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CAIRO ILLINOIS, TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 28, 1008
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NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS 5
MOUND CITY
' April 27, 1908.
Mr. an. I Mis. V. A. Adams of Her
I'in, an- tint quests of the lattor's
parents Mr. and Mrs. Win. Wall tills
week.
Mr. John Strohni of Mounds, wan
in aown Sunday visiting 1'ricndn.
The Indies Aid of the M. E. church
will meet at tli home of Mrs. N. J.
Idvesiiy on Main street Wednesday
afternon.
Little Miss Kay Horris, of Mounds,
spent Sunday in Mound City.
Mr. and Mis. Henry Hendricks and
family of Valley Keeluse, were guests
ol friends here Sunday
dricks is suffering with
Sam Ilium of Mounds,
utioets Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid nf t;
church will meet with
.Scliuler i n Fourth street.
Mi:js Mary Nugent returned home
from Cairo Sunday after a few davs'
visit with Miss Denture Walker who
nleitained in her honor.
Mrs. Kva Xewhou.se of Fulton. Ky
i the guf.it of relatives here this
Week.
Misses Mary Moss and Dirothv
Sihilcr received prizes in the shape
of books from their Sunday school
teacher, Mrs. Addle Murphy Sunday
having learned tho Ten Command
ments. A large number or friends of Mis
Ileleu Wilson enjoyed a pleasant
afternoon at her home on High stre. t
anarchy and complete absence of
n guulation,' nevertheless has proved
in many respects not merely inade
quate but mischivious.
Power to Control Combinations.
Power should unquestionably be
lodged somewhere in the executive
branch of the government to permit
ccnibinations which will further the
public interest; but it mrst nlwavs
he remembered that, as regards the
great and wealthy combinations
through which most of the Interstate
business of today is done, the burden
of jiroof should be on them to show
that they have a light to exist. No
judicial tribunal has the knowledge
or the experience to determine in the
first place whether a given combina
tion is advisable or necessary in tlir
interest of the public. Somebody,
whether a commission or a bureau
Mr. Heu-
riieuiiiati-ini.
vas on our
iie Tpiscoj.al
Mrs. Chas.
Saturday in honor of her
birthday. The litr.e gtrl was the re
cipient of a large number of beautiful
gifts. Refreshments were served and
each little guest departed with .souve
lirs of the occasion.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid
will meet Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Joseph Fullertou on Pearl
street.
eleventh Hinder th
:ind labor.
5 THE WORLD OF SPORT !
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standinq.
P.
!l
II
9
11
Chicago
New York ....
I Ittsburg
Thooklyn
Huston 11
Cincinnati n
Philadelphia 11
St. I mls n
W.
7
7
Winter ami
-Chesbro
Crlger.
and Kleinovv:
Pet.
77S
li:M
a.i;
45.:;'
4 33!
4.-.-,
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
t'olumhu.s
Kansas city
At Columbus.
At Chicago.
Chicago, April 7. Chicago-Pittsburg.
rain. .,
'"' V
At'Cincrnnati.
finrilinatr, '.Vpril !. Krrnrs by Cin
cinnati gave the gam:' to the visitors.
Score- Ii H
Cincinnati
St. louis
Batteries Weill
Sclllllei; lieebe and
7
11
Spade
Hostettcr.
and
At Brooklyn.
Mrocklyn. April 27. Pell was knock
ed out of the box In the third.
Score It H R
Brooklyn 5 7 2
Philadelphia 0 Pi 1
ISattorios Hell, Mclntyre, Hitter and
Bergen; McQuillin and Ixioln.
At Boston.
Boston, April 27. The visitors won
In a pitchers' battle.
Score
Boston
New York
Palferb's Yruiig and
It
(I
M.'ithew Mji in I T','-es'inl;an.
h r:
1 -2
G 1
Powermau;
Toledo .
Milwaukei
At Toledo.
At Louisville.
I-onihville
.Minneapolis
Kleven innings.
department fo commerce
shov.ld be given this power
My personal belief is that ultimately
we shall have to adopt a national in-
corjmrntion law, though I am wel:
!invare that this may be impossible at
present. Over the actions of the
jfxecutlve body in which the power
I is placed the courts should possess
j merely a power of review analogues
to that obtaining in connection with
the work of the interstate commerce
' commission at present. To confer
; t.lila power voiid not be a leap in
the dark: It would merely b" to carry
! still further the theory of effective
, governmental control of corporat 'nns
j which was responsible for the civa-
tion of the Interstate commerce com
, mission and for the enlargement of
! its powers, and for the creation of
j the bureau of corporations.
