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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-16
Personal Chat.

Miss loumis of Wapanucka Is vfs-
iung MIR. and A.re. j. $. Mullen.
Little Miss Esther and Master How
ard McNecs are visiting with their
grandmother at sulphur this week.
Miss Lillian .-cNees, Miss Nita viii
liams and MIR. and Mrs a. d. Pater-
man are visiting in Sulphur.
Miss Hall OF Dallas is visiting at
the home Of .-r. and Mrs b. A. Simp.
son.
Mrs. $. II. stephens OF hoOnyille,
Mo, is visiting her son and daughter
Or. Philip II. stephens and Mrs. T..
II. Sturgeon.
Mrs. Hal Cannon is spending
few days with nome folks in Gaines.
ville.
Mrs. c. D. Brink OF Boonville, Mo,
is a guest at the home of Mr. and
MRS. r. II. Sturgeon.
Mrs. Tom Graham Of Comanche was
guest at the Buchanan-Biake nup-
tials.
Mrs. J. y. SparEs of Purcell is Wis
itug Mrs. j. ". stewart
Nv ana Mrs. Ed Noble. who hor"
been spending the summer with rel
atiyes IN Now torl, haze returned
home.
Mrs. Founio Wolvgrton and pretty
4r. l,,,gbt.r HtrfN.na off DEluhD.
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so Per Cent Gain in 1905.

Our purchases CT DIR. Mendenhall S
Chill and Fever Cure in 1905 were
90 per cent more Than IN 1904 The
frequency of our orders indicate it
one of the staple Chill Remedies. j.,
). errell Drug Co., Wholesale Drug
gists. St Louis Mo. Sold by w. B..
trame.
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Y. NJ. c. A.

Wednesday afternoon the ladies
auxiliary of the Y. NJ. G. 4. met in
the elegant ladies apartments OF the
new Bankers National Bank. There
was an unusually large attendance and
much business to be transacted.
All arrangements were made for a
social to be given by the ladies at the
hospitable home of Col. dnd Mrs. $.
II. Russell on Harproye Heights.
Letters were read from the nation
al organizer who will be here in q
few weeks TO organize a Y. NJ. G. A,
and advise them as TO architoctre for a
building for this organization The
secretary was instructed TO write HIM
To come at once.
The election of officers was also the
order Of the day Mrs. j. ~ VOL
yerton was unanimowly reelected
president. Mrs. Cathoy vice president.
Mrs. Frank Little, treasurer Mrs
Ham =. Bee, recording secretary ANA
Mrs. r. II. Sturgeon, reelected cor
responding secretary.
The ladies have decided to have 81
bazaar the FIRST week in December, OF
which further notice will be given.
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Aid Socleties.

Mrs. w. X. Bleakmore was a most
unarming hostess tuesday afternoon
Tor the Ladies' Ald Society of the First
Presbyterian church. The fore part Of
the afternoon was taken mp with the
business session. Later social hour
and a half was spent and refreshments
served.
Mr. Bleakmore also received for
the church during the evening ana
IN spite OF the rain quite a number
enjoyed the hospitality OF Mr. and
'Mrs Blealmorc,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-16

Cascasweet Is a vegetable correc-
tive for the stomach and bowels of
babies and children. Contains no op-
iates and the ingredients are on each
and every bottle. Pleasing TO take
sold by Hoffman Drug Co,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-16

