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y 1ea want 70 RIG . .ns Top IN yess business or lne q work yea must
fhs man wWh : sshasney 70 Pass the suesT uraaby finds that ha hd.
business viii stand for amesf a1ythieE frlp a pantf he h. ne syf,
aga ~ eaH Yea that's nay fauu. Hut \ vent mate fhc mistake again"
Hufn q MN strands oh. X X shotgun a. q disarmament conforcnce
among The .npena ~he cpniiaysMs - radina responsibility panlng shs
hHmN % uhff trecPe0 or 10 ekhr1hG conduNns
Te ese4rr d. nfron+faifs seems ~ be an almost universal human
ssseEss people sht sefth. with evn spirits 10 blame thines o.
Tho t11n~o for thousands NJ ysas blamed thn mnfnsa NJ the gods
Of friu, Nrrh ~ mi HNttt porn. All this uah uofhinr hui self hypnolsn
Tho ttsfnT OF npnfin1fy dt1h On WHOSE Shoulder blame wa plcl
AetE - american axincers fhey discovered ~atef "A few feet under the
Sink .<nnloN water ~tiFt htisate your usldH and famine VIII end
Il TpAal W have civilized Anofira. caught in the simple econonl law
or ceune ana effen. shining imaginary nonnes fr existing conditions
Expsrts delve iutot n past find that prices aud prpducuon In previous
yrafs moved up aud down like Waven. Hence they reason. q are nt 10
tnns for eoadtons We are inu cauEht w ard carried aehE BY a natural
we have eynteh converted 10 Ne philosophy that thra has to he a war
We have pseInuists blaming the unsettled mental and moral state Of
OF social hyusna" etc
THESE xsnIsmsA attract vide fonowinen. sr tho world Is always n tn.
Or people accepting me truth and taking their own medicine
fhh d n truth, That We are masters Of bur oNn dcafnica-that mar
Is responsible fer mans troehes
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80 In this appointment our Eov.
eminent II recognizing both q duty
and a privilege. This country rs
obligated to It's ward and nelghhor
not only In mrtherauce Of the re-
sponSlbllities II assumed In 1888 bni
for the rich returns IN trade that
Cuba has brought as. on the other
hand the meeting n this obligation
by the further development of Gu
ban resources by the enactment ~
reasonable tnri1 laws viii repay ms
by continued Increase ~ our com-
morce with Cuh1 n we do not
NEE, this obligation promptly we
will not merely lose this rich trade.
bur we viii be responsible for the
ruin ~ Cuban prosperity which our
previous corporation bum mp
rnder o hencnccni reciprocity
treaty trade between cuba and the
United States has steadily 10.
creased During the regime o. The
Wilson Law with its fay 0n sugar,
Cubos chief export 90 this country.
however. siuEnaiiuu ln our Cuban
trude resulted md lasted until tir
repeal uf thai measure, q result
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Chapped Hands

afterward are the prolific factors IN
producing chapped akin,
As in most other trivial troubles.
people do not berin treatment uuin
the condition Is we'll developed. The
akin ~ USUALLY in a cracked and
bleeding condition before any care Is
taken OF IL. The care and relief Of
chapplnE consists In attention to the
details necessary to avoid or ovci-
rome The exciting causes.
The best remedy Is obviously to rc-
store some Of the fats that are alb
sent from the surface Of the skin.
10 pcrsoas chapping easily tho TOO
freqreai rfa uf soap and water
shnul1 ft limited az much as poasi-
iaC lHa soap used should contain
onf naa iat anu the water used
slutll be- "A soft ar gin he Obtained
Nttrr nashlnu il Nffin cold cream.
olive ol or Vlsciuc Viii help restort
60 tlc hands some 81 their natural
spl.ne- AZ bedilms the skin should
Esain b. Eoficned by an application
ct fat or tiaEacanth lotion. Glyccr-
inc which is obtained from fats d.
good lotion FOR chappcd hands. The
secret In preventing and curi1g
chappcd skin Is 10 make up for the
deficiency Of fat which the skin fails
~ supply Tor itself In cold weather
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SIX new MEXICO
MEN WIN RIFLE
CORPS MEDALS
err Prizes are
Awarded BY the Win
chester Clubs

slx New Mexico men were medal
winners In the Winchester Junior
Rifle corps matchts In October. a.
cordlnr to nm announcement Just
made by the Winchester people. THE
winners arr George Lcniz. MnGdn-
lena; Richard y. Hoffman. MagdN-
lena; Walter Mayrs MaEdalcna, Ro-
land Romuigcr. Deming. Terrence
McAdams. Deming; archie c. luton,
carrixozo.
