PMEJTWO. "
MEDFORD iCOTi TRIBPm ftfEDFORP, ORIMON, TTttmKDAV, .TANt'ARY 10, IBM.
ECAL AND
PERSONAL
i K. J. Zimmerman of Kurciic
making Mctlfortl n biinlncaa visit,
Mr. and Mm. Mnnrno Snmlorn of
Bah Frnridsco fluent Wednesday In
Jfodford.
Mrf. 0. Renter nml bor dntightcr,
Mr. Tt. Voyt, of Jnckftonvlllo, tar
ried a short! time hi Mfcrifonf bVmlne
ilny.
' 3. aditAni ot Yonralla vu n M!d
fllrtl vlBltor Monday.
W. 3 J Tanner will mannRO 'tbo
Nntntorlnm rink from now on. Spo
rlnlvnttontlon lo ladle. Opennftor
uooninnd evening. Icsson niorn
,lnRH,k Monday, Wednesday nod Fri
day. Teaching CO cent. SBT
A. H. Miller mndo n trip to Jack
Rontlllo Wednesday morning,
II. O. Worlmnn has boon In North
ern California, snipping cattlo to the
city markets.
Dr. S. A. Lockwood and Dr. Myr
tle 8. Lockwood (regular physicians,
not chiropractors) havo removed
their offices from tho llasklns' build
ing to 232 E. Mala street. 271V
Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Lewis and
V. Pclnuso of Eagle Point precinct
woro. recent visitors In Medford.
Miss Kuth Randall has gono to
Portland to resume- her studies at St.
Helen's hall.
The Golden Rulo has a window full
of- 10 and 25c bargains for Friday
nnd Saturday.
MImcr Dernlce Lawton and Flor
eneo Jackson wero at Ashland the
forepart of tho week.
.Gcorgo MT. Anderson and G. F.
Billings of Ashland wore In Mcdford
Wednesday, en route to Jacksonville.
To close them out, all cook stoves
and ranges, at reduced prices, give
us a caJL F. W. Shaplelgh Hard
ware Co., 28 South Central avenue
Fred H. Menr and O. H. Lawler
transacted business at Jacksonville
Wednesday afternoon.
O. N. Nelson has returned Jo Jack
sonville from n trip to Spokane and
other northern points.
For goodness sake, Mvo R, A.
Holmes, the Insurance man write
yonr Insurance. He knows bow.
Robert O. Jeffrey was over from
Jacksonville Wednesday evening.
Misses Hazel Enyart and O. Xat-
wkh have gone to Los Angeles on a
vlstt.
Bring that old book wltn torn
binding down and have It rebound
at the Mall Tribune office. Cost
butllttf.t- -
J. C. Pendleton of Table Rock spent
Wednesday night In Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Bowcn of Big
Shasta valley, Cal., are making Med
ford a vMt.
X. D. -Weetoa, commercial photeg
ranbern, negatives made any time or
place by appointment. Fbone M.
1471.
Mrs. Florence HUdreth ot Claeka
ras county has been visiting relatives-
living In the vicinity of Med
ford. Mr. and Mrt. 6. H. Williams of
Yreka, Cal., aro among their Medford
friends.
That famous old smoke the Trav
eler Fj O. Gny of Grants Pass tarried a
few days In Medford this week.
Will Molntyre, who has been em
ployed on tho Medford bridge, xe-
turned to Jacksonville Wednesday.
See the 19 and 25c bargains at the
Geld Rule Friday and Saturday.
Profi P. J. O'Gara baa gono to
Portland on business, but will re
turn in a few days.
Carl Von der Hellen and Mr. Ring
er of Eagle Point precinct and Jesse
T. Well of Ashland wero among the
cattlemen In Medford during the
week.
B. KIhbi has moved bis sign busi
ness to tho Boyden alley between S.
Central and S. Bartlett.
E. J. Mahan of Ashland and Chas.
Dunford of Jacksonville inado u trip
to Medford Wednesday.
