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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-03
SPRINGNIIIE

Especial to The Neutrality-suspicious.
Springville, July flames Crooks
NJ. o. Anderson of Mt Pleasant was
in Springville the early part Of the
week.
Mrs. DIR. Dunn and daughter Aileen
spent Wednesday in Salt Lake.
II. T. Reynolds is at nome from
swallows, Colo. where his railroad
outfit is at work.
Wayne Johnson Of Mapleton is at
home for the summer vacation.
Mrs. Frank Dalton Of Montpelier,
Ida, is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
superintendent orson Ryan OF wa
satch county was in Springville Fri
State Bank Examiner c. A. Glazier
was here Thursday.
G. +. Packard OF Mammoth came
0-.wn Tuesday to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. ]. l. FELTON, of Michigan is Wis
iting here with Mrs. r.. A. Deal.
Joseph S. Wing is over from Tintic
Mr. and Mrs. VIII valient Of Salt
Lake were here Wednesday on the oc-
casion OF Mrs. Elizabeth Woods birth
day.
Announcement is made Of the we'd
ding OF Heber -. Johnson OF Spring
Vile and Miss Mary Baskerville OF Hot
Springs, n. G. The young couple will
be at home at Alliance, o., after July
5, where Mr.. Johnson is engaged as
teacher is Mt. Union college.
Mrs Lillian Gleason spent sunday IN
Springville visiting her mother, Mrs
Elizabeth Boyer.
Mrs Sylvia Miner and her mother.
Mrs. Cecilia Johnson, went to Nampa,
Ida. Monday
Miss Orpha Deal is in salt Lake this
week
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph TuciSett, Mrs.
Curtis and daughter Bell spent Friday
at Geneva at the reunion Of the Parks
family.
Ernest Meneary OF Omaha is IN
~auNF n lie
brothers.
Mrs. n. X Nielsen spent the past
week at Pleasant Grove.
A. A. Reid and Miss Mcguire are
guests OF H q. X. Richards this week.
A nicely appointed dinner party was
held at NJ +. Crandalrs Sunday in hon
or OF Mr.. Martin OF Salt Lake
Bayard Mendenhau came down from
Salt Lake Thursday.
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Especial to The Herald-Republican.)

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Salina, July Mrs. W. II. Brown
gave a house party Sunday evening in
compliment TO her sister, Mrs. r. II. De
Witt OF Boise, Ida, who delighted the
guests with numerous vocal selections.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. De Witt, Dr.
and Mrs. G. r. West, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
n. Lund. Mr.. and Mrs. August Erickson.
Mrs. .. Cuddeback. Mrs. A. J. Lewis
Mrs. Lehi Peterson and Mrs. Lee Clark
Mrs Melvin Anderson and Mrs. EN-
nett Robins entertained at a parcel
shower Saturday evening in compliment
to Miss DOrthelia Hansen.
G. A. Brandt and son of Idaho Falls
are visiting relatives and friends here
Andrew Peterson has returned from
salt Lake, where he spent last winter.
+. A. Ricketts, has left for Canada
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Colby were Wis
itors In Richfield during the week.
Luella FranCey IS recovering from a
severe case OF blood poisoning
Curg Peterson was at Fairview early
this week
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RICHFIELD.

