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Evening star., 1915-02-23
Belasco.

"A Pair of Sixes," dealt at the Be-
.- SEQ last night, outrivaled the dra-
attic possibilities of come II. and
provided a new viewpoint for any tyro
in the audience who might have fiat
tered himself that the knew thing
or two about poker. The plot of Ed
ward Peple's hilariously foolish farce
is founded on a patent pill which, as
dear Aesculapius would put it. failed
to agree with the two men engaged in
its exploitation. A lawyer friend sug-
cests a remedy-the business partners
lean game and the one who loses is to
become the butler of the one who wins
They try their luck, and when the
rosy and obstreperous T. Boggs John,
who is Mark Smith. loses out to his
dry = as = the proverbial chip partner,
ieorge B. Nettleton, otherwise Ralph
Herr, he takes his pill, and the fun
which had its beginning in the busi-
ness Office of the two with a clerk, a
stenographer and shocked customer
background for their quarreling
continues throughout two additional
acts at the Nettleton home.
The change from partnership to mas
ter and man has it's succession of lu-
dlcrous complications, but through it
all runs the assurance that two such
good fellows will make up after their
fling as BELTS the hghtsomeness of
farce.
Ralph Herr and Mark Smith were SO
.qually absurd that it probably failed
10 occur to any one in the laughing
audience to determine which outdid
the other in fun Ethel Jackson and
lone Bright as Mrs. Nettleton, and
literally, the one girl. gave to their
-oles vivaciousness, attractive person :
tlity and several changes of costume
As Miss Sally Parker Mary Harper full
He'd the authors demand by chewing
gum and laughing boisterously over
he affairs of her employers exactly
ss stenographers don't do, and Robert
smiley. a one-time Washington boy
at he conveyed so real an impression
a married man dependent on his
-9lary that one hoped whatever hap
ned he would keep his job.
.1arion Ballou played an unpleasant
trt 50 well to score a tribute of
iividual applause. 1t is dramatic
'.ctrine that a parlor maid shall be
ivoIously firtatious. but as the slavey
the Nettleton home-oldish, sIat-
-rnly and obviously famished for COM
1anionship of some kind-any kind
Goodies" dives beneath the frothy
'omedy of cap and duster Irritation and
rings up glimpse of dregs.
Stanhope Wheatcroft, jr., was an
'xuberantly enthusiastic young sales
nan for the Partners; Walter Apple
sate worked himself into a properly
iisgusted customer in the short time
re had to do it in, and the small parts
# shipping clerk and Office boy were
we'll done by Edward Mack and Will
lam Dixon.
The farce returns to Washington
With the prestige of New York success.
TO see IT is to understand why.
Evening star., 1915-02-23
Going to the Expositions?
Don't Miss Colorado Scenery

No one can be Indifferent to the
beauty and grandeur of the Colorado
Rocky Mountain scenery and visit
ors to the California Expositions
should make a point of seeing it.
Also Denver. Colorado Springs,
Pueblo, the Royal Gorge and Salt
Lake City.
Now there's no extra charge for
all this if you go via the Burlington
Route &C., p. & O., because il so
happens that the through service of
that line has been planned so that
you pass all of these points by day-
light, and you can view from the
train panorama of mountain
scenery that is as celebrated as any
in the world.
Surely. on your way, you will not
miss this opportunity. and I would
like to send you free. some pictures,
maps and printed matter, not only of
the Colorado wonders, but also of
Glacier Park or Yellowstone Park.
which. by all means, you should
visit on the return trip. Please make
use of ne-let me help plan the trip
for you. Call on or write
VIM. Austin, General Agent, Pas
senger Dept, c., B. & Q. r. r. Co,
S36 Chestnut ST.. Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1915-02-23
Women's Spring Dresses

Anniversary price. $13.75 each.
Beautiful Afternoon and
Street Dresses, in late spring
styles, with all the freshness and
newness that fashion has created
and in many and varied designs.
THE MATERIALS ARE
Taffetas. Crepe Meteors. Silk Pop
Inns and Crepe de Chimes.
THE CoLoRs ARE
Navy Blue. Greens, Old Rose, Grays
Blacks and Blues.
Very prettily made, some in
the new jumper and suspender
effects, with distinctly modish
air, with circular and other new
styles in skirts.
Trimmed with laces and but
tons and pretty embroideries
lace. silk and chiffon collars
crepe dc chine and chiffon
sleeves. Sizes "a to 40.
AN EXTRAORDINARY
GOOD VALUE.
Third floor G. street
Evening star., 1915-02-23
Gayety.

