South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 44, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 13 February 1919 — Page 9

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MIS HA WA KA GENERA L NE WS News-Times Office: 120 Lincoln Way West. Home Phone 118; Bell 10

GREAT LECTURER SPEAKS III CITY Author of "Acres, of Diamonds" Enthuses Woolen Company Employes. Ml5haaka was highly prli!ep:ed last ni;ht by the appfarance la the i:y of Dr. Rueli II. Conwcll, one of the mnt noted charivCters on the lecture platform today. Hi.s book, "Acres of Diamond," has been read throughout the entire world and by ieopI"s speaking many tongues. Dr. Conwcll. oftentimes described as ' th r-.it"t kcturer in the world." ramp to Mishawaka to give his lecture, "Acres of Dumonds," one of th world's bent clalc, at a complimentary dinner prtvn to the foreman, department mana?prs and others by the Mishawaka Woolen Mf,'. Co., beln brought especially from his home in Philadelphia for this i-ccaftion. The banquet -which preceded the lecture was all that could have been desired and was partaken of by closo to 15o of the employes and a few privileged friends. Dr. J. A. Burnett asked the ble.singr. 1". J. V. I'ink, asiistant general 13 Ü THEATER TODAY Bluebird Photoplays Presents "WHICH WOMAN" With. PRISCILLA DEAN And ELLA HALL Adapted from the Story, "Nobody's Bride." A play of society and the under world or, "Woman Againt Woman." Nestor Comedy 'PERILS OF THE PARLOR" TOMORROW MAY ALLISON In 'THE WINNING OF BEATRICE" Ilig Production Ifcvs Monday and Tiifsdny MONDAY CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG And Her Own Company Presents "THE REASON WHY" TUESDAY MADGE KENNEDY In "THE FAIR PRETENDER" The romance of a beautiful youtiK widow who never had a husl:and. USUAL ADMISSION".

GUN CLUB for MISHAWAKA All persons interested in the formation of a GUN CLUBare requested to meet in the hardware store of C. L. BARNARD & SON Lincoln Way East THURSDAY EVENING AT 7:45. Everybody Welcome.

SPECIAL THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY v Twelfth Street and Mishawaka Avenue, Economy Cash Grocery

o or RIVER Bell Phone 723. (iolI .McmUI or iidem I lour for M.50 V nNo inv lrcmn White' l'UUbury "UM, Hoe Ix-aT t 'oinpetltion Flour. I lirse I Sox Junker or Armour's Oats 27C i:trarts of any Ilator, 2 for..2V tnitkcrs. fiiall, Ikt Muml. . . .Ifcc Omkors. law. per pouwl. . . .20c Itle. ir Miind ...lie XnA Deans ;'. pounds 3t: I Juut I lea U imiimI. ...... .31c Onion-, 15 pound Sugar, lo imuuuN WV lere 1-ird, icr jhiuihI ,...2SO

We want you to take a personal interest in this store. Consider its advantages are for your benefit and convenience. Prompt deliveries to all. Free delivery on $3 orders, or a charge of 10 cents for less.

rna?;a,;er of the Woolen Co., in a few graceful bcnlenci introduced the speaker of the venin;?, who told of the pleasure it gave him to aKaln come to Indiana. He had beer, throurh the täte when the now thriving centers were nothing but mere villages, and the wonderful growth of outh liend during the pan 60 years had deeply impressed hini. In fact, it was hard to realize it was the ame city. He made it plain that Iiis address was delivered to each individual in the banquet halL I'ach was- a fcrce capable of sending" out influences for good. Inspiring Iavu;o. Home of the inypirinr passives of the doctor's lecture which have enthused tnouwands of lives follow: "I .say that you ought to get rich, and it is your duty to fc-et rich. The men who get rich may be the mot honest men you find in your community. Ninety-eijrht out of 100 of the rich men of Amtrica are honest. Tim is why they are rich. That is why they carry" on great enterprises and find plenty of people to work for them. "A man is not really a true man until he owns his own home, and they that own their homes are made more honorable and honest and pure, and true and economical and careful, by owning the home. "Money is power, und you ought to te reasonably ambitious to have It. You ought because you can do more good with it than you could without it. For a man to have money, even in large sums. Is not an Inconsistent thing. If you can hontstly attain to riches in Mishawaka, it is your Christian and godly duty to do so. The man that worships the dollar instead of thinking of the purpose for which is ouht to be used, the man who Idolizes money, the miüer that hordes his money in the cellar, or hides It in his stocking, or refubes to invest it where It will do the world good, that man who husrs the dollar until the ea?le squeals has in him the root of evil. Opportunities Here. "I there an opportunity to get rich in Mishawaka? A merchant wiys he has kept a store in Mishawaka for 201 years, and never made over a thousand dollars in the whol? TO year. Well, then, you can aay to him 'you can measure the good you have been to this city by what this city has paid you, because a man can Judge very well what he is worth by what he receives; that is. In what he Is to the world at thl3 time. If you have r.ot made over a thousand dollars in 20 years in Mishawaka. it woulj have been better for Mishawaka if they had