Especial to The Herald Republican.)
Richfield, July 2.-Louis Jacobs Of
Salina was in Richfield during the
week. His partner, Fred Tilton, is at
tism.
District Warden Hanchett returned
from Panguitch on Tuesday, where he
had just placed a large consignment
of fish eggs in the hatchery, which
were taken from Fish lake
II. V. Aston. principal Of the Rich
field High school. returned this week
from a trip to Fish lake.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Nephi Madsen and Mary Baldwin of
Monroe, and to Marion Christensen and
Dorthella Hanse Of Salina-
Mrs VIII FredcricksOn is suffering
with an attack OF typhoid fever.
George NJ. Jones and wife are spend
ing the week at Fish lake. They left
Monday morning.
dinner Thursday evening at her home
in Second West street. The guests
were Misses Irene and Lizzie Seegmil-
Ter, Retta Young Of salt Lake. b II.
Smith, Marion Seegmiller and Or. Puff
fer Of Chicago.
Mrs. Wilma Thompson entertained
Friday afternoon in honor OF Mrs. J.
s. Gray of Bingham. The guests wee
Mesdames Josh. ogden. Earl WOOliey,
Jay Coons, Leo Bean and Mrs. Carrie
Baker
A parcel shower was rendered Mr.
and Mrs Charles Coons. who were re-
Gently married at their home on East
II. n. Hayes and c. n. sullman and
their families left for Fish lake on
Mrs. Joseph Prowks Of salina was
here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Colby have
been here this week from Salina-
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State Society
BRIGHAM CITY.


Especial to The Herald Republican,
Brigham City. July A pleasant
social event OF the week was the
musical recital given at the Academy
of Music BY Miss Marilla Hunter of
Ogden. assisted BY AlIss Hala Bur
readings were given BY Miss Burton
others taking part were Misses Lana
Hansen, Hope Fishburn. Marjorie
knudsOn, GWonevere hotter, one An
derson Nav Davis Crystal henson and
Gug Christensen Of this city.
Friday evening in the Fourth ward
nall a missionary social was given in
/ honor of Ernest Hansen, a son OF Mr.
and Mrs Erastus Hansen, who will
leave shortly for mission to Scandi-
navia.
AN Of the wives OF local missionaries
with other friends were entertained at
the home OF Mr. and Mre. ole Peter
sen at a banquet Those participating
were MeSdames Andrew Funk, :. Nor
man Lee, Arthur NUNS, William Mer-
rell, .. G Jensen, w. II. Wilde, Lo-
renzo Burt, Misses Emma StOhl. Lilly
Mrs. Charles knudson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Olsen n. Stohl.
ar. and Mrs. oliver l. Crossman
have returned from Ogden, where they
were married recently. Mrs. Cross
man was the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Parsons OF this city,
Mrs Karen knudson celebrated this
week In honor Of her seventy-fifth
birthday anniversary.
Mrs. sadie StOhl entertained at her
home on North Main street in honor
Of Miss Katie Gutheir Of Salt Lake
Thomas Dahlquist Of salt Lake is
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Oleen N.
Stohl. where he will remain for the
summer.
John l. Bergeson and family OF Nc
Cannon. Ida, are In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Matthews Of
Castle Gate are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Stokes at Perry.
David Holmgren was a guest at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Jensen
John II. Petersen has returned to
| Maricopa, Cal. Mr.. Petersen will spend
a few days in Reno and san Francisco.
Harvey Pierce OF salt Lake is in
Mrs. Joseph Cutler OF snowviue is
visiting her parents and friends in
/ Perry.
g. w. Hall ana II. Knudson were in
l Brigham City during the week.
| Miss Margaret Clawson Of salt LAX e
has been a guest at the home OF Mr.
| and Mrs. Orson Hudson
Mrs. W. J. Critchlow and children
| OF ogden are visiting Mrs Critchlow's
mother. Mrs. sidsel Greggersen-
George Gronoman Of Provo was In
l this city this week.
| Misses Ella Iverson and Florence
| Johnson and Miss Josie Newman were
/ i'm Brigham during the week.
Caleb and Leslie Burt are in Salt
Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Zimmerman were in
1 EAlL Lake curing NNe week. aILenulnE
the wedding reception OF Miss Ro-
l gasky and Adolph White.
Mrs. Mary =. Prosser OF salt Lake
/ is visiting her sister, Mrs. John Evans.
Mrs. Hilma Wight Of Richmond is
/ in this city.
Oleen n. Stohl was in Malad. Ida,
/ this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Alvord left
/ Saturday for Idaho.
Mrs. duff Christensen and children
| were In the southern part OF the state
| during the week.
William Hansen has left for Ely
New. where he will remain during the
summer.
Nels. Jensen was in Kelton this
| week.
John L. Peirde and c. H. Bryan were
/ in salt Lake this week
Mrs. J. c. Wheelon of Garland is the
| guest Of Mrs. VI. +. Campbell in this
| city
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PROVO.

