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New Advertisements.

Americas Foremost HDmeiurmshes-l-sac
Beuesch s Sous. $50 North GAY street.. Bal,
timore. Ma.
Aties,ed rs It's Constant Growih-- Wa. =,
Derr's Great Model Emporium, We-'miusier,
Nd.
We Want to Keep Reminding Yoa- Miller
Bros, Popular Cash Stores, Westminster,
Nd.
Assignee 81 Mortgage, sale of a small
Farm-Chafles +. Fink. Assignee.
staple aud fascv Grp,rri.s-Jatu D.
Bosscrs. Westminster Nd
Trustees Sale ri Valuable iiuber Lots
Jas A c. Bond trustee.
Your Question Auswcrei-N. }. Garsuch
& Son. Westminster, Ma.
Newburgh pants-Nev Iork Bargain
House. Westminster Nd
Election Notiee-Ge0rgc ". PaFae. >eer"-
tarv and Treasurer.
Entertainment 81 Day Misses Carer and
MERCER. Teachers.
For Ren,-H. Marriott Sh'plry. Elders.
burg Nd.
Ohio Horses-H. A. Saith. Hanover p.
License Natice-Ephu Haines, Sheriff
Report Of the Union National Bank.
Legal Notices
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A Delightful Dance.

Reported for the Democratic Advocate.
very delightful dance was given at the
residence of Mr. Samuel keeter, near Cover,
on Thursday evening of last week, by the
Misses keefer assisted by Mr.. Geo. Grimes,
Jr. Music, song and dancing were partlcl-
pated IN until about ll.30 o clock, after winch
a sumptuouS supper was served 10y the ladies
of the house. Music was furnished by Mr..
George Grimes. of TaylerSvilIe, and Prot
Leonard Stevens. Of Union Bridge. All the
guests greatly enjoyed themselves aud the
festivities were kept up until late hour.
Those present and who participated IN the
games and festivities were Mr.. Samuel heeter-
Mr.. and Mrs. George Grimes, MIR. and Mrs.
Harry koontz. Mr.. and Mrs. GraHt Miller
Prof. Leonard Stevens, Mr.. Mchatrey,
Misses Eva Keeter Bessie keeler, Ella
Barnes, Elsie Gum. Geniia Streaker, DAISY
Bair, Bessie Nusbaum, Etiie Cover, Jeume
Hood. Edith Grossnic&le. Maggie tarrer.
Iona Nusbaum. Alma Nckaiirey. Jennie
Miller, Gertie Franklin. Amelia Cover. Edna
Gro>Suickle. Nav Dauty Lena Ecker, Berdle
Alexander Edna Koonlz; Messrs. George
Grimes. Jr. Wan DeyiIbiss, Vim. GoSueli,
Fred Crouk. Leonard EIgeu. Irwin Buckiug-
ham. Robert Grossnickle. Guy LinSay. Oscar
koontz. Caryill Nicodemu-, Harry Streaker,
Charles Bvers. Crouey Wordsworth, Harvey
Franklin. Frank Grimes, Clinton KRAMER.
Ephriam BowersoX. Elmer Grimes. Walter
Alexander. Warren Nusbaum. Riley ElEen.
Lewis GoSucl William Mckaiirey. Banks
Trayer, Charles GoSuell. Dorthy Wordsworth,
Charles Mckatfrey. David Liusay.
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in. Dehoff, merchant at Greenmount, has
associated his son Arthur Dehof in business
with him. The firm name is j. n. Dehof y
Son.
Chas. Puddy and William Shannon. so they
called themselves. are in Jail at Frederick.
charged with robbing iewelry establishment
at Mt. Airy.
''When the new moon lies far to the north
look for cold weather during the month, say
those who prognostcate by the moon. The
new moon lays TO the north.
Michael f. Walsh and Robert H. Carr. Jr.,
trustees of Martha A. Yingling. sold a house
and lot on Green street, this city, last Satur
day. to Michael 1ingling, for $500.
At 1890 a. m yesterday friday the
Weather Bureau sent the following: Showers
late this afternoon or tonight; colder tonight.
Fair and colder on Saturday: fresh South
winds turning to West winds.
The Maryland Annual Conference Of the
NJ. p. Church will hold its next session in
Westminster. in April. 1900. Cumberland
was also a candidate for the honor OF having
the conference but Westminster was selected
by a vote of los to y.
Miss Beryl Gertrude Wilson, daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs. james H. Wilson, of Fowbles-
burg, and William c. Hunter, of Baltimore,
will be married next Wednesday at All Saints
Episcopal Church, Reisterstown.
Frank NJ Rudolph, who started the manu-
facture of felt building paper at York, has
purchased the HOFFMAN paper mills property
in the sixth district of Baltimore county. and
will operate it in the manufacture OF building
paper, employing about fifty men.
Mary, aged about - years, wife OF Or. Chas.
Bowie. formerly of this city, died at II o clock
Thursday night IN Hagerstown. She leaves
husband and eight children. the youngest be
ing about six months old The funeral will
take place next Sunday afternoon.
Sheriff Haiues sold on Saturday last a lot
containing six acres and improved by a two
story dwelling belonging to Hugh /. Ely.
near Finksburg, to John l.. Stuil for $50.
On the same day Ivan L. Hof. trustee, sold
a tract of six acres and fifteen rercheS Of land
near Silver Run, belonging to the estate OF
the late Lydia WelS, to Jacob II. Halter. at
$1,000 per acre.
The County Commissioners have contracted
with the Wrought Iron Bridge Company of
Canton. Ohio, for the erection of an IRON
bridge over Morgan run. near Bloom post
Office. The price is 500. The abulmeuts
are to be remodeed a. Q cost of $50, The
barn at the Aims House is to be rebuii; 10y
day labor. and the work will DE done by
Charles Yugliug.
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Church Notes.