Healthy Kidneys filter the impuri-
ties from the blood, and unless they
do this good health is impossible. Fo-
ley's Kidney Cure makes sound kid
ueys and will positively cure all forms
Of kidney and bladder disease. 1t
strengthens the whole system. Hoff'
man Drug Co, City Drug Store.
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\ most delightful afternoon was
ap,ut Friday at the elegant home cr
Mr. ana Mrs. c. l.. Byrne, near Car
ucgie library, when Mrs Bryne en-
tcuaincd the members Of the Forty
1wo club. The house was decorated
ip profusion with summer flow
,rH aud ferns dainty lunch.
con was served and the Mes
dan 6 ". l.. Poland, Chas. Cook,
Chps Anderson, W. ID, Potter G. p.
.NunGenDerg, Bert Foster, and H. Il.
Pennington were there.
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One OF the most unique social events
Of the season was the lawn social
given by the Y. NJ G. a. at the elegant
home OF Col. and Mrs. Sulwell II.
Russell, on Hargrovo Heights last Fri
day evening. These people are noted
for their generous hospitality and with
the assistance of Mr.. and Mrs. Bee
no pains were spared to make This a
success, both financially and socially
The tallyho made regular trips 10 and
from the Russell home every half
hour so the town folk had every con
vcnience provided.
The spacious grounds was brilliant.
ly Illuminated and settees. pillows and
rugs We're thrown about over the lawn.
The north side of the lawn had been
made comfortable for the little folks,
and a Mexican game called "Auana
breaking" was INDUCED in. It was q
large paper doll suspended from Il
iwir over tarpaulin. This was
filled with confections and blind
folded boy was to strike it hard
enough to break it aud the goodies
flew in every direction and the little
ones grabbed, il was certainly very
amusing and proved to the little ones
that they were not forgotten.
The Can contest was the odd iea.
ture of the occasion. There was a
printed poem and the last line Of
each rhyme had to he answered with
word commencing with can 1t
was interesting to both old and young.
The one who guessed the most of
these received five pound box Of
candy donated by Segale & Struck.
There was a tie between Miss ltea
Wolverton and Rev. G. c. Weith.
4 most enjoyable musical program
was rendered. Mrs. Richard NJ. Les.
ter and Mr.. Charles Merten rendered
violin solos, Richard Light and Walter
Simpson vocal solos. accompanied by
Lcnora Butt Mrs. Hardy save TWO ui
her vocal solos. All these received
long and loud applause.
Last but not least was the auction.
Ilr. Bee had gotten donations from
many Of our clever merchants and
they we're tied mp i'm bundles Of every
conceivable shape and Mr.. Bee was
Iarcriouoer and Is certainly an adept
IN this line. The iollicst feature was
s,,lng the highest bidders open their
boxes. Quite a neat sum was realized
from the auction.
There was also candy stand pre-
sided over by the young ladies' and
ialso punch bowl with fruit punch r
the parlor
The ladies' took in between thirtl
and forty dollars. They extend vot,
Of thauks to Mr.. and Mrs Russell tol
Itnc use of their home and Mr.. an'
Mrs. Bee for their uutiring efforts
I'm making everything so delightful
and to the people for their very lib
eral patronage.
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The basket ual team mot Tuesday
au,rnoon on their grounds in the
northwest part of tnc city AMI enjoy
ei qultc q nice little practice ihis
Is the first tim, the team has met
About twenty young Ladies were out
and a jolly time reported.
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Announcement.

/ have resumed my class on piano.
Additional advantages will be offered
i'm accompanying the violin, ensemble
practice and elementary harmony,
without extra charge.
EMANUEL LOWENSTEIN,
1913 Phone 7OJ.
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Christian.

The &. w. b NJ will meet
next Tuesday afternoon prompt
1T the church promptly az 3:3O Tues
day afternoon. Important busnss 20
he transacted.
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Art Squares

Sec our lovely line Of art squares NJ
ingraius, tapestry, Brussels and AK
minister's.
.19 A. KLOSKI
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DeWitts Little aarIy Risers Pleas
ant little pills that do not grippe or
sicken, Sold by Hoffman Drug Co. =
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denomination Of the 3. Y. P. U.

II IS the desire of the Baptist Young
Peoples Unon that all the young peo-
Pile of the Consolidated Baptist churcn
meet with them Sunday afternoon at
2:SO o'clock at the First Baptist
church to assist IN rorganizing the
Mon
III YAREl IL WI COY
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Mr.. and Mrs. J N Dodson gave the
Younger set jolly fine party Friday
evening. complimentary to their sis
ter. Miss Emmie Lowden. Guessing
contests were the pleasant features OF
the evening. In the first contest Miss
Bonnie Madden was the fortunate
prize winner, the trophy being pearl
beauty pin. The gentlemans prize
was captured by Mortie Woods,
I'm the advertising contest Miss Lu'
cile McClatchey carried OF first hon
ors, and received a gold hat pin. Mr.
Milford Roberts the gentleman prize
a pearl knife.
Delicious refreshments were served
her guests, who were Misses Ruth
Baker. V. Eddleman, l.. McClatchey
V. McClatchey, Bonnie Madden, Ada
Drew, NJ Jennings, r. Simpson, h
Johnson, Nellie Ikard, Mr.. Frame, NJ
Watson, Ina Sain, L, Bell, G, Ing
| ram: Messrs. q. Wood, NJ. Wood, j
Bowman. NJ. Boyd, r. Bennam p.
Butt. e .McKan, q. Tyre, J. Madden
h. Roberts, John Dow, W Holmes and
IT. Holman.
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PEARL MOORE, Secretary,

The members of the Jewish choir
are requested to meet with Mrs. West
heimer, Friday evening, at p. m,
for rehearsal l4-1t
MRS. WESTHErMER.
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Miss FlodIe McKay was De honoree

