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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-01
TREMENDOUS HIT

The smoker fer the enlisted per.
sonnet. arranged on Tuesday nj the
Fort wordcn Service club by Chap.
lain George Runyan I,ongbrake. u.
=. A. made a tremendous hit with
the men. who crowded into the club
auditorium. some four hundred
strong. and directed by the chaplain.
to the accompaniment Of the orchcH.
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Faculty Wives
Club Luncheon

The annual luncheon OF the
Faculty Wives club will be given at
the University Commons. Tuesday.
April II, at ! O'Clock. Mrs. c. w
Johnson lis chairman OF the commit
tee In charge Of the sale OF tickets
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Que,n CITY sunshine f1..

Tho Queen CITY Sunshine club viii
meet at the Masonic temple. Tuea.
day. April Z. at , .. m. Cards. All
Eastern stars invited.
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Garfield High school P.T. A.

Garfield High School PIT. a. win
hold n meeting In the school auditor.
ium Tuesday. April 4. Mt 2.5o p. m.
Mr.. V. X. Frouia. principal Of the
Broadway high school. will speak on
THE Relationship Of Scholarship TO
School Attendance"
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Learn 10 dance at The Hippo.
drome. Fifth and University. and
you can dance anywhere. Prof. VIII.
liam A. Jackson. OF New York city.
teaches all OF the latest steps In
stage and ballroom dnncing. Tele.
phone Elliott 7.---Advertisement
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Thursday Progress Club

Tho Thursday Progress club will
meet in the University NJ. II. church
parlors on April 10, at y. m. This
will be guest day. and the hostesses
are TO be Mrs. o.. g., knemoyer. Mrs.
N. G, MccurdS DAM Mrs. a. N.
Thompson.
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West Seattle Review No. 81

West Seattle Review No. 81. w.
II. A.. OF tho Maocabees. win mset In
Carpenters' hail. 4fti California ave.
wednesday. April 5. ut 7 p. m. Cards
at 5 .. m. Prizes and rcfrcshments.
All welcome.
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Sunset Heights Lterarv Club

Mrs. Nina S8ltgaver will enter.
tain the Sunset Heights Literary
club at her home. 4123 Woodland
Park ave. Tuesday, April 4. Pro.
gram as usual.
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Seattle Lode. No. !

Seattle Lodge No. J. y. n. =. A..
will hold business session AT Ey~r.
green hall. A. o. 4. W. building. itop
Ninth ave. Tuesday. April (. NJ 3
p. m. beginning with April. Seattle
lodge viii meet on the first and third
Tuesdays Of each month.
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R,lnIer Reach yyomnn,. Club

Rainier Beach Womans club will
meet wednesday. April s. at y. m.
Mt the home OF Mrs. Wilbur s. Walk.
err. 10ff7 65th ave. s. Several prom.
inent speakers will be present Large
attendance desired.
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Mrs Edwin II. Stevens and Mrs.
Edwin A. Start entertained with a
bridge luncheon OF eight covers nj
the College club today. az n compli.
ment TO Mrs. Thomas Franklin Kane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-01

The Robert v. Leo Chapter.
Daughters OF the confcderacy. will
meet Thursday April 6. at 2 .. m.
with Mrs. Ths al Irving and Mr..
y. Roger. at 474s 18th ave. N. Il.
Mir. Roger viii read . paper on
Robert u. Lee nj West Point"
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North End Tmproyrment C,rh

The North End Improvement club
will meet Tuesday. April 4, at 1
p. m. in the Olympic View Com
munity hall. Mr.. Claude Ramsay
chairman Of the board OF county
commissioners, will speak. Music
and refreshments.
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SOCIETY AT THE HARBOR FORTS

