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Arizona republican., 1920-07-11
Cam pbeU Joins
 Reception For
 M er1cdn Leader
TRepubIIcan A. p. Leased WIrel

LFNcpuUIICaI N Ts -Ss1S~U w
 MORALES, Ark, July 10-GoV- ernor Campbell of Arizona and Governor Borquez of Sonora, the mayors of Tucson, Nogales, Ariz- and NogaIes, Sonora, Colonel E. c. Carnahan, U. s. A., and staff, will hold an official reception tomor- row morning at the international arch in this city in honor of Gen eraI Alvaro Obregon.
 Following the reception a special train will leave for LaCista, 26 miles south of the border, where barbecue will be held. Three hun dred persons, including represent atives of the chamber of com nerce of Tucson, Bisbee, Douglas and the two NogaIes will make the trip, accompanied by an army band
Arizona republican., 1920-07-11
To Meet Cox Monday

PUEBLO, Colo, July 10-Franklin D. Roosevelt, assistant secretary of the navy and Democratic nominee for the vice presidency, spent an hour in Pueblo this afternoon and was taken for an automobile ride over the city by a delegation of newspaper men, who met the train. He was forced to elimi- nate his trip to Denver because of an urgent telegram received from James Cox, his running mate, and left Pueblo for the East at o'clock.
 MT. Roosevelt reiterated his former statements concerning a front porch campaign and declared that he expect ed to return to Colorado on his speak ing tour during the campaign.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-11
GIVES PROBE FREE HAND

MEXICO CITY, July 1O-ProvisionaI President de Ia Huerta today denied that he tried to interfere with the in vestigation into the death of Carranza. He reiterated his previous statements that he would not interfere at this time with the judicial branch of the government and again extended the offer to foreign correspondents to in sestigate Carranza's S death
Arizona republican., 1920-07-11

SPA, July 1O-Taking up again today the question of coal deliveries from Germany, the allied conference, at the request Konsantin Fehrenbach German chancel lor agreed hear Hugo Shines the great coal operator and Otto Hue president of the German Miners National association.
 Dr. Walter Simons, German foreign minister, said at the opening of the session that the did not represent the German government but he thought it advisable to hear two intimately connected with coal produc- ton in Germany
Arizona republican., 1920-07-11

Instead of hunting all over town--you can find it in a few minutes in an advertisement.
 Read the advertise ments every day. They tell you where to shop and what to buy.
 And the best place to shop and the best things to buy.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-11
Poland Ready to Make Peace

A Warsaw dispatch on July 9 said the Polish foreign office had an nounced that the Polish government had forwarded a note to the conference at Spa declaring that Poland was now just as before and always" ready and willing to make peace based upon the principle of self determination of na- tiOnS.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-11
VOTE TO RETAIN
 WAR TIME BONE
 DRY" PROHIBITION

ST. JOHNS. N. B., July 1O.-The province of New Brunswick in a referendum today voted to empower the government to retain tine pres ent ''bone dry" prohibition law passed during the war and against introducing wine and beer licenses.
 The campaign of wet and dry forces. which closed last night, has been bitter
Arizona republican., 1920-07-11
NOU. 15 Flred As Date For First
 Meet Of League
IRepublican A. P. Leased WIrel

IRepubIlcan "A. P. Lcaseu FITeI
 WASHINGTON, July 10-The first meeting of the assembly of the league of nations will be held on November 15 under the call which soon is to be issued by President Wilson.
 While the place for the session had not been selected, it was said at the state department today that this would be announced by the all lied governments. The president is understood to have favored Geneva but most of the allies prefer Brus- seIs.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-11
CHAIR PUsHERs STRIKE

hundred members of the Chair Pushers' union struck today, causing tie-up of the roller chair traffic on the board walk. Two strikers were arrested for disorderly conduct. The men de- manded 90 cents an hour instead of 25 cents.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-11
Y Sau i11 the Paper

where a big business opportunity is open. where some wonderful new musical instrument
 had been invented where the new styles are display. where . ;"
Arizona republican., 1920-07-11
GERMAN AND ALLIED ENVOYS
 CLASH OVER TERMS OF COAL DELIVERIES TO THE FRENCH