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PARK. Home Phone 3378. CJncxl I,nck Oleo, 2 mjuiuL. . . .70c Xut 01(H, 2 pound.... 4 65c Iarge Can Corn (Habit brand). 2 for Q?c Can Teas (Habit bmud), 2 for 27r Largo Can IVij (flultoriiut brand), 2 fir . 2-V Irge Cun ltetl Kidney Ian, 3 for 31c Iirgc Can Toin.-itovft ( lien brand), 2 for 31c Lfirc lUrs Iiandry Soap, 10 for -40c South riu Creamery Uuttcr, ht iound I Sc lYeh JLfgs, per Uoen I Sc

kicked you cut of tho city 1& years and nine months ago." "You hav acre of diamond in Mishawaka. I mean you have opportunities to become great, opportunities to get rich, which is one of the greatest things in the world. Wouldn't you love to be a millionaire? Its an honorable question. If you're not rich you are not righteou. "I have studied millionaires, and it is not the dishonest men that are the richest men. Out of 4.042 millionaires in the United State, 3,780 of them began life without a dollar capital. Three thousand five hundred of thorn made their millions in towns not larger than Mishawaka. Andrew Carnegie says there is time to think in small towns. "Inherited money is the greatest misfortune of the day. Love is tho grandest thing on God's earth, and fortunate are they who have money with it. Ife who tries to attain unto it too quickly, or dishonestly, will fall into many snares, no doiibt about that. "tftudy it wherever you choose In business, in your profession, In your housekeeping, whatever your life, find out what the people want. First know their need, and then invest yourself where you are most needed. You must know the changing needs of humanity If you would succeed in life. MUflit IIac IJccn Great. "If five merchants 35 years ago had started out in the right spirit, Mishawaka would have had 250,000 people today. "A company that is furnishing footwear to the people, as you are doing, is serving God. ' "Your wealth is too near; you're looking beyond it. "The richest man in this country today has never moved away from a town of 3.500. You never see anything over your back fence. You eay there ia no greatness among your r.v'ighbors. It is ull away off somewhere else. Their greatness is ever so simple, so plain, so earnest, so practical, that the neighbors and friends never recognize it. "Did you ever see a man who truts around altogether too largo to notice an ordinary working mechanic? Do you think he ia great? He is nothing tut a puffed-up balloon, held down by his big feet There is no greatness there. "Arise, ye men of MUhawaka, trust in God and man, and believe In the great opportunitle that are rirjht here not in New York or Iloston, but here for business, for everything that is worth living for on earth. Take up your own city. "Wherever there is a human need there is a good fortune. Wherever you find a great woman she will b3 one who Is willing to wash dishes." Dr. Conwell told of a visit he onca paid to Pres't Lincoln, whose principle for greatness can bo adopted fry toll: "Whatsoever he had to do at nil, ho put his whole mind into it and held it all there until that was all done." In conclusion the speaker painted a beautiful wort! picture of thu martyred president. A hearty vote of thanks to Dr. Conwell wan accorded. Messick's orchestra rendered a program of uirs during the banquet. The lecture was one of the greatest intellectual treats ever given in the city, and the Woclen company is to be congratulated in Its efforts to give to ita employes that which cannot fail to leave a lasting impression for good.

