The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-18
At THE MlDWINTER.

Now, honestly, which would you ratn-
er have on your home table; butter
| made in the largest and cleanest cream
| cry in the world, guaranteed absolutely
| pure and fresh, or butter from some
! where you do not know, served FROM
! the groceis' ice box, from crock or pan
! wrapped in a cloth. Now wouldn't you
rather have the grocer serve YOU with
( a print OF Primrose or Meadow Gold
\ butter, each print in a separate air
! tight carton, where dust and germs al E
paired, and you the only handler of the
| contents? OF course you would Then
ask your grocer for the famous Prim-
rose or Meadow Gold butter made by
the Continental Creamery company.
Ihe costa penny or so higher perhap s,
| but it goes farther, is absolutely pure
and guaranteed sanitary. Don't you
owe that much to your own health?
Those who have visited the booth Of
the 1oose-WileS Candy & Cracker Co.
at the MfdWinter. praised il highly as
this booth is one of the most instruc-
tive In the hall The attendants in
charge surprise the visitors with tke
history of this plant and the volume of
business done by it. Though but four
years old, it's factory at Kansas City
is the largest cracker and candy fac
tory under one cover in the world, en-
ploying hundreds of people. Their SUE
cess has been due to the excellence of
their products, which conform to all
national and state pure food laws.
booth and sample their rackers, cakes
and fancy candies.
One of the greatest trfbulations the
women have is in raising their plants.
A woman viii sit up all night and keep
up roaring file to save a plant ana
then let 1t die fer lack OF knowledge in
caring for it, Topeka women have
learned more about the care of plants
and flowers from the attendants at
Mrs HOlcraftS boot at the Ai6winter
than they could from books in a year
Mrs. Holcraft hos some very delicate
plants, ferns and cutfiowers On display,
and every lady attending the exposition
should not fail to call and inspect them
The live gold fish, and real flowers
centered in the designs of Jen-O, and
thelr booth in the Auditorium is at.
tractlng wide attention from the lady
visitors. These arrangements are the
most attractive at the exposition. and
Cencnstrates the many attractive ways
IN winch this popular desert can DC
useq IN os2utlfyinS table. Jell-O is
made in seven fiavors, and the number
OF side dishes and confections that can
be made from its use are sITorisipey
Mrs A. L. Carl and her assistants
are experts IN preparing the various
1eM-o clsheS, and invite all ladies tc
san at the booth and be instructed =
its use. -
A woman's complexion is her best as
set, and if she but knew the easv way
in which this may be secured the~a
would be less poor compilations in the
weird II the lady visitors at the Mid
winter will call at the booth of Mrs
Field, they can learn the great secref.
Mrs Field has On display a Complete
assortment of facial creams. oils, pastes.
poWCeTs, and instructs all lady visitors
interested. how to use the various ar
ncIes With the best effects. and AT the
same time DO away with the evil effect
OF cheap articles so commonly used Nv
women ioI
plays a large line of hair, wigs, switch