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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-09-08
STATE COUNCIL
OF DEFENSE
MEETING
Committees Appointed to Meet
W. H. Sullivan, Who Will
Speak Here On The 18th.

The Governor has issued procia-
nation. calling upon every parish 10
organize an auxiliary to the state
Council of Defense, and September
Is has been named as a day SET
apart for this purpose. Hon. w. II:
Sullivan, mayor of Bogaiusa ana
vice president of the Great Southern
Lumber Company, will speak at Gov
Nngton in the courthouse, on that
day, on the arrival of the morning
train, about 10 O'Clock.
Committees have been appolnteu
by the town coucnil and by the AS
sociation of Commerce to meet MT.
Sullivan at the depot. The councll
committee: A. d. Schwartz, n. A.
Mackie and j. Monroe Simmons
The Associat on of Commerce com
mittee: Harvey E. Ellis. +. Y
Davis, E. j. Domergue, H. "A. Mackle
Jacob Seller, C. E .Schonberg, ID. h
Mason.
Mr.. Sullivan will explain the WorR
OF the Council of Defense. ana at
the matter is considered OF grea'
importance, it IS desired TO nave a
many present as possible.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-09-08
MAcKIE. PINE OIL SPECl.
Atty co. INC.

The Mackie Pine Oil Speciality Co.,
Inc, has moved into its new quart
ers on Jefferson avenue. The Omces
are being nicely fitted up for the 9
business expected to be done, and
the warehouse, laboratory and man
ufacturing department are roomy
and conveniently situated. Quite a
soace surrounding the bu 1dings is
being prepared for an Ornamental
garden that will add greatly 10 the
attract;veness Of the plan as Wen as
the neighborh0Od.
The organization OF this concern
will give another pay roll to co" ng-
ton. and in conjunction with the
Mackie Pine Products Company, wal
give employment to quite numoel
of people.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-09-08
Prof. Johnston Makes I'm
pressive Talk to the
School Children.
HEINTZ TO ENFORCE
COMPULSORY LAW
w. P. u. To Take Interest
In Parish Fair and
It's Exhibits.
(By Staif Correspondent.

Vaudeville, Sept. 6.-Ihe lSlI-l
school session opened most ausplc,-
ously last Monday. At the puotc
school 80 children answered roll
call, with daily increase in the at
tendance. so that next week Will
show an enrolment far beyond the
100 mark.
Prof. ]. Z. Johnston made an i'm
press:ye and earnest talk TO the
children, teachers and parents as
sembled, leaving no doubt IN their
minds as to the conducting OF the
school on a sound, sane an dpracu-
cal basis, with the chlldren's we.-
fare ever uppermost. II the par
ents will only give Prof. Johnston
and his assistants the support ne
requested and outlined, the end OF
the term will show splendid results.
The teaching corps is as follows:
Prof. J. E. Johnston, primo pal, oth
and 9Th grades; Miss Mary Pinckney,
vice principal, 9Th and 7th grades
Mrs. J. E. Johnston, 5th and 9Th
grades, and Miss Mercedes kenner'
primary, st, End and Sd grades.
The Lewisburg school, with Miss
Eva Mathews in charge, opened VI tn
so pupils. Another teacher and
more room are needed at this schooi.
The parochial school of Our Lady
of the Lake also opened with large
attendance.
: The School improvement League
was given a benefit, last Wednesday
night, at the Hip Theatre, wh1oh
proved a huge success, the large at
tendance indicating the publ inter-
est in school matters. The receipts
are to be used for the purchase OF
hooks for the needy children and
such other necessities as VIII con-
duce to their comfort and Wel1are.
The League desires to thank all
those who in any way helped 10
make the affair a success.
Mr.. Fred Heintz, probation omcer'
delivered strong address on euu-
cation. and told his hearers that ne
would prosecute all offenders OF the
compulsory education law to the
limit. =,
The St. Tammany Parish Fair VIII
be held October 25, 26, 27, %, and
Vaudeville, which has not been rep,
resented for number Of years, VIII
this year have booth handled. dl-
rected and decorated by the Mande-
vile Woman's Protective Union
which organization is taking mucn
interest in the affair, and through
which all entries and exhibits are u
be made.
Civic interest should prompt every
St. Tammanyite to boost and encoaf
age the fair, but local pride, to say
nothing of possible commerc al AT
yantages. should be sufficiently
strong and deep rooted to instill IN
to every man, woman and child II
the Fourth Ward the necessity ol
making handsome and cre'i'taole
exhibit, both in quantity and qua'lty
(Conti1ued on page 3.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-09-08
VERGER
NARROWLY
ESCAPES
DEATH