ltAYMOXD MIXFGAlt MKS. Raymond Harold, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mlnegar, of Ohceola, died at the family home, Wednesday afternoon, following a day's illness with convulsions. The child was born in South llend, Dec. 5, 1918, and was past two months old. The father Just arrived home from Camp McClcllan. Ala., having received his honorable discharge from the army. Funeral services will be held from the residence Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Make lie serration Xow. For the dinner dance at the Hotel Mishawaka Friday night. Dinner at 7 p. m., dance to midnight. Adv. I2t3 TODAY. A Charming Picture DOUOTHY CIS 1 1 In "IIATTLIXO JAXK" Is One of tho Most Delightful Offerings to Date In Addition pATinrs xews weekly With All Latest Current Events. Also .MUTT AXD JEFF -Ia-"ACK AXD JOKKir TOMORROW A Wm. Fox Production Popular G FORGE WALSH In a Happy War Picture "I'LL SAY SO' AUo a Christie Comedy 'LUJIIKD I1Y PROXY" Usual Admission 5c. 10c, 15c.

S FRÜ LOCALS Basket Ball Game Results in Favor of Former by 30 to 12 Preliminary Game. The result of the basketball game Wednesday night between Elkhart and Mishawaka resulted in 30 points for Klkhart and 12 fo the locals. The Mishawaka seconds de- ! feated the Elkhart seconds by a :ure oi o i. over a local xans accompanied the teams in a special car. 'The game started with Elkhart getting the tip ofT. The ball was carried from one end of the floor to the other until Evans scored for Elkhart. . This was followed by a basket from Montine. Swayne featured for his team by making four successive baskets in which one was shot from the middle of the floor. The llrst half ended 19 to 3 in Elkhart's favor. In the second half, Coach Milllkan's men held Elkhart to 11 points. Swayne was the first to score and this followed by a basket from Garmcn. When the final whistle blew the score was 30 for Elkhart and 12 for Mi&hawaka. Preliminary Game. As a curtain raiser the seconds of both schools clashed. I?oth teams 'were evenly matched. The score at the end of the first 13 minutes was a tie in which both teams had for points. The score was changed in the socond half by a basket from Hunt. The result of the game was Mishawaka tJ, and Elkhart 4. Renew your youth and attend the dinner dance at the Hotel Mishawaka Friffciy night. Make your reservations now.Advt.. 13t2 MSHHAWAKA LOST Long black silk sash. Finder return to News-Times or call Homo phone 14. 13tl WANTED To buy, 6 or 7 room modern house, close in. Not more than $4,000. Address T. W. J., NewsTimes. 13U D. H. W. Reynolds, New Mishawaka Trust Rldg. Home phone 48. 13t3 WANTED Young lady with-clerical experience to work in store. State age and experience. O. M., NewsTimes. , 13tf WANTED Inside wireman. Apply Joseph Soens. Ill W. First st. 13t2 FOR SALE 20-acre farm. One and a quarter miles from the Foley Alabama depot, in the center of the Satzuma orange district. All wire fenced and under cultivation and fronting a graded road. Price $1,100, half cash and the balance to suit buyer. FRANK H. KUHN, Foley, Alabama. 12t3 FOR SALE Kindling good. Delivered anywhere in Mishawaka; $2.50 per load. National Veneer. 12t7 WANTED Messenger boy. Inquire Rapid. Parcel Delivery, 114 S. Main st. Both phones. 12tf WANTED To buy, small grocery". State price of stock, fixtures, building or rent. Address 13. U., News-Times office. 12U FOR SALE At a reduced price. The Geo. Frank Property on East, Mishawaka av. Eight room modern house on corner lot, paving paid. Price, $3.350. Stark Realty Co., Mish. awaka Trust Rldg. 10-6 WANTED To rent, farm of 80 to 120 acres. Address H. R. Newstimes. R6 IF YOU are forced to sell your Liberty Bonds, bring them whire you will get the highest price. American Bond Co.. 620 J. M. S. Bldg. 13162-tf FOR SALE Three acres with 5 room house und garage. Enquire 1 ring on Bell rdione 825. 4tl0 WANTED A housekeeper of neat appearance between age of 25 to 40. No children. Write D. J. C, care News-Times, Mishawaka. 13451-13 FOR SALE Keven room house on west Battell with all improvements in. Price $2.55ö. Stark Realty Co.. Mishawaka Trust Bdg. 10-6 FOR SALE Chap. Two chair barber outfit ani pool table. Or will trade for a hone or what have you. Write Box C. A.. News-Times. 9t7 LIBERTY BONDS If you feel that you must trn your bonds Into cash, see Mr. Stark at ofllce of Stark Realty Co.. Mishawaka Trust Bid. tf FOR .SALE A rice vacant lot on west Lawrence st. for $500. All improvements in street and paid for. Ktark Bealtv Co. 10-6 We pay $46 to $51 caih for $50 Liberty bonds. We also buy contracts. Open 9 to 5 and evenings 7 to 8. C. L. Guthrie, 423 J. M. S. Bid?. 1 3169 -tf Adv.

