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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-29
Chicago Produce Market

Ch!Clgc, ApriI =.
CA-TLE-jnn. Beef and Butcher cattle
4SG51e higher; top yezriinss 1i6d4lDe
best heavy 14lo: bulk she stock @z5dl1so
most Gamers O0nS50: calves steady 10
Sc lower, mostly .29GlS.5: teeders
strong TO higher
HoGS-ls.GOo; lights -s125c higher: Ipp
$50: bulk Of lights -59arfs5G; others
STEADY 20 lac higher: closed weak with
oulk Of 30 Founders and over l2s51i go;
bulk OF 90 70 Is Founders 1S3sA- 40.
sHEEP-s0o: steady 20 DC lower;
choice O. pound CsIorado wooded lam De
SEQ: suik wool lambs l63ac4s. chsice
sf4errl lambs 800 and bulk t7isalseo: few
shorr ewes t106HlSe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-29
New York Money Market

New York. April &.
Mercantile paper 9 S-4A..
Exchange strong: sterling a-dAr bills
80; commercial e8-da- bills on banks
80: commercial o-daY bills S.lf, de-
n5nd So, cables So -.
F-alcs. demand 1852. cables $50
Belgian francs. demand 1s.1s. cables
I56
6iuiiders. demand g ~. cables g rs
Lire. demand 2-4s- caoies - 80
Marks. demand 11e. caoIes III.
Government bonds Irregular.
Railroad bonds heavy.
Time leans strong; 70 days. - days
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-29
Get What You Want Is to Read and Use Journal Want Ads
Doing Their Best

Journal classified ads are doing their Dit in
filling the places OF the business boys vino ere
now making the world safe for Democracy
Some of them are recruiting reinforcements
Tor the business trenches,-doing their bit in
the "Hep Wanted classification
Others are selling goods and services in place
OF statesmen. Scores OF advertisers in The Jour
nal will tell you of the good results these class
ified ad statesmen are getting for them.
Read and use Journal Want Ads
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-29

4 Clear Brain and healthy eoay
Sre essential for success. Business Msn
teachers. studeais. housewives. anu
otter workers say Hoods 5ArHapaFiila
gl-ee them appetite and streag1n. ana
rxSes thesr work seem easy Il over
eernes hat tired feeiing.-Aer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-29

ACRES. 4e-Inctudins house Of rooms.
Darn 35xD1. hen house l-x1J- Good hay
farm. plenty Of wood and good OF
Of lumber consisting .: pine oak.
spruce ana hemiocE- olaNkberries.
raspoer-ies. grapes pluTs. ma ap-
pies; with this place gots sled. farm
cart. sleigh. l buggy. ! z-ssated beach
wagon plow. harrow. c1ltivstor, some
small tools ana what hay there g n
the narn at time Of sale. about , OF
tons there now. This place = situated
5ust three miles from City o. Card
rer n PittEton. The buildings are 81
N excellent condition. Two gooT
springs waier anu . GOOD well q
water. II sold al Jrice- the price IS
1880 A good value. Z. Il. Beane.
Gardner. Maine.
ACRES. @-Stock farn AZ equipped. .
miles from city. Level fields. splendid
orchard. nice wood iot. water n build
iugs. extra good house ana BARI
Price very low for quick sale. Amos
Z. Higgins. Opp. t3ote! forth, Al
gusta.
ACCE. sa-Farrn- Seven zen room house.
i finished Bulit ls0a. We'll water 4
SINK. Large wood shed Barn ATd6. 2
II. cellar large wood ct; - ACRES
pasture. 50 acres til!age: : mile from
e.'ec-rtcs mile from keErebec Cen
raj. , miles from Gardiner Ss00a. easv
arms. one of the best esrTn bargains
n Kennenec. Orrsu Kicker, 2. 6. Tel.
Isl-3. Garuiner.
ACRES. Iy-Or car ire. SilUcls acres
near city market. $500: good build
irys H. T. sawyer Farm Agency, opp.
II. c. 4. z. station. TAi. Sol-W
HALLOwELL. WATER ST rooms.
Inquire OF {. 4. Shepherd. aAlo~ei
Savings Bank.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-29
Auction Sale
OF Household Goods

