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All t-ommtinlmttont should bo In
by Friday. Address society odltor,
or phono 8'J-J,
Woilni'Hiliiy iiflciiimui Miss Doris
lliinlny nml Minn Kllmilxitli Wwuiny
entertained nt (ho llnuley residence
In hunor uf MIiim Killtli Fish of I'hoo
ntx. Tim affair was oik; of the prel
limit nml iiiohL competently iirriiiiKnl
that linn occurred nmoiiK tho youim
ur not In Ashland for hoiiiii tlmu,
About twenty Kiiests woru present,
nil uliMlmo IiIkIi school friends of
MlM Pish, The nftnnioon wits appro
prltttrly called n "lavender shower, '
for nil tho guests brought lltllft
sachet Iihrii and lavender stick of
sufficient quantity to scent her llnon
for many years to cnnw, The young
ladle nil brought their fancy work,
nml with social enjoyment passed
itwny tlm afternoon. Thu decorations
prepared for tho occasion were wry
iinliiui nml beautiful. On tho lawn
It it ii nrhor, which linil been decornl
ril profusely with ferns, Invomlor but
lerfllcs nnj flowers, Hero refresh
ments were served. A "sent of lion
or" wan provided nml decorated for
tint KticMl of honor, Thu plain card
were especially worthy of mention,
being lltlln lavender cuplda.
Miss l-'lih, who was the Rtieii of
honor, U to Imi timrrlcil August 22
to Wllllum Thompson of Central
Point. Tlio hrltlo.lo.bo has mnnv
Ashland Mends who oiprcss tunny
wishes for her fnturo happiness.
Ashland Tidings.
Tho marriage of Miss Clinrlotlo
.nrhor of Kallspel, Mont., nml Mr,
V. C. Junk) n was anlomulicd Wotlncs
ilny afternoon nt tho l'resh)terlan
church, llov, W. I. Hlilclds perform
I UK tho ceremony. Mis I'cnrl
Ziuher, sister of tliohrlilo attended
tho bride iniil I'onl Hill was best
lllllll.
Mr. nml Mr. .Imikyn will bo. nt
home to their frlomU nt iZo Nort'i
Control avenue.
Mm. W. II. Mcdownn, grand inn
trotiof llin Kuatcrii Btnr of Oregon,
li'ft' this wvok for thu conitt. Wbllo
nun) ulitt will lxlt Mnmliflulil,
I'lori'iiro nml otlnrv convt towiu.
Mr, ntnl Mr. Win. I much, Ml
lluntrlco OJorticn nml Mm. J. U.
Ill own of Mlnnenpoltit, nrn mnkliiK nn
auto trip throiiKh Northurn Cullfor
nln,
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Mm. Wllllnini nml itmightnr, Mlm
l.noy of I.lttlo Hock, Ark., nro the
riiumU of Mm. Wllllaina Mlstur, Mri.
Win. (IcrlK.
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Mr. II, llumbort of Kiirouo, who
linn boon tbn Riiont of Mr. nml Mm.
0. II. l'lorro hnn rotnrnoil to his
homo,
Mr. nml Mm. Iloinur Itothormnl
luuo rnturiiod from nn nuto trip
throiiKh tho northorn purl of tho
hlnlo.
Mr. nml Mm. Krnnk Wlhton, Mlmi
Wlltion nml Mln Knln Jncobs hnvo
rt)(iiriiL(( from u tilp to Crntvr I.uko,
Mr. nml Mm. It. N. I'uMur nml Mr.
nml Mm, W. I iJulHoiibnry mo
HpomllnK tho wonk nt Cmtor l.nko.
Mr. llorbot Alfonl loft Woilnomlnv
moriiliiK for 1'nlo Alto, Cnl., whoro
ho will ontor stmifonl Unlvomlty.
Mr. mnl Mm. Wlok Fox nml MIbh
Kvolyn Tnylor hnvo rcturiioil from
an oiitlim at (Irutor l.ultg.
