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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-16
Heart Problems

Dear Mrs. Thompson: We are two
girls aged Il and IS. A boy friend
of ours has been here for some time.
He is a real friend and not beau
He visits in our homes and there is
no objection on the part of our par
ents. He asked us to write and prom
ised us to 90 likewise. We wonder
if it would be wrong to write first?
ANXIOUS.
1t is the boys place TO write first.
He ought to send you letter thank
ing YOU for your part IN making his
visit so pleasant.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: l am a girl
of is. and have been going with a
boy three years. and nave been en-
gaged to him for about a year al
though he has never kissed me nor
Atold me he loved me. Please tell me
if ne loves me? MAY.
The boy probably loves you in his
way. / can't understand his GOODNESS,
however. and would be afraid that
after marriage he would be just as
undemonst When a couple is en-
gagged there is nothing wrong in their
kissing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-16

All Inquiries addressed to Miss Forbes
in care of the Beauty Chats" depart
ment viii be answered in these columns
in their turn. This requires consider
able time, however. owing to the great
number received So if a personal or
quicker reply is desired a stamped and
self-addressed envelope must be en-
closed with the uuestfon.-The Editor
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-16
Housekeepers Should
Save Their Strength

There are two ways in which the
time and strength of the housekeeper
may be saved: First by taking thought
as to the way she uses her strength.
and second by making use of labor
saving devices.
A little study and practical direction
aiong TINS line may easily make the
dlfference between tired over
worked housekeeper, and one who has
some time and energy left for read
ing ana recreation after the DAVIS work
is done - =
The Department of Agriculture has
ISSUED splendid illustrated booklet
on this subject which tells how tn
make fireless cooker, a drainer that
does away with the drying of dishes q
service tray, an iceless refrigerator
shower bath, and an evaporator
Our Washington Bureau will secure
copy of this helpful publication for
any one who sends two cents in
stamps for return postage
IN iilllng out the coupon print name
ana address or be sure to write pIainly.
tDo not send the coupon to The Pa.
iadium NAH 1t direct to WASHINGTON
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-16

If you have been swimming, playing
tennis, or any of the other outdoor
games, your arms are probably round
ed. But there are great many girls
who have been too busy, or not able
to enjoy these sports, so l am sug-
costing some arm development exer-
cises for them,
AS such girls are rarely inclined
to any strenuous exercising, the fol-
lowing instructions are based upon 4
combination of exercise and massage,
bringing about the same effect as does
exercise. but with less outlay of en-
ergy Another advantage lies in the
small amount of time expended.
While standing or sitting erectIy,
stretch the right arm TO the front,
holding it at such an angle that the
tips of the fingers are at the same
height as the head, the fingers held
straight together and thumb close
Place the left hand with the fingers
and thumb close, over the upper side
of the right arm at the wrist. c9asping
the arm. Now slowly massage the
muscles all the way up the arm, keep
ing to the upper side of the tensed
limb. Continue this all the way up
over the shoulder into the neck. Re
peat this performance by massaging
the same arm, working along he un-
der side. Repeat all of this with the
other arm. Continue until you hav-
had five treatments for each side.
The massage movements are much
like a tight clutch, and then a gentle
but firm twist of the muscles until you
| feel a warmth from the exercise
Judgment will decide how much effor;
! should be put into the massage and
| the gentle method is best, else tbs
| muscles will feel sore later. These
| exercises should not take longer thar
! three to five minutes.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-16

!: Washington, D. C.
. Frederic ]. Haskin. Director.
. The Richmond Palladium
!: Information Bureau.
| enclose herewith two cents
in stamps for return postage on
a free copy of the Booklet on
Home Conveniences
NAS '''''''.s..
. otleet
SieS ''''''.....
!. State
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-16
Suburban

