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WILMINGTON, -NORTH : CAROtiNA, - MONDAY AFTORNOON; DECEMBER; 1 917; ;
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nyyers of the County
He Conscripted for
This Work
DFENLfSTEO MEN
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Grace Methodist. Church Has
Special Services for Mem
bers Who Are Serving
Their Country
III
Still
ES WERE
HELD YESTERDAY
. v
Anhua Lodge of Sorrow Drew
a Large Gathering at the
Academy
. That ye may tell it to the follow
ing ; generations,'. Psalms, 48-13, ' was
BeShi SPLENDID ADDRESS BY
SPlEiPjEiDi
Large Congregation j at First
Baptist Church Heard
Dr. Hurt
iiviw ijuuii ciuqueui patriotic ;serraOn deliver-
- fed at the closing services of the con
Can Exnerlite Maf- !erellce ar held last night. The
, . , . . .names or is men, members of the
Hv Hlnina KoarHrf " church, were re-.d nut v,
usi.ea. in tiie armed service of the
country. - Hymns' of patriotic tenor
were rendered by the church choir,
and the occasion was one long to 'be
"n;?vy in New Hanover 1 rememDerea m tne annals of the
with all in the State, i.chrch-; ", - '
Iv ho conscriDted for serv j Hev- lr- Plvler pointed out the he-
Lira! exemption hnnrH .1, rolc old of man, saying that the ordi-
Men in Connection
Villi Next Draft
MR. J. W. RAGSDALE
the pnnrn.vhiTir aon. waiKS OI lite
The attorneys will be need- oervice s tne watchword of the day
; 1 a 1 rapacity ot counselors tlie rich wil1 not De remembered
') is of the V.ards and to for their wealth alone, but for to what
:it.; also good they devoted it. The heroism. of
...... rno nqcr cn i rA I
Before a large congregation last
night in the First Baptist church, Dr.
rohn Jeter Hurt, the ;pastor, delivered
an inspiring sermon", to the member
)f the Junior Order United American
Mechanics of the. city, basing his re-
, . ; " , . v ! marks largely upon the cardinal prin-
Hlgh Tribute Paid Members of ciples of the Order, which stands for
Fraternal Order Which is patriotism, for the Bible m the public
r m r . a J schools, and for the education of
LfOmg lVIUCn tO Aid youth. Members of the Order gather
tne Country jed at their hall and maxched in a
members of Jeff Davis and George
Hon. J Willarri R
ence. S.'C. member of CotiUpss h ft. i Washington councils being present.
livered the principal address at' the I Dr- Hurt took as his text, 'Watch
stand fast in the faith, quit you
o not anneal to'r.rn t-h . .T HVp men. he strone'from the First
mt r 3 . . V, . - I VlttBlUJl UCIUC Lilt! iiUUSC .! .. ..
ctPd men to the nation- mn as does th fight and contest. . of Sorrow." an annual PvPnt wh h pistle to the Corinthians, pointing out
Elks do honor to their departed dea! tnat this concisely . stated the great
The stage was elaborately garland- i fundamental principles upon which the
ed with palms, ferns and potted Junior Order is founded. In the Or
nnri lunli rJeithA Plihlp. is eialtftd. p.lfliminer the
nnaire that is beinsr snt LIie past snouia not be reverenced as mi tKiot ini,.i,Q,i ,in, v, -first, and strongest allesiance of the
rants to be filled out in . -m?tter or worship, but should serve ! of the depart ? 1 Li other's of Wilmin:T-: members as the Word of God,, and
proper classification mav,as an inspiration to future acts of i ton T.orla- isr.i :-.Z9 fnrnitiioH tv. v,oi' nrovins an ever "present inspiration to
'i r the new regulations is UF g ' i .arround of the staee settina- , them in their, work.
i-d form, and a large num.- . Mr- B- H- Houston, Jr., read the j Exalted RuU.v W. S. Register con- Second only to the Bible in the
n uistrants, will need help , 1 of Grace church members, who . ducted the ceremonies, assisted bv minds and the hearts of the members
nswenng tne many ques- s cau, as me lodge officers. Rev. Father Din- is tne American nag, wnicn is-enec--
jnen, chaplain of the lodge, ohied ively used in the ceremonials of the
Private Harry Watters Morrigs, Fort ' uraver . after inti-odnctrrrr romar..-hv Order to inculcate the virtues of truth
i" ! 1
t.l.T that tho wnrt mow or. lOHOWS.