R. A. Koppes left for Salem one
day this week and will be gone some
time.
Vapor batbs and scientific mas
sage for men and women. Dr. It
J. Lockwood, chrlopractor, 203 Gar-
nett-Cerny BIdg. Pbone 145.
Clyde Barnum of Phoenix, fruit
inspector spent Wednosday night in
Medford.
Win. P. Bnkowell of tho Provident
Trust Co., a prominent financial in
stitution ot Portland, has been mak
ing Rogue river valloy a business
visit. .
Ask for the Traveler cigar.
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Whlttlngton,
who hare been residents of Jackson
ville duriug tl4 past few years, left
for Seattlo Wednosday.
13. K. Hurt of Council Bluffs. Iowa,
who is largely Interested In timber
lands In Jackson county, and his fam
ily arc at Portland, en route to Med
ford. J. 8. Bailey and Harry Silver wero
down from Ashland recently.
Mrs. Halllday-Halght, pupil ot
Marches! (Paris), Oscar Saengor
(Now York) teaches tho art of sing
ing, tono placing nnd correct breath
ing a specialty. Exponent ot pure
"Bol Canto" ot the Italian school
concert, opera, oratorio. Individual
lessons or In c)a& (three in class)
Rcsldcnco studio, 403 Oakdale ave
nue. South, phone- 7262.-
John Arncll, whb had" larger real
estate Interests In this valley, left for
Seattlo Wednesday on bulnes and
may continue his trip to California.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Knsaleiof Jackson
creek wero among thoso w ho shopped
In Medford Tuesday. .
Fruit labels In any color printed
by tho Mall Tribune. tt
Quito n nnmlitr of thrt'biicfehro'os
of tho valley wi're In Medford thM
week. Theyhnve- been otchnnatng
cattle found straying on the rnngnt.
All tho hoboes' arrested at AshtaaA
as suspects In ibt Phoenix IioUl-np
case, have been- released. Tlui lat
est arrest was that of n negro who
seemed to fit the tUcripMon tf one
of tho mem who held-up tho South
ern Pacific agont tast Sunday, but
the agcnt'hasiatated that tt la noWhe
man.
Carkln & Taylor fJohn IT. Car
kin and Glenn O. Taylor), attorneys-at-law,
over Jackson County! Bank
Building Medford. -,. . -r
The Iowa society wllL'baktjltsian-
hual meeting this month, the date to
bo announced lair.
Tho city council will met Friday
afternoon for the last session before
tho new council is seated.
Kodak finishing, tho best at Wes
ton's, opposlto book store.
The city council Friday nftrtrnoon
will consider tho new fire and build'
ing codo which, if passed will put
restrictions on buildings and will
glvo tho fire chief polico powers In
enforcing protective measures.
Collect those scattered sbeoU of
music you valuo and bare them
bound In book form at the Mall
Tribune. tf
The local Rebecca lodgo helped
Install officers at Eagle "Point Tues
day evening. .. i ...
A. J. Vance will leave soon for a
business trip In tho south.
The cigar that put O. K. In smoke
tho Traveler.
Harry Hicks is cxpcctcdihome Sun
day after a two weeks vacation spent
In California. . .
The Golden Rule window la futl of
10 and 25c bargains for Friday and
Saturday.
The Inland Emplro special, carry
ing excursionists from the Spokane
country, passed through Medford
Thursday afternoon. Tho excursion
ists wero well suppllod with literature
concerning Medford and the valley.
Tho next Itavelera dance will be
given- at the small ball at tho Nat
on the evening ot January 23.
B0G6S SLATED FOR
CITY ATTORNEYSHIP?
