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THE AUSTIN STATESMAN
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1916.
Lots of Pretty Summer
‘t
n
the different weights, styles of fabric
Trinkets
Y.
185
th
he
Tops, specially priced at .
. 25c
25*
40-in. sheer organdies for
he
45-in. extra fine crisp organdies for. - 55*
F
75*
45-in, fine French organdies for
9
♦ at J o’clock.
*
Smart New
Neckwear
19c
at
boy
■tilt
who has confessed the erime, is
In
htried
week at
25*
<
O
The groom finished
feel her abnence.
but.
acts and de dm ’
than words, j venture to I
SCARBROUGH’S
in a body.
X
the Do-
e. a guod letter may
it paid.
with the fats, proteide
{
build ahealthy, round, et
rown old. with our own and our chil-
5!
Iren’s children about us.
will ever
anxiety.
Galveston; who t ame
for the Dmini
the
May
turned home today.
BACKACHIE, PAIN IN SIDE, RHEUMATISM '
City...
MORTUARY
THOMAS KERR BROWN.
dweehaeoe
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5
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012/92
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New Piques
25c,Yard
trial pachage.
Name. ..
Bath towels, 18x36, at 12%
Bath towels, 20x38, at . 17*
Bath towels, 22x42, at.. 25*
45-in. fine French organdies...
45-in. fine French organdies...
Huck towels, 18x36, at..
Huck towels, 20x45, at 12%0
Union linen, 18x36, at... 190
Table Damask, Yard 19c
Ileavy mercerized full bleached
table damask, in great variety
of attractive patterns; the yard
Over 500 New
Collars to
choose from at
Table Damask, Yard 50c
Heavy satin finished damask,
64 inches wide, beautiful vari-
ety of patterns, the yard 50*
S1.25
S1.50
May Sale of Summer
White Fabrics
A New Harmless Way
to Banish Hairy Gros'ths
MOTHERS DAY Will
Will BE OBSERVED
OVER TEXAS MAY 14
suggest that an actual reminder of our
appreciation and gratitude in th* form
25*
25*
ese
the
from God or men, then humility, teach-
ableness and open-mindedness must be
the means to growth and development
of character.
daughter of Mr
sad ha* many
New and Dependable Linens
Without the Advance in Price
ses
ith
Much Interest in
Revival Meetings'
Buy Towels This Week and Save
500 Doitn Towels Go in the Map Sales
la
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Mru. L. fl. Monigomery.
Mrs. Howell Bunton will en-
tertain at cards at the Driskill
NESTL'S FOOD COMPANY.
177 Woolworth Buildine. N
as
it
rill
A Notble Display and Remarkable Values in
New Attractive Summer Rugs
Call Grand Jury
in Murder Case
Six Thousand Men
Attend Convention
Pythian Sisters
Elected Officers
W earthings
Just In
New Blouses, Skirts, and Lingerie Dresses
In-
pl<»
is-
|i ho
nor
I1' r.
I hn nd
going.
hr hr*
I
And
think- '
Over 10,000 Yards of White Wash Goods
While there are thousands of yards of the most wanted summer white fabrics advertised today,
space will not permit us to get one-half of this wonderful assortment in this advertisement.
BEAUTIFUL NOVELTY WHITE SKIRTING AND SUITINGS
IJaft
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ned.
ead.
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some
afnst
kllow
eady
stay
king
since
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ot in
Don't Forget
to Vote for
LEON HALDEN
for
County School Superintendent.
(Political Adv.)
32-in. mercerized diagonal weave... 30*
36-in. corded gaberdine, self striped.. 30*
939".-
36-in. honeycomb suiting for...'
36-in. plain white gaberdine for
I‘s Eaeg to Peel Off
All Your Frecklee
by
foe
J
.20
ready — ready
end carbohydr
a coup** at the Presbyterlan Theolog-
ical Seminary here last par and isnow
filling a pastorate t Spur, Texas.
Among the out-of-town guestz for
2 creation* SAr hirtings ami suiting, in
The Newest French Transparent Organdies
The new crisp weaves - a very sheer fabrie which will be used extensively for dresses for grad-
uation wear, party frocks, etc.—shirt waists and flared collars and cuffs.