Say Military Protocol Signed July Will Only Add to Discomfort and Disorder Claim Mine Production Now at Maxi mum-Say Terms Impossible
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14
some DECISIONS OF SINN
FEIN COURTS LuD|CR0uS
Man Who Stole From Farmer Is
Farrled" and Forced To
Work For Man He Rob
bed; Other Cases

pahlia. Aux tt.- Some ot the dc
Csssons Of sas resoea,iy oFEanized Sina
Fesa courts disregard all gTecc&saf
os court procedare ard rStlecs ui- a
ar tie iraasia4ssaa ct a highly leu-
pertrental race Taey mast resort 90
subte7saees Ia crazinal seztsness ee-
cauae they have 30 PRISONS a-t thelT
siadlngs ia eivl cases sometimes 2se
E0sst uaasmal
A viii case was recsutly tried iu q
district coars. TWO brothers were 'o
operate their tasheFs farm isinsly 2,s-
az bis death unta one & them should
daciae 10 rnMrY shen lt was 10 se IT,
viaed nesween them one os t4s
trosAees became easas1 an3 zain.
tained thar as BE waS ,Ne tg-st ao
ses ~ q new h0sae o. his awp -
should divide The estate 10 sals hl-n-
sslf TIE osSer objected The sinn
Fsan inry decided that the ep@Es8
Inaa should be allowed 10 divide the
farrn aus tina, his brother sAozld h4vs
tAe right so select tbs division he
wanted
A man who stose something from
farmer was sentenced TO wurE %
days for the farmer &ad reslrn TIE
arsicle Ano,har who stole set ct
harlsss was paraded through The VII
laga streets wiea the harness tieal
zeons hirn then takeu To the owncr
and made 10 apologize Is ne returned
the harness
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14
4 aEAL Fson IONIC

"a Is good s7 sn0m t.aG ;Asra IS
'04zg a irlly sftecsive pre aras on
;o- s1e seeit os chose sEas szsf
.r'91a aervclsness weakness. taH et-
te1fs ot 9vsswesE lf care anx
-1t wCrry
i s 12la1 Ps7.srca. ami hss E-a-y
aerA1tages as preparation AZ s-a1
ln Eaae &s does not cause cczsc.r
tl11- -cr ltst-ra ss---aach. h1r
s-lEra ree 1ae-h
tt is real iFu1 torfc. co-tfr .n-
tsc1 SO as CD secwra sha best eta rs
ct s1iS great stralgshszAg. wMh nux
celery. 7eEsin ana other saonauF a,
proved -ozics aud 6jgasr6vas- Taare
ts no extravaEarce. no ovar- stars-
Is-1 n tks claims that ara made F0-
IL There IS no s-a-aoyazcy tn 5.s
Advertising III s prca1cs Oh lbs
loCE established and Eidelw saoxr
e. Hcsi Com any. and tnIs farr Is
e guarantees og its superior wsssa
PeP-iraa is so5t a. aw druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14
Sixth Party Man
Picks Out Flies In Soup

net wazt &ay nsw tangled torsis
5sshes aor ~ T0lsassisa. aor any
mevs wTssarlsn, Aneueaa r..ne
pies n sAssr pnrigg apt sooda -
wsFa aeFh.as maaSeafins - uaat
tay wArt 4 Sos6-neat ef ~
p.egle Psi the cfle ara iss tss
9vop,e wah Eea8i rights IS arl aa8
sreeia. ssTlegas 60 aC~e -tAa, Is
ihs kna ef rcaa hel ana tacF A&
uas we @era ra-st' cr aad is zaoi
tvr car cemrleyta and our waiss
r0s Me sa-t sa aaeos A ees'aes
afu.nisuas,az 'sai w3 gre 10 erar
Aaar.can cslid eaaas s0 sram a.
iue reai4i u'ere. ara s3rliasl nss-
lc2a lr1 wow sshoeA Fye teEess
she as'd aow azd 79sahiy halt
ot ne voters wil -o, te so7 aar
u aAem They wani wAa. iaee
sAnt or au.A.ns
-Ican Marshall
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14
.EsTEDAN CAATU WILL
NEGOTIATE COMPROMISE
II Left Alone To Govern Lower
California He Agrees TO
OMIT After. Next
November

