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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
WARN AGAINST EXCESS
IN CITY BOND ISSUES
Sinking Fund Commissioners
Advise Council is Close to
Limit of indebtedness.

The sinking Fund Commissioners
IN their annual report TO City Goun-
ell issue a warning against increas-
lnk the Indebtedness OF the city and
how that the city is rapidly nearing
lts borrowing capacity. On the Sink
ing Fund Commission are Robert ID.
Kemp. David NJ. Iullegas and John
J.. Monaghan. I'VE feel II our duty
to address word OF warming to city
Council at this time in the matter of
the issuance of more bonds" the re-
port says, ''ns the time Is very near
when the city OF wilmington will
have reached the limit OF It's borrow
ing capacity" the report says.
The report, in part. follows
Your honorable body Is doubt
less aware that more bonds have
been issued. or have been author
lied TO be issued, during the past
two years. than In the half century
Immediately preceding the report
goes on. Among the purposes for
which bonds have been issued or
have been authorized are the fol-
lowing
For guttering. paving widening
streets and for the construction Of
wers, s7bo.ooo issued and $4,000
authorized, or total OF si,267 900.
For the building OF harbor for
the city OF Wilmington, $4,000, 600
has been authorized to be issued.
AN issue of 100000 has been
authorized to provide funds to aid
Ia the completion OF the new public
ihiatV
Various lesser amounts have
been authorized 70 provide funds
FOR Iark purposes and water depart
ment needs. and now your honorable
body has under consideration the
passage Of an ordinance authori2-
ing the issue of sea- 200 TO provide
'unds FOR the acquisition and equip
nent of paid fire department.
THE harbor. library building and
naid fire department issues are pro-
jects for which the city has never
been before called upon to make the
subject OF bond issues, and, while 1t
Is conceded by all that these issues
serve laudable and necessary pur-
poses and probably become assets
to the city TO far greater extent
than the liabilities assumed by the
city in issuance of bonds TO provide
therefor, some serious thought
should now be given the matter Of
devising another plan TO raise funds
for such permanent public improve
mentg in the future"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
fHtt AGO fINF STOCK MaRkET.

Chicago. July e.-Cattle. receipts
5000 beef steers and she stock steady
o. strong. top. 100. bulk fat steers,
e.lsms.ea; bulk fat COWS and heifers,
a.aoae.so. oanners and cutters largely
1.1eN a.aS bulls and veal calves
strong % 2S cents higher: bulk bo-
ioena. s.ss@4.5o butcher grades.
largely b.o0a5.Tb: veal calves. $50
a.ho. stockers strong. feeders dull.
HuEs. receipts 1900: mostly s5
eents higher than yesterdays aver
age lights and light butchers active:
others SLOW; top. a.75; bulk. 9.0oas70:
pigs IS cents higher; bulk desirable.
sooaa.2s
sheep. receipts 5000: mostly Is
csnts higher; some western sheep 10
c.uts ur, top native lambs. to pack
ers. ie.zh; one deck. 1865 TO shippers ;
very roed Idaho. held at 100; choice
dry fed yearlings. $50; fat ewes.
mostly s.eo@s.25,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
rnrr 4. rRoDrCr MARkET.

