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10 HUNDRED DOLLAR QUESTION
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There are said to be AGA spoken
languages or dialects in the world.
distributed as follows; America,
1924; Asia. 937: Europe. bs7. and
Africa, 276.
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P PROXIES: 4 Aoyssas y;s;s
DOUBLE REGENERATION
By FRANK r. ADAMS.

tsPrexies," a4Cesnopsattss rre-
euctfsas nlm bssed 81 the ssery ~
Frank h AdanA VIII be reioAeee
SCREEN VERSION NOyDaIxED.
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DESERT GOLD SPONGE CAKE.

eggs, 2 cups granulated sugar.
I teaspoonful lemon Juice, 2 cups
-four tmeasured before sifting).
Beat the eggs, lemon Juice and
sugar thirty minutes. add the -four.
folding IL in Bake forty minutes
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Is Marriage
A SuCCeSS?
WHO GIVES Up MosTs

Who rushes into marriage-man
or woman?
Who BENEFITS more and who sac
riices more-man or woman?
have held q lengthy discussion
with some Of my male friends and
they all insist that the female is
always the one who pops the ques-
tioh, either directly or else (as In
most cases) by suggestions. They
also insist that man gives up his
freedom. income and pleasures. 1,
of course, think otherwise.
My opinion o. that the woman
gives up most everything dear to
her. even her maiden name. She Is
the one who gives birth at peril of
her own life: she is the one who
nurses the babies. raises them and
turns them out men and women.
While-a man, home from business
after a hard days work. Is permit
ted to be grouchy. the woman must
be full of smiles. no matter what a
trying day 1t was for her or how Ill
she may feel. The supper must be
waiting (otherwise she is not con-
sidered q good housewife), and
afterward when he Is ready to go
out or retire there is always some
extra work for her. whether wash
ing or mending or just sewing an
extra button.
SO you can readily. see my view
point. And now, please. you seri-
GUS minded men and women, let's
have your opinion, for we all agreed
to have you decide this matter.
J. b.
The Washington times., 1921-03-04
Maryland
Cooking
Recipes From the Mel
wood Cook
Book.

(CJip tkem oSt omd paste them
In yoxr scrop book.)
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-04-07
CHAPTER ~.
The Choice Of The Lady

The Choice Of the Lady.
Shelby. accompanied by Red"
Kelly, who had been unceremoniously
routed out Of bed after hard days
work, were the last to Join the com.
pany Of selects crowded into Dan Nc
Carthy's once. Tho majority were I'M
shaven and roughly dressed. inclined
to look on the whole AFFAIR a. q lark,
but there were serious faces among
them and altogether. in shelby's judg.
ment a. he looked them over. they
were not a bad lot. He pushed his
way through the throng and Joined
Mac. who stood with his back 10 the
desk.
That's all Of them" he said quiet.
~. "Now give EN- your spiel an wen
rec what comes Of It"
Mccarthy cleared his throat and re-
moved the stump Of cigar from BE-
tween his teeth.
"Is the door shut tightf An right.
What I've got to say 10 just fer You,
boys. an amt ter b told round pro-
miscuse. We started in ter give or
Dad Calkins proper kind Of funeral
an sure pulled Il Of IN some style. Il I
oay 1t myself. Then We decided Il
was up to ~ to give the guri . decsat
send-o6 an this town chucked In
about i've hundred bucks an never
batted an eye. When that was over
with. I softsr considered that Poeca
had about done Id share. but he
preacher what eems down from But.
falo Gap didn't think he same. He
"a here WAS . poor giri left with no
hone an no psoteetioo and that un-
leas she was taksn care of she'd maybe
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drift ter h| an back. an he argued
that II was Ponca's business to zee
that she got started on right. His
idee was that she ought ter be married
afors she had any chance ter drift
and cit reckless like . lot o them
females"
There was an uneasy movement
among the crowd and Shelby was
amused at the varied expression upon
the faces before him. Mccarthy
paused a. though gathering himself
together for his main effort.
"All got ter say In when thought
Il all over I concluded the preacher
sure had II sized up about right. That
girl II decent an has been brought up
decent. even II or Dad was rounder.
He kept her straight an Civ her .
good education. Now what's eoin' ter
become Of her when she's left alonsf
! told the preacher I'd do my share
an see to II that Ponca came up to
the scratch. I naturally can't marry
her myself. seeing 40 how rye got Q
wife and ave kids already, hut ri DO
the next best thins-r1l cough up
enough coin to give the fellow who
will give hse Q chance ter make rood.
shes goia' ter have cash ter hack
her,"
How muchY'
whats the asurs, Danf'
1.-TWO thousand, besides the avs
hundred already subscribed. That's
norm some . 20 dueks svsr NV"
Say. Mac. what was the plant Cut
"s eards for furse cAanesr
NO: ~ b Q spestin' propoAtsea.
WIN evesSe.> havis' . fair show"
sortsr picked ~ bsys - a. the uoet
likely rusts 'rs1aa tewl a.A inteed
~ iiss 20 % ~ tAsa 1t hse -
out he oes ~ takss fascy to. m
ooly faif ~ he's . eAssea to take ~
es3se ~ satAee have"
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CHAPTER ,.-csnsIns.a.