Appropriate Good Friday and Easter ser
vices we're held in Benjamius Reformed
Church. The election of officers took place
on Good Friday and the report of the Board
Of Trustees made a creditable showing, there
being more than sufficient funds in hand or
now due to meet all running expenses on
Church property.
Rev. H. j. Macalisler also gave a statement
of the present condition of the Church finan-
cialy and numerically, showing that the debt
amosnring at the beginning of his pastorate,
six years ago, to $500, had been reduced by
the contributions of members and the kindness
offriends in the sum of Sl400, besides the pay
meui of about $500 for interest, leaving the
total remaining Indebtedness to day 1872
He also stated that during the same inter
vial 81 new members had been received, and
u lost by death, dismissal or erasure, show
ing net increase of sc in the membership.
The Easter offering ammounted to twenty
six dollars.
The officers for the present year are: Elders,
Plus c. Little and Amos Ebaugh; deacons,
VIM. T. Lucabaugh and John W Stonesifer
trustees, David Warehime, Henry Little, Lew
is d. Wantz, Josephus Bankert and Jas. NJ.
StOner
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GOLD LIGHTNIYG CREEK.

report H.5' been receive" 'i,ll we sure.
'"''nIehi "' ihs nli,+s 9. 'Ht '''''7'i N"ls''.
Ga" h'u'NS """ t''''h- I'm ~, l''1hH "' i-'-''."
,feeN' ~ WHICH "' '"S> i"''.'s P''-'
70 POM ]" Tue lnIht"s 'p''tg'"a 1l' .''s
COMPANY property "hs'1 " S.Hs ,y',. .'
can ~ arrived at IHt lem l'[ MI mas .,
te"tHeu l''i"' "e"i.H -'p' ''y' Hl'" Tue
beginning u Is securely umoeTeI: WI" S'''S'
l"',>' caps &C \ I'-oItte' s'ia'' "'' -
sahA w ieel' a""", i|uo ~ advance o' 'He
lace o. me tunnel. Inc ch"hnt' ""S rs'"
Iel1b % . iy,'."t , fsj',t.,9 Tr,u E,a,e, '
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urpnanS' Court.

