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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-12

W +. WALLED. ure OF the thoua
.sar de who attended the New s-Tmes
Office and surroundiugs. We save
them a band concert radio eNh.bi-
ton, returns and weiners. What
more could they expect. anyway
Now that it is over forget f. and
Pc neighborly again
But we must not forget 70 tell YOU
that two Of the defeated Republicans
Acknowledged to us that they would
have won out If they had used our
sDace for advertising. which IL al
least. something iu our favor.
.Thsnksgiving and st. Bavo's poul-
~ bazar are next on the program
we attended ST. Moujca's annual
bazar three nights this week and the
scornmittee sent us home with
chicken each night. We are wonder
Ing how the chickens viii feel TO.
wards the turkeys We are going 20
win ar st. Bavo's monster demon
stration when we put them in the
coop together
Bill Sarle. one of our ueighbOrs,
hung out his flag Thursday and we
couldn't understand whether it was
for the victory OF Ernest Eeebe or
FOR the defeat OF Fred cook. You
can't always tell what BHEs politics
Is.
The ex-kaiser's bride sent q wreath
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-12
i@ts for sale

FOR SALE AZ a bargain Tor 10 days only.
o. feet 81 frontage on Lincoln war
kasL }. II. kerwin Phone Mish. oO6s
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-12

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments And Flats a
FURNISHED FOCR ROOM FLAT-For
ssat. IasaLxs - ~ y. M 81. TO-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-12

Rooms without Board 81
rWO LADY BOOMERS wanted CIR man
and wife. modern home 10 " We.
81 Phone Nisltwaka SO Iu2
fNR REST sleeping room il private
Aeme 80 D. First -. 1911
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-12

Vow we are told that science up
holds the old-tme Saturday night
idea Of bathing and condemns the
theory that daily scrubbing has any
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-12

HRUHBERT OF ALL RTNDS-For sale
H0me grown harberrv. spirgl. prive-.
fose sharon. fruit trees. shade trees
EraTe cuttings. pcCuy roots Plant now
Walnut soc per bushel Rutcherlng
Aogs. Lakewood Burberry Farm, Os-
feola l-29 & Is. Hood. 14t23
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-12

FOUR ROOM COTTAGE
500 cash Balance monthIv T1ls
cottage ifs now completed aud ready
iur occupancy Basement under eu-
tire house Good well. Large Iot
MOVE RIGHT IN
EAST Fol- ETH STREET
rive room modern bungalow. Conn
p.ete bath room outfit sins iu htt.t-
en Built In cupboard Basement un-
der entire house Lot Iavl2S Fle.-
tFlr hNtute~. Water gas. sewer. cInD-
.rIctty- Near ear iue. 500 cash.
balance monthly
CoLPAFRT REALTY COEp0RATTDN
l26-e Llncoln Way " 12t2
FOK SNLE-t room strictly moder1
house on Bowman 81. $3.50; $1,000 cash.
balance ri Sl5 8 month Now vacant.
10 room house partly modern on Husy
ST. $500
room house on Lawton st. $500
cssh, $50 per month Price Sf2oe.
room partly modern house on Sruds-
baker St. 5000
room house on sadie ST. electric
hot water. b2th. q S4O10
room house on Bir,lseu ST. large
I0;. Price $1,000 10th. Lassu & Gig
ans. en- $ Chaplin - Phone Lila $3.50
GROOM SENtI TNGALOW-No PARK
av Strictly modern Possession ia
-heea weeks. small paymeur down.
COIPAEKT REALTY CORP
'hone Nish1waka ISL 4u
FOR SALE-Six rooms aud bath. ON The
north side. $500, $500 cash. balance
SEQ per month
Eieht rooms mossly modern; corner
SIX rooms aud bath all modern. ON
paved street, hardwood floors. $4,000
Pour rooms and bath new and mod
eru $500
seen rooms. partly modern. close tc
lincoln WAY WnSt. $500
STARK REALTY CD.
Nishawaka Trust Bldg
FOR SALE
room house furnished. ......... .S4snO
room house. partly mod fine lo-
cation ..--. ....-- ...- s tNI
room house modern. close in. gar
age AMI plenty Of shaue--..- $1,000
rooFn modern bungalow with ols
trim. hne location -.-.-....--. 900
rram~ Al condition. modern ok
cent heaf Large lor with bslu-ttU.
slade Close to school and car. $1,000
tuo-ce vacant iof on ear line
p G. GABMIEE.
Engeldrum Bldg So
FOR SALE rooms and bath p GROW.
So. $50 Here is q bargain Seymour
Jansen. Lawyer Phone Mishawaka
H. lou
MODERN GROOM HOTSF-IugI of
Mlshawaka av. on Sixteenth 81 Thi>
beautiful home 81 now nearing com
rleaon and VIII be -eady for oceu-
pancy in about two weeks Basement
nader entire house. Hot air furnace
Floor drain. Combination water heat.
er Bulk In cupboards bookcases. CSC
Complete bath Large sink 90 Kitchen
VIII De sold on q reasonable payment
ueWu and small monthly uavrianrs
col PAERT REALTY CORP
l2o-s Lincoln WAY West a.
1865 Lincoln WAY West
1.oLs for sale s.
FOR SALE A. bargain Tor 10 days only.
~ fa..r II frnnra-n IN -. ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-03
ANSWER VIRGINIAS