May list at 100 p. IA. at 26 Ss~ail 81.
lin stabie) Augusta. Maine
Consisting Of ore good oak caamcer
set. four beds. one cooking stove. one
parior stove for Eoo1. lots Of quilts ann
coruforters. sheets and pillow cases ana
pillows. Two bed Diiffs, TWO mattresses.
one art square, carpets square extern
son dining table. TWO drop-ieaf tables.
Kitchen ana dining room chairs. four
good stands sofa bed. lace curtains ana
other curtains and fixtures. lois ii
dishes and cooking utensils too numerous
% mention. one log rule and cant dog
or peyey. chest Of carpenter tools
HOWARD A. DRAKE. Manager: ". n
AUSTIN, Auc-toneer. II stormy arsI
fair day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-29
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
W1nlod
FOUR YOUNG LADIES

for educational adv ef
nationally advertised
known CsoErerl. Must
Il. No experience ne.
expenses Give full
eRces in first letter.
West St. Waterviiie.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-29
Business Eauipnsnt

STORE FIyTT R.-S-We have Tusf D1r-
chased III a Bargain rhe following goods
which we offer for resale al prices
which viii seal very quickly: ! Ma
rionai cash register. No Oliver
typewriter. check protector, sttmp-
sea ite-pcund computing scale.
large hand cGffe~ mill. ! power nam
burg grinder. ! 1reprccf safe. stand
ing bogkkeeper desk. sasw use, 20
inches high. Xxx. ! outside glass easc-
-ric sign. all complete with irons and
ciszia. ! LzmsoE cash carrier systeyn.
wall cases with sliding glass doors.
also wall eablnstE with drawers Ger
r1sh s. smith. L Silver street. Water
VILE, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-29

Using campaign IA
product with We
he willing 70 t-s
'@zsary. Salsrv ana
details and refer
Address y. h. =
Ne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-29
Shore Property for Sale

COTTAGE-At Lake Copboxseecontes.
East shore Coon location. Inquire r
G. harrington, II Water street, Az
grlsta. Maine
LAKE COBB0 -sEECoNTEE-For sale:
Cottage located ar wsicfes' Point
among the pines ana birc.eS. Garage.
excellent drinking wafer. Near Au-
gusta Country Clun seif links Tan
minutes from elecfrics TO Augusta ana
winthrop and State road Augusta and
Lswisfo1- INQUIRE OF Ie3Ytn w. Wis
well. Wfnthrcr. Maine.
wEsTPORT. MAINE-cottages. north
end or Westport, Wisc1ssef nav. Nice
fishing. COED boating, etc, lzrgs pine
grove plenty fresh water Inquire Of
:. A Grosawel. 2 HUDSON g.. som
er-1iie. Mas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-29
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Business Property &
N CITY OF 100 Wholesale and re-
taiI produce Dusiue~s doing hrst class
business. Inquire :. A NewSeni. Hal
lowell House.
LACSDRy-D6ing beg business. -GuIp-
PED with four washing machines. eN-
tractor. steam boiler. Kelley heater
system. iry room. nangie. WeSfing-
house electric EnoiCT. tvo horses and
delivery wagons and all necessary fix
lures Reason for selling, cnanse o.
business VIII sell al 1 bargain i
aiken at once. Apply 20 Naticna!
Steam L4undry, Tel. sS3-M. Wate--iile.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-29
Ne'v York Stock Market
erected Daily by
ZANE BROKERAGE COMPANY

SNUNEHHAE NO"FFN
-1I St. Bath, Phone SD
g Wafer St. Augusta.
Phone loTs-Iol9
respondents of
.. Elmer -. Bright & CO.,
@e@-e.s Z New York ana Boston
Stock Exchange
3'rvate Wire Service
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-29
EMPLOYMENT
fleip Warted-Aa ale