! State Control Impracticable.
The decisions of the supreme court
Mn the Minnesota and North' Carolina
i cases illustrate how impossible is a
tiat ioniil commerce.
net control it. A'l
to control intrastate
tli's new forms but
of the eoninif Tee car
by the railroads through eael
Actual experience lias showi
Idua! control of
I The states can
ithey can do is
j commerce, and
:i small f r;n t i in
riod
: stilt.
- tha
1 to h
induinanolis
St. Paul
At Indianapolis.
tthe effort at s!at
nollilii'cl in one
sooner or later. Tli
an act wi(h effect i,
loin: it should have
control is sin
way or and hi
na'ion alom
eness and W
the control (
WESTERN LEAGUE.
At Pueblo.
Pueblo . . . .
Dos Moines
At Lincoln.
Lincoln g
Omaha 5
At Denver.
Denver
Sioux City .
..10
.. 2
NOTES.
"We need pitchers'
cry ot the New York
-several years and th
be a great deal b (
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
P. W. L. Pci.
Cleveland in 7 70)
New York 11 7 1 (I h;
st. Louis 12 7 r, r.s::
Boston pj r, r. "m
Chicngn 12 li (i .Vi'll
Philadelphia 12 fi r, r.n.i!
D-trolt pi l i; .(,11 1
Washington 10 k 27:;!
lias been th
Americans fe.
y d n't u 'in i
or off this . :
son. Outside the box (iriff has a
jdondid team.
Mrs. Jack 1 lieshro. wife of the Nov
York pitcher, has brought :-u;t plains
a railroad lor S."iil.) which ro.u'es, 10-
of a diamond bi
ne tweeu Atlanta
ioch
and
lo-Nov
At Cleveland.
Score
Cleveland
Detroit
Batteries Chech and :
M illoy and Schmidt.
It 11
:i in
I I
Clark.
the value
n a train
1 01 H.
After a retirement of eleven yeai
''aptain Anson, the eld Chicag 1 wai
ilcr. broke into the game recently
eat'hing two Innings for his "colts'
''-: t the Rogers lark P-mi f.f Ch:
ago.
Lvery hear rt a basohnl'
"lit a liist baseman? A
scribe is responsiliie for th
"That Pitts! urg team of
the business and of the agent 1
which tiie business Is done, lor any
attempt lo separate this central iniisl
result in grotesque absrrdity. Thi
lui.ans that we niuch relv uiion li itb 11
i'l legislaticn to prevent the conimei
cial abuses that now exist and tin
r thers that are sure to arise utiles
some efficient. government :1 bod
Has fidefiunfe liower of, control over
them. At nresent the failure of tli
congress to utilize ami exercise the
meat powers conferred upon it a
regards Interstate commerce leave
this commerce to lie regulated, not
by the state nor yet by the congres
but bv the occasional and necessarlh
iaadcijeate anl onesided action n
.ii- K.k'rul judiciary. However up
iC'I't and able a court is, It can not
ict cons! rui lively : It can only net
''ogatively or' destructively, n.s an
Loiicy of goveniii'ent : and tlrs
tin ans that ihe coerts are ami inns
always be unable To deal effoctivelv
with a problem like the present
which requires constructive action
A court can decide what is faulty,
team will
Sinokevilh
'.' following
1 s::: was
1 lieauty. The phivers w h 1 h.
make th" great rei-ord were
Terry. Ciimherl and Khr- t.
Mill. r. Mack. Suy! 'ti and Karl
At Philadelphia.
Score
Philadelphia
Wasliiueton
mui tones ickers
Hugh, s, Suiith. Street
am
and
K II H
..2 I 1
. . 1 ; 1
Suiith;
Warner.
I p. d
Kil!i.T
It.di'-rs
. catc'
At St. Louis.
Score
St. louis
Clii cago
Batteries Howell and
Owen. Smith and Sullivan.