In reply 10 The article published IN
Yesterday morn.nE'a lutclligcuccr, the
manager OF the Shadysid" ball club,
tho CHmhrla Galleries. through this
paper wishes to make tho matter or
the argument regarding tho Cambria
Virginia game clear before tho public
The regular umpire he team usos
could not he on hand for inst Sundays
game and the Virginia club was invited
20 bring an official This they failed
10 do and so the Ohio team picked n
man and told him TO do the best he
could in officiating tho contest.
Tho decisions Of the umpire wero
bad for both sides throughout the con-
test and as tho result many arguments
arose Although tho matter which
finally broke Up the games was one
which took only n matter Of opinion
The decision would in all probability
have been taken tho scmN way as the
Virginia club took II IS hoped this
will clear ur tho sitautior and II pos
sble arrangements be made for another
Eame between tho !wo teams later in
tho season with both teams providing
ono good official.
The Galleries play the Bridgeport,
Eagles Of Bridgeport AZ Shadyside next
Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-03
CLARkSBURG BOY
WILL ENTER STATE

Morgantown. Aug. 2.-(Special)-
Bruce Hankey. star tullback on the
Washington Irving High school eleven
OF Clarksburg. w. Va. last fall Is to
enter West Virginia university next
month according TO word received here
tonight from Director or Athletics II.
\. Stanshury who with Head Coach Dr.
{. w Spears and Alumni Secretary
Roy Yoke is now touring the state In
the interests Of the local institution.
Nankey, who weighs around 100
pounds, was an Rlmst unanimous choice
for a!l-state fullbaCk last fall and be-
cause OF his powerful plunges through
the line and his remarkable defensive
plav was widely renowned. He was the
rnains,ay the Clarksburg eleven IN
both departments and figured promin-
entity in the team-piay OF the aggrega-
ton all through tho 1921 campaign.
Coincident with Director Stansoury's
announcement Cmcs the news from the
registrars office that Hankey's entrance
credits have been received. This means
L is an absolute certainty that he VIII
be a candidate for the Mounta!neer elev-
en- and u IS very likely that he Will
be taken 70 the Jackson's Mills training
camp early next month.
Hankey is the first protege of Mud"
Hite a former star halfhack here. to
enter the university. Hite Is now head
coach OF athletics at Washington Irving.
where he Is installing the system he
learned sere under "Tubby" McGntire.
lie Is reported 20 have several moro
Youngsters in the early stages Of devel-
opment and by tho timo they Complete
their school work will be ready for
Try in collegiate ranks Hite. In his
day. which has not be so long ago. was
a bright star here and he hopes 10
keep West Virginia on the map by sup
plying DR.. Spears with performers OF
Hankey's ability.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-03
.D|LLQNVALE To PLAY At
BAUERS PARK NEXT SATURDAY