ELKHAR

RETURNS FROM FRANCE IN TIME FOR FUNERAL

Buglar Clyde W. Hawkins arrived in the city yesterday after having served 10 months overseas with tho 82nd division, 326th infantry. The home coming of young Hawkins was particularly sad, his father William F. Hawkins. 14 07 Lincoln Way E., having died during this week. The funeral will be held today. Bugler Hawkins enlisted from Minnesota, and saw much activo service in France. His division was brigaded with the British and took an active part in several of the most important engagements, having been on every front. He arrived in this country from France, Jan. 31, and was honorably discharged Tuesday. Previous to enlisting he made his home at Hallock, Minn., but in future will reside in Mishawaka. HOME GROVE CLUB IN VALENTINE PARTY Mrs. Florence Kimble, 116 W. Sixth st., entertained the members of the Home Grove Drill team club at a masquerade valentine party last evening. All of the members with the exception of three attended. The guests came attired in various costumes and the entire affair was In keeping with Valentino day. Musical selections were contributed by Mrs. Kimble. A three course luncheon was served. The place favors were valentines. Mrs. Grace Hupp, E. Mishawaka av., will entertain the club In two weeks. LEAVE FOR BELGIUM TO BRING CHILDREN Joseph L. Van Poppe and Mr. and Mrs. August Audenaerde left Wednesday shortly after noon fjr Stekene, Belgium, to get their children. These people have resided in Mishawaka for several years, but owing to the four or five years of war, they were unable to send for their children. They expect to be gone about three months during which time they will visit relatives in Belgium. They secured their passports through Raymond Vanderheyden. A party of their friends went to the New York Central station and gave them a rousing s?nd off. FUNERAL NOTES. Funeral services for Mrs. John W. Hutchinson, will be held at the residence, 810 Lincoln way E., Friday afternoon at three o'clock. Rev. L. C. Rogers of St. Paul'3 Episcopal church will officiate. Burial will be In the City cemetery'. Funeral services for Mrs. John Shadinger, 733 E. Third st., will be held Friday afternoon. No services will be held at the home. Immediate friends of the family will leave on a ppecial car at 1:30 o'clock. Burial will be at Oak Ridge cemetery, Goshen. Rev. Mr. Shults of Goshen will officiate. Funeral services for Jacob King", who died at the homo of his son, Henry Kling, 530 E.' Fourth st., were held Thursday morning at 11 o'clock at the Wyatt German Methodist church. Burial was in the Bremen cemetery. Funeral services for William E. Hawkins, 1407 ET. Third st., wen held at the residence, Thumlay afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. Mr. Jordan of Osceola officiated. Burial was in Fairview cemetery. ItCTLTtXS TO CYM1 Sergt. Joseph A. Oppelt, of the 49th infantry, has returned to Fort Leavenworth, Kas., to rejoin his regiment after spending a 10-day furlough as the guest of his brothers and sisters at 701 E. Fourth st. Sergt Oppelt has just returned from overseas duty. He left Mishawaka with the 76 volunteers May 10, 1917. He expects to receive an honorable discharge from service soon. GUX CLUB ME17TTXG. A meeting of those interested in the formation of a gun club will be held in the hardware store of C. L. Barnard & Son at 7:43 this evening. There are many interested in such an organization in Mishawaka, and it is hoped there will be-i good attendance. It is expected that Judge Feig will prejude. AUCTION sali:. Saturday, 1:30 p. m. All household goods, including a combination gas and wood stove, sideboard, table, chairs, beds, rugs, etc., 203 Reddrick st., two blocks west of Orphans Home. Julius De Clercq. Hunsberger, auctioneer. Advt. 13t2 nntTH iuxx)iti. A son arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Fred Corporan, 329 Fisher court, Wednesday evening. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Carm Coil, 311 E. Ninth st., Wednesday afternoon. TO MEET TOXlGirr. All the unit men and the minute men of the Methodist Episcopal church are requested to meet at tho church tonight following the regular prayfr meeting. st. v ALirsTixrrs dance. Hotel Mishawaka. Friday night, including dinner. Make reservations at once-Advt. 13t2 St. Valentine's dinner dance Friday night at Hotel Mishawaka. Dinner at 7 p. m. Make reservations early. Advt. 13t2 Masquerade dance by women of Mooeheart Legion. Moose hall, Frl day night. Prizes given. At 35 cents, extra lady 10 cents. Ilt3 Adv. Dr. Maklelskl, osteopath. 12 Second st. Adv.

