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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-20

Parks.
saunders-UsefuI Wild Plants in the
United states.
shaekleton-Book OF Chicago.
Stroiese-Food for the Sick.
Weils-Outlines of History.
observation-disclosures ~Aeronautic En-
sineering.
The Alexander Hamilton set on
Modern Business was recently pur-
chased and is among the most popular
set at the library. The "a volumes
cover every phase Of the modern bust
ness world.
WHITING CLUB MAKES DON ATIONs
An event which is srousing much
iaterest in various circles in Whiting
= the concert to be given under the
auspices OF the Fortnightly club next
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-20

Indies.
Frases-Motor Vehicles and Their
Engines.
Garey-American Guide Book to
France and Its Battlehelds.
Gompers-Labor and the Common
People.
Gompers-Labor and the Employer.
i Observation-Disclosures Insurance in
the L. S.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by Adoption.
Kilmer. Joyce Works. 2 vols.
Margot, acknowledgements.
DISQUALIFICATION Of a Rebel
Refer.
OtBrien-White Shadows in the
South Seas.
Parks-Enclish Ways and Bylaws.
Reik-Tour or Americas National
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-20
WHITING
-dnd its
PEOPLE

Buy your suits and overcoats now
r4 save money. Cheaper now thar
tev VIII be next fall. Close outs in
afl lines now at dirt cheap prices.
SCAR the Haberdasher, B37 18th
---eet. 1-2o-i
1re owl club will entertain their
cu1re-s and ladies az an informal
vs party at their club rooms to-
r.N eveniUs.
34 Morton trout Of Pennsylvania
s.suua attcnead 4 birthday party
Is al the touae Of her niece, Mrs,
Nftf I'M Hammond.
Ia- members Of the Junior nigh
1851 Save been experiencing sons
a1 competition in their work. TIE
session ~ a monogram for the
Junior high school basket ball team
under discussion. it being decided
.af rn- art students take up this
rtt1- Under the direction of Miss
ewart all the members OF the art
lasses submitted mcnograms. The Sc
lection II the coIors was the first step
with all votes cast the color COM
ainstious Of blue and orange proved
to be the favored one. Many fine
m-onograms were The result of the
young peoples efforts. the elimination
necessary taxing Place unit only the
three considered the best remained
Yesterday the final voting took place.
The contest being between 4 round. a
square and a triangular monogram.
When all votes were counted John
Gabor. a seventh grade student with
his triangular monogram bearing he
letters W. j.. II. S. won out by a large
majority. this to be In the future the
official monogram Of the Junior high
school basket ball team which prom
ises 70 be much heard from
PRINCESS THFATEER TONIGHT
AND TOMORROW
.In the Heart of IA FooI,'' an Allan
nvnD production, with James Kirk
wood ana Anna I. Nelson. This Is n
Class A. which we recommend and
guarantee 30
The Old Settlers had a pleasant
meeting at the Community Center on
tuesday ~vening. The entertainment
consisted OF dances by Mrs. Golding
and Mrs. Putnam and by Mr.. and Mrs.
Breckman. Mrs. Golding also gave
two readings after which a mock mar
rage caused much naerriment with
Mrs. Ed Freeze as bride and MS
frank Greenwal az groom and Mrs
Z. Petersen and 8Tr. william Eggers
az bridesmaid and best man. Dane
ms was later enjoyed. music beins
furnished by Mrs. Clara Timm, Clar-
cncr Eggers and Ruth Breckman. re-
treshments consisting OF coffee and
d~oughnuts being served. The com
roittee IN charge consisted of Mrs. C.
Petersen. Miss Gusta Egrers, Mrs.
N~3ckhcrst. NIr. and Mrs. Freese. MIR.
and Mrs. Brecbman, Mr.. william Egg
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-20
A FIRE IN
WORCESTER, MASS

