Tuesday Evening, May 19 ln.v
Pago Six
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BATTLE FRONT AND
FFZ. FroDcb Mnrnrro, May 10.
The latent rporti from the front
whre the French ar opposing the
Jtiffian ribmnn undpr Ab(i-el-Kri(n.
characters. the aitnntion as good
along the entire line. Mflrnhal Lynutey
hit returned to Itnht after a ennfer
eii e hre with (ieneral Count de
t iuimhriin, ilirertor of French opera
t :uim.
on-Ml"rn1i)e activity In ohNerrer)
Hiii-iig the It if fin n, indicating thnt
vl Kriiii i reKulved to ronlinuft
the invnf ng moveinent, dfRpite lt
iM-fk'n Mtlick in the Jfihnne region.
(ii-inTAl Colomhnt'a column painting
throned Kl-Ilili, hn reHciie Hufrnnt,
without incident. In the renter, the
Anizx and Ainlfub poult have aguin
been violently nttneked. The Jtiffian
are reinforcing rfful at rengt honing
their pofit.on in the upper Oeurghn,
river valley and the Senhadja moun
taina.
To the eaut the Itiffiana continue
to threvflten t lie Jlrennei front, (ien
ernl Ciimhray'a group ia at Oued Al
a mar.
Colonel Fre.vdenherg' group la now
catnMinhrd at (iiirntie Mexzln.
A report la current I hut Ahd-el-hrim
ia cnnniitering nn offensive in
the Hpuni'h zone, to which he fa re
ported ti I nve neiit ten mounted gunx
and i'1'inforcenientM.
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The jinnunl bnniiet of the Jll-Y
clul) of the Kiiftctie high mhtml will
be held at the V. M. i A. Mnmlny
liiglit at nix o'clock. It wna nnnounc
cd Unlay, Inviitlotta to all alumni
ineniheia have been aent out, and aev-
crul xueAtH will nlo he invited.
J'he principal ppenker of the eve- '
Sung will he It. A. Month, who will j
!M-nk on the work audi clung are do- 1
itig, and the opportunhiea fur aervice1
in thin f e!i. Oilier npenkera, and lev-
erril inuaii-dl and uiher feature are j
bMnjr planned for entertainment, it la I
fctaled. '
The meeting will cloie the nctivi- !
tie for the ear, It i nnnouncrd.
A new member, Clifford Horner, will'
be initialed at thia time. The meeting j
nnd initiation will he preNided over by j
the newly elected president, Ucrnld
fJ owner.
Efforts to Force
Enforcement set
WAr'llINtiTON, .May l. (4)
The aftnikniMtiatioii from t'reNident
( oididye down in determined to en
f h'ii' prohiliitioti to the limit, Sena
I n WniMoii, republienu of Indiana, Iihn
ifonued the Couzena coiiimittie and
t heu, he lutd, if I he people tlo not
t.nnt to Mlnnd for it, It 1h for them
In nay no.
Trrnteiidou effort h are to be made,
the Indliinit ttPiiatfu fa id, to make the
Jnw aheolutcly effective.
'"If, after tlie law fa being enforced
to the Inr't," he nutefted, "the people I
do not waul to Kfnnd for it, it ia for
the people (o tny o( and it can be
inoilifiril,"
Three Take Leave
From Jail in IJend
l.FNU, the., .May lit. --Tbren mm.
iocitnlint one held pending att inyatdty
boning xawed out of the Headline
iruty J'Hl, jiiNt tiefore daylight tblj
niornin?. The al!ereil itinne man, Hay
)avln. Mas reiaken a few h' ur Inter
1 1 tin- ra-!road ard- after he had
i t uiitrd a cosine mi the tr.ick. ttp'ii
i the tin lift H mil wan nil ready to
I" when helpers lurrbdly climbed Up
b"ide hi'o and hui off the encine.
Havi-. after being rhnvrd nff the en
Cne took refnc in a bx rar. The po
lice were railed and h defird them
with a Knife. H (nketi tlirougb a
Deposit That
Pay Check
WIiph you roccivo your
pHy olu'ok, Pcposit it
iiiKtcnil of cii.iliitijf it.
Then liy dniwinir out
just what you m-cil for
iicccKsnry oxpi'hsi's, you
will find thnt noino of it
will !m h'ft for your
Xnvinjis Account licrc
nt the First National.
Try t ItiH method of xav.
i fif part of your in
come. It will he Kiic
v Hsful.
