COMMUNITY CLUB
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GOVE BIG PARTY
iliy Mr. Marion Tryer.)
TALENT, On?., Feb. 8. (Spec
ial.) A delightful surprise party
was given at the homo of Mr. una
Mr. Frank Hoidrldse last Friday
evening in honor of WiieHUl, the
occasion being that young man's
birthday. The guests enjoying the
evening were Messrs. Paul Krun
berg, Wayne Mason, Earl Boptird,
Viloby Connor, Warren Connor.
Hobert Carter, Max Carter, Hill
Jitmgle of Ashland, George Connor.
U C. Wiley Hilt and Clarence
Jfoldridge; the Misses Nell 11111,
Katherine Kste, Kdna Newbry, Lll
lie Fire, Iotr. Tryer. Cora New
ihousv, Alien f J Item, Ha Hill. OHIo
Opal Hill, Esther Holdrhigo,
1 Mr. and Mm. Roy Hilt and chil
dren, Mr. and Mrs, L, C, Hill, Sr.
Then" evening wag spent in playing
ttanies and uinging souk a in be
tween games. A delicious lunch of
J co cream and cake was served
about midnight, after which the
(party broke up.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Proctor, who
have spent the last four or five
years in Talent and Ashland, mov
ed (Saturday to Koseburg where
Mr. Proctor is employed.
Mr. and Mrs. Klmer Kincaid and
daughter Charlene were shopping
in Mcdford Saturday. -
The Woman's Homo Missionary
society met Thursday at the home
of Mrs. t. O. Hurley.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Skeeters and
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Skeeters were
guests at the home of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Charley Skeeters Sunday. -The
Talent Community club met
Wednesday afternoon at the com
.munity hall, with a good attend
ance. Various topics of Interest
were presented to the membership
for discussion. Reports of commit
tees showing renewed Interest in
club work. The club will give a
St. Valentine party next Thursday,
February 14th. This party will be
for the community at large and
will be free, with games and other
umtiHcments. There will be a
charge made for the supper.
On Thursday,- February 2Slh,
Mrs. Mack, county home demon-
satdon agent, will meet with the
Community club at a special meet
ing In the afternoon, and arrange
for a" course' In home economics to
be held in Talent. This school will
be for the benefit of every woman
in the community, and an urgent
request Is expressed for everyone
who would ho interested to. be
present at that time. The club
I adopted as their motto the phrase.
"Community service for the good
of all." A short program was
then put on by the program com
mittee, consisting of a reading by
Mrs. Long on the French national
anthem, the "Marseillaise." At
1ho close of the meeting a dellcioun
' lunch was served by the chairman
I of tho social committee, Mrs. 'Ed
Koblson, ussisted by Mrs. Hoy le-
Vandcr. Several new ' members
were taken In at this time.' Mrs.
Ifyrpn Keith, .. Mrs., W. Xcwhouse
I and Mrs. Ormy Toddard.
Bill Fox and Tom Lamb have
started hauling gravel with tho
i county truck, and are fixing" the
road In the Wagner Creek district.
The basketball game played
Monday evening between tho Ja ck
sonville teams and tho Talent
teams resulted in a, victory for the
Talent boys by a score of 37 to
24, and a victory for tho Jack
sonville girls by a score of t!7 to
St. Tho game was played at Tal
ent. ,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Ncwhouse and
son Rainsford and daughter Cora
spent Sunday evening as guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. B.
Hopper In Medford. ,
Mrs. George Kerby of Anderson
crock was a business caller in Ash
land Itwt Thursday.
Henry Sheets, in company-with
O. U Bullon. made a business trip
to- Yreka, Cat., Saturday, returning
tho samo day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ava Holt of Oak
land, Cal., who was a giH'st of their
! ik (M2,
Baking Powder is in the
,0 Bakihq w
f7br Best Results Use
DOUDLG ACTION
'! First In the Dough -Then In the Oven
Same Price
For Over 38 Years
Millions of Pounds Used
mother, Mrs. 3. P. Ejton in Med
ford, spent Monday evening visit
ing with their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley Oogeli.
