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8 THE f .OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING. MARCtt & 915. Club Activities CTrSsS- Tf - - J - 1 I I I l l .1 Mil !'. II l '. . ,1 ' 1 1 " J, 1 - ' '----- . . j I' - ?;4 ' f,vV'. A ! yV"v-Jf - . -Hto. by O. Elmoc Orare. ,eft to right Mrs." Alfred Whitney and.' Mrs,. J. P. Qale, officers In thQ Salvation Army, who are wording for the- success. q the benefit next week. Woman'i rresa Club Meets. -7Lie the Illustrator Sees It" was 'ry graphically described by airs, Co. 1st Mi Dowl'ng- in a paper iread by ier at the regular monthly meeting of he State Women's Press club Vednes lajr evening. The meetiagr waa d 'ted largely to arV and some 4nter tinj; studies were shown by Mrs. owllng. Mrs. Alice Weister, aa artist .nd psyehologlst, in responding to the fubiect. TBe Silent Hour' touched ipon the dangers as well a thte ad.- ' antages of "golnij into silence." She aid n part: "We live in an ocean of , bought force and we come in contact rith these forces by Our own vibra ion, v We connect ourselves with cer aln th,owsht forces and we get wbat .ver there is in that current." Hence, a Mrs. Welster pointed out, there is .n advantage in connecting up "with he right current, and a danger in al owjng our thought to- drift.' Captain Shaw, a man of wide experi mce in Journalistic work, read a paper . '"Descriptive Writing." The Pre&e club was invited to send , representative delegation to the spe 4al mottlng net Sa.turday, to be hel( n the library to complete the plan of ncorporating! the Woman's Building empfiny. " The following were received into oerpbershlp: Mra. Florence Crawford, dltor of Comfort; Miss Alys Pullman French, on the Lens staff at Washing on high, both, as active menabers, and 4rs. i rank Joseph Kane, as an asao late member. ' The raid month meeting will be held it the home of the secretary, Mrs. dartha Pullman Freneli, February IS. members are .urged to bring nianu ; crlpts for criticiam. loottt for Kaivatlon Army Benefit. Through the kindness, of Julius Meier t concession for a booth to be placed n the main floor in the Meier & Frank store where tickets can be secured for he evening of music at the Lincoln itgh school auditorium the evening 6f aarch 9, for-the benefit of th,e Salya ion Army, Friday, Saturday, Monday tnd Tuesday has been secured. The tooth will "be in charge of the follow er ladies: . Friday Mrs. Warren E. Thomas tth assistants. Saturday Mrs. Harry Meyer, who rill be assisted in the morning from .0 to 12 by Miss Flora Rosenblatt and orothy Lowenson; in the afternoon Tom 2 to' 5, the' Misses Irn GolcJ tnlth and Horttnse Jacobs. Monday Mrs, Nellie A. Nisbeth and Hishitants, . '' ' Tuesday Mrs, J. F. Gale and as , ilatants. At tlAj booth orders will also be aken (or the 176 pounds of delicious ome made candy which has been do tated, the sale of which will swell the "receipts of the evening. Monday and . Tuesday this candy will be packed at lie Y. W. C. A. and on those days or ters will be received at the association milding.. , ' $ 4f 4c To Give Benefit Entertainment. The second in the series of enter, s ainments which is being given at the j irleta school will be held tomorrow rvening. At this entertainment the Boys club , if the parent-teachers' association will tell home made candies to raise money " kr their gymnasium equipment. A m-rge class of boys meet's' regularly en fueeday evenings in the sciiooi assem j, ly with Mr. Gillard as leader. The .program for their entertainment . rill bar Selection, neighborhood orchestra; vport 6t. mutual service commission; ; rQcal solo, Mr. Walker, Fifth Church , it Christ, Scientist; reading, Miss ; 3elen Humphreys, Kern Park Christian ihurch; piano solo. Miss Helnricks, Ar eta Baptists church; vocal solo, Mr, soater, Millard Avenue Presbyterian :hurch; pantomime, Laurelwood Con rregatlonal church; vocal solo. Miss Itrong, Anabel Presbyterian church; eading, Mrs. Fullman; piano solo, Miss aude Alvord, St. Paul's Episcopal shurch; duet, "Lullaby." Mildred Ons ow and Merle Gochnough; violin solo, dr. Reed, Laurelwood Methodist Epis iopaI church, Chapter E. Election. Chapter E, of the P. E. O. Sisterhood leld its annual election erf officers - eeterday