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
Eugene, Oregon
Whiteman Likes "Flapper Wife" Story
tV-u'-kA J Via v
Paul Whiteman
Paul Whiteman, nationally known
ays "The Flapper Wife" song la
same name la a knockout. Whlteman'a orchestras have been
playing the melody for several weeks. He Is shown above with
Miss Alice O'Keefe, of Cincinnati, reading the music.
trick of one f the officera who ap
proached "liirn from the renr.
Royal Neighbors
Delegate Returns
The Hoval Neighbors national con
vention held nt Hot Springa, Arknn
n, wan the most Hiicccaaful gather
ing of the nrganizntinu, aniioiineea
.Mia, Jennie HigginH, supreme dele
gate from Kugene, who attended the
MCHKiona. The delegatea were quarter
ed in the heniitlfiil Kaufman hotel, and
moat enjiyiible tuirroundingft, nlie wild.
In add tion to n great ib'al of ron
ttrucii(4 work, the delegates nlno
enjoyed nunv feiunrea of the conven
tion, report a Mrs. Higgtns. During
fl lull in himinesH, it wak decided that
eni-h defTHte should arie nnd Ring
their atule aong. .Mrs. Hicxin afonl
up and biNtily fdioiiled, Hahf Hub!
Halt! Oregon which whm greeted with
laughter ami cxclanintiuna ,of ap
iroval.
OF FLAX PLANTED
A, K. Keller of Junction City hn a
ngreed to plant a. one-acre,, experi
mental plot of fibre V.fx to deterinlno
the mieceiot of lit cultivation in I.ane
county, reporta 1 1. S. Fletcher, cmtn
ly a grind Mini ngent, wh" fok out
the to ed for the project j enterd.iy.
The svn in furnichrd free of chnrt
by the marketing department of til"
Portland clinmher of commerce.
Mr, Flelrher alill baa two bushcln
of t''ic fin x feed, which b Ik witl ng
apportion to farmera who will agree
to plant experimental plots 'f on
fnmth an acre nr largrr.
Ships Rights Held
Over Search Pact
(iKXKVA, May io. Of1) The
amendment to eNtablioh the right to
near eh Hhipa auapected of conveying
arms improperly was today elimin
ated from the proponed convention of
the international conference for the
control of traffic in arms nnd nuini
liona. The American delegation, led
the opposition to the amendment.
The tifMicva conference nlxo voted
tdny to abandon the proponed plan of
a central board under the League nf
Nation" t,o regulate traffic in arm
and munition. The American dele
gation had opposed such a board.
Downpour Tails to
Dampen Revivalist
The downpour of reiterday, al
though it inoi-iieni'd the "big tent"
when the revival arviee are being
conducted, fiiled to dampen the Kpir
itn ff the audience, declare llev. Hen
ham, who W In charge of the meetings.
A healing er ice followed the aer
moot, by l(ev. ltenham and Mr. Ken
t.edv last night.
Ton glit the minister wMl take a
hla topic. "Tlie Crent Hivide" and
the iiKtml musical fcitturen will bt
prevented, It ia announced.
Council Members
Hold Discussion
Memhrra of tbe city council met in
formally ycMerdiiv afternoon at five
o'cloi k. to dis'cu matters perttining
t the city, No official action was
taken m miy measures, the business
Item confined t discussion.
regular meeting m-urduled for
Inst night was postponed, hers one nt I
emmgh cffi. ial huincn is nn hand to
wnnant a regular called meeting, said
K. 11. Paik, nuor.
CRAFT TO BE SOLD
WASHINGTON. May 10. 4H A
program of selling . '.ito government
veasrl for scrapping hss been tenta
tively agreed upon by the nub commit
ter no scrapping of the iltpinf
bnard.
COURTS-MARTIAL ORDERED
KASlllNlil'ON, May III- tPl -
Th. officrs ot th .utHiiarin? S-lll
hn-h w.nt firniinl la.t J itmiary at
Nmi.t Itra.-h. .Ma. . i.mI.t w.re or
'1rl court HiartialU-ti hy Hrrrrtary
Wllh.ir.
AVIATORS ARE KILLED
WKSTKIKI.h, Wi .Mny 111 - ( !
-- lltllisi I'miaiit of thin rtl.v awl W.
V'.. Ilcr.rlfh of 'i.i-.Mi.iiii IUuiN. a
lftnkr. wrp killrtl IimUt wlirn lhtrj
atrpSan wmt Into a tail "iu at -.fti,
fret and rra.hrd.