WORCESTER. Mass. Jan. ie.-More
than 81 1000 900 damage was caused
here early today b. the worst fire in
the history OF the city. Tventy-ons
buildings in the business district were
destroyed. The dremen were hamp-
cred by zero weather which trozc the
water into sheets Of ice. according 70
the police the nre was OF incendlary
origin.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-20

and is being attended by Dr.. o'Brien
ct South Chicago.
LIBRARY NOTES
The following is an interesting list
o. new books OF non-hction, which
have recently been put into circuIa-
tom at the Whiting public library.
Aronovfci-Americanization.
Battle-Industrial oil engineering.
Beveridge-Life of John Marshall.
Bernstorn-My Three Years In
America.
Btshop-Theodore Roosevelt and
Bis Times.
Bok-Americanization Of Edward
Box
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Cobo-Thc Abandoned Farmers.
Frauck-Roaming Through the west
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-20

pose. they also deserve hearty sup
port and cooperation to make IL a
guccess.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-20

and is being attended by Dr.. o'Brien
OF south Chicago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-20

day work, the sum previously an
nounced as, being $50 should have
been an " $50.
Hugh Robinson. general superin-
tendent of the Aeromarine company,
has very actively assisted he com
mittee and reports approximately
500 collected from the factory en-
ployes. The Whitall Tatum company
and the Keyport Skirt factory have
not as YET made returns.
The employees of the Architecture
al Tile Company donated SO and sew
eral other business Houses have not
as We made returns, but expect to
do so.
On Tuesday evening Rev. F. T. B.
Reynolds turned over to the COM
mittee $40 which he had secured
from three lodges in the borough and
thus the fund continues to grow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-20

will be the city commissioners OF
New Brunswick and Mayor Wilson
of Perth Amboy.
The line of march for the parads
has been announced as follows: Up
Livingston venue to Sanford, coun-
termarch to George, to Bayard, to
Nelson, to Hiram. to Peace, 20 AL
bany, to Easton avenue. to Hamil-
ton, to Lewis, to Suydam, to Cod
wise, to Handy, to Livingston, to
Suydam to Remsen, to George, to
Bayard, to Schuyler, to Codwise, to
Armory@
The officers of the new court to
be installed that night r William
H. Gauc, Jr., past grand orient; Otto
II. Miller, South Amboy, grand ORR
ent; Elmer o. Smith. of New Bruins
wick. vice grand orient; grand her
aid. Charles Crabiel, of Midtown,
Somer S. Moore, of Woodbridge as
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-20

vice Funds. practically closed, money
to be received daily by the
committee in charge SO that no final
accounting will be made until the
first of next week. In several of the
factories the fund grows daily n
the committee has been requested to
allow the fund to remain open until
tomorrow.
The drive has been held under the
direction of the local post of the AM
erican Legion, with Miss Annie l.
Tilton as local chairman. The quota
of $500 has undoubtedly been reach
ed, the Keyport Literary club hav-
ing raised almost half this amount.
Through the efforts of volunteer
workers of the club who had previ-
ously voted to assist in the drive.
the sur of s236.66 has been collected
and turned in to the treasurer. The
committee will receive any such do
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-20

nations up to tomorrow night.
Under the supervision of DR.. Fred
C. Ogden the Elks of this borough
have been visited and several dona-
tons have been received. DR.. Ogden
expects to secure several others be-
fore &c makes his ana. report.
Mrs. Lorenzo G Mason and Mrs.
Howard Hanson collected $40.05 in
the eastern section of the borough.
while Mrs. C.. X. Crawford of the
Literary Club canvassed Holmdel
and Hazlet receiving donations of
s3O.25.
The Keyport Improvement Asso-
citation was represented by Mrs. E.
Johnston and Mrs. H.. w. Hartman
who collected the sun of $26.1S.
Through an error in adding the sums
marked on the Boy Scout collecting
boxes used on Saturday in the tag
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-20
IS PARADE TOMORROW
BY COURT OF THE ORIENT

SOUTH AMBOY, May 20-Final
arrangements are now being made
for the big time to be held in
New Brunswick on Saturday after
noon and evening when the Hindu
stan Court of the Orient No. Q will
be instituted. Otto II. Miller, of
this city, who is Grand Orient of
the new organization yesterday an
nounced the following program:
Starting at . daylight saving
time, on Livingston ven between
Morris and Welton streets, Compel
tive drills will take place between
the patrols of all courts present. the
block being roped off for the occa-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-20

sion.
5 p. M, the monster parade of all
courts will begin. The parade will
end at the Armory about six-thirty
when a buffet luncheon will be
served.
$50 Armor(y). Grand institution
ceremonies of Hindustan Nc. .. In
stallation of officers, raising of can
didates to the rank of princes Short
addresses by supreme officers and
presentation of prizes.
Prizes TO be Awarded
There are two prizes of handsome
loving cups now on display at one
of the leading stores of New Bruins
wick. One to be presented to the
Court Patrol that executes the best
fancy drill, the other to the Court
having the largest representation in
line of march passing the review
stand. The judges for both events
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-20

