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17 ENJOY A REAL PIE TREAT You are cordially invited to visit our booth at the annual Topeka Mid-Winter Exposition Tonight is the last opportunity Selected for Quality and Flavor The Boss Said That He Wanted an EXTRA GOOD JOB of THE TOPEKA DAILY STATE JOURNAL-SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 29, 1915 - H JONES & K 1 y. BIRCH m - M PRINTERS . t I I The Most Delicious Mince Pies -Are Made From- l fi 1VJ Valley vieat aw mcei "The Mince Meat That Makes the Mince Pie Famous" Prepared from choicest fruit, best meats and richest spices, by the cleanesi pack- ing house in America. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR THIS EXCELLENT HOME PRODUCT The Chas. Wolff Packing Company Topeka, Kansas While it is honorable to work, the woman who bakes bread is operating a treadmill of needless drudgery When- and nl allege am. Are obtainable fresh and delightfully good every day. Made in Topeka, where everyone may see the process, made of Good Kansas Flour from Kansas wheat. Surely a Topeka- and a Kansas Product for Kansas People Why resist tile temptation to try GOOD BHKAD. lite College Hill and Kleen Maid? Don't pal asainst your best interests. Jord College Hill Bakery an s college The Sunlit Bakery on College HilL It Is Better to Have the Goods Packed Right Than to have them need repairing after they arrive. Here is an excellent argument in favor of our ability to pack goods RIGHT. Kiefer, Okla., Oct. 10, lSli. Topeka Transfer A gtoraji Co. Gentlemen My household goods and piano arrived Tuesday, nil O. K.. and want to thank you for the kindness you have yhovn rre in taking such good care of everything, and being so reason able In yir charge. Thanking you once more for your past favors. I remain. Tours truly. W. T. TENXIE. We will gladly furnish an estimate for the packing of house hold goods. Topeka Transfer & Storage Co. PHONE 3556. nnting On This Order and to Take It to JONES & BIRCH 923 Kansas Avenue Telephone 861 Pull Together ARE WE, as a community,' pulling together? Or are we pulling in OPPOSITE directions? OR GANIZATION is the great community need of the day. WITHOUT organization men and women are apt to sink below the level of mules. EVEN mules, in times of danger or panic, have been known to CO OPERATE. They sometimes KICK together. If it were given to mules to think, they would wonder at the wrays of men. That men and women, living and working in the same community, should refuse to co-operate, is one of the riddles of civilization. The only benefits worth having are the benefits we can share with our NEIGHBORS. INDIVIDUAL bene fits count for little. It is the CO-OPERATIVE effort that brings EVERLASTING good. Good roads, fac tories, better schools, good markets can only be se cured when ALL pull TOGETHER. Every man, woman and child in THIS communiity should give ONE hour each day to community WORK. But, don't WAIT for someone else to start it. There is work for YOU to do. Begin with YOURSELF. Two Topeka-made Products Worthy of All Topeka's Patronage Monarch Face Lotion Guaranteed to be non-injurious and Chemically Pure. Monarch Menthol Ointment II ft lSli For the betterment of your complexion it cleanses the pores, nourishes the skin, tissue, thereby bringing to the surface a fresh glow of beauty, youth and health. In two sizes, 25c and 50c. A very ejfectiv treatment for Colds and Coughs, Pleurisy, Eronchitie,Pneumonia, Neuralgia, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Cuts, Bums, Bruises, Chapped or Bough Face or Hands.' , n 25c and SOc Jars. AT YOUR DRUGGISTS A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE Afanaf actors J by EULER CHEMICAL CO., 114 Kansas Avenue, Topeka, Kansas DAY SCO PROFIT-SHARING COFFEE A 5c Coupon in Every Package Tea Baking Powder and Extracts packed under the Davisco label also contains coupons. A 10c coupon in each pound of tea or coffee; 5c coupon with each bottle of extract. These cou pons may be used in obtaining valuable articles. Davisco Profit-Sharing: Coffee is packed in lead lined bags which preserve the quality indefinitely. Four gTades : Green bags, 25 ; brown bags, 30 ; yellow bags, 35; white bags, 40. Every grocer handling these goods is authorized to refund the purchase price to any dissatisfied customer. These goods are all high-grade Topeka products. Patronize home industries. The merchants listed below sell Davisco Products in Topeka. Alden, David A. Alderfer, A. A. Brown, Geo. Booster, Gro. The Blossom, B. B. Brown, J. C. Buechner, Bros. Bush, H. M. Crescent, Grocery Cole, Geo. E. College Hill Grocery Cunningham, Sam Checkfield, A. Crawford, E. E. Cooper, C. M. Dreisbach, Grocery DeMun, Geo. K. Daugherty, J. Dibble Gro. Co., South Dibble Gro. Co., North Estep, R. W. Effinger, Frank Exchange Grocery Elmhurst Grocery Economy Market, No.l Economy Market, No.2 Economy Market, No.3 Economy Market, No.4 Earhart, J. M. Fraser Bros. Feiger, Louie Faust, R. E. Gregg, C. E. Gillam, W. M. Green, Wm. & Son Gem Grocery Hall & Co. Haney Bros. Harbaugh, L. C. Harbaugh-Warring Hotz Bro3. Horsfield, Thos. Houser, E. Iowa Grocery Jordan, Tony Kettering, E. J. Klasse, Fred W. Klopfer Bros. McKinney, J. A. Lannan & Lannan Leuenberger, Fritz L. & J. Grocery Main, J. J. Mattingly, E. D. Morri3 & Hanley Morrisey, William . Manning, M. M. Mace, J. E. Mauney, J. C. Moege, H. A. Mueller C. G. Mullin, S. G. Basket Store McSpadden, J. H. McRae, J. G. Oakley, C. E. Olson & Vickland Pennington, M. M. Patzel John Poland, I. H. Poiyner, J. L. Potwin Grocery Paxton, D. D. Porter, T. E. Roose, L. D. Roose, J. F. Rabe Bros. Riddle, H. S. Rex Ca3h Gro. Robbins, J. L. Rice, S. S. & Son Scott, J. W. Staple & Wright Star Gro. Senne Bros. Senne, E. Sherman, L. H. Snook, Bros. Stewart, G. E. Stewart, Millard Smith &,Rumbaugh Smith,. A. J. Salvo Tonv Scheafer, P. M. Sills. F. G. Shield, C. J. Saville, F. A. Shreffler, A. D. Taupert, J. C. Terry, W C. Wiss, Louis Wolfe Merc. Co. White House Gro. Warring & Co. Van Zant, R. W. Yates, C. M. Palmer, Frank Ingraham, E. Knox, D. D. Baker, I. H. Fourth Ave. Gro. Nunley B. F. Newell, J. N. Neal, Mrs. Maude A. Shillings, R. C. Davis Mercantile Co. Coffee Roasters and Wholesale Grocers M eadowGold BUTTER The same always the dependable butter. Not good by chance but as a result of greatest care in its making. Scientifically handled from the time the cream is thoroughly pasteurized until the butter is wrapped and sealed in our own patented, sanitary package, gives to MEADOW GOLD BUTTER quality and uni formity which is unequalled. : Meadow Gold is Made in Topeka, : Eaten by Topeka people who want the BEST. -THE- Beatrice Creamery Co. TOPEXA KANSAS