1
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Dominican Tea
The tea given yesterday at f
minh an Convent was a very i
sitecess. Hundreds of interested
=)
Send the eoypon for a WK Trial
nt 12 fe'd'nfe and a book about
ba bi a e by apa< tab afa.
+*+*0********* < 3 : ******3
+ Today’s Events.
♦ University of Texas Dumes ♦
♦ will meet at 3:15 with Mrs. M. 2
♦ Jones at 60G West Eighteenth ♦
♦ Street.
♦ Kwin Klub will meet at J 30 J
! remembrance,
speak Jouder
k \.
sr
Bugs 7.6x10.6 at........... |
Bugs 8x9 ft. at....... 5.00 |
New Sport Silks, Rajah
Parasols, Fans, Gloves
arid Ribbons.
♦
up to Austin for
ican Sisters, re-
25
Rugs in. at:::..
g. TobinsBookStope?
* • Engreving. Embossing and Printing.
Hi, Wedding Iritations. Cards and Programs.
“BW Erthhg done complete In our Plant
MEEINTTH-C..
36-ip, plinwhite Umm for......
36-in. plain white robe suiting for; ___
34-in. cool okord cloth for. ..... •.. 25*
40-in. organdies, splendid quality..... 15*
42-in. very sheer organdies for.......... 445-. fine French organdies.......81.OO
diphtheria. Rear let lever—and most dreaded of all—summer complaint,
f "Cow’s milk"-says our National Government—“•■ ordinarily mar.
lie ted is absolutely unfit for human consumption. * When you wean
your baby —wean him one feeding at a time -on a food so like mother’a
gmilk that be will slip into the new food smoothly and easily -wean him on
Nestles Food.
(A food-no€ a milk modifi.r}
A timely purchase of the
season’s sinartest effects,
in sheer organdie, Georg
ette erepe voiles, lace and
net effects — eollar and I
enff sets, vestees, etc. । 1
regular 40e vslues; this I
Don’t Shock
Your Baby’s
Digestion^
When you try to change your
baby from your own perfect milk
to th* hevy, germ-laden milk of
a cow—you ar* giving his little
etomach a shock he may not be
able to stand. Raw-cow’s milk
has a large, tough, indigestible
urd. It takes the four big stom-
achs of a calf to digest it. Cow's
mnilk often carries the germs of
K,
(9
Alkali in Soap
Bad For the Hair
iile ones U our mothPra Her
, her । brooding care and her
Table Damask, Yard 80c
72-in. satin finished heavy mer-
cerized table damask, in un
usually pretty scroll and floral
patterns; the yard at.. 80*
Table Damask, Yard $1.35
72in. nil German or Irish table
damask, in full bleached or sil-
ver bleached, in great variety
of patterns; the yard $1.35
ing to
Il .1 1
ve be-
l st of
on the
■ ■ < hea
s rong
kt this
e win-
1000 Yards 36-Inch Pajama Checks, Yd. 10c
Thia is an extra special value—sheer soft pajama checks; makes the daintiest of summer
underwear that is durable; worth 12% yard; this week, the yard at.................10*
and Mm A. R. Jone »
friendsi here who will
baby needs te
urdy body.
elastic love, beginning nt our birth,
continue as tong as fife lasts n*T
longer, fn ra thing so holy. so rndi. *
as a mother'* lov, certainly, sureiy,
has a place in Heaven.
28-in. heavy narrow wait pique......2
36-in. wide welt pique, extra good... 3
36-in. fancy striped Oxford suiting.. 4
Mr*. F. W.Sternenberg wil be host-
ess to her card club Friday afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
The Cemetery Association will meet
at 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the
residence of Mr. M. B. Dial, 210 West
Eighth Street.
WACO, Texas, May 10.—The grand
not, upon this Ane. also,
igh - the |
invited
TH.WLIAMS8G
- ■ ■ ■
Dear Mr. Editort
For a ton, Um. I sutfered from back-
sens,- pain in ieft nide, fr*q6*nl urina-
lion cbotherine me at all timen durins
the day and night), and theurie »”'«
in my blood caumed me to suter from
Theuratinn alone wita a constant urea,
worn-out feeling. I brard of th. now
dlncov.ry of Or Piere, of th. Invalid.'