Mr. uml Mm, A. 0, Alton nml cbll
Iron linvu letiirnoil from mi auto trl.i
throiiRh Yollowbtonu Park,
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Mm. I'M Wnrnor mnl chlldron hnvo
roliirnod from Nnwpo'rt, wboro' thov
Hpunl tho Hiimmor.
MIkh Mublo .lont'H rotiiiiiti thlH
wook from n throu montlu vlnlt In
Aburdoon, WiihIi,
Mr. Wllllum Wostorliiiiil of Chi
i'urii Ih tho RiioHt of bin hrothor, J,
A. Woulorluml,
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MInm CHlhurlno Mourn luu loliirm'il
from lluilailny, wiuru hIiu utlumluit
wiiiiiiuor buIiooI,
MU I,iiiuIiio lllllgn uml MIn Ioiio
I'ljiin iiuvu id(uriiv) fruni H xity t
C'nli'Hlln,
f
Mr, Will Kmnwt liifl Tut'udiiy fur
m hrM vvU Mty Hi Hfl'ln Cit'.
A vtiry plpnnnnt nffulr wn rIvoii
In honor of Vlriilnlu I'luffuiu of Itono.
biirR, by MIhh IMmh WoIU of Jntk
hoiivIIIii rond, WiidmiKdiiy iiftornoon.
"Tho Rniium woro nil vory orlRlnul
nml chiinoiI iiiiich inorrlimint.
Aftor thl n vory dnlnty buffet
mippor wn rorvod
'I'll omo promint worn MIhhch (lorthn
nml llotun Clnrk, Maty TIhiIiiIo, In.i
llniliiy, Volinn McCrmllo, ItoIo
liner, Dorothy Mlllor, Vlrnlnlit Hut
f ii til uml IMiia WoIU.
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Mm, (loorRn Cnnodv nml hnr nliitcr
Mrs. Wnrnock of Mlnnonpolls cnlor
tnliiml nt liiiirhcon Trldny nnd tho
Knouts Includnl Mr. Kcrby Miller,
nml sUtor, MUs Kollor of Chicago;
Mm, lloppln nml MIm Jntln lloppln,'
Mm. AUn Ilrncklnrooil, Mrs. MondorJ
Mm. I'oolili'a nml bor inothor, Mm.'
HnrRonnl of Illinois, Mm. Win. Men.-
oynnil MIhs llolon Mrnlny, Mm.
Itowoll, Mm. Mary Noff, lm. Tor.
tor Noff nnd Mm. I'nul Jnnnci'.
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Mm. Chnrlos Connor cntortnlnod
at dlnnor at liar now homo north of
Jacknonvllln Tuomlny iiIrIiI for Mrs.
(Joorco Carpenter who loft Woden's-
day for hor homo In Clilcnito nftcr
vlsltlnc hor non, CoorKn llnoiio Car
puntor nt Foothills nrcbnrd. Tims,
dny nftornoon Mrs. A. C, HIiiRbnm en:
Inrlnlnpil for Mm. Cnrpontor nt n
noon dny liinchvon.
.
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. IC. IHiiRbniii outer
tnlnrd at dinner Hntnnlny ovonlni' nt
tho Country club. Their Riicata wcro
Mr. nnd Mrs. llunbnr Cnrpontor,
Mrs. KM in u ml Ilurko, Mm. Alfred
Cnrpontor, Mlsnos Ixiulio Ilurko,
Msblo Ilurko, Mndollno HltiRhnm.
Moasrs, Chnndlor Kgnn and II. W.
UlnKhain,
Mm. Porter J. Noff ontortulncd nt
luncheon Tuesday lor Mm. Wnrnock
of Mlnnonpolls. Tho other Ruonts
were Mcsdnmoa Wnrnock, F. K. l)ouel
Wllnon, HrniklnrtM'il, Mndmu Noff
nml Miss Helen Mcntoy.
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Mr. nml Mm. C. I. Hutrhlson nml
Miss Fern Hutchison, Mr. and Mrs.