Five hundred and thirty-four med
OILS were awarded. which makes
1880 that have been awarded 10
boSs ana girls Tor markmnnship this
year and ~ s2s In the past three
years. The pro-marksman medals
givtn In ortobar were AL. the
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sra s!s..! E!.s!RNIg!sE Gu.
uses. ooto AVE.. 'Host- '%o9~
IllUm mmHHMMHTMHMmHHMNNHUTFWDIGH HAl

ne and l wese lwo Of a smali fish
ing party of loys aud sirls from the
summer cottages.
\ harmless iHtlc garter snake in
vaded our circle when W iunched
on the rivorhnnk. Dick was stub
born when his cousin, pretty PoFgy
Lincoln, screamed. or rather yelled
Ike a wAld IN He said he
would not Kill a poor frightened
creature like that Ia please ans gi-l.
80 crowd tainted him-cnlied him
a Brahmin or a Buddhlst-but I
liked him awfully well. under
stood his feeling about the frightened
wriegling thing.
And within the next hour. Jimmy
killed "a rattlcsnako-and saved my
life.
y could catch a fish. and IN
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which Will follow n we repeat the
experiment N putting d high turiu
on cubun sugar now We must re-
member to0, the vast American iu.
%vestincnis in Cuban IN lIstry and
the Income a. American investors
which would be lcopardilcd by such
an experiment
To-day 20 per cent ~ Cuha's In.
ternniional purchases are from the
United SiH'rs aud u similar proper.
ton ~ her products are sold 10
Ills country This accounts Tor the
CLOSE balance ~ trade between the
Two countries exports from Cuba
io the tnitri States amounting 10
oniy N7UlO nu more than imports
from the United STATES 70 Cuba lusi
gear
Noi merely ~ volume hui m
grnWih OF bHs moss Cuba holds o
record uW1ra rh- nations in nri
practically tup only cnuhtry having
Important irado relations with the
United States IN which sales IN
creased durIus he last fiscal year
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OF A
MOVIE STAR
CHAPTER xxIv.-Dick Refuses to Kill a Snake.

for my director. He's a nice boy.
He was overseas. and he says he's
learned To pick nut a lady when he
sees he. Though why being in the
army can teach a man that. I cant
imagine. I especially liked Bobby
that morning a the place he
side him wnn a long. long way from
Dlck Barnes.
Dick was sitting across from DIN
tte. dressed now In a regular Green
Vfieh village smock nnd akirt-1ad'
erucn aud white. with "a huge span
lsh comb Il green stones over M
enr she was smoking cigarette.
Tho Isftaufant H. the only piact
Uhc-c snoking Us allowed. Cigar
ctt,a and rnffec-that's what Ginettr
works on. she boasts.
I wondered " Dick were sitting
opposite Gluctte by chance or choice.
My tears nearly embarrassed me.
While Bobby talked 10 me. I kept
thinking 81 the only time Dick and
I had lunched together. lie hau
taken me In his canoe up the river
lack Of the New England town. ia
newer been off hike that with a man
before. I didn't know then. but
later I realized what q high opinion
ot Jimmy Motherdear had held.
He and I We're two Of a small fish
ms pafty OF boys ana girls from the
summer cottages
/ A harmless little garter snake In
vadcd our circle when We lunchcd
together, He had taken me In hts
canoe up the river back OF the New
England town. I'd never been OF
ike that with a man before.