Mote aha surgical Inatitute, Buffalo.
N. T. ealiea Anuric," and obtainne
hm tablets I at once began thetr on•
Afer «ivine "Anuric" a «ood trial 1
beneve it to be the ben Sidney romedy
on th. market lodar. I have tried other
Kioney rerpealen,, but theme "Anurte
Tabtetaf' of Dr Mieroe• are the only
oen, in my opinion, that will cure
udney and bladder troubles
< signed I MENRY A LOVK.
Note — Esberimenta st Or Pierges
Ho.pl tal tar meveral roan proved ihst
medltat. upon her exampte, her Chr-
uan fnith and fortitude and, mont
of nil. the willing aacrifice .he has
made for us? Thin meditation will Im
a biesning to ua and help us to meare
our hearth.
pure. No hand has touched it--
no germ can reach it.
Nest’s 1b a eomplete fooe—so you
■ JU only Blear water, boil—end H**
with Mrs. J A. Jacirson.
He lping band Society
meet at 4 o’clock p. m.
th* weding were Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Pollard of Livingston and Miwa Taur.
Sheiby of Lampasas Th* giris. of
Kenilworth Hall attended the wedding
Mrs. Rowland, who has been a guest
of Mrs. C."L. Condit, has gone to Hit*
mingham, Ala., for a visit before re-
turning to her home in Toledo, Ohio.
BHRL
-15* -in. corded white pique for........35*
• 20 36-in-Any basket weave suiting... 30*.
36-in. Ramy skirting, plain weave... 25•
36-in. French pique, narrow welt
Fa,
Pins, Bead Necklaces of Coral and
Pearl, Shirt Waist Pins, d - AA
etc. priced 50c to . ..P-.UU
Gate Top Special
One lot of Metal and Celluloid Gate
The contrast between the freckles!
and the clear skin usually is so great
that no bleach can be more than par- I
tially successful in obliterating the dis- i
figurements. Ordinary mercolized wax I
ta far better; It literally peels off the .
freckles. Get an ounce of it at the
nearest drug store and tonight spread ।
on enough to completely cover your i
face; remove in the morning with warm
water. Repeat daily until every frtekl*
has disappeared.
Rough, blotchy, plmpled skin, TAso1
common at this season, may be entirely '
gotten rid of by this same method, -
Mrs. F. W Cm ne announces that
there will be no neeting of the Wom-
an‘s Christian Temperance Union this
week. Some of the members are at the
State convention of the organisation at
Wichita Fulla At the next meeting,
which will be a mother^ day meeting,
the delegates' reports will be read
(Beauty Topics.)
By following this suggestion any
woman can, in the privac y of her own
home, remove every truee at hair or
fuzz from her face? With powdered
delatone an<l water mix enough paste
to cover the not wanted hairs; apply
and in 2 or 3 minutes rub off and wash
the skin. This method is unfailins,
harmless and quick in results, but care
should be employed to get the genuine
delatone.
Mrs M E. Rogers left Tuesday for
Burlingtoh, lows, asa delegate to th*
nationar convention of the King’s
Daughters and Ron*. Rhe is expected
to return next week.
Pirien NIFTY COSTUME FOR
Edited by
Mrs. Myrtle Garrett Kiley
Houret
8a.m.to1p.m.2p.m.to6p. m.
Old Phone 1245 New Phans 149
-- __ -- , jury will be reconvened .tomorrow
growth and ot th. reception at good morning for the purpose of ivesti-
gating the criminal assaulting and
murder last Monday afternoon of Mrs.
ST. LOUIS, M~, May 10.—Six thou-
sand delerrtes and visitors have
reached f re for the tri-ennial conven-
tion fr>r the Order i>f Railw i< Condue-
tors. The business sessions are execu-
tive. but it hAs become known that
resolutions nuthorizing th* establish-
ment of a pensien fund for conductor*
79 v*ar* old or over, ont providing for
a dtseontinuance cf Insurance assess-
ments when mnembers reach that sg\
her purity and (ruth, but let un not
neglect the ‘definite expression Of
whole-heartedhess and kindness eTther
to her or to sumo other in her mem-
CASTOR IA
For Infanta and Children
In Use For Ov*r 30Y*ar*
Ad.zzz
without discomfort or inconvenience, '
The effort is decidedly worth while, the.
new complexion obtained being so clear,
smooth and, youthful.