'1 disnatch lecal advisnrv
been aunointed in each of faswell
.1 counties of the State, the; (Continued ' on Page Six)
. county board being com-j
i.'ssrs. (Jeorge llountree, J.
j the Exalted Ruler.
iand patriotism. Than love" of one's na-
r-1- Condensed Report .to Jibrtn Carolina Corporatic n. Commission of the condition A' I
r tfh a Wllminnf An . Jxt 1 irnof iTamrtoiii
at the close of business, November 20tl 1917.
Resources.
Cash and due from Banks . .... .... . 527,22.80
2,869,737.65
2,300.00.
50,000.00
. 166,236.23
129,500.00
214,475.14 .
Real Estate ...... . .
? Baii Building . . .. .
Stocks " and Bonds .-. .
LLVjesteTrust Funds .
Liberty Bond Account
......
Total . "
,$3,960,171.82
loo.ooo.ool.'
Liabilities v
Capital .'. ..-'..'iv .'. ..C.'.?
Surplus . ..v.. .... .... . : 200,0000
Undivided Profits ; . . . . 111,131.18
Discounts Unearned . . ... . . . .W.cIqO.OOV
-Accrued Interest: due, Depositors .f. ( 15,000.0 v
Building Reserve Fund" !. . .5.;n.-i' 49,000.00
' Dividends Unpaid . . . . .
250.45 V ;
Deposits. . . ,
Total
.v
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.
3,454,790.13
'-J.; $3,960,171.82 M
yl, Chas. E Taylor, President )f The Wnmington Savings aWTMt Comnanvi do sonmlv swear thai
toe above statement is true to the best of my know ledge and. belief. CHAS.vK TAYLOR; President ; L 1
State-of North Carolina . ; :.'
County of New Hanover. .v-. J. V. GRAINGER,
Correct Attest: 'v, J. B. BELLAMY, Jr.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 26th LYMAN DELANO.
4ay of November, 1917. C.S.GRAINGER,
sr3 Correct Attest
J Directors, ; ""
November 20, 1916
November s0 917
Notary Public
Deposits ' Resources
$2,943,881.84' , .'$3,133,290.44 A
$3,454,790.19 S 13,960,171.82;:
fits
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NAMED ORIENTA
L.
Aged Woman Who Named Town is
, fc Very III.
(Special to The Dispatch.)
t New Bern, Dec. 3. Aunt Becky
Midgette, "the woman who named the
little town, of Oriental, Pamlico coun
ty,1. is lying at the point of death at
her home -at that place and but little
hope for her, recovery is entertained.
Several days ago Aunt Becky, who
; and Herbert McClammy. '
.... i-nceiveft oy members of
; H nm Governor Bickett an;
inhIo for service to be free-.
. ; y all the attorneys that are,
.'it. j
; r"?i(-kett's letter to the le- j
ii y board follows: ' J
.i ;..( vise that you have been
! i! rirniber of the legal ad-,
o ii of your county, and re-i
'!..; vou organize and prepare (
'--..-The President is exceed- ;
:; us to mobilize the entire
:( of the nation in the prpse
i'.ie war. and the first work
. ,;- board is called upon to,
" - ;-rure the enrollment of ev-:
. .r in. fie county who is will-j
!i!;ce his services, without'
. ;t "the disposal of -the exemp-
:.;'! and registrants w'th r-!
m) the matters connected with!
1 beg to auote the following t
'om a letter reecived from .
r Department in regard to this
.;;it;on:
i;:.'.vp not yet giv,en the legal ;
n a defipite place in the or-
r inks of the nation, and what
proposed offers a chance that '
oo welcomed enmusiasucaiiy
: y lawyer in particular av
!::le legal profession. The most
-)J .iija.
HON. J. WILLARD RAGSDALE,
0
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1 .
51s
ticl way.t04nsjurjG..hay-'. . 'r r
, each communv ould bo ,tT : 2,
ii tho permanent mexbo:-- - iWSII k.
.,h-iegad advisory boo- : tM3 " W M
;.:.;;d thereof, tho count- feilfefrV'" ' U
, iud?e of a court of nlrv- B'&W' . : ' - ff- .
i wion, and by this means t: JA'V J-
powerful stimulus to the ef- Sp,V- ' V
v,.., r..ung.r men of the pro-, .fefefesSK" - w- K:
tend to some duties and in some way
she stumbled over an object on the
floor of . her rpom and receiver inter
nal injuries
I Several fine musical selections weie'tive land there is no higher virtue, andis 79 years- of age arose earlv to at
tne uraer.
For their efforts toward better
schools and the promotion of educa
tion of the youth of the land high
founded in a little school house in iL nao "Ul ttt msi U1UU6UL LUUL lier
I Pennsylvania in 1852 by a little group j juries were serious but later this
o men determined .to make the world" i proved no,t to be the case and she has
in which they lived a better place for j been grauany growing weaker,
(themselves and their children. It j The name for the 'town of Oriental
,now has a membership of more than ; was taken from a ship which had
,200,000, but is still closely allied to the.: stranded on the beach. Aunt Becky's
little school house of the country dis- S i1Usband,EUncie Louis Midgette, own
trict, where the minds of the children ed much of the land thereabouts and
are trained. In this connection, Dr.;when he flecided to start a town there
Hurt urged greater efforts for theihe gave: her the privilege of naming
NOTICE TO DELEGATES.
cause of education, and particularly
urged that the teachers be paid bet
ter salaries, in order that the best
ones' may be retained in the service
and that they may themselves be prop
Jerly trained for the. work which they
i undertake.
J At the conclusion of the address a
; handsome umbrella was presented to
Dr. Hurt by Mr. J. A. McNorton, re
tiring Councilor of George Washing
ton Council, as a token of love and
esteem from the members of the Or
der in the city. The service closed
with the singing of America," while
jthe standard bearers held two large
United States flags crossed in front of
the chancel.
the placse'and that was the title which I
she chose1.
avipeal will be made to
b v oo the le.Etal profession
-.'vyic-; to this work, and
.en i nar i n vi i
!inti?tain a sort of roster
:--) that there will a'Wy-.
. a: the off '"re -of the board
i.: for,iT)etent lesal advisors
i i ccistrants may apply -
av mutter concerning their
d.i'.TM's under the .selective
! . Nil more important post
'i'i'-u'd a lawver at this time
A WAR BUDGET OF
$11,000,000,000
FACES CONGRESS
: ,, Ensign Williams.
Mr. E. F. Wililams, son of Captain
Edgar D. Williams, of this city, has J
been commiss'ioned as ensign in the;
,;avai. reserves, ne nas Deen station
ed at Charleston for several months.
Those Who Will Attend Anti-Saloon
Convention Asked to Give Nptice.
. The National Anti-Saloon League
convention will be held in Washing
ton, D. C, nextweek, and a number of
delegates are expected to attend from
this section. Governor Bickett has
appointed representative men from
all sections of the State to represent
North Carolina. To these'and all oth
ers who intend to be present, the fol
lowing notice from Rev. R. L. Davis is
given:
"The Metropolitan Hotel, 615 Penn
sylvania Avenue, N. W., has been se
lected as the headquarters for the
North Carolina delegation. Lodging
can be secured at the rate of $1.50 per
day. All who expect to attend are re
quested to write or wire 'at once, mak
ing their reservations and state in
the communication the day when they
expect to arrive at Washington. I
will -reach there Sunday morning,' De
cember 9th and all communications
addressed to me there will be received
at that time.
"R. L. DAVIS,
Superintendent Anti-Saloon .League."
"DICK" KENNEDY RESIGNS.
Deputy Collector Takes Position .With
r Ana rtmjtnt rt I net
mtw w f I siiivii h w w mm w I w w K - . . -
Mr. J. R. Kennedy, who has ! been a f :
deputy collector in the internal-. reve-.v -yi
nue service of the United States for .C.'
over four years, has resigned his por :
sition and has been assigned to -.work, UufKi
in the Department of Justice' cas ; aM;.'-.-,-
special agent. , r-';i.j
Mr". Kennedy has been a most effl- '-.T4;.
cient officer and has . been especially
active in running down Illicit- jsuils. ;;; ;. ,
Talking over this dangerous phse of,
his work, Mr;- Kennedy today vsaid;i:
"Well, the monkey rummers were rais- '
ing a fund to buy flowers for my grave .
for a Christmas present, but now I v ;'
hear they are going to have a - ban- . -quet
instead." -:j:-;o
There has been no successor-ap?
pointed to Mr. Kennedy's position'' as r
yet. It is rumored that Mr. W.-A-. Mc- '.
Gowan, justice of the peace, is in-line ; ':
for the job, and some of his friends .i'?;,
predict his appointment. '.. ..V-.--'-'--
nATLFTT V 1 ! L SHfcAK. . . . . -
ATTEND CONVENTION.
Jews to Raise Relief Fund.
New York, Dec. 3. Beginning to
day the Jews of America will conduct
a two-weeks campaign to raise $5.
000.000 of a $10,000,000 fund for the re
lief of their kinsmen, who are report- J Tuesday night
od to be literally dying by thousands
in Russia, Poland, Turkey and the Bal
kan States.
(Continued From Page One).
39 -
WhD Dc'ivered Annual Oration Yes terday st the Elks' Lodge of Sorrow.
duct civilian training camps.
For the military academy, a totals
I 'of $5,713,254 is sought, some $4,000,
; 000 being for expenditure (on build
ings and grounds.
Secretary Daniels' estimates for the
navy show that the store of guns and
ammunition is rapidly being gatherer
i and that estimates have been reduced
i in many parti cularr, under appropria
tions received last year. The chief
increase is in pay, the total being
$213,229,551 against $126,532,448. Pro
visions also call for, more at $C4,485,
353 against $41,885,935. Marine corps
pay ' estimates have risen to $22,153,-
record willv be made of the lawvers rendered by a special quartette com- 370 against $13 531 802
iciivc dutv of assisting m wnu i;ivu mu
-I our armies, and in this offered to serve their country,
t 1 HIaa rrrrIf
, ',, elective service sys- mailed to you within the next few j j Munson, 'iajiist
inz any aemana on auu yic3 ui u BCi-, Th i,0r,0H 1 --a. rru v.,. t,Q
1 R. E. Gribbin, pastor o: St. John's
m patriotic idbiiion, rosed of Mrs F n Wnnrtv. T..,.
y,J f Riley, Mr. J. M. Newbold and Mr.
tion, Dr. and Mrs. John Jeter" Hurt
and Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hanby left
this morning in Dr. Hurt's car. Rev.
A. L Goodrich, pastor of the Delgado
fortifications in the insular posse-- Baptist church, also left this morning
sions. I in his car.
of troops which includes tne gas and ' Dr. Hurt is president of the Board
Baptist State, Convention Will Be
Held This Week in Durham.
The annual Baptist State Conven
tion will be held this week in Dur
ham, the opening session ebing on
To attend the conven-
Will
flames devices, hand grenades and
signal lights; $892,000,000 for engineer
operations in the field, an increase of
$600,000,000, and covering bridge,
railway and road building and operat
ing equipment; $390,000,000 for ammu
nition, an increase of $175,000,000:
$9d, 400,00(1 for ordnance repairs.
of, Education of : the convention, which
has before it for consideration one of
the most important questions that is
likely to come up for action by the
convention. This is the question of
whether or not an effort shall be made
during the coming year to raise an
endowment fund of $1,000,000 for the
Deliver An Address at Chapel :
Hilt Next Monday. ; V
Prof. Washington Catlett, snperin
tendent of public instruction for'-New.'';
Hanover county, will deliver an ad-5- .
dress at Chapel Hill next week, on the ;f?
subject of " county-wide system of, city ;
and rural schools. Prof. Catlett was
invited to . the University by Prof.'E3;
C. Branson, who has arranged t or sa
series of addresses by menu represents'
ing all sections" of the State, tbY the fc j:
purpose of bringing the University -and
the people more closely together ( .
in the working out of problems-of sO- f;
cial interests ;' i'k
DIES' IN ST. PAUL.
Former Resident of Wilmington: .Died
at Home of Relatives Sunday.
Mrs. J. J. Feurst, of 1125 S ou th ' Fifth Wv: j
street, received a, telegram yesterday-f
stating that her husband had died S,ung
day morning at the nome or nis pajs
which cdVers the expenses of operat 'schools and colleges of the denomina-
ing the great base arsenal in France ; tion in the State.
$237,144,000 for the purchase of ma- Others who will attend the conven-
xhine guns: $75,550,000 for armored ition from Wilmington are Mr. S. F:
cars. A new item of $4.50.000 for Garrison and Mr. C. V. DeVane, rep
arms and ammunition for the home resenting Calvary church, and Rev. W.
guard, nad $6,018,000 is asked to con- G. Hall, pastor of Southside church.
rents in St. Paul, Minn. Mr, Feurst
had lived in Wilmington for a number
of year3. For the past two yearns his v -health
had been growing worse, and '' ,
about a month ago he went to St. ,. ?
Paul to visit relatives, hoping th$t. the ?7,;i,v
change of climate , would be beneficial
mi nnvirlnaif will H r 1 V) ol H v ' .
tnriav in st Paikl. His bereaved wid- ' :
ow will have the. deep sympaOiyoi j
many friends and relatives. 'ztifd
Mr. George P. Galvin introduced the
speaker and referred to him as a man
that term.
nalloyed patriotism of the legal pro- Jr- l"c """" u l,,e.,ldi:
ssion in North Carolina, and I trust ! hffa1?1fe.aiesldent
VL IU1S CiL.V, ii
proud of him.
where a permanent
nuiK'incr anv aemana on uxy&, auu v.wvc,s ji awewne -
). mv lawyer to which anv ?ce regulations will be sent to each
innu ihe period of class'Ti- form himself so as to be prepared to, . u ' ;
(1'itie- of these board;; will give advice to the local boards and
01 it x. zf.i T-n-IntT-nYit r ii'lionTTOr linAn i r
i-avy. put a.ter u ai .wh u b---a th in t. p of thc wor,d in the broadest sense of
ti,nt T.inrv. wti remain do so. I hae the utmost raith in the x ., . ....... . .. .
,, .ir, . un
.1 j.1 t ... fnni'
me names or use iw- 1U n make th of this city, and that Wilmington was
. nir.ii vprnrr pri in the that you will endeavor to make tne. ,
- a. ami11 rkt rn " nn toin nno Vn n H r(l Y(T
f iv i R superior court ui (.-uiuim.cuv rx jr Raxd-ile Daid hieh trihntp to
'. ai!u ai?o ret tne cumi- jl j t. j o .
f.Uiliy UOarU sentl a llSl jf.""'-'' ) pr frfltPvnal order wnc ,mitrIl-,,,tino. c
to the adjutant gen- "r""-much to the countrv todav as thp Rp-
ufovemor. , - . - - ' . -
nevolent and Protective Order of
" i-,- - Elks.
His address was in a patriotic key
is in the
that this
country would win the struggle. His
remarks in part were as follows:
i "One can but feel the honor in ap
pearing before such a oocy of men as
the Elks, especially on such an occa
sion as their annual Lodge of Sorrow.
The Elks, who are essentially an Am
erican order into whose ranks no one
but Americans can come, have poured
out their money aud enlisted their
men to support the President and the
government in the prosecution of the
great war. - .
"Wilmington should not only feel
' proud of her Elk lodge, but also of the
son who has been honored with' high
est office in . the : great order , Hon.
Fred Harper. ' - . :
"In the Lodge of Sorrow OHe is re;
minded that the living are in the pres
ence of the dead. Yet, what a con
trast to this land is that beyond the
seas where the war lord tramples put
his frightful orgy, crushing beneath
his feet the lives of men, women and
children.
g- i , The same sun tnat snines on Am
1 erica shines on stricken Europe; the
' same Waters that lave the shores o'
3Lo America, lave these of Europep, and
Naval aviation calls for $94,000,000.
an increase of more than $30,000,000; j
for arming naval vessels and mer
chant ships, $38,309,523 is asked,
against $74,593,523 obtained during
the" last session; the torpedo item is
reduced from $12,291,280. to r.1,000,000;
reserve ordnance supplies from $81,
417.0C0 to $33,000,000. .
A new item is $2,000,000 for the
He mentioned the fact construction ot a naval station in tne
Virgin Islands and another is $1.000,-1
000 asked for extension of facilitie
for proving ordnance. In both these
item new language is proposed wlrch i
i ! ,
k rmm
narunmaM-i-nuQ
-MAKE TRIPS THAT IT NOW TAKES YOU THREE
Hour: to cover vith horse, in one hour with Smith-Form-a-Truck.
' ' ' ,
GET HID OF EXCESS EQUIPMENT YOU MUST OWN
!r ycu arc using horses, and keep, your hauling and
deliveries at maximum efficiency with minimum over
head charges. 1
GET AWAY FROM THE LOADING STATION AND
"3intain .an average speed of 12 to 15 miles an hour.
Th;s is Smith-Form-a-Truck measu.-3cl ability. ;
-THIS IS A STANDARD ESTABLISHED DY SMITH
Forrr.-3-ruck in over 800 linos of business.
- anil
RfllLI-ATIIM - MnT-flD. "Pf inn 5i
VZVViZm R & 1 III fniS R' I iRii BbI.. ' 6191.. '
ROBERT G. BARR, Manager. ,
10 Dock Street. 111 Chestnut Street.
PHONE 546
PHONE 573.
i Elkdom and s;aid that perhaps no oth-. would authorize the President to take;
immediate possession orany iana or
appurtenances, necessary, and which
cannot be purchased within the ap
propriations at prices to be -determined
by him as just.
Under the ordnance appropriations!
for the navy, new language is insert
ed to make the items available in sup
plying guns, ammunition and reserve
ordnance stores for vessels authoriz
ed under the three year program, in
dicating the department's intention to
press for the completion of that pro-!
gram wnicn nas Deen neia up oy
war needs for destroyers and mer-;
chant craft.. . . .
Under the heading of public works,
the' Navy Department's estimate 5 in
cludes: '
Norfolk, Ya. $3,450,000; Naval.
Academy $2,275000; marine recruiting .
station, Port Royal, S. Q; $100,000;,;
Charleston, S., C, $l,40v,000; Key.
kiVest $25,000; Newt Orleans. $450,000;;
operating base, . Hampton Roads, $2,-?
500:000 ;. -;
An" iteht of$pOO,000 is included for
temporary extension Of naval prison j
facilities, , the 4- same .i plan for . taking, '
over thla1idbrsT)uildnis needed, be4. i
ins provided as for the Virgin Island
stations and proving ground extension,
projects. - i f
Under maintenance $310,000 is a'sk:
ed "for. the naval operating base at St
Helena", Va. . if
In the fortifications estimates are
carried items for the purchase or;
manufacture of heavy and field ord
nance of all tyres and the majority" of
the army's artUlery equipment is pro
vided under .Uv s i1 din' Two itema
the. !same moon glimmers over - both
Yet, what a contrast! ,
"There are some men, and there
may be some in the audience, who
have criticised' the President for
plunging the nation into war. My
criticism of the President is not this,
but for delaying so long before declaring-
that a state of war existed. He
hadt-waited, suffering indignities that
oocis for Meatless al
i-iW Buy These "Meatless" 'fQ . Wll Ma R
M Meal F Under 1
' S J CuaedVtaUes Bakei Beans ' ? I
Ir RoUedOats .'Spaghetti ';:P H vT'V '',
I Cooked Hominy Egg Cheeie jJ (i Jf
-
'.,,1
or cannon totalling" $2,897 '
make. tjp the bulk of the estimate. The, ;
provisions f or heavy mobile artlllery I -includes
an item of $310.500. ?i 1
one ammunition Jtem i.3 for ?W 00i .
ooo. ':'
An item .of $1,433,500 is carried for
You can have a "meatless" meal an Oval
Label repast everything on the table uni
form in quality and up to the Armour
standard and,yet
Not an ounce of meat!
You can go farther you" can use KSXT
or Glendale Oleomargarine as a butter
equivalent And you can' eliminate lard by
using Vegetole, our pure vegetable product
for cooking and shortening.
.i. .
For "Armour " is the big name irr pure
foods not in meats alone but iff hundreds
of other foods the choice selection for the
nation's best in fruits, fish, grains and vege
tables, all delivered to you under the top
grade quality guarantee of the Oval LabeL
Serve the nation by serving on your table
the great variety of Armour's meatless
products. Write to our Domestic Science
Department for meatless menus.
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