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In an attractive carton Big pr»IU» to yon Men.I thirty Itve cento for tune and agency proptmitlon, also Waal tm> reurrul aretitB for thlB territory. EVLR^HINE CO.. 125 Hurt Bid... AUanta. Ga. SOLD EVERYWHERE • H l mr ‘ . ^ •BAKING POWDER you ibse /ess Fur Tanning on Perf, Horse, Colt and Calf Sk ins. Make up of Coats, Rohes, Rugs, Vests, Ladies' Furs, Scarfs, Muffs and Capes Tell us the kind of furs. Prompt answer. W. W. Weaver, Reading, Mich Thirty years in fur business WANTED FORD OWNERS to use and soil nationally a.lvortlsod low- pricod, easiest ruling, fully guafanteod’ I'onl shock absorber lour profit $. r > iy set. s cure your own sot at wholesale price./ Big money making opportunity Liberal money back trial offer. Write today. Address t'.eorge W BUI. Sales Manager, Box "HI, Itichumud. Ind Your Hair quickly revive tt and bring back alt ite original color and luxuriance At ail good druggists, 75c, need Dot be thl* or streaked with 6 ray — O B A N [AIR COLOR RESTORER will direct from KE5SJC-EUU, ■EMfHU. TENh! ® The ®. kmm (Copy for Thl# Department Supplied', hy the American Legion New* Service.) ONE OF BRAVEST LEGION MEN Commander of Pennsylvania De partment, Wears Medal. Lieut: Col. Joseph H. Thompson, FROM 94 POUNDS SHE GOES T0132 Mrs. Gross Praises Tanlac for Overcoming Stomach Trouble/ —Says HesultsiAre Priceless. “Before I took Tanlac L only weighed ninety-four pounds and scarcely had strength to sweep the floor; but now I weigh one hundred and thirty-two and am as healthy and Lieut, Col. Joseph Thompson,, Past happy as can he.” This remarkable slatemeijE was made, recently, by Mrs. Mabel Gross, 1137 Aldrich St., N„ Min neapolis,' Minn. “For nearly two years I had been In past commander of the Pennsylvania a seriously weakened condition and department of the suffered nearly all the* Time from American Legion ; headache and backache. My nerves and one of the were beyond my control and I was strongest enndi- ! terribly dizzy. I couldn’t half sleep dales for national and my stomach was so out of order (CooiYucted by National Council of Lba Bof Scouta of America.) ' - Jos. H. Thompson commander at the Legion’s last na tional convention, Is now mroHed in the ranks of the “bravest of the brave,” the wear ers of the Con- J gressional Medal of Honor. M a J. Gen. 1 | Charles II. Muir, who CuntWMMted the Twenty-eighth division. In which Col onel Thonipdoii commanded a bat talion, decorated the I'eiitisylvanlu Le gion leader at Washington. Previous to the ceremony Colonel Thompson w*a entertained at luncheon by. the Pennsylvania delegation in congress. The ritution fi»r the Congressional medal mute to Colonel Thompson as a result of an net.of valor In action near Apreioont. France. Ort«4»er 1. lt*1H. Count«tmIla*4tcs| 4Wo regiments i of Germans, Colonel Thompson. I hen n major of the one Hundred ami Tenth inianlry. m<-».iir»*rd his bat tallon lir Dm- front line by cvuu*anily hrsvinr i to- bsiardon* (Ire of machine gu»« and nrtlllcrv Ills •-onrage waa niaint) rt-a|avn«ttde for the heavy re- pulse of lit# enemy, I-a ley |n a*1l«in. when the advame •»f hi a asa.mHinj «om|MMilew was hehl up by Bfe front a toil He machine gun m-st vnd all hut one of the a«<>*ult ag tanlks were allstshlcsl CulsUtel Tto<nt|e *■ r> rushed fornurd un f«u»t three ••-n- •- hi» line, nn* ua ami anti tank ** ***"tTMt * tH m ^ia t»f I Imp* n«-st The tank j the neat, there■ hw the tnfantry to edv .1 n* e, CHECKS LEGION MEN S CAROS M.