~ A=~nciatna rreae 90 Sv~ry Evening
phiiadelphia. July f.-wheat. low
NJ rcd Winicr. 1901 .3S, 10.
mriicks, tSa1fs(
corn, steady eyirrt NJ ?. 72@73,
a.. Ne 7oG7i
cats. steady EXPORT No . white
sa'tais No. : white. 44d4tta
Hutser hAsAeE western creamery
sxtra s7A nearby prints. fancy,
RMa0.
t.sEs Arm. extra nearby hrsts.
~ %. nrsa. al. western extra,
s~S 5tA DO. frsts- soo3i. fancy
sl.etcd. packed. II f6s2
cheese higher New York whole
~ilk. fancy fats. fsesh, iTniS. COM
mon o. good. fbaik Lonrhorn. fresh.
raiS single daisies fresh. l7@is.
1--we poultry. dun and lower: fowls.
" a. quality sSnaa 4 spring chickens.
soilers MOI leehorn9 s0oaA5, do. leg
lorns aS02s old JposterS. le6iS;
meks, white nolinI 5000, mixed
rlcrs. l7m miS- -4
pruascd poultry. arm fowls. high
neher. fresh killed fowls. choice
= fancy. aaW36 10. small sizea. 30G
: hroilcrs nearby, 50a Sc do. west
W, ssM5e old rOosters. ie,d1s
lacks. Long Island. Is do. nearby. 27
potatccs steady. No. / Southern,
- barrel. 2.0omsa Is. No. :. .eaGII 90.
f7our. dul soft winter straight.
western. e.b0ae5S. do. nearby. 5000
s4o. hard winter. straight, 6.s0d7 40 /:
a. short patent. 7.40d7.s0. spring.
h~i clear. $500 90; DO. patent. 7.75
fsfe. ho, short patent. S.25@s75;
sucN spring and city mills patcn&.
Amiiy brand .00des0
HAY unsettled timothy. No. 2, 1000
aai 90; No. 3. i500dIsoo. sample.
e.eomieoo, No grade. l0.o06i2.eo;
'over mixed hay, licht mixed, 1850
sisee; No. !, mixed, 1T.00GIs.00.
Tallow, dull; prime city loose. 3A !:
= special loose, "a prime country.
- edible, in ticrces. 81
fsrsn, steady. soft winter IN Ie0rb
~eks 2s.oo@ $500 spring. 22.50d
ss.ee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

borden tempany per cent on nre-
ferret, payable lt3 per cent September l5
aud pe-sepbsf IS also Serni-anuttat Of 4
tFsv cent On preferred payable August /
thhd Consolidated Mining Company
quarterly ~ cents share. payable
August
Continental Motors Corporation quar-
t~ris OF u. pc cent on preferred. pay
a. he July ls
pA,ardo Susar Company. Ia per cent.
payable August 7
Kelly spSnrheid Tin Company. quar-
teris of per cent on preferred. payable
August rs and per cent in stock on
romrnou, payable August
.-~Aaam Copper Company, quarterly of
~ nsnrx Il shart, payable August ]
Morris Cana and bansine Company
ssmi annual of per cent. and 2 per cent
~ consolidated, payable August 2
Public service Company Of Northern
ltl,nols quarterly Of ls. per cent on com
non nnd ~, per ount on preferred. pay
Abb AuguS 1.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
srhi>'s CABINET nACs.
All wa Resume onice Hut War and
FINANCE Minister'S

~ Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
Madrid, July 6-The ministerial
riais has virtually heen settled and
NJ Cabinet or Premier Allendesalazar
Fiil remain ~ office with The excep-
aon ~ the ministers ~ finance ana
aatlre
Narino nninnS win take the port
olin uf hnancc The name ~ the new
minister - sustile viii he made puh
= this eVehlng
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
liberty hond QnotatinHs.

sss Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
New York. July s.-I.iberty bonds
al ncotC avs. S6.7o: first as. $40:
ss~sond a's. $40, FIRST AZ Is. S7.ee. Sec
ond4sx s7.os, third 4l.'s, s1Ie:
fourth Ms, S-s6; Victory s&'s.
ss.as. Victory. a. s. ss.ss.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06

tifscntion. and the Chamber ~ Com
merca requests thai all assistance and
courtesy poeeibls shall be shown
Superintendent Easret and hia mef,.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06

An Enemy to the King which tells
OF days when knights were bold, .
can be read only in Every Evening.
beginning Friday.
Looking for refreshing breezes and
real en1oyment2 You will find them
at Sheilpot Park-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
OCEAN CITY. mR.
BREAKERS HOTEL.

on Ocean Front: Phone 20. Large. airy
rooms. Reasonable rates. Good roads
from Wilmington to Ocean City. du Pont
Boulevard runs within 20 miles or Ocean
Ctsy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06