Little Miss Frances flusseli has
been on the sick list fjr the past
wk.
Waiter Russell, after a few days
visit with hiS family, received or-
derg. ti report at Portland Satur;
dfty. He left by stage Saturday.-
Miss Bertha Kdmui.aon spent the
week 0l at the home of Mrs.
Claud "Williams a ttho Suncrest.
Mrs. Will Ferns was a guest of
Mrs, Gienn Withrow Welne.i8y
night.
Mrs. Charley Holdridye, Mrs.
Clements and Mrs. Hotel ling were
guests of Mrs. O. L. Lindley Tues
day. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Vogell were
dinner guests Tuesday evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.-D.
Eaton in Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Tryon were
guests at a farewell party given
at the Suncrest in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. L,indly and family, who
moved the end of the week to- their
new home as of Medford.
Mrs. Nida Oat man of Medford
and Mrs. Will Ferns spent last Fri
day night with Mrs. Oletm With
row. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Boone at
tended tho dance at the Oriental
Gardens at Medford Saturday.
John Mason is ill nnd in & very
critical condition at his home on
Gibson street,
Mrs. X. O. Penland received
word last Friday of tho death of
her brother-in-law, Carl Stock well,
who died very suddenly. Mrs.
Stockwell was in Honolulu at the
time of his death. Mr. Stockwell
will be remembered by acquaint
ances here, having visited at the
Penland homo last summer.
James Purves was taken last Fri
day to the Community hospital in
Ashland," having had his leg io
jured again, which it was seared
had caused tubercu losls of tho
bone, i
Mrs; Chase Gardner is on the
sick list this week,
Talent Grange met at its regular
meeting Thursday night
A boy was born Monday to Mr.
an Mrs. Thatcher.
Mrs. G. 1 Bullen of the Red
Crown service station was a busi
ness visitor in Medford Tuesday
morning. .
Mrs. Ed Learning and Mrs. Ma
Hon Tryer called on Mrs. Chase
Gardner Thursday afternoon. . -
Mrs. Jenny Sleppey is spending a
few weeks mi the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Hoy Foster,
Charley Wilkison of Ashland was
a guest Sunday at the homo of
Mr. and Mrs. On ml Jones.
Mrs. Knighton moved Wednes
day to th bomo of her daughter,
Mrs. Wiley Jones.
Mrs. Sula Uean of Phoenix spent
the first of the week a guest of
Mr. and Mrs. John Kobisott. Mrs.
Dean is spending the remainder
of tho week with relatives on Wag
ner creek.
ltpti.-t Church. .
X. W. iliirnette, pastor.
Sunday school ai ll a. m.
Preaching at 31a. m. and 7:30
p. m.
McUkkIKI Church.
Ue Aubery Brown, pastor,
Sunday school at 0:45 i. m. Les
ter Newbry, superintendent.
Preaching at 11 a. in. and 7:30
, m.
Epworth league at 6:30 p. m.
Regular prayer meeting Thurs
day evening at 7:30 p. m.
A cordial inVltation Is extended
to the public to attend any or alt
of these services.
JACKSONVILLE GRANGE
WILL MEET TONIGHT
JACKSONVILLE. Ore, Feb. 8.
(Special.) Jacksonville Grange
wilt hold its next regular business
meeting tonight, Jan. 8th, at 8
o'clock Worthy Master John
Neidermeyer urges all new mem
bors especially to be present..
Although tho social meetings
are proving to be very popular
It is believed that the business ses
sions will run a close second due
to the fact that refreshments are
being served on thnt nltrht.
for
By Our Government
i i - -1 f i if f
ABUNDANT WATER
OVER 4000 ACRES
FOR EAGLE POINT
AG LIS POINT, Ore.,
Feb. S.r-
(.Special.
Tho Eagle Point Irri
gation district is nearly teugh
cleaning the lateral system, leav
ing only the main canal - to be
cleaned and U is in vory good
shape due to the fact that there
has not baen any long heavy rains.