,i f if
J.
interest which waxed nt no time
very strong before election I a how
keen as to who tho appointees of tho
new administration will be. Mayor
Klect Elfcrt has ns yet made no an
oouncemontl and thnonly, line-up ob
tainable Is through tho tulk, of the
streets, some of which comes from
sources supposed to be closo to the
throne. It la widely current that
Attorney Boggs of tho Itanium rail
road Is slated for the city, ntvttirmy-
ship, hU name being the latent uddod
fo the Itst Judge Colvlg I a,lw
nnmed for the place tn I lolbrook
WltMogton. It is understood that
lOwney Patton will bo the street sup
erintendent and Hlttson and Clng
mid both figure an pruhnlillltW ns
olilol of oltco.
MEDFORD MANTLED BY
Our Correspondents
t,-
KANE. CREEK ITEMS.
OF SNOV
: v. ,;.' i .
I Tnt to thrr IiipIio Mt snow fell
int Medium nnd uointtv Tluir-iliiv
and indtuatitirts nro that mure hiiow
or ruin will follow. The miow wi
very heavy nnd sticky nnd when
fmelled umouiitcd lo more than ouo-
ixth water. Ju the hill tlio snow is
conidernbly derner thonU not "
heavy. The slm-li resulting from the
melting snow bjocked tho stn'ot.sew
nr in htnernl parts of the rjty nnd
the street rfcpArtmrut wns Kept Ihh.v
ek-anin out the obHtrimliourf nnd
nmkinj the crosswn.vs passable. A
warm vind -or deeidel rhnnge for
warmer may neeuMon flood water.
FPRE ORCHARD
' SELLS FOR $8,500
r
GREAT INTEREST IN VOTE
(Continued from page.l.)
George B. Young of Mcdfbrd has
purchased a five-acre fruit ranch
southwest ot tho city at a considera
tion ot $8,500. Tho tract belonged
to Colia E. Brown nnd consist of 4
acres In pears and one acre In apples.
Mr. Young and family will make
their home on tho ranch. Tho deal
wus made through G. Allder & Son.
Cs lllglnbothnm and family hnyo
become residents of tho Bono place,
Mr. Martin, who Ik developing a
qtinrtsrtnlm on Lanes cveek mndo
Gold lillt n buslnojis lnlt on Friday,
i Mr. Lewis nnd wife made tho Hub
city n liujlncsn hit on Bnturdny.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Henderson of Black
noil wore guests of Mr and Mrs.
Klrck nt tho llrtvdon not long Hlm-n.
The placer minora aro Jnhllnut over
the recent rutrti and the snow com
Llilneil which niMius lot of witter for
mining purposes ns the snmv lnt tlui
pioiiutnlus will afford plent of witter
till Into spring ,
Tho foot bridge nciow Kanos
creek which wns built by Lewi &
lllKlnliothnui itilto a canvnuleuro
ns well nn neoeslty. What Kuuen
ereek no(d la a wnon brlduo as tlui
crook Is nlpiosL lnimwwtlilo At this
ttmo of year.
K.i n oh creek butlnoM visitors to
Gold Hill this week were: Mrs. Ola
JMardon. Mr. and Mr. I.wl, Hlnier
Hhtlnbothnm nnd wife. Mr. Barker.
Mr. Byrley. Bessie Klrck. Mr. and
Mrs. Householder, Mr. Martin, Mrs.
Boggbi, John Hulls, Klmor lllgln
bothnin, At Phnten, George Mardon,
and Weather Prpphet Foster.
Weather Prophet Foster forecast
cold weather with an occasional snow.
Tho Rev. Dayln irenrhed at tho
Pardauclls school house on Kundny
after H.ibbntli school, which was
poorly attended. Mr. Davis will not
hold his sorloH of meetings as wan
hitherto announced on account of
tho Inclemency of the weather nnd
has postponed (he date till some time
tu mat month.
At Boggls, ha returned home
from Weed, Cnl., lifter a three weeks'
absence.
Superltondent Henry of Gold Hill
paid an official vlstt to the school on
Tuesday.
Mr Byrley mudo n trip to tho
Pass on Wednosday for medical treat
ment. Wo nro glad to say that Mr.
Byrley Is somowhat Improved.