III you 90 at It right-yes. This u
. sporting proposition. That's where
4 viii make Q bit. Gay We limit the
dAanees to q dossa, o. maybe 6ftoso |:
tAsse fellows will bite at II like hun.
~ 6sh. Evssyoas q them buffers
WI think As's . lady's man. I know
6am. and thsse never WAS Q young
lsllow II pasta We didn't secretly b.
Epve be was . regular lady-killss.
hats what's going - round them
- h . bunch; ven give the gir1 .
eAaAse 10 take ~ 0lek. That's fair
sooU0A, Isn't itY
Shelby Laughed, he situation -
~ swiftly sat3iAsd appealing sud-
1saly 10 be ssaes Of humor.
THAT'S sure some scheme" b. 3D.
01ttsd eAsssiiy. and I'd rather Ike
apeiA' II pslis1 -. But It's my No.
~ tAat ~ ~ b liable to create
doe Astsfeanes. NE didn't noways
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peafanes Of gullsn tn1i4sesAsa WA1aA
WAS almost insol0t
Thsrs amt ~ msss e 'nr
mo; this u an
And I got 70 pick fron tAsosr
The preacher nodded hAs head, a
she glanced inauifingiy In his diroc.
ton. The pent-up breath came u Q
sigh from between her lipA
well, II I've got to. I have. sup
pose. and, 20 far ~ can 80. It don't
make no dffferance. I'll take tho fel.
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Iook . ~ IKE he sort who could
- aFivsa. lts ~ M that siri amt
sVsn halter bssks ~, net aloos within
= M h 1sshss harness. Amt that
~ tsveA. naer
0heloy III Q cigar. waiting for the
sslesahsspss - deliver his decision.
"oA3s Q ~ cd. an softer bull.
Aaoasl ~ might ~" ths latter said
4naIly. THAT'S true snough. Tom. !
"a . tios gsttin' her to 70 through
thso cses0saiss this afternoon. She
ut wasted Ola Dad planted quiet.
HE. NH nieAty liable to be ofhsh
IAsa ths preacher nrst puts this pro
pesitjse up 70 her. Likely a. not she'll
tArow Q q. bot we'll fetch her up
to he trough Just the same. You amt
~ aay better scheme, have yerf The
saly way ter save . giri out In this
esustyy n tee marry her-aint that
soy
II rseksu II 10. Got yer gang tined
up ystr'
mot yet there's . plenty to choose
ITUtu ~ us0 WI "Sstc WV uc wv
over At the aaleen. How about your
"Mei Not on your life. Mac: this
Ia not ny funeral"
"yos1l help % out, thought"
sure: RI talk II over with the boys
and 81 EN- interested. ri even
throw my dollars into the Jack pot
10 give the happy couple . start.
fs>ss's ssthin' that will put more pep
b1oes~rsspsctivs bridegroom than .
fellows Ad6sss. h sight. You two
~ ~ 0looo ana. an IN 70 over
feel Tie bsys ct Q bit:>.s quite-i,ke.
be II - Aourr .rs1l you
IN ~ s1ce. We vas zen a.
10 tain vithr'
-oA. Cay. jim Mack. 'Rswdy' EeaI
az tAat euseA. They are he boy
yer slDis' 70 Interest. ] reckon. Hoy
msen q jack Pct 10 700 ain Z,
rsissY'
Mccarthy poodercd q moment hi,
clio eUpps6 10 his hand.
well. RI blow IN two-afty a.
rcckae thsss are thoss who voult
rsfse Il 70 Q right smart f,eurs, Yos
Kin TAN . eesp,s . thousand, Ten
A. ~ ~. tAat1i b euits Q feature
an Aefe aiat ~ rsasso WV %
she1loat pail ~ alair q tsrnisAe =
~ delicious AZ 6saieats humoe n
the s'tsstieu was Wat particularly 40.
rsslsd to SAslby-eAs aRair pronies1
excitement ~ 0oo1 sauRh. h -
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Very SURE q Qa4.