Tho district is working a crew
of fifteen men and will start on
the main canal In about two
weeks. -
It. T. Seaman, manager of the
district, says they always have an
abundance of water and will de
liver water to about 4,000 acres
for 1329 in place of 3200 last year
and 26J the year before, showing
a steady increase in the land be
ing farmed. It is plain to be seen
that only water can produce the
largo crops that tho farmers with
irrigated land produce.
R. A. Weidman took two dress
ed hogs to town Monday,
"Mr, nnd Mrs, Theron Jones of
Grants Pass, one of tho 1 leading
cattle men of the county were In
Eagle Point attending to business
Saturday. . , I '
Arnold Rogers visited recently
with his Hunt, Mrs.- Alberts in
Butte Falls. - -
A largo number of people lire
applying for membership in the
Eagle Point Grange. Since 'we
have two drill teams an dtwo bus
iness meetings a month the work
will, go faster. And all new candi
dates will be initiated at short
notice. ..
S. H. Haruish is enjoying this
lovely sunshiny weather; it makes
him feel like a boy again, so much
so that he had his mustache re
moved recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed High of Ash
land entertained Sunday in honor
of Mrs. Joseph King, it being Mrs.
King's birthday anniversary. A
sumptuous dinner was served t
noon. Among tho invited guests
were Mrs. H. E. Hewlett, Miss Haiti-Howtett
of the .Sunny Hi do Hotel
Sir. and Mrs. Joseph King .and
fjhree sons, Joseph, Donald and
Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Ed High and
daughter Virginia nnd son George.
Mrs. High and Mrs. King will bo
remembered as Miss Bessie and
Jeanetto Haelton, formerly of
Eagle Point.
Lester Throekmorten and Ted
Seaman were pleasant -callers at:
the Held man home Monday.
Bill Hatman was in town Tues
day having some work don at the
local blacksmith shop.
Mrs. Bum Coy and son Sammy
were visitors nt the, home of Mr.
and Mrs. H, Stlnaoii of Medford
recently, -
Mrs. Kwnzv .visited with Mrs.
Frank Lewis at the. Community
hospital of Medford Sunday. Mrs.
ia able to be around and is
feeling very mu:h better, t
Among the Eagle point people
trading in Medford Saturday were
tHivanu airs. H. ti. Campbell, Mr,
and Mrs. lionham,- Mr;- and Mrs,
Otto Castor, Miss Sybil Castor,
Miss Ernestine Bahaek, Sam Har
nish, Mrs. Kwnzy. Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Smith, Miss Myrtle Mister and
Mrs, Cora Smith,
Sam Coy delivered a load of
sheep In Medford for Hay iiarnish
Monday.
Fred Pettigrcw was In town
Monday attending to business.
Tho Grange dance held in their
hall Saturday was a tremendous
success as are all these noted
dances. We are pleased to renort
that they are second to none in tho
county for their popularity. . ,
Johnny .MHier, one of our local
upto-to-date carpenters, is making
soma alterations to the interior of
the Faber & ChergtHn store. . ,
Rev, Morgan is well on the way
to health as he personally receives
visitors and can sit up for quite a.
wniie without becoming fatigued.
Mr.. and Mrs, Percy Haley enter
tained at dinner Saturday e'.-.tlng
Mr. and Mrs, Ed Cowden, Mr. and
Mrs. Charley Koadarmei of Butte
Falls,' Donald Young and Mr,
Koadarmel of Eagle Point.
Lylb Van Kcoy is home again,
having recently returned from on
extended vacation in California,
The choir will practice as usual
at the home of Mrs, Keyut Brown.
Tho Christian Endeavor society
met as usual in the Presbyterian
church Sunday evening at 8 p. m.
Miss Elva Castor, president of the
Crater Lake Union conducted the
meeting. As this was the birthday
of the Christian Endeavor, Miss
Castor related to the you jiff people
its history. t
Francis C. Clark, founder of this :
work seeing Jhnt the yv$n people !
neeuca a. cnance to express tneir
views on religion freely, started
this work with a small number in
tho year 3881, the first convention
was hold In Maine in 3382, Now
It has .'spread ls.lt over the .United
States of America and more than
a dozen foreign countries.