Ali HI !,
I IpHflFN
PHOENIX PARAGRAPHS
MONEY TRUST REAL DANGER
(Continued from pajrelfr
Weeks & McGowan Co.
" , TJTOERfPAKERS
Day Phone 3371
MtffM ritSBisi T. W. Yrkr 9071
, A. . Orr, 3093
X4.SY AMXSTAOT
thitij; but a disloyal faction."
Tlio most intense interest of the
afternoon was displayed when John
Redmond, lender of tho Irif.Ii nation
alists, and u veteran fighter for homo
rule, arose to iien(c for the Afcquith
measure.
John Itedmoiid Speaks
"The bedrock of the opposition U n
slander of the Irish people, not
founded on fact," he said. "The
notations cited hero by eonscrva
tivcsr from violent nationalist
spoeches made Jonjj uo, aro unfair
arguments. They nro unfair, becnuf.0
those were foolish speeches, made in
times of stress, whieh now have pass
ed forever I thank Oiid.
'The nntioiinlists regard the Ultor
men (it Irish, not nt nlieiiH and we
Imve invited them to assist in the
government of their own country.
"1 tako it for granted that tho lords
will reject thin bill ne.xl week, but I
am convinced it will become n law
within the lifetime of this p-.irliu-
nfont,''
Vole U Called For
Ah the lust speaker Hat down,
Speaker Lowther arose And in hit
iiMinl. dry manner, put tlto motion
"That the bill'be 'rend n third time."
l'iie division bells were rune nnd
members rushed pell metl for the tot
ing lobbies, while tho party whips
onxioiihly numbered their flock.
Messengers Hcurried up and down the
corridors in fenrch of straggler and
after the cuxtomnry six minute the
bells wero stopped and thu lobby
door closed again. While tlio four
tellers woro cheeking their figures
the lioimo filled ngnin to -await with
the mofct intense suspense and intor-f
est the official uiinounceincnt of tho
result.
hu was asked.
"Any excess of power Is a menace,"
Reynolds replied.
"Isn't It a menaco In its potential
ity?" "Yes."
Reynolds said ho. thought banks
should not be operated by "voting
trustees."
"Tho concentration of money power
lntbe hands ot a few men Is natural
under our bunking laws," tho banker
added.
"You don't think any body of men
should be permitted to kill competi
tion in banking?''
"They should not."
Problbtlon of "Interlocking direc
torates" and purchaso ot stocks by
banks would tend to break up nionoy
concentration, Reynolds bolievod.
Rockofller will bo examined before
tho week beginning January 27,
Pujo announced today. After to
day's hearing an adjournment until
next Wednesday and Thursday will
bo taken by tbo commltteo.
To finally close the entire Inquiry
or Friday, January 24, Is planned,
Pujo declared, with tho exception of
taking Rockefeller'!) statement. Pre
paration of tho committee's report
upon tho inquiry and proposed reme
dial legislation will follow.
CENTRAL POINT POINTERS
Wilson of Klntnlli Fall.
been vTsitbnr her mother
of JModford men nro .considering
f starting mi Hiilwoiiption lint (o luixe
enough money lo put the roud in
lIiaie. Among those interested j
Court Hull, who is tvilliiiR to sign und
help circulate u subscription.
ROAD TO HOSPITAL
TOO BAD FOR TRAVEL
Because it is almost iurpossililo in
drjvo up the hospital hill and is now
irnoHBibIo to run an automobile lo
the doors of the institution a number
Medford A Good Town.
Medford Is a mighty good town,
worthy of the best of everything.
That's why we havo Joined tho Amer
ican Drug and Press association and
offer to our rcoplo tho Merltol line of
goods, guaranteed In every way, with-
preparations, mado by the associa
tion and sold only through its mem
bers. Thero Is nothing like these
goods, guaranteed In every way, with
out nn equal, mado by experts. We
want Medford pooplo to havo tho
best thero Is, so wo offer you this
llnp., Ask to boo Merftol goods at
Hasklris' Drug Store.