Giant know then. but later ! real.
iZcd what "a high opinion OF Jimmy
Mothcrdcar had held,
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-l70d, Ne does u commonly occur
In tho cas- OF persons with naturally
qiiy skins unicks ,hey have not taken
any care Of themselves at all
II L. m3st troublesome for those
people Who have FAIR dev skins whoas
lat glands 80 NOT function 20 well g.
coid weather.
Tbs eauses o. chapnad ska arr
lmple. The dry. cold Irritating Nindl
OF winter. too frequent washing, e.
pecially with stroaE soaps. failure e
ory the parts thoroughly after wash
ing 80 that the rapid evaporation Of
The water by the ary air OF winter
caaises dryness OF the skin. These
are the conditions that cause the ski
10 chap.
Because Of the unnatural dryncsi
OF the skin. Il loses It's usual power
OF resistance TO external irgitants
The sweat and fat glands are mol
a. active as they are In the warmer
months. Like a piece OF dry Leather
the skin cracks and breaks undoi
conditions hat It endures without
strain when fabricated.
n Is. necessary to wash the fac'
and hands often. This frequent
wAAhing. with soaps that are oftef
harah. and the haFy, careless drytnf
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was Cuhn T. many ~ the other
countries -ui,, iy 90, tuiici states
fcli on from 30 To 40 per cent dur
ing co., same period Americas ~
pnr truie uu the wu"ie fril from
~ OnOuuuouu In the nsCul year
In2o ~ SG.aGp OO0uOO In the fiscal
Year ending june 30 1871. The
FILLING OH NJ Imports from cuba 70
the Cnited States from SGli.h'l,Ss US
lu Si2n.TQP ga In the same period
WIS due mainly to the fluctuations
IN the price ~ Cuban sugar,
cuba b. 70 hciier customer ~ the
United States than ihc next three
Latin Auerlrln countries ronhlued
Size ts 100 fa,f o. tpuer customer ihun
900 SOUTH America leaving on
bro1il The ouiy nations To the
world whose total trade with thr
United States exceeds that between
Cutu aud uur country are the tuiird
kiuldum aud Canada
The fuur leaders 900 international
trade eXrnrs and mpurts am
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sy GARRETT smirH

1870 most Americans Cuba
~ stands a. a concrete en-
~ biem OF our national hu.
- msnitsrian spirit The
cry OF Cuba iibre IN 1893 raised the
Inhabitants OF that little island ma
tion TO the RINK OF spiritual broth
err. Then followed under American
protection and tutelage. the devel-
opment there OF an independent
nodern republic. So she IA today
with most Of US an altruistie sentl-
ment incarnate In the body Of a
ragsnernted people.
But In tho mind Of the proverbial
~hard-headed business man" she r.
somsfhiRg more, TO him she may be
a sentimenf too. but shs ir also a
cold concrete fact stamped with =
dollar sign. He knows. and knows
II without necessarily deprecating
In any way the fneness Of the sen
timent that prompted our interyen-
ton In 1898. that America has been
repaid In gold many times over for
all she spent on the cause Of Cuba
HIRE
The recent appointment OF
Chester Lloyd Tones as Acting
American Commercial Attache TO
Cuba calls public attention point
edly 10 the material significance Of
this n OF the smallest OF our
neighbors and az the same time one
Of the largest and most important
Of our international customers.
Cuba holds fourth place emong the
nations m her annual purchases
from this country and ranks third
In total annual business. In pro-
portion to her population ard total
commerce. she Is by far our best
customer. The appointment Tor the
nrzf time al an American trnde
commissioner 10 the island In the
person OF Mr.. Jones Ia Official
recognition Of this importpnt com
mefcipi status.
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"oh you won't ho such q -care-
iahy men you've been In the movies
as Ions ~ l havei" Glnc;te drawled
iust as l hanged my door.