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind.-Mtss Ruth
Myers is visiting her cousin, Miss Helen |
Smith in Sulphur Springs 80. The mar
ket held by the Baptist church Satur-
day, netted the ladies s1905 profit and
the lemonade and candy stand by the
Junior Girls netted 1887 profit.
Mrs. Elmer Sauers and son, Noel, of
indianapolis is spending this week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Dan
Stonecipher. Mr.. and Mrs John
Potter and children, of Connersville
were weekend guests of her father
John Nickery. $500. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Shepman and son, Paul, spent Sunday
IN Richmond with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Shepman. Miss Thel-
ma Chitic has returned to Muncia aft
er few days visit with Miss Vesta
Brumfiel. Miss Bertha Pruitt went
TO Newcastle Monday to nurse in the
Clinic hospital for several weeks. 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pealle and chill
dren, Miss Vesta Brumfiel, Miss Thel-
| ma Chitic and Charles Westerkamp
motored to Cincinnati Sunday and
spent the day. Mr. and Mrs. Max
Feemster Of Charlottesville have been
| spending several days with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Feemster.
1
| spending few days with Miss Drema
! Gibbs. =. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Reed,
! Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Jones and son,
Mrs. Dan Evans and family and Mrs
| Priscilla Boyer attended the Nixon
| family reunion in Memorial park at
! Newcastle Sunday . . Mr.. and Mrs. Pet
! Brewer and son of Mooresville were
| Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
| Brewer. Mr.. and Mrs Ed White of
! Newcastle were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Fal Stigleman. Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Sheidler have returned
from a trip to Turkey Run George
Martin of Richmond spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Newki~k go.
The Mt. Auburn Neighborly club held
head, massage into it any hot oil (such
as crude Dill and let it remain on
overnight. Shampoo thoroughly the
next day and all this scaley dead skin
will come off. With such a condition
i you should be giving the scalp 4 daily
massage and using a good hatr tonic
I twice each week.
i MAMA-I shall be glad to mail you
formulas for creams that will nourish
and not grow hair. I am sorry there
IS not space to print these at this tima.
All inquiries addressed to Miss Forbes
in care of the Beauty Chats" depart
ment viii be answered in these columns
in their turn. This requires consider
able time, however, owing to the great
number received So if a personal or
quicker reply is desired, stamped and
elf-addressed envelope must be en- :
closed with the questionable Editor
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-21

Philadelphia. Feb. -. =
erum plsd diary Containing '-ioTe
Terse" will play zn important
part II the trial of Mrs.. Gather
I1e Roster. ~ho awaits srrzigE-
nsat On charge ot murder.
Mrs Rosizr, y0aag and beau
,iful- shat zz9 killed her husband,
Oscar Roster. wealthy Advertising
nA1, and his stsaogr4pher. NIL
tred ReckitE-
The diary left by Roster is the
following scrap Of verse. written
IN his hand ard dedicated 70
Jerry:
The Kiss comDlsse. the urior Of
ss1b.
Eszrt 10 heart and hand II hand.
What does the language natter !
4 sympathetic 1lezes ?"
EcsisEs Pet name for lis stsa-
ograpaer was jerry"
Wife Was Model
For months Rostsr and his
young wife had guzrTeIsd He wEs
thirty-eight and she only twenty
oas-
Before her marriage Mrs Ros-
Ter was noted as one OF the most
beautiful models in the country
The ivory pzIlor o. her sHa con
trssting with her heavy black
hair gives her an ethereal beauty.
Roster. head Of the Roster Adver-
Using com pz1y, was absorbed fa
his business. it IS said, and his
young wife constantly complain
ed Of Eegi sct.
The ether woman in the TIL
angle was an attractive, vfvzeious
blonds
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-21
Cloverdale Briefs

Clovsrdale, Or, Feb. zI.-Mrg
Fred schifferer has had her sister
and children visiting her for the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs W. Farr we're in
Salem on business Saturday.
Mrs. J. Morris returned from
Sewburg Thursday, where she had
been called q account Of sick
ness.
Miss Bertha Morris Of Portland
came up TO her mothers. Mrs. J.
Morris, Wednesday to spend q few
weeks.
Joe Nssbit and his bro ther.ia-
law from Aoutana arrived here
Friday TO visit a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Kurks.
Mrs. W. Fl Wilson is OF the
sick list being down in bed With
lagrippe.
Auctionser Wright extracted
nearly $50 for the sale Of boxes at
the Pleasant View school box sup
per Saturday night
The new piano purchased for
the Cl0Terdaie school arrived Fri
day and Is q dandy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wood Of Sa-
lem spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A Wood.
Walter Wood and his sister OF
Salem spent Sunday evening at
the =. A. Wood home.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-21
.StarHgh Z
BJ Ia No<s. AEr-Cr
DAB HE1sE GIBSON
VEZiziz's Par