Mrs. J,
who but
mid other relative liero I ho pa I two
weeks returned todier hoiuu Wed ties
day morning.
Jos. Hitch mul Will Fergus, of
Jacksonville, speiifWediie-ifuy here
S. S. Aikiil of I'ni-peet made n
basin?. Irip here Wediiwdny,
Mrs. Truly nnd Mik Helen Price
of the Modoc orrbnnjt. wre calling
on relatives and friends hero Wednes
day. Mi Kdwnrd. Mint Ilnynur and
little .Mis 'futile weru Medford tii-
1ors elnoday uffornoon.
Mr. nnd Mrs. f'Uapfaiu who have
been visiting for vcntl months with
thsir dRiighter, Mi. IF. X. Aldrwh
ami fmuily iut,rnrd to their home
lit Sitlein thu luorniiig.
City Itccorilnr J. W. JiicoIm mad-'
n bnaincM trip to Medford WeIne
lay nfternoon.
Merltol Hair Tonle keeps tho scalp
In a healthy condition, prevents tho
hair from falling out, restores it to
its nntural color and used regularly
keeps tho hair soft and fluffy. Has
kin's Drug Storo.
Don't Wear,
A Truss!
After Thirty Years Experience I Have
Produced An Appllanco for Men,
Women or Children That
Cures Hupture.
XSesdltOaTrUI.
If on fcira trio! moit etertlilDii clM.reuie V
tn. Wbcrilirfllllt LtroI bars injrifrcaittt
uei. bsdUtid fcapca aitj tud 1 nit Mfcl
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED CIoso in, one large unfur
nished or two umnll rooms with
convonlcccH In private family or
business block. Address A. P.,
caro Mall Tribune 255
FOR SALE Dry 1 Cinch, balm wood.,
Delivered In not less than two-tier
loads nt ;i!.r0 per tier. Phone
403-R-3, Frunk Van Dyko. , 2C3-
Jt ?T.. IWP'l;"
Th l)oi l ('. I;. llrok, lnvfiilnr nt llm
Appllnnr, wlincurril lilnparlf mul who
)m lian liirlui; nllirra tn omr ao
rar. If riiilur-(l,wrl? lilniliMliiy.
yo ffes itijr lllJuratel book CO niplura nl It
cur, bovltitf in Appltauca aa4 Klrlnn an
ttfett mi oiuici ef atujr ptopU wtiu tare (tied It
ud wtro cured. Il8lrelmtntrellfwlirntllotliar
fill. It4)uicmber I no w nlf ei. o turueo, no Ilt.
I lead on trial lo prom what I ny U true. Vou
tra lb Ju'Uo and oora batltiif (ern inf lltutrst4
book and read It oanl la aa eulbu.lntlo a inf
buHdreda of padeala fchpio lutlera ;OU can alia
lead. Fill out fret rom& liolow aud mall lodaf.
It aweii worm fuur tlufc wbtlber jou trr toy Appll-
dc 01 not.
FREE INFORMATION COUPON
0. P. Ilrtx.V. TSfl Rtalx Rlreet. Martball, Mich.
1'Uaia acud ma tiy mall la Main wrPlf your
llludralad looU and lull lufuruiailoa abvut jruur
Appllauca fur tnu euro of rupcuro.
Varna..
Aitttu
City,...
i Efat4.
Afr. nnd Mr, fl. A. Urna wore
.Mvdrnl oiiori Tuexduv.
Slro, lliVeduu nnd fiunllv moved
tu Mnr.sillo, Cnlif., Tmwdny.
Krnoit K'oiunot. and family of
N'oilh I'lioeiiix, uncut Suniluy with
I'riomU in town.
Vern Vnn Oyj It Mini, hit purr
out, .Mr. nnd Mrw. S. Vnn Dyke of
North riiiienlv,
.Afr. nnd .Mm., SlWtn And fniully
peHb Sntumny nnd s kundny with
('. ji. XWUv nnd fnmUv.