I felt sick. "S~carc-baby q" Hor-
rorsl How did r GIL get like Gin
ottei"
III DO. G.nettcl'
TIL voice was Dicks and Il reached
sinultap.o usiy Win the Ham
ming OF tho perfect iniys door.
ulHt ss a. aad missed the vision
aId nnu merely Sailed hcr Ia passing
hUf Nnff closed % d Ihuf must he
&c. IHt even 30. how could the fas-
ttiiHHs Jimmy Acott address a
nn.Ae AnAl - 1N 0+p ID lre""-
IS toun'
amnlarity]nat y cuuiG under
stand ia heard plenty OF that la
he studios. 10 wau bunk meaning
less twuddlc. But 49, friendliness
SOME peculiar excitement brought
the tears to my eyes. And Il was
absurd TO ruia my " carefully APP
piled complexion! Glnettc, not J.
was the one TO weep,
] hated to meet Ginette and Dick
at luncheon. our STUDIO pridcs H.
self on being the home Of a happy
family. In the studio restaurant all
the people mingie In genuine dem
octacy. Actors In their costumes, the
! directors and tie electricians cam
anne and craftsmen. carpenters
aud m%lliiners. decorative artists and
seamstrcascs came ana went IN car
nivni variety.
Several OF the boys stood mp whcI
I entered the restaurant. / sgnollet
Bobby tina l would take the chair ai
hts side. Bobby manages the light
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sugar q represented directly
billion dollar business annually be-
tween the two countries. Indirectly
Il means more than that, for Il IL
very largely with the proceeds Of
sugar snles 10 us that the Cuban
people, rich and poor, bug the ne
ccssitlcs and luxnries Of life. and
buy them mostly from us.
When one considers again that
over three quarters Of an Cubn's
International business Is done with
The United States and that sugnr
l~irectly nnd indirectly. accounts FOR
nearly nil ~ that business, II Is
evident that the quickest and surest
way to cripple Cuba financially and
shut on this trade opportunity 10
10 Interfere with her sugar trade
With rs. RccIprocally such nm IN.
reference would make a large nick
In our International trade. II
through excessive tnrir restrictions
we nuke II lmposslhlc for Cuba 10
sell her sugar here she viii have no
money with which 10 purchase onr
products and no inclination 10 do
So " she had. She would be forced
To rehabilltate her trade as soon ns
possible by building up new mar
kels for her sugar In other couu.
tries. And while selling her sugar
crop elsewhere she would be forced
10 make her annual purchases
there.
In short Uncle Sam has very
much the same relation with Cuba
'ha, the stnre.keeper and produce
huyer In n little country town has
with the formers around him The
farmers bring their produce In ia
his market and with the proceeds
\ ~ thcir sales buy their supplies az
his store Vow n the staple crop Of n
given country district happens to
hc cahhnge. for example. and IN a
Given wear the cuhbngc-cr IL a
FIXTURE the farmers viii be unable
~ DO much huylng At the store
that enr
Sew thar would be merrl,
uuporury mtshap for which the
F. ~inro.kccpcr would he In nowlsc
ro blaine Hut suppose he should
ruge " into his bend "a Increase
mis- Income by getting control " a
section ~ the main highway into
town from the farm district. es-
tuhlishius n ioll-rate and making II
impossible tur his customers N
hiring their products 10 his market
withou, paying o toll SO henvy that
their profits were largely absorbed.
what would hnppcn1 The farmers
would let their cropg rot before
they'd hiring them into him Mt a
loss They would hunt w the next
nearest market, rake their cab.
hnges there and buy their supplies
there. The st%orc-kccpef would
cripple the farmers temporarily
perhaps. ~pronnhly cut their profits
permanently by making them sell In
70 more distant market. But he
vould permanently knock u hole In
hls own business.
In suggesting m Increased tarir
90 Cuhan sugar II Is proposed lha,
Unrlc Snm shall establish such a
t~oll.gatc and not only drive AWAY
one of his best international Gus
'omrrS hut prt a serious crlmp In
' 'lgt customers prosperity.
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GOVERNOR ISSUES
MS THANKSGIVING
DAY. PROCLAMATION


Santa ~. Nov s1--ucsssnof
A<<her, has issued ihs feiisNinH
Thanksgiving daS prooiamation;
rhsnk<elvin< Day which - ~ law
end er<som 4 natlppai holiday cc-
cnft tA.s : . "a rhursAas. Nos. ~.