MRS. FILE MARTIN SUCCUMBS WEDNESDAY Mrs. File Martin. S. Beiger st.. died at her home. Wednesday, shortly after noon, following a short illness with heart trouble. Mrs. Martin was formerly Miss Celia Forrest and was born in Huntington county, Ind., Nov. 9, 1S70. Fourteen years ago she was married to Mr. Martin who survives. She also leaves her father, Joseph Forrest, of Huntington county, and a brother. Charles Forrest, of Anderson, Ind. The Dody will be shipped to Monument City, Ind.. from where the funeral services and burial will take place Saturday.

VALENTINE DANCE AT HOTEL MISHAWAKA The Hotel Mishawaka, under the able management of C. EL Blackburn in keeping with its popular policy to make of this hostlery one of the best in these parts will observe Valentino day, Feb. 14, with a party in celebration of the occasion. The intention of Mr. Blackburne is to make the occasion extremely "fussy." There will be music, dancing, favors, flowers, and a wonderful dinner at 7 o'clock. Cabaret dancing between courses and at the conclusion of the banquet will be kept up until midnight. Mes.sick's orchestra has been engaged for the occasion. CLL' Is ELECT OFFICERS. The Patron Teacher's club held a meeting Wednesday evening in tho kindergarten rooms of the Battell school. A report was received from the nominating committee and the following orlicers elected: president, Mrs. C. E. Eyler; vice-president, Mrs. Fawn Finch; secretary, Mrs. E. J. Schüler; corresponding secretary, Mrs. T. D. Krieter; treasurer, Mrs. R. E. Rensberger. A social committee was named to have charge of the pastry' fca-le to be given in the near Juture. Following the business session a tocial hour was enjoyed, Mrs, C. E. Tyler rendering two vocal eolos entitled "A Little Pink Rose" and the French poilu'3 song "Medelon." Miss Oglo of South Bend gave an interesting talk on "Textiles" and a splendid collection of made-over clothes was shown. KNTEKTAIN31ENT A SUCCESS. The entertainment givert under the auspices of the home guards at the Century theater Wednesday night was most successful in every respect. Two packed audiences saw the movies and enjoyed the numbers of Joseph Doxstator and Eddie Burns, both of whom are excellent entertainers. The guards wish to extend their thanks to the public for its splendid appreciation. VISITS PARENTS. Duane C. Babcock, representing the Barrett Co., Medisch, Ohio., paid a short visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Emerson Babcock, 122 Niles av., "Wednesday. He was returning from a business trip to Fenville, Mich. I'rof. Babcock was recently transferred from the employ of -the state of Ohio, where he had been for the past six years. JEWELER WILD MOVE. A. A. Van Rle, jeweler, who has been recently honorably discharged from the aviation branch of the army, has taken a lease of the store at 106 Lincoln way E., which, he will open with a stock of jewelry and watches. Mr. Van Rie is now doing business" at 126 N. Main st. This room was formerly occupied by the Red Cro:$s pharmacy. TO GIVE VALENTINE PARTY. Girls athletic association of the Mishawaka High school will entertain at a valentine party Thursday evening at the High school auditorium. This entertainment is for the students only. Dancing will be enJoved. One of the features will be music by the new High school orMAKK ONI ARKKST. Jay Barkman was arrested on :i charpe of failure to return key of premises, on the complaint of Jaco'i Kelly. Mr. llarkman furnished bonds for his appearance in court Monday morninar. CHARCTNG AND 1 IMPAIRING. Auto Rtorase batteries. We do it! Overland Forvlce, Lincoln Way. West. Advt. St7 j KNTIIRTAIXS RKLATI V IN. Mr. and Mrs. 8äm K. Niley. K. Mishawaka av., entertained a number of 1 relatives at a tix o'clock dinner Wednesday evening. YISTJIXG AT WAKAKUSA. Mrs. 13. Larle Parker and daughter, Mary Elizabeth, 210 Lincoln Way west, are 5pendinr a few days with friends in Wakarusa. Carbanit dancing at the dinner dance Friday night Hotel Mishawaka Advertisement. 13t2. Flowers for valentines. Get them at Edgewater Floral Place. Adv. It iiL.vu ioivrs and New York Count oyster. All kinds of fresh fish at Wllke'a flah market. Advt. LEAVIIS FOR MONTANA, Palph Harmon. 212 "W. Sixth left Thursday for Glendlv, Mont., where ne will v lb-it his uncle, C. K. Moore. MmsIcIc's orchestra at dinner dance at Hotel Mishawaka, Friday night. Advt. 12t2 T. B. II. and L. 0. T. M. dax.ee at K. of P. hall BaXorday ri.-ht. Oplt's orchestra. Adv. Pejnilar review of So. 65. Friday evening. 12tl-Advt Ft. VaUntlne's Day dinner dance Hotel Mishawaka Friday night. 12t2 FIRST IN THE NEWS-TIM