LYNCH III this city 90 Juis n ga4,
Uuvh husband - Flia irefh
iteiailvos. ffieuds mefnhers N "A,
'Il,abefhg HvlF Name ~~ftftY afe ln.
,ftrJ 20 attend the firrrai q his lais
fesf1nufr, r3b south f0uuefi street sfn
Friday nufrinH ~ = urlprk Ntuuinfu
mass at So Niitabfths fhurrh ~.
iarfnent ~ st Dennis tefnf fery Haytf.
ford township. "a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
Stock Quotations
12.45 o'clock
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Reported Daily by Laird . CO. Sc
curity Brokers, du Pont Building.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
AUTOMOBILES
Auiomobiles For salr

A AUTOMOBILES
OVERLAND MoDFf ~
OVERLAND FOuR
DODGE TRuCK
COMMERCE TRUCK. lrpN
FORD TRUCK r0N. WOnw
DRIVE
COMMERCE MOTOR sArFa 90
2g32 MARHFT sWNFrT
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06

NEW YORK CURB MARkRr.
Reported Daily by Laird 4 Co. Sc
curity Brokers. du Pont Building.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
EVERY EVENING


und~xef for Ours Flef~renrni
LINE RATS PIN BAN
count elk words ~ the line
G0un, initials and numbers ~ wnfda
No charge 81 taken for lrss tten 4fs
No prepaid al taseu for lees tnen ~
rharsr. Ffau~,f
psy 1900. ....It.... "a cents a eests
= Consecutive Days J rrntt iuerot-
q Consecutive Days 1sruff cfrts
fDN8 TEHH ADVrHfieiND.
Special rates for business eIfrrttnIee
given upou request
HrP UBfICATivN ron FHRotta
Republication will - made for errors
not the fault ~ the sfverfir~f. II sisffHs
er Will report the error ~ltifin - ifsus
sf,er lfst publication ~ adyerts~sreut
LAsafgffATfDNt NOT ffN
MfrTFD.
TFf4fpHBNFB kra.
Classified advertisements that kfF tsir
phoucd 90 Every Evening vii ilr hrrff.feI
at the charge rates shown sfs1vf NNi
the prepaid cost amount riil be srrr gfN.I
as ful payment VI Offered At the n'islnfsH
office rlthin SIS days after suT ssrh -
~ FIRST printed in the pager ttnff *is~
the cost at the charge rates 4u1tfii HifHFT
wiii ~ coiieC ted
Telephone Your Want Ads
FuDNf tNB-T ND-H lNnhtif
Ass FOR . Want AZ fsAei
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POWDER QUOTATIONS..

Reported Daily az Noon by Laird d
Co, au pcrt building.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06

/. HARRY r. SPRINGER, treasurer of
the above-uamed bank. do soiemnly swear
that the above statement is true TO the
best Of my knowledge and belief
HARRY r. SPRINGER,
Trcasu~r
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me
this sixth day of July, 1921.
EDWARD HYATT PORTER.
Notary Public
Corrcct-Attest:
RICHARD REESE.
GEORGE A ELLIOTT.
FREDERICK T. STONE
Dirtsrfx,rs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06

ruii description copy multildiee the
sales apppai.--Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06

OVERLAND AND STEANNs.k "a MIGHT
chummy ruadsfcrs. cheap Ter cash
900 Jefferson street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06

PIERCE ARROW TRUCK Real f.ar.
gain. Faulkner Furniture Store. Ne~
Castle avenue ana a street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06

Here Is a splendid choice ~ uae1 rars
all ia hrss-rlass shape. r|Fnt ready In fa
into service. These bargains HiN move
fast. IN you are % gee one 20 this Ilf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
THE MARYLAND

MRS. NJ A. TULL, PROP.
Near Beach. High Elevation.
Home Comforts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06

TR UCK--For saie. Due-fOn Uuirr luss
rebuilt. good rubber ana new battery
Price ktsO. Phone iios Z.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
Lost and Found

TIRE Lost SIS a.. 20 Mar fiNrd srr
upe. hetween RifhafdaNu Pail anf
Newport. Address q q fvefy fVenirr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06

TRUCK Ford. oue-ton. chain dfiea
Apply s. g.. Williams. Third aud Tat
nall streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Personal

