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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27
TEXAS Press


proponents and supporters ~ thol
equal suffrage resolutions are Il bic
discouraged as well ar dishcartenea."
out Austin report conmenta, rutnuant
tp TuondaYs Developments ui the
House.
iiu why rhefs wpe 4. two to.uneI
Noto Ia tavur 81 the Submission rcrolu.
t.uu even when the ilouRe was und'f
cnil And Il further persuasion u de.
sired Co line up tho ten additional votes
needed TOT the twn thirds affirmative
that Wiz send the mattrf to tho Sen
ate lc, the uqs,al snfifsWsts ~ Austin
devote their tinal lobbying 10 q com
rerlAon OF the favorable appeals with
the adverse arguments" adduc.d ln
the iluusr
Opposed TO the resolution th,re was
tho old ntofs prejudice ana some nav
lrnwnesH. The speakers Va the aega
tive wete no, mu,h concerned With tho
deserved rights uf good wenen. the,
were merely fcatfh lest Immoral
women and n"rr~es vet = little pave,
lal the polls
The speculative contention That 10,
women 81 rVNar dc not want The ballot
WAR supported by not single state
ment ~ concerted opposition on tbs
womcn's part. IN tho face 81 tho welt
! organised and inslrlent demand hy M,
women that has born able o. impel
! two to-onr vote In the lower nfasch q
the LEGISLATURE.
Aud tho nafruwness waA giarinr
incNcuaapiy unintoymea u iEnorea ia
J. triumphant record ~ the equal sui
4 fAgr cause IN other states quite ~ IN
ltenlkrM a. Texas lts nstcrascDs wen
Those ~ depreciation uneceomranle
,lN dlspIeof 81 ealm,d aehleV,meu
: thrvash eaual suftlagc IN the Stale
ltest have adopted a.
II the women pvlacNete AZ Aus'i
We arr by NO means certain that tho
!. lcRnncs ~tiil obtain the necessary ina
y lsntN al this session Aud 4, theN
= fail al this session, Tuesdays vote
n the tinnse means that they have drive
n thr entering wedge % TONG WAY dVep,'
Each new legislature really posseSss
I q mere marked ability to Ave an
" think In The present san Antvnl
ll,Npfcar.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27

The wOodmAa'= axe has been clear.
lur aur forests 30 rapidly as 20 work
great Injury 10 The farming interests
uf the country ana % the wealth OF
the nation The trees va necessary tp
The retention 81 moisture los ihe SOM
ana supply Tor the rivers have been
rithlessiy cut down. The treef from
which medicines are derived are pp.
ldly disappearing win the rest The
Wild chcrry, besides navns the ua as
au enemy has been cot down hs tho
iiuy teeth 81 insects. les hatk contains
hy frocyanic acid und is q poruiaf
tonic The witch hapei known 90 a
remedy hy ihe Indians. is heiaE des
stfoYed The bnfk of the slippery rim
tree IN wonderfully healng a. wounds
ami lnfinmuttlnnr III. buttrrnut as
"a mlid cathartlc. The white rluc and
spruce Tor she respiratory orlaua tho
tmafae the white niiluw AMI tho birch
as tonics. and other trees with health
Elting properties are rapidly ltdiug
AWAY. Tho s'hfieiiau Herald
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27


1919 Rattle of Monfs Greek nudre
N0fih Carolina. .n which tn. tl-
rios @cro defo.tri ht thc esl
onletA
1898 Of tho crews of d. American vre-
frla csptnrrd hg Algerian pirfen.
fnut men hHA hecf redeemed.
std iso were atil hcld as slaves.
lteI Congress assumed Jurisdiction
ovet ue District OF columbia
ispt cnuErcas assumed Jurisdiction
over the District of columbia
lsu4 Napoleon started on his SECOND
journey across the Alps .nte
ltHiy
1907 Henry Wadsworth i-onsicIow.
the poet born n Portland Md
Died in lsss
1892 un the battlefield Of Taruui. az
ter the Colombian army bad
beaten tho reuiNians. agreement
made 20 secure United Stltes ls
arbitrator
isii Meeting nt Washington ~ Joint
illEh Commission o. aottle tho
Alabama claims The Alabama
fit~d uut 300 England. destroyed
81 uao. V09 in American shlupinr
during the Clvh War. Great
ntsuin was ohliaed to pas over
sac ooo 900 % the uultcd states.
1879 Peace concluded between Turkey
and Seryia.
1851 Marriage 90 me Kaiser. then
Prince Frcdcuck William to
Princess Augusta nf Schicswig.
iinisfein
l90t Wisconsin state Capitol az Mad
iHou destroyed hy fire
1900 MARRIAGE ~ Prince Eitel Fucd
rich second SON IT kaiser to
Duchess sophia 81 Oldonbura
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27
UNCLE SAN rAovoHrrvl.