80 FAR for the last half Of the Ohio VAL
ley League schedule and five OF these
games were lost ,by ono score. 1t is
certain some kind OF ink that has
been wished up the local representative
IN the league. The games nre always
good but end 70 or TO in the OPP
ponent's favor. The new addition 10
the Macks lineup might strengthen
them beyond all thoughts and give them
the needed punch to overcome the con-
t!nucd one-run lead OF the opposing
team.
Dnlonvale has 4 fast aggregation and
are very close oontenders for tho coveted
first place for the last ha,r. They al
ready possess the honor Of winning the
first half Of the season and th"y are
making a strong hid 10 repeat.
Tire game Saturday viii probably
star; at the regular league scheduled
time time OF o'clock and D!lionvaic
has slEuif!ed their intention Of pouring
into Wheeling by the hundred.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-03
LINK VS.. V|RG|NIAS

The Link A. c. and the fast Virginia
nine will cross bats next Sunday after
noon on the Forty-seventh street
grounds for their second meeting this
season. In the first encounter the Vir-
g.n!a club succeeded in trouncing the
Links. but this battle looms as one OF
the hardest fought affairs IN the card
for the day.
Announcement was made last night
by the manager Of the Links that RaEl
and Goethe would probably he the bat
tories for the Links while Marble ana
Snyder would in all possibility be In
line for duty on the Virginia nine. a
large crowd OF fans Is expected 10 at
tend az bth teams are from the South
Side and both have large crwds OF
hackers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-03
BEAVER FALLS Nine
IS COMING SUNDAY

Mex, SUNDAY tho Eaucrs hook up
with Beaver FALL. las, year world
Sem!-pru champs This makes another
hard >ctln for the locals. who have
been entertaining only the very hest
attractions possible Any baseball fan
I'm this part oC The country docs not
deny IT.. fact tina. Beaver Falls. VIM.
NJ Turner's. Homestead Grays. Pitts
burgh totlegiarS. Tyler Tube are abSo-
lutrly tho best clubs in and around
Pittsburgh. and no other team. except
the RagerS. have taken on such stiff
opposition, In this section.
He,delhech. who made such a remark
able showing last week. is slated for
mound duty. lie viii likely be opposed
by Alex Pearson. on" OF the very best
right handlers IN the smoky City. Beav-
or Fails. since the last visit has been
going great guns. and only a week ago
forced the great MaSsillon team 20 20
thirteen innings 70 win a close Az. after
an error permitted tho winning tally.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-03
ISLAND T0SSERS
TRIM PARK VIEW
FIVE MATCHES PLAYED LAST EVE.
MING ON OUT THE-PtKE coU11S
-LARaE CROWD ATTENDS
Homo Teams Won Mort Games III
Lost Out On the ssts-1sturn
Match Later

The representatives Of the Island
Horse Shoe Lea que last evening 1ourn'
eyed to Park View where they met the
fast "shoe singers" Of that place In
splrited group Of matches. Tho Island
team won the meet by winning three out
of five matches played but the outline
pike team managed to cop the percent
age Of games when Ward Whitman or
the Island aggregation failed to WIN
game in their set with Steger-Sleker'
son.
The pike courts were filled Z large
crowd OF spectators who cheered Tor
both team accord!n gto which Was on
the end OF a spectacular shot. The treat
ment afforded the visitors was the best
and when the return match Is played
on the Island, the local club 10 prepar-
ing 10 return the many favors shown
them last night.
The Park View courts are among the
best in the valley. They are equipped
with electric lights and every comfort
OF the players and audience 10 taken
care Of Last nights meet was the
first OF this kind ever held IN TINS city
and people who witnessed the clash are
hoping this will be only the nrst OK
many OF it's kind
Is we'll pleased with the showing OF nls
team and urges all hackers OF the
game who want to soc another nne
match to como out to the Bridge Pafx
field this evening when the locals entsf-
tain Bethany.
The results Of last nights matches
follow:
Glass Case defeated Bushton-Shiinns
two out of three
McGee-Metzner lost to Reynolds and
Reynolds jr.. two out OF three.
carroII- NevlIn, won from Butler
steeer two out Of three.
Mathematician lost to q. stes@-
N,ckerson three straight
Parker-Tyrell defeated Walters-Wine-
man two out Of three.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-03
NEED Of STANDARD SET Of RULES
IN GOLF WAS EVIDENT At SkOk|E