DR.. BENJAMIN a. VFhsTf hsa -
moved his Offices "a rooms. @ur fIf.
pos Industrial Trust hldf l~rtt snf
shif'ley strrrts
JAMES p FAULHNrn Has moved ne
roofing businrss from fff Na'nIt street.
and has established he nov business "a
iln5-VT Hea street
.ryPEw wRIftfsG -kddressns. niifas~
graphing, cssrrsrfefitin print
ing. multiRrAphing. d "a Homer No
Ninth and shipiey streets fnnne sfif
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
7O<c/1S0HO%

Beach Front. Ca. $50. Al outside rooms.
Rnuaing water. Private baths. Booklet.
Ow lership Manr't. W. II. Gert-el.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
HOTEL. HENLOPEN

Directly on Beach Combination Seashore
and country Rest and recreation. All
resort amuSeraentS. Fishing, bathing.
canoeing tennis electric lights. Southern
cooking Orchestra. Special attention
given automobile parties. Long distance
nhope H. Turner Prop
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06

ltlS Ford Delivery .......... ....... ..t
Our easy. confidential TIM raYmeut
pan assures you Of get ting Just fnr N1f
you ssnt. Initial payments 4s luN "a
500. Open evenings ON orInrk.
KEEL MOTOR COMPANY
ELEVENTH AND TATNALL SITS.
Phone GOO.
USED CARS--For sale cheap. 3 anl I.
pasSenger touring cars '-uassrnEur fn4ns
stcr one Ford runa 10 lf. Vim truck.
Snyder : Garage. scCafi aud Jefferson
Streets.
1000 USED CARS AND TRuCKs-
Many az 500 down, hal1ucn terms
See Mr.. Greenleca. 1907 Vino street
Philadelphia. residence 81 West street.
Wilmington. Del
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-25
Wyoming Trio" opening act at Ma
jestlc this week.

wyoming Trio" opening act at Ma
jestic this week.
BY the ''Bowery Kid.
Say Pal. I'm gonna go to that Ma
jcstic show agen II 1 don't cat no more
this week. You know I ustcr hear a
lot about Cow Boys and COW goils
back in New Yawk. and 1 saw myself
some last mite. Believe mo thom two
birds and one queen could sure sing
and throw those ropes.
Then there was a tall dark haired
queen come out and sang some keen
songs. By gosh! When 1 first heard
her she sure had me guessing-I WASH;
sur about her boin goll (that voiceD y
But she could sure sing fine.
They got a Keen one, there's bird
and his new wife on n ship going to
London and she hears lot OF soofy
noises and gets all excited (Just like
n skirD and keeps askin lot OF crazy
questions and gets this boy oil nervous.
like and old maid an Just when they
think thoy are goln down the capt tells
'cfu they haven't even left the dock
yet
Then handsome bird cum out and
tickled the ivories and "A sweet little
blue eyed wop jazzed out in Chink
dIds and jazzcd back. they reparteed
twheres my booktionary?) around.
What do juh think 1t costs ten ber-
ries to hold one OF her lunch grabbers,'
Rather expensive hold. Then they put
their fingers in some Cupies and walt
zed 'cm around agen Willie. SOME
Act. somo talk.
Say listen that last act you know,
they called 1t Putting 1t over. Well
I'll tell the whole world they sure did
put 1t over Talk about singin and
dancing and keen Chatter Hot dogi
I'll say they had lots of 1t. you rcmcm-
hcr they advertised IA chorus of Lovely
RosehudsI Boyl they were SOME
R-o-S-B BUDS alritc t7). Say.
come here lean over. I'm gonna let
YOU In on some "dlrt"-No! guess /
better hadn't promised That man
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-25
"OEACON DUB8S"
STEEL WORKS "Y'