San FRANCISCO, Cal. fee. 20 .-
The transport Thomas. which left hsfs
recently tnr Guam ana " due 81 that
port to-day. csffiea some forty tons ~
provisions Tor The German sailors Who
arr interned thcre. the Germans arr
Uncle Ssm's gaeSts, N ttsrv Is only
a small colony og white psoplc Al
0skata ls Vas figured en-, az wAsbinr
ton that tae sudden iucrUAsc ~ rorula
sioa ~ the enforced stay u ghe Ger.
mans Hiieht create = shostags az pro.
Visions, and - tho easra raiious usre
Put aoosrc 20 eSrs%vNe the American
reputation fpr hospitality.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27
CASCAUETS FOR
BOWELS, STOMACH,
HEADACHE, COLDS
CLEAN YOUR LIVER ANo coNsri-
pArep BOWELS NC, NieAr AND
Fssl FINE.

WV ~ WYNN NtHo NNNN
Arc Nen keeplny vour Mer. stomach
AMI bowels cloan, pure aud fresh with
Cascarcls- or merely forming a pae.
sAgeway every few DAYS With salts. ca
thagt,c pills or castor Oh This II i'm.
pot,ani
Cascarets immediately clcansr the
steiaach. remove the sour andixes,ea
and fcfmentinx food aud feni gAseS
iAlc the exNsss bile frcm the liver and
cafty cnt ~ the system the causti-
rated waste matter ana poison ln the
bowels.
No odds how SICK. Aesdachy. bilious
aud scpssnat.d ycV feel. t'asIaret 10
|nifhi will strsighsou ycu out hy morn.
lug. they work while you sleep A 10
cent hos frOm ycvr dfuexist win keen
your head clear stomach svset and
your liver aud bowels fexusar Ter
mouths Don't forget sts Chiltrsn-
their ilstie insides need gentle clean
SING, toe Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27
PARAGRAPHINGS

DID you ever notice how dauDy
ONE pictures iooa 50 close vision p"
Don, speak 10 loudi I told my girl
nbe was as pfegif az o picture Cor
neii widow
'pid you have ans if1sbie Win
your tfench wneu you were abroad p
"No. ! didn't, bat me psfl~inns ga
waehinHien Herald
Nofa "why dld you accept him the
third time be- proposed 20 Dora iio-
cause lac said q would be the lost
ilmc."- fudge.
"Ho YOU found Mrs FlbhY ln when
you we're told she WA not az home.
"yrs. and that IL how I found her
out baltimore American
Asker Dlb Rob make ans money
on that chicken farm he bought
Teiiit "Dld ncf why. be cut u up
Into building lots nnd sold the chick
an Voops Tor bunFaiows" Chicago
News.
\ woman Ia happ, when ahe rinki
she b. better looking hAn tho lads
cashier az tho downtown cafe whrr'
her husband gets biz lunches foii
land Telegram
Those Mexicnns would rather tiFhi
Than eat" Welt. the faculties foi
lighting aeem 90 be vastly superior 1,
those fof cstiug" i.ouisyii1s Courier
Journal
HYou said when Sou asl,od me q
inAffs yna that yuu would go 90 ih'
end nf the world for me- Aud 40
WIN. but the rnd ~ the world IL ~
lar OF that can't Het 90 u uuit th'
end ~ The world Houston roat
Down in GrofSia hos RUNNING from
a pretty gir vino WIS tftinr o. msi
hin fell aud broke several Bones. il'
ought 60 hove broken his tool neck
Portland ENpIers l.atei on hen prob
ably wish ho had Sew Yors Egeuinl
/ TcicEtsm.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27
on. eollrR rAkrs no BOXING.