Mr.. Paul Verger,. postmaster at
in that town. and the pe2ole are not
surprised that even lightning could
no. ien'ty. him from them. Mr.
Ve1ger himself asserts that TIE
lightning did not do him near as
1.uch damage as DR.. Buloch, VINO
nearly worked the life out him
bringing him hack, il you will az
cuse the bull. However, all are
thankful that he is still living.
About 1880 p. M, last Saturday,
Nj. Verger was sitt ng in the post.
ciIlce with his feet perched upon a
counter, contemplating life in all its
pe rplexities. The wind was blowing
iie-cely and 1t seemed rs if storm
vas threatened. Vivid lighsn"s
Aashed through the sky and there
was a general hustle for shelter.
But Mr.. Verger sat in his chair, un-
mindful of danger. He did not
know when he lost consciousness.
and it was hard to make him be-
lieve, after DR.. Bulloch had brought
Inn to life again, that he had been
struck and had been practically dead
for half an hour. In fact, DR.. Bu.-
lcch's muscles are as sore as NJ.
Verger's chest, which was skinae
from the constant pressure and re-
ease as his arms were used to pun
air into his lungs and restore resp
ratOry movement.
Er. BuEoch was in his office across
from Mr.. Fendlason's store when
Louis jenkins rushed UP and said
Mr.. Verger had been struck by light
ming. When they reached Mr.. Vers-
er It was found that the ightn1hs
had passed through spre on tns
roof and struck the bow OF Mr.. Vei'-
gers spectacles back of his ear, pass
ing down his side and leg and out
at his shoe, which it ripped open
II then tore the door from its hing
es and a piece from the counter
The bow of his spectacles was black
ened.
DR.. Bulloch worked hard trying
to restore life, and when he go'
tired was assisted by Mr.. Jenkins
1t was happy moment when it was
found, on Mr.. Verger's regalnine
consciousness, that he was not Sc
rious,y injured. His faculties are
clear. and outside Of being some
what bewildered, he is as sound az
ever. He threatens to sue Dr. Bul
loch for damages, on account OF ina
skinned chest.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-09-08
FIRST PART ST. !.
TAMMANY'S
SOLDIERS
DRAWN

Following IS a list Of the st. Tam
many boys who have been selected
to meet the first portion OF this par
ish's quota for the army. They LETT
today.
Coroner Bulloch gave them In
structions and appointed tempo
rary captain to take charge OF the
squad.
Attorney Heintz has been In at
tendance as attorney for the board.
since his return, several days ago.
He says he has not had time to 80
over the various papers. but that III
exemption claims will 90 before the
District Board. That II claim -
properly made out and supported by
the required afiidavits, signed by re-
sponsible parties, he must pass them,
as he Is unable to go behind each OK
emption claim; but that II one has
any knowledge OF false statements
or affidavits and will make A&dAvit
to that effect before him he will
take the matter up.
List Of Men Leaving.
VIM. w. Bradley, Covington.
Edw. Ramona Abadie, COv!ngt0n.
VIM. Grantham, Bush.
Charles Keller, st. Tammany.
Richard Thurman, Goodbee.
Antony Louis Williams. Slhell.
Richard Henry Page, C0vingtOn.
Stance w. Davis, Sldell.
Altefnates.
Oneseine Facaine, Slidell.
Jas. A. Thompson, Onville.
Marion Williams, Bush.
Jas. Ellis Parker, Talisheek.
Chas. G. Gomez, Slidell
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-09-08
STATE COUNCIL OF DEFENSE afs Of ss.n. s ss s ,sn s
Town Preparing to Issue Bonds For Public Improvement
PROCLAMATION.
State of Louisiana
Executive Department
Baton Rouge