Monday, April lo.-Meitie J. Croft bonded
as guardian to Benjamin +. Croft.
William H. Rcindollar, executor ot Samuel
Reindollar. reported sale Of personal prop
erty and returned inventory Of money.
Letters of administration ON the estate oi
John G. Melville. granted unto John c.,
Charles W. aud William Melville, who re-
turned inventories Of money and debts, aud
received order TO notify creditors.
LAST will and testament Of Violet Richard
son admitted to probate and letters tcsta-
mentary granted unto John T. Farver.
solomon :. Ecker and Ellsworth Ecker
executors Of Susanna Ecker settled tr>t ac-
count.
Adam II. Zimmerman, executor Of Alice
Zimmerman. received order 20 traus'sv stock
aud settled first and final account.
W. l.. u. Frock, administrator q Jacob
Fornev. returned additional Inventory ai debts
and settled first and final ag.oaul.
Jacob II. F,eSer administrator j. b. D.. g.
T. a. Of William ! Fesser. deceased. returned
list of sales Of crops. SC, and settled first ac-
count
Absalom H. F. B3versox. guardian to
Henry r. Bowersox, settled first account
Tuesday. April ll.-SamHei N.l.eT and
Henry j. Hofackrr, executors % HENRI H.
Miller. reported sale of personal property.
ira ". laAHhEis eAFtttNfal AfA 'sAr#ta't ...'
Yinsling reported sale OF personal prsueriT-
Charles 7. Bsjisuidcr executor at LucrciIa
+. NauBjbber, settled ;hird account.
Charles T. Reitsai6er, gNecu,riN ni ia.
cretia T.. Van Bihber, who was gXeeu'r,N al
Mamie Wan Bbbcr settled first and hual re-
couut
Iau,he Hollcaberger. administrative 81
Moses HolIenberscr. settled FIRST and daal ac-
count
Joha Z. f. Hes and HaaE-i l.. Hes. adj
luiuistrators of Charies VI. He's. settled bFst
and final accouut.
George NJ ZcVp administrator 81 Aarr 4.
+. Lcpp. returned inventories Of money and
debts and settled first and final account.
John Brooke Boyle, eyegular q John y.
Bowie. received order b sri. stock.
iuo Milton Rrilsaidyg was appointed 81.
,niui-trator IL William R.ra-es William +.
Rjimse aud Adeiphus ;. RiUa,e. z.lHasu.s-
traitors. having had their i.,ier, revoked Buicr
order OF court.
Jabcz C. Shreeva ana David w. Shresve.
execution, 81 David Shrevvr. sctlinl Cess and
t.af.
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EARM AT PRIVATE SALE.

The undersigned Agent for the heirs of
William Crumbacker, late Of Carroll county,
Nd, deceased. offers at Private Sale the
Home Farm of said deceased. situate about
one mile North of Union Bridge, on public
county road leading from Union Bridge to
the Middleburg road containing
1870 ACRES, $ Ro0DS and ) SO. PERCHES
OF land. more or less, in good state of eultiva-
ton; about 10 Acres timber land; stream of
water running through the farm and never
failing well of excellent water at the house,
&c. an excellent farm, suitable for dairy pur-
poses; improved By large Stone House, con-
tanning l0rooms, with cellar; large bank barn,
brick and frame; hoghouse, meathouse, and
all usual outbuildings. This property is about
one half limestone and slate, balance red land.
For further particulars inquire of the I'M
dersigned or George l.. Stocksdale, Attorney
at-law, Westminster, Nd.
JESSE CRUMBACKER, Agent,
Union Bridge, Carroll county, Nd.
mari 3mh
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Uniontown District Items.