Miss Flodie Mckay was the honoree
at a very jolly picnic planned for her
10y her aunt, Mrs. w II. Bleahmore,
aud Mrs J. \. Edwards Saturday even
ing. They had delicious lunch by
the lakeside aud INDUCED in all the
pleasures of an outing. The guests
Ncr. Miss Mckay and Major Cwce,
Guy Moore and Miss Woods, Miss Nib.
Mch and Mr. Grouscu, Mrs. j. \, I'd.
wards and Mrs. Bleakmorc.
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Saturday evening MIR. and Mrs. j.
\. Madden and Mr and Mrs. Bert
Foster took supper at the Chickasaw
Lake.
Miss Thadie James and Mr.. \.
Green of Honey Grove, Texas, Miss
Bliss Corlcw and Mr.. w Wilmington
spent a delightful evening at the LAX
and enjoyed a sumptuous lunch.
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Just received, a car load OF CORFU
gated iron, all lengths.
BIVENS, CORHN &FRENSLY,
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Mrs. r. Lowenstt1n mas presented
the Benevolent Society with the hand
some doh she had in her show window
some time ago. Tne society will dis
nose of it I'm some way to the best ad-
vantage ana the money will go into
the treasury. The society is very
grateful indeed to Mrs. Loweustein tos
this elegant gift,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-16

THE time for uncertainty is past, every re-
Il port shows unprecedented prosperity
throughout the Territory. We are going
10 harvest the biggest crop in the history Of the
country. We say down and out with the Ca
lamity' howler. This store is out for the big.
gest business in its history. We have always
done business at Ardmore, and we have every
reason to expect the bieees, business this Fall
in the history Of this store.
Every dollars worth of our 500, 100000
Stock will be in and on display by September 20.
We make no exceptions when we say tha;
ours is the besc selected stock, both in point of
style and general adaptability to the wants Of
trade ever shown in ArdmOre
The wonderful purchasing power of the
Graham Combin alton has been clearly demon
strated this season. Our seventeen stores
buying annually over TWO AND A HALF NIL.
LION DOLLARS, have made their own prices
and right in the face of an advancing market.
We say positively that we bought our merchan.
disc for Less Money and are able to sell you
goods cheaper than any single handed merchan,
We invite you to inspect our
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C. W. q. N.

WIN meet Tuesday afternoon prompt,
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DR.. and Mrs. -. l. McCann gave a
merry little party TO their son, Err
nest. and his friends Friday mSnt.
They had for entertaining their
friends an excursion contest Miss
Daisy Roberts won the prize, a BOOK.
In a peanut contest Milford Roberts
captured the prize, tnis was indeed
amusing: it was the one who could
carry the greatest number Of peanuts
across the room on a knife blade who
was victorious,
Refreshments We're served.
The guests were Misses Matte Bal.
Iy. Myrtle Frame, NJ, Watson, Ger
trude Ingram, Ruth Baker, Eunice
owden Ethelyn Hill ana Daisy Rob,
erts; Messrs, NJ. Woods, NJ, Roberts,
John Dow, Ernest McCann
Seen the fall stationery styles? A
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-16
Whist Club.

Miss Alcene Bennett will be hostess
for the Whist Club az her home ON
ID. Street, Northwest next Thursday
afternoon.
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The Daily Ardmoreite soc a month,
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Seen the fall stationery styles? A
fine new line at
l6 RAMSEY S DRUG STORE
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Sunday evening, Mrs. l.. l.. Blake,
Mrs Tom Graham of Comanche and
Miss Nell Blake and Mr.. Hal Buchan-
an took supper at the Lake.
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Mr. and Mrs. Al Rice and Mr.. Ro,
Starle and Miss Daisy Price com
posed merry party who had sup
per al Chickasaw Lake Sunday ev
oning.
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Ell ZABE1H WILCOX,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-25
REGARD FOR
REV. NJ. AsHBY JONES.