Whereas, the United States
is now at war with the Imperial
German Government, and it has
become necessary for the c.ti-
zenry of this republic to organ
ize in different forms for the
proper preservation and prOtec.
ton Of their respective States
and the Nation, and
Whereas. the Congress of the
Unlsed States has seen tit to
create u Council of National De-
fense, and has requested each
State to organize a State Coun-
Gil Of Defense, with auxiliary
and subsidiary councils in its
various subdivisions, and
Whereas, the State Of LOUISE
ana, by an Act of its General
Assembly, has created and or
ganized u State Council of De-
Tense of louisiana, which needs
the assistance Of all loyal citi-
zens in this great crisis:
Now, therefore, l, Ruffin g..
Pleasant, Governor of the State
Of Louisiana and Chairman of
the State Council of Defense, do
hereby designate
Saturday, Sept. Is, 1917, as
ORGANIZATION DAY
at which time patriotic citizens
are called upon to gather at
their respective parish seats for
the purpose of forming parish
councils of defense in each of
the sixty.four parishes of this
State.
In faith whereof, 1 have here
unto set my hand and caused to
be affixed the seal Of the Ex-
ecutive Department.
Done at Baton Rouge, this
twenty-eighth day Of August in
tho year Of our Lord nineteen
hundred and seventeen.
(Signed)
r.. G. PLEASANT.
BY the Governor.
(Signed)
JOHN MARSHALL,
Secretary to the Governor.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-09-08
TOWN COUNCIL
MEETING OF
SEPTEMBER
FOUR
Two and Five-Eighths Mills
To Be Funded Into I'M
provement Bonds.
MEETING FOR PURPOSE
SEPTEMBER ELEVENTH
Committee Appointed To
Take Part in Council De-
fense Proceedings.

G er:ngton. La, Sept. 1917.
= IL town council met in regulti
session on this date with the FOLLOW
ing members present: P. j. Lacrosx
Mayor, A. R. Smith, H. A. Ma:kie
Emile Frederick, NJ. p. Planche. A
D. Schwartz, Aldermen. Absent
None.
The minutes of the meetings Of
August Z and 8 were read. On mo-
ton of A d. Schwartz, seconded by
NJ. P. Planche, and carried, they
were approved as read.
The secretary submitted his report
for the month ending August 81
1917, as follows:
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-09-08
K. WINFIELD
NEY AS BRAIN
SURGICAL
EXPERT

The following article from the Of
fetal Bulletin of the United States
Government, will prove especially In
teresting from the fact that it is re-
ported DR.. X. Winfield Ney has been
selected as one of the surgeons for
this work. DR.. Ney has made an
enviable reputation as q surgeon,
especially in brain troubles. We
wrote DR.. Ney to ascertain II the
report of his appointment is true,
but as he is unfortunately Ill at this
time, NO reply has yet been recetv-
ed. We believe, however, that there
is little doubt of the fact:
The Surgeon General Of the Army
authorizes the following:
/. July IL, 1917, l reported for
duty and was assigned to Maj. Lys-
ter's office, room No. 72O, Mills Bldg.
2. July Is, 1917, circular let
ter requesting the names OF sur
geons specializing in brain surgery
and those of large casualty e0per.-
ence was sent to the superintendent
OF $50 large hospitals in the United
States. A similar letter was sent to
the leading neurological surgeons OF
the United States. In answer to
those letters, the names of about $50
surgeons have been received. A
QUESTIONABLE has been mailed to the
surgeons, and they are now being re-
turned.
Joint Committee COnfeFs.
3. For the purpose of discussing
problems of brain surgery, the joint
committee of ophthalmology and oto
laryngology held q conference July
II, 1917, room 312, Munsey Build.
ing, DR.. C. w. Richardson presiding
In addition to the members of the
committee, there were present, by in
W;tation, DR.. Dean Dewitt Lewis. ol
Chicago; DR.. Charles H. Frazer, o1
Philadelphia, and DR.. Charles A
Elsberg, Of New York.
At this conference general plar
OF organtzation Of the brain surgery
section Yves discussed. Distric1
boards were established by the Sc
lection Of prominent surgeons and
neurologist for districts Of one Of
more States throughout the Union
(ColtinnodE On Dago 81
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-09-08
OUTLINED CLUB
WORK FOR ST.
TAMMANY
PARISH