«« r lo'crca h Mcatf* kupannane at Ltbcacy BuraJu. Duty With Fare* at Twaety G>c*a that even the sight of food nauseated me. “The benefits I have received from Tanlac are priceless. I am now a per fectly well woman and my friends often speak of how healthy I look. Health Is worth everything, and that Is what Tanlac has meant to me." Tanlac Is for sale by all good drug gists. Over 3- r » million bottles sold.— Advertisement. Enormous Cost of tht World War. An estiina'e made In behalf £f tto' Carnegie Kndovvuient far International Peace shows that the cost of the World War 'd ASi1AjOWl.OlHl.OOOL This amount Is •■*pial to the •multiped wealth of th-» I’nited States. France and Great llnluir. ul.en the war began II You Need i You Should Hate the Best SCOUT MAKES BRAVE RESCUE In the Missoula river, at a place 20 feet deep and 300 feet wide, full of whirlpools and scum Ice wl^Ieh had broken loose from the mountains. Scout James Johnson, ’ formerly of Missoula. Mont., and now of Pqrtland. Ore., last spring saved a man from frowning. Scout "Johnson’s coura geous act, and willingness to sacrifice himself, together with his skill in life wing and in resuscitating the strick- m man earned for him a medal from the National Court of Honor. Johnson and a friend, who was not a scout, were playing on the bank of the rivpr when a man • came tip to fliem and asked the boys to accom pany him a few feet to where he said he had seen an unusually large fish disporting itself. The boys, more In play than in seriousness, went with the man to the river's edge at a point where It Is extremely steep and rocky. Suddenly the man lunged forward and disappeared In the water. The scout first glanced around for a pole with which to lend the unfortunate man aid. but failing to see one nearby, he and his friend, who was not able to swim, started to wade Into the wafer. When they reached a depth beyond which the companion could go no far ther. Johnson, now* seeing where the man was struggling, plunged Into the water, soon sea-tired a scoot grip on him anal swam back with him to { the other to>y. The two lads dragged (he gasping man ashore where S*svt|t Jaat.noaan ailrufnUtercvl flnd-aM pend tng the arrival of help. 1 a rale tlissr ■s in ■•(tan* •tor hr#iy ii 4* bins’ g cun lire. •tot b-U lIs lanL t» atibtn a fr r**»-t*i y nu •IH t r#-*to>| M> n*l«i* i«i »*» mmLIiki - K ,—bb. l!«ve yam aver slopped u> reason ark) it i that so may pe<starts tbah are e« toaovrt) «'h rrt ived all at a4W-e dranp oat of •>ght and are sam foega-tten* The r**«a a is yhin '-th r art>cie dad n**t falttll the prvMoses of the msawfsrt ar*V TYim sppltes more p* Mar atari) to a •H^lnr in# A led Mr ml peepsasttoe tkvt haa real stive v slue vlasoat sails itself a* Me rndiese rks.a systeva the PrtnM®- ta m>trd hy those wha hsvs he** hsnrntsd to those wha ate in nmd af »t A |-v>ao»arjkt drwggvst says, “TsVc I r e» «t j w- I Sr Kilmav'a Itwamp R*«4. a pevyirsts^n I have said hr assay testa and a»v»r hsototo ta teewruaetsd hr w nhaaet a very rase it sto sra esceflhnl We saha a* assay #4 tM® tM##f Nn • ifaer hetney rt ^-1* haa aa large * .%e«sird>tif ta vr ra it *t i asr ata sad vtfihewl tsatiamnv mi th» aasa Is aha hsv* aod the peensistes* the »a»rsaa • f th Kitoo r’a H* s*f> Use *. ra dase to (he fa -t IMI mi.iiHr i Ik'* t tkit it fit Hi tf Mtok't t % & tto|| ||| * n#|P AflMi * ynktypyt n nary lr> a Me* asd aratvsture the arve are! # III*"l| fft§k|an*’-* i’ll ft- - % fr**- $ l«* ftlfh mi HAWAIIAN tCOUTt ARC RUtV KlttDBT* A I r -flirl lm v t tif • . Urat .ad awhar Cl \ Y _ sto the I. HU. f.l haei b t*v« pw salq a , -t*r«« A*L • rte* asrnt. Why Be* Fa ears BU a . Lovers Now you can buy a fruit cake of the kind that you would make at home—and save home baking. —a rich, fruity, luscious