South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 329, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 24 November 1920 — Page 16

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CARLOAD OF TANLAC ARRIVES FOR INDIANA!

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SPEND SPARE MOMENTS? j What Jo office boys do with their , .parr tim? '. A statistician ha invrt!ratf d the V;vr rf 1.72S office boys and rrports: ; Twelve per c-nt rea dime novels Srventrn pr cent improve their handwriting by writing their own , names. Elevm per cent pitch pennies with , other office boys. m i Three per cent pend their time j maVinjf sMmp collections. Seven per cent pound the teno's 'typewriter whrn she isn't looking. Fcrnr per cent sleep. Three per cent sit and think. I Six per cent think. , The remaining 35 per cent are so ;c!ever that no one knows vthat they do. Goes to Cifsp; Gets Better Job Joseph I-anp:, 15-13 West 31st Street, Chicago, was so thin that the noy called him "dumber 11." He had been an ofHcc boy for 2 years and was content with his job. Iast ummer Joe's fmp'oyrrs sent him to Catnp Roosevelt, the bi Jtm--'" Officers' Reser Corps center, to see if he conld not Ret some color in bis cheeks and cme fl rsli on his bones. Joe got more. He developed An ambition that he had never had befor- and now he has secured a new job with bright prospects.

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"PRECIOUS JEWEL," NAME "What's yonr name?" inquired the

teacher in a Sonn? Street School mi

Co!umbus, Ohio, of a new boy. She pasped for breath when she heard it. "Precious Jewel," replied the lad absent mindedly. His mother had eallj 1 him that for thirteen years and he had forgotten that he had any other.

WHO IS HE? An Englishman whnm American boys know.

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Now Conservatively Estimated That Indiana Will Require Over 50,000 Bottles for December and January Business Alone.

ALL RECORDS SMASHED SAY BIG DRUG FIRMS

GIRLHOOD STORIES OF FAMOUS VOMEN

OLD MAN PUZZLE Chance "hitr to "haM" In not mora than eipht jumps. For Instance "pc'" can changed to "pill" In four: Sick, silk. fill. pill. (Answer to yesterday's: LONG O V K It k k n o G K O W)

Wonderful Success Preparation Has Achieved Here Far Exceeded All Expectations.

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$1.00 Prize Letter At our school we bad r canning cutfit. I'ach pupil had a war Corden, und from it canned vegetables. When my vcpetabiV were rip I picked them and canned t li em. Some were worth T'.o cents a quart; some :.o and f0 cents. I sold them to my mother to earn money for War Saving Stamps. I voM them to her at half price and corned Micro than five dollar.-. Ncs5ie Coles, Sprin'icbi, S. D.

Alice Freeman Palmer Seven-year-old Alice was the "little mother" of the three younger Freeman children. One dark night the screech owls screeched unusually loud and the children crowded close to Alice who told them that the noise was something to scare mice and bats, not little boys and pirls. "It sounds funny, Alice, but it's all right when we can touch you" they whispered. Later hundreds of girls learned to depend on Alice Freeman Palmer. She was the youngest president of the Wellesley College, accepting that position when she was only 25.

OLD LADY RIDDLE Why are potatoes and corn like certain slnnera of old? (Aniwfr to yeterday"r: Tailors and house-agrent? both follow ihe name business when they gather In the rents.)

DOG STORIES

Honorable Mention Two years ago mv father bought .1 herd of rabbits. Tie said he would yive me half the Tioncy I brought in ii I would help eil the rabbit. I accepted and soon had enough to buy him out. I am in business for myelf now ind I rruke about $10.00 a month. R. K. 1 Miriam Burtch, Sioux Falls. S. D.

I Question For Debate Resolved: That cats are a nuis I ince.

Whatever trouble Adam had. No man couM make him sore, Bv flaylntr when he told a Joke, I've hitrl that ono before.

I have an Airedale which I think is the smartest dofc in town. When he wants to get out of the yard he stands on his hind legs and unlatches the gate with his forcpaws. One night our kitty was lost and we sent Rags to look for her and prettysoon he brought her home in his mouth, unhurt. Another time he came walking into the library carrying a big fat hen. We did not think this such a smart trick. MARGARET VANCE SIMPSON1, Age 7, 104 Prospect avenue, Tark Ridge. III.

' Teacher (to freshmen) What larff 'river 1 In northern Italy? No answer. ( Whisper from back seat, "Say, Toe. iIo." ! And Leo anarwered. "Sapollo."

Dog Stories "Say, you ought to see what my dog can do. He's the cleverest fellow. He can " If it's a good story send it in for our new series, "Dog Stories." Every boy or girl who has a dog is invited to write.

Announcement hris just br-en madf by Keiffr-Stewart t!o.. of Indianapolis, the well-known wholesale druirKi.sts. that thry have ju?t revived a solid carload of Tanlac. containing 20.000 bottbs. to supply th lar anrl rapidly prowlnj; demand tor this well-known modiciru in Suth IScnd and surrounding- territory. The fact that approximately 2CS.392 bottles of Tanlac have b'en sold and distributed by this firm since its introduction In this state a little Uss than two years apn. is a business item that will, no doubt, attract attention and be read with widespread interest. As a matter of fact, Tanlao has already become the sensation of the drui,' trade in the I'nited States and Canada. In the r-ntlro history of the drujr trade in this country no other

medicine has ever lnarKworthy of comparison with phenomenal sales record

Tan lac.