This is a continuation of the list
given out last week by Mr.. Bache-
min. 1t relates to entries to be
made at the Parish Fair by club
members.
Club Exhibit.
Every club contesting must fur
nish at the Parish Fair the follow
ing exhibit
no Daily Record Books.
10 Booklets.
Report of Parish Agent:
cans tomatoes, 2-lb. tins.
cans string beans, 2-lb. tins.
The exhibits competing for ind
vidual przes cannot be included
with the following exhibit contesting
for Club prizes:
Exhibit:
/ qt. jar tomatoes in thick sauce.
l Qt. jar string beans.
/ qt. jar baby beets.
l qt. jar corn.
/ qt. jar okra.
1 qt. jar peas.
/ ct. jar butter beans.
/ qt. jar peaches.
l at. jar pears.
l qt. jar blackberries.
/ 1907. jar green tomato pickle.
/ 12-oZ. jar tomato sauce or puree.
l l2-oz. jar soup mixture.
l 1907. jar Dixie relish.
l 12-oz jar fig preserves.
1907. jar watermelon rind pre-
serves.
2 Coz jelly glasses Of jelly (dif-
ferent kinds).
2 4-OZ. jars tomato paste.
3 8-oz. bottles ketchup.
Score for judging club exhibits:
Exhibit Of products so
Exhict of record book ...... 10
Exhibit of booklet ......... 10
Results in Agents Report 49,. 80
NV
Premiums.
First PriZe-Steam Canning Out
| ft-St. Tammany Parish Far AS
sociaton.
Second Prize-Pennant to Club.
Third PrZe-Pennant to Club.
Individual Entries-Girls' Gaming
Club Work.
Each contestant must have cult;-
! waited a tenth acre garden according
to instruct '0ns given by the Parish
| Agent. Every jar must be properly
labeled and have been prepared ac-
cording to recipes furnished to club
members. Only the best exhib
from each club shall be entered in
any class. Each entry must include:
| /. Exhibit of products.
| 2. Daily record books.
| 5. Booklet or history of crop.
| Score for Judging:
EXHIBIT of products ....... 40
Daily record book ......... 20
Booklet ...-,...... ....... IL
| Business management ...... 80
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-09-08
THE. WOODMEN CIRCLE
DANCE.

The Woodmen Circle, of Ramsay,
La. will give dance Saturday week,
September rs, for the benefit OF the
Circle. and the Covington Circle is
invited to join US, as we'll as all our
Covngton friends and our friends In
Ramsey.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-09-08

On motion of A. r. Smith sec
onded by A. D. Schwartz, and car
red, was referred to the Finance
Committee.
The Mayor appointed the follow
in gentlemen to act In conjunction
with the improvement committee
relative to the improvement Of the
park: Messrs. E. G. Davis John
L. Haller and Lawrence M. BOur-
geois.
The reports of the Finance and
Improvement Committee were de-
ferred to q future meet .ng.
1t was moved by A. D. Schwartz,
seconded by M. p. Planche. that suf-
CONTINUED on page -
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-09-08


CLASS /.
Tomato Products.
(For first year girls Only.)
l at. jar tomatoes in thick sauce.
Il 1907 jar tomato puree.
l 1907. jar green tomato pickles.
/ bottle ketchup.
1'4-oz. jar tomato paste.
/ No. 2 can tomatoes.
Premiums.
First Prize-Trip to Short Course
at L. S. U.-CoWington Bank & Trust
Company.
Second Prize-Trip to live Stock
Show, New Orleans-Madisonville
Bank.
Third Prize-Cash, $1.00.
(No premiums will be awarded
unless there are three or more en-
tries.)
CLASS III.
Second Year Products.
(For second year girls only
l qt. jar string beans.
1 at. jar tomatoes in thick sauce
Continued on page 6.)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-27

