The evening world. Newspaper, October 2, 1917, Page 12

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F ifally white, © complen the cost one usually pays for a| | reve Nats to keep Amer-| Cotton rose approximate Ribbon Dental Cream—more each , ar ofo y old © lean eld thi . ere toda of peach, # soft: |sinall ar of ordinary cold cream, Be| tenn armies In ep ing waa 0 Talc Powder—the Plattsburg convenient than tooth powder. { nature's purity and| pulp gets inte the bottle, then. this perrat ca contraction oq 4 of only 12,047,00 Manual says: “Every morning Antiseptic, economical, delicious. hands white, soft and {ull of charm. [lotion will remain pure and fresh for ionvof the inanufwcture of Active and xeneral Duying ent shake a little talcum into each Does not harden—not affected lemon juice to remove tan, freckles|the face, neck, arms end hands it| fans S™musiton and other munity ee eist rileht's ele shoe.” Relieves tired feet. by climatic changes. and sallowness; to bleach the skin and to bring out the roses, the freshness and the hidden beauty? But lemon juice alone is a , and should b white this way: | rats ny druggists or toilet counter will| Att therefore irritat-| supply three ounces of orchard white| the ¢ cription Law xed with orchard | for a few cents and the grocer the’ Afitution of strikes in through a fine | lemons. —Advt. Agitation for the destruction of ps throughout the country, ts to stop enforcement of | The Dairy Cows Must Not Be Slaughtered! HE 590,000 dairy cows on our farms are in danger, and so your milk supply is in danger. Dairy cows bring a high price for meat and they must be sold for meat if they can’t be made to pay as milkers. The College of Agriculture of the state made investigations in thirty-eight counties and found that the great herd is decreasing at the rate of 71,000 cows a year. Meanwhile, there were 26% less female calves raised. The reasons given for the slaughter was scarcity of labor, high prices of feed and low prices for milk. To Save the Dairy Herds, You Must Use Milk Freely Unless more milk is used—unless you understand that the milk producers on the farms are selling their milk as low as possible, then the dairy industry of the East will go the way of the sheep industry, which has been practically destroyed because it was not profitable. During October we dairymen will receive for Grade B milk testing 3.6% butter fat, 7.18 cents a quart. It will cost us over 6.97 cents a quart to produce this milk. Our profit, then, will be about 2/10 of a cent per quart. Some people think that cows live on grass and forage. Asa matter of fact we have to buy a large part of the feed for our cows. In the last twelve months, feed has gone up over 60%, just the same as your flour and your meat have gone up, and for the same reason. Farm labor has gone up over 33% and other expenses have gone up 50%. Children Simply Must Have Milk Their growth, their very lives depend upon it. Every child should consume in one way or another at least a quart of milk a day. Grown ups consume too little milk. Business men should drink more milk at lunch and cut down on meat and egg dishes. Housewives should save money by cutting down on the pur- chases of meat and eggs and put more milk onthe table, either to be drunk or in puddings, soups, breads, cakes, custards, etc. Mr. Hoover Says, ‘‘Do Not Waste Milk”’ It should be bought freely and every bit of it should be consumed. The cream and butter furnishes energy,and skimmed milk and buttermilk are real foods, because they build up the body and safeguard health. We, the dairymen of the state, pledge ourselves to keep down our selling prices as low as possible month by month. Our books, our cost of production and our selling prices are always open to the public. Each of the 42,000 members of the Dairymen’s League are spending a few cents a day for this advertising, to lay before the consumers the vital facts about milk production; the cost of its production and the value of milk as a food. THE DAIRYMEN’S LEAGUE NEW YORK CITY HEADQUARTERS 110 West 40th Street New York City p to whiten, clear,| Prevention of the harvesting of AQJEDUCT ENTRIES. “ery Soldier according lo regulations Yieht betimated at TALL Against 18,%0° in 1 - N, 0 > Only certain articles may be taken to camp by sate te LAUREL ENTRIES. members of the National Army. A convenient ot As ‘tang Ay. package of several of these necessary things vol an . approved by the U. S. Government — is + up to sept for 1916 and The world’s prod COLGATE'S COMFORT KIT Shaving Stick—Coigate's gives Coleo Soap—made entirely of simately 16,16 ot tion of —— | CLOSING QUOTATIONS. pore anges from previous «low " . Am (se Am Get your soldier a Colgate Comfort Kit 76 On sale everywhere —if your dealer is out of them you can send the sepa- rate articles. They are easily mailed--and the Kit can be sent later. COLGATE & CO. Established 1806 NEW YORK ‘ I3 3 Soi : i oye ul mane is aus it? * | Wanted— 5 ‘eis “8-1 for Mitchel = SEE Peery peers Will you help to re-elect Our Fighting Mayor —John’ Purroy Mitchel? Volunteer at once. Your help is needed! Report immediately to Fusion Committee Head- quarters, 244 Madison Avenue (Corner 38th Street) and you will be assigned to service. B'etrce? « Without Reservation All America has been captivated by the refresh- {ng goodness of « Wa Weeting, . M West Pnion ‘Tel, ITEMS FOR INVESTORS. Miamt Copper Company—Quarterly dividend of $1.50 a share, payable Nov 15 to stock record, 1. Three months ago an extra $1 Was August pro duction was about copper, _ Septembe 1,40,000 pounds, Kelly-Springfield Tire ~~ Company— Rexular quarterly dividend of $1 « share on ek, payable Nov. 1 to stock Fusion Committee of 1917 EMORY R. BUCKNER, Campaign Manager, Those who have tasted it have spread the news of its deliciousness. 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