The greatest drur firm of the country have voluntarily corne forward and stated in cold, piain figures the record-break inpr sales everywhere. The enormous popularity of Tanlae is the one great outstanding proof of its merit. No remedy of le.s.-: than superlative quality could possibly attnin i-uh a huge sales record nor gain, as has Tanlae, the unqualified endorsements of thousands of well-known men and women who sand for the best tn their eommuniti ?s. The greatest test of ar.y medicine is the "repeat" Sales' it enjoys. Tanlae.' phenomenal record has been possible beer use ol the faet that men and women who buy one bottle invariably return for the second. Tanlac arocmplishes actual results and so. almost at once, wins the firm faith of its takers. In just a little over five years'

NEBRASKA FIRM BUY BY CARLOAD

Richardson Drug Co. Say Tanlac is the Undisputed Leader Among Proprietary Medicines.

The following letter has just been received from the Hichardson Drug Co., of Omah.T, Neb , one of the largest and best-known drug houses in America, which gives ample evidence of the rapidly prowin and widespread popularity of Tanlae: Tanlac Company. Fourth National r.ank Bldy., Atlanta, (In.

Tanlac continues to hold the of undisputed lead r in this torv, and the increasing sales

Tanlac has been th sensation our trade for nearly two years

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WONDERFUL BARGAINS ALL OVER THE STORE

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most phenomenal. Undoubtedly, it is giving entire satisfaction everywhere, and It is fonuthinrr that has come to stay. We say this because our best trade : in the districts where it has been in use the longest. In the short period of CO months we have given you orders for 4 " 7 . -fiSTi bottles, thus breaking all ree-

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time approximately In, 000. 000 bottles of Tanlac have been sold, an avarnge of almost on' bottle for every family in America. This record eclipses any achievement of the past 'in the held of medicine, and it becomes all the more remarkable when it is realized that Tanlac is sold only thrfuch duly authorized agents. A further proof of the extreme popularity of, Tanlac i the fact that it has now become necessary to have it shipped here in oiicinal carload lots and it is conservatively estimated that this market will require approximately l.oOO Lotties per day for December and January business alone. Tanlac is sold in outh IV nd at the Central Drug Store. Public Drug Store, Landoii's Pharmacy and Wettick's Cut Hate Drug Store and in Mishawaka at the lt J Cross Pharmacy. Adv.

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lilirVSES TO PRESIDK I JY TRIAL OV GOSllES MAX FOR EMIWZZLIXG f Special to the News-Times.) j ;osin:.', Ir.d . Nov. FrancN '.. nw.scr. f 'ars.iw. until recently JudK of lliv Kosciusko eiriVitt "Urt, has refused to sit in th- trial i.f th- oae of the state vs (Tharb-.s I'. .Morrice. of Pfru and (;osh-n, n irged with 1 rceny. forgery and mbezzleniep. The ease i.- pending in th- super! r court at Llkh.irt, whern a chance of enue was taken trom J'.ulg William P. Hile. Judge ili'e submitted the name t.f James II. Stat" and .lames S. Dodge cf Klkhart. ami 'Ai Seebir;. Vernon W. Vanl "leet and i'rancis Y".. Lmititrt of South Ib nd. l'ach fid" ',v'.ll strike off two ii am s and thj tiuaining one will s-rve a .iudg. i

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A Columbia Grafonola for Thanksgiving

Music in the home brings rood cheer at holiday time, rxies" offer to send you a Grafonola yet today with 5nly a small payment neccsury now. rafonolas $32.50 to $150

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YOU Care

The Hospitals What would wc do without them? South Bend's two hospitals are badly in need of new equipment, and filled to their capacity. Their rates are ridiculously low compared with present-day prices on other things, and their running expenses far in excess of their income. All of us do not have fires and yet every taxpayer helps to support the fire station. All of us are not sick, but, nevertheless, indebted to the hospitals for their protection.

of turkey and cranberries and pie and all the other good things that go to make up a real feast, remember, the thousands of South Bend's poor folks who are crying for bread unfortunate souls who have been made dependent by unexpected disaster. Sick, friendless, down-hearted, they form one'of life's tragedies. Help put them on their feet. SHOW THAT YOU CARE. Eleven Worthy Organizations are pleading to you for assistance. Eleven agencies which devote their whole time to the benefit of humanity, need funds with which to carry on their good work. DO NOT LET THEM CALL IN VAIN. SHOW THAT YOU CARE. During the past year THE ASSOCIATED CHARITIES rendered sen ice to 100 people. In all, 2146 calls were made. THE VISITING NURSE ASSOCIATION made 530 calls during the month of October. For the last full year, 5204 calls are on record. THE FLORENCE .CRITTENTON CIRCLE befriended in various ways, 112 unfortunate girls. THE SALVATION ARMY found employment for 81 people, took care of 36 flu cases, held 7 funerals and gave assistance in countless other ways. THE CIRCLE OF MERCY DAY NURSERY had an aggregate attendance last year of 4,911 children. THE YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION found rooms for 700 girls, and has had during the past year an attendance of 700 daily who made use of the building. THE ANTI-TUBERCULOSIS LEAGUE examined 499 patients, gave 172 health talks and enrolled 6500 children in a health crusade. The four other organizations to benefit bv the Charity Drive have records fullv as creditable. CHARITY FUND

Anti-Tuberculosis League Associated Charities Children's Dispensary Visiting Nurse Association

Circle of Mercy Day Nursery Orphan's Hor Epworth Hospital St. Joseph Hoiilal Florence Crittenton Circle Salvation Army Young Women's Christian Association

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for small children, at Ridenour's Factory Sale