Frank Burt, a pleasing character
comedian, and F'lossie McCloud, a tall,
slender individual, more than six feet
in height. are a large factor of the
whole show at the Gayety Thea ter this
week. The comedy of these two play
ers is of the top-notch order, and goes
long way toward giving the audience
a full evenings entertainment in a
two-act musical burletta abounding in
many dancing and song numbers. pre-
sented by THE Girls of the Moulin
Rouge" z
The second part is styled ''The Ra jah
Bum.'' in which Burt and his partner.
Walter Vernon, are bogus rajahs. The
chorus sings and dances well and the
costumes, especially those worn by
Flossie McCloud, Laura Houston and
Amy Allyn, are attractive.
Red Martin and Hughie Bernard,
the latter in black face, contribute con-
siderably to the entertainment. 1t was
announced that a wrestling bout be-
tween Joe Turner and John K1lonis, a
Creek wrestler. will be held following
the performance tomorrow night. A
country store Friday night and a
chorus girls contest Saturday night.
Evening star., 1915-02-23
Cosmos.

The Cosmos Theater bills big head
liner, Will Roehms Athletic Girls. in
athletic sports of strength and skill, Is
reinforced this week with Frank Bush.
the inimitable story teller, straight anu
in dialect; Wilson and Lenoir. re-
fined team of singing and dancing en-
tertainers, with specialties in whistling.
yodeling and accordion playing. and
Frank Morse and company in Uncle
Seth and the Hoodoo,' comedietta
which presents Mr.. Morse in a pleasing
rural character sketch. 'rhe Athletic
Girls" five in number, each a specialist
in her line, give a snappy and clever
exhibition of fencing, boxing and wres-
Ting, with a physical culture exposi-
tion showing how women may acquire
grace, poise, strength and skill. The
Evening star., 1915-02-23
Columbia.

Moving pictures depicting scenes in the
-nited states Navy of 1915 are present.
Il by Lyman H. Howe at the Columbia
Tieater this week. The three reels.
shich are merely part Of a bill up to
he Howe standard. show activities and
scenes in connection with the navy tina
he average person would never see.
,nly one side of life in the navy Is
ouched upon; even the coaling scenes
ook clean. The pictures are so many
'napshots at things above board" For
'earness, steadiness and all qualities that
aise movies" to a really artistic plane,
he Howe pictures are unexcelled The
uIdnight watch picture in the third reel
Z navy scenes. for example, is beautiful,
md 10 and behold, it moves, So. too.
re the pictures Of scenes in rural France.
'erhaps the best reel of the entire bill.
japanese scenes, how a cash register is
rade and native lime in the PhiIippin rs
e also shown. together with absurdly
delightful cartoon pictures To MANY
Aese whimsical pictures are always the
est feature of d Howe bill, and this
reference is no reflection upon the
gthers.
Evening star., 1915-02-23

wrestling match is a real thriller and
won a genuine ovation at all perform
ances yesterday. Frank Bush's stories
are new and funny ones. and he had
his audience laughing from the begin
ing to the end of his fifteen-minute
monologue. Wilson and Lenoir are ac-
complished entertainers and their spe-
ciaIties are of the big circuit type:
while the sketch is both amusing and
well played Supporting acts include
Frank McNish, the old-time minstrel.
and his son. who are billed as "Komedy
kaper Kutters." with Frank himself
illustrating the origin of the. tango:
and Corrigan and Vivian. singing ana
performance. The Hearst-Selig weekly
news pictures. as usual, lead the photo
plays for the first half of the week. A
change of bill will be made Thursday.
Evening star., 1915-02-23
Maj. Thomas Daugherty Dead.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, February ga
Maj. Thomas Daugherty, said to have
been the first public school teacher in
Colorado, died here yesterday. He was
seventy-eight. Maj. Daugherty was a
member of the troop of bodyguard for
Gen. Anderson at Fort Sumter and
witnessed the shooting of Gen. Nelson
by Gen. Jefferson c. Davis of Michigan
at Louisville. He also was a member
of the engineering corps that built the
Lehigh Valley railroad.
Evening star., 1915-02-23
Children's Dresses
(Sizes 2 to E years.,
Anniversary price, 45c each.
A very special value.