1871
oar xrsase>f <us for ars1ltudn,
uhAth u un1oubrrAi5 1np<fmcrs 10
shk nslnas or az citlzens u the great
al1itritaI <<tnt us}lertt IN Al wash
insson The tNei:ih Of shis monta.
met FOR the nntpos4 az rsduclnr the
xar ranthIaefy Of fhs wofiu' II ~
a matter of national pride that sue
a conference ~ INV ttirE held on
Amqffran soil tufun tke inrif<tloh
~ our Fntfrnment rtprtrH natives
Tno fscf ifaf the program Tor dis
afn1mcnf ~ outlined By M arokeE-
nsen Tor the kmeticnn people. has
been heartily fecsircd and approved
IN ''-psr.i and p~rinr-pisf ~ the Breat
unl4fy and naval powers or tho
wuiid. rails fer profednd tnnnes-
giving
The solemn ceremony IN couner-
tton with the burial 81 the nuknuwn
American soldier. the day preccdig
this meeting OF tho conference. WIS a
mute ana tragic appeal Ter peace
Prc<feut Ii2rdifE truly volrsd the
nenfiments ~ thu Amesican people
when he not only urged peace but
graphically picsnrcd the horrors 81
war and ~ cruel waste 10 human
cd foreign rerrfseufsse that the
Wl prctfah tcf Disarmament
N.f ~ effect ~Idtaiism made pfAc-
u-nratn fUtioafed thar d ms WoraLie
a trru uteqmriiened
f0 ftamIluf
Now TBHaEFttRE . Netsst G.
Nefhsm. Eosernor % tht natf Of
Kew 4isklro. do hereby proclaim
~Iht+slnf. NOVEMBER -. ts2i as
THANKSGIVING DAY
aud = ieean hoiidas IL ne state o.
New Icxico.
respectfully suggest that ths "a,
~ o. lifttd ~ al Of our citireao ID
r4ifii consistent with the mcaninl
OF thr lay. assembling IN fhoir re,
aerlltf places OF wurHhlp or IN theii
hnia1s. for the purpose Of eretefulli
Acknowledging ana rturning thaltki
csitd durina the past rear: also IN
yoicinE His divine guidance Tor tn
fsonf AZ TIE disarmament conference
~ mir kacrcd task Of endeavorial
10 promote peace and good will be
tween the nations Of thn earth.
Zone nj the executive office thi
helish day. OF ,soscmheE. a. j.. 1871
Witness my hand aud tia great saa
or the sfete sof New Mexico.
MERRITT G MEcHEM coyernos
Attest
MANUrc MARTINEZ. sscretar.
OF State.
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The new attache will make his
headquarters with Gen. Crowder 10
Havana. This Is the nrst time tie
Department OF Commerce has been
represented In Cuba, the best mar.
ket for American goods In all Of
Latin America.
Mr.. Jones represented the De.
partment OF Commerce In spain as
commercial attache In 1919. His
educational training and experience
Includes the University OF wiscon.
sin (BL-). University OF Pennsyl-
vaniR CPHD), University OF Ber.
I'm, and the University Of Madrid
In 1914, he was a member OF the
educational commission visiting
Latin American universities aud
spent 1917 studying Mexican com.
merce and industry. In 1918 he
was director Of the United States
Bureau OF Foreign Agents OF the
War Trade Board and IN l9aO-21
was employed Ms trade adviser and
director OF q. Tenant Sons 4 Co,
Of New York Gty.
Mr.. Jones has Travelled extensive.
~ In Europe, South America. Mex.
leo. and ne Caribbean. lie hns de-
voted much time TO study Of Latin
American commerce. lie IA the
author Of "The Consular Service OF
the United States" statute Law
Making In the United States" "Ca-
ribbean Interests OF the un.ted
Stntes,- etc.
Mr.. Jones will devote his time
IN Cubs % the development Of
American trade and Department of
Commerce officials feel that The
presence of nm American Of Mr.
J0nes's ability and trimming IN
Cuhn % this time will he a decided
benefit TO both countries In the de-
velopment Of mutually profitable
business relations.