Mexico Cfg Aus "a Estehane Can
IA. governor II Lower California. j.
wiiiias Il asonacn his reAei,aea a.
sAins sha gaxcrnmens il ~ IS per-
mittea II rematn ia csflco ANITA nec
smaer. when be aSrees 70 susrendew
sfffoe il the successful candidate. &c
sortiag 10 adviceS received - TIA
soycrament- Hia pross, 'iticn, i H.
believea. uill not ~ accesed. heSause
u would give aim a chance 70 bene-
II, from she export taxes from the new
eoss1a crop and fron the salon asd
gambling concessions.
C4nta has ae~lstea trying to CON
pel Chinese and japanese 10 toia bis
,orcss. fearing the dssalsaSure ~ ths
United States. R ss stated in reports
The chartered steamer. the Mex
20 aa8 the Mexican saahoat Pro-
sreso, Nrc enrouie fram the east
,aSi Is MAFa,ssa, by way az the PAN
ma csnai permission fer their tran
s throash the waterway having been
'sasnss from the United States
The beats VIII carry the second ex.
petition agaius, Canta from MAa1tlaa
and Will pro- hlv dshark the troops
as EnsenadS-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14
POLLARD l0i
SATURDAY
ADcLPr4 luxor
prsss~cs
ELSIE FERGUSON

NNAl FN%~9~- Wv NfN~~NN
SIZE Was bis sscnrd wife Ard Ai'
hoasa was tilsd with the relatives q
bis first wtta. who hated Der.
y aaTis4A- An o--c2ss IN her OWE
home, she nevertheless. az TIE cust
az her own hsp7snsss, saved Asr Aus.
band from terrible kEow lerlge.
N'has followed makes one az rAs
Creates dramas q modern times
TAts Is rGe central sltwats0l C1
~EEs House In Order. in wAitE u a
Ferguson Is starred Al 4iape2dol
et SIR Avsanr Plnero greatest play
AMI directed hy Hugh Ford is IS q
pl-t1ra OF highest emotional 22d
dramatic Intensity.
Miss Ferguson. as the unhappy
wife. was asvsr given 4 more wos-
aerfRt part tor her talents HurE
Ford nsver bad sGsfecE 50 worldly q
his exec -i9nal talents And tire re-
suig Is oaa ct sAe best FictaFss iH
lnanv months
Featy 81 Comedy and No -secoa3
Aua either
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14
MORE GRIEF ~ SIGHT
FOR NEWSPAPER MN

New York. Aug .4--Mary aeRsgs-
gerS wiil have to suspend paaGe2t. .ea
because e gro3acsion ard ShSrmert
o, print paper. enless the inssFss,2ia
cona aevre cc-tralssiol r-a3itses Is
psiarsty orasss ia AIir.AsiRs coal sAA
wood ears. PAH'sa r. Doags, rrssiasns
vs sAe lnseTuRtAazai Fager sa@rAsy,
declared last 1iEhs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14
SUNDAY ard MONDAY
LEW CODY
T-E su--ERELv VA.