It II
.-1 10
r, in
"I's; Bios bauer. second, Lyons, third
C.Iasscuck ami Sliugift. shortstops
l-.niitl!. I it: Stenzei. mi, I, He. and Don
ovan right. Several players were trie
at first, lint no one filled the bill
No one filled the bill at first.''
At New York.
Score
New York
1
II
1
CHANGES AT SPRINGFIELD.
Springfield, PL. April 27. Manag
-ict army of the Spnimliehl team 01
Three "I" League todav release,
curie',!;-:- (Williams and Infieider pn,
lincer to the Keokuk team of the Con
trnl Asso-iatl -n; Catcher Orendorf
to the D-, ntar Three "f League
r t'her i' ; nstone ri Ploomington :
Pitcher Feirman was sent hack honi"
Boslon 0 2
1
-Ki'T
CONGRESS IS TOO BUSY
From First Page.)
t'xpert Dentistry
'Xercise,! by
i f ocentratcd
great
In the
wealth
hands
M It
th. i
-AT-
few. We should in sane man
By to r"medy this danger. In
of the s"!en opposition of these
,o,v !im..erfrl men, and with tli
purpose to protect them in al
r rii-'hts at the very lime that w
lire them to deal rightfully with
I' UNLESS PRICES
CROWNS AND j
BRiGBVORK,
S3.50 and $4,00
Sclsof Teeth $6.00 up
Expert Fxractirg 50c.
HARRIS DENTAL CO.
213 8(h Street, c .CAIRO, ILL.
UADV ATTENDANT.
i thers.
Wh.-ii with steam and electricity
ni' d.-n: business comlitions wen!
j t!:rn!.'..li the astounding revolutior,
jvMcp in tills country began over half
ja century ago. then' was at first much
cc sn;'tien at to wiint particular sov
t niiuental auelo y should b" used to
grapple with the new conditions. At
almost the same liter, about twenty
years since, the effort was made f
centre ceinbinations tlmnmh the in
( estate cieiim-'ne conimissinn. am!
to abolish them by means of the anti
tn:st act; the two remedies there
! fr.re bring in part inntrally incompat
ible. The interstate commerce law
has produced admirable results, es
pecially since it was strengthened by
the Hepburn law two years ago. The
anti trust law. though it worked tome
good, because anything is better than
9 h
When a yoiir.g girl's tliotielit.s U-.-iniiic
sliig-Lri.sh ; Tiieu she has licad
u hei, dizziness, f.iininess, atul cx
lil.its an aluionnal (lisjHisitinn to
deep; dislikes the society of other
irls; then the mother should come
o her aid promjitly, for she, jkh
;esses iiifonnatii'ii of vital import
mce to the young dau;;!iter.
At such a time the greatest aid lo
nature U Lydia E. l'inkham's Vcffe
talili! CAiiniH'titid. It prepares the
otmg system for the coming
haiiije, and lias helped to Lrin
three pojierations pafely from piil
hood to womanhood. "j.Vad uliat
LYDIA E. PIN KHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
has accomplislifd for .Miss Olson.
iliss Ellen M. Olson, of 417 North
East Street, Kewanee. 111.. in a letter
to Airs, rinkham savs:
' Lvdia K. l'inkham's VsrctaMe Com
pound cured rnc of backache, si.lca.ehe,
md established inv tx-riods after the
lest physicians in K.Mvanec h.ul failed
to help me, saving that an operation1
was neeessar-j."
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
tor thirty years Lvdia E. link.
luam's Vepetal.le Comiound. niadn
from roots and herks. has U-en th
standard remedy for female ills,
and has posit ively cured thousands of
women who have lieen trouhlcd with
displacements, in flaniinatii m, ulcer a-
tion, n i ron I t;:mor. irreKiiIajittes,
iKM iodif .ains,
ilie;lovn fee 1;
ti.ti,aizzuH'ss,o! iierv. 'itspiostiaUon,
Why don't you try it 'i
3Irs. IMiikhaiu fruiter all jcfe
women to write lier for advice.
She lias enided thousands to
health." Address, Lynn, Mass.
hut it has no power to make bettor
what it thus finds to be faulty. There,
should be an efficient executive body
created with power enough to correct
abuses and scope enough to work out
the complex problems that this great
country has developed. It Is not
-sufficient objection to say that such
a body may be guilty of unwisdom ot
if abeses. Any governmental body,
whether a court or a commission,
whether executive, legislative or judi
cial, If given power enough to enable
it. to do effective work for good, must
also inevitably receive power to
make it possibly effective for evil.
