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Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 9

Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 9

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Lafayette, Indiana
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THE LAFAYETTE JOURNAL COURIER. Friday September 3, 192t). OF COMICS DAILY PAGE URNAL COURI JO ROOSEVELT 111 STATE OF MAINE Democratic Vice Presidential RANQIS! WEIRATH," foreman at Goodrich Rubber Akroi' vHo -declare hi has improved so aincei taking Tanlac that no ne would ever take him to be the tame man. Says he gained fourteen pounds. Copyright.

19T3, by 6ar1a Registered U. ft. Patent By George McManus Bringing Up Father Closes Three Three Day Tour of New England AHlHE'ti SEEN tMt WHAT A LOT Or HOUtE- JUDCE I HOPE VE DlOlS'T WAKE TOO WIFE UP- TO MAvc HE Vti'VZ 1AM rC.HT tU IM ArVO JOVE-I VE Ml6tED THE LAtT TRAIN uvitT am i to rn Country. rBy the Associated Jress. PORTLAND, Sept.

3. Franklin D. Roosevelt, democratic nominee for vice president, at a meeting here last night, closing the first of a three days' tour of the kl i ll ee CLA.D ASLEEP -PUT XOOR THE bPA.R, ROOM) TO hAve, CO Irf L. -Mjf. I I II i fX 1 I 1 1 II II J-l I Ml state in the.

interests of the party candidate in the state campaign. EXr -frgfr Ak 'XV V' vZ told his audience that "the issue of the league of nations as against no league of nations or as against some substitute wholly indefinite will appear clear to the American people." He deplored "blind partisanship" and said he believed it was rapidly disappearing "especially now that the. women of America have been accorded the franchise." In afternoon addresses at the open -air rallies at Ktttery, Old Orchard and Biddeford, Mr. Roosevelt said he had been given "a wonderful in the west. He repeated the demand that Senator Harding leave the front porch and let the people of the country see and hear him and praised Governor 41'ox for his "great constructive record." At Kittery Mr.

Roosevelt was met "To look at me today no one would evpr take me to lie the same person I was before I began to take Tanlac. It has simply done wonders for me, and 1 want everybody to know about this medicine," said Francis Weirath, foreman of a large It's a Good Thing Olivia Didn't Stay Any Longer. Doings Of The Duffs by a number of officers from the Portsmouth, N. navy yard and by Governor' Bartlett of New Hampshire. A large crowd greeted him Hello so clad To see at Old Orchard and at the conclusion address he had to force his way- through admirers eager to sliae his hand, in order to reach his automobile.

loon Hcxrii.j A METSAL FoCL kevioi rr pir vjilpuc, TUe tisr Uo4 sto vje ve c- I A5 TatC TAT 7tMA IS. oust did Voy UAve A department of the Xloodrieh Rubber lymipanv plant at Akron, O. Mr. Weirath resides at 210 West State street, tliat "I was in an awfully bad state of health for fourteen years, and during the past ten years I got to the point where life was a burden. I suffered terribly with indigestion and dyspepsia.

I never had any ap I WAS WO40EPIJJ vmeU Voo vyece. i iM 1 I I I Too cowmg home- mu COM1MG Home-! ROCKFIELD Mrs. Pearl Beneflel entertained at VOOC-VACATION dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Frank as- i-t- Trent, Mrs.

Marie Miller, of Wabash; Mr. and Mrs. William Trib- bett, of Delphi; Mr. and Mrs. 4 Stephen Bruce, Harvey Bruce and Levi Groninger.

Tribbett re union was held on the school groundss Saturday and there was a good Cree and petite and all I could "eat for breakfast was a soft boiled egg and a little milk. T. would get so nervous and miserable that many a night I never slept a wink, and when nothing would bring me any relief I had just about come to the conclusion my case was hopeless. "I haven't but three bottles of Tanlac, but I feel better than I have felC for twelve years. I've gained fourteen pounds in weight and am getting heavier and stronger every I never have indigestion any more, my appetite is splendid, and I eat just anything and every I family, O.

Porter and family, Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Little and Mrs. Mattie Hawk, of Burrows, attended If the Cree reunion near Walton Sun The Bowman of this vicinity, and Delphi, and Miss Agnes Kelly spent Tuesday at Co lumbian park, where they greeted relatives at. the Whistler reunion. Christian congregation were all day attendants of the Burnetts- ville church Sunday.

In the evening a number of the Burnettsville THE CLANCY KIDS And Sho Meant It thing I want. -1 sleep sound every night, and all that tired, worn-out. feeling is gone. In fact, I am a well man in every way, "The men at the plant all tell me I looking fine these days and getting fat. They all want to know what I am doing to myself, and It's always a pleasure for me to tell 'hem 'about Tanlac." Tanlac Is sold in Lafayette by Bartlett Drug in Dayton by Frtd R.