W, I. Vnwtor, Varnon, and William
Vawlor and It. Hi'McCurdy hsvo ro-
turned from a motor trip to Cres
cent City.
Mm. (loorKo Cnrpontor, who hni
boon the Ruost of hor son nml dntiRb-tor-ln-lnw.
Mr. ami Mm.. (loo. llooua
Cnrpontor, returned this wook to hor
homo In ChlcnRo.
Tho Indies of tho Washington
school PHront-Tcnclicrs' clrclo wcro
entertained Wednesday afternoon av
tho homo of Mrs, I.ouls Knlp.
.
Mrs. Portor J. Noff was hoileis nt
n breakfast Wednesday Riven In
honor of bor sister-in-law Mrs, War-
nark of Minneapolis,
Tho ciccutlvn bonrd of tlio tlroutor
Modfnrd club will hold n meetliiK
Momlay nftornoon at 3 o'clock nt tlio
public library, ,
Mm. It. A. Antlo loaves Momluy
for n Visit with relntlxon In Ohio
and Illinois nml will Ik) uwuy u couplo
uf months,
Mr. nml Mrs. Wilbur Jouos nml
family of itoss Luna hnvo returned
from uu nuto tilp throuRh ICnstoru
OrcRou.
Dr. It. W, HtonniB nnH returned
from n ton days ntny at Newport.
Mrs, titoHrus will return next week.
MIsh Mury (Irlunby nf Pendleton
Ih tlio RUi'Ht of her slstor, Mrs, Hor-
man Puriickor,
Miss Myrtlo I.lttlo of IloBoburK U
spomlliiR thu week with frlomlu In
Mod ford,
Mm. li, W, Knynrt linn roturnod
from n liiiutliiR trip In tho HlHklyouH.
Mm. F. W. Curnabau of llluo I.oiIho
Ih HpondliiK a fuw dayn In Mifonl.
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Mr. nnd Mm. O, I DuvIh havo ro
turned from a trip to Weed, Cnl.
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Mr. nml Mm. Walter llowno ontor
tallied at dlnnor Tuosdny ulRht,
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MIhh Carollno JiicoIh or Ashlmnl Is
Iho Huest uf rrlomU In M ml ford.
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Miss Cnrlolta Dunlin Iiiih returiiol
fnnu a trip to Hsu Fraiirlsco,
Mm, Harry Helm lias returned
from u tilp to Under I.uko.
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Minn llnlun I'ururker bin reluruH
fiom m vllt m( Aliml,
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MIm MMrm Himkh In MIh.I
Thu wedilliiK or Miss IMItli Fish,
IniiRhtor of Mr. Theodora Fish of
Phoenix nml Mr, William A. Tliomp
hoii of Central Point occurred Hun
dny afternoon nt tho homo of tho
Initio's parents, Dr. Ilnllllo or Phoe
nix offlclntlliK.
Tho brldo wns Rotvnod In white
crepe do ihonn.
Only the relntlvos nnd Immediate
f i lends of the family wore present.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Thompson will spent
their honeymoon at Vautouvor, II.
C, ami on tholr return will ninko
their homo on Mr. TliouipsonVi
ranch near Central Point,
Mlirn Mildred Rerlix wns hostess at
a,.illnuer Tunwlny ovoiiIiir Riven for
tho plnnsurn of her kuohI. MIrs l.ucy
AVIIllnmH, The other Kucsts wcro
Miss Inn Cochran, Miss I.uclnda Coch
ran, Miss Jean Anderson, Messrs.
(loorge VIIiim, Nod Vilas, Walter Mer-
rick, Kuiemou Merrick and Frank
(lorlR.
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Miss Hut h Merrick returns today
from l.o me Ilonch, where sho seut
tho Htinimnr, accompnnylnc her Is
her uncle, W. It. Morrlck, of I.ons
lloarb, who will mako a short visit
hero,
MIrs Mildred CoVIr nnd her Riiect
Ml kk l.ucy Wllllnms, Misses lua nml
l.ucluda Cochran, nro spcndlnR the
week-end nt Omnia Pass, thu Rticst
of Miss Pnullno Coo.