' Therefore, it is clear that (unless
i national Incorporation law can be
forthwith enacted) some body or
bodies in the executive service should
he given power to pass upon any com
bination or agreement In relation to
nterst ate commerce, and every such
combination or agreement not thu-'
lpproved should be treated as in
violation of law ami prosecuted ac
cordingly. The issuance of the so
urities of any combination doing in
terstate business hould he under the
supervision of the national govern
ment. As to Labor Organizations.
A strong effort has beea made t i
have labor organizations comp'etely
'xempted from any operations (f
this Jaw, whether or not their acts
aru in restraint of trade. Such ' ex
ception would in all probability make
die bill unconstitutional, and the
'egislaturo has no more right to pa s
i bill without, regard to whether it is
'institutional than the courts have
iglitly to declare unconstitutional a
law which the legislature has solemn
ly enacted. The responsibility is as
3'reat on Ihe one side as on the other,
md an abuse of power by the legisla
ture in one direction is equally to be
ondenined with an abuse of power
by the courts in the other direction.
!t is not possible wholly to except
'abor organizations from the work
'iigs of this law. and they who insist
ipoit totally excepting them are mere
y prow-Hng that their status sha'l
he kept wholly unchanged, and that
hey shall contince to lie exposed to
he no! ion which they now dread.
Ihviously. an organization not formed
for pr.dit should not be required to
'in ni.sh statistics in any way as coin
ilete as those furnished by argania
'ions for profit. Moreover, so far as
abor is engaged in production only,
ts claims to be exempted from the
mti trust law are sound. This would
oibstantially cover the right of
aborers to combine, to strike peac".
ibly. and to enter into trade agree,
neuts with the employers, lint when
abor undert akes in a wrongful mau
ler to prevent the distributicn and
ale of the products of labor, as by
ertain forms of the hoycott, it lias
'eft the field of production, and Its
lotion may plainly be In restraint of
nterstate trade, and must, necessarily
he subject to impiiry, exactly as in
the case of any other- combination
'or the same.,, prrpose, so as to de
'ermine whether such action is or,n
'rary to sound public policy. The
heartiest encouragement should he
'.iven to the wageworkers to form
labor unions and to enter into agree,
aicnts with their employers; and
their right to strike, so long as they
act peaceably, must be preserved. Hrt
we should sanction neither a boyc tt
tor a blacklist which would he illegal
it common law.
The measures I ndvocat" are in tin
interest both of d"cent corporations
md of law-abiding labor unions
iT.ey are. moreover, preeminently in
'he interest of the nuMie for in my
'udgni. n( the Ameihan poopfe have
lefinit.'ly made up Iheir minds .that
he days of the reign of the great law
bl'ving ami law-evading corporations
ire over, and that horn this tune on
he adghtly organizations of capital
leci-ssary for the transaction of husi
u ss under modern conditions, whl't
neouiagcd mi long as they act ho-i
sti. ana in ine interest, ot the gen
ial public, are to lie subjected to
nr. ful supervision and regulation ol
i kind so effective as to Insure their
icting in the interest of the people
is a whole.
clamation . f lauds, clarification of
streams, protection of lorcdls, Pf.
The hill confer upon tho proposed
commission power to carry Into effect
with the president's approval, such de
velopment proects an to It may coin
wise, and a special "inland waterway
fund" is created by the terms of the
bill tj that end.
MANY ATTEND
cooking no
L
INTERESTING LESSONS IN DO
MESTIC SCIENCE AT K. M. K. C.
HALL GIVEN BY MRS. J. D. GIB
SON OF DAYTON, O.
Horn, stic science which has beet mo
one of the finest of arts in more ways
than one was most ably demonstrated
yesterday afternoon at K. M. K. t'.
Hall by Mrs. .1. I), tlibson of Haytou,
Ohio, nil expert, who is a graduate
f.'e.iu the Columbia I'nivcrsity donate
merit of domestic science and ( tin
Hill methods of the Huston Cookia.;
SchooJ.