Charles Reindollar has bought acres Of
land on the Ridge from Mrs. John Jordan.
Harry Siouffer has accepted the position Of
book keeper in the Stoutfer phosphate factory
New Windsor
Edgar Selby, of Cnioutowu, has moved to
Union Mills.
Marshal Campbell will drive one OF Clayton
Haines butcher wagons this sumner.
The Pipe Greek German Baptists will hold
their annual love feast on May 9th.
Jacob Gouger, Of Littestown, is visiting his
sister Mrs David Bowers, near Uniontown
Mr. Gouger is q mason by trade and helped
10 build the Carroll county aims house.
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Eden liens.

Measles aTe still lettering in this vicinity,
three Of James Z. Loves family being down
with thea the past week az one time.
Mrs VIM Sherman, Of PARIS Ridge. died
of measles and pneumonia on Sunday evening
VIM H. Snyder was reelected Librarian OF
St. Johns Sunday School on Sunday.
Rev. Dr. H W. Kahns Of Omaha. Nebras-
ka former pastor of 81. John :. Lelster
from 1878 to 1885, while stopping with friends
"A few DAYS at Westminster, came out with Mr..
Edwin j LAWYER to See the new church on
Sunday afternoon, last The DR.. first amused
the Sunday School children with very inter
cstimg talk after which he preached an etiily-
ing sermon that was highly appreciated by the
entire audience.
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Cover Items.

George w. Grimes aud Mr.. r. c. Conway
are visiting friends in Baltimore.
While going down the stone steps which
leads to the Liberty Road on which Mr.
Samuel Keefer's residence is situated, on
Thursday night of la. week, Mr. Robert
Grossnicke missed his footing and fell, hurt
ing himself slightly about the head.
Mr. William A. Lindsay expects to move
to his new home in UnionvilIe this week.
Mr.. Charles Gosnel is having his house
papered Nicodemus & Lindsay are doing
the work.
Rev Dudrear preached at West Falls Sun
day last the church was full, and the sermon
was very fine.
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lered in Lots.
BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
for Carroll County, Maryland, sitting as IA
Court of Equity. and passed in a cause in said
Court wherein Robert A. Nelson and others
are plaintiffs. and Lucinda Ebert aud others
are defendants. the undersigned, trustee there
in duly appointed by said decree, will offer
at Public Sale, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, 26th day of APRIL, 1899,
at 10 o clock a. M, all that valuable real es-
tate, lying in and about the town of Mt. Airy,
ton b. & o. X. r. J Carroll county, Maryland,
containing 81 ACRES OF LAND, MORE
OR LESS, being the same land which Milton
b. 5. Bussard, late of Carroll county, Nd,
died. seized and possessed, and being part of
the same land which said deceased acquired
in his lifetime from James A. c. Bond, trus-
tee, by deed dated September 30, 1885, and
recorded among the Land Records of Carroll
county, Nd, in Liber G. A. NJ. No. GO, folio
262, &c. This property is improved by a
capacious BRICK MANSION, located in the
town and surrounded by an enclosed lawn
and garden of about 8 Acres; also new barn
and other appropriate buildings, all in first
class order.
This property will be accurately surveyed
bN an engineer anu ulNlueu .ulo as eSlltndleu
about SO LOTS and parcels, and be offered
by the lot, in accordance with plat of the
same to be exhibited on the day of sale.
Streets and lanes will be laid out and shown
by The plat The mansion and buildings
will be offered with ample grounds annexed.
This sale will offer to Mt. Airy the needed
room required for its growth.
Terms Of Sale as prescribed by the Decree
are:-One-J third cash on the day of sale or on
the ratification thereof by the Court and the
residue to be paid in two equal payments,
the one to be paid in six months and the
other in one year from the day of sale, with
interest from the day of sale and secured by
the notes of the purchaser, with security APP
proved by the trustee; or all cash at the OPP
ton of the purchaser
BYRON S. DORSEY. Trustee.
Bond Parke, Solicitors.
Jos. W. Berret, Auctioneer.
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MARYLAND STATE FIREMEN.
Seventh Annual Convention TO be Held in
Westminster, Nd, June and s.