Mr, nod Mm. Mcminn Pururker of
Ashlnml nml Miss Mnry OrlRsby of
Pendleton spent tho wcok-ond with
Mr. nnd Mm. II. II. Patterson.
Mrs. ItoKlnald Parsons and chil
dren left for their homo In Senttlo
Friday, nfler spending tho summer
nt IHUcrcst orchnrd.
Mm, Itntph llardwoll entertained
tho Tliursilny llrldpo club this woek
This In the first meotliiK of tho club
for several months,
Chnrlea Hay ami Hnbert l'cloiuo
who havo boon spending several
weeks nt Nowporl returned Thurs
day to Mcdford,
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Mlmt J uoness lliitler Is exectcd
homo soon from Spoknno, where she
wont to ntteml the weddliiR of Miss
Nenloy.
Mm, A. M. Carey has returned to
Medford nftor an nbscuco of over n
)enr and Is staying at Hotel Hol
land.
. Mr. ami Mm. I,. Martin leave this
week for HosoburR where thoy will
mnke their future homo.
Mr. ami Mrs. OcrlK, their Rtiest,
Mrs, Wllllnms, and Frank CcrlR toft
Saturday for Crator l.nko.
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Miss ltono Myom and MIsh i:ilsn
Itoth Myers left this week for nn ox
tended trip In tho eait.
WHAT $10 DID
FOR THIS WOMAN
The Price She Paid for Lydta
E.Pinkhm'VgeUbleCom-
pound Which Brought
Good Health.
Danvlhe, Vs.-" I have only spent ten
ilollara on your medicine and I feel so
mucn itciicr win
did tohon tho doctor
was treating me. I
don't suffer any
bearing down pnlnn
at all now nndl sleep
well, I cannot ssy
enough for Lydla E.
Pinkham's Vcgota
blo Compound and
Liver Pills as they
have dono so much
forme. I am enjoy-
tog goal health now and owe It nil to
your remedies. I take pleasure In toll
fag my friends and neighbors about
thcm."-Mrs. Mattib Halby, 501 Col
sjubone Street, Danville, Vs.
No woman sufforlng from any form
f female troubled should lose hopo un
til sho has given Lydla E. Pinkham's
Vegetabla Compound a fair trial.
This famous remedy, the medicinal
IngroiMonta of which are derived
from native roots and herbs, has for
forty years proved to be a moat valua
Lie tonic nnd invlgorator pf tho fe
male organism. Women everywhere
Utar willing testimony to Utu wonderful'
virtue of Lydla Ji Pinkham's VetfU
bin Comxmnd.
If run liuvfl Uit slightest dnuht
IkHt 1yillH ICl'lHkliMHl'N Vtf0lM
WM!MiioHmllllhi'liyiiii,HrltM
twIHUIM'JHUIiniM.Medlt'liintV.
(HMtlHHUul)yyHM,Wnwilll'H'
nmd mm4 hwhwihtimI by h whhmh
The Indies of the Pnront-Tenchcrs'
circle who met with Mm. Louis
Kulps Wednesday enjoyed an excep
tlonnlly pleasant nftornoon. Tho so
cial hour wns enlivened ,y music nnd
recitations. Mr Kilgar WlRht rend
erlnR two cornet solos with Miss Flor
ence Ornves ns nrcnuipnulst, Mrs II
O. MnnnliiR coutrlhuttnR reelliitlonn
which woro received with much op
preclntivo InuRhter, nml Mm, Harry
Tucker dellRhtcd the KatberliiR ftlth
seierat musical selections, fiiuons
them beliiR two of her own componl
Hon. Tho hostess sorved Ice rrcatn
nml enke, AmotiR thoo - enJoyltiR
her hospitality wore Mesdmues It. t.
