The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-01-29
Will Church's Grape Juice
Force Kennewick to Front?

Think it over! Stated positively
this is a prophecy that will bear in
vestigating. From the standpoint o
advertising alone, this local industr,
represents large outlay of money
bv which Kennewick is made known
20 a great mass of people, and it's
influence extends not only to the
boundaries of our own state but fal
beyond.
The commodity it handles stand:
absolutely upon its own merit, and
az such, can bear the X-ray of expert
examination. The grape has no need
Of an apology for it's existence. It's
worth has been fully demonstrated all
through the ages, but more especially
in modern times as science has pro-
crossed the more rapidly. One of
the most picturesque of Biblical pic
lures, perhaps, is that of the return
of the spies from Canaan, bearing
upon poles, huge specimen punches of
grapes as evidence of the possibilities
offered to an immigrant people from
a new land. 1t has ever been true of
the human kind, that they have too
often passed over rich treasures to
outward appearance. commonplace;
laboring under the fallacy that treas
ures are somehow limited to the phe-
nomenal. Yet Dame Nature holds
still, among her Cinderellas, maidens
fit to grace the homes of princes.
In the great forward march of
commercial progress, the grape is 4
compelling attention, not alone as a
desirable and pleasurable thirst
quencher, but likewise as factor
in the preservation of health. In these
days of children's clinics, how many
are found lacking in iron, how MANY
so vital to a healthy system? The
grape helps to supply that need.
Leading physicians are getting far
ther away from drug remedies, and
are cooperating more directly with
Dame Nature in physical relief. It is |
passing strange that Kennewick has
not, hithertofore, more fully appre-
ciated the value of such commodity
Of local production as Church's Con-
cord Warden Grape Juice.
Already this valuable product has
gained national fame by being award
ed Gold Medals at the Panama-Pacific
International Exposition at San Fran
cisco and the Panama California Ex-
position at San Diego in open COM
petition with the manufacturers of
the world in the same line.
The directors of the Church Manu.
featuring company are now stressing,
heir attention and energies toward
further expansion. Hundreds of let
ers are finding their way into fields
hitherto unexplored by the company.
Enquiries are pouring in, as the idea
II the value of the product is felt.
The one thing that stands out in
'as-relief is the fact that here is one
4 few fruit beverages that contains
lothing that does not come directly
rom the fruit itself. No artificial
coloring, or flavoring. No &
additional water, adulterants, or pre-.
ervatives! Get that! And Kennewick ,
reduces it. The apple tree must sure :
give way to the grape vine, for 1
re cannot afford to ignore the claims I
the grape, in our own interests,
nd that of our town. Mr.. M. H.
hurch and Mr.. Kelley of Walla Wal
!. will soon be "on the road,' reach $
lg out farther and farther in the in b
erests of the concern. 1t is to the A
lterest of Kennewick that it get
enind and give moral support to this [
enture, for every bottle of Church's
rape Juice bears the name of Ken I
ewIck, and the greater the volume of !
asiness, and the larger the terri I
Try covered, the more FREE adver-
sing kennewick receives. If this :