SPOKANE. wash.. fch. 70. Or iscn'
lamln y. Roller the Seattle physician.
wrestler and physical director. viii quit
the rins ~ the end OF this year he am
uodnees. Hut before gcing hack 20
medicine he hns decided 90 rot Into the
aosing game. Tonight he VIII mis "
va With Joe ionda. who once Was tout.
cd aH a marvel by jitn corbett Roiier
was "a boxer In his youth, and knocked
out uunhcas smith In two rounds Hut
wrcstling appealed - him az better
money name ana hoe made lot Of
money rrvmotina matches and soine
onto shc mat himself in en parts 10 the
country.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27

Julian ltaftis. son Of the late joel
Chandler iiarlis. u sunday editor %
tho New York llrmld, aud on bis way
home ia the early Watches 90 The morn
lnn often stops Go hear tho walls % the
down and .outs' who flock Tor firat
peep "a the elieip Waited Gdr posted
az the side OF tho Herald huliding
Two Hcantily dressed men, evidently
OF the submerged tenth" were shly
etlnE about the board, their faces blue
from the morning chill,
'raln't likely wen Ees anything to-
day" chartered one.
Nav" said the other Things are
Eottln' worse aud worse"
What's your line when YOU work f
qucried the first.
who me- why ! am Fourth Of
July fireworks salesman What's
! sonrn fr
Il sell pruErams at the presidential
Interpretations" Washington Herald.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27
AS TO PAVING

NJ favor the laying Of liilulilh-
g.. OF some equally substantial
pavement. ON Staples and linford,
whore ,raesic il heavy. and think
that Commissioner Collins idea,
involving some supplementary, IN
expensive paving on residence
streets. thoroughly worth willie
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27

Amosui
Tsnth splseds ~ tils sfflai story
The Master keI
Two atner reec ffeiy lnciudlnr an
tik0 ccmeaf
Lyriei
Fnh episode % ins Geofse Randolph
chester sefil ef0ff Nunag1F inur
Two other reels 90 hfs release p'e-
furef
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27

Ilouslnn m'S'ncss men ARE going
81 vi~i Corpus Christi, Very wnL
come they will be- and II they
want g. make q gcnnine hit they
will bring Judd Mortimer Lewis
nnd George Raiiey with them
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27

President Wilson thinks that
ihe world could dispense with
hiuh society and never miss "
Nnl likely VA every circus, ihcrr
must be a certain number cf
clowns.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27
MONEY WASTED.

England seeks ~ ,0oO,UnO, 900
with which TO continue the war. %
work OF wholesale destruction.
suppose the same amount we've
invested m the development Of
agriculture, the promotion Of bot
TOR trades relations, the advance.
mcnt Of sclence, literature and
art How much further II would
go toward th, contamination OF
human happiness, toward u world
made better by man 5 presence !
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27

Servants % the people are like
all other servants they come high
and assume an air ot arrogance
the second ,hcy feel certain OF
their jobs.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27

Helen Keller. born deaf. dumb
and blind, is 60 deliver M address
ia San Antonio llut Miss Keller
acquisition Of speech II not
strange Il is very difficult to keep
women from exercising their right
81 speech.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27

Tcrre liauie has hung ont It's
soiled linen for the worlds IN.
spection. and the laundry is yet
ling NJ steam TO do the Washing
probably whltcwashing.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27

Mrs. u, +. siarr. Of t'orsicana,
says Women 81 rcNas are not
yet ready for the ballot Mrs.
Mari Is right She might have
added. And the men 81 Texas
are not SCI ready aud never will
he.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27

~ II Edwards has accepted the
Secrtmyship Of h>e Rotary Club,
20 succeed NJ q iiiakc, whose
business duties compelled his rr>-
ignaiiou Edwards is lingling
wire and can be counted on a.
light the Rotary lamps brilliantly.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27
SIGNIFICANT

II the forts guarding the Oar
have been reduced, as
news dispatches Indicate, the Al
Hos have gained an advantage of
account II Is only -
step, fignraiiycly speaking, from
the Dnrdancllcs 10 ConstantiDopic,
and Conslaniinoplc, reduced, Is az
good ~ a white flag for Turkey,
already severely pounded on every
quarter. Only the Dardanelies
aud the llosphorus stand between
the Allies aud the Ilussian wheat
crop. between Russian vessels IN
the Black Sea and freedom More
over. the humiliation Of Turkey,
at this time, will have profound
bearing on ltaly's attitude, which
seems To bc one Of ,listustcful nou.
lraliiy, with the people clamoring
for coalition Of blood with their
French kinsmcn.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27

