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directions and rion’t ll‘C_°D¢ MII- 130s! stical ol mu heads of Oats.

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k|'nIIIhL°iirIi“ardwerfnl sf¢n¢_ b,,.,mm| "I Collection of 3 Turiiips.-1. .luck

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b t a moment to °‘ It “kill ‘there is nothin!

fs and “rim Y 4 _ _ Summer Climate, Your grocer can

‘I f°"u§':,z b5¢¢,1s,pnt 295 ounces *fill such an order. The Canadian

W 5 - . . ‘ii--,,;.“r.: :;‘2.:'tt".‘r.s2.‘“‘al r "nie clarified molasses, honey, “" ,mp instead of suaar.l.vr\1v. ‘°"" v this mixture saves about ' 'rigging' df the money uauallv spent °"Mh preparations and Rive! YOU N sitive. edectfve remedy. It 1\,i:f°pe°\f’fec¢]y\ and tastes pleasant

\=“‘i““ '"‘° '°" me iioia instant- Y°“ Ehgelafidlsheaiing the mem- swm .il the air passages. It tly ioosens o dry. tiiil °0\lilh. " B you will not ce t e phletzm mg ‘sad then disap ear alto- ‘ °“'A dm-'s use will .usually ' ' an ordinary throat or ches k "3 R is also splendid for bron- i"“m,\,p, hoarseness, and bron-

:ftilgmr most vaIua_ble concen- t:i Nm ound of genuine Norway ‘ mfscg, the mos i-_elinble remedy ` lhloat and chest ailments. ` 'avoid disappointment ask your M for "21/, ounces of Pinex”

, (‘ nteed to give abso-

.‘ Jiisfscfibhrhr monev refunded.

-' pine; Co., Toronto. Ont. ' A

ilas llealetl I . . y of Eczema Why Not You!

ted ithski deaaase th ki 4

':=?tI>mii‘stllle n`i'sdicsi tireatment, ldvealfl- pit discovery. Many skin lneciallsts are .. .. it in preference to their own

sums.

I bei published and ph sl-

:'g't‘li‘iit|it ggatains the rare iinIilo

ve on had to endure dis urc-

-hl`i`:iiilhlatlbn - ltchin¢_- pain? “Ilan ylimel have you looked into the mirror wished ou had an unblcn-ilshed skliil

mylllfrmu have you followodhoiwtul

iiiiilaot he disappointed In the action of nltdf. Itsrorlrs astantixon the lnllsmcd tortured skin. The rouz unsightly sur- name that health! iool: you have perhaps

tin odor, a cool nl. soothinl’ fluid.

“_ lm Ideal treatment for the moat

U D. D. Collectiuuiof ti Carrots.-1 l{azcl`

Macltue, Z. Arthur Lautellu. M-t..

"mum, D_ p_ p_._1°h, png Nm, n, Biiclitinan, 3. Rita' Maciavlsh, New-

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E. A. FOSTER, DRUGGUST

HUGHES DRUG C0., LTD.

This yearis Christmas for our

folks and friends across the sea can be made happier by a small remembrance from Canada of a

picked and hand packed; their lus- ter and taste tell of our beautiful

National Express will ‘transport “Vid GBIIVGY by rapid express ser-A vice lncludinl! rr-friverntnr mow. “Ee on steamer to any station ln Great Britain or l"°land from Mon- '¢l'€lli. Que., ard Quebec, Que.. up 'to November 15th "nd afterwards from Halifax, N. S nil St_ John N. B., at ii rnte of THREE DOL- LARS llvr standard box of apples not exceedliig fifty pounds In weight. Consult any Canadian Na- tloniil Express Agent as to through express rate from your town.

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£i_oo~ soriooi. FAIR.

S‘~'i\°°iH wi#-nc im:-i were Eldon,

Mt. buctiiiiiiiii. ro.i.t i'rim New- town, Sunni r.ii.~..e and itose'heri~y.

