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Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
TWO MEET DEATH
ON CAR TRACKS
Unidentified MEN SUCCUMB
TO INJURIES
VICTIMS DIE IN HOSPITAL
Santa Monica Car Kills Laborer at
Sentous Station-Salt Lake
Train MansIes Another at
Also Street
VICTIMS DIE IN HOSPITAL

Two unidentified men died at the re-
celving hospital last night from in
juries received in railway accidents a
few hours previously.
At $3.50 o'clock construction train
struck man at Sentous station on the
Santa Monica short line. When picked
up by the crew he was unconscious
He was placed on a city bound car
and sent to the Fourth street station,
and died at the receiving hospital at
10 o'clock without regaining conscious
ness.
He was about so years old and was
attired as a laborer. When his cloth
ing was searched at the hospital $50.75
was found in his pockets, but nothing
was found which gave clew to his
identity. His remains were taken to
Bresees morgue, to be held until after
the inquest today.
MangIed by Cars
A Mexican laborer was struck by
a Salt Lake passenger train from YER
dugo at Also street and his body ter
ribly mangled. He was alive when
the ambulance reached the station, al
though his right leg and arm were
nearly crushed off and he had sus-
tanned a fracture of the skull.
When taken to the hospital a solution
was administered to counteract the
effect of loss of blood. and the ampu-
tation of his arm and leg was begun,
but before the operation was finished
the man died.
Conductor Olson of the passenger
train says the man was seen walking
down the railroad track and the en-
gineer blew the whistle several times
as warning, but no heed was given
the signal. When within 100 feet of
him the engineer tried to stop his train,
but It was too late.
Nothing was found on his person to
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
ARREST RUNAWAY BOY
AFTER LIVELY CHASE

After lively chase. John Simmons,
14-year-old boy, whose parents re-
side at s96 North Orange avenue, Pas
adena. was arrested in Los Angeles
by patrolman yesterday and is held
at the detention home for his parents,
Two weeks ago the lad left home and
went to Redondo. Having made an
unsuccessful search for the lad, his
parents requested the police to md
him.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
HIohWAYMEN ROB AND
UNM ERcIFuLLY BEAT MAN

1906 East Twenty-sixth street Mon
day night, while he was passing along
and stole his gold watch. After rob-
bing him the thugs numerically beat
and kicked him.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
PUNISHMENT FOR
SPEED MAN|ACS
POLICE COMMISSION TAKES UP
QUESTION
BOARDS WRATH is AROUSED
Herald's Expose Of Abuse Of Privileges
by AutomobilIsts Causes Officials
to Consider Question Of Re-
straInIng Them

Speed maniacs who are using the
streets Of Los Angeles as race tracks
and endangering the lives and limbs
of law abiding citizens of the city must
be punished and the practice of dashing
down public highways at death dealing
speed stopped. This is the declaration
made by Police Commissioners Mason
and Johnson, and they say they intend
to stand by their guns.
The conditions existing on South
Main street as described by The Herald
few days ago called the question to
the attention of Commissioner Mason,
who proceeded to investigate and found
the conditions just as described.
Accordingly, he brought the case be-
fore the police commission at its regu-
lar session yesterday morning and in
sisted that something be done imme-
diately declaring
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26

This reckless driving automobiles tolerated
perfectly machine
believe
fellow bicycles
adopting
. breakers. We have laws the police enforce
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
THIRD ST, WEST OF SAN
PEDRO,
$21,5oo

Lot 50x12O with railroad switch in
rear. Cheapest price in this local
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26

It's name is familiar throughout the
country-I.as Palmas.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
For Sale
Mines & Parish
3I3 S. Hill Street
FLOWER ST. WEST SIDE.

