The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-10
&c Girls Promise a New
Record in Giving
. Away Money.
"All-American Maids" Continue
Their Distribution of
Dollar Bills.

Inc E-C Urls got an early start this
morning. AT o'clock, dressed in their
street suits of the national colors, they
left their hotel. to go out among the
homes of the city and give away dol
lar bills. The handbags which they
carry seemed to be unusually we'll
| filed.
1t was suggested to the &c Girls that
| they must be contemplating busy day
If one could judge from the appearance
1 of their money satchels.
yes, this will be our first really big
| day here" said one of the &c Girls
| Yesterday we called on good many
| grocers, Just to let them see we were
here for sure, before we started to make
our calls at the homes. But beginning
| this morning there will be nothing to
| delay us for a minute. And from now
| on we Will try hard to establish rec
ord in giving away money.
| I'VE will travel fast. and make just
as many calls as it is physically posi-
| BILE to make" she continued. starting
4 up the street with brisk stride
! 'Oh, no; we're not going to walk like
/ this all day she said, as the reporter
| hurried along by their side for short
| distance.
| I'VE will drive great deal and make
calls in every part of town.
| Center of All Ewes.
AS they go about the city. the &c
Girls are the center of all eyes. Their
| costume is such as to make them easily
| distinguished at great distance. But
| the remarkable thing about the dress
| is that it really is not gaudy. 1t is
| made of fine linens and is so lastly
| designed as to give it real style and
dash" and at the same time refine
| ment.
The &c Girls aren't finding any trou-
| BILE in giving away their money in To-
| peka. Nearly everybody has package
of &c Corn Flakes in the home, and
| every body knows how to get the &c
Girls crisp new dollar bills.
Finds &c Everywhere.
ct believe &c Corn Flakes is in so
per cent of the homes in Topeka said
one of the &c Girls this noon. 81 base
| my opinion of course. on my expert
ence in the calls I have made so far
and on what the grocers tell me. And
| more people are buying today. You
| know, the grocer gives everyone who
| buys a package of &c Corn Flakes a
little slip of instructions how to get
the money and receipt to fill out and
| have ready"
The &c Girls say they will call at
| several hundred homes before they
leave the city. They are showing no
favoritism, of course, but go into every
section of the city, and make return
visits to each district.
Grocers Kept Busy.
Grocers say thousands of housewives
who bought &c Corn Flakes last week
simply to be ready for the ETC Girl are
buying more of it now because they ano
their families have found out it really
is the most daintily faxed, most crisI
and most delicious cereal food evel
made. Heavy sales are reported from
all parts of the city,.
Is Your Name Here?
r. The following is a partialaHst ofqthost
who received the &c Girls dollar:
yesterday:
Mrs. c. B. White. 7os Lawrence street
Mrs Stricken. 2O4 jefferson street.
Mrs. G. NJ. Beetles, 1909 East Sixth
: avenue.
Anna Grice, 7O5 Adams street.
Miss Emma Gordon, Az East Eight
| avenue.
A. c. Shreff1er. 200 Kansas avenue.
Mrs. F. r. McNeilly, 416 Jefferson
street.
Mrs. Chas. Bothan1. 612 Lake street
Mrs J. L. Eddy, 1884 Monroe street
Mrs. Cora Simmons, 1904 East Eight
street.
nue..
Mrs. L. A. Ryder, S24 Quincy street
Mrs J. Stevenson. 1872 Quincy street
Hazel NJ. Silk, LBS Monroe street.
Bernice Mead, 315 East Eleventh
street.
Mrs. P. H. Kelley. 1914 Kansas ave
Mrs. w E. Fitzgerald, 1915 Garfield
avenue.
! Mrs. Howe, 1871 Morris avenue
Mrs Holstram, 213 Taylor street.
Miss Grace Thompson, 324 Taylor
Mrs. w. w. Maddox. 4O1 Western ave-
James Mcdonald. 313 Western avenue
Robt. Reynolds, 304 Western avenue.
| Serie Swanson. 124 Fillmore street
Mrs VIM. H. Stinkamp, 12S Fillmore
street.
Mrs. ]. w. Miller. 719 Clay street.
| sarah A. Davis, Ais Buchanan street.
Mrs. d. T. Towens, 200 Woodlawn av-
Mrs. ]. N. Henderson, All woodlawn
MIS- Mrs F. M. Drake. 1909 West Sixth
street. .oo- -.
Morice Thomas, 707 Lawrence street.
Iohn Gilwerson. 1014 Jackson street.
Gertrude Knowles, 712 Buchanan
street. -.raa+
Mrs M. e. Griest, 1906 Van Buren,
Mrs. D. F. Mallory. 1415 Van Buren,
s' Mrs. Ed Holmgren. sOs Western ave
hI Pauline Johnson. 22s Buchanan street.
Margaret Newberg, 22s Fillmore
Mrs. ]. w. Grant. 1856 West street:
Mrs. Jassie Keys, 1920 Buchanan
street. ,., ~. ..4~
Helen r. Scott. 1872 West street.
Mrs T. ! DIETRICH. 100 Bodies avenue.
| M CiIbing. 1881 jackson street.
Mrs. A. P. Disregard. Us Clay street
Mrs. A. J. Gerberick, 32S Clay street.
Marguerite Nichols, 81 Buchanan
s' Ms r. G. Barnes. soS Buchanan
street. asa Earchanan