IN tournament play or among good play
ers such violations might result IN
serious penalties.
From Baseball Owners Viewpoint
Baseball club owners II they arc not
already doing ~ should take a serious
view OF the situation from n commercial
rtandpo.nt The statement was made
the other day 10y man VII" q base
ball man ana who also is Eo.fcr that
there are more persons r!ay!nC golf In
the United States now than al" paying
admission to watch major league ball
games. # he meant last year and the
two preceding years. he probably cHag-
gerated. yet there ~ no DOUBT that golf
and tennis especially, and In some sec
tions of the country soccer arc making
heavy Inroads upon baseball in the
race for popularity. Not only Ia golf
cutting in heavily upon attendance, but
il - affecting the supply Of young
players v!sib,y. There Is Mt least one
major league manager who believes that
golf will far surpass Ia sehall in popu-
lar interest. and that the era OF base
ball Is done.
Il is true IN his own city. at lea al;
and that city once WAS one OF the high
light spots Of baseball popularity.
Not that baseball ever Is IN danger
NJ losing Ms place IN the hearts OF tho
people. We common people" always
will keep II as our game. and we com
mon people arc the great majority.
Ra scSa$l however. seems destined to
he the popular" sport-as soccer and
foot ball are in Great Britain. If 40 the
ciub owners arc going nbout 1t IN the
wrong way. Because tho tendency of
tho owners IS the grand opera prices
for vaudeville baseball. and II is the
grand opera price fans that are desert.
Ing them for golf and tennis.
Tho solution OF tho matter IS huge
stands and popular prices. which yield
moro money and assure steady attend
nnCc.
Copyright 1922. y. Y. Evening MallD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-03
BETHANY COMES TO
PLAY HORSESH0ES
Country Boys Will THY to Teach Is
lsnders Art OF 'Barnyard Golf

The strong Bethany Horse Shoe team
Will invade this city this evening ana
battle with picked team from the IS
land Horse Shoe League on the Bridge
Park grounds. A large crowd IS expect
ed 70 attend the match which ind'ca-
tons predict will he one OF the best
ever seen in this locality.
Tho Lineups;
Reth,ny Wheeling
l.. Bachman-R BaChman VS. ewlin Car
roll.
Kcmp-HouEh Va Ward-Withan.
Wclls-Owcns ~ Glass-F',Gcc.
Ioncs-Kcmp vs Francis Me;zucr.
PilChord Jones W Mcadc!-case.
A. Kemp Suddath We Gahr!cl-hct"rsou
Mart n-McFaddcu vs. Parkcr-TNreil
Crow-Doudcn vs. LcwiS-Grahan
The matches will start ~ $50
o'clock sharp and q larE" crowd IS OK
pe,ted to attend. Every detail 10 make
the comfort OF those who att"'!
has been taken care OF and every
thing IL set for big time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-03
INNINGS
Chicago ..2oo1oo2020 000e7
Philadelphia .3001l 002 20 % 90