rLOWEh SIy WEST SIDE,
North of Washington st., 5oxl55 to
alley,
5000
FLOWER ST., NEAR THIRD
Fine High Lot, l0x150.
800
FiGUERoA ST, NEAR SIXTH,
40 Feet Frontage. Now ready to
improve with stores and rooms
above. Cheap at
-$70oo-
FLOWER ST., NEAR 11TH,
Lot 5ox155 to alley. A good buy at
--$75oo--
FLOWER, NEAR PICo ST.,
Lot 50x155 improved with two flats.
Rent $500 per year,
$500
SAN JULIAN ST., NEAR 9TH,
East front. lot 7Sx123, improved
with three cottages,
5000
SAN JULIAN ST., NEAR 9Th,
Lot 64l1xl3S. Cheap at
-$95oo--
FLOWER ST., WEST SIDE,
NEAR TENTH,
Lot 5Ox165; will surely increase in
value,
5000
CENTRAL AVE-, WEST SIDE,
NEAR SEVENTH,
Lot 5Ox13O; income $40 per month.
$500
FIGUERoA, WEST SIDE,
In that business location just north
of Pico; lot so feet frontage.
-$11,5 800
FLOWER, WEST SIDE, NEAR
WASHINGTON,
Lot 162x1Ss; large piece and cheap.
-$12,ooo-
WASHINGTON ST., CORNER,
Lot 142x145; cheapest corner on this
fine street; now being paved.
-$12, 800
MAPLE AVE-, WEST SIDE,
NEAR FIFTH,
Lot 5Ox197; cheap at
-$16,oo
HOPE ST., NEAR SEVENTH,
Lot 5Ox171, improved with ten-room
house, a bargain.
-$16,5oo-
NINTH ST., NEAR HOPE,
Lot 75x135. This will surely increase
when 9th st. is paved and widened
Price.
-$2o,ooo-
MAIN ST., NEAR PIco, EAST
FRONT,
Lot Skies; cheapest close-in lot on
this fast growing street. Price,
-$2o,0oO-
MAIN ST., SNAP
III tidl DuSllltSS lOChllOIl DclWeeI
18th and Washington sts.; lot 60x150
to alley; improved with stores.
This is $500 under value.
-$21 800
PIco ST. CORNER NEAR
MAIN,
Lot 45x145; improved with stores
and rooms above. Income about
$14O0 per year.
-$2o,ooo-
THIRD ST, WEST OF SAN
PEDRO,
Lot 50x120 with railroad switch in
rear. Cheapest price in this local
-$21, 800
PIco ST. CORNER,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
PIco ST. CORNER.

133x12S. Partially improved; a fine
large corner and cheap.
-S26, 6,OoO-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26

identify him. He was sent to Pierce
Brothers undertaking. establishment,
where an inquest will be held today
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
Urges Action

Something must be done to check
these motorists who are using South
Main street and 1 believe many other
streets for the qualification of their
mania for more speed These speed
maniacs must be curbed.
1.-The condition on this street Is par
ticularly bad and 1 think we should in
struct the chief to adopt some special
means for stopping the practice. Why
cannot a block signal system be put in,
with an officer at each end to time the
racing motorists, and thus get evidence
which would warrant their arrest?"
Chief HammeIsth thought the case diff
ficult one and said that so many things
are put In the way of the officers that
it is practically impossible to convict
after 1t is made.
"These racers laugh at the police"
continued the chief. II tried to stop
one of them the other day myself and
he gayly raised his hat to me and shot
by to be lost In cloud of dust
I'm order to make a case against
these speed maniacs, we must arrest
them at the time and they go SO fast
that they get away from us. If we
take the number of the mahcine, we
have hard time to prove that the man
we arrest is the man who was driving
the car at the time it exceeded the
speed limit. We have to identify them :"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
PIco ST. CORNER NEAR
MAIN,
$4,000

Lot 45x145; improved with stores
and rooms above. Income about
$14OO per year.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
Mayor BECOMES HumorIst

At this point, Mayor McAleer came to
the chiefs relief and turned the dis
cussion into joke, and Commissioner
Mason did not continue his argument.
I'VE have no policemen to spare for
this work at the present time said
the mayor, "but 1 suggest that We
might hire a couple of genuine cow
boys. mount them on speedy bronchos,
equip them with riatas and instruct
them to rope, tie and brand every
chauffeur who mistakes the public
street for race track
1.-The civil service commission will
not stand for that" declared Com
missioner James and the board ad-
journed without taking action.
Commissioners Mason and Johnson
said after the meeting. however, that
the question had not been settled and
that it would be brought up again.
Commissioner Johnson made the fol-
lowing statement to The Herald
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
Safer Than Horse

This thing of turning the public
streets into speedways should not be
permitted for a moment. Speed maniacs
brand the automobile-using public as
law breakers in the eyes of the people
and yet they are but small per cent
of the number using and owning ma
chimes.
II can drive my car through the most
crowded street without endangering
anyone, in fact 1 believe 1t to be safer
than my horse, for the machine is
always under perfect control and does
not get frightened. A horse on a
crowded street is not the safest thing
on earth.
II was nearly run down today by a
boy on one of those motor bicycles. He
was scorching down Spring street and
it is wonder he did not run over
somebody
Automobiles are perfectly safe when
properly handled and there is no ex-
cuse for abusing their use. Something
must be done quickly to protect the
people against these speed manlacs." ="
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
BY POLICE COMMISSIONER
GEORGE MASON

; "These speed crazed automobile
. lists have endangered the lives Of 1
the people long enough. The situ-
. alton on South Main street has be- ]
come critical. am heartily In
favor of adopting any means
which we can to prevent such mis-
use of the streets. There are hum
I dreds of automobile drivers who .
do not break the law or interfere
/ with other peoples rights, but .
! there are many who race through
/ the streets endangering everybody .
on the street, and it is these fell
/ lows we must stop. The time has .
come for action" ]
k.E..is.fS I.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
PIco ST. CORNER,

Improved with 2-story modern
brick block; 4 stores and rooms up;
income S226S per year; bargain.
-S28. 600
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
HlLL sT., NEAR THIRD.