ca\e that doesn’t crumble and dry out. —a tender, almost juicy cake .with that rare flavor of the raisins and the spice that makes you like fruit cake. —a cake that you’ll be glad to serve to friends —a prize fruit cake, in fact the most delicious you have ever known. These plump, tender, juicy, thin-skinned raisins are ideal for cake. Taste the cake you get and see. You’ll enjoy fruit cake more often when you can secure such good cake ready-made. Mail coupon for free book of tested recipes suggesting scores of other luscious raisin foods. Just ask yoot bake shop or confectioner for it —the c^e that's made with Sun-Maid Raisins Rniain Growers OvaaaaaSM* C*«>’uis* 44AW Cm Dei*. Ffwwn, CaUems f»As*s rrx nn< orrANn »r\t>iT | Ban Maid llaiin Caawava, I Daps. S 4*e »#. I tevna, CaLto m I pVs*v saad ma f'p* af yaw f ft* to *4 | Kattfvs vs-tk Kaxssins.“ | *toaaa I I ‘ *i t : C rw. ft ata. ••( • iH-rtUtig #11 Auwrbau la*- gx*n tMrtiito-r»bt p • >«rd# whbtt wr- rlw at nattonal to a«li|ii^rl«*r» . -xia ffMltnti i pi»t la, . D it eg ti a c n rori-r of from 2*) girl#, MKa will clirt-k n n tl «lii<trihut«‘ uyMv thiin oar million ■ ;ir<U. w hii^i off» , nthiM*s nrrivi 1 ul till- rate of 12.* l ' ,,, n day. NN hrn lh«'_ first ha I tie is over. Miss Moat It* will tackle the fnllmv-up work, which will lust for many weeks. I Miring the war Miss Meade served with the Y. M. A. in Brest, ami la- ter with the Army of Occupation af t'oh 1**1 it/.. It U U to v* for htue IbsWi-* that blue |» t tuIvniMv-'i fi..we taatv' I O • r c ^ r/t ■ Florence Meade. To Hava a Clear, Sweat Skin ToihIi jUtuples, rvslnivrt.. rvughnean •*r ttrtitng ff wnr. wirti tYntrtms oint- m* nt, tin a bath** with ("ittb ura S*»ap ami ImU water. Itiose, tlrv gently ami t|u*>t tin a llttb* I’uticur.i 1 aieiiin to leave a fastdnuting fragrance on skin. Kverj whem 2.V each.—Ativertlfen'.tA/t. Cash Transaction. Hub—Dobbs marrietl an heiress. Duh— For bettpr or wnrveT Iluh—For more nr less!—Life. H&wa .an nay ^otsia arc aotooataa tie in thair scout work. They ttcal m agility in gytvmattica antf la aumming. They arc know* th* length and breadth of the itland for their “good turn* , • and community "aarvic*. WARNING TO EX-SERVICE MEN Soldiers Having Business With Vet erans Bureau Must Deal With District Officers. K\ service men who have business with the I nited States 'Veterans bu« reau have been advised to transact tf.eir affairs with the district officers. Recent h former service men have been going to NYashington at the rate week with the expectation that theyyould accomplish more there than theyi eouhf accomplish through divisiumil neadquurtefs. In some cases the fbrmefc soldiers have walked long distances In order to get to Washington. Recently one itian made the trip from Baltimore to .Washington on crutches. NVashlngton posts of the American Legion look out for the veterans who come with small means, or no means at all, but these posts are now find ing their resourres insuftieient to take care of all the demands made on them. A P«U£tic feature of the situation I* that the former soldiers from out side the Washington district learn that they will have to transact their tms(- nenn in the dutrkt ta which they Bve. . The American Legion, the Ameri can Ked (•mas and varton* other ar> gwnization* nave bean trying u lm- vto) bale »Bk the hwraaa rknt tkny ir Guard Against “Flu” With Musterole Influenza. Grippe and Pneumonia usually start with a cold. The moment you get those warning aches, get busy with good old Musterole. Musterole is a counter-irritant that relieves congestion (which is what a cold really is) and stimulates circulation. It has all the good qualities of the old-fashioned mustard plaster without the blister. Just rub it on with your finger-tips. First you will feel a warm tingle as the healing ointment penetrates the pores, then a soothing, cooling sensation and quick relief. Have Musterole handy for emergency use. It may prevent serious illness. 