Widmer; in Chalmers by Frank K. Donaldson, and in Odell Ft. F. D. from Attica, by John P.

Hatt; in Battle Ground by C. Walters. people motored over for the evening services at the local church. Dorethea Snyder visited relatives in Radnor this week. Annie Bohannon returned Sunday from a visit in Detroit.

Her daughter, Mrs. John Hardin, came home with her for a visit of two Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kromm will go to Indianapolis Sunday to visit their ITOLO HIM I UOUL0 JpeK TO HfM AC A r- I AHO I HCAN IT 1 ir rinu-uf jnt-Miun i tJ nnit I By Allman I4t VTJ.T 4 TxjKgCHj A Arc. "XSO MUCH JA Ci --H oy PERCY" L.

CROSBY a. A to a Pa rty a y3 cur By Blosser 1 ISl i -v, daughter, Mrs. Donald Mullendore, and attend the state fair. Suiter and family, of Burnettsville, visited Mr. and Mrs.

John Shuey Sunday Mrs. Bertha Kallin and son Lewis Alexander, of Chicago, came last week to attend the Tribbett reunion. and Mrs. C. O.

Snyder. Miss Dorethea Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. George Deel, Mr. and Mrs.

Karl Snyder and daughter Maxine, Raymond' Snyder and L. J. liinton were dinner, guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. John Coble.

Bene- ftel, of Indianapolis, is here on a visit to relatives Mrs. Sanderson Is visiting in airs. James Burk went to Logans-port Sunday to see her new grandson, James Owen Burk, born to Mr. and Herbert Burk, Saturday, Augustr.28. and Mrs.

William of Point Isabel, were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Lily The C. W. B. M.

will meet with Resinol at the first sign of skin eruption A'ou don't'fcnow how far that itching nof -xi eczema, or bit of rash might develop, and it' sbest to check it at once by using RESINOL OINTMENT. Its cooling, healing qualities Usually stop itching and burning after the first application. Mrs. Lewis Shuey Thursday afternoon The war mothers of the township- attended the picnic in Delphi Thursday. 1 MULBERRY Quite a delegations of our local democrats went to the J.

Ham Lewis speaking at Frankfort Wednesday Tag Solved the Mystery! Freckles and His Friends Kesinol also an excellent healing dressing for bums, cuts, stubborn little sores, etc At all Mrs. Peter Bryan and her grandchild are here from tho northern part of the state, visiting with relatives. Rosa Edwards, Mrs: Helen Foster and Mrs. Sina Bryan spent Sunday with Mrs. Ida Peters of Fair Haven.

25 of our citizens motored to Delphi Monday to take part In the Roosevelt- meeting. Elizabeth lunNrctnccc AUldi ALnCtr A ftlllfVivl Miller has returned from Frankfort where she has been visiting with i wot uiis op I uw our! her aunt The Ladies' auxiliary of Wiedner Institute served dinner at RITS the Clendening sale south of town on Wednesday of this Mrs. LsijCfe'l Ma yi Rosa Edwards and daughter Mrs. Helen Foster are here from Indianapolis, visiting the former's mother. Help the government in this Mrs.

Sina Bryan. Sheubeck and daughter are here from Fort Wayne visiting with Mrs. Sheubeck's 1 war on rats. Mepefmottte Rat w-the most effective rat killer on the markft and- it completely body of the rodent, leaving resulUtnt odor. If you will use (his rat exterminator as directed" "and it does not rid your of rats the McDermott Co.

will refund "your money. father, Ed Peters and other relatives The quietude of the ea.st part of Mulberry for which its citizens are noted, was suddenly broken Monday evening by the sudden outburst of shrieks, yells and bombardment of firearms by the "young bloods of our town," when they had an old fashioned "belling" for Mr. and Mrs. Russel Seigfreidt, recently married. The bride and groom were not at home when the "bellers" arrived but the "company" remained until they came.

RUBE GOLDBERG'S BOOBS Prominent People Have a Lot of Pals They Never Heard Of. Copyright, mi, ly U. GollbrE. Sold by the HITCH Drug' Store Fifth and Columbia y- (V KAVCC A SOslTGMCe -THAI WAS vt 1 ccfccncvT "TO GcfT YoO OAO WAS THTS PrlOMG ALL ujeK to take I I TO- GT So HYHRSTMAH6 AJOK 1 fbo TO LOOCH SIT ii AID ON TIME DEPOSITSi Writ for BookUt Farmers Jc Traders com, Kim cur Bank rrllat. CaaUav.

IN OUR STORE QUALIV IS HIGHER THAN PRitE Berber Bros. FURNITURE. Corner Eighth and Main St. V-' JOURNAL COURIER- WANT ADS BRING RESULTS 1.

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