Ha-» Some Friend Told .You of
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Foods Shot from Guns?
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Folks who eat Puffed Wheat and You will know, for the first time,
Puffed Rice are sorry for those who how good cereals can be made,
don't. You will see grains that are crisp
So they tell of these foods to others, and nut-like, puffed to eight times
and the others tell others. That's their natural size,
how tlie use is spread. You will see grains made four times
ri, , i „ •/ «. . n as porous as bread —ready to melt in
Please ask some housewife to tell K J
you how her folks enjoy these foods. 1 ? moutl *
You will see grains made digestible
—with every starch granule exploded.
Or try them yourself. One pack- And you will see foods that chil
age of Puffed Wheat, at a cost of ten dren like better than any foods you
cents, will reveal a new delight. know.
Puffed Wheat—-10c Puffed Rice—lsc
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These are the foods invented by Prof. An- Then the guns are unsealed, and the steam
derson, and this is his curious process: ' explodes. Instantly every starch granule is
, , blasted into a myriad particles.
The whole wheat or riec kernels are put into ' . . , . .
Ihe kernels of grain are expanded eight
! : 1 11 '' ! C & uns are revove or times. Yet the coats are unbroken, the shapes
bixty minutes in a heat of degrees. are lina ltered. »\Ve have simply the magnified
That fierce heat turns the moisture in the grain,
grain to steam, and the pressure becomes tre- One package will tell you why people de
mendous. light in them. Order it now.
pi Made only by The Quaker Oats Company
r■•rni::- Uses One While
a ' tijiic Highway.
BETTER THAN A HORSE TEAM
Machins For Pulling the Drag Makss
Fr„(.r Time — heform the Motor Car
Has Drought About In Improvement
of Roads.
Win ii the motor car flist found its
way to I lie i' uisas farm it appeared
ii lu\ i;y. S<>"» i( became a not 1111
'■<>:: ;io nuil (ii. :i a necessity.
And a necessity It is today, espe.iallj
In ihe ' '.ansa:: wheat bolt, whore more
' r-i are t. i■ ■ * found mi the farms than
In any other pari of the west.
Many farmer.* have tliem, anil a ma
jor';., i r iiior-.e who are not so fortu
i; to ! ,ve fie motor ear fever In a
ni< i \:. ixl.'i:t form. The farmers eon- I
fe- • C li.i fever can he cheeked
i a!', by a failure of the wheat ami
< •ip <*r by the ('.• ire of every '
l'o 1 I' 1 Ii! c<l -by ha vilig a
e :.i ids disposal.
';e maeltli « s are now So tlii 1; on
th • '" .•- |•! airii Ahi some :•••.•( lons
I' ••• e over the rural roads •
1 /'V f^r<w
I ■ -
tM i
M'HU < A V ' I . \ l.l) \1) lIUAU.
v.; II unt at !> st two motor ears In
e\ ■. .ve \ .. , pod in a (lay's
i ii'.
• Is probably not another ma
(■':! mud till- farm toilav that
e a be put to .-.i l.i a;, praet ieal n .es
i: i ' inni'-r i r . ••iv an- very few
tod '"I lhe fsnn e:-.. .pi the
I a of till' <i! i i whir 1 '! ' ••arean
iiol I • broil 1...i praeti al n.-e I'.
I * . ii lii i • 112 • rmer 112 r I!.- »;i-i .1
p!> ' i!■ Iy in , than any o'l ei ipniiit. .
as 'h • fan , :.ln : li Ie and
i ■ 1 1) \ahie his time, in t .is the
man in the o . e or the factory
i !'e Ii ;a hofS, . lit I: I!I miles
■ r '.i tlii - i ' i ; 1 aMi- i • d v. 11:• •!>
aa.a Mia. il ' is b ■ ■ a v.i It tai;eii c.ire .
, r ' e e:. •• t: .• Klna drag is to
I ee.i for I : ire I! an a mile:> I. . otie
farm, and it is 11111 un uncommon j.i'jiht !
on II road t.i • t«i» a farmer wiiii l.i; .
I' ari, ; ear along at I!, rate
o: : • to ei.! ' n ; nn hour vii !i a
I • vlna i'i'ia followina. ntta. -'ied to
the niaehlne with a chain This farm- i
<r : n. cd tin- lira a lor some time,
h' ' rr 112 • •.•111!;, ill t! Ie la I few
<th a ! before lie prefers
for • • i i' ton team i I In.r; es
I el'' "s better time.
"tl .' two men, one to
I |!«' ll| !ier to \v i!,t
' ' I" A b "ivy \ve| 1)1 will an-"\v< l
I! • me per; ■ as the"in! man. '
I it i.s a< •> •<<.'n for.,the farmers to
v ' the i. t •aether, ami it e.nnes i
i' illy ; i!ie advent oft lie me •
tor
It is soldoni that the farmer's cat
in - -n at it ■ aura ire. The farmer 1»
>'•• -eiw :n ;I to making his own re. j
i i hni 1 •• natural* 112 ills into r!i<■• '
job with the car. He Mods it just es !
ea . as r : irina his harvester bis
>"! Jvnb r.i I ib! yele. Perhaps he |
l I" ■ ■ a '••'ii f'' '•■ nhy with ;e
--' '''• ele> Hi■: I | arts of Ihe e '. •• !