The STEADY GRIND CETS The MONEY: In the
oil business just like any other The shallow 6eld pro
ouct0n of the Great Brkburnett heid the real
TO the demand for QUICK PROFITS and steady diyi-
dendH
In extending invitation 10 the investing public to
participate With the Great Northern Oh Refining Com
pany and It's present shareholders N the rapid develop
nent cf It's properties offer facts only concerning
this vigorous, ablyofhcsred eorporstion ~hch justify
the careful coaIderaton Of the investor be
the known value Of It's leases and the stability and
standing Of It's officers and directors merit the confidence
Of thinking investors, and makes It's share offerings
most desirable purchase for investment and profit
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-27
IF You Want Ouick Oil Money Here's Your Opportunity
YOU to Obtain Big Dividends
JIG. Adkins, of Ardmore, Says:
A-dz1rs, Okla J1ns 3 1917

A-dzors, Okla Jzns 3, 1917
10 NY FRIENDS AND 10 WHOM II NAY CONCERN;
say co-z55=rirg OIL thzt
fzy acquainted pogery NOrthsrn Oh Re
5nag operag Barkb1rns- shallow OIL pool and
owned By this
company heated Tie prorng Of this wonder
shallow po oPPo1 quick profits that
Ikz9E O.
IRE 5sTslopHsat Be shap he prediction and the
priss Pr profit
Tas leases surrounded 5y VroiHag vel all sides within
making p-od1ro- these leases certain
thcszn5 shares capital company. paid s1OO
pe- tor thz zock ard eonz5ering buying
fah properly. and afraid Of il and
NJ Investigation Management company Inc hands
capable honorable gOd al with oil experience
Yours respectfully,
Cssns0 !. c. ADKINS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-27
GREAT NORTHERN OIL &
REFINING co.

I-<urTrrs;ss zz.aer fhs Law of Oklahouia
Cr,fi,l Sssek- sIsssra share. Sfoa. each
A Cez-ua >seck-No Preferred
H,c-s 0fsss- OktabOrna Cify. Okhhoua.
OFFICERS
, r IEk2>0N CHAS W. TRANNIEII.
frr,aaerf NicePrcsc and Manager.
EiEL GoENIEY. WILSON DHI.EN.
trsAsfH SECRETARY.
B0iRD or DIRECTORS.
,. p Ir~--la & W Trammen q AdkinS
= T. EEi1- Earl Goruiley.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-27
A BIG COMPANY WITH A SMALL CAPITAL
No Inflated Stock-No Promotion Bonus-No Bunco
A BIG FUTURE for BIG PROFITS
AND LAST 0R-20OO0 Shares Only Par-S1OO Per Share

The HOLDINGS or THE GREAT NORTHERN OIL
AND REFINING COMPANY consist Of l75 Of
leases known the Rexford Surveys Wichz County,
Texas. directly adjoining which many producing
seI1 and others beng drilled We have room for
100 wells cur leases
The suc-ess Of the Great Northern OIL & Refining
Company vii not depend upon the drilling Of fe~
s>Ils s3d there Is practically limit What this
pzny nay build to- nor to where investment made
phh L nay grow.
ONE WELL EACH WEEK TO BIZ DRILLED.
AdjoSainS property many pumping wells that
have been drilled and pumping, at from 35C
q SO feet making II possible for rig to drill N
coplste well weekly. Condering the fact that ~Cush
e1F feN and far between the quickaction drilling
this proven property at becomes a paying
sreal 7roPoSOu, totally unlike the Wild chance Of
@sild eating"
CONTRACT LET FOR FIVE WELLS. By tn time
tis announcement catches your eye drilling viii have
sartsc the Great Northern property Ccntracts for
Eve Wes have been let The drilling vii be
paying cash forfeit for every days delay; and drilling
ecntrsetOrS don't make profits By paying forfeits-
The OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS Of the Company
Of unquestioned honor have absolute faith IN
the entsprse, and regard the holdings Of the Great
Northern OIL & Refining Co the safe and re-
nunerstive m the rich Burkburnett field.
TIE FIELD MANAGEMENT AND OPERATION is
m the hands Of experienced efficient and conservative
operatorA all shareholders the Company Who may be
absolutely depended upon to every possible effort
n employing Their Of practical experience
rns berviee and cooperation for the Company.
ADDITIONAL ACREAGE oPTIoNED: In addition
70 tI present holdings the has under option
nearby Of valuable proven land which M be later
acquired and developed
ESTIMATED EARNINGS: BaIsd upon the present
production Of nearby producing wells this company will
undoubtedly earn exceptionally large dividends very
1rI tue m esuph1tu u rea eah q
rrhs shss1
s.gtazafiu whAe Ia ossen - nnay s..By
e~ntf ~ ass-ter
MARKETING FACILITIES The Ssr1hrn Oa A ReAniar
e. ~ssy ars1.rg .tsss'. n h..ins thre and S.s
-. s<assa IN. seuthes q prsp<rt,
w. H. C
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-27
There Will be No Second Offering of Great Northern
Stock at slOO-2OOOO Shares Only to Be Sold at Par