Improved with S-story brick and
basement; lot 42x155 to alley This
is only So feet from new building
now under course of construction
by Homer Laughlin for Vile De
Paris dry goods house. This is a
good buy at
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
MAIN ST., SNAP

In that business location between
18th and Washington sts.; lot 60x150
to alley; improved with stores.
This is $500 under value.
COZ EOQ
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
E. SEVENTH ST., NEAR MAIN.

A corner improved with 2-story
brick block; this is under value;
takes only $4,000 cash down.
G2E mn
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
MAPLE AVE-, WEST SIDE,
NEAR FIFTH,
Lot 50x197; cheap at
-S16.OOO-
HOPE ST., NEAR SEVENTH,
Lot 5Ox171, improved with ten-room
house, a bargain.
NINTH ST., NEAR HOPE.
MAIN ST., NEAR Pico, EAST
FRONT,

Lot Skies; cheapest close-in lot on
this fast growing street. Price,
-S2O. .OOO-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-10
Q IS: 6: !;
AT
FOOD
SHOW
BORDEN'S
PEERLESS
BRAND
.EVApORATED
CREAM.
AT
FOOD
SHOW
BORDEN'S
MATTED
MILK.

public the Neapolitan ice cream bricks
made by the Chapin-sacks Company, These
hustlers promise surprise to the visitors
some evening before the show closes.
Electrical Appliances.
Marvels In the wizard art of electricity
are presented at the booth of the National
Electrical Supply Company, which Is al
ways bathed in a food Of bright electric
light The stand Of this company at the
food show is not only attractive, but In
lstructive as we'll, and is constantly sur
rounded by curious visitors to the exhibit
ton.
Other Exhibits
Other noteworthy and praiseworthy ex-
htbits are those OF the D-Zerta Perfect Jelly
Dessert Company, DIR. Schindler's peanut
butter oil, the Scotch Hop Ale Company,
the Cliquot Club ginger ale, Egg-o-see break
fast food, Freeman & Bennett, ice cream
purveyors; o. H. Gregory, cigars; Paclhc
Coast Borax Company. Bowser self-meas-
uring oil, tanks, Diamond Crystal Salt Com
pany, Knowlton Vacuum Fruit Jar Com
pany Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company, Newmeyer Company, grocers
supplies; Jell-o jellies, Vegetarian Meat
Company, peanut butter; Kin Hee Coffee
Company, E. J. Quinn Oronoco rye whisky,
w H Speiser, broom rock: burnt leather
booth, glass engraving booth, Moxie
Evening Star-Sunday Star.
A handsome piece was presented last
night to The Evening and Sunday Star by
the D-Zerta Food Company. 1t was
pretty and tasty dessert design in the jelly
product of this company. The principal
figures in the design are two pink Jeliy
stars-one to represent The Evening STAG
the other The Sunday Star. In the trans
parent compound were candied strawberries,
cherries and orange slices This handsome
food piece on a large glass platter at The
Evening Star Newspaper Company booth
at the pure food show attracted much at
Itention, and the D-Zerta Company was COM
Iplimented on the artistic production.
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Conference Over Mileage Postponed,

CHICAGO, December 9.--The conference
which was to be held between the COVER
1ors of Illinois. Michigan, Indiana ana
ohio with representatives of the Central
Traffic Association regarding the issue of
m interchangeable mileage book. did not
axe place today. Gov Warner OF Michigan
md Gov: Hanlln of Indiana were present.
IS were H e. King. chairman of the Ohio
nilway commission, and James 3 Neville
mo represented, respectively, Governors
lerrtck Of Ohio and Deneen of Illinois.
representatives Of various travellers assoc
}atlons We're also present. 1t was impossi-
e, however. for a sufficient aumher OF
ne members of the Central Traffic Assoc
iauon to attend the meeting and II was
definitely postponed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-10

