Inglenook, The (1907) . n, wheat andalfalfa, cattle and hogs grow side byside on a soil rich in possibilities? Join our personally conducted par-ties leaving St. Louis 8: 32 P, M. onthe first and third Tuesdays of eachmonth on our Tourist sleeper via M.,K. & T. with no further change ofcars. Address ELDER L. A. BOOKWALTER, Dayton, Reibold Bldg. NOT YET SUPPLIED WITHAGENTS === Can use about 2,500 yet to sell ourCatbartic Tablets and electric at once with stamp. SYBACUSE ELECTRIC CO.,v. S. A. Syracuse, Ind. INGLENOOK COOK BOOK It contains 1,000 recipes by the bestco
Inglenook, The (1907) . n, wheat andalfalfa, cattle and hogs grow side byside on a soil rich in possibilities? Join our personally conducted par-ties leaving St. Louis 8: 32 P, M. onthe first and third Tuesdays of eachmonth on our Tourist sleeper via M.,K. & T. with no further change ofcars. Address ELDER L. A. BOOKWALTER, Dayton, Reibold Bldg. NOT YET SUPPLIED WITHAGENTS === Can use about 2,500 yet to sell ourCatbartic Tablets and electric at once with stamp. SYBACUSE ELECTRIC CO.,v. S. A. Syracuse, Ind. INGLENOOK COOK BOOK It contains 1,000 recipes by the bestcooks in the country and all are sim-ple and practical. Many good cookstell us they have laid all other cookbooks aside and use only the Ingle-nook Cook Book. It is being bound in a substantial^paper binding and also good oil cloth. If you do not have a copy, sendnow, and you will be in paper binding, each, 25 centsOil cloth binding, each 35 cents Brethren Publishing House,Elgin, Illinois. THE Many of the Brethren in Illinoisand Iowa are prosperous. They havecomfortable homes, big substantialbarns, first-class stock, modern farmmachinery, and are both comforta-ble and happy. Others of the Breth-ren who are equally industrious,equally intelligent and equally up-right lack material prosperity. The prosperous Brethren are farm-ing fertile land. Those who find dif-ficulty in making both ends meet arelocated on lands of meager produc-tive power. It is not the difference in the men. The cause of the distinctive differ-ence in the prosperity of the Brethrenis the quality of the soil that they cul-tivate. Those who move from poorland to fertile acres soon becomewell-to-do. Those who change theirlocation from rich land to poor landsoon become poor. The labor and expenditure neces-sary to raise a crop are if anythinggreater on poor than on rich lands,yet poor lands mean poverty and rich Websters Unabridged Dictionary This is the original Websters Un--abridged Dict
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