35c and 65c, in jars and tubes. Better than a mustard plaster SCOUTS AND “ROBIN HOOD" “Sherwood Fon**t I* youm,” quoth Hobin Ho**d to ♦h» i< «e wto» war** hla friends. Like Ids modh vul iinmcsnkp. tin* modern Boltin Hood. Dougins Fuirbnnks turned over the new Sher wood forest to hlff friends—the m-outs. The oecnsion wns fhe big scout rally of ("rescent Bay council, when hoys who had assembled from all southern California, en joyed the hospitality of the Fair banks studio. The actor, pointing to the massive sets, inrluding a huge medjeval castle that had been erect ed for the production of ’’Robin “They arc all yours, a good time. I am them.’’ Lpon this In- 1,S00 khaki-clad hoys the place, many of Allens 1? Range 'A O'* T HK nmnn *^AJ5cn* or » nrw rarfc mpfeasrots 25 ywnr%‘*. «p«.fwrier m To-dny. daughtrrt buy ^ Ar.m Knngrn bvcnuiu- they have Bren ihnr cooking qualities proven by long yearn of grtvic# m tbnr mothers’ kitchens. If rtf# fete our UtBstmted edta- top iy sk n Arr nrw r yna. Allen Manufacturing Company NASHVILLE X >: >: TENNESSEE Had Nothing but Money. He (Imlignantly)—“You iiuuried me fdr my money!" She (nw(*etly)—"NVell, dear, what else hfl(^y<*uT" Important to Mothers Examine carefully every bottle of (’ASTORIA, that famous old retnedv for infants and children, and see that ft Rears the Flood," said: boys. Have through* with vitation the swarmed over them wall-scaling with a facility' that a knight of old would have praised. Signature of In Use for .Over 3t> Years. Children Cry for Fletcher’s Castona Tenth Class Matter. “Did you get any mail this InOrn- ing?” “No, it was a letter'from ray congressman.”—New .York Sun. SCOUTS EXTINGUISH FIRE • Expert at It. ^ **Jt ek has such u clever way; of flat tering one.” ^ ~ “Did he tell you you were beauti ful 7" “That wouldn't hnve been rleenr: In told me he wan am red to death feat •ome tuovin mafia get rhould see !V*ton Evmlnc Tnmarripf. After working from early morning until late in the night fighting n fire that raged in the mountains, burning more than 1.000 pine trees from eight Inches to 4 eighteen inches in diameter In nddftfon^to thousands of small pines, members of Troop.2. Ogden. Utah, succeeded In extinguishing the" Maze. In making a report on ttye Are the scoutmaster aald. In his opinion, the trees destroyed could not be re placed In -60 years. • Acid shofna^h, Heartburn and Nausea quickly disappear with the use of Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills. Send for trial box to 372 Pearl St.. New York. Advertisement. Advice for the Middle-Aged. Advice to men past fifty v Live as if you expected to. be on earth for thirty years and, with ail your plans, bo prepared to go tomorrow. . .-iit[itiiii:inMiiiiiiiiimuiiiiiiiiiimtiniiiiiiiniiiiimiiiiiiintiii[niiiiF, Pecli(freed “Stron*heart” 1‘oliee Puppies, $60 CO D- on approval. v 0 u can't buy a better'do* for protection. Airedale pups, J30. Stron*- hesrt Kennels, R.F.D.„ New Brunswick. N J ' ~~~ ' ^ Dr.KI NGS NewDis Look tm Ymr Eya baavtiful E?««, Ilka (in* SCOUTS FIND LOST WOMAN NVhen relatives of a Berk ale j (Cnl.) woman, who had been fnlasing for a togpfc. appealed ta the scoots for help, . the 'hays beg%n thetr hunt ta the hills : nearby . After the party had b*rt} anarching an b*nr. two nf thh aronta far *ater an ^out-check it!