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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-08-12

J.. s. Edge, James Mulch and Ben
Ka1son of Grinnell, Iowa, are in the
city,
Chauncey Sager was in Mankato
yesterday, returning to Fairmont last
evening.
d. w. Barr and wife and d. Barr
of Waterloo, Iowa, are soiourning in
the city.
N. L. Cotton, wife and family of
Lone Rock, Iowa, visited in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Wengcl of Chicago is in
Mankato visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. O. NJ. Ward, Owatonna street.
Miss Forbush of st. Peter, accompan.
led by Master Sherburn Beecher Of
New Ulm, was in the city today.
Miss Ida Shelter of Boseman, Mont,
is visiting in the city as the guest of
Mrs. A. B. Maiers, on Center street.
Mrs. Myron Reid of Duluth, formerly
Miss Louise Schonldenberg, is visiting
her mother in-law, Mrs. Lillian Reid of
SIG Fourth street.
Mrs. r. C. A. Flounroy, and Misses
NJ. and f. Flounroy of Sioux City,
Iowa, wno arc spending some time at
Madison Lake, spent yesterday in
Mankato.
Miss Florence Turner of Lake Crys-
tai and her friend, Miss Anna Lees
of st. Paul, were in Mankato today.
Miss Turner conducted the teachers
examination at Lake Crystal this week.
Mrs. George II. Brewster is enter
tanning her sister, Mrs. Gardner, who
lives in the east Mrs. Gardner is a
national officer of the Woman's Relief
corps, and attended the meeting last
night of the local corps.
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Veigel, the for
mer's mother, Mrs. Charles Veigel, Mrs.
Frank Ady and Mrs. H. S. Holman
returned from Point Pleasant last
night, after spending a couple of days
in the l.. p. Hunt cottage.
Eddie Campbell, representative Cor
the Minnesota Stove works, wAA in
Mankato last night. Mr.. Campbell has
recently returned from business trip
to Indiana He reports conditions in
that state as furnishing.
! i. j.. Colson, road representative for
John j. Bagley & Co., tobacco manu-
facturers of Detroit, Mich, was in
Mankato yesterday calling on the job
bers. Mr.. Colson conducted cigar
store in this city for several years.
/ DIR. W. A. Beach and DR.. John NJ
! Edwards departed today for Ely, Mimi
where they will investigate the prop
erty of Section 30 Development com
pany. They were accompanied by Messrs
l4upp and Crandall, who are interested
in the company,
! w. b. Davies and family moved out
to Elysian, on Lake Francis, Tuesday
to spend month, enjoying the lake
They will be joined Saturday by their
son, Joseph s. Davies and family, who
viii also enjoy a vacation and spend
! some time at the lake.
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from Mondays Daily.
Carleton Club Meeting.

FairmOnt Sentinel: The Southern
Minnesota Carleton club held their
regular annual meeting in Fairmont
Friday, August 5. The guests and 9TH
ors 10 the number of forty were taken
to Hazelmere on the 1City of Fair
mont" and after many sports and
games and the renewing of old acquain-
ances, the company sat down to fine
chicken dinner served in the best style
by Landlord Cotton and his corps of
assistants.
After dinner the company was again
put on board the "City" and given a
trip around the three lakes. While on
the boat the executive meeting was
held and officers for the next year
elected. b. +. Woodland was chosen
chairman of the meeting and presided
in q stately fashion that lent dignity
to the occasion. Lee Prentice was
elected secretary for next year. 1t was
voted to have the next meeting in
FairmOnt next summer and hereafter
this city was to be the Mecca for all
Carletonites in this part of the state
every summer.
About four o'clock the whole com.
pany was landed at the Fairmont dock
as many of the guests had to catch the
cast bound trains on the Milwaukee
and Northwestern.
The following out of town people
were present: From Jackson, the Misses
McGOwan and Lindsey; WinnebagO
the Misses Joy Secor and Florence
Damon, l.. II. IIeadley; Blue Earth
the Misses Higgins and Lundsten, DR.
r. G. Hunt; Madelia, Miss Mccarthy;
Wells, the Misses Pride, Bierie, PHI
and Baunce; Mortified, the Misses
Hoppin and Crary; Faribault, Miss
Dow; California, Mr.. and Mrs. Car
rigan. and Roland Cross from st. Louis
Park
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M. j. Nerbovig is in Waseca on bust
ness.
F. F. Anton of Window was in the
city yesterday.
DR.. j. W. Andrews will return to-
morrow afternoon from his western
trip.
The Misses Fuel of Minneapolis are
the guests of Misses Schippel for a
week.
Fl. Evans, wife and grandchild of
Owatonna were visitors in the city
yesterday.
w. r. Geddes returned last evening
from a two days business trip to the
twin cities. ~.
c. +. Duncombe, wife and two sons
of Fort Dodge, Iowa, were visitors in
the city today.
Fl. II. Fuller will return tomorrow
from Truman, where he has been
spending several days.
H. NJ. Hamilton of Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, formerly of Mankato, is spend
ing the summer at Walker.
Miss Julia Hubbard and Miss Edith
Field of ST. Paul are visiting Miss
Marion Hunt over Sunday.
Mrs. James f. West of st. Paul
was Mankato visitor yesterday as
the guest of Mrs. c. A. Ingwalson.
G.. s. Hussey of Pemberton, a re-
publican candidate for sheriff, was look
ing after his fences in the city yester-
4! day.
| Lonis Fl. Lille is attending the state
convention of Eagles at Cloquet this
week, as a delegate from the local
aeric.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Johnson and
/ daughter departed today for a short
visit in Watertown, Wis, their old
home.
w. J. Dryden and family have re-
turned to Cumberland, Wis, after a
visit with their cousin, Mrs Archie
Hunter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. SLIDER and daugh.
ter Louise went to Minneapolis today
where they will visit friends for a
lew days.
Mrs. James Hinton of Appleton, Wis.
returned home yesterday after spending
a week at the home of l.. L. DeRosia
and family.
DR.. j. H. Girvin and wife of st. Paul
were the guests of the doctors par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Girvin, the
| first of the week.
Architect Brellmayer has returned
to his home in Milwaukee, after con
sulting in regard to the buildings fol
] the Catholic mother house.
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From Saturdays Daily.
Mission Circle Organized.