If bothered with wrinkles, bathe the
face in a lotion, made by dissolving an
me of powdered SA“i in a half
SWEET PEAS
Gladiolus, Rom*, Daisies, eto.
Bo quets. Floral Designe and
Decorative Work.
Phone 3060.
Howard’s Montopolio Nursery.
denly on Tuesday,
cable message.
Mrs.’ Harrison Finle and little
daughter of Fl Paso will come tomor-
row for a visit with Mrs K W. Finley.
♦ West Eighth Street. ♦
• •
+*+*+++4**044444444*44*++*
♦ ♦ ♦
Bates-Jones. •
Just previous to the ceremony anc
during the assemblaze of the guests foi
the Bates-Jones wedding’ this morning
Miss Hertha Huwkinson gave a ver
pretty’ musical program on the pipe
organ.
The First Methodist Chun h for this
oc cason had been simply deroratev
with growing palms, ferns and vines.
Preceding the wedding party the
young buys, members •'t the Sunday
school chins of the bride, entered two
and two.
The priQai party was announced by
the peals ef Lohengrin’s bridal chorus
The two ushers, Henry Pollard ant
Willard Jones, led the party. Miss Nell
Walling, bridesmaid, in a very dainty
green taffeta gown, with bennet of pink
chiffon and lace, earrying an armful
of pink carnations and fern* tied with
pink maline. came next. The maid of
honor, Miss Minnie Lee Jones, sistet
of the bride, was next in the proces-
sion She was grettiiy gowned in a
fluffy hooped white organdie, with flesh
pink maline draperies. She wore a
pink chiffon garden hat, with pink
flower trimmings, and arried an arn
bouquet of pink carnations and ferns
The bride. Mis Ktn Jones, and
groom. Harris Bates of Spur, Texas
entered together. The bride wore her
going-away dress a dark green tatfet
oat shit with white collar, cuffs and
trimmings. A stylish shape of green
with tailored bow of seif-material and
touchas of brighter greet) and white
was worn with thecustome. Further
carrying out the green and white corn
binatins, she wore white kid boots
She carried a bridal bouquet of whit •
carnations showered with white sweet
pens.
Rev. H, W Knickerbocker, pastor of
the First Methodist Church, at which
th* marriage was performed, was as-
sisted in the ceremoy by ‘Kev. R F
treatment known.
act as guldes t partie throu
church. The public la cordiully *
lo altend.
Saturday night, however.
Tuesday evening the evangelist in the
course of a partieularly forceful ser-
mon made the declaration that every
person is at some time a Dr. Jekyll
and Mr. Hyde. He said that the ap-
parent self-satisfaction and self-suffi-
ciency prevalent even among church
people shut out thepossibHity of
♦ Thursday’s Event*.
♦ Pathfinders will me t at 3:30
♦ o’clock with Mrs. G. A. Hahn.
♦ Reception at the First Bap-
♦ list Church from 5 to 10 p. m.
• • Jhe Cemetery Association will
♦ meet st 4 o'clock at the rcsD
♦ dence of Mrs M. H. Dial, 21®
Lucy Fryadybout seven miles south
of Waco “se Washington, a negro
Th* members of the First Baptist
Church will hold a receptjon Thursday
from 5 to 10 o’clock for the purpose of
allowing their friends to see th* entire
new church building Young ladleswill
jail at Dallas. Mrs. Fryar was
this morning.
On an American Soldier.
(Slain on a Mexican Battlefield )
Somewhere he sleeps his last undream-
edful sleep.
Alike unmindful of the sun and rain.
Somewhere, while we walk blithely
are fain
Of the bright evening star, the winds
that sweep
The vernal azure of the upper deep.
' fpdeThdomeawhrarorainia,kme
barren steeb?
Should wo forego the olive and the
. dove
Ope little moment were it wrong
To clutch Thy vengeance from the
skies above * •
And smite with.the white wrath that
is Thy sword?