at the home of Mrs. Louis icCaw, at which time the following itlcers were chosen: President, Miss leatrtce Klrkup vice president, Mrs. dcCaw; recordirg secretary,. Mrs. J. f. Kinder, r corresponding secretary, tfrs. Qriffin; treasurer, Mrs. Day; , ihaplaln, , Mrs.' C. ' A. Phipps; guard, drs. -M. ; E. Heath; journalist. Miss , Jladys Heath. Mrs. Duffield and Mrs. a"cCaw were appointed delegates to he state convention, which will con vene in' Forest Grove May 25, 29 jmi 27. At the conclusion of the business ssion Mrs. McGraw served refresh , oents. :. Entertainment at Richmond. Bichmond school auditorium was rowded to the doors, and many were urned away last evening on the occa-.- don pf (he opening performance of . ne r "Exerblsbion of the Deestrict Ikule." Never before haa such a snc- ICE aKATING Every Night Bargain Night . ADanSBIOH I. AD IE 8 850 v ' ladles' Skates for ent 161 ICE HIPPODROME cesfyl enteiinvejit . beea held In. the scAoel under ParentiTeacher au splees, -One enthusiastic person de clared that the costumes alone were worth the. ppiee of admission. The cast of? oharaeteis included 28 well known people of the Richmond dis trict, who had been carefully coacned, by ' M& L. L. Meeker. Mrs. I Walton was th musical direotor. Drl. G Scott made an ideal school j master. The "sohooj directors" wares BV E Smith, F. JJ. Crosbjf and F. C. Bowker. Mrs, 4sepl) Prudhomme. took the part of the-viaitmg teaeher. Piano musle opeioed the entefta.inm.ent. v The entire program will be repeated this evening,' and it Is probable that it wijl ije give Again Monday evening, in order to accomodate all who wish to attend. .The net receipts from- last night's peror!no Alone were f2 ;. . Parent-Teacher CouiicH Sleets. The monthly meeting of the Counoil f v Pa;rentT,eacher Associations was held yesterday at Central library, w.lth a large attendance. In the absence of the, president, Mps. MarUn Wagner, the vice president, Mr a. Alva Lee Stephens, presided. The greater part of the afternoon was taken up in a discussion of the' new constitution. The. oi.4 C9itatltun waa drawn un When fh organization was vary small numerically, hence the new ope Which was approved yesterday. This pro vides for broader work and more use fulneas generally. Several of the com mittee chairmen made interesting reports.- j Thompson, Association. Tha ."Tboropson Parent-Teacher as sociation, met yesterday afternoon with a good attendance. Mrs. Mary Mallett ef the W. C. T. U. spoke on. "Narcotiea and Patent Medicines." The scheel orchestra, under th direc tion of Miss Merrill, gave pleasing se lections, Several matters efi routine business were attended to. To Elect Officers. The Brooklyn School Alumni associa tion will hold An .important ! business meeting in the school assembly ball thi evening. New officers j will be elected and there are several important issues to bring before the house. All members-are urged to be present. Thja is not an open meeting. Civic League Lunehebn, "Sybstitjutes for Salaona" will be tha general topic for discussion at the reg ular . meeting of the Oregon Civio ieagye tq be held tomorrow in the blue room of Hotel Multn?mah. Harry W. Stone; general secretary of the IT. M. C. A., will preside The speakers will be Miss Eleanor - Rowland, dean of women at Beed college, who will seak on ''Psychology of Intemperance"; W. L. Brewster, commissioner of public affairs, who will speak on "The City's Relation to , the Prpblem," and Miss " ' ' 'V,nV"myil?'mmi 1 "" i.u..i...iu iM..,,,.!,,,,,,,,. ...i, ii ..w,IimwiwiWWnji'.i.,ui ...... i' mi .,m Say that over the 'phone to your dealer now. ' It brings the very finest fruit of its kind fresh from California, fully ripe, juicy, tweet, firm, tender, delicious --just as it tastes when picked direct from the tree. Tl omostt ticked Ripe from the Tree Shipped to All Marketo by Fast Freight Sold by Best Dealers in Your Neighborhood Try Sunkist Lemons Jaicyy tart, praeticaUy seedless. Tha most attractive looldng lemons -eJc4, quartered or tiaiysxlr tQ serve, with fish, meats and tea. u Pure guniist Lemon Juice ia place of doubt tul vinegar addg dainty flavor to scores Of dishes, - Margaret" Creech, who wll speak on "Some Facts Concerning a Proposed Recreation Survey,'- FRATERNAL NOTES State Deputy of Modern Wood men will Pay Visit to. Rose burg. J. W. Simmons, stata deputy head consul of tb Modern Woodmen Of America, accompanied by T. A. Carroll of ' Uus city will go to Roseburg next week, and will visit other localities in southern ' Oregon before their - return. Neighbor Carroll has recently been ap pointed a field deputy, and will have charge or all of western Oregon sautn of Eugene. Sepnty to Have Busy Time. - E. p. Martid, deputy head consul of th Woodmen Of the WorJd for the northwest; will divide his time: between here and Seattle for the neott three months, In each city a force of four or five assistants will be at work rustling applications for, ' the different local camps, and helping to roll up a big increase in membership. The cam paign is known as the Silver jubilee, becausq next August in Saq Francisco the cei&bration of the twenty-f if th, an-niversapy- eX the order Is to be held with- imposing ceremonies and repre sentatives from all ever the Paoific coast. Webfoot camp, W. O. this even ing will' . have an. interesting social open house session. Dr. J. Allen Gil bert will make one of hia straight talks on social health. A. musical and literary - program has been arranged for. Members and, gentlemen friends are, invited. The famous glad ' hand co.m.mittee will be titer? to welcome all confers. Spnxious Bitual on WarkaC Robert T. Daniel, grand sire of the sovereign grand lodge of the L O. O. F., calls attention to a sjpurious ritual being sold to members of the order, and urges that effort be made to stop its distribution. It is against the rules of the order to even have one of these, spurious rituals in the possession of a memjoer. Hew Organiaation Planned. There is said to be forming a new fraternal order in this, city to he called The Defenders -of tha Constitution." Its, objects are to uphold the principles of the constitution of the United. States and to offer support and sympathy to movements, measures and men that win uphold. th constitutional - rights and guarantees of free born American citizens, Leading members of the Loyal Order of Moose in Oregon andr Washingqn are agitating .the proposal to charter a special train of the Southern Pacific to attend; the national session, to be held in San Diego, July 19 to 26. It is thought (hat JOu reserves can be made. New I-odfe Saa Ttn Smoker. The new lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose at Hood River held' its first, smoker last Wednesday evening. Vis itors were present from other Moose lodge and a general good time was held. e The Eagles this - evening will hpid their regular quarterly dance at their hall at Third and Madison streets. . Edgar Easter, director r the organ ization department of the Loyal Order of Moose,' is in Toledo this evening to institute a lo(Jge there. PERSONAL MENTION Sheriff Given Gold Star. Sheriff Hurlburt yesterday Just couldn't resist the temptation to ma nipulate his right hand and arm in puch a manner that each time he met someone the right lapel of his coat was sure to slide back and display a handsome gold star on his breast. The submission to temptation Is excusable When one realizes that the star was presented to him Wednesday and. by 3fi of hi? deputies, headed by Deputy Richton. fhe presentation was in honor of a birthday celebration soon to occur. The number of years to be celebrated is a state secret. .- Call Them 'Ob and Bob." . R. H. Lewis, ' a merchant of Echo, is a guest at the Imperial- Familiarly known as "Bob," his partner in the mercantile business rejoices in the so briquet of ''Ob," and the firm is gen Eat Sunkist Oranges salads and desserts eat thxm whole between meals and at bedtime. ' Order today z dozen or a box. Low prices place them within the reach of all. California A Beautiful Silver I Save SonkiM Wrappers. Our book tells 110 ways of using ranges and lemons, also ho w to euhaage these wrappers for beaatiinJ Wm. Rogers & Son tableware of Exclusive design. - Wo advertising. We refund the trifle yoq pay to get this' silver if not satisfactory in every way. - The book pictures the popular pieces. Get your copy sow. . , r-.i:r t?.:. pl.mm irnm t i- , . . a m . I 139 Ii UarK dtreet, erally called hy Echo folks, "Oh : and Bob." -.-" a Fred X Wiiklns. -chief clerk of the Calhoun hotel. Seattle, is .a, guest, at the Portland. "Alfred J. Cavaaaugh, a manufacturer of- Berkeley,, CaL, is staying at the Nortonia. ' H. B. Storey of Walla 'Walla is reg istered at tha Oregon. O. B. . Durdall - and' wife ; of Oro tree are staying at the-Multnomah. T. F. Mulligan is Centralia vla? ltor at the Cornelius. F. M. Whitman, an Astoria hptel man, is a guest at th Imperial. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Whithall of Worcester, Mass., are at the Portland. C R Offsei? is a Walla Walla. Yi ltor at, tha Imperial. Dean A. Baldwin, a, Seattlo inHr ance man. Is' at the Oregon. E. R. Jaeger o Juneau, Alaska, -Is a guest at the Multnomah. J.' A. Cburchill of Sa.lem, state, su perintendent of puhlio instruction, is at the Cornelius." Captain W. H. Logan of Victoria is a guest at the Qre,gon. " ' J. B, Rhodes of Spokane, .chairman of the grievance committee of the 0-W. R. & N. company, is stopping at the Imperial, ' ' . i Th Vietopia hoclsey- team Is at 'the Multnomah. William Haga of Juneau, Alaska, is at the Cornelius. O. A, Over is , Eugene, visitor St the Nortonia. H. K. Lippman of Seattle is staying at the Oregon. Mrs. L. McCaffy an Miss Mae Mc Caf f y of , Chicago are- guests at tha Portland. . Fau "3um. wait and wife of Oaksdale, Wash., ftrft a the Nortonia, George H Baker " is Goldendale visitor at ins Cornelius. JX W- Jarvia, F. Ci Pumalne. and W. P. Straw, comprise a Kw-York yarty at tha Multnomah. NATIONAL GUARD N0TE James H, P?Tter Elected Captain Si. Cqnijarjr "gt Third KegimeAt, Succeeds Shnmache g jameg a. fotz t ter. heretofore first lieutenant and adjutant of -.v.-im. m . - . taiion, n nird regi- U meat. o. a. vT,4 was iMt evening fi sisottfl captain '"J: Company E. Cap , ii tain Porter is a ; I i native of Ireland f 4 and - enlisted in r saZTil the G.-N. G. in E..,...l..l-i.-l..-V5h 1888. He bis heen cap. :e?rtT a company oem- man dec twice .'in the Oregon National Guard and once in tb,ft California National Guard. He was commander ot- Company E in 1895, 1892 and 189?. Captain Porte is a watch maker' by occupation and with the well known" firm of "Friedlander. He succeeds Captaiif George H. Bhu macher in command of the company, wha has been promoted to the position of regimental Inspector of small arms. XTev Companies Wanted, George A. White, adjutant general of the O. N. Q: would b glad' to corre spond with citizens, in any section of the state relative to the establishment of a military company. There ia room for several companies of " the Cqast Artillery Corps, and the U. S. war de partment wUl furnish supplies, uni forms; guns, accoutrements and. equip ment ;for the A. C,' company that Will comply with the TJ. 8. regulations. It will also detail experienaed and capable officers from the regular U. S. Coast artillery to Instruct th men and officers. ' ' BOvrtom Wants Ons The leading business men of SH verton have been corresponding with Adjutant General George A. White re garding the formation of a' military company at that point. If the four additional companies of Coast Artillery are authorized for .Oregon one of them will be at fiilverton. If. not the- prob abilities, are that a company of in fantry will be formed. e e Next Monday night is the date of the big intercompany smoker of the Third Regiment at the Armory. Some first class sporting events are sced uled. . . La Pine Expects Activity. La Pine, Or.,- March 6. Several Portland people, connected with . the Pringle Falls Water & Power corn Premiums pure silver plate.' Sav Wrappers j jr : , tnicag otUj- Littlev5oriev?r -, (Co?rrtht. ISIS, J?PJr Jftcls Is PerfecUy Happy, Neves say a thing is so unless you absolutely know. juaj rememper every day oe quiie sure ex wna ea quite sur of what you say, Tsk.ing things for granted Ooesn't do at a.11 in this vorid. ' To take a thing for granted is to think that it Is o Without taking the.' trouble to find out whether it is pr not. It is .apt not only to get you yourself into trouble, but to, make trouble for other people aa WU- Happy Jack Squirrel , saw Farmer Browq's Boy carry Shadow the easel awao? ia a cage, 'and he saw him, bring back the cage, eoipty. What could he have, done with Shadow? For awhile he leased. Farmer Brown's Boy to tell him, but of course Farmer Brown's Boy didn't understand Happy Jack's language. Now Happy Jack knew lust what he would like to' believe. He would lik,e to believe that Farmer Brown's Bojf bad taken Shadow away and made an end of him,. And because, be wanted to believe that, it' wasn't very hard to believe it, There, was the empty "cage. Of course Farmer Bro.wr's Soy wouldn't have gone to the' trouble of trapping Shadow unless be Intended to get rid of him for good. He'si m,ade. an end of him,- that's what he'p done,!" said Happy Jack to himself, bcaqse that (s what he would have done if he had. been in Farmer Brown's iioy's plaee. So having "made up his mind' that this is what ha,d been done with" SbaidOTy:' the veasel he af once told "all la friends that it wij so, and was himseff 'supremely happy. Vqu see, -bg; felt that bi P0 longer hd anything toi worry about. Yes, 'sir, Happy Jack ws happy. " IJe liked the, hQusi Farmer Brown's Boy had "made for htm 9 tli hlg niaplo' tree close by his own house. He was sure "of plenty to' et because Farmer Brown's, Boy always looked out for that, and as 6 resilt be was gr-QWlrg fat'.- None of his. enemies. o the Green' Fofest dared, cme, so pear to Farmer Brpwa's'house, anj the only, one he had to watch out for t all was B'fa.ck' Pussy. y this time hi' wa't afrl4 ot lifer: Ntf a bit- Jh fact ft rather' enjoyed te,asing"her and getting her to chase him. "When she was dozing on the." doorstep he liked to teal y'ery 'close, wak$"'hef with a sharp ha.1- and. then race for "the ngajest tre4 and there, scold 1 her to Ms. heart's content. He bad rriade friends with Mrs. Brown and with farmer Brown, and he even felt al- pany, have arrived "during the last few days and have gone out to the falls to arrange for Immediate resumption of work' on the' power plant. A deal is reported to have been closed with the syndicate that leased Abert and Sum-: mer' lakes, for the use of this power plant for "pumping purposes, and for the purpose of crystalizlng tha EQtash. salts. . ," Divorce DepreQ Is Set AsMy Court Case That of Xldexly I.nthern Min ister Wnoss Wife Seonzed Pvorce During His, Absence from Portland. Though divorced for a short time Thresa and Adplnh Gaudlits are now husband and wife without, a second marriage. Before County Judge Clee ton left tha efceuit bench hft allowed. You do not experiment when you use it we have been mak ing it for over a quarter of a centxiry. : ': You save money when you use it you use one-third less than of any ordinary shortening or frying fat You make better food when you use it its purity and high quality contribute deliciousness and digestibility to the food You get fall value when you buy it it is 100? cooking fat no water and no salt in it, nothing but the finest qualities of a cotton seed oil so high in grade that it is not listed on the market, and ,of the richest, fresh leaf beef suet : ! - !" ' -. : - You get surenhs? of results with it the instructions for its use are so simple that they take one or two lines of plain print on the label. j Tell ypvar grocer you want a pail now; arrange with him for your ' regular weekly supply CottQlene, will be a necessity, an economy an4 a real help in your home. " T Write tp our Qeneral Offices, Chicago, for our free cook took a reai cook boo WHOME HLPS." Cottolene makes good cooking better forDedtime br a. uord.1 But nothing that Sammy Jay "cpulcl 8y troubled Jiappx Jac- most friends with Bowser the Hound. Sometimes, he. would, climb up on. the roof of Bowser's little bouse arid drop nut shells onBowserg heaflwhen he was asleep. The f-unnv thing was Bowser never seemed to mind. He would laz ily ODen bis :- eyes' and wink one of them at Happy Jack and thump with his tall. Ho teemed, to feel that npw. Happy Jack was one or. tne amiiy lust as he was, i ' - . So Happy Jack was Just as happy as a fat gray squirrel With nothing to worry him could be. He was so happy that Sammy Jay actually became leal ous. You know Sammy is a born trou ble maker. He V51.46 Happy Ja.c,k every morning, ad while he helped himself to the good things that be always found spread for him, for Farmer Brown s 'Boy always bad some' thing for the little feathered folk to eat, 'be would hint darkly that such goodness and kindness was not to be " trusted and that sometbf J was sura to happen. That la lust the .way with some folks; they 4re always sus- DlciOUS. I ' I ' But nothing that Sammy Jay could eay troubled Happy Jaok. and Sammy w0ilf fly away quite put out because he couldn't spoil Happy jacit s napp' nessrthe leasf little hit. Next story; "Sammy Jay Upsets Happy Jack Squirrel.' Mrs. Gaudlitz a divorce on grounds of cruelty.: Later "Gaudlitz, who. is an elderly Lutheran minister, appealed foe a faonenirig of the. case through Attorney Charles . J, Schnapel. . This, was granted, i tlaudlita declared bis wife took ad vantage of his absence, on a YisiU to Sacrsmentp, Cal-, whire he" went to a daughter's home for -bis health, to secure the default and divorce. After Mrs -Gaudlitis had" testified at the, trial of the case yesterday Judge Gantenblti, siid tha,t her pass' Was not sufficient oh! which to base a decree and "(suggested that property rights PS seiieu out yi. yuuii. vtiturney a. E, Hooker, representing Mr,s. Gaudlitz, took a voluntary non-suit when he learned the attitude of the court, thus returning the entire matter to the status before proceedings were com menced. ; ' Cuba's deposits ot iron ore are esti mated" to contain all the way from 2, 600,600,000 to 3,000.090,000 tons. A fresh, sweet, cooking fat made p a vegetable oil which is as pure arid hetliful as the finest' salad oil sldllfully combined with beef-stearine from the cleanest, sweetest, leaf beef suet It is THE N.K. FAIRRANKCOMPANYI Argue New Pfese OompTOtiou Law Roseburg,' Or., March . A suit of unusual -'-.interest .i wa,s ferfte4 ' hefort Judge Skip worth of Eugene, in the circuit court There Wednesday. 1he suit was brought by E. f. Lang" to recover damages from the Stat Accident com. mission for alleged injuries sustained while working - in bis sawmill near DUlard. " ; When Lang presented his claim to th State Accident commission after his injury. It was turned down on the ground that Lang was an employer and not an employe, as required under the terms of the workmen's, compensation act. Lang contends that he is entitled to benefits compatible with his-iniuries for the reason that he worked in the milUand that the Stats Accident com-! mission accepted hi application and premium. . After listening to. the evidence Judge Skipworth gave Attorney Abraham, of counsel for plaintiff. 30 days in which to file bis briefs. The state is repre sented by Attorney General Brown. Some granites will ' withstand a crushing strain of 40,600. pounds to the square inch. . ' i- . tlavor aTid economy. v Tea . Oar den is packed in full-measure cans is healthful and nutritious. Tea. Garden is. a syrup of . varied utility use it for every cooking pur pose and it will give uniform satis faction. We will give. $?6 for the best recipe for its use. and $2" for the sec ond best, ' .- ; For Cooti Molasse, Get ! Pelican PACIFIC COAST SYRUP CO. -4 o Time of Filing Will -Be Shown oh Form ... Western TTnl,oj Tslegrapb Company Commercial Agent Announced Im proved Servioe. C, IL Daniels, commercial agent of the Western Union. Telegraph com pany at Seattle, is in Portland in structing the jocaV Western ; Union forc in the proper handling ef a new form designed for the advantage of patrons of that company. Beginning today each fast day and night message delivered by the West ern Union company will bear the time" the message was filed at the original sending point, snd if delivered from the Portland main office will be en closed in a what is known as an "out look" envelope. The placjng of sending time on messages is intended as an accommo dation and ponvenience.for customers, as it. will show the exact hour at. Which the message was filed, and by subtracting this time from the hour received the recipient" will' be' able to tell just how. long the message was in transmission. SYRUP is not the most used article of diet, but its purity and food value should have the most careful "consideration of the discriminate ing housewife, ' j Tea Garden Syrup measures un to the. highest standards of purity, food value, . , ' ' :' ' 111: W v':'.W F.OBTXJiHS, omnQQir, gM