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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27

TIM ssmpas. saa ssasEy Ai-AAy
dress that can heia nv ewn w
any eocapaay has wsa the an
swsrtag dssotion u ~amsn VI affairs
II ID 40 aRpresratipss arlstocfas that
has Hn ooliging say u fttiag la ~Gth
xny background and appears To be
sbset 10 take the place u nrss tn
partanes In tbs warsfFub%
TIE sn-day ds~ss ns6y net fnsnsre
IA too Aaay vagarses. bNt 1, foaiS~s
sverY dictate VI taahinn with just the
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27

fruits IN always
scv~ptabse.
rapsffatt
csektasi. -~ Make
grapefruit has
keys By cutslag .
small hsndls
thrOagh 10 the
ee,gtnr Of d gfulN
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27
sens,bls Moea.

We were out riding otie moonlight
started 10 rain Marion asked where
ths moon had gone, | tried "a explain
that the clouds had cauir between the
moon aud us. but sho wasn't satisfied
with that ana offered her oan cxpla
nation,
II knnw WHARF The moan is II went
under the cloud cause Il dldp't want
tv grt wet - Cleveland News Leader
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27

On retiring gently rub spc,s Of dan.
druT and itching with CailcurM Oiut.
rsen' Next morning shampoo with
fut,cGra Soap ard ho. ws,er. Make
them your everyday toilet preparations
ard have clear skin and saft, white
hands --~Adsgrtssesuert
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27

rsrrar'soas and appears Tn TIE arvs~
II the rfSa, II Is cne ~ several inter
sting offerings In whirh an oyefarwSs
D. cloth. open at the sides. II worr
lver An aniergsr m~st. wasch Ea&s ne
ssHt. a slip. Or trsns~rs IN fhs
ese an unasrsiip n htscs sasin -
s,o>sxs aaa IL Ia shorter than the over
lress
In sn,'cfps,sez oy syrtrx ard 10
snse u,sle felix's w~sr s~sstoa all TIE
srar rcuass.. th~ raHaSre>s a~rps~s
re eSriless rn0nths In the rcar s~wtnx
,r the children Sae ants st hsssa 'ass
EAT In The sAogs tie rso~s srtranesrS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27

okrs Ssory - Take
enc quarN of nkra and
cut In 3uastsr inch slices
cn,ssw lie. mix with iva
eapfass ~ tlit~d e~.rry.
one gree pepper diced
and one hatt ~ a small
onion. alsp sii.rd, C,snk
Ia four tnhlespnRfals OF
fat uutti the vegetables
k.tstn - r.sf Ghft All
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27
THIN, FADED HAIR 3"
NEEDS "DANDER!NE"
TO THlcKEN TT

F., h cents buys q bottle
Of "pan,lerine." Within
ten minutes after tar
Arst application YOU can
Got end a single trace
ef dairlrux w iall.ng
hair, pan,Mrsne IL -
the hair what fresh
showers nt rain aad
sunshine are "a vegr;a
.Asan 1, caves >fia.At. ~
the rro,s, lnelgrratns
aad strengthens thtip
helping your hair g.
grow loRs. thick aAd
t,asnpIaAt
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27

uirls Uyls, toat lci your hair
ssay llt,elt@s enlnrNe.ra talu SrrAggy.
A tlugie application - delightful Dan
degtba NilI dauhIe the ucan;y and ra-
d,ancs Of Your ha,s ana waSr I, look
kwIss as aAaa4.4.lLt A.lt%t .&Gnent
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27
In Ysur Appetite I
Nervous and St.e5less !