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
Provo. uIy "A pretty home wedding
took place Thursday evening at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. S. s. Bailey, when
they gave i'm marriage their daughter
Miss Nilate TO Harry Wallace OF Salt
Lake. The ceremony was performed by
William 3. Ward The bride was at
tired I'm a dainty gown OF white silk
null and carried a boquet Of carnations.
An elaborate wedding supper was
served TO sixty quests. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace will live in salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Lundin have re-
turned 20 their home in Midway.
Mrs. Hannah Osborn returned to Salt
Lake. after visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs Thomas McAdam. in Provo
Mrs. John w. Armand returned home
Saturday evening, after an absence OF
two months at Douglas. Wyo. While
there she was the guest of Mrs. Nellie
Henrie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Madsen entertain
ed at launch party on Utah lake Sum
day. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Fere Decker. AIR. and Mrs G +. Deck
er. Mr.. and Mrs. John Dixon and Arnold
GiauGue.
Miss Beatrice Hatfield. accompanied
her sister, Mrs. Stephenson. TO salt Lake
Thursday Mrs. Stephenson will then
leave for her home in Reno. New.
Miss Emma Evans has returned home
after visit in Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Hendrickson en-
tertained at dinner Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy r. Nelson were the
guests OF honor at dinner party given
sunday evening by Mrs. NJ. A. Graham
The guests were: Messrs. and Mesdames
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GUNNISON.
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Especial to The Herald Republican,
Gunnison. July &C. l. Christensen
has sold his interests here and moved
his family to salt Lake 70 live.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Breinholt has re-
turned to Ephraim.
J. II. Nea1 Of Denver Is visiting ]. +.
Jones OF the Gunnison Valley bank.
Marius Simonsen has returned from a
two years mission to Denmark.
Walter Tollestrup left for Salt Lake
Thursday for a short trip.
Miss Emily Larsen has returned from
a visit Of several weeks with friends
in Salt Lake.
President J. NJ Knighton and Treas
urer Christensen were in Spring City
on business during the week
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KAYsVILLE.


Especial 10 me aid-Republican.)
Kaysville, July Arnold NJ. Barnes
and Paul r. Thomassen returned home
Wednesday after an extended visit
through Idaho, Wyoming, Montana and
oregon.
Or. and Mrs. Gift Of Provo we're in
town Sunday.
Miss Ada Young and Clarence Flint
of kaysvflle were married in Ogden
Wednesday. In the evening a very
elaborate wedding reception was ten
dered them at the home OF the bride
Mr.. and Mrs. Flint viii reside In Kays-
vile.
John r. Barnes. Mrs. r. w. Barnes
and daughter. ueene. are in Kamas.
Summit county.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Wilkinson
Of Salt Lake and Mrs William May
field Of Pennington were guests Of
Miss MOllie Barnes was in Salt Lake
Wednesday.
Miss Garnet Swan entertained the
Junior Mutual girls Wednesday after
noon. Among those present were
Misses Make owen, Malzie Sims. Alice
Coles. Marguerite Thomassen. Hollis
Phillips, Elizabeth LightfOOt. Emm
odd. Bessie Bishop, Celia Warren.
Lcafie Nance, Marguerite Atue.
Mrs. John r. Barnes, Mrs. Henry II.
Blood and children, Mrs. George F.
Barton and children of Provo. and
Misses Martha and Mary Barnes formed
a jolly party that spent Wednesday at
Lagoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Coles were in
Salt Lake this week.
Mrs. Sarah z Taylor Is IN Evenston.
Wyo.. as guest of her son, Lee l. Tay-
lOr.
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LAYTON.
LAIION.
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Especial to The Herald Republican.)
Layton, July Mrs. Rufus Adams
and Mrs. W. Z. Wiggiel entertained the
Ladies' Independence club Friday after
noon.
Mrs. Ann Knell and Mrs Robert
kneu OF Pinto are guests of their
brother. John H. Green
Miss Beatrice Ellison Of Raymond.
Canada, is the guest of her grandpar-
ents. Mr. and Mrs e Z. Ellison.
Miss Lavana King has as her guest
Mrs Edgar King OF Croydon.
Mrs. Robert Simmons. who has been
seriously i'll, has left the Layton hos
pital.
Mrs. Ami Harris of Preston is visit
ing friends in the city.
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NEpTET.