tra Of the Sixth Coast artillery band.
under the baton Of Warrant officer
Alvin schier. T.. E. A.. gave a rouang
example Of mass singing. "a subject
10 which Chaplain I,ongbrake has
given much study. and which lends
Itself 20 his dynamic Leadership.
Many Of the officers dropped In dur.
ing the sing. among them Colonel
Henry Macpherson Merriam. 4. d.
A.. commander Of Fort Worden. in.
trigu~ds by the amazing pep that
seemed 20 emnnatc from such old
timers as Yankee Doodle and On.
How I Hate 20 Get Up In the Morn.
ing, which might have been heard
clear across the straits.
DINNER SERIES
A aeriea of small dinners il belne
given AZ his Fort WOrden quarters
by Colonel John L. Hayden. ". g. A.,
commander 81 the Puget Sound coast
dsfenses. those asked In sunday Ia.
Guiding Captain Francis James Fitz-
patrick, 4. s A.. and Mrs. Fitzpat.
rick, with their house guest. Mis-
Seattle. ON Wednesday the coloners
guests were Mr.. and Hrs. Oscar
Klocker. Lieutenant Frederick Lord
Hayden. Z. s. A.. and Mrs. Hayden.
ACROSS THE DEMi.TASSF
Campaigns. military and social. srs
no longer planned across the walnu,s
-.
taase. which one likes black at night.
strong as love. and hot. Oh. very hot
indeed. II was the witty converse
ton over their cafe noir that marked
the beautiful little dinner. embeiiished
with golden jonqulis. which WAS Civ
en- at their Fort Casey quarters on
"Wednesday by Captain Herbert a.
Gardner. u. s. A., and Mrs. Gardner,
and which had for honor guests Ma,
jor Royal Kemp Greene. Y. s. A..
commander OF Fort Casey. and Mrs.
Greene. the party completed by Cap
tain Kirkpatrick Mason. medical
corps. 4. s. a. and Nrs. Mason.
Lieutenant John Harvey Madison.
u. =. A., and Mrs. Madison
CAYLY IMPROMPTU
An impromptu bridge was given
Mt their Fort worden quarters on
Saturday by Captain Francis James
Fitzpatrick. Z. $. A.. and Mrs Fi,z-
patrick. oompiimenting their house
guests. Miss Enesren and Mr.. Al
fred Garrison. Of Seattle. and bring.
Ing together such crack players as
Colonel John l.. Hayden. Y. =. A..
commander 81 the Puget Sound coast
defenses. Colonel Henry Macpherson
Merriam, 4. s. A.. commander Of
Fort wcrden. and Mrs. Merriam. Ma
jor Alvin Charles Miller. medical
corps q. S. A.. and Mrs. Miller. Cap.
tain James r. Jacobs. 4. s. A. and
Mrs. Jacobs. Mrs. Rice. wife Of Cap
tain Kerwtn alp. Rice. Y. 8. A.. Cap
tain Syai l.. Adams. L. 8. A.. Lieu.
tenant Frederick Lord Hayden. Z.
s. A.. and Mrs. Hayden. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Weich.
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Following short business meeting
musical program will he given by
the Native Daughters ~ Washing.
ton. Princess Angelina Parior. No ?.
Friday evening. April 7. in I. O. q. T.
hall.
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Fremont w. c. r. q.

The Fremont w. c. T. 4. will
meet at the home OF Mn. A. w.
whitncr. 1909 Burke ave. Tuesday
April 4. at 7ts p. m An interest.
ing feature will be a debate. WON.
an AZ Home Keeper or Wage
EarncrT'' Refreshments
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Seattle
Society

iiss Marion Lane reds
\ Mr.. Ingram at Pretty
Home Ceremony; S,m-
set Clab Giues Brilliant
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West Queen Anne P..T. A.

The regular monthly meeting ~
the West Queen Anne PIT. A. viii
10 held on "Wednesday. April 6, Mt
o. m. In TIM community room Ret
ter Speech" Will be- the topic for dis.
cunslon. led b. Mrs. Plum. Mrs. Bar.
tell and Mrs. Salisbury. The pupils
from Miss Hotchlr room win present
short play. Annual election % 81.
ficcra. Tho hos;rNHeH viii BE- Mrs.
Charles waddinwham. Mrs. I. II.
Herman. Mrs. James =. Holman and
Miss Mining.
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The North End Progressive club
win meet at the st. Regis cafe.
Second aud Stewart at. Tuesday.
April 4. at y. m. The Erickson
hill VIII be discussed. \ speaker
from tho Anu-Erickson association
will speak.
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AIiruistic Club

The Altruistic club will meet at the
home OF Mrs. James Sheridan. 1919
Franklin st. Wednesday, April 8. at
p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-01

Custer Auxiliary No. viii mee,
with Custer Camp. Sons OF Veterans,
~ veterans hall, Armory. Tuesday,
April 4. at 100 .. m.
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Demand for turp~ntine requires
SOC. 900 acres OF virgin forest annu.
ally.
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Ancient Order Of HIibernians Benefit
Gard Party


The entertainment committee OF
the Ancient order Of Hibernlnna'
ladies' auxiliary and A. A. H. l. X
have made arrangements for n
benefit card party Go be given
Monday evening. April 3. In the
A. O. Y. W. hall. 1902 Ninth ave.
Cards at si5. Good prizes. Several
musical numbers viii be rendered.
King County Legislative Federation
King County Legislative Fedora
ton win meet Monday. April J. In
the second floor ciubrooms az the Y.
w. c. A. The program viii be under
the auspices % tie Public Ownership
league. Oliver T. Erickson will speak
on the scent carfare plan. Mrs.
Lydia Barnum win preside
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y. ". n. A. Plan. rnter,aInmrn.