( VIrZIziz's PErs
Lacs see y9aF Aerip.. dszzz1-
7 - kitty eagerly Il sEs rE1sd II
. % .ks zZzr--=-t and szw Zs WIKI
Z rolL et Z2zCzcrzrt il NJ lap aE1
gazing into sp2ss
{ A1=2sL k=@-La-3kzz, ! Az-1=c
( Il u her. 70 ne Il was almost
zzz-izg giess and I was greatly dis
z2pe1z-sd IN Ky part ATp@rsEI-
-T ! w9uL5 oEIg have 3 very few
7 -IzzEss q the scr=ez- with Z
zEzzga q costume eTsEy Eizzgs-
LIT eozrrzeE WAS folded within.
z-5 Kitty Iocked 70 see E9E EEek
7 was gsLrLzg- -0ns hundred and
fifty d9IIzrst That is pragty fair
Il hin, Virginia. ecaszderzzg yozr
=Iperlszce
Bat 1 viii only have 2b1zt Z
weeks wo-E. Kitty. Il yoz VII
rad the EksLs script yCz viii see
low zh9rL Il IT,
'EsTsr EizG about that, child
EEsz Theodore Strztto1's diFse-
Tor gets hold Of your part yoz
are likely 20 push Maud Samson
5tt q the b,5ard=-or else she vii
% the szZs 10 Foz- Yoz are Do
ing some fancy skating On thin
ice. Firgis- That Is TIE Eo-z-,
Thing about this business. 4 girl
gets part BscaEss soue man Is
interested in her and If sonsthtzs
changes his mind zas loses him
and her tob."
But, Kitty. yoa wouldn't say
that Of Mr.. Strztt0n. would yous
he has bsea psrfec,ly Aovsly to ~se-
No girl eoEld have = better fr1-zg
and Of course yo1 know that he
mas never iEtin&ted By word or
deed that he Is anything more. :"
Is II poszibIs that Theodore
strztton il losing ground? Has
lie bean too subtle, Good Lord
Virginia, il he could hear you say
-ais and realize that all his love
making has gone over yoEr head
ae EOzld give yo1 4 test in the
morning and find something
~roag with your work"
But, Kitty. he couldn't Dc
that 1~hea I have my contract.
could he? Surely he has a coz
sctenes -
Ny dear, mans conscience
: ike his head, It zeFer 5othe-x
ain until the morning after. But
constance or 10 conscience, he
can't 60 II. Toa have your cor
tract was Just raging you-
"Firgfe. will you never under
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-21

Mrs. Roster had surprised tn;
pair IN R0sisr'g cftiss alone. Afrsl
the shooting she collapsed and :
vial oS poison fsll from her dress
The slain stsnazraphef was hsl
, friend. she declares, and had be-
traysd her.
4 Was Intoxicated"
When I was in the hospita-
three months ago having ny bs5y
she and he began to run together,
she said today. 7 was iatOxiezt-
I'd EhsH I killed them
One quotation IN the diary Q:
the slain nan reads:
Above everything truth bear
eth away the victory"
Below the quotation is snother
reading:
There is an honor that is fine
gold. that rsekors with every man
Justly; tkzt loves the life; that
regards kindness and fairness
more highly than goods or prices
or profits I. becomes : man more
than his furnishings or his hone
It speaks for him IN the heart Of
eVsrT one. His friendships are
serene and secure His strength Is
Ike the young tree By the river.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-21