Especial to The Republican,
Nephi. July Miss Haydee Patten IS
in Provo.
Miss Lille Pexton returned Monday
Mrs. William Bryan entertained
Thursday afternoon in honor of the
thirteenth birthday Of her daughter,
Miss olive syndergaard went TO Mt
Pleasant Saturday.
Mr.. Epson OF Beaver was the guest Of
q. NJ. WhitmOre Sunday.
II. ID. Goldsbrough was In Salt Lake
the first part Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Cazier spent last
week in salt Lake and ogden.
Mrs Lizzie kirgan and Miss Frances
Kirgan left Tuesday for ST. Louis.
Mrs. II. O. Young of Salt Lake was
here sunday. called by the death Of her
brother, William Hyde
Mrs. Enoch Burton was in Salt Lake
Mrs. II. G. withrow has arrived from
Mrs. q. S. walker Of Salt Lake was in
Nephi Sunday.
Miss clara Cole went to springvine
The Y. L. NJ. I. A. celebrated the an
niversary OF their organization Tues
day evening.
j. A. Hyde. ST. was in Provo the first
Mrs. Z. II. Sparkes spent last week in
Provo.
Mrs. Rosa Patten is in Provo.
Judge and Mrs. Joshua Greenwood
are in Fillmore.
Or. d. o. Miner was in Provo Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII IRE Of ogden are
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. 5. J. Lunt.
one Of the prcttiest social events OF
the week was given at the home OF
Miss Ethel Wright wednesday evening
in honor Of Prof. and Mrs. a. 9. Craw-
ford. who will leave July for mis-
sion to England.
Mrs. Ray BrOugh went to Fillmore
Saturday to visit her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Giles.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. whitmore were in
ogden last week
Mrs. Edith Sparkes Is in salt Lake
Miss Lille Hubbard OF Salt Lake was
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Colds
brough last week.
Mrs. James Redden is in Eureka
Mrs. $ A. Chase spent Sunday in
Provo.
Mrs. Hudson Of Salt Lake IS the
guest OF her daughter. Mrs. l. H. Grace.
Arthur Gadd was down from salt
Lake last week.
Miss Marietta Martin and Miss
Thorpe Of Springville were the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs George Sperry last
week.
Miss Kate warwood Of Provo was in
Nephi last week.
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cspecial to The Herald Republican,