high priest: Fred H. Lear OF this
city as treasurer, and Frank G.
Gross of Perth Amboy as scribe. A.
o. Rappelyea, Harry Perry and
Harold E. Thistle, all of New Bruins
wick, have been elected trustees.
Arrangements are being made by
the members of Joel Parker Council
No. 60. of this city, to send a large
delegation to the institution. Men,
bers of the new court will make
arrangements for special convey
ances to bring them from New
Brunswick to this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-20
SALVATION ARMY SURE
TO FILL QUOTA At KEyP0R1

KEYPORT, May 20.-With the
Salvation Army drive for Home Ser
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-26

/. Scr s,i orlpl,eii unierer beife1 @en6arnleif
bpAit iirib gctotet BATE
.gr piro es fem, utlb er miirae
picaeiht ole ieine Beriolger ge-
toGtet blben, merrn er nod Nnlper
gebubt bette"
rllno SIR moQt uns Die perboree
ne Soble perraten2" I
.Sa, nas mill i'd. l1no ioglet4.A
vWirb CT @ioeritaro leiiten?"
$50 CLAUDE nidt. gr mir6 i'd
berauidt babe1L mie er INNER az
tun pflegt, mern CT %ger1oroet bot
unb Driela fubrte Die belpaffne-
ten Soloaten an ben Srt oeg @ralt-
ems.
MIg lie IN Die &oble traten, far-
Sen lie ben Mdduber auf einem Stetre
iisenb, Den miiten &opf ouf beioe
Gauite geitiiBt, Dor ii@ b~inbriiteno
unb feline entgeiiterter1 Iugen a,f
ben entieelten &inoesleibnam bef.
tend. Gr mar ridt beraufdt, bies.
NAL batte er ieine Morbluit ni9t ir
feurigem @ettte ertrartt. Die Suit
am 2ebert mar i'm perrauht uQo.
@uru mar al Eooe ernudtert. H,.
big lieb er iid sergreifen uno felieln
lno ~leiitete aud nidt nit einent
@prte @iberjtaro.
Se4s Gage ipater rparo er in Ne,
APPEL bingeribtet.
Das @eib 6es Ba11oiten blieb per.
idwunoen, aber sic u~ngewibbett
ibres S9idials betdaftigte nod iebr
! 1ange 6as @eipra9 Der Meapolita-
i1er. Grit nod Sabren borte ma,,
! mieoer por ibr. @iele Meilen Don
I, Mcapel entfernt, bate man elm
8ettelmeib %getroffen, oas an Der
&anb Elm bibides, frdftiees Mao.
J den fiibrte uno iiberan er5dblte, ie
1ei 0riella, Dos @eib bes bingerib.
! teten 8anoiten l1llo> @url1, 1.nb lire
fleine 8egleiterin iei @eta, ibr &c.
rettetes &ino, bie Sbmeiter oes er.
barmungslos bonn Slater 5eridmet.
terter1 SSambo. @
Man idenfte Der arr1er1, gebeug.
ten Grau iiberau Mitleio unb reid.
li6es Mlmoien, Bis Die i@0ne, gra.
5i0ie @eta eines Cages BON elmer
6erum3iebenoen 8irfus- @eieuidaft
aufgenommer1 uno aur @unitreiterin
a%usgebilbet murbe. Sbre alte Mut-
ter bebtelt iie biz gu 0eren baloigem
Gobe BET ii@, tie ielbit aber mar1
i9nen cine gefeierte lrtiItin, bic
ibren Namen ebenio beriibmt in
Mfrobatehfreiien madjte, mie ibr
@ater l1Qo<@uru ben ieintgen be,
ru9tigt genladt batte.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-26
Am 81 e n.