This, the first lesson of a series to
he given this week under the auspic s
of the Cairo City tins company, was
a! tended by 1 :.'' representative women
and young girls of Cairo and it proved
of the greatest value to all who wer
so fortunate as to be present.
In the cast end of the hall are two
large Quick meal gas ranges and a big
Automatic refrigerator which latter is
kindly loaned for the occasion by tii'
Woodward Hardware company. The
center if attraction, however, is th"
petite teacher who garbed in dainty
white linen and apron stands at a bir
table which is covered with a snowy
cloth. Thereon are all the ctensi's
and viands needed in tho making of
the appetizing menu. A "fferent nieiei
is provhh d daily so that, there will be
but one opportunity to get each les
son.
Yesterday nl'lei'moti the bill of fio'e
was as follows:
Tan broiled steak, hashed browned
potatoes. twin mountain muff his.
sirawberrv meringue, vanilla sauce.
Among these in (ho audience were
members of the Chafing Hish Club, Tic
Chefs club ami a number of young
iris from the domestic science class
f the High school while many house-
keepers of years experience- f,.ok the
h-sson Willi close attention.
Tile food was prepared in sight, '
the audience while the teacher gave
h. r instructions in a most Interesting
way and when the viands were cooked
on the gas range they were passed on
large platters to the audience and
SfflEUMMl
(STUT
BODY BACKED "WITH PAW
No other disease causes such wide-spread suffering as Rheumatism. It
fs a nerve racking torture, and so thoroughly docs it dominate the system,
when it becomes entrenched in the blood, that its victims are usually oni-pk-te
slaves to pain. Rheumatism is due to an excess of uric acid in the
blood brought on by stomach troubles, weak kidneys, indigestion, and a
sluggish condition of the system. The natural refuse of the body, instead
of passing off through the ordinary channels of waste, is left to sour and
ferment in the system because of these irregularities, forming uric acid
which Is absorbed' into the blood, and Rheumatism gets a foothold. As the
blood circulates through the body it deposits the ncrid, irritating sub
stances with which it is saturated, into the different muscles, nerves, tissue
and bones. Sharp, biting pains commence, the flesh becomes feverish,
swollen and tender, the muscles and joints throb and jerk, and the body
is literally racked with pain. Plasters, blisters, liniments, etc., can never
cure the disease ; they relieve the pain, per
haps, temporarily, but do not reacli ilie
trouble, which is in the blood. S. S. S. is the
proper treatment for Rheumatism. It goes
down and attacks the disease at its head, arid
, drivirnr nut the Doison and acrid fluids
PURELY VEGETABLE which are causing the pain, and strength, fl
ing and enriching the blood, cures Rheuma
tism permanently. S. S. S. is the greatest of all blood purifiers, just what
is needed in every case of Rheumatism. Hook on Rheumatism and any
medical advice free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, C V
ach one took a tiiste.
prepared by Airs, (libson
and fit the (lose of the
were many enthusiastic
nientary remarks made
Kvery thin'.'
wii delicious
lesson ther"
and comtdi
by tic cla
DEATH WAS ON HIS HEELS.
Jesse P. Morris of Skippers. Va.
ad a close call in the spring of Mho
fe fays: "An attack of pneumonia
eft in" so weak and with such a fear
ul cough that, my friends declare.!
onsnmpt ion lie..' me. and death was
on my heels, i (ten ! was persuade:!
try Ir. King's New Discovery. P
iclped me Immediately, and after tak
'ng two and a half bottles I was i
veil man again, I found out. that New
Discovery is the best remedy Pe
otighs and lung" diseases In all the
world." Sold under guarantee at all
Iruggists. .Vie and $1.
f
11
ON
. Iniekaelie. that 1
ll:ituieiicy,iiidi.
ai-
INLAND WATERWAYS BILL IS
INTRODUCED IN HOUSE AU
THORIZES PRESIDENT TO AO
POINT TEN MEMBERS.
i number taking recasion to thank the
"eacher personally for the valuable In
:triiciion.
The menu for today will be as fob
ows :
Koast beef, lattice potatoes, 1 1 1 1 1
mayonnaise, caramel custards, foamy
omelet with pens.
The llalllday .Milling company furn
ishes Sylph Hour and the Cairo cream
ery the butter for the lessons. There N
i display r f gas ranges in the halt.,
and Messrs. Lloyd (Jutes and Oscar W.