Dfa, T<nns--sA mr. y~ars ssp was
y bAd kslsh I tired several dcxtor~ add
~ nd had estAsfh Of ths lead AID
was III rsn-do~n 1 had ND appsfitA.
scsaldnt sleep, sas MiSvpu. ssd my ineus.
esy wls - pcor that ths past ssrmesi a II
! ksd dfesmed II! Mr. hs~rt peipstAlAst
sAei u tsnas l Thought xsieely sualld
dia. ! sos ~ thin snd seak ! soslid hardly,
10 anything. 'Ihep'I took Or P,evces
Coiisa MedApi Uss,vefy, azd also q
fsw yiala NJ The Pleasant Pellets sad
pow work oil !sssl trns. Am In bsstes
ksslth than hare beea in sixteen years.
] esssss rsssa, .las Discovery enos.gA
ios ,hlak 1t savcd my lis. Min Mary
Cot the DssDve-y' sed~y frosn yvar
sssssst 'irakgst, :csssaisss or ligaaaaa. ssrits
tr irrs sinwlical Adynae " Dr. pirre
pssssdeaa inyAlits' Hosei, Buffalo. N. Y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27
FINANCIAL

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Nan r9sAa fhsss s@ma< e4y ~ sas@rssa 80 sa9e
sEins ana Are aan ths e9sifs saanaei pal gngps
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tsswpssA sxeasa.a tsiiswfns International nue
nemts Ctsnfssxsas fiess sf "a ss1N hs snrth ssaaY
4nse shAsg pfesshs sAsnv bus tifsrsEss~ ans ~ 5s
cstuss s66s~sa tssk 8sss nxzE kkSs ~ ssAF kis
6MaT, snass 10. 10 finA Asseae. hss furs csSy
poys q 0taI.s--ssss tss 70 saskssss .ssss
fsli Al lee sash whss ssll fsEurh ttss
kese tss. I trust y8u DAVID HttHEa
NAN. tft Pins CHATTANOOGA TENN
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27

Ens,--Tsd yon Ell Joy yaHr vsration :
Hwb Very much A., the last
minute rafildr'i 70.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27

The prices Of cotton and linee have
been doubled by the war. L~ngthen
their service by using He'd Cross Hall
Rlue In 'hr laundry, All gronrs--ld.
vcrtssefnent
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27
seAsoNAslg 1oop THINGS

where fkra In npi grown or sound
fresh In the marsMt " IL always OBJ
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27
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-Afssv yeu hxss be@n tws ve,sks Tn
TIE h0sise with oass " sh&tss tsgstHAs.
HANDY lBss thai ask sil@sr vAsss 10 10
ssTw Ana wipe sesws@n the tsass Of tiss
forsa AMI kH0w tsst h9w mach rAsr
tns e%ssa s@ssftss ~ kAxsrs ssa NJ. 10
hang cut a w4sa ~ zach piece VIII ct
the sess sun. it's 4 read .tgy 70 sss
bach 10 TIE ordinary slnd az snAn. -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27
WHAT 10 plAvE roa. DINNER

A . b@ginnlag for asy little epns.
bAny dinner 4 cocktail of Various
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27

si~~~rs sre gathered into tsnas that
hUffna above the eitSnw TNes< handa
mut szssll shsai5*- gFlsr~x are asserusd
With cro1-siltch nevsilewotk. Thrive
f-ersisat erysch~; harans ard Oddly
shayss psskats. are also decorative
ard the tslaart'ers 10 match follow ,he
tsad NJ yee sleeves and grv rntAe~er
I4ta hands flashed WITH q simple
ssstcherT
y.A> CIZz>s.sA
eS~spa~r y vusu~ srvnNss ssxpH
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-02
SHAPING
FOR CONVENTION
OF u. S. GAMERS