The shepherds and the Wise Asn
came away from Bethlehem vsry sure
q God. They had not been unbslisv.
srs OF atheists. but the sight Of the
little Jesus brought to them q ffsah
and mighty consciousness Of Oed's
continual presence. Even the anuci.
patton Of God's coming In Jesus Pot .
nav song on the lips Of zachariah end
Mary. and one sight Of the Child Was
enough to open oil IL fosntains q
gratitude 10 the heart Of ~ aesd
Simeoo.-C oorssatieoalise ~ ~.
vance.
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By RANDALL PARRISH

been writing industriously. heres the
list Of gazabos I've made oat. There
amt no angels among 'em. but she
sure ought to pull prize ont O that
bunch, II she looks EN- over"
The preacher got to his fest.
IT'S ~ the Lord Wills" he said
graveiy. Il 60 humbly forth to do
my part"
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lA1NvllllIW
INV"
.,.,, TAX. n. F.,,.,. Attn, ox..
rhers.s
low sittin' over there on the window
the one with the pink shirt"
Shelby was upon his feet instantly.
70 thoroughly startled BY this sudden
denouement a. to scarcely ind words.
But say, hold oni" he exclaimed
excitedly. II don't belong to this
bunch; I don't even live In Ponca. ]
just came along to help out"
The giri looked from face to face
in bswilderment, which, 1udsinR from
the exprAssion Of her eyes, was n.
ready verxing % anger.
"What does the man meanr' shs
asked hurriedly Of the preacher. who
stood nearest. you said was ia
choose and now he refuses, Did this
one not come pledsedr'
II am afr,id not nv dsar I did
not knov Int ~ cl.ims olh.rvi.e
ne n NJ . ponc. nan.
m. r,o,t.d sh.,h, ,..,A,,.
.+..,s.. ,n1,.r.,. ~. -. S..s,.s
cs,61v
go -~ ~
e. ~. $50. -, =.
-. go ~. 49,.
- ~. o"' ".' "'1 s0' ""'
" S'eA ~. w 1oI
Ao0 B'0s eyos soSSe0 usfu On u's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-12