Productioa N the Burkbzrnstt Field Is steady and
Ssttied, the Rosedzle wells Burkburnett have
been continually and eo1seny pumping oil fer several
years
Drilling Is already under zy O. the western portion Of
or lease, oasetting Produeng wells
Just and o1e-quzrter niles vest Of our lease a
25O-barrel well was brought n at LILO feet
Approximately 100 producing oil wells surround our
property.
just south and Of our lease Is located the Mann
& llsung group Of II producing p<es-1ot dry .eIr
having been encountered
The GREAT NORTHERN OIL AND REFINING
COMPAkY'S SMALL STOCK OFFERING: We firmly
believe this stock be Of the very best and safest
IN the oil seds today for these reasn: Low
capitalization, Proven Production Mzznihceat Leases
Accessibility OF Market $500 price Of oil at pipe lnes
Good Management and the present o Prce Of It's stock
TWENTY THOUSAND SHARES ONLY TO BIZ SOLD
AT The PAR PRICE or ONE DOLLAR
Tbs IS business proposition offered by business
men, to those interested and allotment Of 10000
hl further notice to Who desire 70 get INTO such
eaterprse before developments cause big raise m
the Price Of shares
THIS STOCK WILL Be QUICKLY soLD-There -riIl
6e no seooDd calf comeback this offer Of 10000
Treasury Shares At One Dollar each snd the rule Of
+ st come first served vii Be strictly obsered and ac
eePted IN accordance with the application for shareA
CONSIDER QUICKLY-That ,~e have ample finance,
to ahead-thzt have ample proven acreage already
secured for owe. 100 ~ellS-that vii have the sure
ProhIts or snail but ample productioa ~hich ne can
operate at snail cost ~he the ether fellow Is rambling
Thousands On one ~ell-THAT, RIGHT NOW is the time
to make your $1,000 OF 81 10000 begin 70 earn the
most money!
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-27

Efr e Grsai Ns<1hsru Oa Refining Co
Esaty 80 Basine>s
REAL OIL MEN BEHIND THIS
COMPANY
EBrh Kui tEery cfficsr and director oi the
frsuf Nlrlhsru % A Refning Company =
q g-11-1li .--- -.sr-a-11sl al ran. whose sX-
re-s-oa las tes- c.--rsi i1 diversified deii
1rf yr-s1urfiVe E1-s- I.cll6cd IN the pr
s-elnsi e TAR cc--71nY zre mn q stateWide
Bo1RD or DIRECTORS.
E-1-cr e ~ RIMS herr appsnded
s.11a craEEce Any psrscn q their high
stI-E-r. st1sIhy ard Responsibility.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-23
Your own grocer has it

Already thousands of best ocers supplying their
toners with Cream Barley If for any your grocer
hasn received his stock yet drop postcard andwewte
you of grocer your neighborhood who supply you
with this popular breakfast food Serve it for breakfast and
how much your family enjoys this delightful change Like
thousands of other women you will find in Cream Of Barley
the cereal that every member of the family is enthusiastic
about. AMERICAN BARLEY CO., Minneapolis MINI.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-23
Richest in protein and that builds
strong little bodies

Barley the richest of all the grains in protein; richer than
corn rice, oatsrcher than wheat Protein is the
element which builds tissue and muscethe element which
makes so nourishng Think what Cream of Barley
means your growing children 1t helps them surdier
growth, fuller physical development.
For your oveworked husband quicker repair
replacement of the tissues by fatigue Serve Cream of
Barley regularly and watch the results You will be quickly
bnes favor the family loves with lust the nourishment
they need. ...H