Louisville, KY, Dec. 31.-Plans are
rapidly being shaped for the fifteenth
annual meeting of the National Cam
ners' Association, Canning Machinery
n Supplies association and the Ma
tional Food Brokers' association to be
held In Louisville. January 16 to 90.
1t will be a get-together convention Of
all parts of the world.
this gathering will be a special con-
vention Of which details for a Canned
Foods Week will be discussed. The
committee. on national Cameo
Foods Week" will announce that il
will be held throughout the country
March 1-8.
Along with the general sessions, of
the convention, there will be meetings
Of separate sections. such as the Corn.
Fruit Ketchup. Kraut. Milk. Molasses
and Syrup. Pea, Pork and Bean,
Pumpkin, Sweet Potato. Tomato ana
Wad and Green Bean sections. I'll
Through the courtesy of the United
States department OF agriculture, the
Bureau Of Raw Products Research of
the National Gamers association has
received assurance Of exhibits and
demonstrations which are in prep
aration for the Louisville convention.
These will be accompanied and OK
planned by the departments scientific
experts.
The latest knowledge in regard to
diseases Of sweet corn and methods
for controlling them will be present
ed. Valuable additions to the knowl-
edge Of tho corn root rot problem
have been made since the last conven-
ton: and these results will be shown.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-02
Drawings Are Made
For the Rand Shoe
Co. Event Today

Although playsin the Nash Bros.
event Of the Caledonia curling club
has not vet been finished. in order
to keep the bali rolling and not have
Kinks waiting, drawings have beer
made for play in the Rand Shoe. Co.
event to be started this afternoon
at 2 o'clock. Another draw is COM
pleted for 4 o'clock. As fast as the
Kinks come out Of these two draws.
new plays will be lined up for 2
o'clock and 9 o'clock.
2 O'Clock Draw
Hughes vs.. L'Esperance.
Witherstine VS.. Burchard.
Solstad VS.. Grey.
Turner VS.. Sherman.
Griffith VS.. Williamson.
4 O'clock Draw
Hughes VI. Sheppard.
Wilson vs.. Green.
SchlosseI vs, Green.
Garvin W. Bach. q.
The z and Q O'Clock draw Will be
made up az the winners come out.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-02
Voliva Mapping Out
Campaign For Entire
State OF Wisconsin

Zion, ILL.,, Jan. 2.-Glenn Voliva is
now mapping out g thorough cam
paign of the entire state of Wiscon-
sin. He has announced that he will
hold a big rally in milwaukee, on
March IL, and will be accompanied
on that date by Zion white robed
choir Of 500 voices, Zion band of fifty
pieces, Zion orchestra, Zion guards.
and q number of workers. !
Deaconesses Helen Buhmann and
Belle ScheEborn. known in New!,York
as the "zion Angels have already
been dispatched to Milwaukee and
they began operations as an advance
guard today. The deaconeeees were
famed in New York for their strong
blue law tendencies they being OPP
posed to vulgarity in dress. dancing,
theaters, ETC.. and while in New York
they drew forth an army of reporters
and a battery Of c naera men.
After the, Milwaukee campaign.
Voliva will turn his attention to ILL.,
nois and will hold a big rally in Chi
cage on April 3 when he will>also be
accompanied by the choir, band and
orchestra.
you've got to get out>and> dust, I"
he said as he discussed his plans.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-02
RAIN MAY MAR
EAST-WEST GAME
Dopesters Up in the Air In
Regard to Outcome of
Game Today.

PasAdsna. Cal. Jan. 3.-RAin-and
IN spite Of ia record crowd were
predicted for the annual East vs.. West
football game hare today between the
teams OF the University Of california
and Washington & Jefferson college.
Both teams and their coaches were
reported ready for the fray With no.
Omcials for. the battle have been
announced as follows: George Var
nell. Chicago. referee; Tom Thorpe.
Columbia. umpire; n. 81. Heubel,
Michigan headlinesman and walter
Hcckersall, Ch'caso. ne,d Judge.
MANY thousands Of tickets have
been sold and r>ore viii be placed on
se'e Mt noo today 1t h1d been esti-
mated before the forecast Of rain that
$4,000 would see the game.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-02
Record Shows Crime,
On Increase In Fargo