GRAINS

-1. .ltarioii Gillis Newtoivu, 2. Richard Macttiic, Point Priiii, 3. Ii..ru.n Macltuc, Point Prim.

|3L‘.Sl Silent' oi tell iieati.-i of

\\`hL‘tll.~1. Maiuon Gill.s, .\. ...owii. 2._Sar.i Gillis, .\c\\‘tu\\'ii, ... stephen »\l0I'l-='S\‘y. Newtown, ~i. Hector Morluson Mt. biiciiaiiaii.

Best pint of tlircsiicu iitrins.-fl.

llarvey Bishop, Mt. tluctianan. 2. 1"i0l‘cuce Mricvviilliuiiis, tuition, il. Grace Nicholson, Newiowii, 4. Jenn Nichole-ioii, Newtown.

ROOTS Green .iilotintalii Potatoes.-

Brucu Mac\Vlllianis, Eldon,

Harvey Blsiiop. Mt- Buchanan. Marlon Gillis, ~I. Christina Mac- Phcrson.

Maclntyrc Potatoes.-1. Marion

Gillis, 2. Florence M..t;Williaiiiis, 3. Louis Griffin, New-towii. 4. Stephen Morrissey, Newtown.

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MacDougall, Newtown, 2. Marion Gifllls, Nqwtoivn, 3. Stira Gillis, Newtown. 4. Hector Morrison, Roscbcrry.

town. 4. Harvey Bishop, Mt.

VEGETABLES

Grccn Toiiiatoes. - 1. George

Nicholson, 2. Janie Morrison. 3. .ll.lly Pcizny, Eldon, 4. John Buchan.

Bd-st' ‘fa dcz. Culcunihers--1, Alb- \\ <" . . _ Q4) ~crt ‘Morrisoi.i~, Mt. Buchanan, 2.

` ‘Christina liluclluc, Mt. Bucliunan. 3 Maiioii Gillis. Newtown

_ . -' 5 . ~. 4.

'Arthur Cuntello, Mt. Buchanan.

. . Best ‘/li duh. Bcets.-1. George

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Bcst 3 liuads of Cabbage. - 1.

|50 KENT 57°- iiuiiii iiiiicuoniiiti, Eldon. 2. Jeiiii

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Nicholson, 2. Frank Morrison, South Pinette. 3. Irene MacDonald, Eldon. ~l. Billy Perry, Eldon.

Map of Maritime Provinces.

Third class.-1. Angusina MacLeod. 2. Ruby Docherty, 3. Christine Giill-Ls, 4. Jessie Nicholson.

_ Best sample of writing-alphabet

and verse of poetry, fourth class.- 1. Mildred Murchison. 2- Muriel Martin, 3. Florida Spurgeon, 4. Ruby Docherty.

Third class.-1. Florence Stewart

2- Angus-Dochertyp 3. Florence Macwilliains.

Second class--1. Margaret Mac-

Leod. 2. Annie Ma.cRae. 3. Anna MacLeod, 4. Dazel Msclliie.

Art Work.-Senior, (psp and

D€l1Cll).-1_. Harvey Bishop, 2. Mil- dred Murchison, 3. Hector Morris- on. 4. Florida Spurgeon.

Junior (Crayon). -1. Neil Morris-

on, 2_ Allgustinn MacLeod, 3. An- gus Murchison, 4. Ruby Doclierty.

Miscellaneous.-1. Harvey Bis-

hop. 2. Janey Morrison, 3- Mary Morrison, 4. Artlitir Ciintello.

SPORTS

50 yd. race, girl-s 12 years and

under.-1. Margaret MacPherson. 2. Tod Macwillianis, 3. Kathi-yr.' Larrabeo, 4. Florence Belle Mac- Williams.

50Y<l. Race, boys 12 years and

under.-1. David MacQuarrie, 2. Donald Falconer. 3, Albert Morris- on. 4. Aniziis MacRae.

75 yr. race. boys over I2 years.