The Misses Louise Shoemaker and
Gladys Morrison entertained the six
teen young ladies who organized a
Mission Circle Wednesday evening.
The meeting was unusually interest
ing and all were enthusiastic in the
movement. Officers were elected, and
the circle put in running order the
efficient advice of Miss Frost of NAH
oba, India. Miss Frost showed her ap-
probation of the organization by Civ
ing each member a dainty souvenir of
the OCCASION After the business ses-
sion delicious refreshments we're served.
The first meeting of the circle
was great success, and hopes are
high for a better one the first We'd
nesday of September. The officers
are: President, Eta Firestone; vice
president, Stella Shoemaker; secretary
Coral Barnard treasurer, Gladys Nor
rison; librarian, Dell Vida Fuller.
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Hughes-Rice Wedding.

Minneapolis Journal: Miss Dea
Agnes Hughes, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Hughes of lie Sueur, be-
came the bride OF Clarence p. Rice
at high noon today at the residence
of DIR. c. f. Benson, 1916 Irving ave-
nue. south. Father OBrien Of St.
Thomas college read the ceremony in
the living room, where the vows were
exchanged before an improvised altar
of palms. The bride entered, unas-
tended, TO the strains of the LOhengrin
wedding march, played by Miss Agnes
Dugan at the piano with violin ac-
compartment. Miss Esther Pine of st.
Paul was at the altar by the bride
groom During the ceremony Miss Ma
rion Hunt of Mankato sang so, Prom
Use Me" and ave Maria" The bride
was gowned in white d'esprit over
satin, trimmed with pearls, and carried
a shower bouquet of sweet peas and
lilies of the valley. She wore a dia-
mond brooch. the gift of the bride
groom. as her only ornament.
Pink and white asters and ferns
furnished the decorat ions through the
rooms where a reception was held I'M
til three o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Rice
left this afternoon for a trip down the
Great Lakes and will be at home in
breckenridge, MIMI, after September
/. The brides going-away gown was
of tan broadcloth, with hat to match.
The out of-town guests at the we'd
ding were Mrs. Mary l.. Rice of APP
pleton. MIMI. and the Misses Marion
Hunt and Elizabeth Hughes of Man
kato.
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SOCIGTV
N. w Phone, 50. Citizens, 213.
Week Credicott Wedding.
N. w Phone, 80.

Veeck-Credicott Wedding.
Wedding bells rang at Mapleton at
noon today, when Miss Cecil Credicott,
one, OF the charming young ladies of
the village, and Edgar c. Veeck of
this city were united in marriage.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
w. !. Moore, pastor of the Congrega-
tional church, at the nome of the
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ.
Credicott. Memberships wedding
march was played by Miss Leah Credi-
colt, sister OF the bride.
The couple were unattended, Beryl
Busse acted as flower girl. The par
lor was tastefully decorated with sweet
peas and ivy, and the bride was
gowned in white embroidery and car
ried bouquet of brides roses. Her
going away gown was of blue serge.
Following the ceremony toothsOme
wedding dinner was served. The bride
received numerous handsome and use
ful gifts.
The bride is the eldest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Credicott, who are old
and highly respected residents of the
village, Mr.. Credicott holding the posi-
ton of ca shier of the First National
bank there. She is graduate OF the
Mapleton high school and OF the Man
kato state normal school, and has
taught at LeSHeur Center. She is a
favorite of large circle of friends
Mr.. Week holds the position of head
miller in the Hubbard mill in this
city, having recently succeeded A. w
Spehr. and is yomg man OF great
promise, popular with all, and trusted
by his employers. After a short stay
at Lake Emily, WHITTIER he and his
bride went by auto, they will take
street, in one of f. j. IIorentz's houses
which their friends today decorated
in a manner that was fitting the oc
casion, so that it was a sight to be
hold. The young couple will take witt
them the best wishes of all through
life.
Ont of town guests present were
Henry n. Somsen, J. r. Hiogs and A
NJ, Arbs of New Ulm,. Paul Radichel
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Laurisch, Mis-
Georgia Clnxton. DR.. Weycr and At
torney Chris Carlson OF MankatO, Miss
Mabel Credicott of Winnebago. anc
Frank Cooper and family OF Vernon
Center. .3'
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Mrs. !. n. Thompkins and family
went to Albert Lea today to visit the
formers mother for couple of weeks.
Miss Marie Thune returned to her
home at Redwood Falls, after spend
ing fortnight in the city visiting
friends.
Attorney C. 0. Daley went to Owa-
tonna today to spend Sunday with his
family, who are spending two or three
weeks there.
Edwin Fitzgerald, member of the
Seventh Regiment, New York city
is visiting Frank and Ferd Hoerr for
few days.
Rudberg, and family, are sojourning
at Madison Lake, and are thinking
of erecting a. cottage there.
Mrs. Charlotte Rose and her son, d.
l.. Rose, and daughter, Mrs. Edwards,
and her grandchildren moved out to
Point Pleasant to occupy their cottage
! for week or two.
Miss Clark, of the normal faculty,
and her mother and sister of Canton,
S. d., are occupying one of the Sugden
cottages at ldlewild, Madison Lake,
and will remain, five weeks.
Philip Ray arrived today from Min
neapolis, and with James H. Baker,
.Jr., will go out to Barclays hotel,
Point Pleasant, tomorrow to remain
week.
Dr. r. B. Girvin and wife and little
son, Wayne, returned to their home
at Cleveland, N. d., this week after
visit of several weeks with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Girvin.
Rev. T. Ross Paden, pastor of the
! Presbyterian church, with his family
are spending the month of August
on the farm with Theodore Sewers
near Vernon Center at the home of
Mrs. Paden.
Mrs. J. w. True and family and Mrs
A. II. Sherer and family are spending
two weeks at Washington Lake
i Mr.. Sherer and Mr.. True go out every
evening and come in mornings to Their
| III lut tilS.
! J.. J. Fazendin of Saltwater is in
the city the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
c. +. Butler, l3l Clark street. Mrs
FaZendin, who is sister of Mrs
Butler, with her little daughter have
been visiting here for two weeks.
Madelia Times-Messenger: Joe Har.
tlmg spent Sunday with his parents al
Mankato. His father is very low will
cancer of the stomach and is not ex
pected to live. Fred l.. Boor, q
brother-in-law of the sick man, visit
ed him last week.
William George Jr. arrived today
from Saltwater to relieve j. S. Davies
as operator for the North American
Telegraph company, so that the lat
ter can take a vacation. Drivery
Hennessey will look after the express
business of the Wells Fargo Express
company.
Misses Mabel and Lillian King ant
Stella Hanna and Clark King and Lynn
Olson of Owatonna, who are part of
camping party from 0watonna VIII
are staying at Lake Elysian, came t,
; Mankato yesterday afternoon in thci
J automobile and enjoyed picnic Dime
at Sibley park.
Wadena Pioneer Journal: Mrs
William Moses of Mankato arrived il
the city Tuesday and is visiting a
the home of her daughter, Mrs. A. +
Hughes. Mrs. Moses came unannoun
ced, went to her daughters home an
quietly took seat in the parlOl
where she was discovered after it'll
time by her daughter.
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Carlos Boynton has returned from
Liverpool, England, where he was called
by the illness of his son Clifford
He left the. young man much improved.
Fl. A. Searle and son and Tnos
Farnsworth, wife and son of Council
Bluffs, Iowa, arrived yesterday in
their automobile, and went out today.
Miss Alma Wagon has returned to
her home in Amboy after undergo
ing a surgical operation at Rochester.
She is daughter of Charles Wagon,
formerly of Mankato.
Herman Heinze, who has been liv-
ing in Oklahoma for several years, has
returned, and proposes to move his
family back little later. He is sat
isfed that this is the best place to
live.
F. r. Durfee and wife and son,
Lawrence, of Worthington, and Miss
Marie Neubeiser of Belle Plaine spent
Wednesday night in the city. They
came in an auto, and left yesterday
for New Ulm.
County Treasurer Hart was at Point
Pleasant yesterday afternoon and ar
ranged for accommodations at Barclay g
for his wife and two daughters, who
will 60 out tomorrow and remain a
couple of weeks.
j. A. Berqnist, accompanied by George
Duemeand of st. Paul, will leave to.
morrow morning for weeks vacation
They will go to Duluth, and thence to
Isle Royal by one of the Booth Pack
ing company's steamers.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. Hart left this
morning for Duluth where they will
meet DIR. and Mrs. J. s. Holbrook
with whom they will take lake trip
to Niagara Falls. On the return trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Hart will camp a few
days at Killarney.
Josiah Record, former resident OF
Spring Island, but who has been living
lately at Elgin, Wash, is visiting his
daughter. Mrs. Ellis. He likes Blue
Earth county so much better than
Washington that he is going to move
back. While in Washington he lost his
wife, and had poor health
Mrs. Albert Wynne is at Fulda
called there by the sickness and death
of her sister, Miss Verda Ady. Miss
Ady was taken i'll last Friday with
appendicitis and her death occurred al
five o'clock this morning. Mrs. Wynne
had been on visit with relatives in
Kansas and returned to Mankato the
latter part of last week. She received
telegram summoning her to Fulda
was in the city yesterday afternoon
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ ID. Fritz
Mr.. Horswill had been in Minneapolis
arranging for the agency for the Moor
and Lewis Ryder automobiles. He Is
also engaged in the real estate bust
ness Mr.. Horswill is a former gradu
ate of the Mankato Commercial col
lege and until recently was cashier o
! the Dempster. S. d. State bank.
John II. Holman, Robert Lamm ant
! F. w. Hunt enjoyed a 100 mile ride il
an auto yesterday. The party passed
through Blue Earth and Faribult coun
ties. They left Mankato at eigh
O'Clock in the morning, making stop
at Mapleton. Minnesota Lake, Wells
and Kiester. Everywhere along the roat
the farmers were busy either stacking
the grain or getting ready for the
threshing machines. The party reached
Mankato at $40 p. m. No accident:
occurred to mar the days outing.
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From Fridays Daily.
Party at Dew Drop Inn.

Mrs, +. 81. Stevens is chaperoning a
party of. young ladies'. at Dew Drop Inn
cottage, atfjLoon Lake, near Lake Crys-
tai. The G party consists of Misses
Maude and Viva Geddes, Ruth and
Hazel Presley, Florence Ritter and
Florence Black. The young ladies will
be gone a week and they report a
splendid time. Sunday an automobile
will convey a party of gentlemen, VINO
will be guests at Dew Drop Inn. Mr.
+. NJ. Stevens will accompany the
party.tH aat
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A Pleasant Surprise Party.

Miss Theresa Schaub was pleas
antly surprised last night at her home,
l24 Swiss street. The evening was
spent in social way. Dancing was
enjoyed and delicious supper was
served. Musical numbers by Messrs.
Henry Udelhoffen and George Bartz
were appreciated. About sixty young
folks were present.
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Complimentary Party.

Sioux Falls Argus-Leader: This
afternoon Mrs. Porter p. Peck enter
tanned twelve young ladies at an in
formal musicale to compliment Miss
Alice Shook of Mankato, Mimi. who is
a guest i'm, the Peck home. Among
those contributing music for the en-
ioyment of the occasion were: Misses
Alice Jones, Grace Garland Vera
Smith and Miss Golf. The luncheon
was planned in unique manner which
added much TO the merriment OF the
affair-each one of the party had to
do her part in the preparation of the
lunch, one young lady decorating, an
other preparing the salad, another
making the coffee and so on. The very
nformality of the occasion made 1t a
most pleasant afternoon entertainment
for the guests.
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Normal Girls Entertained.

The Seekafuma club, of the normal
school, was entertained by Miss Hall
man at her home in West Mankato
Saturday evening About twenty young
ladies were present, and the evening
was spent very pleasantly with games
served.
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Srent Day at Madison Lake.

The members of the G. Y. o. club
OF the Baptist church spent the day
at Madison Lake, at r. j. Straw's
residence. Some went by train cfis
morning and others by train or vehicle
later in the day. 1t was an ideal day
for an outing.
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King McGovern of Austin was in the
city over night.
Mrs. A. Gum of GAINESVILLE was in
the city yesterday.
John Smith of Cleveland was in the
city Tuesday evening.
A. Erickson and wife of Edgerton
Wis, were in Mankato yesterday.
DR.. w. B. Shepard of Sioux Falls
S. D., was in the city last evening.
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Picnic By Male Choir.

Picnic BY Male Choir.
The male choir of St. Peter and
Pauls church held their annual picnic
at Prospect park, Madison Lake, yes
terday. Thirty-five members of the
choir and their families participated in
the festivities.
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c. NJ. Sheldon of Wells was in Man
kato yesterday.
f. b. Haney of Henderson was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. John Nelson of Rapidan was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. p. Buell. of Kasota
paid Mankato friends visit yester-
day.
b. H. Ward and family of Fairmont
paid Mankato friends a visit yester-
day.
Mrs. j. G. Garrett and son of Shreve-
port, La, were guests in the city yes
terday.
A. o. Scott and daughter took a
pleasure trip to Madison Lake last
evening.
DR.. Rosenwald was called to Madi-
son, Mimi, today because of the sud-
den death of sister.
William Zuehlke of Springfield is in
Mankato visiting relatives. He is ac-
eompanied by his family.
Mrs. w. w. Besser and son returned
to Point Pleasant today after having
spent the week in the city.
Mrs. G.. E. Larson of Redwood Falls
and Miss Della Parker of Faribault
visited friends in the city yesterday
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Quietly Married.

VuItVIy MdIIIcu
Miss Anna C. Hrdlicka and George
Perry, both of this city were united
in marriage at nine o'clock this morn
ing at the NJ. L. parsonage, by the
pastor, Rev. w. n. Jameson. The
sister of the bride attended them.
The couple will 60 to Lake Crystal
to reside. Mr.. Perry is a steam filter.
Both nave many friends who will wish
them well.
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Entertained at Breakfast.

Mrs. F. Fl. Conklin of Fulton street
entertained twelve young ladies at q
Miss frankie Dougherty OF Portland
Oregon.
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Entertained at $500"

Mrs. Paul Barney entertained at
800 in honor of Miss Sadie Barney
OF Los Angeles. Honors were won
by Miss Alma Coughlan and Mr.. Milo
Fox.
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Welded at Noon.

Miss Addic NJ. Kenward, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. C.. Kenward, old
and well known residents of Danille,
and James Morrow, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Morrow, prominent resi-
dents of BeaufOrd, were united in
marriage at noon today by Rev. f.
l.. Heermance at the latter's home in
this city. The couple were unattend-
ed. They went to Minneapolis this
afternoon for short visit, and on
their return will take up their home
on the Morrow farm.
Both are we'll known and highly re-
spected young people. who have
large number of friends who will ex-
tend their best wishes on this happy
occasion.
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j. w. True spent yesterday in st.
Paul.
Miss Sarah Rye of Minneota is Wis
iting in the city.
J. B. Mcneil of Sleepy Eye was
in the city today.
A. f. Segstad of Window was in
Mankato yesterday.
Carl A. Ingwalson returned today
from trip to Chicago.
Miss Nellie Ellsworth of Lincoln,
.Neb., is visiting in the city.
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Will Hold a Picnic.

The Mankato Degree of Honor lodge
will hold basket picnic on Roemer's
lawn on Thursday, Aug. IL. All men,
bers arc invited to be present.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-04-28
This eorsrseses sos r,,v,,..

Some years ago a contractor build.
Ing a railroad In a warm climate was
troubled n great deal by sickness
among the laborors.
lie turned his attention AZ once 10
their food and found that they were
getting full rations OF meat and were
drinking water from a stream near by.
lie issued orders TO cut down tho
amount Of meat and to Increase great.
" the quantity Of Quaker Scotch Oats
fed to the men.
lie also boiled Quaker Scotch Oats
and mixed the thin oatmeal water with
their drinking water. Almost instantly
all signs OF stomach disorders passed
and his men showed decided improve.
ment In strength and spirits. This con.
tractor had experience that taught him
the great value'of good oatmeal.
Packed In regular packages and IN
hermetically sealed tins for hot
climates. 50