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marksman medal. iis.i sharpshoot-
medals, as; bars. 81. expert
medals, G.. and instructors medals
T. Just to prove. how fast the W. a.
r. c. ~ wrowlng we might mention
that 9g.93s boys and airls are now
members OF the organization. Early
veNt yea the membership should
touch the 100. 600 mark.
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n Al +
trouble that nfflicts
many people during
the cold weather y
c~happlne of the face
and hards. n doea
not as n rule occur IN
the warmer seasons
b e 81 these
the = w oaH
and the fat
are parttcu-
larry active and seire
10 keep the skin well
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tFrom Alice Adams b Booth

After hearing hat be- was Mild
reds finance, Mr.. Arthur Russell.
Nice felt not the slightest personal
Interest IN him; and thcre was yet TO
develop IN her life such n thlRgs as
IN interest not personal. Al 20 this
state OF affairs a. not unique. So far
as Alice was concerned Russell might
have worn a pincard engaged She
looked upon him as liners entering
a restaurant look upon tables marked
reserved: the glance. slightly dis
~confentod. passes on az once
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Tennessee 10 distinguished with hay-
ing the first national sunrd air serv-
Ice squadron IN the United states
with hangers and couipmcnt at Nash
Vile.
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How's This?

HALLS cArARRH MEDICINE vill
90 what we claim fof tt-cure Catarrh or
Deafness caused BY CataTrh. We DO not
claim to cure any other disease.
HALLS CATARHui MEDICINE 10 a
liquid, taken Internally. and acts through
the blood upon the mucous surfaces Of
the system, thus reducing the inf1amma.
lion and restoring normal conditionRL
Al Druggists Circulars free.
n. !. Cheney a Co. Toledo. Ohio.
after luncheon. he and | climbed th'
lodges n gather wintergreens, W.
had some lovely lunches tied M with
grass to take 10 Motherdear when !
heard a peculia buzzinE like q weird
electric c~ontrivance.
fTo Re Contined.D
Copyright, 1921, NEA service.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-16
MILE. LENGLEN
SMARTING
Under Criticism of Her
Display on American
Tennis Courts
SCOFFS AT STORIES
OF BEING AFRAID
French Champion Longs
to Show Herself at
Her Best

New York, Sept l6,--Suzanne Len
glen scotfed to-day at stories that
have been going round here to the ell
feet that she had been fearing defeat
for wears and that the reversal she re-
Gently accepted in a match at Forest
Hills with Mrs. Molla Bjurdstedt Nal
lorv caused her to suffer the extreme
nervousness that marked her conduct
in subsequent court appearances.
The French girl declared that she
was not afraid to play any woman in
the world and that she was not afraid
of defeat. There is no disgrace in de-
feat she said when the player has put
forth his best efforts. She added that
she would if able, 60 TO the courts to-
morrow against any opponent Sc
lected.
A. r. DeJoannis, vice president of
the French Lawn Tennis federation,
who accompanied Mile. Lenglen to
America, said that she really was very
sick and that she had expressed time
and again sorrow that many persons
over there doubted that fact.
mile. Leglen," he said, wants to
come back to the United States, per-
haps next year, as she is anxious to
appear at her very best and show
American tennis enthusiasts what she
can do when in good health"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-16
HE'S NOW FEELING
fine IN EVERY WAY
New Hampshire Man Eats
What He Wants for First.
Time in Years.

81 am eating anything want now,
which is something new for me, as |
had to live on almost starvation
diet for years" said Joseph lieu
reux, 236 Jewett street, Manchester,
n. H., employe of the McElevain Shoe
Co.
ut was simply astonishing to me
the way Tanlac took hold of me and
toned up my stomach. l now enjoy
a good square meal like anybody else
and never feel the slightest distress,
no matter what l eat. / used to be
bothered with pains through my body
a good deal, but they are gone, too,
l feel fine in every way"
Tanlac is sold in Barre by Barre
Drug Co., in Groton by G. c. Smith,
in Marshfeld by Z, w. Gilman, and in
Plainfeld by E. F. Leavitt.-Adv.