All over these countries at hun
dreds of these meetings tho birth
day was celebrate!. A largo red
candle represcuOnv; Francis C.
Clarke, stood in tho center of the
table, while tho young people held
shorter white candles oil burning
to represent the year. The lights
of the church were turned out and
in the dim light tho young people
sang, 'There's a Church in the
VitlU'y by th Wildwood." , Miss
Esther ' McCoilum, jit ter medial o
superintendent of the Christian
Endeavor of the Presbyterian
church of Medford, irave a short
talk . on tho value of these meet
ings, to. the young people, Mr.
MeCollutt gave a solo entitled;.
"Hold Thou. My Hand playing
her own accompaniment, which
was very well rendered.
aiiss Beatrice (seam-coke vt
Medford was also present.
A number of tlje younr people
are planning to attend the Chris
tian Endeavor rally to be held at
Grants Pass next Sunday, Febru
ary 10th; also they are intending
to have - Bociul party in tho pear
future with only members tl the
Christian Endeavor present.
All young pepl are cordially
pvited as these are young people's
mertings,
Mrs. W. L. Childreth who hss j
been sick for some time U still j
taking treatment three "times a
wek at tho sanitarium at ick j
sonvUle. Mrs. Chiidreth rt-partas
that sh is getting along fine but'
slightly weak, j
Among the visitors were Mrs.!
Allie Daly. Mrs. Perry, Mrs. A. It.
McDonald, Mrs. Rosie Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. Boahain, Mrs. Myrtle
Smith and Mrs. Ayers. !
Bitlie. Johnnie and Lawrence who
are visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Karl Esi-h attended tho
Presbyterian school Sunday morn
ing. Mr. and Mrs. EsA are show
ing them around the country visit
ing Pnjspeet, Ashland and Grants
Pass, and are stiii taking them
around.
Bill Hurst fmd son Ralph are
attain ntakinfr more im movements.
They are driving fence pots previ-j
ious to building a new fence.
Don't forget the dance at the
Kincuid hall Saturday. Th Kin-
caid orchestra jviil furnish the :
music,
School Xetts
Fflday, February Sth is P. T. A.
Founders Day. There will bo n
Founders Day program at their
regular meeting.
Wtih the spring weather pupils
arc returning to school, and colds
are disappearing.
The . Camp Cookery club had its
regular meeting Feb. 1st. A big
time was had by all. Baked beans
was the main dish of the meal.
Basketball is still tho topic of
sport news. The girls team played
Phoenix Wednesday, Feb. 8th on
the Kugle Point floor.
CtmreJi Xcws
Last Sunday tho high school
class in Sunday school took the
banner for attendance from the
adult class. For a long time there
has been a close rivalry between
these two classes, indicating that
the Sunday school is not only for
little children but for grown ups
as well.
Last Sunday the lord's Supper
was beautifully nnd impressively
observed. The sparkling new com
munion service which has Just
been purchased by tho church is
treasure. This is your church
and on Sunday morning Kaglo
Point expects you to be on hand.
Next Sunday morning, Feb. Ifith
a special Lincoln day service will
be hfcld,' Thi nature of this sr
vlcrf Is: -' What the Church Has
Done, fyr tho Negro by Mr. Pat
terson. The meaning and purpose
of Lincoln day will be explained
by it. Campbell, teacher of the
adult class. This will tako place
nt the Sunday school hour, Ja,
m. Last Sunday the annual elec
tion of .officers took place. The
same officers for faithful service
were re-elected. Mm Weidman,
superintendent; Miss Dorothy Coy,
secretary; Karl Kseh, treasurer
and assistant secretary. , .
- . .
WILLOW SPRINGS CLUB
TO MEETFEB.14WITH
MRS. PARKER HOSTESS
V!UX)V SPRINGS, Ore., Vb. 7.
(SiieclaD Mrs. W. K. i'avfcer
will entertain the members' ot (ha
Willow Springs Thursday cluli at a
Valeutine luncheon on February 1 1.
Places will he laid for every mem
ber and they are all urged to bo
present.