A H Pitt W. l. Hart c. F. Diggs. J. II.
Goodrich. L F. Lusby, r. f. Smith, H l.
Meader. c. ]. Magill. J. F. Schneider, F. w.
Kahlert, ]. T. White. NJ. Goddard, p. P.
Patrick, E. T. Hall.
Among the Exhibitors.
The artistic booth of the Havenner Bak-
Company has been a magnet that has
ttracted many persons during the past
week Arranged in monumental forms
are displayed the numerous products of
this old and reliable company-one of the
veritable business landmarks of Wash
iagton. Additional features are promised
during the present week by Manager
Graves.
The hot-sausage sandwiches handed out
/ by the A. Lottier Sausage and Provision
Company are visible reminders of tho
eZcellency of this companys pure food
products Great links of sausage. tempt
ing hams and shoulders and other similar
eGibles form the major decorations of the
active LOfficr booth, which is always
\ ufrounded by Il savOry and suggestive
N1or. This company was established in
1872 and Incorporated in 1903. and is one
OF the pure food concerns which have been
such factors in the upbuilding of com
merciaI Washington. Its officers are:
Mrs. A. LOffler. president; G. y n. LOffer
A d. Loffier r. c. Loffler, Thomas e. Jar
rell William +. Guide and Frederick NO-
gel. directors
Another attractive booth is that Of J r
Hermann & Son where the "HZZ' and
pop of soda and the famous Herman
brand of ginge~ ale forms an acaomp1ni-
ment to the orchestral music. THIS firm
manufactures high-claSs lemon sofia sarsa-
garilIa. tonic beer. orange cider" etc. at the
Factory, TJ0-7J4 10Th street southeast.
Many hustling housewives have teen at
acted to the booth of the r. o Wh.tford
Jmpany by the legend The Butter that
Betters the Bread which Is prominently
displayed overhead. Numerous samples Of
Red Glover butter have been given ava =,
and during the present week all Wis tors
vii be invited to test its merits. Handsome
pictures are given away for the wrappers
10 be found on. Red Glover butter
Feeds the Hungry.
The divine injunction to feed the hungry
has been carried out by the n. Auth Sau-
sage and Provision Company, which dur
ing the past week has handed out free to
the visitors at the Auth booth one ton OF the
celebrated product. mainly sausages. The
DDS prepared by the Auth Company are
ced for their freshness and purity
~'Butternut" bread still continues to be
p The speciality at the trim booth of the Bos-
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ton Baking Company. Last week this noted
bread product was presented in souvenir
leaves to $500 callers at the stand of the
wide-awake Boston Baking Company. 9th
er bread productions of this company
have been placed on the free list at the
pure food show.
The representatives of the Borden Con-
densed Milk Company continue to be i'm
pOrt3nt factors at the show. They are
demonstrating satisfactorily the merits of
the Borden Eagle brand condensed milk,
Bordens matted milk, Bordens Peerless
brand evaDorated cream and the Borden
CaTameiS. Samples of these goods are given
away by the corps of polite attendants. The
BOrden booth is one of the most attractive
features of the show The best that sci
ence can produce" is the Borden motto.
Pretty souvenir booklets are given away
every night.
Like q brilliant electric light attracting
myriad mayflies is a comparison that can
be made with the picturesque and daintily
arranged stand of the Guth Chocolate
Company of Baltimore, for it has most
magnetic attraction for men, women and
children who, according to the old saying,
stand are confections of all kinds, but
principally the famed Guth chocolates. sam
pies of which handed out gratis.
Chris. Lipps Company.
Cleanliness is next to godliness' is the
the attractive booth of the Chris Lipps
Company OF Baltimore. extensive manufac-
turers of fine toilet soaps, laundry soap and
securing compounds. The specialties OF this
company are given as Chr Lipps' Premium
Soap, and the White Flyer blue laundry
soap Other brands are 'Bleacher'' floating
soap. Little Gem" toilet soap, palm Tar"
soap, Magnetic Scourer'' sand soap Sill
San securing compound and naptha soap
with boraX The trademarks on the full
size packages of all the specialties are re
deemed In cash or merchandise at a half
cent each
Receipt Books and Griddle Cakes.
| Handsome receipt books and hot griddle
| cakes made with Flelschmann yeast cakes
are features at the pretty and tasty booth
/ OF the Fleischmann Company. They are
| given away free to all callers. This com
pressed yeast is recognized as prime
! household necessity. It's purity and other
| virtues are demonstrated daily at the pure
| food show
Ice Cream Products
| Nightly demonstrations given of the
| Chaplin cks ice cream products. known
! Familiarity as the velvet kind" The par
! lors of this company at the pure food show
| are thronged nightly by lovers of the dell
| cacies they produce. Freeman & Bennett
! the introducers, are introducing to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-10
Food Show News.
T. L. Freeman

of Freeman & Bennett is one Of the most
enterprlsing young men in his line lie Is
known from the Pacific to the Atlantic as
the purveyor of good things. At this snow
he handles the famous c. & S. Neapol1tan
Ice Cream, manufactured by Chapin-Sacks
COMPANY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-10
Fritz Hohmann