1 1
and Alice O'Keefe
musician and orchestra director,
a "wow," just as the story of the
The L'niveraity of Oregon net men
will meet the Pacific .college quintet
tomorrow in a regular nchcdule ten
nia n:eet, according to an Hiinouncf
inent by J, V. Htnefiel, grodun.i'
manager.
Thin will be the first home in"i
for the Jocal varaity thia year na th
meet with the l invert-ity f Washing
ton n'heduled for lant Katutilay w
culled off due to the rain.
So far tii is year the varaity men
have won all contents with tlie ex
ception of the one hld with Mult
nomah club in Portland May II.
Pacific will present a utmnu aggre
gation of oct men according t ad
vance, dept. They gave the Aggiea a
close race In a meet held recently be
tween the two collegra.
Oregon will use virtually tbe gam1
lineup used againat the other team.
Harry Mayer, captain. Hoy Okerherg,
Hill Adaii K, (ienige Mead and Hcor;;e
Hayden will he the choice for P.ie car
aity. The double tea ma will be pick-d
from tliis lidt nlan.
The meet will bt- held cn one of th,
te'nni court of the univemity. Ampl.1
aeatiug apace will be provided.
Girl Shoots Self
'When Despondent
VANCOl'V Kit, Waah.. May UK
Helieved by relativcn m have been
dcNpoudent over a love affair, tirace
V.t ther A llw.iy, 1 1, dung liter of Mr.
and Mra. Alfred T. Alhvay of Wnahoti
gal, Wnhli., took her own life thia
morning, by ahooCng off the top of
her head with a -.Vll.'i rifle, the cor
oner reported. Her body was found
by a younger aiMcr on a trail about
."(Ml feet from her home.
The body wan taken to Camas, anil
the coroner mi id he d-d not couturier
an inqticat necenry.
Tlie girl wan known to havo quar
reled Sunday while at a picnic with
Hay Strange, a yt'tnyj friend.
This morning ahe left her home
about 7 o'clock and member of (he
family were unaware ahe had taken
a rifle.
STATISTICS
BORN
PltAPKK- At the home. II 17 Hich
Kreel. Sunday, .May 17. Iir to Mr.
and Mrs. Millon W. Hraprr, a sou.
WATSON At the home, Motor
Itoute (', Tuesday. May 111, lO'-Ti, to
Mr. and Mrs. (icorgn Watson, a
daughter.
Pr, Anhton for Cbiropractte and
riectro theritpT. Opposite He:lig (he
iter lhnne HtO tt
GREER - CALLAHAN
Buys Furniture
Phone 33
PUBLIC DANCE
DREAMLAND
HALL
Every Wednciday and
Saturday Night
SpnnoriMl ty
BETHESOER Ll'THERAN
LAOIES' AID
Chamber of Commerce
Wednesday, May 20
It a. m. to t:30 p. m.
Prlca 60o
I .-. i BVJ J
Chicken' Dinner P4T V. r
PANTS
Cut and muda peclaUy for
tou any style or grada in our
i own hop. Oumnt4 to fit
LISTON MFQ. CO.
710 OUvt Cikft Bldo
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WASHINGTON. May 19. W)
The first break in the tangle of inter
allied debta was aeen by high govern
ment officials here today in tbe deter
mination of Jielgium to take inde
pendent step a in negotiating a refund
ing settlement with the United States.
In official quarters the information
conveyed from the Belgium foreign
office whh accepted as being highly
significant s nee Belgium must be
clasped as one of the major debtor
to whom tbe I'nited States extended
financial aid.
.... 'ft'"" ' --"-V - I
today Ambassador He March enne
wouid nail for home June it. The whole j
lit I gin in debt situation is expected to'
be taken up by him with his govern-j
merit at that tune,
it was believed here that Belgium's
plans bad been held back somewhat
by the recent ministerial crisis but
I nder Secretary Winston of the
treasury observed on bis recent vifcit
to Brussels that the feeling was evi
dent among tbe government leaders
that definite moves toward laying out
a debt paying program should be
made.
The under secretary belwved that
with a balanced budget, such as has
been accomplished, Belgium will take
rapid strides toward a sound economic
baais. The statement that Ambassa
dor He Mnrchienne was sailing for
HrURsels is helieved to indicate that
the officials in Belgium now see a
more or less clear economic sky nnd
are ready to tie up their government
to defin.te commitments.