Deacon "Dubbs," a rural comedy
OF down south before the war, which
will be presented. at the Steel Works
theatcr tomorrow Saturday. matt
nee and nights staged by players
from Leader, Pueblo county conf
nunity, just east of this city The
proceeds are to go to finishing d
church building at Leader, which has
been started but not yet completed,
hence the project Is a most worthy
one.
in Deacon Dubbs." There is an old
fashioned auction, an old fashioned
country wedding and an old fash
ioned husking bee, where each of the
swains hustle for red ear of corn
so they get to give their girl smack
If they can catch her. There are
also other amusing features, as well
as n plot in the comedy.
The gentlemen and ladies present
ing the comedy, although amateurs.
are very capable They have already
presented the attraction several times
and judges who have seen their work
say they do better than many pro-
fessionals.
1t IS hoped that our amusement
loving citizens will give these good
people-our neighbors. from Leader
"a hearty support. 1t VIII help to
closer bind Pueblo with the farming
community of this county both so
cially and in a business way. The
price of admission has been placed
at only 80 and Is cents Turn out
and help them finish their modest
church building. Remember. it's to-
morrow saturday. at the Steel
Works theater
Eddie Lyons and Lee Moran arc
making n two-reel comedy, Bootleg
eing.' which they say is "a burlesquc
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-25

friend. Buck Tayish. steals his little
daughter. MarEc, and wife, Margaret'
who is suffering from a fcNcrcd BRAIN.
When his wife RECEIVERS SHE escapes
from Buck. leaving her daughter.
Years later. David Brainc. a man seek
ing forgetfulness, comes 10 the North
and becomes friends with Michael
O'Doone. known as Father Roland He
finds n picture OF Matge on which she
calls for aid, aud he starts In search
of her. lIc finds her in the power OF
"a brute, Hauck, and after u terrific
with the latter, David rcScucs
Margc and they return to Father lRu-
land. There is n happy reunion be-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-25
DAVIS rRELIM. TIME LIMIT

New York, March 24.-Regulations for
play in the Davis cup international
tennis matches, announced today by
the United States lawn tennis associa-
tion, provide that the preliminary
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-25
You'll Be Surprised And Delighted

beyond measure once you see
the remarkable quality and
style that 81 and S. will buy
this Easter in Newark shoes for
Men and Women. If they bore
SO and slOprice tickets, instead
of 81 and IS, they would still
look mighty attractive to you.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-25
Courage Of Marge O'Doon"
Critcher Theater Tonight

Capacity audiences last evening
-rcatiy enjoyed tho thrilling picture
ojay OF the great north. Courage OF
Mnrrc O'Doonc." at tho Critcher thea
.cr, ON Northern avenue, and the Same
splendid and thrilling pay will be
shown again this evening.
Thc character OF picture is "a tense
nd emotional drama OF the frozen
Nrth. While Michael ODoone, Il
tralper of the North, is away, his
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-25

rounds be finished not later than Au-
gust 20. This will give the team which
Will meet the Americans for the cham
pionship twelve days in which to pre-
pare. The championship matches will
begin at Forest Hills. N. T., on Sep
tcmbcr 20
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-25

acer guy with the tricky hat I wouldn't
spill the beans But you just pry four
bith Off your bank roll and look that
little show over tonite. You wait ana
You'll see" You'll be surprised too,
because your eyes Will tell you so.
So-long old top. see you next week.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-25

tween Michael ODoone. hig wifc and
daughter. and David wins tho eour-
agoous Margo for his wife.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-25
You Suue
At Least So On
Every Pair.

The amazing value we are con.
stantly giving is made possible
by our gigantic purchasing power
and outlet for over four million
pairs through our own chain of
more thar 327 stores throughout
the United States. Every model,
every leather, every novelty new
this season is included.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-25

Eddie Lyons and Lee Moran arc
making n two-reel comedy, Bootleg
sing." which they say is burlesquc
ION fanatical reform"
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(1u1rChhtass
EVENING PRAYER AT CALVARY
CHURCH.