Help Warted-Aaie s.
TFANsTERS-And men 10 work OF
farms at Rhode Island state insftE-
tons $50 per month with oozru- rcoln
etc, 10 start Apply 20 :. Z. ms
Slpt. Howard. r T.
YOUNG IA-N-0T boy 10 assist n ne
citing Of boats for Iile summer. Apply
n person % 4. y. PinAh21Tl- P-nAnAfn
cove. East Winthrop, Ne No ie.tsTS
answered
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-29
FINANCIAL

Business Opportunities 3s
BARBER sH0P-To let with equip
Iaent. Doing gooa business. Good rea-
son Tor sailing. Inquire &c CoEy 81.
BLAChSMIT land carriage business
Tor sale together with stock ana ioeis.
Cor Church and Mechanic SITS IL
qGiFe al shop or IS Fount2I. 81. 2.
II Wakefield. Gardner. Ne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-29
houses for Sale

3
EASTERN AVE. s!-My s-Foorn house,
naih. electric lights. furnace. hard
wood doors. vegeia Die cellar. nice
AVN. graroiithlc walk small garden.
apples. crabs. Dlu-rs- bearing; 10 min
Qtes walk &c shoe factory. . 20 bush
ness street: buyers wollId 40 we'll 70
COX .his oropartv over before buying
elsewhere. .. ". Llttletlelc. s. Eastern
Are, Augusta. Tel. Ssh. VIII sell
with OF without furnishings.
. NORTH ST--coTnfortanle e-rooTn housa
AZ the right price. Wallace DipiocA.
Augusta.
PATTERSON ST Modern house ;
rooms. electro lights and gas. furnace
ana bath room Bes. Of location
larve lot. Inquire P. y ssvags, River
s,de Drive. augusta, Ne Teisphons
SeS-4l after 2. q.
BUNGALOW HOUsE0f rooms Al
the terry opposite HalloweI. Nearly
rev. Can be bought Tor bank mort
cages and ON easy terms. z. Z. New
oerr Agency, AUs1Sta. Maine.
GARDTNER-A sa-Etor, house; al mod
ern improvements. g.. y. DAVIS a
Highland Ave. Gardner a.
ALLOWELL-Mooern house. Il rooms
ana path. electric lights. furnace. all
hzrd wood 4oors. natural WOOD ffnish.
or families. low price and easy
terms. E z. Newbert Agency, Angus
Ia. Maine.
HOCSE-Srnall cottage one City water.
9ush closet, hardwood dours- large
Tot. Handr 20 state ana Water SITS.
sine II. s. SAWYER Farm Agency.
opp u. 81 r. r. Station. Tel Sl-N.
FIf,.'sE-lt storT cottage mousse vacant
II present. modern effects with bath
eieeiric lights, well located for over
town business Must De sold J. ".
Beck Agency. Augusta. Maine
HOT sE-ticed. 0aneaiow style. eight
lnisned rooms. water n SINK. sneG, AID
stable connected eight acres land CEo
In:nateS' walk to electric cars seven
cent fare Inquire fo-ero0nk or eve
aings. at I4s CoBy 81.
PLEASANT HILL-DesiraOIA home on
Tozus car line. Inquire r .. Earring
ton. rs Water St. Augusta.
RANDOLPH-Six reorn house WiBdssr
street. Randolph. Small garden. pleas
ant location. Inquire az Maple street.
Randolph. Aains-
SMALL PtAAcEBest trade IN Augusta.
10 minutes from eieetrlss. Part cast.
rest as rent Also 1oCselot with gar
cen plot. Cash or easy terrns. Tel
/ NAV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-29
Statesmen and Agents