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MOTHERS! You can always bring back the jolly smile cf health with Candy Cascarets. When a child's toncut it white or if breath is feverish and stomach sour, remember a Cascaret to rid the liver and bowels of bile, nasty fermentations and constipation pcison, is all that is needed. Children love this pleasant candy cathartic which never gripes, never injures. Cascarets never disappoint the worried mother. Give Cascarets to children aed one year old and upwards. Each 10 cent box contains full directions.

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Powerful sedatives or strong medicines are habit-forming and dangerous. The logical help is a form of nourishment abundant in iron properties. LAXIRON brings the strength to the body through nourishment that is felt in every part. IF INCLINED TO BE NERVOUS, THE LOGICAL ANSWER IS LAXIRON. Sold Exclusively Ily The LAXCARIN PRODUCTS CO., Dept. No. E-21 Pittsburgh, Pa. Price $1.00 per box. Full Treatment, 6 boxes. $5.00. Money Ordt-r, Cash or Registered Letters. Will send C O. D. anywhre.

ALL OYER THE COUNTRY THET ARE TAKIKS "NEUTROHE FRESCH1PT10K 99" "Neutren Prescription J" removes the poisonous accumulations that lode la the blood. After one week's use you will be looking at other sufferers Instead of being an object of misery and pity. Your Joints and muscles will h looae and limbered up. a?l aohen and misery will bo gone, you will feel like nw. A oon as you take "Neutron Prescription 93" you ran fel the rain and misery learlngr and comfort and happiness coming in. Go to your drujrijlst today and rt a 50c or $1.09 bottle, then njoy life. fel llk doin? things again. Mail orders filled on $1.0 size. Wettick's Cut Hate Dru? Store, and leading druggists everywhere. QUICK RELIEF FROM I Get Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets That is the joyful cry of thousands since Dr. Edwards produced Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel. Dr. Edwards, a practicing physician for 17 years and calomel's old-time enemy, discovered the formula for Olive Tablets while treating patients for chronic constipation and torpid livers. Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets do not contain calomel, but a healing, soothing vegetable laxative. No griping is the "keynote" of these little sugar-coated, olive-colored tablets. They cause the bowels and liver to act normally. They never force them to unnatural action. If you have a "dark brown mouth" a bad breath a dull, tired feeling sick headache torpid liver and are constipated, you'll find quick, sure and only pleasant results from one or two little Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets at bedtime. Thousands take one or two every night just to keep right Try them. 10c and 25c per box. All druggists. My Lose Your Hair The C&cse is Dicdrcü and Itching; Hie RenMj Cuticura AIT ironist J Som23 Ointit3 42,T.,ti.tS. ask voi r xrcir;iinoii. It has been said that there is now hardly a city, town or villa o in this country wherein wmn woman does not reside who hai found health in that good, old-fashioned remedy, Iydia E. Plnkljam'a Vegetable Compound. Therefore, if you ar suffering from some ailment, and hardly know what to do for it, and have tried other remedies without help, ask your neighbor if she has ever used Lydia E. IMnkham's Vegetable Compound. If ahe herself has never had the need for it, undoubtedly fhe knows others who were Just in your condition and who have bet-n reFicred to health by it use.