0.. .1. lx. Ilnllllo mid .Mrx. .lotn
Copo stpcot Tuesday in Medford.
-Mrs. I.otilid, who hru been em ing
fur tiie Cnrutnlur fniilv ftr tlio
mt KCtorHl umhiIIih iflHnml tu hor
liiiino in Mod fold 1h1 Snturdnv.
Jim. l'mnk Pratt, htmllndt if
ltnltl Pratt, nnd n Wliilv KihtHmer.
had (ho httnor of holou the fir-t worn
nn to cant her Iniiloi in Plioonu. Th-
eleetioiiH hold Tuonditv being the ir-l
olootiiiiiHjjoRl hero iuoo the fiunchne
ttitx grunted t the wiHwrii,
At the oilv election hold Tue-dt,
(luv llintshor wut returned from the
fitt ward, Dr. .Malingreii, tho only
now councilman, wim elected in tlio
econd wnrd and Henry Shaffer wim
returned from the third wnrd.
Diel; Po-oy, nuthor and imporona
tor will give an nnteilitinniMtt under
the iui4piiMi el' the Preh.vterin ln
: DR.1MITH WOUTD
. ABOLISH PRIMARIES
l '! ' ' F
il I
JUi.KM. ()ro. .Inn R "Vhnfn
thu utwof fooling with a primary? It
cmtH a cnmlldali) twice us miiuh uh If
there were Jimt nuo elorllnin lind
thoiti urv no pmly IIiioh Hi Oiokoii
iMnyhowV'
TUlH s Vim lillONOpiy "1 rtoiiuttir
Q. itinltli, of Jonaphluu cuunly,
fwriu km Intiodunod it bill to iilM)H"ll
thts direct pilmary. Ills bill io
)kmI nvery suet ton uf the illrool prl
imiry law.
In the plaes) of dlrot primary h
pnipnVwa to Miiltltutt n provision fur
tho iiiiuilnnllnii of caudldittes either
by notltlou by flu, Per cent of tho
otrr1 or l) flllllK a cerllftullo Of
ruudl.tsi v. Thero would In- tiulv nno
cttxtinn, und the inndldntc ierlviiiK
Ho- too i "t would win
f
"WALK-OVER" SHOES
JpjUj)lfplvgvj)
The highest point of woman's hr
ptncea is reached only throtinh moth
i-rtiwid, Vol the mother-to-be Is nfter
fearful of naturo'a ordeal nnd slirlul.0
from tho mifforlng Incident to Its con
summation, In Mother's Prlomt It ta
bo found it medicine of grout vnluo tu
every expectant mother. It Is Intended
4 Imitlui.. ilna DUylilHI titm tli.a nalald I
. -.-.-- .., . iu llltrtllll ll( VSVIII H IU7 I iniP !
lie- Aid l-rntrt.v ot oniii, .inn. -M. (nnd thus rolloro, In greaf part, the'
in tho auditorium of tln',Wli elund. j Milferlng throtiKh which the mother
Parent are oupeoinlty limited in usually passes. Thu regular mm of
lirititr the children to IttfiV the "INi i Mother's IVIrnd will repay any mother
or the IfiHiue." Sot-eml or I'Uooiaix'-' '" ,,, wmfort It affords liofnro. nml
e..l.,linil.,. au,.is. will .! , .,.... r ." helpful restoration to health and
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) if
If you hnmr Jnl hnwt'Oni
fiitlnhlo Viilk()vi)i' BlnnM
ilio mill liow wofl liioy
wenr wo Unnw fOu would
"lnt vmir iiomI Milr hu
Wnlk-Ovnin."
Thtr m tbo "liomliii of
llm Woihl."
TIiot i maiio f ofary
Ion Hist mt t tximmli
-hapo. lo psrfBrlly 111
ovpii- fw Ifl A uTrnt'r tjor
tost tar tjrvory ommIod.j
('niiiieioiiliiHis avrrlM on
mtr intrt htntirm ynu aH
ywi wMI renf" C n mr
of IHM.
