The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-25
local Drug Store Man Comes
Out With Facts About Pepgen
Rice of the Weiss Phar-
macy Selects This Tonic as
the Best Remedy on Mar
ket After Hearing Scores
Praise It for Remarka BILE
Results-Says 1t Worked
Wonders for Him, Too.

j. Frank Rice of the Weiss Phar-
macy at Union and Main streets, Mem
phis, is qualified to speak from his
own personal experience about the
merits of Pepgen and he is praising
il with all enthusiasm whenever OPP
rortunity presents itself he says, be-
cause he has had such abundant proof
OF how really beneficial this remedy is.
Originally, Mr.. Rice was impressed
by the enthusiasm of others and it was
the experience of others that led him
20 try the remedy himself. 1t Is an
interesting story. Here are the facts:
Mr.. Rice has charge of the soda
fountain at the Weiss Pharmacy, one
of the most popular and up-to-date
fountains in the South.
Since the Weiss Pharmacy has been
selling Pepgen. Mr.. Rice has been
hearing about what this remedy has
done and is doing for people. Scores
and scores of people, stopping at the
fountain for refreshments had talked
to him about Pepgen. Some OF them
had come in for more of it for them
selves because it was doing them SO
much good. Some were coming for the
first time because of the fine thlng
they had heard about 1t from frlenos
or relatives. and some who had them-
selves been restored to good health
had come to get Pepgen Tor alllhs
relatives or friends. And he over
heard much conversation between peo-
pie at the fountain, having to 90 WIN
their experience with the remedy Ana
he knew from the store RECORDS ana
what the clerks said that in addltioh
to the people who were speaking up
in praise of Pepken, there were nun
dreds who were just coming quietly and
getting the medicine without comment
as the sales were increasing steadily
and rapidly.
Makes His Choice
All of which served to give MI hlce
decidedly favorable opinion about
Pepgen, and when it came about that he
himself was notfeeling well, de decided
to take Pepgen-preferring this tonic
above everything else in the great va
rietv available to him in the store
This choice made by man whose en-
fire tin @ is spent in a drug store ana
having such exceptional opportunities
for accurate information and obserVa-
ton. is in itself significant and the re-
suit bears out the wisdom OF the Sc
lection he made. In reference TO MS
experience, Mr.. Rice Says
II had gotten into a run down condl-
ton Mn work of making ice cream
is hard work and l had gotten into
such shape that sometimes the pains
in NV back would be actually agoniz-
ing. The work became real hard
shin. [ would ache all over. l began
TO feel very tired all the time. My
appetite was poor and food didn't taste
good to me at all,
"Mv complexion became rather sal
low and friends remarked that l was
Il decided it was high time that
was doing something for myself and d
seen and heard about this remedy
convinced me that it was mighty fine
medicine Since l have been taking
pepgen, have gained Is pounds in
weight. | don't remember when my APP
pc tile was 50 good as it is now or when
my meals tasted so good to me.
haven't had pain in by back for
weeks. | feel fresh and vigorous and
my work is q real pleasure instead oil
hardship, m.
Friends now make remarks like
this: Frank, you're getting fat. or
frank you are certainly looking
mighty well nowadays | tell them
all that Pcpgin is what has done 1T.
Anyone who would like to have some
first hand personal information about
Pepgrn might very well ask Mr. Rice
at The Weiss Pharmacy.
He has been in the soda fountain
business for 16 years and has lived in
Memphis for eight years, owning q
home at 1869 Jefferson avenue. He has
built up quite a reputation in his line
Of business. TT
EVERYWHERE in Memphis there Is talk
about what Papgen is accomplishing for
peopla who are not in good health and
MIR. Rices case is an interesting eX-
ample of the enthusiasm of thousands