Has no booth in the hall, but is In very
convenient spot across the street for those
who cannot quench their thirst on the tenn
perance drinks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-10
Why is Scotch Hop Ale

Better than all other drinks? Because 1t Is
non-alcoholc. Made from pure hops. NO
Injurious ingredients.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-10
Hohmann's,

Opposite Convention Hall, is doing rush
ing business in wet goods. Everything be-
hind his bar is pure and unadulterated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-10

All the Leading Brands of Cigars
In the Den. Go in and smoke one.
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For That Tired Feeling,
Moxie-Moxie-Mox
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Every Brand of Whisky

And all kinds of Beer on draught and in
bottles at Hohmann's, across the street.
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The Nervous system

At the Food Show is the Glass Engraving.
Names engraved free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-10

Is greatly benefited by taking Scotch Hop
Ale. Non-alcohoiic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-10

Have You Called on Your Old
Ex-Secretary Gregory for a smoke?
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For Something Stronger
Go to Hohmanns. just across the street.
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Good for the Human System,
Scotch Hop Ale Our booth always open.
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What Does Scotch Hop Ale Sell Forp

$1.00 per dozen pints soc. per dozen half
pints or &c. per bottle. Visit our booth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-10

Moxie Can Be Had at Druggists,
Irocers Visit our booth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-10
/ Sleep BETTER.

4 eat better. l feel better when drink
Moxie. See our exhibit
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The Greatest Novelty

Try Scotch Hop Ale.
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FOOD SHOW A SUCCESS
CONTINUED from page 81

A H. Pitt ". L. Hart, c. F. Dggs. ]. II.
Goodrich. L. F. Lusby, r. f. Smith, H l.
Meader. c. ]. EIagill. J. F. Schneider, F W.
Kahlert, ]. T. White. NJ. Goddard, p. p.
Patrick, Z. f Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-10

Company.
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If You Feel Fatigued,

If You Feel Fatigued,
Try Scotch Hop Ale.
The Greatest Novelty
At the Food Show is the Glass Engraving.
Names engraved free.
The Nervous System
Is greatly benefited by taking Scotch Hop
Ale. Non-alcoho!ic
For Something Stronger >.
Go to Hohmann's. just across the street.
Good for the Human System,
Scotch Hop Ale. Our booth always open.
Every Brand of Whisky
And all kinds of Beer on draught and in
bottles at Hohmann's, across the street.
What Does Scotch Hop Ale Sell Forp
s1.00 per dozen pints. soc. per dozen half
pints or sc. per bottle Visit our booth.
For That Tired Feeling,
lMoxie-Moxie-Mox
Have You Called on Your Old
lEx-Secretary Gregory for smoke?
Mozie Can Be Had at Druggists,
Grocers. Visit our booth
I Sleep Better,
L eat better, l feel better when l drink
Moxie. See our exhibit
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-09-30
Common Sense.

A large Minneapolis manufacturing
concern, The Pillsbury Co., arc en-
ploying a unique method in advertis-
ing their product, "Pillsbury's vitos,
The Meat of the Wheat in appealing
to the Common Sense of the Ameri-
canpublic.
Their assertions are modest as COM
pared to most of the cereal food adver.
tisements of the last few years, but
they carry ring Of truth. Their rea-
soningsisa certainly rational; here il
some of it.:
"We all believe that Wheat is the
best cereal the Creator has given man
kind. A
!. .'Pillsbury's Vitos is nothing more
nor less than the white heart Of this
wheat kernel, cut out by steel machin.
cry and notwithstanding added
nothing taken, away-no adulteration
mo favoring- coloring-no cook.
ing.
"This product comes to your table
| in it's pure, white, granular form, an
appetizing dish for young and old.
easily digested because it retains
it's granular form when cooked. never
lumpy or pasty.
ga two pound package makes twelve
pounds Of pureswhite cooked food, and
Enthusiastically, too. Two generous
dishes for one cent.
We have no competitors because we
are the largest millers in the world and
get the best wheat. Your grocer Will
gladly. fill your order for Pillsbury' q
Vitos because he knows he sells you
satisfaction. Vitos 10 put sup only II
| two pound packages tight. Price
2Oo. Don't be without 1t.