Alivone tlnnhle fn ntfni1 -wiil
please phono the ho)e. Tho res-
umr meeimff win no nem m ii
flftfrnfuttt fifift Mrtt Rnv KlphU
and Mrs. Karl lloeit will have
charge ot the program.
Hobert Erophy ot Pine Ridge
spent last week with his vita and
daughter here.
A now telepnono cable bag been
installed under tho railroad track
at Centra! Point and all lines on
this sldo are having much bettor
service. , ;
Pearl Bonney has been sulphur
ing and snring-toothing J. W. El
den's n!falf& this weefc. John An
derson will work tho grain land on
the Elden place this year.
. Roland lilrkhola and Harry El
den drove "to the snow lino on the
Crater Lake highway Sunday, They
also visited Mill creek falls, which
Is a beautiful sight at this time of
tho year. ...
Miss Leah Parker spent the week
end as a guest of her friend, Mltm
Helen f.'atitfne, at Grants Pntm.
The
Best
Way
tOjCooka great
' big pumpkin is
in small pieces
In roasting coffee, the
same rale is followed by
. Hills Bros, By a patented,
continuous process, only a
few pounds at a time pass
through -the roasters. No
bulk-roasting process cart
.produce such a deltdou, .,
uniform flavor,
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
fttth fr&x tit ri
Mf Mrtftm pact,
UtUy cftd with
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MMMfiDiSS
BURR VISIT ilGH !
Pin MEETING FK:
I1E.LK, Ore., Feb. S. (Special I
-Sunday school was held last San
day at she Antloch school housu at j
the ruBular hour and in the aftr- j
nooa the Collins brothers iwMj
charch services. They came up
from Table flock for the afternoon S
wish the Anlioch peojde.
Those who were Medford visitors
the last of the week were Mrs. Joe
Mayfldd and son Herbert, Sam
Pollard, 5ir. and Miss Swanson and
Mrs. t'has, Sanderson and dangh-
tr, Thelma.
Mrs. Chsney and Jiiss Eiizaheth
rurr met with the Antioch f.-T. A.
Friday evesins, KebrHary 1. Mrs
Chancy had several announcements
to make, amomi them being Foun
ders day of the 1.-T. A., which we )
exiiect to observe. Wo all enjoyed
the European trip with Miss llarr.
THfl evcatiig was ended with a S-J--J
ciai hour and refreshments.
Those on the sick list heTe are
Mrs, E. H. Lucas and little danBh
tef, lua Perl; Herbert Mayfleld,
Mr. Henuison and Kmma Frijsk.
Wilbur and Klla lliackman spent
the week end at the homo of their
parents. Sir. and Mrs. IHackntaa,
of this place.
Miss Kthiia tSray was hit In the
eye with a stick of wood the last
of tho week, injuring the eye la
the extent that Miss Kthna had
be taken out of h:h school Friday.
Mr, and Mrs. Zuck were Jledford
visitors Tuesday.
E. 13, Lucas delivered a dressed
beef to the market In Medford the
last of the week.
The bugle was sounded for the
first time in the Antioch Uov Seont
troop last Saturday evening. Scout
Lorins Martin is tho proud pos
sessor of a new bugle and it was
used to call the troop to tho meet
ing. All were present except two
Next Saturday the troop with their
scout master, E. 13. Lucas, will take
an all day's hike and cook their
lunch over an open fire.
The Collins brothers, iogeTsl'Pr
with Reverend Kamlall, who Ita
been holding church services at the
Table Hock school house for the
past few weeks, will begin fheif
revival iHeetitKr at tho Antioch
school house Thursday. Wfe un
derstand" they held n very success
Serb's f meeting at Table Hock,
11
inolhers
only
knew
Jl iummndn of limihern
hac dlitcovrrriJ bow
ditUtrn itnc di;liptu
hot Ofalrardclirs
Ground Chorolatc
,anii os a rrmiil, thou
sands of inilk-hattlcj
ore cndi-ij for fcrrps,
Hot only ass berrwsc
doeB ChirartJciir help
indtR-pgroMinf young
sters to lake the milk
the doctor urge for
lh?m hut atw Iti
puddingaiid dr!Vrrtff,
Write for the fmon
Sw5t Silf-n" Kc-
rfGhirardtr. FHKE
for fhcki!WfHe it
, GhinutMH Co., W
North Toltit St. Sa
FfsnciiKx, Calif.