CHURCH.
Evening prayer will be said III Cal
vary cnsrch tonight at 8 o'c,ock.
Immed ately after the service their
viii be meeting of The vestry III
Tho parish house. On account OF m
nortant business it is urged that ev-
cry member be present.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-07-29

Suzanne Lenglen, French tennis
champion, says swimming keeps her
in splendid form. Wen see, Suzanne.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-07-29

PRESTON, July 29.-Revival ser
vices are being conducted at the Bap-
fist church this week by the pastor,
Rev. E. T. Moore. Soul stirring ser
mons are delivered at each service,
and much interest is being manifest.
Cottage prayer meetings are held
every afternoon at the different
homes.
Miss Fannie Ruth Jordan is on an
extended visit to relatives in Byron
and Macon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Helms and Mrs.
G. A. Drew were in Americas wed
nesday on business.
Miss Matte Lou Wilson has re
turned from Yeomans, where she was
the guest of Miss Lois Kaufman.
Jim Lunsford, an employee of the
bank at Louisville, Ga, returned
home Friday after spending his vaca-
ton at the home of his parents, DR..
and Mrs. J. f. Lunsford.
Miss Cora Golden, of Atlanta, spent
several days here last week with her
sister. Mrs. Max Addy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Cobb and young
daughter, of Leary, were weekend
visitors at the home Of Mrs. j. w.
Montgomery.
Mrs. SOPHIE Cobb is the guest Of
her daughter, Mrs Warren Snellings,
in Richland this week. =
Col. and Mrs. J r. Lunsford, of
Hamilton, are spending some days
with his mother, Mrs. NJ. i. Luns-
ford. Friends are gratified over the
rapid improvement of their little son,
Julius, who has been seriously sick
for some time.
Mrs. N. E. Bulloch returned Mon
day from an extended visit to rela-
tives in Commerce, Jefferson and
points in South Carolina.
Mrs. Harris Hall, of Milledgeville,
was a recent guest of Miss Florence
StapIeton.
Misses Nadine Marshall, Argyle and
Ola Bell Cole and Harris Marshall
of Parrot; Misses Gilbert and Ed
wards, of Perry, were guests of Mrs.
Geo. Cole Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. J. f. Souter left Monday for
several DAYS visit to relatives in Al
bany
l.. P. Chappell, of Richland, was
in town on business Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w Montgomery
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Cobb kere guests
of Mrs. w. ]. Snellings in Richlanc
Sunday.
Miss Daisy Magee, of the Georgie
Sunday School association, was here
Saturday in the interest of her work
Miss Frances Henry, of Calhoun, 5
c., is the guest of her sister, Mrs
N. f. Bulloch, this week.
Col. J. f. Souter went Tuesday tC
Atlanta on business.
DR.. Guy Lunsford, of Weston, wa
here Tuesday.
Miss Rosebud Bell was the recent
guest Of Miss Edna Shannon.
Friends of Miss Tommie Merritt
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PEP
FOR SALESMAN
f. C. KENT, SOUTHERN REPRE-.
SENTATIVE FOR LARGE OHIO
MANUFACTURES, FINDS WAY
TO INCREASE his Eff
CIENCY.

The after-effects from an attack
of the FLU or any other afflic-
ton that saps the strength and Vi
tality of the body often bring about
lifelong suffering, and should not
be allowed to continue. Read what
E. C. Kent says about his condition
after severe seige of the "flu," and
how he obtained relief:
at gives me great pleasure to
state the writer has secured highly
satisfactory results, after taking
only one bottle of Regeneration
according to directions. Some two
years ago | suffered with a severe
attack of Influenza which left me
in very serious physical condition
in the way of after effects; the
main symptoms being loss of en-
ergy, loss of appetite and inability
to secure a good nights rest, caus-
ed mainly, so doctors told me,
from a rundown condition of the
nervous system, due to the flu
have discarded the prescriptions |
have been using, after noting the
wonderful tonic effect contained in
the Regeneration and have MOTTO
ed considerable improvement in
appetite and that my sleep is
great deal more restful. 1t my be-
lief that if the next two bottles
which I intend taking prove as
beneficial as the first one, it will
have made a new man of me.
f. C. KENT,
"3O Rankin ST., Atlanta, Ga"
Why run die risks incident upon a
severe attack of sickness? Go to your
druggist today. GET A BOTTLE OF
REGENERATOR, and begin AT once
to take il according TO directions.
You will, like hundreds of others,
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