I'm feeling like q new man sfneo|
Tanlac soofhed and toned up my
stomach and for The first time -
forty years can eat n hearty me4'
and suffer no distress afterwsrds.
was the remarkable statement q.
Patrick J. Haley. io7 Prospect ave
Syracuse. n. Y, a weIlknown -
and steel worker.
'Oniy those who have had sfone
aoh trouble in a bad form can know
what suffered during all thoss
years. I was almost nervous
wreck. too. and for years didn't
know what IL was TO get a good
sound sleep at night
81 got new life and energy from
zach dose Of Taniac and now I'm .
well and happy man instead Of .
sick and miserable one as I was for
30 many years III vouch for the
merit OF Tanlac at any time
Tanlac is cold In Seattle AZ Par.
tells drug stores and by leading
druggists everywhere - Advertise
ment
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ALETTER TO THE CHIEF

Chief Seattle. Care Seattle Star. Sc
attic, Washington
Dear Chief: Permit me 10 thank
you for your greeting as a brother
warrior. and 10 express my gratitude
that Big Chief likes me, and would
pow WOW with me awhile.
I am sure that I do not have TO
say to you that ] am equally fond OF
Big Chief. / further wish TO say that
I am glad TO know that ! have
the support OF the Big Chief In my
efforts in catching those who give
dope to boys and girls. You are ex-
actly correct when you say that such
drag warriors and sauaws OF tomor'
rows sun 10 much misery and
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shame" and this office is determined
to uproot the evil referred to by you
IN all possible manner. and TO use
every effort to send those engaged in
such nefarious business to the Big
House on Mcneil island.
Again thanking you. and, craving
your pardon in delaying to express
my approximations, remain. very
truly yours.
THoS. II. REvEII.E,
United States Attorney.
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Dear Republican. You're quoted huzfy
ue dry laws Tbcr- really
identified
He 10 cr held hghwaymen
Intruder hxhwaymsn. II
and TO prohibition he
Can IL really Be- a. lad A. all that, C1iIEF
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Ugh, Cynthia, Big Chief Powwow WIKI Won

oeh hg Chef stuck don't know elevator .r
on Some warriors take off riding some aonr
Big Shcf heap puzzled Big
paea nphem finally sctem off Then on hat on
keepefn on look fierce Chief kr.-
bonnet on Paeface with uaker,
all over OFF bonnet right cynthia, IA, o'a
redman-dont = 80" ~' fs,1r,, s.s ohlef-a
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EVIDENCE LANDS
II SLEUTH IN JAIL

PrTTsBURG. Dec. Nv. c. Han.
prohibition agent found a large
quantity of evidence in local cafe
TWO hours later cops had TO drag
HIN by the heels into cell he got
ten days.
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Newsrspes In New York te other day
who bought 5000 tons OF February
pound
for retail At that
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Dear Chief Executve You~
unemployment provide jobs for thou
have
last fan Here's
rAT-rrr
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TO CURE A GOLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative BROMO QUININT
tableta The genuine bears the sig
get BRoMo.l soc.
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To the Pacific Telephone and telegraph Co

oenucmen happened to look hbrarys phone
PCT N our es seller The other day This what
Seattle
FOUND the nunhr-main 1855 bu-there are
more Iinrav
than Main 1856" list hoh
loss boherg yours CHIEF src Trf +
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SEATTLE
To Peter C. Smith. Barber

Dear Pete; They make In
tons But BARRIERS have mae grearer
strides tn their craft than
men In shop
N~1nHa"" " o~roenns- sincerely. CHIEF
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ugh Chief Bcnn. mother IKE You
Job mAh Chief know YOU car bo very
firm carrying
say much do oA Chief Seattle be your deputy
SEATTLE
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To Frederick Christensen

Dear Dancing Master. and IKE beautiful ham,
Please Mr. cren.~n why don't DO something 70 take ihs
nghts7 hsn
cffuigenc~ half blind
twilight
blaze Thousands Of kiowaits
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To Uncle Sam, Big Chief. II. s. A

awful
marine guard Fostoffce all Ugh very darn p
Indian words printable Big Chief pro noso,s
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To the Men

remember when lad vim
ladies'
go out with peekin' SEATTLE
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Let's Learn INV Country"

osh Big Chief 20 meeting 1000
up sing America" All scrachem
oon, nng-cant Pacface
CHIEF knowern bet paleface
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To the Public