Klnleysldc. C. 0- Power, 0. X. Wilson
Ilerthn Cowley, Margaret L'vans, P
H, Dnlley, I). Woods, 8. II, Ornhnm,
Hnrry Tucker, K. It. Hceloy, C Walk
er, H. O. MnnnltiR, Miss Ornves,
Mensem KdRnr WIrIiI and H. II. Orn
hnm, Tho first regular meetliiK of tlm
Pythian Bisters, niter their summer
vacation, will bo held nt K. of P. hall
Wednesday, September 2, at K p. m
Tho following officers ll preside
P. C, Mrs. H. 0. Workmnn; M. K. V ,
Mm. J. A, Perl: M. of F., Mm, John
llutlcr: M. or It. ami C. Miss Mary
Hnswell; inanaRir. Mrs, F. Isnncs; K
J., Mrs. It. It. Kble; protector, Mrs.
Kruest McKce: Riiard, Mrs. Asel Hub
bard, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. II. DelllnKer enter
tained at dinner tor their house Rtio't
Miss MadRe Humbert or Hurciic. The
other Ruests were Miss llertha Pierce
nnd Miss Mnrlo Sccloy.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Hoy loll Momlny
for their homo In Kansas nfler a
short stay In Mcdford.
Mm. Lewis AVnkeuinu entoftnlnvd
the Nullo Ilrldgc club Thursday ot
this week.
Miss Josepliluc Hoot Is spcndlnR
tho wook-end with friends in Ornnts
Pass.
Mr. C. M. KnRllsh left Monday on
a trip to Dakota and Colorado.
Miss Carolina Holmes of Salem In
tho guest of friends In this city.
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Mr. Jay Ooro lias returned from n
three weeks stay at Colcstln.
Ml us Llda Austin left this week on
a trip to Northern California.
a
, Mils Kuuls Sperk left this week for
a trlplo Portland.
MONTH IvA I., $u7Tau7- -J!). The
Princess Pntriein Cunmliiiu lilit in
fantry, fiit unlive troop- fiom
North America to leave for the
KurnK'uu wiir, Miileil today. 1000
strong, nbonril the While Star liner
Megimtie, niuiil milu neem, for n
secret dcHtinution.
If
Old fashioned stoves nre
furnaces. And such Kitch
ens ore much like boiler
rooms. Always there is soot and
smoke and gas and
ashes. Always a fire to be
built, constantly watched
and stirred. Always a lit
ter of the old-stove uten
sils. And always a task
to be done.
Is your wife always to
spend those hours over a
hot, dirty fire? If you
could only know some
times what she is thinking.
P r
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Dr. R. W. MacCullough to Talk
On The European War Crisis
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Dr. MacCullough will aetlvcr an
Interesting lectiiro on tho present
ICuropcau crisis. Its relation to 1Mb
Ural prophecy uml to present day
politics, nt thu Christian church, Fri
day, Bcpt I Hi, nt $ v ni.-
There will bo a musical program
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LONDON, Atiir. 20, .li.1 p. m. A
Uritifli rrui-er nrrivul in the Xore
(oilny uitli 2(H) (lennnii prisoner on
lionril, tliielly fnnn the Geromn
enii'-er Mainz, wliirh wax Mink by n
iiiitifli fleet in the recent nnviil en
Biigcmeiit off Ciixlinven.
TRAIN SERVICE CEASED
JUST BEFORE BATTLE
PAWS, Aii. 2'J. 1 p. m.-r-Train
MTiice boiweeu 1'nri. uml Boulogne
i Mipi'iulcil tidii until further
notice. It i pro-tuiHiI here that thi
step wiik taken because tho nllieil
nrmies nre nboul tii engnj;e the (Jer-
maiw on or near the railroad line
running into llotiloue.
With Medford trade l Kidford made.
Hughes Electric Ranges
You can give yeur wife this happiness. It means new health, new frdm
and an extra hour each day for rt and pUaiurt. You can save Iter all that
tlnuj and work and trouble for 3 cents a day!