AGENTS-Wantea IN ever own ana
CITY Il Maine 70 sell yraenthir disaolE-
2" insurance for the FraIernltles. te
men women ana children. Also c9fn-
Ineyclai policies. Capital $1,000 This
g YOUR chance 70 help reduce the x. c
- Part or whsie time york al heTns.
We lead all coppetiters N Maine. Ae-
dress H g. Reed Ri.AIn0n0. Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-29
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
s7ouses for aert II
ARDINER-Six-room house; modern
corveriencss- Max Goldberg g sum-
mar st.
IALLowEI-L. iREENTTLLE ST
lio9Gi pleasant ; looms. running *ateI-
electric lights. 80. Il. 4. Soule Tel
-i2-W
RENT-Mode--. ftlru4she1. also sar1e';-
: Il. 3raun. q Green ST.
Summer Places for aent 80
ISLAND PAPk-.oifages D. day, wees
or season: running water. lush toliet.
electric lights. Address r. :. I1I-!e-
Island Park. winthrop. A..
OCEAN POINr-Furnishe cottage for
season. centrally .ocaIeG. ire u1ob-
struc.ed view Of ocean. Inquire Mrs,
Cora 3. Turner Is state 81. Augusta
Wanted-To 7ent 81
FIVE ROOMS-With Eaoderr cenren-
fences. centrally located. J., 4. Camp
DeIl. Augusta Garage w. j. Ske1an -.
HOUSE WITH GARAtiE-Five or six
rooms family Of ADULTS. East size
preferred. NcGern CaEvenie1css-
Wanted OK May :. z. Z. p journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-29
Situations Wanted.-Fsmzls

C6oK-sJF general work b Young worn-
an rom Calf in Name FOR summer
n family OF ADULTS. Tel. 81 II. A1-
dress -HariEsten. HailOweii.
sTENDERAPHER = Wants perman eat
position. Address O.. care Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-29
t4eip-Male or Female

Heip-Male or Female -
ATTENDANTsDes positions Tor
men and women on .hs wards. Wages
So per week % start. ALSO expert
eneeC men 10 work with patients OUT
side wares. Apply 20 5Ept. Augusta
State Hospital
Man AMI WIFE-Oa private place
Man fer general work. No farming.
Woman for general 1oHsewofk- tsooa
plain cook. No washing or ironing
Positien permanent. References re-
Iuired. .. r Terry. Watervtil@. Ne
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19
Convention Closes
With Banquet And
Big Theater Party

The seventh annual convention of
the Tennessee state Florists asso-
citation closed Thursday night with
a banquet at Hotel ChisCa, followed
by theater party at the Orpheum,
At $50 the delegates and guests
assembled at Hotel ChisCa for the
banquet A delicious menu was
served, and a musical program was
rendered by Mr. and Mrs. H F..
Bennett, Who sang solos and three
duets. II was estimated that 1870
guests were present
Following tue Invocation DR.. c. H..
Williamson spoke of the spiritual
value Of flowers.
W. c. johnson. local florist. intro
duced his father who has been in
the floral business for ~ years. MIR.
johnson, Sr. gave very interesting
talk, telling of the floral business
when 1t was in its infancy, before
flowers could be shipped for any
distance.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19
WOMEN FLOCKING
| TO FOOD FAIR"
. GIVEN At BRY'S