s1aza thzt -hsoEs-s S-rat-o2 Ii
zEsps IN zszr-I9Ts-zzEing
Nsar-Isvs-1akt1gf l d0n
u-5srx-an6 y91-
Hare y91 been in tie movies
al tEts tine EsthoGt learning
thar Eszr--1Ts-Eaktng ts the
sezz-ez uzscuIize EeCbo6 q say
l-g great 5=ai ard promising
ustElagtr
Ei.ry o2sz=d tbs scrict and
glzzez5 ever ir czrsLsss-y. Sud
dszIy s1e sat Up sE.it=lly-
Why. c1L1. you have = ~91-
5z-uI pzrE- Il : t1s eEzrcs Of
q lifetime All tEr5ugz these
tfrst scsa=s yoz appear with Tze7-
z9rE Scrzzt5z.
But I 69a'. say anything
sCooss 10 oza says anything
IN p5etarss- TE=ze s15-itIss V-o5-
ably viii al be changed anyway, ,
and, bssitss. Thsodors S-rs-t51 IS
rEs z-zr. and Of coarse hs w9zld
have n1st OF the sub-iElss 70
speak. TEsz Nar5 szcso1 has 70
be pr57id=z for. But o1 g5ly,
I wish I might &zTe z scene like
this
Listen Allen c11es upor
Doris tygz'rs Doris, you know,
Vrgisl a. the garden seat 6y t1=
t9az-z.a- Sic gives him sn sd9r-
ing gizacs, He SEATS himself be-
side her. takes ker hand IN hia
and ezrszzes the fingers one b..
one. The wiEd blows & strand Of
zsr hair across his cheek Almost
lHEolznlsr1Iy he hold II there
Doris turns to hin Nearer and
Eezre- her lips come 10 his sud
denly he pushes her back
Subtitle: Child, child. is II
possible you lore met!
'Doriz raises her eyes to his
and than her head sinks upon his
shoulder. Allen turns and, rzis-
inE her head By putting his hand
softIy under her chin, bends and
Kisses her noath passiolsteIy.'
Great Scott. Tirgie, what do
you want more than this? \
close Up OF this with Theodore
Strzttoa looking soaIfuIIy into
your lore lit brv-rn eyes will be
: knockout
Doris draws away slightly, T
read Kitty. Continuing with the
script. Amen looks pained.
Subtitle. Yes. child. I know
that I an older than you. Turn
ing quickly. Doris throws her
arms around Aliens mex Unseen
By the lovers, Avs Hinton s1tsrs
(rhat must BE- Maud Sarson} and
oTsrhears (your one subtitle. dzEI-
ingJ Doris say:
Subtitle; Lave is ageIess.
ehaaEsIess- I lore you, Allen
that is all
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-21
Parent Teachers
Association at
Brush College Meets

Brush College. Or. Feb. 2l.-
Friday evening, February IT. in
spite % the heavy showers and
mud, a large crowd attended the
pareHt-teaehers association at
Brush College
A COMMITTEES Of three was ap-
pointed to see about gravsIlhg the
hill near the school house.
Aflsr the regular business. an
excellent program was enjoyed
Among the numbers rendered that
ssserye special msutIon was the
trlbute paid Abraham Lincoln b.
several school children. Their
tribute was unique. original. iu-
terestlng and beautiful. and show
sd much talent in those Who took
part, Many present said that it
vas the most perfect tribute they
had ever heard.
Mrs. Karl Kugel, who has re-
Gently returned from Italy, gave
a. interesting and educational
talk on Venice Mrs. KuzeI Is a
woman OF rare gifts and gave her
remarks In a pleasing manner.
Another number Of exceptional
merit was given BY TurfieId
Sehindler. who gave a reading.
and responded 70 a hearty encore
Mr. Schindler Is a master OF this
art and was much appreciated.
A song that was written By Mrs
N r. Kunkel was sung by Arthur.
Utley. Brush College Is proud OF
the fact that this beautiful song
Dreaming in the Twilight" Is a
local production.
Another vocal solo By Mrs. Utley
and piano solos by Margaret Stei-
ner and Frances Mapss were
greatly enjoyed.
The next meeting will be March |
IL.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-21

Avis. with look Of despair,
turns and leaves
Fade out with Doris in Al
lens arms
Hot doggie. Why, Firgie, II
you hadn't another scene IN the
picture, and you do this as
think you will, you are made. AL
you have TO do is to act natur-
ally"
Just What do you mean by
that" I felt myself biushing.
Don't ask ne. ask your heart. !"
TouorroE-KittJs Guidance
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-21
Minors Get License,

Dallas. Or. Feb. 2i-.t mar
riage license has ben issued t
Ben F. Muhlemsn. 20. Of IHde
pendenee, and Frances Elle
Hinkle. Is. OF Monmouth. Con
sent Of their parents was given i
the marriage.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-21
"S.S.S." Makes Skin Clear and
BeautifuI--YOur Body Plump!
Anaxing Results frozn lnersAse Of
Blood Csllsl S. s s q RsrArkAbls
Bloed-ceH BziBdsr.