The YOUNG Mems Hebrew assocla.
ton IL giving am entertaining and
dance At isth and r. Union a.. Tues
dry evening. Aprii q The program
viii be presented by Mr. Max Field.
man. Miss Ida Pinch. Mrs. Netiic
Marcus. Prof. q. c. Holman and Mr..
clyde Lehman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-01
womcn's Auxiliary st. Paurs Church

The Women's Auxiliary OF St
Paufs church. Roy and Queen Anne
ave-, are planning luncheon for
Tuesday. April 4. mt p. r., In the
sunday school room of the church.
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY

Ladies' Auxiliary Temple de iiirsch
Tho next regular meeting of the
Ladies auxiliary 20 Temple Dc ilirpch
will take place Monday. April 2, a.
ESQ u. m. in tho vestry rooms OF the
temple. Board meeting at 1.
GreeterS Of America
The Ladies' auxiliary Co 1reetern
Of America will give card party at
the New Richmond hotel. Monday
evening. Friends are invited.
Irnten TEA
Tho womnn'a guild. Of Emmanuel
church. has planned a f.enten tea, 20
be held Ia the new Guild hail. Mon
day afternoon. April 3. from ESQ un.
M 8 O'Clock. The musical program
will be. given by Alice coiuan Bosar.
dur soprano. Mrs Pred y. Clarke,
contrnlto. and Wlnlfred Batemhn'
vlolinirt. accompanied by Eleanor
Hilton at tho piano.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

tn the school auditorium Thuradny.
April q. at $50 .. m. Mrs. James
Calvert. president. Of tho Seattle
Day Nursery association. viii speak
and Mrs y. q. Budden and Mrs.
y. G. Neville Will talk on the
Physical Development Of the
Child" Mothers are invited 20
bring their children. as prepare
lions have been made for their
entertainment In room 1.
William Mckinley Circle
William Mckinley Circle. No. II,
Ladies' OF the Grand Army. will
serve a homocooked dinner IN Vet.
emn'a hall. Armory, "Wednesday
evening. April 6. AT 0 o'clock. An
Easter sale and card party will be
held al $40. All welcome.
Theosophieal Society
Mr.. VIM. Cairns will speak on
Tho Psychology OF Man" Sunday.
D. m. at the T'heceophical no
sle,y. 100 Lyon building. Third and
James.
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Warren Avenue PIT. A.
Warren Avenue PIT. A. srilI meet
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ouarsni~ Club

Vunsutr tfun
The Quaunte club win met ~ the
homo Of II. u. West. sxos Beach
Drive =. w. Tuesday evening.
April 4. origin of April Fools
Day" Mrs. HitchinF. Dictate. Ire.
SOLVED. That tho Public Utilities Arc
n Benefit 20 Seattle" Affirmative.
Mr. Anderson. negative. Mrs. Aiken.
Coe PIT. A.
Coo PIT. a. will meet Thursday.
April 6. AT y. m. The program will
consist OF n piano colo by Gus'ave
Schunkc: vocal solo. Mrs. Mary Lion.
berger Scott. accompanied by Mrs.
George Wccd. The remainder OF the
meeting viii he devoted 20 reports Of
committees and the election OF Of.
ficcra a iaree attendance In desired.
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-18

the road to get away from her tor.
mentor. Had she only turned and
gone for him with her sharp horns
instead Of running away. ahe would
have been q good deal better of. But
she did not know this. never having
seen such a big goat. and she was
afraid. v =
/, Down the village street they ran,
with all the boys, loafers and dogs in
town following them. And this was
Billy Whiskers' Introduction in the
town that was to see and hear Of
many such pranks before he left.
After chasing the COW until he was
tired. and seeing a garden gate open,
lovely pink roses Oft a bush. Then
The walked around the house and be-
gan eating the sleeves OF b flannel
shirt hat was hang ng on the line.
He had it about ready to swallow
when the boys and hired man who
had been following him caught up
and rushed IN the yard and gave the
| shirt a Jerk out Of his n1outh.rwh!ch
saved 1t, but one sleeve was Shewed
nearly to a pulp. 4
"Bobbie. is that your goat?"Sasked
Mrs. Banks, coming out on the hack
porch. for as luck would have It., Billy
Bobble's own yard. III so, I see Dur
finish. The bad thing has not been
on the premises five minutes, and he
Is already in mischief" u
Mother. don't 90 In until you see
us start! We are going to hitch. him
to the cart" replied her son, ignoring
, his mothers remarks. :
! mo, Bobbie. you must not. / posi-
: lively refuse to let you do it today.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-18

Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Anderson of
Calvin. N. D., who came Tuesday to
be guests at the home OF Mrs. Louis
Peterson. go Vernon avenue, return
ed to their home today. ,E
7 i ~ ~
Miss Agnes Deitz, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. B., Deitz. International ave-
nue., who recently underwentean OPP
Grafton in a local hospital, is reported
improved. - aa'''
Chi Delta Phi sorority announces
the initiation of The following young
women: Jeanette Hillerman Of
Ghurchs Ferry, Christine Huber of
Bismarck, Ethel Bendixen of Bow
bells. Evelyn Reep- Of Michigan.
Jacobson of Neville and Nell Martin
dale of Lawrence, Kans. The initia-
ttan services were conducted in the
chapter house on Saturday.
Miss Lily Anderson and her nep-
hey, Edward Anderson, Will leave by
motor on Thursday for Berkeley, Cal,
where they will spend, the winter
months. They will go bx way of Col
orado and Idaho. and will return lin
they early summer by tho northern
route.
visiting 'Rebekahs from Lari-
move attended the regular; session of
thsaocal organization: held I'm the Odd
Fellows hall on Tuesday afternoon.
Hostesses We're Mrs. Margaret Felt,
Mrs.SInez Keeland Mrs. Ellen Dinnie.
AS a part Of the business Of the
meeting, plans were made for giving
a card party IN NovembeF FL.
Mrs. ]. H. Solstad and Mrs. ]. Vik-
axvri11 nv aptnS1s the ~ th0
First Lutheran Ladies' Aid in the
church parlors on Thursday after
noon. The meeting will be called at
3 o'clock. =. e.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-18

cause he saw a cow passing at that
minute, an animal he especially
despised, / dc, not know. All I do
know Is that he jerked the halter
strap out Of the mans hands who
holding him, and taking to his
heels. jumped of the platform as
agile as cat and took after the
poor inoffensive COW. baaing as hard
as he could When he caught up to
the COW, he bit her and butted her
in the side until she gave a below of
pain and started or a wild run down
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-18
Local Business
Girls Will Go
To Crookston.

A quota Of local Business and Pro-
fessional Women, are making plans 10
attend the production ofi"All Aboard"
local talent musical comedy which Is
10 be staged in .Crookston on Friday
evening under. the auspices of the
Crookston club. The Crookston club
sent an invitation to the local girls
The bus will provide; a means OF
transportation, and will leave Crook
Torrance, permitting all persons to
make the trip over and back on FRI
day evening. The bus will leave here
at 6:15 o'clock. All girls who wish
to attend are requested:to notify Miss
Ida Granum, phone 261,& to that eff
feet, ,a.t ~ ,.
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Billy |'iil
ny tfrnuces Treso Nfosasomers.

After being pushed out. Of the a
there Billy stood. taking things in In
general. hooking az meek as a lamb
and perfectly innocent of ever hav-
Ing kicked anyone.
On looking at him all you who
yer read about Billy Wh'skers
will recognize him at a glance as your
old friend.
Gee. Bobbie, by the Gumgoozel-
:ums' crown. you have drawn a prize
winner this time" said Johnnie.
Come on, let's lead him home and
hitch him to your cart"
Whether B lily heard this, or be-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-18

Wait until tomorrow. when he will
be q little more acquainted with you"
Y Tomorrow Bbbby's troubles start.)
Mrs. I. ER. severtson, al North
Fourth street, has ms her house
guest, her sister, Mrs. w. M. Proctor
Of Portland. N. d. Mrs. Walter Ras-
hussen OF Crookston, formerly Of
Grand Forks, was august of Mrs,
severtson for a short time on Tues
day.
The Degree of Honor lodge will
meet at 8 o'clock this evening in the
Odd Fellows' hall.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-18
Mrs. Younger
Arrived Here
AT Noon Today