Old Christmas rhoppinr Early,
CHIEF
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MY FRIEND; mighty
.hs misty evening It's fool stunts like
GENTS You said Pull yourself together
Now who wouldn't respond that You can h
WILL help by being careful wer,
Like Honk CyJIrr en- 1-rY
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Ny crippled sn,nis can yvu-ys-a.. GOMEZ
CHIEF SEATTLE
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To the Down-and-O Outer

Chief
that money do
You help II, work.
Big Chief think
foolish
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Dear Otto: business
thing CHIEF SEATTLE
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To the Seattle City Council

Gentlemen afn surprised Here an Entire week IA
you haven't given away single million dollars TO contr
deaiersl Tut.tuti
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--stx patterns In this lot: hand
painted. e-inch slze. ono es-
ac,ly as pictured. special whiIs
they last. 39c-
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To the Univer.ity of Washington Rooter.

Falr Al the Penn State game overheard former
football player eampuscs remark
ton had the roofing h CHIEF SIC
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letters from Chief Seattle
To Our Street Car Nabobs

"a WEEKLY BUDGET OF
nIssryEs PROM A FRIENDLY
OLD SPIIiiD

Fello~G That IL q neat idea Of yours. s-ndfng 80
patrons for chrisunas-good credit. the purchs
overcoat CHIEF
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-03-28

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN AND
FOR POLK COUNTY IN ,CHANCERY
John Paylor and Wife Emma i. Paylor.
Compliments. vs.. VI. l.. and a. r. Robinson
Defendants.
II is hereby ordered that the Defendants.
W. NJ, Moore. and wife. Mrs. W. W. Moore.
be- and each of Them is relureL To be and
appear AT the office Of the CLERK of the said
court at BaTtow. Florida. the 9TH day of June
l92l. in answer To the Bill of Complaint filed
in the said cause by the Cumpa nants. other
wise the allegations therein will he taken as
confessed by ALL Defendants
II is further ordered that this order be pub
lished in the Lakeland Evening Telegram Il
newspaper published at Lakeland. Polk Coun-
w. Florida. for eight consecutive weeks prior
to the 9Th day Of June. 1921.
Witness my hand mad seal this The 9%r,.
day of March. 1921
j. u. RAULERS0N.
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Mar % ~ May u.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-03-28
HOME ECONOMICS CLASS
USES CITRUS FRUITS

The class in Home economics of
the Lakeland High School had an m
teresting session Friday, when Miss
Lois Godney, home demonstralor 10
Polk County, met with the c,dss and
conducted a demonstI alton of dealing
with citras fruits, some Il liciUus
marmalade and citrus-pCel candy
having been made.
Another such session will be held
the fourth week in April, when cen
Ling by steampressule method will
lie d mnnstrated. Corn and bean :,
considered the hardest vegetables to
keep, will be used in the work.
Miss Earle Rowe is the efficient in
structor 'Of the class and the pupils
are Misses Evelyn Owens, Grace Hal
deman, Elizabeth Yarnell, Nan Mel
ton, ClaraEeth Stevens, Mary Louise
Hoffman, Lillian Foulks. Cleona
Bates, Isabelle Todd AID Virginia
McIlvaine.
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AGED AND RESPECTED
CITIZEN PASSES AWAY

