The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-09-11
EXTRA FAIR PREMIUMS
The Baker Medicine Co Offers Prizes
to Premium Winners

q to Premium Winners
The Baker Medicine Co. of Keokuk.
Iowa whose representative in this
county is Mr.. l.. B. Craven is making
the offer to give to the persons who
wins the most premiums in the
horse. cattle. hog and sheep class. at
the Crawford County Fair this week
fifty pounds of Condition Powders.
Practical stock feeders have known
for some time-the superiority OF
Bakers Condition Powders as profit
makers. 1t explains how dollars
worth of Bakers Condition Powders
produces many dollars worth of meat,
because pound of Bakers Condition
Powders makes many pounds of meat
out of the corn or other feed given
the animal.
Any factory. making plows in a
brick building. or making flesh in a
living body. when running at full
speed. is more profitable than one
running at half speed; an animal di-
costing and assimilating feed at full
speed is more profitable than an ami
NAL assimilating feed at half speed.
when the same quantity of feed is
given to the animal. The animal
which is fed on Bakers's Condition
PROVIDERS does not throw so large a
percentage of it's feed into the ma
nure pile; and factory is more pro-
ftable which does not throw so large
a percentage of its raw material into
the scrap pile.
No stock food and no other condi-
ton powder acts in just the same way
as Bakers Condition Powder. and
none other turns out so much beef or
pork for every dollar invested IN the
condition powder. No trust or cor
poration in the world pays the profits
that come from an investment in
Bakers Condition Powders by the
feeder of few head of stock or the
stockman of large investments.
But tens of thousands of people
know that expenses never is allowed
to stand in the way of actual value in
the factory of S. F. Baker & Co.
Housewives have learned this by COM
i pairing the Bakers favoring extracts
with others at the same selling price.
Families have learned it by the excel
lent effects from Bakers household
remedies. Many stockmen have
learned it from actual use of Bakers
Condition Powers. Not how cheap.
but how good this is the test of all
the products of the factory of S. F.
Baker & Co.
To be frank. this given the manu-
featuring cost little consideration
pays. Not so INCH profit is made on
every package sold. but the increased
number Of packages bought by the
people. and the continued increase of
business. and permanence of the bust
ness-these things make it profitable
to keep up the S. F. Baker & Co.
principle of greatest value instead of
cheapest cost of manufacture. One
of the best illustrations of this is the
fact that Bakers Condition Powders
have increased in popularity among
stockmen while others have declined =
some others no longer being made
which few years were sold in large
.quantities.
The fact that Bakers Condition
Powders continue an increase in use.
especially at this time. is itself proof
of their value to stock feeders.
jeanette Rule was Denison visitor
Tuesday.
Mrs. T. P. Turnland was Denisor
visitor Friday.
VIM. MARI and Chas. Carroll spent
Sunday at home.
M. B. Nelson is treating his house
to q coat of paint.
Mrs. j. U. Wise was a Counc,
Bluffs visitor Wednesday.
N. R. Wilder and F. B. Evan.
were up from Dow City OH business.
]. X. Wilson of Woodbine was il
our city Tuesday looking after insur
ance.
Miss Arp of Draper. S. D.. visited
with MISS Lewis between trains las
Saturday.
Walter C. Larson and wife attend
ed the street fair in Council Bluff
last Wednesday,.
Miss Arts who is staying out al
Mr.. Mullens returned from Sioux Cit.
Tuesday. where she had been attend
ing the Fair.
! Mrs. Van Meier returned to he
home in Waterloo Monday atfeI