Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 185, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 November 1926 — Page 8

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PUZZLE CONTEST An2,l Winners Will Be Announced Saturday Noon. Replies on the Fred Ardath Tbwlns contest published In the Times Saturday passed the 2,000 mark today It was announced by Fred Kautz of the Kautz Stationery Company receiving answers. Over the weekend 1,800 answers were received. The contest will close at 5 p. m. Friday, and the first fifty-six correct answeres received will be announced as winners. Each answer 1 being stamped with a numbering machine as It is received. Names of the winners will be announced at the Kautz Store, 116 N. Pennsylvania St., Saturday noon. First prize is a S2O theater party at the Palace. Second prize Is a sl2 box party, third prize, $6 box party; fourth and fifth prizes, $3 box party, and six to fifty-one are $1 pairs of tickets. The winners have the privilege of choosing any day to use the tickets with exception of Saturday, Sundays, and holidays. If you have not sent In your answer to the Ardath puzzle get a copy of Saturday's Times and pick out the twins. FRENCH PRESS ELATED Bv United Preen PARIS, Nov. 6.—The French press, obviously elated at the “wet” victories in America’s elections, is predicting that It is only a question of time now before prohibition is abolished in the United States. HEALTH CAME TO KIM 3 YEARS AGO; CREDITS KONJQLA Free of Stomach Trouble Since 1923, States Indianapolis Man.

The following sworn affidavit was recently issued by Mr. Ed. Howard, 803 East Ohio St., Ihdiaijapolls, and was sent to the Ivonjola Man, who is meeting large crow'ds of people daily at Hook’s Drug Store, Pennsylvania and Market Sts.„ this city, where he is explaining this cele-

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brated IConjola medicine, which has been producing so much relief throughout this vicinity in cases of stomach, liver, kidney and bowel disorders. "Early in 1921 I developed stomeh trouble,” Mr. Howard's statement reads. "I began to buy a few little things that I thought would give me relief. I became worse, until finally I couldn’t hold a thing on my stomach. Every bite I ate made me feel sick. At night I would have to get out of bed and walk the floor, and my stomach would be so bloated that I thought It would burst. My condition was so bad that a mere drink of water would come back up into my throat like boiling lye. I would burn from the pit of my stomach to my mouth. Pains dashed around my heart, hot flashes, and cold chills would come over me, and black spots would appear before my eyes. I had severe, sick, dizzy headaches, a dark, sallow complexion and large, baggy circles under my eyes. “I was a sufferer since the early months of 1921 until about the middle of 1923. My weight dropped from 165 pounds to 122 pounds. I was living in Terre Haute, Ihd., and my wife went to the Buntin Pharmacy in that city and got Konjola. I didn’t think it would help me, because I had already taken medicine upon medicine. By the time I had taken half a bottle of this Konjola, I felt like I was being relieved. I continued, taking 8 bottles in all, and every trace of my old trouble disappeared. That was three years ago, and I can truthfully swear that not a single trace of my old troubles have returned. My weight has increased from 182 pounds to 198 pounds since my stomach trouble was ended. *‘l enjoy the best of health and feel better than I ever did in my life. I am giving this statement purely because I feel that I owe it to my fellow-men." The above statement was sworn to before Notary Public Helen B. ©teams of Indianapolis, and is in support of the confidence and faith Indlhnapolis people have In the work of Konjola. This medicine is being Introduced and sold through tIW Hook Ehmg Stores of this city. The Konjola Man himself is located at Hook's Drug Store, Pennsylvania and Market Sts., where he is meeting the local public and introducing and explaining the merits •*” — a^vertisenient.

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Machine Counts Coins and Puts Them in Bags

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Miss Helen Clements feeding coins Into money-counting machine.

Money machines are not always human. Here’s one that takes in bunches of dollars, nickels and quarters, separates them and deposits them in their correct bags, never getting a nickel In the dime hag or making any kind of mistake. The machine, used at the Indiana Bell Telephone Company, local office, is a comparatively new invention and Is one of three In use in Indiana. Two persons are required to operate it. Miss Helen Clements, of the cashier’s office, says: “It’s easy to count money this way." About 2,500 boxes are brought in from local pay stations each month. These are emptied into an aluminum tray-shelf at the side of the ma-

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