Miss ileien AssrAart naemtVr 81
thu hishep sctccl faculty - sp~nasns
several Gays "a tho city. vts.tlnx her
parents Ree. and Mr., u. r, Airhaft.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27

enc thing, The submarine has
greatly advanced the see America
first elnAAle.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27

senator tall, Of New Mexico.
believes ia talk. Investments and
intervention he believes that the
complete paeifica,ion af Mexico
ran be carried on, with the mini,
mum sacrifice Of American lives
Neat argument; hat viii the Sen.
ator. Personally. Fall for itl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27

As wr sec il, Tho neutral ship
gets blown ap for miu,iing is o~
business
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27

A beautiful. hluc,cyed lass j. ia
trouble, 50 the American sayr. Tor
ignoring the doni.valk-on.the.
grass sign IT the Austin high
school. II the little Que wants 70
walk on the grass Ia Corpus Chris
ii. WE II have The school hoard sow
Sssnllan for her special benefit.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27

a liisie rain will soften Molhcr
Earth \ heart
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27

Japan expects ~ affect co1n
promise with China Yrs u will
he hund.painied China IN the
end with the cherry tree trade
mark
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27

Mr. and Mrs. Markham of Denton az.
Visitsnx IN the city A. the guests "
friends.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
SAVINGS SOCIETY
TO BE ORGANIZED
ON WEDNESDAY

Organixation details will be Gem
pleted and officers chosen for the
new Detroit Society for Savings In
a meeting to be held In the lounge
room OF the Board OF Commerce.
Wednesday afternoon. At O'Clock.
Capital stock OF the new company
is $780, 900 and Z. B. Tyrell. who
has been active In its formation. de-
clares that II will be exclusively q
Detroit company. operated for the
benefit of Detroit people.
II is expected that the company
will commence business by about
Feb. 1. Some Of the better known
of the subscribers to the stock are:
c. NJ. Burton. r. B. Wilkinson. Frank
W. Blair. James 8. Holden, Tracy
w. Mc0regor, W. B. Campbell. Ed
ward e. Hartwick. w. w. Hannah
Robert Oakman. Lneas I. Halsay
George =. lawson. @. z. Hulyette. T
II. Welch. Ralph c. Garrett, Henry
O. Hart, Frank j. Johnston. Jane,
z. Atkinson, John Fl. Tigchon. II. w
Leach. r. c. Shipman, Charles II
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13

given by suffragists In honor of her
memory.
Hundreds OF her followers, repre-
sentatives Of the 100000 women
voters of the west and congressman
and senators here reserved seats in
the big convention hall. The pageant
was obtained by Miss Hazel Mac,
Kaye.
There VIII be 400 participants in
the ten historic episodes portraying
the dramatic moments in the fight
Of the suffrage pioneer to secure
recognition for her cause. Symbolic
friezcs telling Of the growth of the
movement will be posed between the
episodes. while a chorus of a hun
dred women will sing
Mrs. Florence Kays Hanson, pro-
fessional reader. will impersonate
Miss Anthony. Other prominent suf-
fragists will impersonate their lead,
ers OF the past as follows: kN
Elizabeth Cady Stanton. Mrs. Char
lotte Stanley; Lucrstia Mott, Miss
Catherine Reynolds Mccormick;
Wendell Phillips, James r. DAILY;
Mrs. Amelia Bloomer. Mrs. Margaret
Hopkins werrcll; Daniel Anthony.
Howard Treat; Mrs. Daniel Anthony,
Mrs. Ruth Person: Hannah An
thony, Miss Leanora de Grange;
Mary Anthony. Miss Margaret
PIerse.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
CHALMERS co.
TO GIVE PRIZES
FOR SUGGESTIONS

Oficials Of the Chalmers Motor
Co. have decided on Thursday, Dec.
%. ~ the date for the distribution
of 500 In prize money to the winners
In the nrst suggestion contest held
by the concern. More than 1000
employees are expected to attend the
meeting. which will be held In the
big Arcadia auditorium on Wood
ward-ave. Following the allotment
OF prizes. the hall will be turned
over to the employees and their
friends for dancing.
Inaugurated last July by Hugh
Chalmers. the suggestion contest
idea was formulated TO obtain the
cooperation and aid OF the 5000 men
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
NAVIGATION
is OFFICIALLY
CLOSED ON LAKES