Do yo1 know that yogr los q GssA
IL due almost entirely % TIE anlRl
number q hloo1-csls IN your BLOOD
Do ycz knoW tat yea can suIlt ~
your Whols botF. sruu ycur faes -
your feet 70 TIE EorEaL natural
beautiful pNr-pu@ss which Il sho1I
have hy uking ne great bAood-ce1
eutlcer. s. s. So Toa 6on't have 70
change your eist o. figure cut TIE
E1a&s-Work thsorisa ahout fats n
feo6S CT Ese rev fad trea tne1tS CT
anything cf The ktz1 Take = & g
1oUr skin VII clear ID reuA<kably.
ToUr cu1plexla1 ~ bs nEe = rose
Petal yo1r Eps r161y. jour sYss clear.
your zeck zza cheaks VII m 0Et
Also s s s. asllE oEs q lie uost
Powerful slood-cleazserA yozr skiz
erupr1o1A plZrlsA btotcha8 Slzck-
head4. zc1e, cisa1psar. Just cry e
Fon L So s 5 5. . sod at Al dr1zS
storeA n TIVE EiEes- he iArEer slEa
Is TIE more eco1oEic1
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-21
No More Stomach Bloating

II your stomach is continuslly
kicking up q disturbance; you
feel bioated and distressed; il Vol
belch gas and sour food into The
mouth. then you need Mi-0-Ea
Stomach Tablets. Guaranteed By
Daniel J. Fry. (adYl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-21

Il ts easy 20 get rid of the mis-
cry Of heartburn or indigestion.
Herbius gees right TO the spot. II
drives out the badly digeated food
aad makes you feel fire. Price.
soc. Sold By Dzn1 J. Fry. (advl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-21

General Pershing says the srny
needs second Ifeutenants. Vintl.
Gated at lasti
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-21

Platinum. Of all metals, Is least
affected by heat and cold.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19
POPULAR SUMNER
SCHOOL CONCERT

Newark, July 19.-Before the largest
or -wd that has ever assembled in
Wolf Hall. the Philadelphia quartet
gave a delightful concert last night.
Even a double row Of chairs up each
aisle and about a hundred chairs in
the foyer failed to accommodate all
the music lovers who desired 10 hear
these noted artists. Many TODD up
in the foyer and at other sections OF
the building, but fortunately. with
the doors open all were able to hear.
II was another demonstration Of the
popularity OF these concerts which
are given under the auspices Of the
Service Citizens for the Summe
school students. but 10 which the
public is also invited and welcomed.
The artists who gave the concer
last night were. Emily Stokes Hagar,
soprano: Marie Stone LangstOn, con-
tralto; Henry Quincy. tenor; J. Hell
fenstein Mason. basso and William
Silvano Thunder, pianist. Although
a fairly long program had been ar
ranged the singers time after time had
10 answer to encCres. Mr.. Mason was
formerly a resident Of Newark ant
there was especial Interest in his sing.
Ing. Everyone. however. was apparent
ly well pleased with the entire pro.
gram.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19
SCHOOL ~RFfERENDVM.