-1. Harvey Bishop, 2. Hector Morrison. 3. David Ross, 4. Bruce Macwiilliaimis.

Wheel_barro\v Race.-1. George

N‘iCil0iS0ii and stephen Morrisey, 2- .lock MacDougali and Louis Griffin. 3. Donald Firlconci' and Artihur (fantello, 4. Bruce MacWillii\iiis iiiiii Harvey' Bishop.

’i‘hrei~ legged i'acc-Gii'ls.- 1.

l~‘lorcnc|.\ B. Mucwlilitiiiis and Mur- garet lvlncl’iierson, 2. l"lol'eiicc MacWilllaiiis anti Florence Mac- Donald ttntl Clinisiiiia Millet' and Iry MacPherson, tequai.) 3. Evclyii MacKenzie :intl Marlon. Marlin, 4- Mary Falconui' and Florida Spur- gcon.

Tlircc lcggcii race. Boys.-1.

I'liii'vey Bishop and llcctur Morris- on, 2. Jack Macbougail and Stephen Morriscy, 3. David Ross and Austin Larrabcs, 4. Bruce Mac- Wiliiatiis and Jack Luri'abet~.

Jockcy Race. 1, iiarvcy Bishop

and Hector Morrison, 2. Jack Muc- Dougali and Louis Griffin, 3. Arthur Cali-teilo and David ZllacQiitii'i'it>.

Rciay Race.-1. Eldon School, 2.

Newtown School. 3. South Pinette School.

Sack race, Girls.-1. M`iirgai'et

MacPherson. 2. Floijuiics Mac- Donald. 3. Floreda Spurgeon, 4. Florence Macwilliaiiis. .

Sack race. Buys under 12.-1.

Angus Docherty, 2. Jack .\lac- Doiigall, 3. Pius Gi'it'i’ln, 4., .luck

iLarrabee. »

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Sack race. boys over 12.-

llcctor Morrison. 2, Aust

Lurrahee, 3. llurvoy Bi-“-ll0ll.

.David Ross. _

Trustees Race.-1. Frank Donald, 2. J. A. M‘tirtiin. 3. J.

MscWlliiams.`

'I‘eiicher’s Race -1 Emil Miller

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Nicholson, Newtown.

Best Pumpkin--1. llcctor -Morri-

Isou. 2. liltirtin Macltae. 3. John -lliiciiniisn, 4. Jean Buchsniin."_

FLOWERS

Best bouquet of Sweet Pens.-1.

Richard Macituc.

Bei-it bouquet of mixed flowers.-

1. ltlcliurd Macltne, 2. Kathryn imrrubce, 3. Belle Mi\cKlinnon, 4. Evelyn Muclieniiziu.

, FRUIT

fbr ,W7 Best tl Red astrachan Apples.-1. " . i"'”

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Professional Cards

Palmer & Palmer

H. J. PALMER, K. C. Barrister, Etc.

el Money to Loan "ii Of Nova Scotia Building Charlottetown, P, E, |,

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Barrlsters, Attorney, Eta.-

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M°'\*¥ to Loan on Clmoron eisek '

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“ °f N. Y. Post Graduate I - _4 °°| 3°i\ooi_ and Hospital

limited to Eye, Ear, Nose

and Throat

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Ufsat George than :,::,='Le°d' 4- cnhemw ac "‘ millli-canada mknm makes s most delicious apple Jolla. _ T I V p’ 1 _>_A__ * W ~,`é‘\” /.,'

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Rita MacTavl-sh. 2. Jessie Morris- on, 3. Ruby Docherty. 4. Sara Gillis.

Best 6 Duchess Apples- - 1.

Francis llceves, 2. Gerald MacMill- uii, 3. ‘Christina MacPherson, 4. Evelyn MacKenzie.

Best 10 Pltinis.-1. Lloyd Morris-

uii, 2. Kathryn Larraibee, 3. Angus Docherty.

COOKING

Best loaf ot White Bica<i.-1-

Ituhy Doc-iicrty.

