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I:.i- leirn.d the salutary P sson that :: v if. to h" a wife must Iii.-- piiyUi it" well as Iii.- married mate, if they hop-- to h hippy. And s th- futu" loornr: up fT hoth with th" prorni1-" of ulttiTi.' te happiness.

"I will just pay frankly I think Tanhic is perfectly wonderful and I wouldn't take all the money in the world for the pood It has done me." said Mrs. Annie M. Sloan, recentlv.

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f'"!ar- in'-rpret.-d hy hihlv compe-j 2VIrs. Sioan ha.s resided in Buffalo ""i pl.iyer sn h as Thomas Mei-jf0r the past forty years and is very

i. hu., who will P.- r. m'nii."ni tu, prominent in cluh circles, holnpr and Mi:-- delightful fortrayal in "The active memher of the Buffalo Citv I Miracle Man." Olmia Swan-.-n. ho'duh, the Uncoln Itepul-licon cluh. ,'' ' h:.s hading M.m an ..ppos.f Mt.Jand the Women Voters league.

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Judge Ben Lindsey Lila Lee Lewis Sargent William Collier, Jr. and others.

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M' LANE'S HAWAIIANS In "Iireamy I'arailix'"

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TIiniSDAY "THE CHAMPION" And The Other Acts

Mty in their appeal to the United States senate at Washington when the suffrage bill was first introduced and was honored with a membership to tho Washington Suffrage

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terested jn church and charity work. Her statement regarding the benefit .he has derived from Tanlac will he of widespread interest. She mid: "I have only been taking Tanlac about four week, hut I am already feeling better than I have flt in year.. Why. it jut seems as thouglr I havo ern awarded a new base on

j life, and ! would h doing an injusitlce to oth. r.- who are trying to find I relief not. T. tell what this grand medicine ha? done for me. I "Some time ago I was compelled to j undergo nn operation for gallstones, (after which I trot along very well un-

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I had a very severe bilious attack. These attacks became frequent and with each one I would have to remain in bed for four or five days. "About six weeks ago I had Another of the?.' attacks and was .n such awful pain I almost gave up

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Anniversary Sale of Wear well 9-4 Sheeting 49c a vard Anniversary Sale of Amoskeog Apron Check Ginghams 1 9c a yard Anniversary Sale of 42 and 45 inch Pequot Pillow Tubing 55c and 65c

Our 16th Anniversary Sale 1 his Anniversary Sale has come at a very opportune time. It has come after prices have fjone over the top and come down. It has given us an opportunity to offer you our "Quality First" merchandise at rock bottom prices and that is what we are doinr. And we are doing it because we feel our responsibility toward you. We believe that it is our duty to you to help you save money on all merchandise that we handle whenever it is possible and it is possible now, during this Anniversary Sale. We feel the responsibility of this position because you, our customers, are the ones; who have cooperated with us in building un one of the largest retail businesses in North ern Indiana. The merchandise is here, marked as low as possible (in many cases below cost) so now is your opportunity to save. iThe Anniversary Sale will continue until November 1 3th.

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Anniversary Sale of 36-inch MARQUISETTE. 39c a yard Regular 49c Anniversary Sale of yard wide BLEACHED MUSLIN Very good quality 1 0c a vard

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the Central Iru:r Sior I'uhlic l")rugi St'Te. Itnhris rharmac.- and W. ;- ! tick's Cut Kate hnn; Store an i in ! ,! Mishawaka at the K.-d Cr..s-; Pl:ar-!fJ inacy. Adv. '

Anniversary Sale of French and Storm Serge GRANITE CLOTH All Wool Filling 36 and 42 inches wide Navy, Brown, Black, Gray, Wine and many other colors This entire lot 95c a 3fard

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36-inch LUCERNE PERCALES All new patterns in lights and darks

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