"A SSAy oPSSAoA ~oAoS.
PLAIN PINK AND BLUE PER
GALE DRESSES. made with long
waist and plated skirt, trimmed with
broad band, and piped in black and
white to form peplum; front OF waist
embroidered in spray design.
STRIPED CREPE DRESSES, in
pink and blue designs; long-waist
style trimmed with plain bands of
pink and blue, and set on with mar
row piping of blaek-and-white striped
perca1e.
FIGURED PERCALE DRESSES,
with turnover collar and cuffs, and
peplum, trimmed with plain bands of
pink and blue; plated skirt.
Third floor, street.
Evening star., 1915-02-23
Austrian Fancy China
Anniversary price, ssc piece.
Regularly $I.oo to $1.2s.

A fine imported decorated Ia
BILE China direct from Austria.
Salad Bowls, Cake Plates,
Footed Bowls Footed Cake Plates,
Mayonnaise Bowls Footed Nut Dishes,
on trays, Fancy Dishes.
All pieces are handsomely dec
GRATED in a variety of artistic pat
terms, consistent with the best
quality of Austrian china making /;
the shapes are practical and orna-
mental.
Fifth floor, G street.
Evening star., 1915-02-23
Duplex Window Shades
Anniversary price, 45c each.
Values up to $1.25.

Window Shades made of imported du-
plex cloth. These shades give unusual
service and are very economical. be-
cause they are made of a waterproof
cloth which may be sponged, without
injury. when it is soiled. Green on one
side and a soft tan on the other
Mounted on guaranteed spring rollers
Also included in this lot are some
Oil Opaque Shades.
All these shades have been made in
our own shops especially for this An
nfversary Sale. As there are several
sizes. exact measurements of windows
should be brought.
Fourth floor, G street.
Evening star., 1915-02-23
Women's Gloves

THREE SPECIAL VALUES. THE
MERIT OF WHICH CANNOT BE
DENIED
Anniversary price, $a.4s pair.
Women's 20 button length White
Glace Gloves, all Sizes
Anniversary price, SAILS pair.
Women's 16 = button length White
G1ace Gloves, all sizes.
Anniversary price, 85c pair.
Women's One-clasp White washable
Chamois Gloves, all sizes.
Main door, Center.
Evening star., 1915-02-23
Film Features.
Strand,

Moore's Strand Theater yesterday had
large audiences to see its feature, the
film reproduction of the celebrated
play, 1.-THE Bachelors Romance" with
John Emerson in the leading role. 1t
is a charming drama. by Martha Nor
ton, and is full of quaint humor, color
full characterization and romance. The
Strand Orchestra plays the accompani-
mentS.
Evening star., 1915-02-23
Law Bars Liquor Advertisements

MOBILE, Ala, February 23.-Prop-
erty owners who allow billboards or
painted signs of whisky advertise
ments to remain up in the future in
this state. are likely to be prosecuted.
Warning is being sent out from the Of
fees of the various county solicitors
To allow these signs to remain UP is
violation of the anti-liquor advertis-
ing law, and bill posters and sign
writer's can be held responsible In
many counties the liquor advertise
ments have been obliterated
Evening star., 1915-02-23
Crandall's.

The World film corporation present.
ed yesterday at Crandalrs Theater the
1ve-part photoplay. "Alias Jimmy VAL
entine," based upon the Liebler pro-
duction of Paul Armstrong; stage play
of the same name. Robert Warwick
appears in the role Of Jimmy Valentine
"A Night OUT with Charlie Chaplin
was also shown. Green's orchestra
and the pipe organ recitals were ad-
ditional features
Evening star., 1915-02-23
Bibles and Prayer Books
At Half Price

Samples of Bibles. both authorized
versions; H. NJ. Standard revised.
New Testaments. Psalms. Episcopal
PRAYER Books and Hymnals. All
slightly scuffed or SCARED from
handling, but otherwise perfect: They
have been used as samples by the
publishers.
All at one-half price.
An opportunity that comes but
once year to replenish your stock of
these most important of all books.
Second floor, L street.
Evening star., 1915-02-23
Girls Wash Dresses
Anniversary price, $1.e5 each.
Unusually fine quality,

A sample line of New and Attractive
Dresses in late styles and fine and de-
sirable materials; sizes 6 to 10.
oliver Twist Dresses, with crepe
waists and linen skirts; the waists .
are of sheer materials in attractive
striped effects, with plain colored
linen skirts to match the stripes Of
the waists-blue, rose, pink, tan ana
all-white; also all-linen in blue and
tan.
Russian-style Dresses. box plated
and belted: white with tan ana blue and
green braiding.
Third floor, G street.
Evening star., 1915-02-23
Mems Walking Gloves
Anniversary price, $1.2S pair.
Regular S1.5o quality.