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RHEUMATIC AGONY PITEOUS AND PAINFUL NOW EASILY ENDED James II. Allen of Rochoter, Oiin a Cripple, Sow Strong and Ilotmst. eil Scrvt to Sufferer.. It does not matter to me whether you are disabled with cursed rheumatism or have only occasional twinges. I know that Allenrhu. my own discovery, will stop the apony. do away with the pnawinjr pains an I reduce the swollen joint. 1 know it will dissolve, the uiir acid deposits that hav lecorn deeply imbedded in joints und muscles and quickly drive every trace of rheumatism from yo ;r body. I know this because I was unable to work, and Allrnrhu made i well, robust, healthy man of me. I know because sine I cured mv-t-elf, hundreds have taken Allem hu and speedily rifl themselves of tlm atfonizinp disease. No matter how .- ve re your r.iI urRf you to jut your faith in nonprescription that it took me year- to perfect a prescription that inn de ,t new man of me aftr doctors tril and failed. Allenrhu is no hianl: t .!., ?i ri.ht in at once; it pets into th blood, marches out th poisonoim uric acifl il-poit and in two d.ijf .tarts to drive th' concentrated irriuiitie that aus rheumatism, o ;t of the body through th natural hannls. Through fh coIumi:s of M.i Kewspaper. I authorize vtv 1fj.'v.st To return yo ir inoiiey If A11t.ilr: doesn't rid you of rheumatism. - -Advt. Simple Way To End Dandruff Tiu-ri i.t one sure way that i .i m never faile.i to ieji;ov dandruu .tt once, and that is to dissolve if, t.-:i vol destroy it entirely. To do th.-i. J : i .-1 e;et about fow-r ounc-s v' p 1 1 4 : i . common liquid aron from any drv.tr nore (this is all yo i vi!l n"Ji, rdy it at ni':hT when r?lirin: i;-o enoueh to r.io.rvn aip : d rub it in Ker.tly with the rtrit r Uy niorninfr, rnoKt if rot ai!. of your dandruff will - k'(n ar.l three or four mor-. anr.icition! v;:l completely dissolve and entirely ;. -Btroy ev ry si n 1 e hin ar.l tra. e of it. n " matter how ;uu' .v. 1 i !4cr ' you may have. You will find ad it,hir;K und ii pir.R of the tcalp will -top intntiv, and j-our hair v.ill be f! ;::T . h: pdo.-sy. Filky ari'l oft. ar.l look ;jt..1 fpf-1 a hundred times f etter. Adv. GRIPPE COM IX 24 IIOCRS by the ue of Hd Trrrrll Gripp Tablet. No cetanllld. r.o quinine. Ak your druirirtet to upply you. Owned by the Truaitr Remedr Co., Huntlnrton. Ind. 50c nd SI. OO PKR ROX TRL'SIER'S RICCTMATJO TAULKTS. Any drouufist. lure!y eatable; chocolate coated. lly to take. i-?old under a gxirar.tae. Why euffT? Owned by- tfca Trusler Remedy Co, Huntington. Ind. i?e Central Drup Co, South Bend. Ind.