Hundleds of Memphis housewives
are being attracted daily to Bry's
department store. where unique
food fair is il progress. The fair,
whieh opened last Monday. is given
daily until next Monday night, when
il closes Attendance the first five
Ga"S has been so large that even
q popular theater might well envy
the numbers. But unlike n theater,
this show is free.
Manufacturers of q nationally
known food products have Co-operat-
ed with The management of Brys to
make this food fair a success. They
have succeeded in doine so.
Possibly the PRINCIPAL attraction
of the fair is the free hours lecture
TO housewives. Miss Virginia Moore
who during the war was in charge of
ali government food conservation
demonstrations in Tennessee for the
United States government. is in
charge of this particular feature of
the show. Herself a marvellous cook,
her talk to housewives is extremely
interesting She talks intelligently
of proper preparation of foodstuffs.
and unlike the products which result
from some lecturers recipes, Miss
MooTes are extremely edible, and
we'll might bring praise from an cpl
cure.
Bry's artist, Harry Guest. collab-
GRATED with Joseph BROWSING, the
stores decorator in making the food
fair attractive to the eye. The eX-
hibitors made it attractive to the
stonach--for free samples are given
away. BROWSING put in the decora-
lions for the show. while Guest
painted large facsimiles of national
trade marks of goods displayed for
use over each booth.
Following is list of exhibitors at
the show:
The Corn Products company, with
Mazda salad and cooking Oil; Karo
syrup and Argo starch; Scully brand
preserves, Kellog's Krumbles, Bal
lard & Ballard flour, Minute tapioCa,
Coca Cola, Snowdrift vegetable
shortening, Opler Brothers cocoa and
chocolate, Gooch's food products,
Dixie biscuits, Council meats. Mem
phi: Bread Company's Betsy Ross"
bread Jacob Dold Packing company
products, EXcelo cake mixture, Clio
yer Farm dairy Heinz 81 varieties,
Cendle's ltalrtn gravy, Morris SUI
pref1e products particularly ham),
Everyday milk, Canova coffee and
Optima flour.
Miss Moore's lecture at o'clock
each afternoon deals with the prop
er manner of preparing food with
the products on display at the fair
The fair opens at am. and closes
at 8 pm, +. J. Bateman, who is In
charge, is delight!ng the ladies with
free prizes twice a day,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19
Arrange Program
For Convention

Arrangements for a convention, in
Memphis early in December to form
ulate definite plans for a big reduc-
tionl in the cotton acreage in 1921.
were discussed at a meeting of the
committee of five representing the
Memphis Cotton exchange, Thursday
peternoon. Representatives from
the memphis Clearing House asso.
citation and the Chamber of Com
merce also joined in the meeting.
Definite date for holding the con-
vention has not been fixed. but will
be announced soon. kilograms were
sent to all firms in the South in
nSrested in cotton. Prominent
Sontherners are expected to attend
the eoming convention. Former Gov.
Richard /. Manning, of South Caro-
lima probably will preside. +. T.
Meredith, secretary of agriculture.
has been invited to attend.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19
LEAGUE TO COMBAT
ANTIJEWISH FEELING

An antidefamation league was
named at a recent meeting of Lodge
No. 35 Of the Independent order of
B'nai Birth. Joseph NJ. Samfield
was named chairman of the eXeCu-
tive committee. The object Of the
league is to combat propaganda
against the Jewish people in this
country and COunteraCt any efforts
to introduce anti Semitism in the
United States.
A meeting of this committee will
be held next week and an admins
tratiVe committee Of % prominent
Jewish citizens will be named.
The members of the committee
Rabbi w. Ii F'ineshuber, Gilbert NJ,
Schloss, Milton r. Rose. julius AL
perrin, Henry Lewis ana Louis Levi,
A mass meeting is planned for the
Poplar Avenue temple the early part
of December.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19
MOOSE TO GETA
NEW HOME AT ONCE

At a meeting of the Memphis lodge
No. 1873, Loyal Order OF Moose. held
Wednesday night, it was definitely
decided to procure Immediately a
new clubhouse. A suitable building
will be purchased, or new place
erected, as the executive committee
sees fit.
Another point brought up was the
coming of the Mooseheart orchestra
to Memphis. This orchestra, con-
sisting of IS pieces. will be here
early in January. A committee con-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19

Your Dealers
Display
of
SIMMONS METAL BEDS
Built for Sleep
will give you a new
thought about Better
Sleep.
:
Twin Beds, Cribs, Day
Bcdo-and Simmons
Springs, in every way
worthy g 60 with Sim
mons Beds.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19
OBJECT TO BUILDING.

Residents on Union avenue east
of Bellevue boulevard. have called
a mass meeting for Friday night at
the home Of Levy JOY, 1883 Nnion
avenue, for the purpose of entering
formal protest to the city commis-
sion against the issuance of a per-
init to Gen. Frank b. Gianotti to
build commercial building on his
property at Union and Lumpkin.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19
FIREMEN BETTER.