Wife Dead After
Attack With axe
In Hands of Mate
SAX l'HANCISCO. May 10.
Climaxing a series of family quarrels,
Antone Monteverde, Tut, attacked his
wife with an nxe in their home last
night, wounding her so severely that
ahe died while being taken to a hos
pital. A soti, Hoberto, 18, summoned
by his sister, Mary, lli, rushed to the
mother's rescue nnd bent tlie father
into unconsciousness.
Police officer reported finding a
blood-stained nxe in a closet in the
bedroom. The police said Mnteverdc
confeM-ed kill ng his wife.
States Will Help
On Land Campaign
SALEM, Ore., May 10. Governor
Pierc", in reply to a letter from Gov
ernor W. P. Hunt of Arizona joina in
the enmpnigu for tbe purpose of hav
ing the I'nitrd Sutes turn over to the
states all the remaining public land
within the bounJarie of states. Ore
gon baa nearly l(MKHVH)n acres s-
limed, ami it Is tee de$ire of tl:e;
government to 'iavr mcs? acpi on m-si
lax roim nno revenue uivrrn-u i m
school funds. Sixty-one per cent f
th.' land in Arizona is tied up hi sum.
manner by the government, either n
Inilan jeservn lions, nntb--nnl forest,
national parks or withdrawals. -
The v.ib.Htitutif committee appointed
br congreas will visit the western
states to invent igate federal park ,
forests and public Innd reserved and
unreservi-d early in June nnd will re
main until late j August.
Twilight League
(iame Tomorrow
The twilight league linsehall gam
between the pouMffice and the bard
wnre and M"M''" K' 's stores teiiu sj
was pimtponvd htt tiurh om account j
of the henvy ram. The next game
scheduled for Wednesday nig-'.it wht"i j
tbi hankers are tn play a picked nine,
(tames are held every Monday.
Wednesday and tridny evening at six
o'clock on St. Mary's field on south
Willamette street, and any teams de
siring can participate, it Is announced.
Indian war Relics
Found in Wisconsin
1
AS11KOSII, Wis., May 10. A tt (
menge from Kort Howard in lSib'
b t-ated on the present site of the ritv!
nf tlreen Hay. hss been found here by
Carlton Stenha,
Mr. Steubs turned up a peculinr ap
pearing stone while epnding his gar
den. Apparently two small pieoes -f
granite had been sealed together with
clay. Twisting the two, the clay Ml
away, and a bit of paper was exposed,
bearing this rtiestsge:
'r"ort Howard, February. 10.
Indian ammunition running lw.
(Signed) "J. H. Commander."
Kr- m the slse of rtie two bita of
SAVED FRIEND
FROM HOSPITAL
Mrs. Hcckraan Decided to Try
Ljrdia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Note Results
Council Bluffs. Iowa. "I had naina
In my back and aidea and hcadaehea,
I I so that I could not
do my work, tlnco
I in a while 1 would
Ib sick a wwlc. A
friend told me that
I L v d t a h. r 1 n k-
I ham's Vcffo table
Compound had
kept her out of
the hospital, so I
thought 1 would
try it, a I had tried
a number of other
medicinea. Now I
feel like a different person and am
tellinjt m? friends about the Vege
table Compound helping me, hoping
ther will let it help them. too.
Mra. Ethel Hkckmas, Box 21,
R. K. D. No, 1, Council BlufTa, Iowa.
Saved From An Operation
Monenaen, Pa. ! t.vk l.ydia E.
rinkham'a V'eec table Compwind for a
serious case o female trmibi. The
worst pain 1 had was in mr right side
and hack with swellirg in my aide so
that 1 w as unable to walk at one time.
I waa ordered to crt to the hospital,
but here 1 am. atili without an opera
thn. I saw vour advertisement and
have taken the Ve set able Comp'n.d
runsricndid resists. -.Mrs. j.vt,-
oN.cUl)onncrAv..,Moneen.ra.!lJ5jr J- GUARD
granite it is believed that the mcs-
sage was placed where found and i
given to an Indian runner to carry to!
the Fort Howard commander's super- j
lor officer and that tbe runner was
either killed or captured at tbe pre-;
ent location of Oahkosh and rather
than have his captors have tie mes
sage, cast it from him and it remained
untouched until Mr. Steubs picked it
up.