- Am euabrSmorger.
guer 3immerberr puBt' es allo
gar ni6t mebr, oab CT fi6 geitern
aben6 nit Dir perlobt bat2
Mein Mama bats ibm ioebet
idonenb beigebra9t!
3eitgemd b. sd. bab'
ge1adt, ibr itreift ni@t mebr, neil
ibr aufgebeiIert moroen iei6."
SEA, bojr nal, 1T oen1 oa8 mer.
banpt ne Mufbeiierung, Det1 mani
nod arbeiten maB2"
8ere1tigte8 Mib..
trauer. - s%3oabeau1ter ber eben
ei,le halbberbul1gerte Sdmierenge.
ien59aft pilitiert): Mcine Serri9af-
ten, sic frii11te11 paiiercnl Sour sic
90 1(auf ben bide1 aornifer aeigcnb)
>bleiben nod gier.
!&err: So, marl111 6enu, i@ babe
mid bod i@on gang 1tadf o,igge3o-
gen.
:8oufeamter: Dag seniigt nidt,
6ie miiien ii@ nod dr5tltd u1ter-
iuder1 lnIfen, sih traue Ssbre,n oide,r
Baud 1imt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-26

- Gin nn3ufriebener.
Alpenmirt: ~90s iefante Staot.
bolt! Da baben g. feline Stub &c.
laiier, id muB a @eidmerobud an.
i9affen, uno ieBt, no ids bob,
i9reibt ia Seufel etne 8eidmer6e
einl"
SeItfame 8eiorgnis.
s&unoe: v@as iagen @ie 1a5u, in
Sos Md6el, nit Sem 5ie mid 90
befannt gemadt BADEN, babe i9
mid iterbli9 perliebtl"
Seiratspermittler jentruitet): so
... Ga molten Sic iic iett mobl
gor ri9t beiroten?"
- 9ererbung. 8einb6no.
Ter: n@as i9 mid drgere! SD
boffte, mein Melteiter tpurbe NAL
mein @eidaft fortfibren, uno nun
min Der Sunge ourdaus our Ma.
rine. 8ober er blob BEN 3ug gum
@aiier bat!"
@ait: Sen hat er npm Noterl~
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-26
selbfsebadener auden.

Srau 8luee ipridt gu ibrem @ann:
~Wom Bader LAB, ip mid mid baden,
Yer tpeeB, Dub Der uus NuDoer Dran2:
SOU, tpeeBoe, ib mer' ieltper badenl"
@lei' bolt ie 9efe1t 8uder, Mebl,
@ebo nit De @ier III be 8olen,
<0i9o .Buboer 'nein, q gauges 9eeI. -
(WRio W3argarin' Is nti9o du poQen!).
@oiinen, @auoeln, 8ibrouab,
Sen Mld1obb bis CUR le05oen Neegel.
9a, &uni6i9oibl Sci Der Wsa11e 9rabo'
Nrin8o man oo9 mas @eidei1'S 5u-
8e9el
STU oeelb fe's uff'n 8le9e aus;
9aS is d bib9en iebre tleerel p
Wm Nanb bango ales 1ritptper 11au8.
Sen f9neibt je alb. Das gebo gana
tGeenel
9as tparb unb tpar6 niidb nib ben
9eegl
(gBas is r1r bette nit benz SfenN
8ier angebrenro, borb babbetpee1 ~
un6 iuerbaubo gan5 breed gelopfenl
.9u. toite mall @ie i@medt benz.
1er"?
Sbr Gate pratt 5urid Dor &ibe
nnb buppt 10 tpie Elm Sro11 rumbert
.9err Seiesl @eiue 8uu9enipibel"
Gum &affee tuirb er aufgetil6t;
9err &luge bat &rttt at Iben;
Sci ean5er @uden i1medb mad
niid6l
l1nb fib5en is er pp@ gebliebenl"
SIZE Sausfrau fdtpimu1t im srdnen>
flor,
STR ftol3es @offen 1T gebro9enl
Sic Nettel felbft reibt aus berborl
(9as 2uber Fat i@on mas geroden.).
@a, tperui ioear Der !&unb niidt fribb,
9arf man barmber5i9 fem unb ebel, !
9ab man De Nr1nen MIDI ber9ib6,
Sou frieg6 ben &rdb5id = bas Guf<
tpartmdbeIl
SIR gaber Der is 11ageriranf.
Sem 19tdb SSrau &luge lire Sorte.
Ser i9meibb ie negl Das is Der 9anfl
gs gibb bod nieoertrd9fge Sprtel
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-26
9as erofe warte,s