Mrs. y. Arthur Younger Of, Seattle.
Wash, chairman Of the visiting dele
gates of Gamma Phi Beta sorority
arrived in the city at noon today and
will be a guest Of Alpha Beta chapter
until Sunday evening. s'r
On Thursday afternoon between
the hours 2:30&and s o'clock. a.formal
tea will be given in the chapter house
in compliment to Mrs. Younger. All
sorority members and patronesses on
the campus have been invited to the
tea. Misses Alice Erie and Agnes
Parsons r in charge. M
A dinner for all active and pledge
members of.Gamma Phi. Beta will be
given in theschapter house on Thurs
day. evening" and after dinner. the
'''preps'S will furnish entertainment.
Mrs. Cecil Lille will entertain the
alumnae OF the sorority in her home
in the Belmont apartments Of Fri
day evening. complimentary to Mrs.
Younger. and an alumnae luncheon
on Saturday will conclude the series
of affairs. ~,
Mrs. Younger. who ia former head
Of the northwestern district is making
her second tour Of the chapters of
Gamma Phi Beta.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-18

Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. Mahowald and
children, and Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
Donnelly and daughter. Marie. mo.
tored to Grafton N. D. on Sunday
to visit with Mi. and Mrs. M. l.. Dom
nelly. o and, daughter. in Jaw Of Mr..
and Mrs. Donnelly. who left on Mon
day for Springfield. Ill. to spend the
They we're accompanied On the trip
by Miss Josephine Lobsinger who
stopped Soff at Mimic. and Joined the
party there again en- route to this
+ Rrof. and Mrs. R. T. Young. 915
BeMiont avenue, are entertaining as
their house guests, Mrs. Young's ia
ther and aunt, Col. F. G. Pierce and
! Mrs. E.: A. Parsons, both of Roches-
tery N. r.
kappa Alpha Theta A1umnae So
ciety will meet this evening in the
home of Mrs. A. NJ. Lommen. 516
South Fourth street.
The women of st. Michaers pro-
cathedral will give a card party this
evening in the auditorium of the
church.
MI. and Mrs. Harold P~rovencher.
INV ohAVcESALy AVENUE, are spending
two weeks in Thief River Falls, visit
Iing. . ! 3
A creepy Halloween spirit will
prevail at the party which the Ep-
worth league will have in the lower
auditorium Of the Methodist church
Friday evening. Masked attendants
will join in the various games and
stunts, and some of the old-fashioa-
ed Halloween practices will be in or
der. Ernest D. Coon Is in charge Of
the entertainment. features for the
evening. and Miss LYDIA Johnston
heads the committee taking care. of
the refreshments.
X 4
! Miss Esther Flynn entertained ten
young women in her home, 400 South
Fourth street. on Tuesday evening,
complimentary to Miss Vera Disbrow.
IA bride-elect. The. evenings diversion
was bridge, and refreshments were
served at the close of the hours.
k|k i n
Mrs. w A. Mcintyre was the win
ner of low score when the Women's
Golf association met for play on
Tuesday afternoon. Seven members
took part.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-18
JOHNsON.MOsTAD

Word received here announces the
Bara,iHe M nj MIS-, ana ann rho ssnGson MOI Q.
stad Of Mihot. which took place in
Minneapolis last week.
Miss johnson ID known in Grand
Forks having spent some time here
with her brother. Carl johnson. Of
this CITY. ~ SO -
Mr.. Mostad IL. known in the state.
He Is a former state senator from
Ward, county. and has been identified
with the' Democratic party in North
Dakota for some time.
The Washington times., 1922-11-06
MRS. PHILLIPS
GAINS 50 LBS.
Washington Woman Says
TanIac Did More Than She
Ever Dreamed It Would.

When / began taking Tanlac /
only weighed one hundred and nine
teen pounds and now weigh one
hundred and forty,iine. This won
derful increase in weight tells
stronger than words what Tanlac
has meant TO me-"
The above remarkable statement
was made, recently, by Mrs. Tillie
Phillips. OF 4l2 sixth street north
west Washington. ID. G. Mrs.
Phillips further sad:
MY. stomach had troubled me
for two years and had indiges-
tion so bad | actually dreaded 10
eat anything. l also suffered from
bilious attacks and splitting head
aches, and my NERVES were all un
done. was so rundown and
weak that often I had a feeling
like ] would faint.
with every effort | could make
to get we'll ] continued to grow
worse until | became greatly
alarmed about my condition. Tan.
lac soon convinced me that IL was
wonderful. My appetite picked
right up. and my stomach began to
feel better. Ii has taken only six
bottles OF Tanlac to build me up
to- splendid health. II has done
moro than L ever dyeamed II could
do and Words cant fully express my
gratitude"
Tanlac is sold in Washington by
Peoples Drug Stores and all good
druggists.