——
powers of Tanlac, the greatest
ever known.
test four
and it
Mr.
the
family
once,” declared
my and my
myself, have all
“I've put Tanlac
times right in my
hasn't failed me
Gingras. “My
daughter, as well
been built up from a half-sick, run-
down, worn-out set of people Into a
healthy, happy family brimful of
life and energy.”
to
own
wife, son
is
new
of
file in
day
thousands others
of
statements
only typleal
whose on
Tanlac Hardly a
that does not bring scores of such mes-
sages of praise from every part of
United States and Canada foini-
lles where mother, fa and
daughter have all found health, con
tentment and the Joys of llving
through simply taking a of
Tanlaec.
Take, for
Widner, 1571
geles, Calif,
self and little boy
wappy family as
and it's all
Or that
her family o
chester, N. H.. at
She “Tanlac has
used In our hou
are
offices, passes
the
from
ther
r, son
course
of John
An
instance, the case
Roosevelt Ave,
‘My
* DOW |
Los
who Says:
will
Tanlae.”
of Mrs. John Marquis and
living in Man
202 Belmont
heen the only
due to
{ sixteen
St
SAYS:
for two
¥ of the
here In the best of health”
Chicago, Frank R. Riel
Wood St, writes:
without Ti
medicine
a
and it has t every one
years
sixteen
K€]
of
In rds
441 South
never be
r the remarkable wa)
“WW st
will
Sot
wife, my n
the
where we are
health.”
Sensible Question,
She had the mo ney and he a
Job. He
badly, but she was rather undecided.
One night as they
the future, he hs
a half-way
“And Ver)
run into debt and have
Sissons did. We'll always pay
won't
A look came
Quick put
“Whose cash?"
small
wished arried very
nhout
into
eng;
not
the
cash,
we'll be
rouble as
we dear?”
suspicious y her face,
she forth question ;
True, but Astonishing.
Anatole France, w
eight, went to Stockholn
Nobel prize
a fliness.
catching cold, and
padded waistcoats u ile
8wedish custom
cious. “What got in
one of them asked, with his bands on
the grea
was
no is
seventy
to receive his
just after recovering from
He was fearful
well
severe of
wore several
in I
officers
have you here?”
novelist's
reply.
coat.
the
Cuticura Comforts Baby's Skin
When red, rough and itching, by hot
baths of Cuticura Soap and toucheg of
Cuticura mnke use
now and then of that exquisitely scented
dusting powder, Cuticura Talcum, one
of the indispensable Cutlcura Toilet
Trio.—Advertisement,
Ointment. Also
Produces Like Effect.
The force of shown by
the fact that its
temper it is apt to make the user lose
his also,
examine is
when a razor loses
Doubtful.
North—Mrs, anid
minded her of her husband.
West—Ir that a compliment?
Jones
WARNING!
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case of Chas. E. Van Colt's family, re-
siding at 129 Fourth Ave, Albany. He
“Every member of our family Is
enthusiastic over Tanlac. It's certainly
a medicine for all the family.”
From far-away Canada
message: “My little girl, my
are all enjoying
now and Tanlac brought
Mrs. Bert Hewer, 103
Toronto, Ontario.
call Tanlae “The Family Medi
here in our Virginia home, be
restored my mother and sister
health, it
has done me” is
statement of Mrs, J.
Danville, Va.
SAYS
comes this
son
myself
health
about.”
it all
Avenue,
“We
cine’
cause it
to perfect Just the same as
the
F.
enthusiastic
Robertson,
And on through the list, men, women
and children
Union and es
unhesitatin
from
ery
every
prov i
forwan
come
r with sincerity
NS
: the gl
wore
wom of sick
from loss of nj
:et nn botth
druggist today
INDIANS’ USE OF FEATHERS
Have an Intense Religious Significance
for All Tribes, Being Considered
Tantamount to a Prayer.
Feathers have Jiglous
significance for
ved for
value
an
Indirns, and are val
their
Hopi a
prayer,
this far more an r
nts To
tantamount fn
the use of one feathers In
prayers is considered s to
A% orname
feather is
and
his
ensure a
When
or two
ifficient
favorable reply.