After tile rountlne business OF the Bap.
list Council, IN It's meeting :. 1 nc FlrSt
baptist Church last night, Rev. Dr. N.
Street Street BAPTIST Church, rendered his re-
signation as president Of the Gouncll. pre-
paratory TO leaving for his new licld N
Georgia. The resignation ~ was IS ncssG ,Nr
cd resolutions In testimony OF tho good
work performed BY Dr. Jones during his
presidency and during his .mHmbersh'p ~
the council. setting forth tha Grtat value
and euloglzing the faithfu1nsPs. the enrll-
estness and efficiency with which he has
performed all the du!iss thai have o de-
voved upon his shoulders. u,'e ,r, EGso 11
". d. Duke. Dir. James Buchnnan, Prot
l., Grace and Or, ". II. 1: smlsn, ~ o.
whom expressed ne he segarG ~ esIf
and their appreciation o. hlI past scr.
vices, and babe him God-speed ~ l,, now
field Of Christian labor Dr., Jones re-
rendered his thanks for the very evident
appreciation the memDers Of TIC co''hc''
nay 4 esoe'mTm1maIItttoe on nominations was then
aDpointed to name successor 10 ".
Jones and to recommend two names Tor
tho vacancies on the executive committee,
rho committee recommended Rev. Georse
" MGpe ;nr pnsto re n Ts1 3r
Gardner and Rev. II, i. Grace for tile
vacancies on tho executive committee All
were elected
fl,Ient and interesting address on "Iho
Relations of the, BAPTIST, Council 70 tha
Associated Charities, Work,n inc aaaress
lion, and was much appreciated for 70 n,
structlon relative to rho church and the
work of tho association
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-25
V|RG|N|A VETS
IN new [ ! ia. Y
Hungry, But ndiaauntcd, the Del
cgation Landed Amid IN 'dlF]1lo Flow
ers Last Night.
MCCARTHY ENTERS PROTEST
-----------------
Veterans Were Full OF Nothing
But Hope at Last Mid
night.
MCCARTHY ENTERS PROTEST

(sneclpl from g. Staff Correspondent.
NEW ORLEANS. LA, April 2s----A CLINT
OF snow In Vlrglnln.sn wealth Of roses III
Louisiana; overconts at Richmond, sum.
MGR wear IN New Orleans, was the rapid
transition OF tho Virginia veterans. Inc
march was made on light rhtlons. DIN ~
ner at Danville and breakfast at ~.
lanta, was the schedule mapped our. put
General Julian S. Carr with Tarheel vet
Grams. 125 strong, captured the eating
room at the depot and the Virginia vet
Grams were cut out The dining car
which had numbered with an overly lons
train, when we needed It not, was
switched to another route, and Mobile,
n long way iii the mighty distance, was
mentioned AS tho next stopping place
for food until Captain d. ~ Brown.
uuarternaster for the party MADE su n
mighty presentations that n telegram was
sent ahead and breakfast secured az Z,
wayside inn 1T Ii o'clock. a hurried
lunch at Mobile and another tightening
OF the belt for supper, and tho sTetera ms,
,,ndauntcd, but hungry, landed II the
Crescent City at midnight, three hours
late. and full Or hope. IL nothing else.
At the st. Charles Hotel, that mngnl-
.fcent skyscrnper was confusion "hcn
Mayor Mccarthy, the special representa-
tive OF Richmond to invite tho reunion
to Richmond, took tho elevator TO his
supposed rom on tho third floor, With
BATH. trc was shot to the twelfth floor,
under the roof, and there Invited to make
himself happy. a stairway and two fire
escapes were pointed out as reass,lrtlnNc'cs
OF the desirable location, and now, At
/ a. NJ, he is trying to secure the ear
OF a clerk long enough to hear his pro- pro
test. The Richmond veterans, thirty
two strong, are domlcilcd at No. 7.9
Camp Street. 8 II
No one can be found at this late hour .t,l
.to tell anything outside of tho already
printed programme. ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-25
IN LONELY SPOT
TOOK owl. life
III iii Health and Despondcnt,
Virginia Man Kills Himself
iii Rhode Island.
FOUND HANGING FROM TREE
Leaves Widow and Child in War
rcrtoi1- Said to Have Re
lativcs Here.
FOUND HANGING FROM TREE
fspecial q The rimes-,,,spatch.)