Best ‘/ii doz. tea biscuits. - 1.

Evelyn MacKenzie, Eldon.

Host Sugcr cake.-1. Sara Gillis. Best apple Pic. - I. Christina’

MacPherson. 2. Evelyn MacKenzie.

Best plate of Fudge.-1. Eleanor

Ross, 2. Katharine Buchanan, 3. Hilda Glllls, 4. Marion Martin.

Best plate of Giiigsrsna‘p.s.-1-

Hilda Gillis.

SEWING AND KNITTING Best Apron.-1, Marlon MHURRB.

2. Janey Morrison.

Best hemsti-iched 'I`0WBi.- 1-

Annie Morrison. ‘

Best specimen of Embroidered,

Linen- 1. Annie Morrison-

Best` knitted Sweater.-1. Ethel

Panton.

Special prize for yoke.- l. Mar-

lon Martin.

MANUAL TRAINING

Best hammer handle.-1.l<lcctor

Panton. 2. St/ephen Morrisey. 3- Heowr Morrison, 4. Pius Griffin.

Best milking Stool.-1. Louis

Griffin. ~ _

Best nail box.-1. Jack MacDou-8-

all. ` ~ LIVESTOCK

Bu.-it heifer calf ldsirl' breed)

born since March lst.-1. Stephen morrissey. 2. John Ross. Eld0“- 3- Bruce Macwllllams.

COLLECTIONS

Noxious Weeds, correctly named

and mounted on standard* carti- li-urd.-1. Eldon School, 2. Rosc- berry School. 3. Mt. Buchanan School, 4. South Pinette School. .Bust collection of weed seeds.- 1. Eldon School, 2. Mt. Buchanan- School.

Besi. collection of I5 prenied U09

leaves.-1. Eldon School. 2- 90""- Prlm School, 3. South PIIIGUB School. 4. Roseherry School-

Btet collection of semvlee °f

w00d__1_ stephen Morrisey.

SCHOOL WORK

Best exercise hook. 4th Class.-1.

Harvey Bishop, 2. Ruby DUUIWIIY' 3. Florida Spurgeon. 4. Hilda Glllds. 'riiii-ti class.-1. assi" D°°i'°"'Y'

2. in-tiiiir csiitsiio, a. Msrssret

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‘2. Ivy .l\lacPiiersori», 3. Christine iMille'r, 4. Florence Smith. ' \ Free- for all race.-1. Roderick Iliiurchison, 2..Frank MacI)oniil<l, IE. Wick-s. 4. Harvey Bisholt

Tug of war. nrnrried men asniimi

single men. won by the miirried men.

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FUN FOR YOUNG FOLKS

Barbara Brooks. Kellogg Co.. London, Ont., Canada.)

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Bonflres of autumn leaves. wierd

ilaces made 'from pumpkins. and "spooks" dressed in sheets-all -mean Haliowe’en-the night which is dedicated to good ntrtured pranks. Many mothers prefer their children to stay off the streets the eve oi' All Souls and this may account for the iiiitniicr of parties given on this date. ~

On no other holiday are simple

decorations and refreshments so appropriate. 'Piiper table cloths and napkins wi-th designs of Wit<!h0¢~l riding on broom sticks, and all sorts of effcctive paper novelties ure available. Jack 0‘Luntei‘ns

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We always advise motlicrs to nurse their habits

_ if at all possible. If, however, mother’s milk

does not agree with licr little one or fails tc give proper nourishment, it is comforting no know that there is a food-Nestlé’s-on which bzibics

/ ___ invariably thrive. This food meets babjfs every

-requirement, is absolutely' pure and safe, is easy

,_ toprepare and easy to digest.

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take its place. In fiict the kitchen is tl ruoni often chtisi-ii for this special evening. The celitii' stairs lead irom liore, down which one iiiuy walk l>iir.k\\'urd. carrying ii niiri'or in which ii lacc is siire to' be seen! ln the kitchen apples cziii he pared und the skins thrown over the left shuultlcr to lliitl thc.. initials of your future spouse. Ai candy party always interests young people-taffy, -brittle or pop corii‘ bulls are usually made. .