Two-base hits: Lee (2). Hollocher.
Terry. y. Smith. Home run: Mokan.
Stolen bases: Hollocher. Terry. Heath
cote. Sacrifices: Heathcote, Rapp, Walk
or. Terry. !. Smith. Double plays: Fol-
locher TO Friberg: Terry 10 Hollocher;
OFarrcl TO Hollocher to OFarrell:
Walker 70 Mollan: Winters 10 Heline to
lee. Left on base: Chicago. IA; Phila-
dclphia. l6. Base on balls: on Weinert
.: OF Winters, 3: on Jones. 3: off Os-
borne, 9. Struck out: By Weinert, 3: by
Ring. 3: by Jones. /: by Osborne, g..
Hits: on Jones, 7 in 42-3 innings; OF
Osborne. in 1913 innings; off Vein
ert. y in S innings (none out in nlnth) ;
OF Ring. in 4 innings; OF Winters. l
N innings. EMPIRES: Mccormick and
Rigler. Time Of game: Three hours and
IS minutes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-03
BANNERS FORFEIT
CHAMPIONSHIP TO
HILLSIDE OUTFIT

The CLASSIC championship series end
ed rather abruptly IN favor OF the Hill
sides yesterday afternoon when the
Banner \. C.. because some OF their
players had gone on vacation. for
reited the entire series TO the Hillsides
after playing the one game on Monday
which was won by the HilliSdes.
This morning at eleven o'clock at
the Recreation office the reorganiza-
ton melting for this league will be held.
news teams will be admitted and those
wishing 70 drop out Will be permitted
10 withdraw. their forfeit fees lndtca-
tions are that at least six strong teams
will b. in tbs eecond series OF games in
CLASSIC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-03
Eddie BurkhA rdt, Pitching Ace OF MACK
mon. Laid MP with Broken Jaw Re-
ootved When HIT by Ball Last
Sunday IN Amsterdam
Double Clash

The McConkeys will play the Dillon
vale Indians at Bauers' Park. Fulton.
has strengthened considerably IN the
past week. new pitcher has been Sc
cured from Pittsburgh and this addition
should put the Macks on their feet
again. The local team has been losing
some pretty tough games IN view OF the
fact that there Is always someone OF
the regulars laid up. 'Knobhy' Miller
has been laid up for over month with
a badly torn hand. Lefty Honecker
has been off with broken hand and
now Eddie Rurkhardt IS laid up with
broken jaw.
Tho McConkeys have lost six games
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-03
KILO WATTS WINS
STEADMAN STAKE

Frt Miami Park. Toledo o.. Aug. l.
(By the Associated Press -Kilo Watts
favorite. driven by Marvin Chtlds. won
the Steadman stake. value SL9oo in
straight heats. at the grand circuit
races this afternoon. Peter Co!ey. An
i>neG second. The second heat made In
2.O3l,. tied the fastest trotttng mile Of
the season made by Great Britton at
Columbus last week The second stake
race. the Toledo Times ?:lS trot was
WIN by Baron Worthy IN straight heats.
Tanner VI won the 200 pace by taking
thu urst and third heats.
The 2:i4 troe was won by Topsy Todd
Who took the first and third heats.
The 2;lS pace was won by Jim Al
fT.ng.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-03
AUTO BANDITS
CD ON RAMP ACE

Martins Ferry police received re-
por, Last evening that car parked on
Rcsscner street IN Martins Ferry had
been stripped Of n cravenet coat and
~ he. The car had been parked on the
street near League Park where the car
HiNal Is showing and the owner found
h!a car riflcd when r. returned 10 II.
The police on an investigation found
tina; practically every car had been
stripped OF everything useful to the
thieves II seems rs though the thieves
drove along the line in another car and
made q systematic search OF the PARKED
machines. In practically every case
the ow ncrs found their seats upturned
which shows the thieves were not over
looking anything that might be useful
10 them.
At Late hour last night the police
were s'ill working on the case but as
yet no arrests have been reported.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-03
Southern Association

First game-Memphis o; New Orleans
I.
Second game-Memphis !; New Or
leans 5.
First game-Llttle Rock Z; Atlanta
I.
Second game-Little Rock o; Atlanta
& innings by agreement)
Birmingham 4; Chattanooga s.
Nashville 0: Mobile 7.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-03
GOOD GAME SUNDAY

Sunday afternoon the Vance A. c.
baseball team Of the South side wilt
play the fast Yankee aggregation OF
tho same district on the Twenty sixth
street grounds.
The Vance club has added some new
material 10 their rooster and Will he
considerably stronger in Sundays con-
test than they have been for some time.
Thomas and Munas. two Wheeling High
stars have been signed and their pres
euce Is indeed enough 10 signify this
statement. Edward Birch and Raymond
Griffith have also been signed and Will
be seen in Vance uniform from now
on.
Both teams arc practictnS every
evening and announcement was made
last evening that they would be IN Tho
hes, of shape for the contest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-03
UNPS CALL GAME APTER II AAD
BEEN CONTINUED SIX IN
NTMGS IN RAIN
Eethsr Team Ablo 30 Score afeoF
Multiplicity Of Chances But
Tight Fielding

Philadelphia. Aug. 2.-Philadelphia
and Chicago battled Is innings TO
to 7 tic today. the umpires calling the
game because OF rain. Both teams had
frequent opportunities to score after the
ninth inning. but tight pitching ana
brilliant fielding cut down base runners,
Rain started falling IN the ninth anu
continued until the arbiters ca!Ieo inc
game. The score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-03
OVERSEAS TENNIS
STARS ELIMINATED

scabright. y. J.. AUG. 2.-Three OF
the foremost overseas tennis stars.
Gerald Patterson and James c. Ander-
son Of Australia and Andrea Colbert OF
France today were eliminated from tho
invitation singles tournament on the
Turf courts OF tho Seabright Lawn Ten
mis- and Cricket club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-03
WALTER JOHNSON
IS BACK IN FORM

Chicago. Aug. Waiter johnson let
Chicago down WIN four hits today
and with the aid OF perfect support
Washington defeated the locals four to
one Score:
Washington o l ! 0 0 o. II n
Chicago .... O. 0 q q O--l u
Walter johnson and ricnich; Lever
cite. Hodge and Schalk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-03
THREE DRINKS.

Three arrests were made last night
hv the police. All will face Judge John
: Ritz in police court this morning on
charges Of being drunk
The following were arrested:
Tom L.chlv was arrested Ivy Police
man OLeary. q. Rarlcy was arrested
by Policeman Rice and charles Russell
was arrested by Policeman Tee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-03
|FAO OF BROWNS IS REDUCED BY
ATHLETICS AS YANKS WIN AGAIN
PHILADELPHIA BREAKS ST. LOUIS
WINNING STREAX-SRocKER
DRIVEN TO SHOWER
Desperate Enora In Ninth Fails 20
Push over Single Tally
Score ga

ST. Louis. Aug. :-PhLladelphta today
broke 81. Louis winning streak OF Your
games by defeating the Browns to T.
The defeat cut me locals lead from TWO
games to one, as the second place
Yanks were victorious over Cleveland
Williams n, his twenty-eighth home
run. and Hnuser. MCGOWAN and Miller
also E1d homerS. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-03
Rheumatism at so
s s. Thoroughly Rids The Bsdy q
Rheumatism lmpuritisa.

Somebody's mother b suffering b.
nightI The seourEs Of rheumatisn
has wrecked her body; Hmping ana
suffering. bent forward, she secs but
the common ground, but her ased
heart still belong. to he starsi Does
anybody care? 8. 8. 8. II one Of the
greatest blood purifiers known. and II
helps build more blood cells. lts mod.
icinal ingredients are purely vesst1.
BILE. 1t never disarranges tho stomach.
1t Is, In fact . splendid tonic. = blood
maker. q blood enricher. II banishss
rheuma tism from joints. nuscles ana
tho entire body. Il builds firm neeh
It Is what somebody's mother needs
tonishti Mother, II you can not 90
out 10 get a bottle OF S. 9. s. yourself. :
surely somebody In your family WIN.
Somebody get 4 bottle Of s. 8 8. newt
Let somebody's mother begin to feA
Joyful again tonight Maybe. maybe
les your notheri 3. 8. 8. u soh aS
all drug stores, In two sizes ne
larger size u the more eoDehcAS :.