The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-08

To the. stones Cake Princess her self should go considerable or tno credit in making popular the stone Butter-made Cake. Her engaging smile and manner of approaching the housewives are something that cannot come except from long and persistent practice The scheme of distributing money has been going on now for ai- most four weeks and considerable amount of money has been given away. But she always has more and
 is very pleased to be able to give II away with the greatest of abandon, but following out The Stones idea of honesty and conscientiousness
 Cake Quality. what is it? An addi- tional price is paid for the fine fla vored butter, fresh eggs, fancy fionr' just for the sake of flavor and 1lrc, delicate flavor can only be had in cakes by the use of the best and pur- est of butter, eggs, milk and flour. All is lost if the cake is stale. For your protection the date is stamped on the box of each Stones Cake carton. The Stones Cake comes in six varle- ties-they are all wonderfully good. The Golden Sunbeam, a rich, light yell low cake; the Silver Slice, pure white cake; Memphsto, devils food; the Spanish cake, a delicately spiced cake; Raisn cake, yellow cake with raisins; the Creole Fruit spiced raisin cake. When better cakes are baked Stone will bake them. A great, | modern plant, with wonderful buying power matchless mixing equipment and marvellous baking ovens is behind every variety Stone sells.
 ] Some of those who received dollar | bills for having Stones Cake in their home when the Stones Cake Princess l called:
 | Mrs. M C. Mays. 1907 s. 18th st.; Mrs. E. B. Poyntz, 1928 Southworth ave-; Mrs. J. c. McPhene, 227 s. 77th st; R. 0. Adams, 1912 1st ave; Mrs. H. Weif 1519H 12th ave, s.; Mrs E, l..
 Baldwin, 1402 $. 18th st.; Mrs J. C.
 Lank ford, 14o6 18th st., S.; Mrs. Rose Eagan. 325 N. 18th st.; Mrs. A. O. Gar | ner. 5012 Railroad ave-. Mrs. Walter Hunt, S19 N 18th st.; Mrs. S. Hinkle,
 4716 2d ave. N.; Mrs, E. Mechanism, | 1912 1st ave-; Mrs. w. H. Fuller. 5OlS 1 2d ave; Mrs. II. J. Whisenant, 51O3 3d
 ave, N. Mrs. George Baylor, S24 49th st, Mrs. M, Ratledge. 1923 South worth ave; Mrs. R. R. Heale, 147 N. 1 51st st
 !
 1 Mrs. w. Benson, 511 1st ave, Elyton: Mrs. A. A. Jannett, sos 1st ave. West End; Mrs. Leslie, 11S 2nd ave. Mrs. J.
 H. Thomas 622 End ave. N; Mrs. l.. E. 1 Barker, 5l7 1st ave, West End; Mrs.
 J. A. Garret GA 2nd ave-; Mrs. c. c. Dill,
 63l 2nd ave-; Mrs. B. J. Rister 517 1st 1 ave; Mrs. Henshaw, 33O 2Sth St; Mrs. | c. NJ Bitz, 506 1st ave-; Mrs. H. J Wur- l tele, 210S Ave H, Ensley; Mrs. Edgar | kenon. 2OlS Ave. J, Ensley: Mrs. J | Fulenewider. 2010 Park ave, Ensley;
 Mrs. Wiggington. 505 1st ave; Mrs
 L. B. Pace. 616 End ave; Miss
 Kate Green, 3O14 18th ave, N;
 Mrs c. F. Rice s02O 18th ave, N.;
 Francis Johns. 1127 30th st., N; Mrs.
 R. Weyelin. HOS N. s2d st.; Mrs. Jas 1 Hood. 1210 N. 30th st; Mrs. J. M. Gib-
 son. POI N. 60th st.; Mrs. Albert Fred
 ricks, 1l30 30th st; Mrs. LeRoy Reeves,
 ll01 N. 32d st; Miss Olivia Massey, 123
 N. 60th st; Virginia Odum, 1908 N. S0th
 st; Mrs. c. M. Heermans, 21OS 7th ave. II.
 Mrs. A. E. McClendon, 2519 21st ave, N. 4;
 Mrs. Chesterfield, 210S 7th ave-. N.
 Mrs. J. M. Davis, 262S Fist ave-; Mrs.
 Esterbrook, 24OS Fist ave; Mrs. J. D.
 Hogan. 234 Fist ave-, N: Mrs. NJ. L.
 Andrews, 2509 2lst ave. N. Mrs. J. M. Farmer. 26l6 21st ave-; Mrs. T. o. Smith. 2S2S Fist ave; Mrs. Laurel Caraway,
 240i Fist ave. N.
 Mrs. J. R. Pryor. TIP N. 14th ave. Mat