Fargo, y. D., Jan. 2:-Crimes ars
on tho increase in Fargo. arrests by
the police for: robhcries and holduna
in fs21 tbow;ng a gain Of sss pa.,
cent over the crimes for which arrests
were made in 1913, the lear That the
worlds war ended.
Only once in the last ,10-year period
has there been such a. marked in
reasc in crime. That was in 1913
when the percentage of increase was
s25 per cent ver the year 1912.
Robberies and holdups increased
SIS per cent in 1918 over 1918; 1877
per cent in 1920 over 1919, and an in
crease Of l2 per cent in 1921 G the
crime crest probably has been
reached. Z
These percentages complied from
Statistics obtained at police head
quarters substantiate statements OF
crimin6losists that crimes increase in
periods of financial s.rinEency.
Vast numbers OF unemployed peo-
pie have coagregated in Fargo Of late
years naturally increasing cricae from
petty thefts up to greater crimes. The
big crimes in Fargo have been pulls
cd" by what police call "~floaAers."
The statistics of arrests at police
IedUIu6TteES SldtlOE. especially WIN
reference to robberies and holdups,
do not show the entire crime situa-
ton in the city because many OF the
criminals involved are not arrested.
Statistics at headquarters deal only
with persons Who have been arrested.
Rohhcries,- holdupa safe blowing or,~
erations and breaking and entry
Fcrin1es have. according to the police.
been four times as many this gear
as the two preceding years combined,
vet statistics will not disclose this fac:
for in many Eases no arrests were
made, while in other cases the arrests
might have been made by the sher-
iff's office or a capture effected else
where.
Police said that during the year
1921 there has been a decrease in the
number of petty tJlievery ase ANA
that the crooks instead have given
their attention to VIVA. police call
the big Jobs suc11 as robberies and
holdups and safe blowing operations.
One outstanding feature Of q sur
vey Of statistics of arrests by the PC
lice. is the fact that few persons have
been taken into custody as dope"
fiends. This is explained in the state-
nlent by Chief of Police Dahlgren
that this type :o%f.peopie is not permit
ted to make Fargo a permanent. resi-
dence,> and also because Of the diff
Guilty in getting the drugs in to the
city.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-02
CASE AGAINST
BANK OF n. D.
IS I DISMISSED
Supreme Court Orders In
junction Issued by Judge
coffey Dissolved.

Bismarck. N, D., Jan. 2,--Holdine
mat no state court has the u oritv,
TO en3oin g public officer from exer.
ctsing the duties prescribed him
py the y the supreme court has
handed down a decision ordering
Judge ]. A. Cpfey to dismiss the in
junction ne had issued against the
Bank OF North Dakota and other state
OFFICIALS in the case of certain James,
own "taxpayers' to close the Bank
Of North Dakota. The decision of the
supreme court IL unanimous.
The court refrained from taking
UP the question of tho Bank of North
DAkota's s%olvency.
gEsfStnce the case was originally s,art-
cd before Judge Coney in the SUITS
nan county district court the indus.
trial commission has been recalled.
Following ts.the syllabus blythe court:
The Courts Decision. j
40 Section Sc OF the, constitution
vests IN the supreme court general
experimenting control over inferior
courts. This power enables and re-
qutres It, I'm a proper case, to con-
troll the -con'ses Of lititgaticn in d,s-
trict Courts, SO as TO prevent iniu.-
t1ce In cases where there is 10 APPEAL,
Or remedy by appeal is inadequate.
~ III Liz instant case, a restrain
ing order was issued at tho com
msnsement.saf a taxpayers suit;
Joined the state treasurer from de-
positing state funds. AMI funds O.;
state institutions in the hank of Norm
Dakota. The laws of the state re-
qutre sthe state treasurer to deoosl,
such funds inathc Bank of North Dn-
kota. For easons stated in the OWN
ion. tits held:-That the order 50 is
sued is erroneous; thai the case pre-
scented to this cour. is one within, and
requires the exercise Of, the constitu-
ttonal power of courts; and that the
acts and circumstances require that
the restraining order be vacated and
set aside.
lSyllabus, by the court.)
"A~pplication by the state, on the
relation of William Lcnlke. attorney
general, for an appropriate writ OF
review and reverse an order issued
by the district court of Stutsnan
county: which. among other things.
restrained tho state treasurer from
depcsiting state funds and the funds
Of state institutions in the Bank of
North Dakota.
''TErit urortaJ fa.IE'a. q. -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-02