SPOKANE. Wa.h., Miy 10. De
velopment of federal reclamation pro
jects already established should not
be made to await entnbiis-liment of a
new federal reclamation policy. Hep
resenUtive Addison T. Smith, of Ida
ho, chairman of the house committee
on irrigation nnd reclamation, declar
ed here today.
He asserted thnt active state par
ticipation with the federal govern
ment in future reclamation develop
ment is almost certain to become a
permanent policy.
"Once a new reclamation policy be
comes a law," be said, "all new pro
posed projects should be cons dered
and constructed individually and not
ns a group.
Hep reaen tative Smith who came to
Spokane to confer wfch hackers of
the Columbia basin irrigation project,
predicted that construction of the
Colombia basin project ia only a
matter of time but sa d he was "cer
tain that it will be impossible to get
a new project through unless the state
actively cooperates with the federal
government, nnd there is a rm .ill in
terest charge."
BERLIN, May 10. (?) Foreign
Minister Stresemann announced to
day to the Reichstag that tbe German
government will continue to carry out
the Hawes plan. ,
Minister Stresemann said no coun
try welcomed more than Germany
the efforts of the Dawes plan to oc
cnmpliHh the economic pacifications
of Europe.
He said that even those who op
posed the accept mice of the Dawes
plan were convinced that without it
Germany would not have been able to
establish Its currency on secure basis
and would have been obliged to wage
! a bitter struggle for her economic
existence.
I 11 err Stresemann said "we will
continue to carry out the Junves plan
in the same manner as we have'bere-
(nforP
Parlinmentnry majorities and
governments may change but I can
not conceive any administration which
would depart from the program nnd
policies we have adopted. "
lie said Germany's relations with
the lTnited States are most satisfac
tory and all' signs indicate that in
the I'nited States a genuine under
standing of Germany's needs is in
creasing. OIL REFINERY PLANNED
".HIO IIAiU'K. May P) Toe
budget ewtinintes of the Hutch colony
of t'urncao for 1!J." are accompanied
with an official memorial of projects
designed to make Wi Hems tad nn im
portant world port. It in proposed to
erect a mommoth oil .refinery nu tbe
,.nrii,h(inu j,,,,,! ftlK) to make tbe
,mrt mic nf tic largest fuel oil baavs
iu the world.
Another "Super"
t'NUV are to be the call letters
of n new high power broadcasting sta
tion being erected at Vancouver by
tbe Cnnndian National Railways. It
it expected to be ready for broad
casting by the end of May.
Talks on Golf
Along with the lecture on how to
plav golf, being broadcast Thurnny
evening at 7:1." from KCO, Oakland.
Calif., the Ma tion is sending out
chart for reference. Thousands of
fans have written in for the charts.
Go. N. Mcl.Mn. Insurance,
Willamette St. Phone 617.
8!l I
tft
pared to relieve Infants in
j ' ,
arms ana i niiurcn an ages 01
Constipation, Flatulency, Wind
Colic and Diarrhea; altaving
Children Cry jo
I ' 1
' Castoria is especially pre-
Keverishncss arising therefrom, and, hy regulating the Stomach
and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving natural sleep.
To avoid imilation., always Ixk for
A '"'Mutely Harmless - N.i Opi'".
Say Jack I am Going
TO THE WINTER GARDEN
Wednesday Night
All tha oang will b. there. I know we will have a aood time
It'a Only
LAOIES FREE
A Real Bargain for You
1 Art LATEST STYLE
IvU ALL WOOL
This means that you can take the pick and choice without
reserve (while they last) of our regular $30, $35 and $40
suits for only $23.85
Tuesday,
May
19
Brownsville Woolen Mills Store
43 Dead, 27 Injured
In Mine Disaster
HORSTFELH, Germany, May 18
(4s) The number of known dend ;n
the min explosion here Saturdny has
reached Vi with 127 injured.
The work of the trapped miner-'
coincides in recovering the bodies ami
rescuing the wounded constitutes one
of tiiie heroic pages in the mining his
tory of this regbm. The approach to
tbe victim wns both difficult nnd d in
gerons. Oxygen apparatus could tint
be carried on the bncks of tbe res
cuers, but had to be dragged with dif
ficulty through narrow pnssagos.
Many in the rescue expeditions were
overc'Uiiu by poisonous gases.
President Van Hindenburg, Chan
cellor Luther and Or. Otto Itrnuii.
I'russian premier, have telegraphed
messages of eon lolence.