Agl women wlu be Interested ia
eThs Butterfly Man. Lew Gods s
sscun1 Lo1is Cashier rruG1ct9a
which was made for R0hsrtsoz-CClc,
be 4use 81 the fact thst IL is IN *
raisstaiy gawned Ei-turue Nearly El
the sctiOH takes place IN Aiga
s0cletv1 atmosphere and the women
tM tA@ mrysfmettnr headed hv Lnri.sa
Lovely. Lille Leslie and RoSensrF
ThahE. wear many wonderful gcwns-
The picture. the finest IN whtch Lew
Cody has appeared. opens today az
the Pollard Theatre for Z ru1 OF .w0
days.
Miss Lovely plays the psrt CT the
sgctesT girl, whom Cody. In his casr-
actar OF Se5gewtck Blynn. is trying
to -rzrry.
Mss Leslie plays q society masroa,
who is much inteEestsI in .t4s 81
trz4lr Young Euzz Besh have ire
gEsat opportunities for changes sr.d
each ia the co1rxe OF the psctnr1e
wears many Paris models.
IN the roles CT dehat2nts ard oEh1r
girls. In tAe various -prer strata lf
Ssesr-y. are seen ksIs dozen other
ssetrsssss all OF whom zre Beautifully
1stir@1
TNen there fs Rose CotiILcz
! sere and 3 hathfng scene. both o.
E'hach gtve opportunity for tie use
u fetching evening fr0cks and hst1
ag costumes
Dt e0arss the men who care for 4
1919 date attire are not disappcsat- 4
q for Mr. Cody Is one Of fashions /
'arsEons OF the screen
Plenty ct Comedy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14

John MARSHAL a ~ssA party msa~
aas written brochure on E.sgs s1
the soar He wrises gFan aiel-
meai. Virginia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14

The first gostags stamp printed g
Great Britain sgpsased la 1870 z,
v as black IN ccter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14

An ancient ra4r VS. vataet Is
Ptinr al Stee e@&
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14

Su.t Ferris representative
from TIE Sixth Disiric, - 0kls-
hau8. who defeated senator
Thomas r. GORE hy more than
25tF9 vorw n the race ior fhe
Demmrssie domination for Sen
atcr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14
Truly a Super Picture. A Won
derful Production.
NOTICE.

T15s picture raas never rss-
s-sssz ~ oss-1~z Ne are S11~-
srg il a+eaG 1f re easss GATE Ire
prints !-ss srrasec ss1aY t-s-- t-e
ss-1ie. sr= @s break ire sea cf t-ss
1aste- 5irt@re 7c1't miss T. IN
ags star cast EF-.u1g-g E1ss- 7c
aerts. Ize~ Perrin, 3i-s Cg-t-- ings.
No1s= -c-rxcr ard mary mare.
IRE ~t1Ss rssGsstte cr1c -ctarrs cf
= ;rccd,zl r1vr5csns ever s1o~r ~
the screen IN trss weird rvrsarzs of
tire Scys- Seas - IS a ~-o1ce~. 4
&C ere Wcn1erf4t ere ard cess
CT al you are first "a s~s sr s-ls
STATE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-08
ROY SHO RES Il ECTE D
PRESIDENT Of INSU RAN CE
ORGANIZATION TO CONFER
WITH CITY OFF C|AL

The insurance men Of Ardmore
convened at the Chamber Of Com.
meree rooms yesterday afternoon and
effected an organization. Roy Shores
was unanimously elected chairman
and Gaylord Nelson, secretary.
Ii is the chief purpose OF the or
ganizati6u 20 assist the city admins
tration in its efforts to avert the i'm
pending water famine. and thus save
the citizens Of the community the
necessity Of paying higher insurance
rates, and of not bcing able to obtain
but limited amount Of insurance
on their property and merchandise
etc.
The insurance men will present
resolution to the board Of city com
missicners at their meeting Friday
night In it will be embodied re-
quests that the work Of bringing the
water from Chickasaw and the Rod
and Gun Club be fastened; that
pump will be placed at the intersec'
ton Of the pipe line and Caddo creek
that the electric valve. controlling the
pressure OF the water in the city
mains, be connected up Immediately;
that ten million gallons Of water in
the city lake be reserved for fire pur'
poses only; and that three'fourths
Of the pumps at the pumping sta
ton. now out of commission, be re.
paired and put in working order i'm
mediately
The following committee was ap-
pointed by the chairman to draw UP
the resolution: Otis Smith, J. c. King,
and n. c. Tate.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-08
Son Says She Gained Sew
enteen Pounds by Taking
1t and Her Wonderful
Improvement Is the Talk
of the NeighbOrhOOd.