Yea. with the swift and righteous might
thereof—
And glut .the vulture with the rout
abhorred!
—Clinton Scollard in New York Trib-
une.
will •
with •
From every quarter of the United State* where the weaver's art
flourishes, has been assembled this notable, interesting collection
of summer floor covering ruga in soft, cool greens and neutral tones.
Deltox and Crex Grass Rugs
IN THE MOST WoNDERFTL VARIETY
We have just received a handsome collection of summer ruga,
charming colors in great variety, ruga that will brighten up your
home. Reproduction* of old Chinese rug*; the straight line and
Grecian key borders.
Room Site, 9x12 Feet Grace Ruga, 88.75 to 99.50
Eugs 6x9 feet . rri !M.75 I Rugs 8x10 ft. .......86.75
Ruga 18x36 in 350 | Rug* 36x72 in.............
Rug* 27x54 in..... .. 95e 1 Rugs 54x90 in.............
New Rottania Fibre Rugs
Room Site, 9x12 Feet Rottania Rugs, 910.75
DALLAS, Texas, May 10.-The Py-
thian Sisters, in annual convention
here, today elected officers for the en-
suing year as follows: Mesdames Ma-
tilda Burroughs of El Paso, grand
chief; Charlotte Hingham of Corpus’
Christi, grand senior; Margarite Fau-
Childs of Lufkin, grand junior; A. J.
Blanton of Galveston, grand manager;
D- O. Patton of Austin, grand protec-
tori MInne Hesse of Han Antonio,
grand guard; Florence I. Schoff of
Kelty, grand trustee; Florence N. Hey
of Marshall. Q. M. R. C.: Julia Brow-
der of Gordon, G. M. of F.
Vinson of the theological seminary and I
newly elected president of the IIniver-
sity During the marring* MiNs Hawk-
inson played very softly "Call Me Thine
Own." The bridal party departed to
tn* stralsof Mentfetisohm’s ■ wedeE
march.
The brde and grrwitn left Immenl
ately for a wedding journey of severai
weeks and will return to their home in
*Th* bride 1* the lovely and attractive
THE BATHING BEACH xenuent te
since th' observunce of this good
day, one year go, some of ouf mothers
have been caled tn their well-enrned
rewards, transfirured to * lfe eternal
tet ns. In then sac red memory, per*
form some kindly deed by remember
l ing some old person who may be in" •e.eu.2
1 firm, jopely or gd. Let not the day
i pas* without this respect being shown
to mah * best friend.
A custom prevail*, end * bautiful
one it is, that we wear a white flower
upon this dny in memory of our moth-
er Iet u* do this to r< uni os *»f
in order to conform with the 'Na - '
tional observance of Mother's Day. th* '
observance proclaimed by Governor : •
Fergnson fen- unday. May 7, was post - ■
poned until next Sunday, May 14. The
Governor's prociamation reads as fol-
lows
It is a great, privilege to me, in ace '
cord with art*-dent and with rever- I
ence for the splendid motherhood of .
nor Htat* and Natic n. to respeetfully ,
request every man and every womtn, 4
young and old, in Texas, regardless of V
where they may be or in what manner .
they may be engaged, or how pressing
may be the demands upon their time
and attenti n. to obnerve Sunday, May
14, as "Mothers Day."
U has been observed and commented
upon by other countries, that the •
American people a{e. more and wore,
becomin s-ofNationa
min.cherona birthdays and the unnl ,
■ o s upon lot d and •
upon n< I This IM in I ng ssion of th* '
growth and excellence of our common- i
wen!h. nd nil* we obgerve hemic I _
l>/rtb/i anti occasions of Natione vic e
tory, let uB pmiso lo remember the \
blessed day of all. ■ d5y of actval ten-
der love and'definite attention to our .
mother, if God has spared her to us.
and ft dry of fr grant, mnered memories '
If Hoc! needod her in Hfs Kingdom nd-
called her home.