Bohling'fi
"GOOD FIT"
SHOE STORE
tho pWKrHin
Mr. Itnviimu Iism rtmtoil tho Frank
Wilbur property nml inwvcil hi- fm.
ilv horo( tho lnl of I ho wek. Mr
lliiyinuii roeenllt cuiho frui luo i.
Mr. and Mi. Walter Cr"t -l l..ith
mp, t'alif, fonnerlt if ln pl.ice,
are rejoicing in the birth of i ihiudi
ler.
iftnfi a i
btreHgth It brlnga
about af( r baby
comes. Mother s
Friend hi fur unto
nt drug stores
Wrlio for our
free book for cxMrtaiit mothers
Whlrh contains much valuable Infor
mation BRADFIEID nECl'UTOR CO.. AlUla, Co.
J
Office Rooms For
Rent over Haskins
Drug Store.
pillllllHIIIIIIHIIll!!!!
1 Heres another the kind grandmother
used to make "baclcEast" only better.
Make them for breakfast to-morrow:
RECIPE NO. 2 BUCKWHEAT CAKES
S3
m
as
3c
BE
11-4 cupa buckwheat flour
1-4 cap white flour
1-2 teaspoon sail
2 1-2 cups thick sour miiJc
1 1-2 teaspoons soda
1 CffJ i
Sift iFiirKtrlioRt flour, wMto llotsr nrxl nlt Into
mixing InihI; iuM txiur iiilllt ii tthKlt vm l
Ihcii tllMxdtcil, mul Imit ,ry wikmiIIi; llun nihl
the well Ixmlcn egg. JUUu on Ittit tirhlillo ami
serve m rnrHdly ik baketl, llmt llicy nmy be
ciijirnl rhilc eritji.
Buclcwheas, of all cakes, require plenty of
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TOWLfS
LOG CABI
SYRU
time
them
in
some
SB
There's something about the "more" at the snme
flavor of Towle's Log Cabin knowirur that in frivinr?
Svrup tliat just seems'lojjom- delight you an fJoin? the
nfete the delicious ncrtection of frood. for Towle's fe whoicsnn
buckwheat cakes or any kind and supplies a real need in the
of cakes. developing bodies of crrowincr
You never tire of Towle's Log youngsters.
Cabin Syrup the more you eat Your grocer has plenty of
the more you want. And it is Towle's the Log Cabin Can
comfort to be able to say ' 'yes" is your surety of measure.
to the children's pleadings for TovIq. w ClUll s..nlpkWWli
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imtiomd picfcreiux' is. for 'I'owIc'm,
hccmise it is.u (idil'ioiii tirtiflts and
because mother knows' it is whole-
koiiio u Mile, (lclit'ioiii sweet for
the fuiuily.
Try home canillci, In tlur long winter
cveuliiKH, iHlnif Towbs'a I.ojf Cwlilit
Syrup, If you tlon't know Jkv, inir
rrcts ri'dpu liook trjlla luni ami ilm't
fnrn-t to cut nut tlilt icelpn for j.viiulnn
New I'.mkI.iihI Hiirltwlieat Utki'ii, I'nato
It In your t-iiol. Iiimk mul umbo uonio
of tliu i-tikru) for ln-.i!fm.t,
Ordor Tovle'o Lofy Cabin Syrup
from your Krorer It m lay, 'l'liru writti
to ' .Jnck' jl'ora rruo,rct,'if 1m. Jiyoji
ii1m Minil iivu two-t'tiiil HtmnpPi t t-ottr
IMislw, ' .Iiu'k TinvlfV will hcii.I willi
tlio book, n mln.ituro win tf I'oh'U-'h Iitf
ii Syrup. Tins HtUo nui will pleauo tlio
rt'riuiMl tilts nyriiji jilcust-a everybody,
csa ,fnck Towlo" caro of
IVfopJe Products Company
Dcpt. 2-1, St. Paul, Minn.
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