]
/ No State in the Union possesses a better
! eopinped Volunteer Fire Department than
/ MARYLAND Every comfy town and many of
| the VILLAGES have Gne anparatus-s,eam en-
| zines. reel hook and ladder trucks. chemical
engines. buckets &C.. while manv of the vol.
/ unteers are property owners. sons of promi-
nent men. and Young business men. who are
ready Mt all times 10 risk life and limb 10 save
/ their respective towns from devastation No
/ town is better provided than Westminster.
| rs owing to the force of lis water works no
/ ENGINES are needed. but more OF this here
/ - A-.,t,l H., ti,, S,.ta Ass,c;ati,,,
uiII raat IN his city this year and we ,,ra
.,,ra that every, citizen will second The Firemen
1 IN MI nrlv aItaulino hearty welcome TO the
ys; @o hat i d";n% 5everytb;Iy TO make tbeir
.,.,, Nm ~ ,,ra,. IN. ~ that whom tLey lie.
,., ,',. ,,,,tLE,ll. .,, az va ,rao5 Cor
n",, - IN -, H. .I,,. :" - IL, -
I,ve.,,,;,, Cor,,,,,;ttaoI orj the 6ic;aI Prn.
,,,,,,,,,a.
FXFCT-TIVE COMMITTEE
Westminster Fira Danartmart-Tobp II
C,,,,,;r,b,,, Cb,ir,,,,,,t Ian, NJ Roharts
Mo- C5a;r,n,n. ANA. " Hahn Corrasnond,
;,r Sacrat.,,.,. CLarI.s + Goodwin Record.
mo Secretary. Denton : Gehr. Treasurer
NancbeSter Fire Companv.-.Tohn +. Naseu.
bimer " 7. + Reroman Geo. l.. Naurath.
Jncoh Wink II NJ Keller Charles ! n
/ ,,....,r O.. = N,,..- T,,,l l. P-.;,bo,,rr
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

All creditors Of Milton b. S. Bussard, late
OF Carroll county, deceased, are hereby mott
fed to file their claims with vouchers thereof
with the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Car
roll county, within two months from the day
Of above sale.
apr1-ts BYRON 5. DORSEY, Trustee
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CORPORATION ELECTION.

Z
NOTICE is hereby given that an Election
of One Person to serve as
MAYOR AND FIVE PERSONS
to serve as Common Council, for the City of
Westminster, Nd, for the ensuing year, will
be held on
MONDAY, THE lsr DAY OF MAY, 1899,
between the hours of u m. and p. m, at
the residence of
MRS. NJ. L. GRUMBINE,
No. - East Main street, Westminster.
FRED. d. MILLER, Mayor.
HENRY b. GRAMMER, Clerk. aprS-4t
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DRESS GOODS.

inches al Goods, 25c quality l2lc yard
all FOOD quality, l9c yard
rieecst beautiful Goods quality Sc yard
Waist Plque Madras and lecs
e to
piece, oulyl PeraleS
doeuI aius fast black andA n Seamless Hose,
ioeuM len sgreym mixed Seamless Hose &c pair
pieces Plues plain white and fancy l2te yard
q nd Zoe Dre-G yard
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

The undersigned, Examiners, appointed
by virtue of a commission TO them issued by
the County Commissioners of Carroll county
TO locate and open public road in said coun-
ty, on the county road leading from the
county bridge acress the Patapsco falls at
Carrolton p. 0. to Wesley Chapel in said
county, through the lands of Edwin G. Van
DeuSen, j. +. Evans, John +. Heuck,
George Houck. Elizabeth Leppo, VIM. A.
Martin and Benjamin. Croft, to a point where
said road is intersected by the Houck road;
and TO alter and straighten the same through
the land of George Houck.
All persons whom it may concern are here
by notified that we will meet on TUESDAY,
the 2nd of May, 1899, at 9 o'clock a. M, at
the place of beginning, to execute the trust
reposed in US by the aforesaid commission.
IRWIN S. LESTER,
JOHN I. BASLER,
w. H. S. ALGIRE,
aprI-5t Examiners.
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7 IFE AND ACCIDENT INSUR-
- ANCE.
STATEMENT SHOWING THE CONDITION OF
THE .ETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
HARTFORD. CONN. DECEMBER 3lst, 1895.