I v. i,- ; -i it repaired . • •<■ ]
I dleii-ttlfy a !
i t ' an o tent i hat an |
i . rt ha to ee it.
Two Duels.
S • inle r.oiive got an excellent adver
tis r.icnt out of a duel fought on a
vet day by insisting upon holding his
eaihrella up v.iih one hand while he
tired his pistol with the other. lie was
willing, he courageously said, to take
the ii k of being shot, but be must be j
excused from taking the greater risk '
of catching cold.
The duel which Benjamin Constant, j
who suffered from gout, fought sitting j
in a Hath chair may have been of I
somewhat similar character. Honor in i
that case was declared to be satisfied
v. lien the Bath chair was hit.—Strand j
_ iINTUMAIX !
m Tartar Powder is to be had
£ Buy by name—
[Royal 4 i
Dangerous.
Father—What are you doing, Emma?
Daughter -Oh, Arthur is coming to- I
night. and I'm cooking something for j
lilm. Father--Emma. Emma, you'd |
hotter he careful. You'll keep on cook- j
lug for him till he breaks the engage- '
meat, ileitere Welt.
It takes a lot of courage on the part j
of a young man to tell a girl how pret- !
ty some other girj Is.- St. Louis Glohe- '
Democrat.
J. M. WIHTON,
MUNCY VALLEY", FA.
| Never Before Have We Recciv <
1 50 and 75 so many praises and heard : yg
! Boys' Knee many flattering remarks as w
j Pants Heavy weight have had this Season.
! Special. Were you one of the vast thrcngs tha
crowded our store during the past v etk
Did you your share of the Mticle *
advertised? 11 not you should v
CO AS HERS NO (I) 'MM
We are making new friends fast: selling ore
goods than ever before
But we slill want mon* friends, want to sell our stock faster, yc MK
Jwe are spurred onto deeper price cutting. People wonder how
Iwe can do it To this we can answer, that no other stor-' in ill
section has the wholesale buying facilities enjoyed by this t.-oi.-ni
j ishment. V\'e can buy lower, we can sell lower. ?"£££?
Sweater Coats Specials Men's Corduroy Parts iMcn'S Sflifti
„ - , 0 From 1.19 to 2.c0 .. .... ..
Men s or Hoys sweater Coals .08 :Men Sliirth
Mens sweater eoats CHILDRENS' SUiTS Mcv \v o 'rk si»i,i> 3*
Mens sweater coats 125 From OQC to }. CO and > 50 Men s Flannel Shirts Br>
Mens sweeter coats 1.50' Hicliv Flannel oversliii I* l.:{
Mens sweater coats 2.0U MEN S TROUSERS
: Me„s_V neck",weate"r S 28 and 4fio FrOUl 6% to $4 75. Men's extra heavy coU„»
j Mens cardigan jackets _L2S MEN'S OVERALLS- ' Tl \
Underwear From 39c to 75c B -^
Boys Shirts or Drawer. MEN'S ODD COATS ''"f «' °
ribbed or Heeced 20 and 26c All PficCS All P S ' ' m iriatois 19
Men's riiibed underwear I)UCh aild Corduroy BSC to 2S Ai *° big line men's luinl.erni'e
■ill colors 39c riilibera—Lambertville aod * Ba
Men's fleeced lined underwear Band. A big saving for*vru-
Boys Corduroy ~ SHOES « * >
PantS. Ajso big line of Shoes at s:»v- I L lis at gre.ii retluctioi
Boys'corduroy knee pants, lineil, iilg prices. for 2.50 Drt sS M;i> IW.\XKFTS r,om -•-*
throughout, fine ribbed quality Shoe. Lndies' IOS Shoes for I.i I) V ' lom
worth regular 750 Special 39c Men's Working Shoes 1.05 Tirt'N'KS «ll size- 'VOID 1.50 »
Suits w - L - Douglas Shoes at reduced - .. , 0
, IYIBII B OUUS Ladies Sweaters
j Men's Suits 4.05 «-»•«. . . ...
: MEN'S SUITS 6,75 Rff Lne of Mpn's an ! !'"!!' > ' v " CO|OM 9
Mems Suits 8.50 /n.'ll® 7 A dl '"' Udl«. WawtH. blue, blwk, 3<
ME, IS SUMS ...05 Lhilciren s Overcoats di re- , .. , n .
| Men "* u u £ |J-;J duced prices. ' , '® s oa^s
1 Mi-o r l.aihe* Coals Ironi 3.50 to I^.oo
So Cotne to J. M. Wighton's to satisfy your wants. Remembe:
sale only lasts this month. Railroad fare from Laporte anc
Nordmont for purchase of ftiu'ou or over.
~ L, _ STRENGTH-GIVER.
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