GlIIItilKDELLlS
en O 13 M o
CHOCOLATE
I.ioten for ;iilrsrtel!l
hour, , , Hil! Kt.W
Kridari at 1 1 iZtt m, m.
Tin- rommunily is rt-rdtoliy Invited
to attend the jnoriSSas, which, wiljj
Begin today at :3) m'clotk. J
School rfeie,
Loritte and MeriSS HaMia Eav-i
started back to sciijl after bir.?i
ont with mt-asies. Q
Tlie sixth grade I ahead so far
(h attnifiimt utmost.
This week htaa thd sixth smiXH
Her fffst'onf What disap
pointment Bob had beertl
Once he was always bright
and cheery well-groomed.
Then something happened.
Bob became careless.
Seemed to lose his am
bitiojj. Even hw appear
ance was afFectnd. Why.
she was actually ashamed
of him now!
His WTsion . What h ad come
over Mary? Twoyrtarsago
he had been so much in love
with her. But these days she was always so
cross. Her old-time youth and charm had
fled. True, he'd slipped somewhat, himself.
But, Mary. ...
What a tragedy that constipation can
wreck so much happiness 1 It begins with
such little things headaches, lietlessness.
But it eventually saps the strongest body, snd
may lead to serious diseases And oil the while
it could be so easily prevented so surely
relieved, Keliogg'a ALL-BRAN is guaranteed
to relieve constipation to safely prevent iL
ALL-BRAN is effective and mimd
Bulk or roughage relieves constipation in a
'ills v
ALL
Fort Klamath Beef
Fort Klamath Beef is without a doubt the
sweetest, tenderest, juciest and most economi
cal beef to buy in the Medford markts today.
We cut nothing but Fort Klamath beef.
ALL WE ASK IS that YOU GIVE IT A TRIAL
Home Rendered Lard, per lb, 15e
BealFs Corn Fed Pork
Choice Spring Lambs
Fancy Young Veal
Home Sugar Cured Hams
Eastern Hams and Bacons
Fancy Oregon Turkeys
Milk Fed Spring Chickens
Colored Hens
Rogue River Rabbits
Little Pig Sausages '
Economy Market
Nichols & Ashpole
206E.Main. Phone 46
I Complete Clean ins aid
Dyiwo sewio
Mall Trjbuno sds s.rq rcai
;0,90 people every any,
I run bJiip Grounds. ihn road to rjtry and unlf-sx
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Atlatftic fruit lina steamy Olen-U uUfMlooQl Un until !i ta re-
at Puerto Km point in Nfiw bar.
ba.' and ask-d tg he Kent Stom
; Kinsston. Janmlra, to aid Jut.
j
t ' ett taiuiu's
! TAS13. Fb. s. MarrAaJi Ilo-?A chokt-r for the
The Romance
tljat ended so soon
3 J ?
1 sijfri
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I Women's Hose
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jS Silk from lop to toe with
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:
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tors announrtd this rooratar.
;
j Jit "Mr v!i..a vJT orr.-
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AWt is. h" &
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through the intestines, gently
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bras products seldom con
taas sufficient bulk to be
completely effective. Doc
tors recommend ALL-BRAM
because it is 1 00 bran
iOOi effective.
Dm I risj drugs I
ALL-BRAN brings lasting relief. Far better
than habit-forming pills whose dose must be
constantly increased. ALL-BRAN is an appe
tizing cereal delicious with milk or cream,
fruits or honey added. Mix it with other
cereals. Sprinkle into soups. Use it in cook
ing. Eat two tablespoonfuls daily chronic
cases, with every meal. It will protect ltd '
health of your family. . - -
AH grocers sell Kellogg's ALL-BRAN,
Served at hotels, restaurants, on diners
Made by Kellogg in Baltic Creek,
Gtiarantmidl
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teith this definite
Ktwrantett Sat it ecsrd
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