0rau Naiiuer but nidts an5u3ieb'n.
User fennt ni9t biefe Ielobienl
Sic brau@t Elm 1eues Sribiabrstleio,
gti9t al5u lang, ni9t au3u meit,
aptim uno @ut un0 ein Yaar S9ub'.
Ser Wann erblei9t unb brur1n1t Da5u:
SD bite bid, geliebte Srau,
&art' oamit biz gum Br%eisabbaul"
Sic Srau Brofehor meint gum Mann:
r9ie @tlberbo93eit nabt beran,
S9 bole fir bic Slide Elm,
uno bu, @uiebius, furgit fir 8ein,
@roB lit bod Ser 8etanntentreisl" -
Sem @ann miro falt, Dem Mann tpirb
beiB:
ngerf6iebe bod, seliebte Srau,
Sic So@5eit Biz gum Bretsabbm1l"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-26

aaItffssf Ag-,a8S ssaag,ss ssES sds@#
........
= n..
.e pIaAgeN' go ole st1lu1BsI
ID1a le1s.. an1 .oen Dellsn laben IVY W.
gel9'uoIen Da11etl, plAl.se o'uu'e ~
1Dre eelo1elen Han1etaoen Ny 81 n ".
me1: unanl2orI.N gen AleM az.
9alleno. lNle1u,eno nNo ~ Sl1ueu
o1e p4a11er peIFuusno,. - n'ael
a11o neoen 1DH ,IaAla1en nno n IS.
1tre1If mnroen, lgI11 g. DoA oAla
an gnl@. 5u7peuem =, gplle eI, .u.e
e!e gtnoullle..u. ~ III ots ~. So,
g g ~ netDues $3.50 '' ~ or'I iarh;+
.a'e !. lsI''s 4 S. ;sra rata-,
Msu sn''.u - ,aa.,;aa esh go n,e;+
~. ~, ~. US gnS1;h ,,nm o;,,er
~: -. 81 n]ay,,nta - " :,
nas. a gssya a mah 20 sa.er+o IN r.
Is.!.s. yo9 an i%or r,;aSar 81
@Ms;Aa - ~ S;o neutrality-suspicious. Ser
g. a.D ~ nm ON n;sIfSit;oes
gha ~a,,n4a aer, m;,ic,,,o,, 80 a..
fohr ipinpg aebeng nm 10 orouiioer
ing SIR ginnnoI ihien %. nIg ert.
fernfpn iih Sic gherde11 uieber. oIg
mpnn lie Sic snur nerIoren hGtter,.
nIpih Snrouf nber per11ohr1 Ser Inn.
sinnpltp mie6er ihre Gimme uno
Tubtritte. Ser ginqang al Ser ge.
beimnisbonen &1ble mar 10 ner.
itedt, oab fein 8erpobner 70 gut wie
fider lein 6urfte, ser @efabr ent.
rorne11 al fem. Sour fir fem 81
rudfebrenoes Meib furdtete er nod.
Minuter pare11 1pie6er pergan.
gen, Die @enoarmer idienen lid
entfernt gu baben. @benio gut mod'
ten fie aber au9 in unmittelbarer
Nabe la,1ern uno fib ablidtli9 ltiQ
oerbalten. uuo.9l1rn lau1fte, lem
DIR mar nod 1@arter als 1e11I 4n'
&c, uno ct mnroe oe11 lel1elten a1e1'
aug zines i'm SlnterDalt oe1l11otI'
Gen S%ebepe!ers geDort Daoen. ~
les mar rnD19.
Da, ploBll9 Elm tn1lternoes @e'
rauld. Huo.@nrn blelt oer afem
an uno bor9te ME EN- Sngs; Sar
es Elm Sderge oOer lem 8elo, mas
1a@ IN e1r1lger gntterrl'1tg, po11 1e1'
mem Auge unentoedpar, Depe91ea
Mit einem Mfale begann Der tleire
Sambo, Der felt langen 'Stunoen
ni6t geltiat moroen NOR, nod Der
Mutter 8ruit gu i9reien uno 5noar
10 beftig, oab es nidt mogll@ l@le11,
i'm aroers ais onr@ sfa1ru11g gu
berubtgen.
l1no nun borte uao-@uru mabreno
Der fur5en Bauien oes finoli9en
Sammergel@reis mieoer Die peroa@-
tigen @erduide ser Spiirer.
vWeroammt - !" fludte 90 Der
1dredlide Mduber ingrimmig in
iih bineir, unb ser Eo6esi9meib
trat linn auf sic gtirne, roieler 8olg
miro mid uno bielen S9lupfpinfel
%perraten y"
gr lau{6te nit Mnitrengung onler
Merpen, aber Dos @ei9rei ieineS
@in0es iibertonte bas auffdqigite &C.
r4uih ouBerbaIb Der &0ble. l1llo.
@uru per19lieBt nit eiierner $aro
ben fleinen Muno bes &in6es -
uno nun bort ct, mie Die @en6armen
gan8 nabe fbon am gingange iin6.
Sod f0nne11 iie Die 0effnung nidt
entbedt baben, aber ieoen Mugen.
Bid tam es gei6eben.
Sic frompf6often 8erpeaunqen beg
nr11pn fIptner1 ceSon1bo 1in6 10 heftiq,
1ab er, i@on balb eritidt. oen
Muno unperiebens mie6er befreit bot
un6 nun nit boppelter @epalt 1T
6as ,3urideeorangte @eidrei aus.
bridt. Da ergreift Der milbe Mau.
bersmann Sen &raben bon iaber.
%qualpoler @ut un6 i@%leu6ert i'm
mt hof4;nor @rnft npnp11 sic efpIs.
The commonwealth., 1921-03-11
LOCAL BRIEFS