claymont, July 19-Much interest
~ being shown IN the referendum vote
on Nhool bonds ISSUE. 90 he taken IN
the Claymont special school district on
saturday
The present election IS by registered
voters. and not has.d on amounts paid
BY taNpaycrs Tho vote 81 taxpayers
a veal ago was in favor % the bond
issue. but this found no buyers
The raising 81 the $3.50. 600 would Sc
cure also the gift OF fi25. 600 from the
Delaware state Auxiliary, but on the
present basis ~ taxation. II Is not
known whether the vote viii be
favorable.
Leaders Of the srhool movement de
clare q IL almost Impossible 30 get
good workmen with families To live
IN ,9avmont because Of the present
lack 81 echool facilities.
Tho Claymont school, board has q
site of "a acres for the proposed new
school. So thai the entire amount de
rived from the sale ot the bonds vii
b. used entirely for the building ant
equipment
Tho original plan contemplated tax
ms into the rlaymont school ChilGrer
from three adjaccn; districts. which
now only have course up 10 N in
children above the eighth grades IL
these srhools are now obliged 10 ~
TO Wilmington to school.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19
LOWER DELAWARE
AND PENINSULA
lightning Struck Buildings at
eridgsvills and Seaford Dur
ing Mondays Storm.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
n~ridgcviiie. July is-The most Sc
vorr electrical storm ~ the ummcr
passed over th,s community Monday
evening. after a day % Intense heat.
and was accompanied by "A heavy
Acwnpour ot rain.
Tho home Of George a Goodling.
instructor " agriculture In tho Bridge
willie public school. WAS struck by
uphtnins. which tore plaster OH sew
srai rooms and damaged n chimney
Tho family was slightly stunned.
Severe storm ~ Seaford.
Seaford, July ie.-nuring a severe
slcrtrical torn Monday night light
ning struck the home ~ w. Ford
Rrecdiag. manager OF the New Theatre
And damaged a chimney.
Lightning also entered tho home oi
DIN O'nay, nea town, and tore piss
ter OF some of the rooms n demol'
iahed a telephone receiver. A chile
lyins ON a couch Eat the telephone
was not injured.
Rain fell IN torrents FOR two hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19
kxNRNA

SMYRNA. July l9-Mrs A. l.. Hud-
son has returned from a two weeks.
visit IN Wilmington.
Mrs Mabel Redden. Of Philadelphia,
IL a guest OF Mrs. David smithers.
Mrs : L. Kahn and granddaughter.
are guests II Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Lof-
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Convey, OF
Philadelphia. spent the weekend with
Mrs Name Cooper.
Mrs. Paul Rutan has been visiting
Wilmington friends
Miss Edith Hazel IL al Wildwood. ".
J.. FOR two weeks
Kent Shewhrook is spending his va
cation In Philadelphia
Miss Elizabeth Mattiford and Miss
LILLIAN Thornley,. have returned from
week vacation IN Ocean city. y. J.
Mr.. and Mrs G. W. Schantz have
returned from their wedding trip in
New England
Mrs. Margaret stats f. visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Edgar Smith.
Mrs. se Robinson and daughter ar,
quests Of MIR and Mrs. James Moore
d Middletown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant CARTS and
laughter are visiting Bangor. Pa.
Nj and Mrs. Bruce Cosden nave re.
turned GO smyrna from a recent trip
Charles swain has been visiting Mr.
and Mrs J ID Reynolds. near Middle
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. j. Reynolds ar
v.sitne MIR ana MIRA. John Neal. .
aseex4yn n, y.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19
HAS NEVER FELT
SO WELL BEFORE
Il Will Praise Tanlac the
Longest Day | Live" De-
clares Mrs. Ruble.

Il don't believe | have ever felt as well
in my life AZ | do since taking Tanlac, .
was the enthusiastic statement made,
recently, by Mrs. l.. j. Ruble, Of POS
Psrkwood avenue, Baltimore.
Two weeks ago | was in such q mis-
cradle condition that it would completely
exhaust me to climb the hill leading up
to the Mansionl House, in Druid Hill
park, where ! am employed, but 10Y
| can go up that hill like a girl.
about three months < | com
menced to suffer from indigestion and
it wasn't long until it seemed nearly
everything ailed me. My arms and
shoulders panied so bad with rheuma-
tism that l could hardly raise my hands
to comb my hair.
MY nerves seemed worn to n FRAGILE
and i would get so weak and dizzy at
times | could hardly stand up. | had no
appetite-even the sight of food would
nauseate me at times-end my heart
would palpitate SO fast it frightened me
| had frequent headaches, and would be
so tired on reaching home at night that
| could not sleep.
Sometimes | Just felt like l could
not stand this awful suffering any longer
But Tanlac and the Tanlac Negetabl,
Pills have corrected my troubles 81
quickly that it has surprised me. | nov
eat anything at any time and nevei
feel a sign of Indigestion. In fact,
haven't \ pain or an uncomfortable,
feeling and l will praise Tanlac to tn,
end of my days"
Tanlac is sold in Eckerd's Medicin,
Stores.