Especial to Inc Herald RepuDlican.l
Manti. July A wedding OF much
interest to the people of this city was
that of Jessie Crawford and Albert Lund
Of ogden, "Wednesday. The bride Is the
beautiful daughter Of W. W. Craw-
ford and is very popular. Mr.. Lund Is
a young business man Of ogden. The
marriage ceremony was performed at
the home OF the bride in the presence
Of the relatives and few intimate
friends. by Bishop n. r. Peterson. The
bride carried a bouquet of brides roses.
Her attendants were Miss Lund OF Og-
den and Miss Crawford, both OF whom
wore dainty gowns OF muslin in blue
and white. ~. and Mrs. Lund viii
make their home in Salt Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren G Snow are
happy over the arrival Of fine baby
girl.
Ralph Hougaard. pharmacist in the
ID. W. Anderson drug store at Ephraim,
was at Manti Thursday visiting rela-
tives.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Gartat on June 20.
+. d. Soreasen returned yesterday
from Salt Lake, where he spent several
lays.
Miss Eileen Madsen was the hostess
at a delightful social at her home
Wednesday night.
Miss Apple Harmon and Joseph Ten
nant. both of Manti. were married at
the Manti temple Wednesday after
noon. Both are popular In society cir
was given In their honor. and many
friends and relatives were present. Mr.
and Mrs Tenant viii make their home
In this city for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank futile have gone
to salt Lake to make their home for
the season.
Pastor Martin OF the Presbyterian
church left for Fayette and some Of
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PENNINGTON

Especial to The Republican,
Pennington, July Mrs. Ruth Tree
and daughter OF Syracuse were guests
Of Mrs. David Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs. John White entertained
the following. Sunday afternoon. Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Busath and Mrs. Nell
lie Derr of salt Lake; Mr. and Mrs
Israel Call OF BOuntiful. and Mr.. and
Mrs. S. T.. White of Pennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W. Soule are now
at home to their friends at St An
thOny, Ida.
Mrs. George Thatcher of Provo Wis
tied Mr. and Mrs J. H Robinson.
Luther Foss is the guest of his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Foss.
An announcement of interest Is the
marriage of Charles NJ. Stayner. son of
Mrs. Clara Stayner, to Miss Opel era
ham of Mochecahui. Mexico.
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r r. Nelson. J. w. Armand, NJ. II. era
ham, Mr.. and Mrs. James Glove and Mr..
W. Pack
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas McAdam enter
tained at dinner Sunday evening in
honor OF her daughter. Mrs Osborne or
salt Lake.
Garner 5. stenhouse OF San Francisco
was the guest Of honor at a dinner
party given Sunday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ephraim sut-
Miss Ella Reid has returned to og-
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Leonard have
returned from salt Lake.
Mrs r. s Adams was the hostess at
bridge party Saturday afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs. Jarvis AydeIotte en-
tertained at a family dinner at their
nome sunday, In honor of their we'd
ding anniversary.
Misses Maud and Vera Davis en-
tertained at dinner party Monday
evening in honor of Garner stem
Mrs. S. A. King has returned TO her
home in Salt Lake. She was the guest
Of Mrs X. r Irvine.
Mrs. Anna NJ Peterson announces
the engagement Of her daughter. Miss
Ella, to Thomas Evans, the marriage
TO take place July 20.
Ihe most elaborate home wedding
mat has taken place in Provo for some
time was that Of Miss Hazel Weable
ana Elliott Westphal, at the home of
the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
NedDle- Inc ceremony was performed
by the Rev. S. II. Goodwin. The bride
was charming in a beautiful hand en-
broidered gown and carried a shower
bouquet The wedding march was
played by Mrs. Denhardt.
Miss Marie Roberts of Provo. Miss
sylvia Jensen of Logan and Messrs
Robert Lawrence and Russell Wood
ward OF salt Lake formed an autOmO-
bile party to Provo from salt Lake
After having spin about the city.
supper at the Lamar, the party re-
turned to Salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrs A @. Conover Of Fer
ron spent the week In Provo, the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Don Conover.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Loose and Mr.. and
Mrs. Preston G.. Peterson enjoyed a
trout dinner at the Upper falls Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Levitt enter
tanned at their home Wednesday even
ing In honor OF the birthday anni-
versary OF the host.
Mrs. Ellen Jones entertained at
luncheon Wednesday afternoon
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HALEY. IDAHO.