Pop corn halls are always popir l-ar and it will save lime to use( 'corn flakes' with thi* poppeti "co'rn. " Anyone who has popped corn foriii large party knows iioiv niucli tiiiiei it takes. ’ Chcstnuts ciin be -boiled iii suit

water, or roasted in at pun. Have you ever put ti row of cliestnuts on ips sndiroiis, each with the iiiiiiitil of someone you know? The first one to pop off will he the first one

married. .

There are dozens ol' funny thliii-ts

to do on Hullowe'eii. The “spii'it,~i" get into all the giiests iuitl the hostess has not ti niiiiute's worry as to whether every one is liuvliis a good time.

Pop Corn Balls

2 cups sugar?

2 tablespoons iight corn

1% cups water.

2 quarts l’oDllf‘-ll COPD? 1 package Corn Flakes;

1 teaspoon salt. Pop the corn and soictrt the \\'i'll

popped griiins l`or the halls Ailti .corn flakes -and sprinkle with tilt! salt. \

Cook tugcthcr lhe siiKHl`- I'0\`“i

...yt-up and water, stirring iiiitii tite- sugar is dissolved. Continue conkl ing, without stirring, until the toni I peraturc 290 deg. F. is reached. At this stage a little of tliv syrup drolt ped into cold waiter will he flllii-if brittle.

Pour the cooked syrup slowly

Over the popped corn and Cnrii Flakes in a lame bnivl, stiri-ini-I S0, it will be well mixed.

When cool enough to handle.

form into halls.

if colored -hails are desired. the'

mlnring ciin he added to the syrup.: just when it is taken from the fire., stir is time ns possible when Mid i ing the coloring. lost the Syrup

mme!|?1;s“l? medium sized -balls. I

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A-'PPLE .isi_i.v Fnom

skins AND cones

S)`l`ll1l:

` The stems. cores iind skins oi' apples may -be utilized .by the thrifty housewife for jelly marking. Here is it -good, well-tricti und trusty recipe:

'Wipe apples, remove stem -and

blossom ends, and cut into quar- ters. Put in a granite or porcelain lined preserving kettle. and add cold wiiter tow.-omg nearly to tops of apples. Cover and cook slowly until apples are soft. Mash and drain through a course sieve. Do not squeeze the apples if you want your Jelly to be perfectly clear. Let the juice drain through a double thickness of cheesecloth or a jelly

'Boll th jul for twent min

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apples ur squash' ` ,. ' I r ¢l:ll' i,~:. .\ ii i ‘ illli tilin-

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Neuralgia, Sciatica and Sciatic-Rheumatismi

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Had Neuritis \ N Several Years

neuraigia, and is increased by movement.

There may be swelling and sensitiveness to touch,

Mr. John Woodward, Lucan, On-

tario, writesz-

“I was a sufferer fron neuritis for

several years, and tried all kinds of remedies, yet never seemed to et any better. At last my nerves and whole system seemed to give way, through

not being able to get any rest or sleep at niihte for pain whic mostly) used to ta e mein all parts of the lim s and feet. My nerves would twitch till my whole hody would seein to jerk right up as I lay in bed. Almost at the point of despair, I thought of Dr. Chsse's Almanac and after readin different testimonials, I decided I would get Dr. Chases Nerve Food, which I did, and I feel it my duty to tell you of the benefit I derived. I am more than proud to say that after taking over twenty boxes I believe myself almost normal again. and for the past year I seein to enioy my usual health."