Mr.. D. E. Mason returned from a
business trip to Parmele to-day.
Mr.. S. A. Dunn left last night for
New York on business.
Mr.. G. J. Shields, who has been in
Richmond several days on business,
returned home last night
Mr. G. S. Alexander returned last
night from a business trip to Rich
mond.
Miss Lucy johnson of Tarboro,
n c., is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Hilliard.
Mr.. D. W. O'Neill, who has been
p patient in the Tarboro hospital,
returned to Scotland Neck yesterday.
Mr. Julian G. Gray, of Rocky
Mount, was visitor in Scotland
Neck yesterday.
The commonwealth., 1921-03-11

IN TWO WEEKS HE
GAINS IS POUNDS
Little Rock Man Restored To Health
BY Tanlac Four Years Ago.
Still In Fine Shape

1t was about four years ago that
Tanlac set me right, and it did such
good job of it that I still feel
fine, said Richard N. French. of
22oo johnson St., Little Rock, Ark,
clerk at French s grocery store.
While living at San Antopaa,
Texas, following a severe attack o;
malaria | contracted ptomaine pois-
on, and for four weeks was in miob-
ty bad condition. My system wos
SO depleted from malaria and the
poison that [ collapsed good and
proper, and my stomach was 50
yeak l was advised to stay in the
sanitarium, but I went to Ell Paso
thinking the change might help me.
My kidneys bothered me a great
deal, my liver was very sluggish and
l would become so nauseated at
times l could scarcely retain a
thing on my stomach T was in a
miserable condition and feeling
mighting bad
! IF was at Ell Paso I cot started
on Tanlac and my appetite picked
up from the very start. I began to
relish my food and soon got where
l could eat anything I wanted with
out its bothering me any Why. /
put on thirteen pounds in two weeks
time and regained my full strength.
Since then I joined the Coast Ar
tlllery and spent two years in France
and am back again still enjoying
the very best Of health. Tanlac
certainly delivers the goods, it's the
best medicine made.''
Tanlac is sold in Scotland Neck
by E. 7. Whitehead Drug Co.
The commonwealth., 1921-03-11
MRS. J. c. RIDDICK ENTERTAINs

Mrs. J. G. Riddick Delightfully."- en-
tertained the Tea and Needle Club
Yesterday afternoon at her home IN
Depot Street An interesting spring
time contest engaged the attention
of the guests for awhile, the winner
of the prize which was pot of
groying violets, being Mrs. Bennie
Hancock.
After an hour Of sewing, the hos
tess served fruit salad, tea, and
sandwiches.
Those present Were: Mrs. David
Bryant, Mrs. John Edwards, Mrs.
William Mcdowell, Mrs. Mamie Hoff-
man. Mrs n A Riddick, Mrs. E. II.
Leggett, Mrs L. l.. Cherry, Mrs. H
c. Bell, Mrs Bennie Hancock, Mrs.
". T. Waters, Mrs Hinton Dunn,
Mrs. P. E Shields, Miss Annie Me
Dowell, Miss Virginia Tillery, Miss
Estelle Hancock, and Miss Katherine
Hancock.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-12


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The Home and Educational Derart-
,nent OF the Indiana FTarbor Woman-s
club viii entertain th. entire club Al a
Christmas party Wednesday afternoon
at Katherine House 1t is hoped all
club members will make a special eff
fort TO attend and help make this par-
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church Of the Good Shepherds. viii
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