Made by Perrin Co: of an inn
ported capeskin, in the popular
shades of tan. One-clasp model,
with heavy outseam and spear
back. A glove well suited for
present wear. Regular and cadet
sizes.
Main hoor F. street.
Evening star., 1915-02-23
Garden.

A perturbation of William c. De
Miles civil war drama, "The Warrens
of Virginia." featuring Blanche Sweet
and House Peters, was shown yester-
day at Moore's Garden Theater. 1t is
filled with heart interest and dramatic
climaXes and the battle scenes are es-
pecially realistic. Accomplishments are
played by the orchestra
Evening star., 1915-02-23
Polls.

The Big Idea" was presented here
'"T the first time last night. by the
'oli Players.
The Big Idea" is a three-act comedy
18th suggestion of tragedy. TIL.
heart interest laboriously worked Ii
: supposed TO be story from real life
Jf this the audience is warned by Rob
srt Lowe before the curtain rises TIL,
Evening star., 1915-02-23
Sofa and Couch Pillows
Anniversary price, $1.oo each.
The usual $1.5o quality.

Cretonne Sofa and Couch Pillows,
in light and dark shades and numer-
Gus good patterns-a splendid assort-
ment. Pillows suitable for all sum-
mer uses-porches, lawns, benches,
hammocks, couches, living rooms and
bedrooms. The filling is of best silk
floss, and will not pack together.
Fourth floor, street.
Evening star., 1915-02-23
Mems and Young Mems
Trousers
Anniversary price, $3.50 pair.
ReanlarIv $s.oo and 5000.

Me dium and Heavyweight
Worsted and Cheviot Trousers,
in the choicest striped patterns
of many variations and hand
some light and dark gray shades.
They are silk sewn throughout.
Various waist and length meas
urements, providing a fit for
nearly every man.
Main floor, Tenth street.
Evening star., 1915-02-23
Five-piece Slip Covers
Anniversary price, $12.5o.
One of the best values that
can he offered.

can be offered.
We will make to order Slip Covers for
5-piece parlor suites of furniture, allow
ing rs yards of our special grade i'm
ported cretonnes. which we are now
offering in this sale at 2sc yard. Our
regular high-grade workmanship and
exact measurement and fitting to be
given with each order. This is spe-
cial. offering. and one to be taken ad-
vantage of at once. The usual price of
these materials is soc to soc yard.
Fourth floor, & street.
Evening star., 1915-02-23
Mems Lisle Hose
Anniversary price, 35c pair; 8 for
S1.oo. The regular soc grade.

Fine 1 m p r. ted Lightweight t
I.isle Hose. with embroidered
silk clocks-black, with clocks in
assorted colors; white, with
clocks in assorted colors, and tan
with self-colored clocks. They
are best quality full-fashioned
hose, regular made, with high
spliced heels and double toes ano
soles.
Main floor, F street.
Evening star., 1915-02-23
Mating Suit Cases
Anniversary price, $1.e5 each.

24-inch Size Mating Suit Cases
with cowhide leather corners and
brass lock and bolts; cloth lined
throughout. We call particular
attention to the excellent quality
of the china mating used in this
suit case. Light. weight and
strong.
Fourth floor. Tenth street.
Evening star., 1915-02-23
Girls MILDLY Dresses
Anniversary price. $1.oo each.