Especial to The Times-DfspatchO
E PROVIDENCE, r. l., April 24..-Dc-
spondency over III health Is supposed to
have driven u. Lowell Johns, Of Warren
ton VA, n patient under treatment for
nervous prostrations at the Hopcworth
Sanitaritlm, In Bristol to commit suicide
Exchanging in lonely spot on the shores
or Mount Hope Bay some time between
Sunday afternoon and this morning. Ills
4 body was found by n searching party
early to-day.
Johns was forty-two years old, and was
ny profession m educator. Overwork had
brought on a nervous breakdown and on
the advice Of his physicians, llo had
sought rest and treatment at the Rhode
Island retreat, which Is situated about
twelve miles south Of tho city on the
shores Of Il branch Of Narrangansett Bay,
III one Of tho most picturesque and
naturally beautiful spots IN the state.
lie had been there three weeks, but did
rot seem satisfied Will, his confinement,
although the physicians seemed to think
that his case was progressing favorably.
ffe IS declared by DR.. William c. Can
field. proprietor Of the sanitartum, to
lave been perfectly sane and no attempt
vas made to watch him.
Hanging From Limb.
1t Is supposed that Johns went to the
barn sometime on Sunday and procur-
Ing a hltclltng rope. and set olst for tho
woods. His absence was not noticed
until late In the evening. On Moday,
searchlg parties were organized. The
police of Bristol were also asked to as-
sist In tracing the missing man. rho
search was vain until shortly after s
O'Clock this morning, when Johns was
found hanging from Il LIMB Of q troe on
! tho shore Of tho bay. The body was dung
ling only a few inches from tho ground
k 1t appeared that the man has climed
upon n large rock under the tree and ad-
justed tho rope and moose. and then
jumped off the rock. Medical Examiner
DR.. W. Fred Williams. believes that lie
had been dead at least twelve hours.
Comparatively little is known Of Johns
in Bristol. lie leaves a widow and one
child In IVarrentm, and is Understood 10
\ have had relatives IN Richmond and Bal
tinlore, Md. Their names arc not known
A cousin In New York, Is expected on to
take charge Of tho body.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-25
MANY AT B AFFAIR.
shakespearea1l Burlesque at Fle
raj Show Attracts Attention.


raj Show Attracts Attention.
The Floral Bazaar had the largest at
tendance last night that 1t has had since
Its opening, and tho managers are con-
graduating themselves on the success
with which their endeavors are being att
tended. The entertainment was excep-
tionally fine last night, and the pretty
booths, with the pretter ladies In at
tendance: were the $chlefest attractions
In. the whole bazaar The Methodist
booth with its beautiful water lilies.
showed up in most attractive style, and
many pleasant comments were heard In
regard to its display.
The sales went on alta lively rate, and
the pretty saleswomcn, though unused
perhaps to the arduous duties which
their positions exact sold their wares.
which were OF every sort and description.
so we'll that money in a plentiful stream
poured into the Golfers.
Il The Shnkespearean. burlesque attracted
especial attention and was a feature Of
the show Mrs II, X. Franklin took the
part of Lady Macbeth; Mrs. Charles Fer
rel, OF Juliet; Miss 2eloecca Walker, Of
Ophelia: Mrs. c. G.. Walker, OF Portla.
All the ladies took their parts with fine
dignity and grace and were much ap-
plauded for their efforts.
The bazaar will be continued Tonight
with n new and varied programme. The
receipts are to go to tho Free Day Muir
sery and the NNomen's Christian Assoc
citation. eG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-25
Why Perfect Beer
Means Health
Good Beer Is Possible ONLY With Elght.Day
Mah...A Scientific Fact,

A perfect beer is hcnthf,il--lt builds
np strengths, promotes hcnltli, aids IL :, :
gcstion and acts as d tonic III giving
renewed vitality. A perfect bcc%. Is pos
slblc only viii, perfect malt and ~ per-
feet malt can only be made by the eight
day process used by l'abst
Malt is made from barley. Barley co,,-
tnins u rs elementary FORM the h fon Z
sysie bon n, f n 70 n b1oed aha Brain
Tho process OF n1nking malt rs Some 81
our readers may know, is much the sumo
us the process OF Digestion. The nralh
is started growing the s,!mc MS u planted
IN the around The chemical changes
that take place IN the growth q the
rootlcts when It sprouts are similar 10
the action Of tho digestive fluids IN inc
body II the grain we're eaten. INC papHt
mating process thus rn'hii's ~ ~
predigested form In the beer al o. the
nutritious, lifc-giving elements OF the
grain. .s l#3 /. X. IA. -,
met1ts and years OF practical brewing
that eight days IRE required IN naklns
malt 10 bring about those necessary chctm :
icul cha tlges by which the perfect pred-
ueytcd malt Is produced. In many. brew
cries tho old shorter process ~ still used.
,rhis covers Il period OF not more than
three or four days and tho malt is OF
forced, unt,a t,irnl development. lacks III
nutrition and Is IN all ways inferior, much
OF tho vital nutriincnt Of the grain being
lost.
pnbst eight-dny malt the perfect malt.
doubles the cost OF brcwing-bnt Inbst
Malt, with tho exclusive Pabstl mGthod
OF brc wing. makes Pabbt Blue Ribbo,i,
Beer superior as IL nourlshing tonic anu
a delicious beverage.