The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04
Best Bread on Earth.

Slater, the commissioner g.
Best Bread on Earth.
The bread that this butter will spread
is probably the most costly baked. In
Minneapolis, for it is made in the labor
atories of the Pillsbury- Washburn mills
in the most approved manner known to
domestic science under the supervision
of chemist and baker, who make bread
every day to test the -four. The Pills.
bury Washburn company has promlsed
to furnish all the bread that 10, ,o00
be as crusty and brown as science ana
culinary skill can produce.
Fire Engine Boils Water.
The boiling Of coffee for this army
Of men promised to be something OF a
problem, but it was solved by a quick
witted woman who has unraveled many
tangle for the W. R. G. She thought
of the largest boiler that could b.: OBJ
tanned in the city and then committee
interviewed Chief Canterbury of the fire
department to ask for the loan Of a
fire engine. That is why II. S. Tuttls,
master mechanic of the fire department,
will make coffee at the rate of ten
gallons every fifteen minutes.
The big engine will be placed in a
central location and will boil water fast
and furiously, and as soon as it reaches
the boiling point the water will be
which was presented to the fire depart
ment by Mrs E. A. Russell, and in a
moment it will be ready for. distribu'
tion to the thirsty veterans. a., ..s..,r
Lucky Thirteen Booths. ~ ~.:s
There will be thirteen booths and il
is expected that from 800 to 1000 old
soldiers will be served at each booth
with the exception Of that: for Mime:
sofa, where 5000, veterans will be cared
for by the Daughters Of f%Veterans.
pay for the coffee, the Crescent cream
! cry will give as much buttermilk as
we want, and now if we can find some
one TO furnish the sugar and cream we
will not have much to bother over
said one jubilant w. R. G.. woman az
she recounted the list Of gifts.
Lawns Will Be Sacrificed.
and ne Women T'HS in the diferent districts hav'
to the federation of corps, which ha!
charge Of this refreshments for che ole
soldiers. This is really no small gift
for q lawn means considerable to IT.
owner, who has watched it's growth witt
| auAlOuS iuOuRub, anu Cuo Ve1VetJ IuX
will not be improved by the trappini
Of the hundreds Of visitors and tn
erection Of a booth. but the comfort o
the veterans is more important tha
the beauty Of a lawn TO Minneapoli
people.
| Contest Of Beauty.
The booths will be handsomely dec
grated, for the different corps will ente
into friendly rivalry as to which shal
have the most attractive resting place
The Daughters Of Veterans have chose
the sweet pea for the Minnesota boot
and every comrade who visits 1t wi
bear away a cluster of the fragran
blossoms. The state tent will be erecte
in the yard Of the Keeley institute 0
Tenth street, where the flfty-seve
Daughters Of Veterans will be assiste
by a number Of corps women. An
daughter of veteran, who is not
member of the order but who wishes t
assist in serving the veterans, will /
gladly welcomed at the tent. Mr.
Agnes G. Davis, president Of Mar
Starkweather tent, has charge Of th
arrangements, which were made at
meeting Of the tent this week, whe
seven new members were mustered i