Step into our ghow room, $w tint rw I ughee Range, See how slinpte hi opera
tkm-bow dTkiwit in couMimpikxi of fiwl. You can't afford to b wkbout it.
CALIFORNIA-OREGON POWER COMPANY
"resm m mhoiord, okkgon m w. mm m.
In chargoof Miss Florence Hazelrigg.
Tho entertainment Is to lio given
tin ik r the auspices of the Young
People' Leaguo or the city, Wth
tho purpo.io of raising funds to place
n bltilo In every hotel room In tho
city.
GERMAN illfAf
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WASHINGTON, Au;r. 2J.- Kutan
troop-, nro thirty kilometor.s from
Lembertf nml Seniminnny lienilipmr
terx has moved fnnvnnl to Zalovo.
neeonlini' to official .li.-uiteheH today
to the Freiieh cnilmy. lie fop;
Nuney the Freiieh triMiiw founil 210t)
Oeniinu dcail nml before Vitriimint
loOO ilend.
Ihirtlelt Vvatn.
' Our last car of Itnrtlctts wHI ko to
the cannery Monday. If you have
any Ilartletta bring them In bforo .'
o'clock and wo ran hamllo them. No
worms and nothing under two Inches
can bo used.
CO-OPKRATIVB FHUlT GHOWKHS'
ASSOCIATION.
Ttth Modfnrd trade u Medford mad
Which-
Furnace
or Kitchen?
Do you know that thousands of women cook their
meals by the snap of a switch? Yes, in kitchens as
cool and clean and tidy as any parlor. For there is
no grime or dirt or reeking gas in electricity. And
the Hughes Range heats the food and not the kitchen.
Women are fast finding freedom from the tiresome
kjtchen tasks. They deserve it. A few years from
now they'll how it in apptaranc and Am(A.
ERWIN, WITH 348
LEADS
NATIONM
LEAGUE BAHERS
C'HICAOO, Aug. 2!). Host if
win's .148 kcops In the lend of N'a
tlonnl Lcnguo bnttoro, according til
figures published today, but another
Ilrooklyu player. Dalton, who hat
played lit U9 gnmoB, Is the real pare
settor with 3.1. Orant, New York, In
third with 331, Then comes Decker,
Philadelphia, 325; Oonzalqs, Cincin
nati, .124; Dnubert, lirooklyn, .lltt;
Mngec, Philadelphia, 312: Connolly,
IJonton, 309; Wlngo, St. Louis, 300;
Phelan, Chicago, 304.
lirooklyn with .270 heads the clubs
in batting, and Now York Is next
with 2C2. Manager Herzog of Cin
cinnati leads In stolen bases with 31.
Dick Hoblltxol, Iloston Jeaitf, the
American League batters, with .SttfJ.
Next are Jackson. Cleveland, Hi;
Collins, Philadelphia, ,iS2; MHelraM.
Washington. UT, Cobb, Detroit,
3C; Crce, New York. 341; gjfeakiw,
iloston, 328; Iiaker, Philadelphia,
32 cj Crawford, Detroit., 328; Mel
nls, Philadelphia, 312. Philadelphia,
with 269 and Detroit with 249, lead
In team hitting. Mallei, New York,
with 48, is ahead In stolen bases.
Tho three leaden among the Na
tional Leaguo pitchers whose total
won and lost games number mom
than ten, nro James, Doston, IS and
C; Doak. St. Louis, 17 and C; Ru
dolph, Iloston. 18 nml 7. In the
American league the leaders are
Itcnder, Philadelphia. 12 and 2;
Plank, Philadelphia, 13 and 3, hJ
Leonard, Iloston, 19 and I.
Domestic Scientists
particularly should read U. S. Bul
letin No. 103 of tho Dept. of Agri
culture on tho subject of Aluminum
Compounds In Dating Powder.
CRESCENT
BAKING POWDER
Is a type of those experimented upon
and meets all requirements of i
Pure Food Product.
U5c IVr lb.
AH Grocers
Crescent
Manufacturing;
Company
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