Mattison of the (las company's office
P resided III the door did gave each
visitor a card which bears a number.
lie of the cards will prove the lucky
number winning one of the fine
range.
The lessons begin promptly at 2:'W
Vehicle and will be held daily, tho
Wednesday and Friday classes, how-
ever, will be held at "SM o'clock
e. m.
g
IV
Kitchen
Coolness
No hot and blistering
air to sap vitality ana
make cookinp; intoler
able when work is done
on the safe, economigjjf and ' tmifortaMe New Per-
iet-tion vick. Diiiei iame wa L,ook-otor Usinr
', your kitchenAs'not a room to fly from, but a pbl
where all tlw necessary household work is done I
restkd coolness " doesn 7 heat the kitchen. The
NEW, PEMCTS0W
Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove
is conve-nient and handy for every purpose of a cooking stove. It
saves money and time makes a clean kitchen and contented cook.
Three sizes of "New Perfection " stove. If not with your dealer
write our nearest agency.
n
The
LAMP-:
a true
center
draft, tump free from tha
faults of other lamps. A perfect artificial light.
Handsome and safe. If not with your dealer,
write our nearest agency. , . .
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
, (liiMrporfttil) s -
r Tin
Heirs whose fortilicat ion was one "of
the i'. viewing stands.
Th. replied to the bomba.i'dineiit of
the "enemy" with lr ipiet for boipiet
and Iillle girls in white who acted the
part of powder monkeys were kept
busy during the butt le carry ins arms
full of Mowers of all kinds for the gun
ners in (he defense against the Invad
ers. The battle raged with Intensity for
half an hour. The invading forces of
e.piipage.s which ran the lung gauntlet
of tributes linally escaped, badly bat
tered by the concentrated lire of the
land battel les.
, ' ' 4' S f
Why Not Mix
Brains With
Your Eating?
Plenty of Trouble
is caused by stagnation of the live
uid bowels, to get rid of it and head
ache and biliousness and tho poison
hat brings jaundice, take Dr. King's
'ew Life pitis. the reliable purifiers
that do the work without grinding or
griping. 2r. cents nt all druggists.
4 FLOWER BATTLE
FURNISHED ENTERTAINMENT
FOR MEN OF BIG FLEET AT
SANTA BARBARA.
Flower Decked Coaches Passed
Through Streets Amid Shower of
Bouquets Officers Bombarded
Pageant From Review Stand.
Washington. April 1". A Hill an
theriziag the appointment by the pres
ident :f all inland waterways commis
sion rt ten members was introdueed in
llie !ieu,e today by t'oudrey of Mis
s.an i.
The bill outlines among .the duties
f th" .omniission the making of sur
veys and examinations of the great
lakes and principal rivers of the coun
try, the connecting r.f them by ran.i'
for ti ansportation of vessels of stand
ard draught; the practical solving of
Questions touching navigation, water-
power conservation, flood control, re-
Santa Ihv: Lara, April t't. A halt!
f Honors furnishi d entertainment for
tile officer.-' an l men of the fleet tod.v.
Flower decked coaches and ih-ats
isse.l ill review beiore thousands of
rlnviing people; white uniformed sail
irs marelird by with gun barrels hil
b n in roses; bo.piets were hurled in
floral warfa'e at the passing page-
ints.
J'i the parade weie Moats of many
lesigns, all done in Mowers. One of
the must attra.-tiM' was a Mora! bat
tleship from the great guns of which,
were fired boiiiets of loses. None en
ovod ihe battle, nor took part in it
with more zest than did the licet of
C if you
'yy ;w',liwiiifi,; t2f mix brains
jpll with youreatin
y" will be interested in the
jjj cost and nutritive value of
your food.
Shredded Wheal
contains the greatest amount
of musck-buildirig, brain
making material in the most
digestible form and at the
least cost. A food for the
outdoor rnan and the indoor
man for the invalid and the
athlete.
For breakfast heat the Biscuit in ovn
pour milk over it thot milk in winter) and
a hide cream. If yOU like the Biscuit for
breakfast you wiilJike toasted TRISCUIT
(the Shredded Wheat wafer) for luncheon
or any meal with butter, cheese or rearm,
lade. At your grocers.
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