It's no wonder tina, everybody
sees q change in mother since she
began taking Tanlac for she has
gained seventeen pounds and can get
about better than for the last twenty
five years" recently declared T. F..
Ellis. welKnown livestock dealer
living at Rumsey. Ky.
My mother is now siXty-eight years
old and for eight years had suffered
from loss Of appetite. nervousness.
constant headaches severe pains in
the chest and back and frequent spells
of dizziness. She became so bad off
about five years ago that she had to
give up all housework. and spent most
of her time in bed During all that
time she neither knew what it was
to have a we'll day or a nights rest.
and her condition became so alarming
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-08
LIONS v Il | Il { { 7
OFFICERS TOMO RRO v
\ MONDAY LII n CH EOk
CHAMBER Of COMMERCE

Al the regular meeting OF Lions
Club 10 be held tomorrow ct the Cham
Der o. Commerce officers for the en-
sung year Will be elected.
The Board Of Directors OF ,ha Club
met in business session yesterday aft
eruoon when the following from whom
the Board o; Directors will be elected
were nominated Max Warrington.
4. C. sremberg, Ed sandln, J. ".
Richardson, J. I Hamilton. A. C
Chappell W " Clemens. z. 5. Boaz
four 10 be elected, for president, first
viee-president and second v.ce-presi-
dent. in order CT number Of votes,
c. Lasher Frank L. Keteh and J. z
Pennington.
Other matters CT importance were
discussed ana plans made lor live
program - te carried Oh Jhroughou;
The year.
\ great deal Of nteres; IS being
manifested IL the big social enter.
tainmsni @. the Li.rl club Jn Thurs
Gay night. September IL.
Secretary Lash-r urges every Lion
t. he Irsscn. ~ IcmgrrOw's meeting.
Mis-. Morgan IN charge this means q
seed luncheon program committee az
wcIn, wG..n means u good meeting.
- there
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-08
4 ARDMORE'S BOY SCOUT
EXECUTIVE WILL ATTEND
NATIONAL CON F { RE \ CE
At TUXEDO, new YO Rk

Emit r. Reid, scout executive, left
this afternoon for New York where
he will attend a national conference
Of scout executives.
The conference will be held at
Kanohwahke Scout Camps, Tuxedo
y. Y, 40 miles from New York City.
More than 800 scout executives from
over the United States are expected
70 be in attendance.
Every phase Of scouting and the
boy problem will be taken up at this
training school Men who have been
active in the work since its begin
ming. ten years ago will be present
10 deliver lectures. and direct the
eight days intensive training pro-
gram. James E. West chief scout
executive Will be in attendance and
is scheduled to deliver talk on Co
operation in Serving Boyhood' Dr.
j. Fisher, editor of The Scout Execu'
tive. one Of the official publications
Of the organization. will give "a series
of lectures.
Religious services will be conducted
on Sunday during the conference
period, when Rabbi Wise, Archbishop
Hayes and Bishop Burch Of New York
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-08
FRIDAY SEPT NE R L
WILL Be ARDMORE DAY
At CARTER COUNTY FAIR

Il is. proposed TO make Friday Sep
tember lsth, Ardmore day at the
Carter County Free Fair, and all
merchants ana business men will be
asked 10 close their stores and offices
in the afternoon in order TO allow their
employees a chance to visit the fair
and roundup
The combined attractions are eX'
pected to bring one OF the larges,
crowds ever assembled at the fair
grounds for the four days. Many
thrilling stunts viii be performed by
the best riders and ropers IN the
southwest the home of the bronc and
the bro0c buster that has made the
Rough Rider famous throughout the
world
The fair win be the best ever held
by the association and many attract
i've features will be provided for the
entertainment Of all.
In addition to the live stock show
and display Of farm products. there
will also be a good display Of farm
machinery, and the industrial show
will be a feature that will attract
many who are making constant pur-
chases Of improved farm machinery.
The exposition han will be filled with
high class displays by Ardmore mer'
chants and manufactures, and the
ladies' department vii be made espe-
ciGlly attractive this year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-08
REPUBLIC CAN NEWSPAP
ARDM0RE STATESMAN MAKES
CAMPAIGN OFFER FOR NEW
SUBSCRIBERS DURING
FALL CAMPAIGN.