HALEY. Idaho, July MIR. and Mrs.
J. II. Pelkey have returned from Carey.
where Mr.. Pelkey has a contract for
erecting a building
Rev. J. II. Archer returned recently
from Kimberly, where he went on
business.
Miss Helen Daft has arrived home
from Salt Lake. where she has been
visiting relatives for four or five
months.
Francis Coates. the youngest son Of
A. Coates, was seriously injured re-
Gently. He was returning home with
his father on a load OF lumber when
he jumped off the wagon and fell he
tween the wheels, one going over the
small of his back
Mr.. Van +. Peterson and children Of
Boise are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
W A. Brodhead
George Rcmber has returned from
MOSCOW. where he was attending the
Idaho state university
John HALEY OF Boise has sold lots Z
and s, In block as HALEY, to Mrs. Ella
W. Horne.
Peter Foster has conveyed to his son.
William Foster, the west half OF the
southwest quarter Of section IS, town
ship ], range is cast.
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ed these choicest coffees in All the
world. balancing the food elements one
against the other, proportioning cof-
Iees nigh In some elements with those
low in those same elements. until AZ last
we have produced EIccta-HaU Bnt-
anced. Coffee with every coffee ese-
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biectn Coffee has no excess OF any
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tive. The elementf have been balanced:
yet Il Is not "doped~ or doctored cof-
fee-it has nothing added-no element
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must try II.
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the SEWER valley towns during the
week. and will be Joined BY others. who
viii hold gospel tent meetings along
the line
Mrs. Mary Hougaard of salt Lake is
visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs Mary Phillips of Long Beach,
Cal. is a guest of her sister, Mrs. l. +.
Becker.
Frank Carroll of Gunnison called on
friends here during the week.
Mrs Mccall, proprietress of the Tut
tie house, returned Tuesday from Salt
lake.
James Knopp was in Ephraim Thurs
day afternoon on business.
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Electn-HaU balanced, Coffee. you
know, is prepared IN a new way. Here
tofore all coffee has been considered
merely n flnvor-just a hit or miss
mass of different coffees. mixed to-
gether to produce what some one
thought was a pleasant "taste."
No one until we produced EIectn-
Hall balanced, Coffee, ever regarded
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made up of separate elements which
vary I'm proportion in accordance with
the species Of the coffee bean. soil. cli-
mate, etc.
Not until we discarded the old hit or
miss way Of mixing coffee just to pro-
duce taste" and at the expense Of
thousands of dollars and years Of time.
gathered together practically every cof-
fee grown in the world and analysed
1t. finding just the proportion of cof7
fee constituents each coffee contains,
was IL possible to have perfect coffee.
From Mocha. Java. Brazil, Arabia. NAL
aoar. Costa Rica, Cordova- Ceylon, Bor-
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EiectS Coffee Is Cube Cut. IL IL Also
Vacuum Cleaned, Hence it's
the Most Economical.

To realize what this means you have
only 70 place a little EIecta-TInII BAL
ansed' Coffee In one hand and home or
ordinary-Eround coffee in the other
Eiecta-HnIl balanced. Coffee IS made
up of equal sized little cubes Ground
coftee Is for the most part chaff. dust
and pplverizcd coffee. which IS lost IN
the making and I'm addition makes your
coffec muddy" Yet now YOU pay for
this dust ana chaff. EIectn Coffee
Hail balanced, first OF all because IL IS
a perfectly balanced coffee and then
because Of this uniform cube cutting Is
the most economical coffee that your
money can buy. IL goes farthest At
least 10 cups more coffee may be pro-
duced with a pound Of EIectu-Hnu Bat
nnced- Coffee than you can expect from
any other
EIectn-8alI balanced. Coffee IS sold
by Schramm-Johnson. Drugs five
stores.
Send today for the wonderful little
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A safe amusement park for youf
FAMILY, beautiful Wandamere. tomor-
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1t Cost $4,000 to Produce
the First POundOf EIeCta==
Hall Balanced. Coffee.

L YET this perfect coffee is yours to-
y day for as cents per pound-the
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