Insurance on freighters plying the
great lakes expired at IL o'clock
Saturday night. and underwriters
have refused to make extensions.
About half-a-dozen boats are ex-
pected to pass Detroit on their last
up-bound trip of the season. There
will be q rush OF grain freighters
from the upper lake ports. Those
arriving at the ports too late TO
take advantage Of the insurance will
likely take cargoes for storage and
early spring delivery.
The end OF the week will see the
actual close Of the 1915 season OF
navigation. A review OF the season
shows It to have been one OF more
or less success from a business
standpoint. but the loss suffered as
the result OF stranding. collision
and accident has been remarkably
small.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13

and women who gain livelihood at
the big automobile plant.
w. p. Bradley. secretary OF the
suggestion committee. states that
over 5000 suggestions have been re
ceived since the contest was started
six months ago. The prises will be
distributed as follows: First prize,
500; second and third prizes. $50;
Ave prizes of SEQ: 20 prizes of s5;
20 prizes Of $3.50; 80 prizes OF 81,
or q total OF 9s priSes.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
J. L. Kenyon Appointed

Announcement has been made OF
the appointment OF J. L. Kenyon as
service manager Of the Hupp Motor
Car Co. Mr.. Kenyon 10 one OF the
best-known service men In the auto
mobile industry and has had. many
years experience In handling the
service work of automobile manu-
facturers.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
DETROIT TIM e s

Metcalf. Paul A. Sorge. j. A. Mer-
cier. E. p. Hammond. Joseph A.
Braun. William b. wreford. Frank
II. Bessenger. Alanson A. Moore.
Samuel 8. Glass, l.. c, Sherwood.
George r. Gibbs. II. p. Bergman and
Edwin b. Tyrrell.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13

RINCEss yUE QUoN TAI.
though she's only 10. left
61Ha alone six months ago to es-
!0npo marrying q wealthy Mandar-
3 n chosen by her father. She Is
S6ow occupying q suite at the Ho-
~ Astof In New York and dur
- her stay here she has already
|'oDlnt 10000.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
No Payment
on Instrument Until
After Christmas

A small amount covering the
Records is all we ask down. No
reason why you shouldn't give
this lasting and always-enioyed
remembrance, As little as 81 a
week--after Christmas.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
rlErage Pioneer to Be
IInpersOnated d in
Pageant
I'LL PORTRAY
TEN EPISODES
story of Woman's
Movement in u. s. to
Be Visualized d

'grA1HINGToN. Dec. 1s.-susan
Y Anthony % she Was when .
ne woman. when In her quaint
okirts and tight protecting shawl
yenfured almost alone into the
1tc1 and pleaded with jeerjng con-
Dmon that women be given the
Wnl tread the boards here to-
kt N the monster pageant to be
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13

The silver inkstand In Mr.. Nc
Keuna's room in the British treas.
ury has been used by ~ chancel'
lors of the excAequer. II was pre-
sented to Pitt when chancellor OF
the cabinet.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
No Theater in the World Like 1t
Two Large Auditoriums


IN the
Of
had
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13

IiB VERIOT. tS-yearsAod is the youngest soldier In
unch army. He Is fighting in the trenches at Suppes
aid to handle gun as well as the biggest OF ms
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-02

and w. II. Best Of Brawley returned
this morning from a business trip to
Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Decker of Leroy
Wyo, are spending few days as
the guests of Mrs. L. NJ Bryan. Mrs.
Decker is Mrs. Bryan's aunt They
wyoming, where Mr.. Decker is an eX-
tensiye sheep grower, after leaving the
valley, They have spent some time
viewing both eXpositions and visiting
at coast cities.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-02
Something Every
Woman Should Know
How to Keep Her Family
Well by Serving Proper
Food.

Any physician will tell YOU that 10 4
certain extent the health of a family
is i'm the hands Of the housewife--in
the food she serves them, and the man
ncr in which she prepares it.
Every wife and mother should ap-
preciate this responsibility and eNer-
else due discretion when planning the
diet of her loved ones. Bur in doing
this, She must guard against many
mistaken notions in the way of FOOD
values.
Take the case of oatmeal, for in
stance: Almost every housewife con
siders ordinary oatmeal or rolled oats
one of the best foods she can possibly
serve. Yet the fact remains that such
food is not even digestible unless ii
has been cooked a least sixteen hours
during which time much of the food
value is lost.
There is, however, an oatmeal on
the market known as H-O Oatmeal
prepared by patented process. which
subjects the white oats TO a thorough
cooking at very high temperature,
under steam pressure, for more than
three hours. This process makes the
oatmeal much more palatable and di-
gestible. and ready for the table with
only twenty minutes cooking. It is
evident then that in ordering oatmeal
everyone should insist upon H-O, which
is carried by an good grocers.-AdV.