The Ardmore Statesman is the only
Republican newspaper publisned IN
Southern Oklahoma. Il handles dur
ing campaigns, the political news from
The national, state and county cam
paigns. and is very anxious 10 in
crease It's circulation In Carter ana
adjoining counties during the pres
en- campaign hence makes the fol.
lowing offer 70 NEW subscribers;
We will send you the Statesman
for three months - any address in
Arjmcre, or Garter county outside ct
Ardmore for IS cents,
To addresses outside Of Carter co'I:'
Is the price Tor three months - 70
-eugs The reason Tor 'Nis difference
.s, that local newspapers do not
have 70 pay any postage on copies
mailed u points within the county
in which the paper s published
L. The paper is continued ccy,nd
the months pey!oi. The subscription
price will be $50 per year fr'm She
date " the months eXmra;ion. Cash
must accompany the sub isrIpton.
The present campaign. rtt.o0-l
state aud county.
be. intensely interesting TO sv.
cry voter either man ". WJ.... .,.
;he Sud day OF next Ney-u.er this
nation VIII chose i,s business managers
ior the ensuing ;our years !. 8 an
lmpor,au; ..iattel, demur ding our Ler
ioga consideration. You should hear,
ana read. both sides ot yhe ARGUMENT
presented by the two lead!ns parties
The Statesman" undertakes 10 give
you ,he Republicans SIDE There die
score. Of newspapers circulating In
this community that give the Demo.
cratic side and the Statesman" alone
appears Tor the Republicans.
We think we publish d g19i and
interesting newspaper gutsids ot It's
political news and ucws. Try ,
months subscription Tor quarter
and see % YOU do NO, agree with W.
Address Ol communications 20.
r. +. GREGORY. Editor.
"suo,esmar Ardmorc. oklahoma.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-08
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR sALE-Tin shop aud tools. do.
Ing coed business. reason Tor sell.
ing other business Address G. .,
Barber. Aiadiu. Okla. sc
WANTED-F!rst class gentleman
stenographer and law clerk. Unless
perfect In shorthand dont Apply
Address p. o. Box sis. Ardmore.
Oklahoma. rs
PERMANENT POSITION Capable
man between 25 and 35 to help in
shipping department and on truck
IN handling furniture. person with
experience preferred. Apply sneed
Furniture Co. So
WANTED-soda dspencer and also
delivery boy. Apply City Drug Store
or phone g. So
FOR RENT--cool UP stairs room
Phone Az. e.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-08
Goes 70 Miles To Gel
TaTGlac For His Mother

that We never expected to see her UP
and about again.
"One day she read in the papers
about someone who had been greatly
helped by Tanlac. and nothing would
satisfy her until she had tried il her
self. SO l drove S5 miles 10 Evans
vile. and got her 4 bottle. She's
had four more bottles since then and
she has actually gained seventeen
pounds in weight, ana its years since
| saw her locking 50 well. She praises
Tanlac al day long. and her remark
able recovery has made such stir
around Rumsey that scores Of other
sick people have been taking Tanlac
with splendid results make trip
TO Evansville every week and always
carry back a load Of Tanlac for the
ncighbors. We all think there is no
medicine ike it. and I'm glad Of this
chance OF telling everybody about
what it did for my mother
Tanlac is sold in Ardmore by GRAY
lit Drug Co., in Healdton by Smith
Mcknight Drug Co, in New Wilson
by City Drug Store, in Poolyille by
L. o. Majors. in Lone Grove by Hef-
lin Drug Co. and City Drug Store at
Headton.-Adv.