Neurttigic Headache

Mr. Earnest Clark, Police Officer,

838 King St., Kingston, Ont., writes :--

"For three years I suffered from

nervousness and sleeplessness. I believe my condition was brought shout by overwork. I had frequent

headaches, neuralsic pains and twitch- iii5_ of nerves an hmtuscfleg. tg bag

in igestion, was s or o rea an ~ easily tired. I comnfenced a treat- diseases of the nerves' ' ' ' ment of Dr. Chase‘s Nerve Food, arid " _ seven boxes of this medicine relieve _

me of all my symptoms. I am now feelimi one undred per cent. better than was, and have to thank Dr. Chase's Nerve Food for the good

health I am now enjoying."

and sometimes redness of the skin.

nervous system gets run tltiwn.

remove the causeof these torturing ailments.

Chasefs Nerve Food.

ing from a depleted condition of the nerves.

starved nerves. ~

treatment.

N euritis in Hands

Mrs. A. MacNsiIl, St. Marys, Ont.,

writesz-

"For some time I suffered from

neuritis. which adected me mostly in the hands. The pain used to he severe at times. I commenced udng Dr. Chase's Nerve Food and hve or six boxes of this treatment broke it up. Since than I have not been troubled

with those severe in my hands, and can cheerful y recommend Dr. Chase'e Nerve Food to anyone suler- ing as I dld.’l

EUR_ITIS is inflammation of a nerve. The

pain is burning and tearing, not darting as in

Your experience will tell you that neuritis, like

neuraigia and relation, oiilv bothers you when your

Restore energy and vigor to the nerves and you

Your 'experience with external a plications has not

been satisfactory. Drugs, taken to d)eaden the pain are used ai; tremendous expense to the nervous system.

The nerves must be nourished -back to health and

vigor by the use of such restorative treatment as Dr.

Rest and a course of treatment with this great

nerve restorative is the most certain way to entirely remove the cause of nenritis and similar ailments aris-

It takes -a little time to rebuild the wasted nerves.

You will need a little patience. But ou can use Dr. Chase's Nerve Food knowing that with each dose you a.re supplying to the system certain ingredients which go to instii new vigor and energy into the tired,

A few letters-are quoted here ho tell of the benefits

others are obtaining from the useof this restorative

Ask your friends and neighbors about Dr. Chase’s

Nerve Food for there is scarcely a community but can produce lots of evidence of its remarkable control over

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Mrs. Wm. Mapletoft, Mount Forest,

Ont., writesz-

"For about three years I suffered

from neuritis in my ri ht side. I had

pains through mdy back and twitching of the nerves an muscles. I had also been operated on for appendicitis, and it left me a nervous wreck. I was

very restless and uneasy, and bothered wit frequent neuraigic headaches. My appetite was poor and I some- times took weak s iis. I commenced a treatment of gr. Chase'i-i Nerve Food and in a very short time I found relief. This medicine has done me the world of good and Ioan recom- mend it to all suffering as I was. One Spring, also, my husband was all run down and hardly able to work. I bought six boxes of Dr. Chsse's Nerve Food, which he took, and he has felt fine ever since."

Rheumatism

Mrs. C. H. Christoffer, Greenbrier,

Soak., writ.es:-

"It is a pleasure to me to write you

in praise of Dr. Chase's Nerve ‘Food.

I suffered for over twenty years from rheumatism, neurslgia, vio ent head- aches and palpitstion of the heart. My back ached, I could not sleep, and was always tired and nervous. I had taken a great many medicines of one kind and another, but never

Bit anything to help me until I used

r. C aso's Nerve Food. This did

me more ood than all the medicines

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nprabeefit.

Neuritis in Back

Mrs. George Taylor, 53 Malokof St..

Bt. Thomas, Ont., writesz-

"I had been in the hospital for an

operation, and afterwards found my system in a run down condition. had also contracted neuritis in my back. I got a box of Dr. Chases Nerve Food, and found benefit from them, so I continued the treatment until I had taken about 24 boxes. This has made me much stronger, and

pullt u§.my whole system. I also ound t t as I got stronger my back ached less. I certainly am pleased with the results I have obtained from Dr. Chsse’s Nerve Food, and am [lad to be able to recommend lt."

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