It Doesn't Shimmy
But it Waddles
PARIS, Mny 10. The shimmy is
newer to America than it ia to
France, so far as dancing is concern
ed. Hut when Parisian auto dealers
heard Americans refer to the shim
my when they spoke of balloon tires,
they didn't understand. Surely it did
n't mean balloons made riding so ensy
that shimmy dances could be held in
automobiles. No room for them, if
they could ba held there.
Finally it was revealed that what
the signature of
fhysiciani fer where recommerd it
5C Jitney 5c
LET'S GO
WANT AD WAYS!
7l IP -Ml ?
U1T
Special Notice!
Our 25 discount sale was a wonderful suc
cess. Old customers who knew the high
quality of our suits came in by the hundreds
to take advantage of this exceptional discount.
Now, however, we are go'nn to outdo our
serves by the most unusual suit offering ever
made In Euoene. We are doing It to con
vince the men who have never traded here
that our suits are the very best quality In the
city and we are naming such a very low price
that all men will be compelled, to come and
Investigate.
MILL TO MAN CLOTHIERS
Eugene, Oregon
Americans call the shimmy in autoa
using balloon tires. Frenchmen call
"dnndrinemcnt." That's French for
waddling. So balloon-tired cars in
Franco just waddle.
MEN SEW WELL
LONDON, May 10. UP) The ex
hibits of two me ii were adjudged the
bst in a sphere of work peculiary
belonging to women nt the annual
Itoyal" Amateur Arts exhibition. An
embroidered panel by V. Bowring and
a wool rug, tbe work nf Major Onven
port, were regarded better than any
of tho exhibits worked by women.
MOTION OVERRULED
PORTLAND, Ore., Mnv 10. Fed
eral Judge ('. K. liean this morning!
overruled the motion of Horace j
fireely Wilson of Roseburg, former ':
Klamath Indian ngent, for a third 1
postponement nf his trinl on charges !
of violating the Mann act. Wilson
asked a further delay of six months.'
HORSES DIE IN FIRE I
WIXXU'Efi, Mny 19. Twenty or!
twrnty-fivn horses were htirned to1
ilenth and the militnry stnliles of thp
Strntlironn Horse of Tuicrin barrncKa
were dpsu-nyrd by fire today. i
Let Tanlac
restore your health
IF your hotly is nil fnjr.sjetl
ont and run-down, if you
are losing weiuht steadilv.
laek njipctito. have no
streiipth or enemy why
not let Tanlac help yo'u
linck to health and strength ?
So many millions ' linve
boon benefited by the Tan
lac treatment, so many
i thousands h;ve written to
testify to that effect that
it's sheer folly not to make
tlie test.
Tanlac, you know, is a
treat natural tonic and
builder, a compound, after
tlie famous Tanlac formula,
of roots, barks and herbs.
It purees the blood stream,
revitalizes the digestive or
.nans and enables the sick
ly body to reaain its van
ished weight.
You don't ,,,! t,-, w;l;t
lorn; to not resulls. Tanlac
noes right to the seat of
trouble. In a dav or M, vou
note a vast dit'feivnoe' in
yn,lr condition. You have
more appetite, s eon hnttm. v,;
at night ami the oolor be- That
Mn to fieop t.iu k into
washed-out checks.
TAKE TANLAC VEGETABLE PILLS FOR
Tuesday,
May
19
Light Running,
Clean Cutting
Lawn Mowers
If the old mower pushes
hard nnd doesn't do a
pood job, come nnd pick
out a nice, new, lipht
rnnninar, clean-cutting
Caldwell.
Quckenbush's
160 Ninth Ave., East
Tanlac Restored"
Her Health
Tvrrioid fes-cr reduced me
to 95 lbs. and left md"
as a rag. Failing to get relief
from other sources 1 tn
Tan'ac and after 6 hotu"
had gained 20 lbs. N" 1
enjoy a fine arpeii' and tea
like a new svoman. A
nurse I give Tanlac to all mf
patient.'
Mrt,J.P.Terrv.
1 101 ParkSt.,Ft.Vsortb,Te
Don't put off taking 1"
. i...w ornoiollS
lilt! JlllOl iei i '. ,
Step into the "fnr',5(tt1 J
store
and get '
worhl famed Hl
s the
back
first
tnipena-j
to hct
altli
J
your step
vicor,
CONSTIPATION
TANLAC
FOR. YO un heavth