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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-05
Sho Changes

Twenty long gray years went by,
as the subtitles have It. and then
A few days ago Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth wife OF the Speaker Of
the House, dropped In at a very in
formal "frumpish" tea given by
sixty Congressmen's better halves
at a local hotel.
Alice had not even been invited
She Just breezed In when most OF
the pimento cheese sandwiches were
gone. and proceeded to charm every
one.
She's lovely" said one OF the
wives from the sticks" whom Mrs,
Longworth once scorned, after the
reincarnated Alice had shown her
snapshots of the infant Paulina,
"How graciousp' said another.
"You must come oftenp" said the
reception committee as Mrs. Long.
worth waived her breezy adieus. And
she promised that she would!
The Congressmen's wives are now
divided into two factions. Half main.
tain that "she has an AK to grind
She needs us now Nick has de.
cided to run for President and she's
drumming up trade"
Their husbands think the SAM
thing-although they admit that pc N
haps Alice is only drumming up
trade because Nick Is now Speaker
of the House.
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Did the Baby DO ItP

Others. mindful OF Mrs Long
worth's interested queries about
their little Johns and Marys and her
bright eyes az she boosted OF little
Paulina. say that the baby is respon-
sible for the change.
All Washington knows and Is talk
ing about this tanning" Some
laugh at the plain garden variety
maternalism OF Alice Roosevelt
Longworth, who brings snapshots Of
Paulina TO the Senate gallery.
Question: Is Alice grinding an
ak" for her Nick Of the spats and
red nightcap who would for the
presidency run. or has the laughing
Alice, who once rode a sacred ele-
plant. been tanned by a baby daugh.
ter's touch that makes the whole
world ldn-even "frumpish Congress
mems wives?
Copyright, 1925, NEA Service. Incl
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-12-17
AESECON ORDINANCE

An Ordinance to . yacate Davis
Lane as extended Eastwardly from
tie Easterly line of Davis Averne
as shown OF Map No. 3 Of The
Oaks and attaching the lands SO
vacated to those adjacent thereto on
either side.
BE it ordained by the City Of
Absecon, New Jersey, Viz--Scctlnr
I. That Davis Lame as extended
Eastwardly from the l1asterly line Of
Davis Avenue TO the Tine OF Galloway
Township as shown on Map No, Of
The Oaks" be vacated and attach
and belong to the adjacent lands on
either side respectively TO the center
thereof.
section @ That all ordinances and
parts Of ordinances Inconsistent with
the provisions OF this ordinance, b,
and the same are hereby repealed
and that this ordinance shall take
effect Immediately after final pas
sage and publication, as required by
law.
Passed on first reading at a resu-
lar meeting of Absecon City Council
held in Council Chambers. Wcdnes-
day evening. December s. 1926, and
will be heard ON second reading at
Il regular meeting OF Ahsecon CITY
Council to be held in Council Cham
bers, Ahsecon. \. J.. Wednesday
evening, Doe. 90 l926.
DIR. SAMUEL JOHNSON.
City Clerk
Dated Absecon. December s. 1926.
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Don't make me do ii
again, you hdDen'i q chance. =

house. announced Tommy, clench-
ing his fists. And maybe they'll
carry you in, if you don't get out of
here in about ten seconds"
TN sorry you feel that way about
IT," said lIedg".
We'll, if you're sorry. beat it! II
YOU don't there II be trouble.
."Trcuble" IN sure there will be
10 trouble.
The efficiency man e..slSe III 4 dep
reea DRY tone.
II see that I've eot 70 lick you, ="
observed Tommy Treadwell. and
there was no 0luctance in his voice
or manner.
I'm afraid you1l have to-
Constance. who had listened to this
colloquy with h Il face averted. now
turned and beste we'd n curious glance
upon tho efficiency man. If she eN.
pected to see his dark hair bristing
and his eyes Swapping she was dis
appointed. He looked exactly as he
always did in the library. She looked
at Tommy. lie was br:Stling Deauti-
fully.
Here goes said Tommy.
The efficiency man nodded.
Tommy Treadwell let fly with his
right arm, straight from the Shout
der. Hedge did not have his hands
UP. but somehow the blow missed
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@0 Much Efficiency
By E.JGGsSsS&s.s)RaH

sist." said the efficiency man, ap-
parently talking to himself.
He stepped around to the rear OF
the car, Embossed strap with deft
motion. and swung Constance's grip
to the pavement.
You may as well alight, Miss
Brooke" he said.
Tommy Treadwell sprang forward
and confronted him across the grip.
YOU'D better keep out of this" ne
said griHlly.
Tommy was quite 4 large young
man. fully as large as Billy Brooke.
He was taller than the efficiency
man, and wider. But II. Hedge did
not appear to be observant of Tom
my's bulk Just at that instant. He
MAS looking only at his eyes.
II can't keep out of it," he said
simply. 1T happens to be my duty
to stay in it. Go IN til. house. Miss
Brooke"
Constance remained immovable i'll
her seat and maintained silence.
You're the one that's going in the
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-12-17
HIGH SPEED ROAD
Plan IS PROPOSED
Keansburg Man Prepare:
Scheme for Submission
to Legislature.
ELIMINATE CROSS ROADS

A super-highway, providing eS
press and local lanes and extend
ing from Paterson to Atlantic City
with a connecting super-hishWay
running to Camden, has been pro
messed to the New Jersey Legis
laturc by Charles W. Morrisey, Oh
Keansburg.
Ex-Governor Silzer, chairman oil
the Port of New Tork authority
has issued statement approving
Morrisey's plan if il is financially
practicable. Morrisey claims that
such a highway system would soon
nav for itself through tolls and i'll
creased real estate values.
Il have always thought that an
express highway from the populat-
ion centers in Northern Jersey
paraleling the shore, with feeders
to each community, would be a
tremendous boom to mortorlsts
and would increase property val
3 ues throughout this section tremen-
q dously that it would we'll pay the
farmers 10 donate the land Tor
ouch u highway" says Ex-Governor
Slzer.
Would Eliminate CROSSROADS
In the proposed super-highwaS
ar crossroads will be done away
with, making IT possible to obtain
hien speed with absolute safety
1t is proposed 10 have both the eX-
press end lGcat traffic lah's run
on Il level between efoa-o-t5ads and
the express lane elevated at peri
gait intervals 50 that crossing can
be made underneath.
Two express lanes and two local
lanes vi! "eeemodate 1000 auto
mob. * per Laar in contrast 10 the
600 automobiles per hour which
operate on the present "stop-and-
co. single lane roads.
The super-highway will assume
many Of the characteristics of the
railroads. except that the rolling
stock wil& be automobiles and
rotor trucks. The traffic will be
free Of interruption. Speedy trans
portation win thus be provided to
the New Jel1ey seashore resorts
which altractl according to recent
statistics. 5ODoo,ooO visitors per
year. This systcm of super-high-
ways, according to the proposal,
would connect with the highway
now under construction from Hol'
land Tunnels to Newark and would
continue through back country
districts straight to Atlantic City.
The connecting link from Camden
would meet the main highway at a
point near Toms River, New Jer-
SG,'
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NOW co ON WITH THE STORY

been charged by his vote, Martha.
With assault and battery Hunph-
reys sair his wife "gadded about
five or six nights a week and laid
in bed in the morning." He said he
finally became so upset by her con-
duct that he gave her a couple of
whacks with razor strop. He in
sisted that he was justified.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-12-17
BANDIT VICTIMS CAR
FOUND SUNK IN MUD

Embedded deep in the mud of
dense swamp road four miles from
MiliVille. the automobile of Char
les Radel, stolen from him after he
was knocked unconscious and left
by two bandits early yesterday,
was found by farmer. The mach
inc was dragged out and turned
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-12-17
STRAPS SLEEPY WIFE;
SAYS TIE NEEDED

Is Il married man with three
children Justified in giving his wife
a couple of wacks with a strap
when she refuses to get out OF bed
TO get breakfast for himself and
the kids? Magistrate Paxton, in
Atlantic City was called upon to
solve this knotty matrimonial prob
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-12-17

A Pleasantvllle woman paid
$1.l0 for a box Of candy in Allan
tic City that she could have got
at Joe's Candy Shop in Pleasant
vile for soc.
Moral-Get the same at JOe's
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3t9

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN
ORDINANCE ENTITLED, IAN
ORI5INANCE TO ESTAHIISII
REGGLATE AND CONTROL A
POLICE DEPARTMENT IN THE
CITY OF pIEASANTNILI.E AND
TO FIN AND DETERMINE THE
"ONtpltN AXIOM no BE PAID TO
THE MEMBERS THEREOF Ap
PROVED APRIL 8, 1929.
BE IT ORDAINED by the Com
mon Council Of the City OF Pleas
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-12-17

o or l.all;S 3. ENT1TLED, Z AN Or
DINANcE En-, EsIABlIsHIN ,e5,n = ,l NJ
KEG 81 ,s,, 4 , FrRE 81, pE ,I =,
o OF; rs ruEREor." ArPnovEn.
/, NAY 20. 1920.
RE IT ORDAINED by the Common
Section !. That Section of an ordi-
nance entitled. An ordinance estah
fishing ana regulau ne I; tire depart
ment for the City Of pleasantville and
| appointing officers thereof" approved
May 20. 1920. be and the same is here
by amended so as To read S follows:
Section T. Chat the chief engineer
shall receive Il salary of fifty dollars
onGinC"r. SALARY Of thirty dollars per
year: the second assistant chief
engineer, a salary OF twenty dollars
per year; the captain, the sum of
eighteen hundred dollars per annunl.
payable in equal semi monthly in.
st9lmeEts. and each Of the fire-men'
shall receive the sum of sixteer hun
dred dollars per ann.m,, payable in
eaaai semi monthly instalnlents.
Section 2 That Section "A q said
amended 80 as 10 read follows:
Section IN. That three Of the reru-
Common Council RS truck drivers
which designation shall be made by
'ontt1lou F3tW"il from wear to voar.
that the said three fre-men so dosig
mated as truck drivers shall receive ;,a
CONDENSATION as such fire men and
truck drivers, each tile sum of seven
teen hundred dollars per annum. paw
able in equal semi monthly INSTALL
mentS.
Section 3, That all ordinances and
parts Of ordinances. inconsistent with
the provisions of this ordinance, be
and the same are hereby repealed and
that this ordinance shall take effect
immediately after final passage and
! publication. as required by law.
Passed at first and second readings
AT regular meeting Of the Pleasant
Vile City Council held in Common
council chambers. City Hall. Monday
evening. December G. 1926, and will be
heard on third reading and final pas
sage at regular meeting of Pleas
| antviilt Council to be held in Common
| GoHnfil GhttmherS, Cit" Hail, Pleas
! artYilio. ~ j. Monday evening Deem
ber 81. 1926.
NEHEMIAH ANDREWS,
city Clerk
! Dafed: peeefaber Z, 1925
-
folH 10, l.
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over to the Millville police. No
found Radel is suffering from in
juries of head and back.
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lem. The Judge admitted there
were several technical difficulties
involved and referred the case to
Chief Probation Officer Scull.
She goes out nights and never
tells me where she is going" testi
fled William Humphreys, No. 90
South Indiana avenue. who Mad
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-12-17
~ cHANcERf OF NEW JERSEY

~ CHANcERf OF NEW JERSEY
TO ELIZABETH X. NJ: HGSSE Of'
HER HEIRS, DEVISIsES, OK Fey ~,
SONAL REPRESENTATIEE 81, OK
ANY OF THEIR HEIRS, DENlSEE;S,
, EXECUTORS, ADMINISTERING
| GRANTEES, ASSIGNS OR SUCCESS-
ORS IN RIGHT. TITLE OR INTER-
EST:
by virtue OF an order of the Court
of Chancery of New Jersey made on
the day OF the date hereof, IN a,
cause wherein Gilbert and O,Calag
han, q corporation, is complainant
| and you are defendants, YOU are re,
Gun cd to appear and answer the Dill
of said compiainants on or before lhe
! thirteenth day of January next or the
said bin will be taken as confessed
, against you.
said bin is filed to foreclose a tax
title purchased by the complainant
from the Collector Of Taxes of Gallo.
way Township on December II, 19235
under Certificate CT Tax Sale issued
! by the said Collector on that date and
conveys q five acre tract of land III
Galloway Township, Atlantic County,
designated as lot No. 657 on Tract No.
8 on the recorded plan of lots Of
absecon Highlands and you are made
defenda ats because YOU claim or own
some interest in the said real estate.
!, John d. McMullin
Solicitor for Complainant
Absecon, N. j.
Dated November -. 1926. 1852
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800

oRDlNANeE 10 EsrABlIslI ~
a CITY POLICE COURT. WHICH,
.,fiAt1. Bti CALLER. THE Pleas
ANTNII4I.t POLICE cot RI" Ap-
proved Fh,BEGAR -. 1917.
BE IT ORDAINED by the Common
cepneu Of the City OF Pleasant
vile:
section / That Section OF an
| ordinance entitled an ordinance
10 establish in the City OF Pleas
ahtyiIle City Police Court. APP
proved February 3. 1917 be and
the same i; hereby amended so as
oRpAt%FD TINT thc s;tid i'olHc
Justice shall receive an annual sal
airy OF one thousand dollars to, be
pay weekly To the Treasurer of the
City for the Use thereof all fees,
fines. penalties and costs, which he
| tnas receive for the violation OF
whereof complaint is nade before
him and the receipt Of said tilF
Treasurer therefor, shall upon the
naYment thereof, he Il sufficient dis
sharge for the same
Section ,. That all ordinances or
parts of ordinances, Inconsistent with
the provisions OF this ordinance. be
and he same are hereby repealed
anu tiihI tHts Plbih'iiit'f SHii!l l'th'
Effect immediately utter final passage
and publication.
Passed on first and second readings
ut a regular meeting Of the Pleasant
lille City Council held in Common
Council Chambers, City Hall. Monday
evening, December 6. 1926. and viii be
heard on third reading and final pas
sage ut n regular meeting Of Pleas
;tntville Council to be held in Common
CourcH Chambers. City Hall. Pleas
antville. \. ]. Monday evening Decen-
Der 20, 1926.
NEHEMIAH ANDREWS,
City Clerk,
Dated; December T. 1926.
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Passed on first and second readings
at a repular meeting OF the Pleasant
vile city Council held in Common
Council Chambers. city Hall, Monday
evening, December 6, i92G. and will be
heard Oh third reading and final pas
sage at u regular meeting OF Pleas
antvilla Council to h.. held in Common
Council Chambers, City Hall. Pleas
antSillc. y. j. AoidaN evening Decen-
Der 20 1925.
NEHEMIAH ANDREWS.
City Clerk.
Dated: December I. 1925
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antville:
Section 1. That Section of an
ordnance entitled, AN ordinance TO
establish. regulate and control
police department in the City OF
Pleasantville and to fix and deter
mine the compensation to be paid to
the "members thereof" approved
April s. 1925. be and the same is
hereby amended so as TO read as tot
lows:
Section |. That there shall be
established in the City of Pleasant
Vile police department which
shall consist OF one chief of police.
one captain of police. one sergeant
such special patrolmen or officers as
shall be deemed necessary or adYis-
able b. the Mayor for the presetVa.
ton OF the public peace and good
order.
Section 9 That Section ) of said
by amended SO Us TO read as follows:
Section 5. That the compensation
to be paid the members of the
Police Department shall be as fol-
lows:
chief of Police, two thousand dol
eighteen hundred dollars per annum.
Sergeant OF Police. seventeen
hundred sixty dollars per annum.
patrolmen. OF less than two years
service fifteen hundred dollars per
annum, and patrolmen of more than
two years service seventeen hundred
dollars per "nhum.
Section 8. That all ordinances Or.
parts OF ordinances. Inconsistent with
and the same are hereby repealed
and that this ordinance shall take
effect Immediately after final pas
sage and publication.
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Make yon" wants Known
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NEXT CHAPTER, y Conntanc,
turns secretary
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In "a Hours Ends
N (yRITI

When you've tried everything you
can think of and nothing seems to
even relieve those piercing, agonizing
pains, just go to Hook Drug Co., Haag
Drug Co. or some other good druggist
and get a bottle of Allenrhu Special
Formula No. 2. Be sure you get No ,,
which comes in capsule form, for the
liquid form is a special preparation for
Rheumatism
Take these little dark green capsules
as directed and notice how in about "a
hours they have considerably reduced,
if not entirely banished, those persist
ent, nerve racking pains that have
caused you many sleepless nights. A
few more doses and the pains have left
you forever.
While this particular formula was
compounded for the purpose of con-
quering painful, GOuty conditions ana
what is known as Rheumatoid Arthritis
IA knotty painful swelling Of the
soints-it has proven wonderfully sue
cessful in all forms Of Neurltis and
Sciatica Nerve Pains.
You needn't be afraid Of its contain
ing dope Of any kind-it doesn't. Such
things are only makeshifts and can
only at the best give temporary re-
lief.
Be sure you've got Neuritis and then
get Allenrhu Special Formula No 2.
Hook Drug Co, Haag Drug Co., can
supply yOu-AdvertiSement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-26
Storm at Sea
Heaps Dishes
on DR.. Alley
Former Students Greet
Butler Head, Wife
in Honolulu.
FORMER Butler students greet

~ ORMER Butler students greet
r. ed DR.. Robert ]. Alley, Butler
- University president, and his
wife, just returned from trip to
Hawaii and California, in Honolulu
and placed "lais" flower garlands.
symbolic Of friendship, about their
necks.
Dr. Alley addressed the Southern
California Teachers Association at
Los Angeles and lectured throughout
California.
Yes, am a pretty good seaman"
said Alley. I'VE were caught in one
Of the hardest storms ever known on
the Pacific, but we ran into beauti
full weather when we came to Homo
lulu" he said.
Mrs. Alley said: Eve had to spend
Christmas in our cabin, for it was
so rough we couldn't safely venture
on deck
But Mr. Alley didn't mind the
storm. for he braved the waves more
than the sailors did. He was one of
fifteen out of the three hundred pas
sengers who went to the dining room
for their meals, but the boat rolled
SO much that the dishes were thrown
off of the table and DR.. Alley found
himself upside down in the corner
with d chair on top Of him." she
said.
There is one thing in Honolulu
which I admire, and that is the har-
monious way in which the many diff
ferent races work together. A man
is chosen for his worth and no race
distinction ruins the perfect unity Of
that country. 1t is a beautiful place
and we are glad we made the trip
there"
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CHICAGO POLICE
GRAFT CHARGED
Toll Levied From Boot
IeggerS, Court Told.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. Feb. ga far.reach-
ing police collection agency that
levied toll from bootleggers all over
South Chicago was described to Fed
eral Judge Adam C. Cliffe today.
Joseph Rzegocki, called to testify
in an injunction hearing, stated that
he had paid Frank Rzeweiski. son of
a Chicago politician, $1,000 and
bought him an automobile for pro-
lection from police raids.
Rzegoch said Rzeweisl<i was the
general collection agent and that
any time a place was raided that
was paying OFF, Rzeweiski immedi.
ately went to John Prendergast. sec
rotary Of Police Chief Collins, and
the policeman was removed from
that territory.
The judge ordered copy OF
Rzegocki's testimony be sent to
Chief Collins AMI the United States
district attorney.
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|LEMCKE URGED
AS COP. Head
Hogue Also Mentioned for
County Chairman.

Anti-Watson faction leaders today
urged Ralph A. Lemcke to enter
the race for county chairman in
opposition to the George Coffin
element of the G. o. P.
Lemcke has afforded little en-
couragement, 1t is said.
There is a possibility leaders who
seek to wrest control from Coffin
may line up behind Joseph l..
Hogue, former city controller, con-
sidered among the Shank admins
tration chieftalns, least Objectionable
to the Klan.
Whether the Khan and the old
Jewett-I emcke-city hall crowd will
unite in the anti-Coffin struggle is
but there is consider
able activity.
Coffin has been Ill for several
weeks and is said to be busy keeping
opponents of Senator Arthur r.
Robinson out OF the senatorial pri-
mary contest.
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is GIVEN
TO GUN T0TER
Fines Man Who Shot
in City Limits.

Municipal Judge Dan v. White
jolted a gun-toter with Jail term
today. disregarding precedent.
Fred Bastain, 26, of haywood.
whom White recalled was involved
in a shooting on Maple St fatal to
Joe Forestal, alleged bootlegger, two
years ago. was fined 500 and Jailed
thirty days for carrying concealed
weapons and fined $25 for not hav-
ing a license on his automobile.
Judgment was withheld on charges
Of shooting in the city and having
no chauffeur's permit.
Sergeant O'Connor and squad
were raiding Jack Smiths restaur-
ant Sunday at 445 Kentucky Ave.
when Bastain, unaware Of police
presence. climbed from an auto with
wild-west swagger fired a bullet in
the ground.
Police found the gun on the auto
seat.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-26
After Severe Illness Gain Strength
Quickly The New Pleasant Way


especially after the Grippe or a stub
born cough or cold.
Ask Hook. Goldsmith Bros. or any
druggist for box Of McCoy's Cod
Liver on Compound Tablets. They
cost but little, are sugar coated and
as pleasant to take as candy.
Skinny men and women take them TO
speedily put on plenty OF good healthy
solid flesh and for this purpose they arc
so extremely good that thin men and
women often take on pounds or more
In 30 days. As matter Of fact, your
druggist is authorized TO return your
money II you don't take on 5 pounds In
30 days.
original and genuine Cod Liver OH
Compound Tablets-60 tablets--60 cents.
Advertisement
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100000 BOND
ISSUE NEEDED
City Left Debt by Shank,
Says RuCker.

The city administration should re-
quest city council to float n bond Is
sue OF from $4,000 to 100000 to
pay bills left by the Shank admins
tration.
That is the opinion William G.
Buser. city controller. received today
from Alvah ]. Rucker. corporation
counsel.
Rucker recommend the bonds not
run longer than the date when the
city obtains money from the 1927 tax
levy.
Largest OF the unJaid bills listed Is
a $50, 900 assessment for the Bean
Creek Pleasant Run sewer. which
the city's legal department is con-
testing in the courts. Heavy light
and water bills are included.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-26
Millions now taking Cod
Liver Oil, the new, mod
ern way, in sugar-coated
Tablets.

Nothing like the wonderful vitalizing
vitamines In Cod Liver oil to help con-
valescing people to quickly get strong
and well-everybod knows that.
But nobody wants to take the i'll
smelling, horrible tasting stomach up
setting oil itself. so nowadays. mp TO
date medical men are ordering a tablet
Of Cod Liver OH and II surely has
proved a blessing to thousands of peo-
pie who have been sapped OF their nat
ural strength after n severe Illness and