It is not within my province to sug- l
gest the mesic or the manner of thin
•’Anuric” is 17 times more active than
Li th ia in expelling poisons from body-
For those easily recognined symptoms
of Inflammation - se backache, scalding
urine and frequent urination, as weH
.m sediment in the urine, or if uric acid
tn the blood has caused rheumatism,
it is simply wonderful how surely
Anuric- acts. Th* beet of result* ar*
always obtained in cases of acute rheu-
matism in the joints, in gravel and
gout, and ivartbly the pains and
atittness which so frequently and per-
qistently accompany the disease rapidly
dinappear. Rend 19c for large trial
package or go to tour nearest drug
store and himply ask for a 60-cent
package of "Anuric" manufactured by
Dr. Fierce. If you suspect kidney or
bladder trouble, send him a sample of
your water and describe symptoms. Dr.
Fierce’S chemist will examine it, then
Dr. Plerce will report to you without
fee or anf charge whatever.
Foap should be used very carefully,
if you Want to kep your hair lookins
its best. Most soaps and prepared
shampoos contain too much alkali This
dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle ,
ani ruins it.
The best thing for steady use is just
ordinary mulsified cocounut oil (which
ia pure and greaseless) and is better
han the most expensive soup or any-
hing else you can use
One or two IcaaiKMitifvIa will cleanse
the hair and scalp thoroughly. Himply
molsten the hair with water and rub 11 I
in. It makes an abundance of rich |
creamy lather, which rinses out easily,
removing every pnrt >h of dual, dirt,
dandruff and excessive oil. The hut
dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves
l he scalp soft, and th* hair fin* ant
silky/ bright, lustrous, fluffy and easy
to manage.
You can get mulsified co< nonul oil at
any pharmacy, it's very cheap, and u
few ounces will supply every member
of the family for months.
"Deal gently with her, Tim*’ these
many yrara
of life, have brought more smiles with
them than tears,
Ty not thy hand too harshly on lief
now,
But, trace decline so gently on her
brow
Thai Ilk* the sunset of the Southern 3
cllmo
Where twilight lingers in th* summer I
times.
And fades nt laaf. into the silent night
Er* one mpy know the passing of the |
light.
Ro may ah* pnns- since 'tis the com» -j
mon
As one who resting, sleeps, and knows a
It not."
of some approt riate gift. be given or ;
sent to our mothers. If it not con- I
A cabte measage receive in Ai
Wednesday announce dthe deat
Thoman Kerr Brown at Lanart LA
Duns, Bcotland. Mr. Brown wi
brother to the 1st* R. La Brown ar
Gordon Brown, who composed ths ,
tin money lending firm of Brown 1
Thomns Kerr Brown visited his br
era here more than onco and ma
number of friends h*r*. H* died
The revival meetings being held by
the Swedish Methodist congregation at
East Avenue and Fourteenth Street
are arousing much interest among the
people of that part.of the city. On
Sunday the public had the privilege of
hearing three inspiring sermons by Rev.
C. H Bundstrom of Minneapolis. Large
crowds have been present the last three
evenings. Those in charge extend a
cordial invitation to all to attend the
remaining meetings, to last through
next Sunday. There will be no meeting
called and enjoyed a visit with thej
sisters and a view of their ew kin-
dergarten which was b*gun recently
and now has a good clams of little ones
in attendance Th* sisters wish to
thank all those who assisted in making
of the sffair such a suceess Those
who rendered the mimical program ar
especialiy to be congratulated, as th
numbers were greatly appreciated and
applauded.
• ♦ •
Mother Pauline nnd Alster Lonise of
Though we may be men and women
the nearest thing In the world to
mother’s milk. Don’t shock his
frail system by changing him to
cow’s milk, meant for calves, indi-
gestible, full of tough curd — the
carrier of diphtheria and scarlet
fever germs.
Milk is used sa th* basis of
Nest’s, but it is milkfrom healthy
cows in clean dairies—and even
then it is purified to make sura
Th* heavy parte that are so bad
for th* baby in raw milk ar* modi-
fed. The thing* your baby needs
and that cow’s milk does not con-
tain, ar* added. Reducedtoapow-
der, packed in an air-tight can—it
reaches you always fresh, always
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Lochridge, Lloyd P. The Austin Statesman and Tribune (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. 128, Ed. 2 Wednesday, May 10, 1916, newspaper, May 10, 1916; Austin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1449233/m1/7/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .