, In ID. B.
Circuit Court OF New Kent County
entered on the 23rd day OF March.
1920. in the suits Of ]. A. Reynolds
a. qRihd I Eseeutrix. ct ais and
Mathilde Richardson. I;xecutriN OF
william r. Richardson. deceased, who
sues. etc, VS.. Richardson et ais, de-
fault having been made In the pay
ment of money therein secured and
being so required by the beneficiary.
shall sell by Public Auction in front
OF the. State Ba nj; nj West Point.
SATURDAY, MAY 90. 1920,
AT II a. NJ,
the property described in said deed
of trust. as follows. viz:
First. THAT certain tract OF land
in the County OF New Kent. State
of Virginia. known as the james Par
of land conveyed TO tho said VILLA IN
p. Richardson by s. S. p. Patteson,
Special commissioncr. by deed bear:
in Ing , date MaEsh ~ ,ni 1905 and reeGrded
page lao. The said tract Of land he !.
ing described in said deed as tract
more or less. according to plat and
survey made by o. NJ: Chandler, sur
veyor. which Is recorded as part OF
said deed. The said plat. however,
shows an aren OF 1851 acres.
Second. That certain tract OF land
known rs the John Parrish tract"
which was conveyed TO the said Will
liam II. Richardson by the same deed
as the first mentioned tract and be-
ing in the said County Of New Kent.
State of Virginia. containing 1876
acres, more or less. the metes and
bounds OF which are set forth by the
plat and survey made by o. NJ. Chand-
ler surveyor. which is also attached
to the original deed.
TERMS; For cash as TO so much
or proceeds as may be necessary 20
defray the expense Of executing this
trust ana 70 pay q. note for five thou
sand $4,000 dollars with interest
thereon from October Q. 1916. and any
residue OF said purchase money shall
be payable In equal sums at j and .
years with interest evidenced by ne
gotiablc notes and shall be secured
on said property by deed OF trust or
all cash, at option of purchaser. This
sale is made subject 10 confirmation
cuSe.
T. NEWTON HARRIS. Trustee.
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Legal Notices

ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
Notice is hereby given that The rssSi.r
annual and general meeting OF stockhoid-
ers OF tho Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Company VIII he held at the office Of the
company in the Richmond Terminal Rail-
way Station in the city Of Richmond, Vir-
GINA. on Tuesday. the 18th day OF May
1870, at II O'Clock a. II. The transf.r
books OF ;he company will close wednes-
Will be reopencd on Wednesday. May 10.
1920. at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. III. l.. BORDEN
Secrctary NAV ]. 1890
WE BUY and sell fixtures Of every de-
scription. 1907 y. Cary. Madison 3ls2
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Trustee S Auction Sale
Of Valuable Land in
NewKen County,
Virginia

Acting under deed of trust from
william T.. Richardson and wife. duly
New Kent Circuit Court in Deed
BOOK II, page sec, and under decree
OF tho Circuit Court of New Kent
county entered on the 23d day OF
Reynolds and brother. who sues. etc.
VS.. William p. Richardson's executrix
CT ais. and Mathiide Richardson. ex-
ecuIriS OF William Richardson. de-
son ct ais. default having been made
in the payment of money therein Sc
cured. and being so required by the
beneficiary, i shall sell by public
at West Point Va, on
SATURDAY. MAY %. 1920.
ut 1880 y. NJ.
tho property described In said deed
OF trust. as follows. viz:
AL that certain tract OF land in
Virginia, known as Mil Tract and
being OF the same tract OF land con-
s xeyed to SAID WILLIAM T. Richard;
commissioned. by deed bearing date
March IA. 1905, and recorded in the
clerks office of New Kent County,
Va. in Deed Book No. g.. at page
scribed In said deed as containing
81 acres. more or less. the metes
and bounds OF which are set forth
by the plat and survey made by o.
NJ Chandler. surveyor, which Is re-
corded as part of said deed"
TERMS: For cash as TO so much
OF the proceeds ms may be necessary
70 defray the expenses OF executing
this trust and to pay,a note for two
thousand $4,000 dollars. with In
tcrest from October &, 1916. and any
residue OF said purchase money shall
be payable in equal sums at l and .
years, with interest evidenced by ne
gotiab!e notes. and shall be secured
on said property by deed OF trust,
or all cash. at the option OF the pur-
chaser.
This sale Is made subject to con
firmation by the court in above-men-
toned causes.
T. NEWTON HARRIS.
Trustee.
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rustee Auction Sale

In execution or n certain deed OF
trust, dated September -. 1918. and
recorded in the Clerks Onlcc OF
Henrico Circuit Court In Deed Book
2l2-B. page is5. default having been
in secured. and being SO required by
the beneficiary, ] shall Sell at Public
Auction in front of IIenrico County
Courthouse. on
WEDNESDAY. NAY 10. 1920,
At 1890 p. M..
the property described in said deed as
follows: All that certain tract Of
land In the County OF Henrico. Vir-
gina. about TWO miles east of the
thereon. fronting 3.Gl chains on tho
north side OF tho Charles City Road.
containing live and fifty one hun
dreuths t0'6e? acres. and being the
Meridcw by deed from Caroline
Hitger and husband.
TERMS: Cash ns to EXPENSES OF
executing this trust. any taxes and In
surance that may be due and to nav
two notes duo March "a. 1920, viz:
$zlS.o0 and $500. with interest on
same to day OF sale and credits for
the following notes. secured i'm said
deed. and due at dates named with
out interest, viz: s2l2 and S45. both
due September "a. 1920; s206 and 545.
both due March "a. 1921; &2I5. aus
q; 1922: s23s due September -, =,
1929; ,s227. due March "a. 1928: s22i'
SHe Septembe. -. 1922 .21S. due
"a. 1924. and Sl03. due March "a. 1925.
any residue OF purchase money pay,
able In cash.
JOHN c. EASILY.
TruStao
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats

cENTRAI-For rent. from Juna IS to-.
reS epffiS nm H. to party without child
AMY Furnished house. with use of Kitchen,
Rentfy ana blth, telephone and servants!
hone MadIson i5;f,J, ioca'oh'
ssHEsrIsRFl GtB OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
.tshod four rooms and BATH summer
s.enths or longer. Apply Tuesday or wed.
Gnsdoy, 10 to g, Apartment COG. go 5s',' 81
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rE-EPUONE Randolph and ten .
Times DISPATCH Want Al Tnk-r what
you want she'll help you write u cam
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Houses for Sale 81
BARTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and lot In
barton Heights for sale: four room cot
tage; 5oSi 3b-foot lot: wood and coal house.
chicken house, Can be bought cheap. Cali
Mad!.cn i32t-w.
FAIRMouNT-One ncw G-room house. LOT
honlS i5l9 North Nineteenth Street.
*3.io0. One Groom house on Rogers Street,
lot GoSl3o. $500. No 1888 One Groom
house. No. iJi., for sl,75). Phone Madison
FOL
FOR HOMES or real estate investments.
don't fail TO see Chas. j.. Ruehrmund,
suite IS Allison building. sos - East
FOREST HILL Park: s-rooIn house. large
lot; beautiful shade trees; electric light.
gas and water. Phone Madison 553-J.
three new residences, strictly modern:
september ]. $4,000 to $500; two blocks
1901 Forest Till Ave. Madison 1895.
FOREST HII.I.--Direct from owner. new
house TT old price. Forest I'm Avenue,
Strictly modern. Phone Madison 1ll7-w
for appointment. Keys can be had az
sue Forest Hill Avenue.
house. rooms. large. bssutifu: lawn:
owner leaving city. must sell Posses.
sion can he arranged ~ any time. Cheap:
SGz60. Blackburn 4 Rogers, Inc. Madi-
son lIt1. Mutual Building
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIEDt
DISPLAY CLASSIFIEDt IS
II. d. CHAFFIN & CO.. INC,
Real Estate tAuotionecrs.
Auction Sale
Nice Little Home

Fronting on tho Nine-arile Road and
Thirty-first Street. we Will SELL ats
Public Auction on the premtses on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 1o,s1920,
AT $3.50 p. NJ, -ss sSI
that very large and desirable lot.
tHHl50 feet, with good i7-room
frame house and other improvementa
thereon. The location is good either
as a residence or Investment property,
as the owner has moved from theil
city, bargain may be expected.i
Don't fail to attend sale. q.
TERMS: Liberal and possessioni
within SO days ~
r. b. CHAFF1N G CO.. INC.
Main and Twelfth Streets.
Richmond, Va. --
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

II. b. CHAFFIN &c COMPANY, INC,
Auctioneers.
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II. II. CIIAFFIN & CO.. INC.
Real Estate AuctioncerS.
Richmond. Va.
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Auction Sales 40
Z. +. SCHMIDT & CO. INC.
Auctioneers
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
NOS. tlS AND Az S. HARRISON ST.
Pursuant to tho tcrms Of q certain decd
or trust. dated May IL. 1919. and Recorded
IN Deed Book 2S5.B. page 1875 RIchmond
Ehancery Court default having been ,nade
IN me payment OF certain sums therein
sseSur.u ana being requested by the bene-
Hc!aFy anu noteholder so to do. we shall
sell. at public auction. on the premises MI
go O'Clock p. II.
ON TUESDAY. MAY 18TH. 1890.
Al that certain lot. piece or parce, of
land. with all the improvements thereon.
aesiSnated as Nos AIS and Ar SCUM
hnrrisan street. lying and being in the
city OF Richmond. State ( Virginia. de-
scFioed as follows, to-Wit: Con,myncinr
AZ point on the east line OF Harrison
street, distant one hundred and twenty
I2o) ieet north Of the north line OF Wal
lace street. thence running northwardiy
along tho east line OF Harrison Street and
fronting thereon thirty t3Gi feet thence
back eastwuTdiy from said front and he
tween parallel lines one hundred and
twenty I2o) feet 10 Ii fifteen fI5) foot
TERMS: All cash
GuLiHA w. rrLEEhkE TYLER.
Trustees
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r. d. CHAFFIN s. CO., ING.
Real Estate Auctioneers..i
Richmond, Va. =,
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I. NEWTON HARRIS. Trustee.
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HOME.

want Herm!ss!"n TO cell your city prop
erty. This Is oil want. i. l. don't sell
u, II VIII not cost You ono reat II I do
SCI! II VIII expect the regular city com
y: SS'on Zee. Call o. % re me- H. r.
~.:h!e: N!nin St!cat. Rem .st,t Bldg. or
- MAIDS III I.2i
LIST your farms and city property with
*. v. Whitehurst & Co. ioiI t. Main.
LIST your farms and city prop.rtv for
uu!ct results with Pollard e IA civ
L-ti East Main Street.
LIST your farms and city property for
1903 =. Main ST.
RICHMOND TRUST Co-capitai II ono
900 Real estate department. D. a.
W.. ARE ndvcrtisers and sellers OF farm
property. II YOU have one Yor sale
CIV. Us trial. l.. I. Branch. . North
Nlnth Street. Room ..
WE HAVE several BUYERS for Weyt End
homes List yours with us AT once ~
c Laylor 8 Co. 90 Sorth Ninth Street
YOUR HOUSES
FOR SALE OR FOR RENT
SHtpL!. he LISTED WITH
II Z; +: ID. EBEL.
NORTH NINTH STREET
AUCTiONS-LECeiLS
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Household Goods

ALL new furniture aud furnishings OF -
room nat, party leaving CIT; reason for
selling. sol East Franklin Street, second
apartment
BABY'S SuLKY for sale. Cheap. Is South
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-15
Get a Start On
Your Rheumatism

your system right now while they
are less able to resist effective
treatment.
Until you do cleanse your blood
of the cause of your Rheumatism,
you will remain in the clutches of
the disease, and you will have to
undergo another season of rub
bing with liniments. lotions, etc,
in an endeavor to get relief from
its torturing pains.
Many people have found that
the summer season Is an excellent
time to cleanse the blood of the
impurities which cause their Rheu-
matism, because the germs are
more easily reached while they are
inactive.
One Of the best remedies for
Rheumatism is S.S.S., which is an
excellent blood purifier. and acts
by eliminating from the blood all
impurities. SIS. has been sue
cessfully used in hundreds of cases
of Rheumatism. and perhaps it is
just the treatment that you need.
1t IS sold by all druggists.
Our trained physician will take
pleasure in giving you any desired
information or advice about your
own case, without cost. Write to-
day to Chief Medical Adviser, $50
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta, Go.
ADV.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-15
{. CHICAGO
TAX LEVY
g CENTS

East Chicago's tax levy for the fol-
lowing year was last night set BY the
city council at ninety-two cents on the
hundred dollars, the levy which was
recommended by the city controller.
The budget as recommended by the
finance committee was changed N on
" one item and then passed at S743.-
513.25. The school city levy and bud
set were adopted as originally pro-
posed. the levy being set at twenty
four cents and the budget at SG47.-
595. This makes a total levy for the
city Of S1.66.
The action of the council followed
directly after a public meeting in the
city council chamber at which about
fifty citizens were present to de-
tcrmine how the budget had been ar
rived at and how the money was to
be spent. None made any objections
to the proposed budget with the ex-
ception Of the item for expense OF OPP
Grating the city crematory. The board
OF works ha dasked for an appropria-
ton Of IS. 1000, the finance committee
had recommended a reduction to So
coo and the citizens asked that the
entire $1,000 be allowed il order that
the garbage might be properly dis
Of the council and the change was
made.
The council voiced an objection TO
continually passing appropriation or
dinances ana decided that the bud
get for the following year should be
adequate for all purposes. With this
in mind the council is now prepared
to refuse all appropriation ordinances
unless they have some unusual merits.
When no discussion of the bulge.
was forthcoming at the beginning OF
the meeting J X. Reppa took up each
item of the budget separately, calling
upon the heads Of the departments TO
explain their particular estimates. At
torney 4. H. Sambor reported that the
citizens were willing to pay the cost
Of good government il they received
service. Others recommended that the
police department be increased and a
largr amount be appropriated for that
department.
Although East Chicago's levy OF 81
cents is the highest that has been ad-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-15
HAMMOND
EVANGELIST
ST|RS TOWN

Big Jim" Kramer. the Los Angeles
evangelist who is holding a revival
at the First Baptist church in Ham
mond. pulled some good ones while
delivering his sermon on Are Your
Feet Mates?"
II one Of your pins has a discrep
ancy there is a tendency to develop
lop-sideness. One of those lop-sized
developments he emphasized was SLAM
der.
Look out for those ladies who can
sit in the parlor and lick the trying
pan in the kitchen"
"A certain lady went to a doctor for
treatment. After he had made the
customary canvas of the anatomy for
his diagnosis he told her there was
nothing whatever the matter with
her. She started out. but returned
and said "oh. doctor, you forgot TO
look at my tongue"
why Madam, don't you know that
grass never grows on a race track ?"
Jim said they passed the word
around on him one time that he was
in the habit of Ginning the cashier
in a certain restaurant. 1t developed.
however, that this cashier was Jim's
only sister. for whom he cherished a
great fondness.
The subject OF the sermon for to-
night will be "How's Your Gizard -
AL chickens subject to gizarditis are
urged 70 be present.
He stated that he wanted a big
crowd to hear this treatise on the
gizard. All working together. he pre-
dicted that the people would have to
be turned away by Sunday night.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-15

An Excellent Glue
for wood or paper is made By plac-
ing some tapioca In cold water and
boiling gently to a good paste.
When Peeling Oranges
scald frs. and the skin. including
the thick inner white skin. will come
off with the peel
Gasoline Flames
should not be extlngulshed with
water, as that only spreads them.
Use sand or dust TO put out sucn a
FIRE.
Ii Postage Stamps Become Stuck
Together
Law n thin piece of paper over them
and run an iron over them. They
will come apart and the gum viii not
be affected.
When Enameling Woodwork
keep wiping up the spots Of ename
that drip onto the floor with a silver
knife over the edge of which IS heic
firmly a damp cloth To take th'
paint off tie window pane, use the
same knife covered with a cloth sat
ura+ed with kerosene.
Hot Liquids
may be poured into a glass turnblel
or dich with npunity If sohd sll
yer knife or spoon is first placed Il
the vessel.
Lemon I'd Cream Pie Filling
Is far more delicious if made Will
potato -four instead of cornstarch
Baby's Playthings
should be tied with strings Of VAR
Gus lengths to his high chair. HI
will soon learn to pull them up wheI
tkcy fail, ard save his mother man.
q step.
Let Over Pimentoes
spoil easily. A delicious way b
make use of them is to run then
through a meat chopper with a doZ
en- or more sweet pickles. Thi
makes an economical and quickly
prepared relish
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-15

From authentic information 1t is un-
derstood that young Christopher IS in
hiding in or near Chicago and that he
is with a youth by the name OF Ash
whom il IS said prompted and led
Christopher into taking the money. II
is said that the amount may run into
larger figures as the young teller had
access 10 900 and $4,000 in cash
every day.
The blond young woman in the case
is said to be the daughter of a prom
inent banking official in a nearby city
and the police authorities and private
detective agencies are making every
effort to locate her, as 1t is believed
that she VIII be able 10 lead them TO
Christopher's hiding place.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-15
@ Hints to tbe
}SIz49ouceWite

When Running Curtains on Rods
slip your thimble over the end OF
the rod to keep it from being torn
by the sharp edge of the rod
When Crocheting
on the edge of a centerpiece or hand
kerchief, put a coarse needle IN the
sewing machine without threading
it, take out the bobbin and sew
around the edge. You will have a
line of holes at regular distance
through which you can easily work
your crochet hook.
When Cooking Cabbage
keep a nan of vinegar on the stove
and the house will not be pervadec
with the odor Of the cabbage.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-15

be placed in the new fire station which
has been offered by the General Am
erican Company. $4,000 for sever. fuel
and authorized the board of works
hire teams and teamsters at the pre-
vailing wage instead of limiting them
to 80 a day.
No one appeared for the public meet
Ing at the Mckinley school for dis
cusslon of the school city levy and
budget and the board Immediately ad-
opted the levy and budget as adver-
tised.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-15

If you are unfortunate enough to
contract the effect from poison ivy.
take bath in plenty of bicarbonate
of soda.
A pine lotion also is very good for
such itches and insect bites.
Remember that, if mud las wet as
it may be found in hurry, is ap-
piled Immediately after a bee or
wasp has stung you, the pain VIII
soon stop and swelling be avoided
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-15

IF you have been a victim of
Rheumatism, don't make the mis-
take of thinking that you are at
last free from its clutches. simply
because you have escaped its
pains In summer. The first damp.
cold day of returning winter will
convince you Of your error.
The really wise thing to do IS to
take advantage of the dormant.
inactive condition Of the millions
of tiny disease germs, and en-
deavor to eliminate them from
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-15
IS MISSING
BANK TELLER
IN REGION?

New angles have sprung up in the
case of Steven Christopher. 20 year old
Gary bank teller. who absconde- over
a week ago. taking with him nearly
STA. 900 in cash of the funds OF the
American state bank.
The money was in bills OF small de-
nominations and according to a re-
check of the young bank clerks &C
counts yesterday the amounts totals
close TO $l3500.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-15

opted in the county this year city con-
trolier J. K. Reppa. explained that
last year East Chicago's levy was the
lowest in the county and that by ad-
ding the levies OF the two years East
Chicago was next 10 the lowest. East
Chicago's two year levy amounts TO
$40; Hammonds to s1.33, Gary's to
$3.50, and Writings to Sis.
Following the adoption Of the bud
get and levy the council approprla-
ted sSoS for electrical appliances TO
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-15

Many things may be added to your
preserve and canned vegetable closet
during August Blackberry jam Is
delicious and healthful. Green
grape jam is one OF the incest meat
Accomplishments. Ripe gooseberry
jelly may be made. Homegrown
plums should be canned, ]eliled or
preserved. Do not do any more can
ming than is necessary to conserve
your own garden surplus in August,
not only because of the heat, but be-
cause of the humidity. IT you must
buy beans, corn, etc, to can, do It IN
September.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-15
BOOK AFTER TRIP

Billy Miller. the Gary police depart
ment's congenial day desk sergeant. Is
back on the i1b today after a novel two
weeks outing on an automobile and
fishing trip. He was accompanied by his
family. mother and father. They Travelled
automobile deluxe carrying a complete
camping outfit and according to Billy
had lots of good fishing. enjoyed fine
weather and had the time of their lives
Can hardly wait until we go again next
year" said Billy this morning.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-15
Begin the Proper Treatment Before
the Disease Germs Become
Active.

Suppose you could save your
self much of the torture that
Rheumatism has in store for you
this winter. by taking little pre-
cautionary treatment right now !?
Don't you think you would be wise
IN doing so?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-15

The little pain demons that
often cause Rheumatism lie dor
1aant and inactive in summer,
but when winter approaches
they resume their attacks with
renewed fury.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-15

Take The Times and keep
touch with The whole world.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-10-28
CREENVILLE GIRL
AIDED BY TANLAC
Says She Thinks the World of This
Remedy as Tonic
HAD APPENDICITIS
Miss Shelton Was Troubled Severely
With Nervousness and Near
Breakdown.

Il just think the world of Tanlac
as a general tonic and stomach rem
edy, and l am glad to recommend il"
said Miss Lila Shelton, of No. 6 Saco
street, Greenville. ~ took Tanlac for
generally run down condition and
chronic appendicitis. l had been in
bad health about two years and /
suffered a great deal from indigestion.
Also l was as nervous as l could be.
1 hardly ate anything at all and, in
fact, l ate just like bird, little at
time. l suffered awfully from head
aches, too.
"The Tanlac put me in greatly
improved condition in short time.
l sleep much better than have slept