Indian
urgently he will tie a feather to a
stick and concesnl it in a shrine which
he has constructed. This 1s
considered extremely eflicacious,
Small, fluffy feathers dangling from
ceilings of by are
They represent pray-
Indians always
fn stock of prayers or
that they will
empty handed when ap
prayer arises,
It departure from this cus-
tom accounts for the of
feathers in costumes, Squaws of tribes
an desires something
himself
huts strings
common sight
ers for ftrifles,
careful
feathers
not
8.
are
to keep
on hand, so
be caught
for
was a
which use
whose habitat was Virginia wore man-
fringed with and the
records also tell of conts made
feathers close and
thick that the coat looked like satin
ties feathers,
Colonial
of blue
sewed so
Honesty the Best.
dad will find
him last night.
way to keep him
to tell him, He
“T'm
we disobeyed
“The
finding out
afraid
out that
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best from
iw never
nesseean,
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Pride is said to before a fall
gO
tears fall,
hefore her
Way
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Toothache
Earache
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It is a common thing for middle
aged people to forget thelr youth aud
to condemn all the thoughts and acts
of youth as folly.
point where they see that even
pathy with youth returns, This would
have been brought home very forcibly
to any person listening to the discus-
kitchen on a
I had it on the best au-
of Granddad Armstrong
farmhouse
ing last fall.
thority, that
himself.
Of there
duction to his story. Then he rambled
on to how had the time and
portunity to observe how things were
and his grandson
sunny
course, was a long Intro-
he op-
Finally he reached the point where
after
the
William
begins, the morning
togedale, when
story
yawning,
father ed with his
the wor
generation,
his eng
topic,
find
8
favorite
the
the farn,
present
and his determing
18t give up
that ere
down to
with mothers
iam reached the kitel
ust deliv
about if she
dast
it 3
NOT?
they never
cat their faces
did tell Vel old people
are forgetful, so "nn I'd best re
mind taem
“N.o-w., John, don’
Mary
once on a time 1
int'rupt your fa
You wil
thought your
to
ther, 1 know,
Ham,
pa had
squirin’ a certain good-i
to dn but he didn’t
We had some
or you,
summat better to do than
¥in' gtr
OxXin gir
think
words ab
nees,
no!
packed his duds and
ir Boston
Lawsy,
1}
it, and he
off 1 on
him
some Nn
He
it he oo
ghty”
grin, “He resi;
in trouble on the Poston train, ar d
f ‘
srandmn fen
grandma giv
wl
wow his dad whe
showed me all ri
ciative 'd
the
resky'd hiz wallet, 80 the money trees
on Boston Common didn't bloom for
him that year.”
As
sheepis
John
wife
granddad subrided rather
¥
hiy glanced at his
suddenly needed gomething in the pan
Then he cleared his throat
of
made
a couple false starts, and finally
“Well, would have
get that
say no more
If Billy promises not
granddad, you
your say, but 1 hope you'll for
old yarn,
about the party,
if we agree to
i KE
old
yet
hest
the
ruin
the
two nights a week, 1
farm won't go to rack
awhile—that is, If he
of his chance
the girl to come
won't have to
ZUess
an'
mnkes
where
out
and live
be chasin nights,
did not notice the lack of an articulate
response,
Considerate,
“Would you mind driving a
glower, old man?
“Not getting scared, are you?”
“Oh, no, nothing like that, but I'd
hate to take an unfair advantage of
my life insurance company.”
Not a Hopeless Task,
Hle—You are Miss Coy's best friend.
Tell me, do'you think I will be success
ful in winning her love?
She--Yes: why shouldn't you, when
#0 many others have been successful?
Taste 1s a matter of
tobacco quality
We state it as our honest
belief that the tobaccos used
in Chesterfield are of finer
quality (and hence of better
taste) than in any other
cigarette at the price.
Kigget: & Myers Tobacco Co,
20 for 18¢
10 for 9c
Vacuum tins
of 50 - 45¢
oq
CIGARETTES
of Turkish and Domestic tobaccos—blended
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NATURE OF THAT ARGUMER
in Colored Man's Opinion It Distinctly
Belonged the Wet.and.
Dry Class
to
ast him
when he refused
He busted r
done a 111" cuttin’.
dry argument,
patch,
Evident,
Ted—Is Tom henpecked?
Ned- If. His wife
went to the barber's and left
tions how hair was to
cut. York
Judge for Urs
vi
instruc
to his
as
New
be
sun,
Men who drink hard find it easy.
When Will
Wanted Agents
Printing Department
Southern Mail Order Grocery Co.
Washington, D. C.
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by saying:
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you think Maud i= an
9 “Nor except
oston Transcript.
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her
a proud man who
among the famil
ancestors.
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birthdays.’
date with
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