AH Unusually r1e quaI1ty.
They are in two styles, and in sizes
E to ID.
Plain White MILDLY Dresses, with
braided sailor collar and cuffs, and
full plated skirts, which button to
band.
MILDLY Dresses, with white galatea
waist and blue percale skirt, collar
and cuffs; braided in white; blue
trimmed pocket and blue lacing.
Third floor street.
Evening star., 1915-02-23
Women's Spring-weight
Underwear

Combination Suits, 7Sc each.
Regular $1.25 quality.
so dozen Women's Imported Swiss
Ribbed Lisle Thread Combination
Suits, knee length, low neck and
sleeveless.
Combination Suits, CSC each.
Regular soc quality.
so dozen Women's Jersey Ribbed
Combination Suits; low neck and
sleeveless style, with tight knee or
lace trimmed drawers.
Vests, 35c each.
Regular soc quality.
50 dozen Women's Fancy-front
Lisle Thread Vests, with low neck
and no sleeves.
Vests. nc each; 3 for soc.
Regular 25c quality.
81 dozen Women's Swiss Ribbed
Cotton Vests. with low neck, no
sleeves and hand-crocheted fronts;
all sizes.
Main floor. G street.
Evening star., 1915-02-23
Colonial Rag Rugs
Size 3x6 it., $1.45 each.
Regularly 500.

Size 9xI2 It, $7.95 each.
Regularly $1,000.
Especially adapted for bathrooms,
bedrooms, etc. These Rugs are made
of new materials and have fresh
and clean appearance. Shown in plain
colors of dark and light blue, green.
brown and pink. and also in the NOfde
Tyne" rag rug patterns, with woven
herringbone border.
Sixth floor, F street.
Evening star., 1915-02-23
Boys Madras Blouses
Anniversary price, 6Sc.
Reeu1ar1v S1.oo.

Boys Fine Madras Blouses, in
white, with a variety of black,
blue and lavender stripe pat
terms; nicely made, with soft COL
lar and soft French turnback
cuffs; sizes 7 to IS.
Third foor Eleventh street.
Evening star., 1915-02-23
Jim and Jack,
The Merry Acrobats
Anniversary Special Pri

ANNIVERSARY opeCldI fIICe,
25c each.
This Is a new toy just received from
abroad. Amusing and entertaining for
the smaller children. Can be made to
do many stunts and perform most
miraculous and grotesuue antics. Made
of wood and prettily hand-colored.
New, and barely possible that we
shall ever be able to duplicate them.
Fourth floor, F street.
Evening star., 1915-02-23
Breakfast Bacon

AT THESE SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY
PRICES:
Machine sliced, skinless. 25c lb.
Machine sliced, with skin, 23c lb
By 3-pound piece or over, 21c lb.
This is Shafer's Best Baltimore Bs-
con, of a mild cure and delicious. tasty
flavor; the kind that is pleasing and
appetizing.
Fifth floor z street.
Evening star., 1915-02-23
Wonen's Muslin
Underwear

Petticoats, $1.oo and $1.5o each.
Very Special Anniversary Values
White Lingerie Petticoats, made OF
fine soft cambric and nainsook. A
very attractive assortment of many
beautiful styles, effectively trimmed
with lovely laces and dainty embroid-
cries; some have deep eyelet en-
broidery insertion, run with pink or
blue ribbon, and finished with ribbon
bows.
Evening star., 1915-02-23
Black Dress Goods

Anniversary price, 75c yard.
Regular $1.5o and $500 qualities.
Tussah Royal Brocade, a fabric
made by the famous house of Priest
ley and we'll suited for skirts, dresses
and suits. Good and stylish weave,
and splendid quality.
Second floor, G street.
Evening star., 1915-02-23
Boxed Stationery
Anniversary price, 1sc box.

Regular 25c and soc qualities.
Distinctive and refined novelties in
Boxed Stationery for social COR
respondence. Each box contains "a
sheets of paper and "a envelopes, is
brand-new and perfect, and priced
remarkably low. Shown in white and
the new delicate tints, and in the
following textures:
Corduroy Cloth, Royalin Fabric.
Bulgarian Linen. Papier Emeralda,
Hyacinth Linen, Double-finish Crash
Gardenia Lawn. Cossack Linen.
White Dove,
THE PRICE IS VERY LOW.
Main floor, Eleventh street.
Evening star., 1915-02-23
Cretonne Chair Cushions
Anniversary price, $1.oo each.
Values SI.so to Sa.oo.

We offer large lot of Cretonne Chair
Cushions for the seats of round and
square back willow. reed. rattan and
wicker furniture. and desirable for all
summer uses. These cushions are well
made, and the quality of the materials
and artistic colorings will be much
appreciated.
Fourth door. c street.
Evening star., 1915-02-23

Brass Beds and Feather
Pillows
Brass Beds, STATS each.
Regularly $4,000.
High-grade Brass Beds. well con-
structed and shown in all sizes; two
inch continuous-post design. and satin
finish.
Feather Pillows, $1.65 each.
Regularly $2.25.
New Live Goose-feather Pillows, in the
desirable 22x2S-inch size.
Sixth floor, Center.
Evening star., 1915-02-23
Sheraton Tea Carts
Anniversary price, SITS each.
Regularly $I2.so.

Sheraton Mahogany-finished Tea
Carts. with removable tray and dull
copper lifts: artillery wheels and
colonial turned wood flandlebar. An
especially neat design and eNcep-
tional value
Very convenient and practical for
afternoon tea service
Sixth floor, G streer.
Evening star., 1915-02-23
COFFEE

Anniversary price, 3oc pound: and
in 5-pound lots. 2ec pound.
This is a special Anniversary Blend
Coffee that will please the most ex-
acting. A quality that would regularly
command 3Sc.
Fifth floor. Tenth street.
Evening star., 1915-02-23

Gowns, s5c each.
Very Special Anniversary Values.
Fine Soft Nainsook Gowns, low,
We, square or round neck and short
flowing sleeves; made in kimono,
marguerite and empire styles, pref
ti1y trimmed with beautiful embroid-
cries and laces, beading and ribbon.
Third floor, street.
Evening star., 1915-02-23
Cut Glass Water Pitchers
Anniversary price, $I.e5 each.
A regular $2.7s value.

In valuing this Pitcher at $40 we
have placed a very conservative est1-
mate upon it: floral cutting and e.
ceIlent shape and size.
Fifth floor. G street.
Evening star., 1915-02-23
Bath and Huck Towels

Bath Towels, 25c each; So dozen.
An exceptionally fine grade.
Heavy Mapped Bath Towels, well made
and of weight and texture that will
afford great pleasure in using: size
25x48 inches.
Evening star., 1915-02-23
Women's House Dresses
Anniversary price, $1.oo each.

A very fine make.
Splendid quality materials, in vari-
Gus light and dark striped effects
some with a white piping; also plain
colors; some of them have collars
of contrasting material. All have
dust caps to match. Sizes 36 to 4o.
Third noor, street.
Evening star., 1915-02-23
Mems and Boys Watches.
Anniversary price, $500 each.
Regular $3.50 quality.

Nickel and Gun Metal
Open-face Watches, in new
models, with seven-jewel
Swiss movement; one-thlrd
less regular price.
Main floor, street.
Evening star., 1915-02-23

A 5-incf Self-colored Fancy Rib
bon, in rose pink and sky blue, with
sash width to match in same color
ings: Splendid quality and very
much less than regularly.
Anniversary prices,
25c and 3ec yard.
A small lot of Pin-dottcd Washable
Ribbons. in pink. blue, lilac and
white: ten-yard pieces, suitable for
lingerie.
No. 1-2oc piece.
No. 11a-3oc piece.
No. 2-35c piece.
No. 3-45c piece.
Main floor, center.
Evening star., 1915-02-23
Imported Opera Bags
Anniversary prices.
$I.os and S.. 2.os each.

Dainty Imported Silk Opera Bags,
trimmed with lace and ribbon: mirror
bottom: pink, blue. lavender. white. etc
Main foor. r street.
Evening star., 1915-02-23
Toothbrushes

Anniversary price, Ioc each.
Very Special Value.
An assortment of Good Bristle
Toothbrushes, in soft, medium and
hard finishes.
Main floor, street.
Evening star., 1915-02-23
Battle Creek Sanitarium
Foods

For Anniversary week we have
been able to secure particularly ia
vorab1e offerings for users of Battle
Creek Sanitarium foods.
Paralax. ColaX and Yogurt Tablets;
all regular s1.00 size
Anniversary price,
8 packages for $500.
Cero-Vita: the new combination
breakfast food. 1t consists of rice. rye
and wheat, making a most nutritious
and wholesome product.
Anniversary price, 3 pkgs. for 25c.
Regular Ioc quality.
The uses and merits of these and
other Battle Creek Foods will be ex-
planned to any one by q capable demon
strator.
Fifth door street.