Total Assets. ....... ........ $50 252, S29 So
Total Liabilities including Reserve
lSiI 8Ot l65 Ig) ............ A., 81, 5Sl. ~
surplus $50, 1877 "a
CAPITAL stock uaid up l,75O. 10000
Total Income during the year......... SS6S, $500
Total Expenditures during the year GAL, 920.72
Amount OF Policies in force in United
states Sist December 5l ,552 90
Amount Of Policies written in Mary
land during the year ISIS. 7OSl, 1920
Premiums received on Maryland bust
ness in lSgS.. ............. 2206ll.0S
Losses paid in Maryland during lS9S-... 1893
Losses incurred in Maryland during 1898 20
State of Maryland, Insurance Department,
Commissioners Office, Annapolis Feb. 20, 1899
In compliance with the Code of Public General
Laws | hereby certify that the above is true alb
stract from the statement of the Ftna Life Insur-
ance Company of Connecticut, to December SlSt,
IsqS now on file in this Department.
F. ALBERT KURTZ Insurance Commissioner.
MFIGs x HEISSE Managers. Baltimore Nd.
". RILEY MYERS Agent,
april st Westminster Md.
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SKIRTS.

POO Iae, IN Sln &c of manufacture
ranging rri from9 regular nethid more
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THE GREAT SALES
BANKRUPT STOCKS Of DR.? GOODS AN. CLOTHING
STILL CONTINUE.

We CLOTHING Never IN the history the business mas
Hundreds have aed themselves oil this wonderful
opportunity Have Come IN before this stock y all sold
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TRUSTEE'S SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

In aud around the town of Mt. Airy Carroll
County. Maryland TO be subdivided and of
lered in Lots
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synopsis OF Programme.

Ga. m. Second Meeting Of the Maryland
State Firemeus Association.
II a. m. Hook and Ladder Contest.
l. NJ. Steam Engine Contest.
$50 p, M. Races and Prize Drill.
$50 b. M. Grand Band Concert
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METHODIST PROTESTANT CON-
FERENCE.
The Appointments Breeze on the
Last Statistics
ster the Place for 1900.

This Conference. which has been in session
at Crisfed. Md. adjourned on Tuesday last.
Below will be found the statistics. appoint
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IN LOTS OF MILLIONS.

The consumption of paper and wood in
certain of the industrial interests of the
country is enormous almost beyond con-
ception An illustration in question is that
of The Shredded Wheat Company, Wor-
cester. Mass. The shredded whole wheat
biscuit made by this corporation are pack
cd in paper cartons or boxes each contain
ing single dozen OF the biscuit.
The cartons are bought in five and ten
million lots. a single carton. as 1t laid
flat (the form In which they are bought
occupies an intnltesmal amount of space
yet 10000 in fiat form I'LL a car.
The wooden cases in which the cartons
are packed are also bought by the Shred
dcd wheat Company in enormous quantities.
These come to the factory in that form
known as shocks, and are nailed together
at the factory, the mailing Is done ny ma
chinery and to put or nail a case together
takes hut an incredibly short time, FOR the
cases the finest quality clear spruce is
used, and as they leave the factory they
with the whole process of making shred
ded whole wheat biscuit. Scrupulous cleah-
Illness is observed from first to last. and
this feature of the manufacturing of the
biscuit is quickly observed and commented
upon by the visitors 20 the factory.
A cook book containing 2G0 recipes is
sent free to any address.
The Shredded Wheat Co,
Worcester, Mass.