S. w. Swain, captain of No. .
truck company. and J. L. Brown,
pipeman at company No. 4, WHO were
injured Thursday when fire caused
damage of $1,000 to the II. Block
man 4 Co. junk shop, Overton ave-
nue. and North Front street, were
resting easy Friday.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19
Lieutenant Loses
Battle With Crank

Lieut. A. L. Boyles. head of the
police purity squad has handled
many a battling crimlnal--and al
ways has come out on top.
hut the lieutenant met his SUI
perlor Thursday afternoon when he
tried to master the crank of we'll
kndwn ear-automobile. A. Back
fire. well known to "Hunka Tin
drivers. is said to have been at the
back of the trouble.
Lieut. Boyes is suffering with the
usual broken arm. 1t is the right.
The accident occurred when he
started from his home. 1928 Green
wood street for police headquarters.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19
How long since the children
had new beds @>

In every room shared by
two persons, Twin Beds, by
all means! One sleeper does
not disturb the other, or COM
municate colds or other i'm
fections.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19
WOOD PRoMoTED.

p. o. Wood. division superintend-
ent of the Frisco for the past three
years, has been made assistant gem
eral superintendent of motive power
for the Frisco. He will succeed Fl
l.: Woman, named superintendent
Of motive power.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19
START NEW SERVICE.

A new freight service out of Mem
phis to points between Corinth.
Miss, and jackson, Tenn. has been
inaugurated by the Mobile q Ohio
railroad. according to C. c. Taylor,
assistant general freight agent, of
Memphis.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19
CHANGE RELIEF WORKERS.

PARIS. Nov 19.-All Americans
from the Red Cross relief stations at
Sebastopol, Feodosia and Yalta have
been sent across the Black sea ia
Constantinople, according to tele-
grains received at the Paris head
quarters of the American Red Cross.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19

sisting of J. NJ. Goff. Israel Peres.
Joseph Samfield, Paul Croce and
David Wurtzburger was appointed to
prepare for this event,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-17
CARE or FEET

When bathing tine feet table
spoonful Of borax should be added
10 tho water. After brushing The
feet vigorously with a stiff brush
dry carefully. Rub with cold cream
or oil and dust with taicum powder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-17
HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER
RECOMMENDS TANLAC

Then, too. ! was suffering with
rheumatic pains 10 my hips which
became 20 severe ut times I could
scarcely walk. and at night / was
very restless and seldom got any
sound sleep.
''Observing the advertisements OF
ranlsc relative 10 It's reconstructive
properties. I decided 70 try the nedi-
cine and see II II would restore me
10 health
well. have taken six bottles
now. and my appetite Ii splend1d.
! relBh every meal, and have gained
considerably In weight. My strength
has returned and my work II once
more a pleasure.
BE sides building me up and 70
iieving me OF that tired, drowsy
feeling. Tanlac has helped my rheu-
matism so much ! scarcely notice u
any more. The fact Is. the medicine
has done wonderful work In my
case. and I am glad TO recommend
IL TO others suffering like I did
TanIac Is sold In Seattle by Barteli
Drug Stores under the personal d.
rection OF a special Tanlac represen-
tatiye. Reimbursement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-17
Professor Gross, Of King
ston, Washington, Says
This Medicine Has
d o n e a Wonderful
Work in His Case

what | needed was Just nm all
round building up. and Tanlac has
done that very thing" said Prof. w.
l. Gross. popular instructor In the
high school at Kingston, Washing
ton. recently. Professor Gross y
also "A ranch owner. and ~ promi.
nent In the civic and social affairs
Of his community.
For several months I suffered
from loss OF appetite. and gradually
became badly run down. Ny
strength seemed all gone scarce.
~ had any energy. and my work
became quite tiresome.
Il ate so little ! lost considerable
weight. and at times had head.
aches when II seemed that my brain
was Just one bunch OF throbbing
pains. and ! felt tired and druwsy
almost all the time