+ Don't Judge . woman's cooking by
the cake she sends to . church social.
koinK on.
The most pitiful objects In this
world are KRIS who act liks men and
men who oct Hike girls.
A man never realizes how near
Edeath's. door he NJ until he reads tho
contents OF q patent medicine AL
manAc.
Nearly s1ery man ID hiq own here
ana every WoMahstas her cWa hefolne.
Play.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-02
DIDN'T KNOW WAR
WAS OVER; TRIED
TO ENLIST WITH u. s.

Nome. Alaska, Jan. Am Arctic
advanturer, 3. D. Seaman, sailed into
Nome from the frozen north last
month and, not knowing that the .wal
vas over, tried to enlist in the Ameri-
can army so he could fight in France,
Seaman said he had been three
years getting to Nome from the. Cor
onation Gulf country. which lies far
east on Canaua's Arctic coast, and
during his journey had received the
news from the outside world. He left
tho gulf, he declared, in October,
1918. when he first heard the United
sta4esshad entered the va Seaman
was formerly member of the then
Royal Northwest Mounted Police.
Soon after Seaman started for Nome
the small schooner on which he was
~journeying was wrecked in. the ice,
he said. and he and his companions
were forced to walk twenty-seven days
before they came to an Eskimo vii
]age. On their. way they lived on
roots.
Seaman gave an interesting descrip
ton of the life of the Eskimos oil
Coronation Gulf. The natives, he
said, still use the bow and arrow but
arc gradually getting accustomed tc
the use of firearms. which YER intro.
duced Centl n naupeS 1--we or
caribou and seal.
A rifle. in the Coronation country
sells for $3.50, cartridges for 30 cents
each, sugar is 81 a. pound, butter3$3.30
a pound and milk 81 a can, Seaman
said. The cost. OF clothing. however,
is lower, a 'parka' APE being sold
for 81, n%1uckluks, or native shoes, ror
so cents a pair and fine fur mittens
for three boxes of one-cent matches.
Mounted police in the Coronation
country get mail sometimes three
years old. Once, before he left. q con
stable got quick service on a letter, I,
being delivered from England in
thirteen months.
Seaman said he probably would &c
back to Coronation Gulf where q
big pot Of trouble like a world. wal
doesn't reach US until it is all over
. FHHE3H-|.#
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-02
Sports J
MLWAUKEEG0
CALLED. OFF
Muscular Trouble Of Pinkey
Mitchell Said to be Reason
For Cancellation.

Milwaukee, Jan. 2.-The Benny
Leoaarl.p inkcy Mitchell boxing
- bout scheduled for this afternoon
has been declared on because of
4 muscular afIlction suffered by
Mitchell.
Mitchell is suffering an attack
OF what physicians term myositis,
which, is an Inflammation of tho
MUSCLE. The trouble affects his
left shoulder and IL said to,
raraiyze control OF the arm.
An effort is being made by
Billy Mitchell. manager Of
&PoNed ten days.
Milwaukee. Wis, Jan. 2.-Pinke,
Mitchell al. milwaukee,. a graduate 81
the amateur ranks and brother Of
Richie Mitchell. a time contender
for the championship will have his
chance at tho lightweight title her.
this afternoon. when he meets Benny
Leonard. The worlds champion, in q
scheduled ten-round contest.
The match will be decided in the
poets Of u record breaking crowd ir
attendance. The>gate, receipts with
every seat sold. probably will reach
the $4,000 mark. Leonard has beer
guaranteed $4,000 with 4 privilege OF
40 per cent Of the receipts which
probably viii bring his share up tc
$4,000. Mitchell Will receive Il flat
percentage and indications are his
share will be about $1,000.
Although the contest will be fought
at catch weights. Mitchell will have
chance TO annex the title if he sue.
ceeds in knocking Leonard out. I'm.
der the Wisconsin laws. no decision
by the referee will be given if both
men arg on Their feet at the finish Of
the ~tenfrounds. Leonard's trainers sal
the chamrion will tin the beam al
about 1873 pounds when he weighs iH
before the State Athletic commission
this afternoon, Mitchell expects tc
scale about 1876 pounds, at which fig.
ure he has done his best fighting.
Three preliminaries will precede the
I.eonard-Mitchel1 match. which indi-
Gates they will not get into action un-
til after 4 O'Clock.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-02