Ending long and useful life, Au-
eustus A. True passed away at an
early hour Saturday morning at his
home IN the Gapway neishbarhuod
Mr. True was born in Maine
segenly-fye years ago On January
IL, 1868, lie was married to Miss
and eight children W re born o thia
happy union, as follows: Bert W
True. El Centre, California; Mrs Eva
DcVereauX deceased; G A. True, S
bring, Fla; Mrs. r. +. Yaeger, Lake
land; Mrs. r. n. Proctor. Long
Beach, Cal; II. +. True, Wblux
Mont; Mrs. Mabel Cart r. Lakeland;
Mrs. |. +. King, deceased.
Mr.. True taught in the Schools OF
Iowa and Minnesota for twenty-five
years, and held the office OF county
Superintendent Of schools. lie came
to Lake and light years ago, since
which time he has lived quie ly in his
country home, winning the friendship
of al who met him. He has been in
poor health for The past year, and
confined to his he'd for the past six
lrCnths.
WI Nv bSl'I DFtu tOI over IIlTlA
GERS a consistent member of the
l'aptist church and funeral services
were conducted by Dr.. w. BDlin, pas
tor # the First Baptist church o,
Lake land Sunday afternoon at 4
O'Clock at the Gentry Futch chapel.
Music was furnished by Alfred CLARK
and a quartet'e from the First Bap.
t!st church choir. A large group o!
friends were present and the flora
offerings were numerous and beauti-
full.
Mr.. True is survived by his devoted
wife and six of his children. The REL
atives who attendeNthe funeral were
Mrs. True, wife of TN deceased, thr-
of his children, Mrs. Carter. Mrs
Yaeger, and &. A. True and wife OF
Sebring, and three grandchildren,
Vera Tru', and Ardis and Arlent Car
t=r.
Interment was made in Roselawn
Cemetery.
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DETAILS WANTED

The dusky warrior stuck his head
from the dugout entrance at II a. m.
On the nth and hailed white non
COM
"liow come it's all so quiet?" he tie
manded. ''Where-at is all de poof.
pools an wOwwOws all of a suddint?"
Wars over-armistice signed
come on out"
"Nossuh," answered the colored boy
decidedly. Amt goin' nary step till
All finds cut which side won. Amer
lean Legion Weekly.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-03-28

II have actually gained twenty-five
pounds and just think Tanlac is the
srandest medicine in the world" said
Mrs Robert o. Reynolds 127 North
Denver St, Kansas City. Mo.
For ten long years | suffered from
4 very bad form of rheumatism, siom-
lch and nervous troubles. My appetite
was very poor. What little | did eat
iOured on my stomach and ! suffered
he most severe pains in my back.
hips and shoulders. My rehun.atism
was so bad that ] could not raise my
hands to comb my hair ana my arms
Aurt me to my finger tips. became
SC weak and run down that lost all
my energy and life haG become al
most burden. tried many Ihin"j
but nothing helped n"
81 had only taken my first bottle
of Tanlac when | noticed nv appetite
was improving and | cculd sleep bet.
Ter ut night i have taken three bot
les and the way it has helped me and
built me up is really astonishing.
can eat anytime and everything with
out the slightest disagrerable after.
effects ! sleep Just line at night and
am in better health than have been
for years. | an glad to siyc this
statement, hoping that any who are
suffering as did may experience the
;ame wonderful results, which | he
iieve they will if they give Tanlac a
air trial"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-03-28

would be weak and nervous. Last
winter q friend advised her taking
'Favorite Prescription and It has
done her world Of good. She is in
better health than ever before.
would advise mothers not to let their
girls suffer, give them the Prescrip-
ton. MRS. SARAH e. HAYNES,
;514 Loudon Ave-. N. w. All druggists
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-03-28
Advice for Young Girls

Roanoke Va.-'Dr. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription is an excellent
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-03-28

medicine to give
young girls who
suffer. One of
my daughters has
been very delicate
for some time, suf-
fered with func.
tional dis tur-
Dances, and every
winter would be
sick and l would
have to have the
doctor far har She
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-03-28
STILL IN DOUBT

The very small boy with the very
large gun was standing in country
road
what are you hunting, bub?" asked
a passer by.
# dunno, he replied frankly. 81
amt seen il vet. -" +, !uhanre.