On New Years day. It IL customary
In nearly all the regions Of Italy to
build up . figure in the shape Of m old
woman. which ID carried about the
towns until night and burnt 1t sun
ct,
InF-arts OF EnSland. in olden times,
the rural popuiatfon believed that II 4
woman Was the first ncrson to enter
the house. on New Years day. the
whole twAve months would be un-
lucky.
why isn't i mai without front teeth
q backbitsr2
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-02

Doctors can take life easy and es.
cane Nven the breath Of suspicion.
Marriage is a lotteryHin which the
alleged prize winner draws alimony.
Many a man who %in1agines that he
is a wrestler can't even throw dice.
Misery loves company. bat 1t is bet
ter, to have rheumatism in one foot
than both. -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-02

Before Owner Jim Dunn of the In
dams pulled Oft the deal whereby the
Tribc obtained First Baseman Stuffy
McInnis from the Boston Red Sox for
Outhelder Elmer Smith and two other
players, 1t was rumored that Bill
Wambsgans, star second sacker,
might be used in some deal to obtain
a. pitcher or first baseman. But now
there seems to be little likelihood that
Jim Dunn will let him go. AS it Is
Manager Speaker must break In a new
third baseman to replace the veteran
Larry Gardner.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-03
e.. o. p. CHAIRMAN ASKS
DEMOCRATS TO AID THE
ELECTION OF KELLOGG

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, Nov. =
Charles r. Adams. Republican state
chairman today issued an appeal TO
Democrats OF the state TO abandon
their candidate for the United
States senate Ms. Anna y. Oleson
and back Sen Kellogg. Republican,
ia order 70 save the state from rad
iCalism" and socialism"
Mrs Anna DickIe OIeson is an
estimable woman candidate Of
whom the great party she represents
may Justly be proud. Her attractive
personality and The novelty Of her
campaign have drawn cOnsiderab
following OF people. most Of whom
would be shocked at the idea of
sending Or. Shipstead 20 the senate.
And vet, such is the situation in
Minnesota today that only those
wholly uninformed car. fail to see
hat Mrs. ClesOE is inevitably the
third candidate in the race. with alb
solutely no prospect OF winning. But
If enough opponents Of the nonpar-
t'san league vote for her there can
be only one result-the election of
Or. Shipstead"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-03
DANISH
NERVOUSNESS
WendeIPs Pills, A m Ditto n
Brand, for Rundown
Tired Out People.

II YOU feel tired out out Of sorts,
Respondent. mentally or physically
depressed, get a go cent box OF Wend-
ellis Pills. Ambition Brand, at Wet
ticks Cut Rate Drug Store today and
take the first big step toward feeling
better right away.
II you work too hard, smoke too
much. or are nervous, Wendell's Pills
Ambition Brand. Will make YOU feel
better m three days or money back
from Wettick's Cut Rate Drug Store
on the first box purchased.
AS a treatment for affections Of the
nervous system, constipation. loss Of
appetite. sleeplessness, or Nervous
Indigestion. get a box of WendeTs
pills. Ambition Brand. today on the
money back plan.-Adv.