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rites sig: _ __ -“mmm m-_ ___ _ 'ran cnAnLo'r'rirrowN _qtiiiiznun _ _ f mt- AUGUST 27, 1914

A Prince

Edward

TO-NIGHT

The Mystery of Wickham Hall I A Three Part Dramatic Story of Old England |

_ A strange' story of heredity

Fa_nuly Skeletons, In which a Family History Repeats itself. ‘ Years ago a Girl had Sacriticed herself in Mar-

_ riage to save her Father's Fortune, But the Des-

cendent of this Girl

the Man

and the Resurrectmg of Old

Refused. She Married she Loved.

THE BRIGAND

After years of Exile the

Brigand ret_tims_to square accounts with his enemy.

*vm - “L_ “i~:xrRA”

The Vitagraph

“AN EASTER LILY”

An amusing sketch in Black and White. "Sonny-Ji1TiS"' I-itilff

Heart goes out to his Little Colored Friend Solomon’ in ing io the right." New stores opened in

_ _

all his Glory, never a

‘ UNIVERSAL, IKE, JR. In A Sparkling Comedy Exrirten A Case On The

' Doctor

ompany Presents

tracted more attention.

Watch for, The Raiders of the Mexican Border IN THREE PARTS

Maritime Telegraph

INCREASED

By the laying of the telephone cable_ between Nova

Scotia and Prince Edward Island, the Maritime Telegraph

and Telephone Company,

operation and given added facilities to their many patrons.

Prince Edward Island is th to size-in the Dominion public will now be more ever.

We are dealers in the securities of this Company.

Full particulars will be furnished on request.

F. B. McCurdy & Co

HEHBERS OF MONTRI

lelihx, Ottawa. Monireel,

& Telephone Company,

and the service provided the

St. John. Sherbroolie, Kingston,

Sydney, Charlottetown. St. .lohn'e Nfld. London. [ng

:mmm

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FACILITIES

have extended their field of

e richest province-according

complete and extensive than

AL STOCK EXCHANGE

. lwas decided to hold a public meeting

~ Just its it }‘~‘.1 ll:itIil‘t cntitigli ul.-

GUARDIAN

_College, August 26-27.-5073. - PONTIFICAL HIGH MASS.--The Pontitical High Mass of requiem which will be celebrated this morning in the Pro-Cathedral for the late Pope will begin at nine o’clock. .

RED CROSS SOCIETY.-At ameet-

iug of the executive of the P. E. I. Branch of the Red Cross Society. it

‘ in the Prince ot' Wales College Hall on Friday evening next at 8 o’cloek. to which all are invited. Addresses will be delivered by His Lordship Bis- hop ()'Leary, Sir Louis Davies, Sir W. W. Sullivan, Premier Mathieson and Judge liaszard.

it viitipu cur

\‘AI.(`ARTII~IR. Aug. 26.-T0~day

has witnc-ssetl the arrival of thou- sands of new troops. and more than the 20,000 are under canvas here to night.

.\'lgl.t and day the work goes on

without a halt and without a hitch. Land covered with bushes to-night will be a city street to-morrow, for Val- .-artier is bei-outing; a greater city as the hours pass.

To-night the streets are a crush of

‘!novTng men, with “everybody keep-

camp to-day were i-leaned out in a twinkling. The task of coping with the wants ot' close on to 30,000 nien will be a tremendous one for those who have Government permits to dis- pense _those little side-lines of delica- cies so dear to the soldiers ht-art. But none will pay more than the or- dinary price. A rigid government re- gulation has seen to that. In a day or so now the camp will be up to full strength, but the "v.'eeding oui" pro- cess has already begun. The men are standing this, the acid test admirably. liioculutioii as a preventitive of ty- plioirl has i'oiiinii~iu‘t-il and half the ctimp is nursing sore arms to-night.

_ _

D0 YOU SUFFER

FROM BACKACHET

T\`Iicn your kidiieys are weak and

torpid they .lo not properly perform tilt-ir f\iiii‘lii»it.~': _vi-ur hurl; aches and _von .ln not t`eel like doing much of itii_vtiiiii'__:. You ure likely to lie <lt_~.-poii<it-tit .intl to horrotv trouble,

.1-:i.l_‘.'. Dr.n’t he :t victim nn_\‘ Ion31ei'.

The old reliulilo inedieine. Hoctl’s

.Q:ii‘.~;.ipariila, _;l\'t=s streligtli and tone to thc kitlueys and builds up the tvliole system. Get it today.

F _

tk... tl <> lf

»-_--rf-A-Y-‘rr 'Y-rf ' '- if-r-‘Y-rf-;

Il Twenty-Eve cents.

One cent per word first ineertio

melt eontinuetion Cach must

ctiititnuiu ctAss`i'i‘iEi}"A5§i"T`l

n in this eolum. hell cent per worn

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FEMALE TIELP WANTED

WAN`I"'§D'.Y¥'\\`ii-iilttitlirut loiicen giT‘I`I`iJr

General lio\isi»\\'orlt, lilitlier-'t train.-s Apply .\lrs. \\'.Il. l’ro\‘.'s\-. 143 I£u:-_- toil Street. ,.1 'ii 5- 'T. mit

“LADIES \V.\.\'l`ED TU D0 IGASY

pleasant, crilorin-_f work ii: lion-e. Can make $15 to $20 ".'€:l'.‘_\'. "fx- pericuce tinii.¢cessary_ iii .:1l'»'2<.<- ing. National lii»ci.rati»»_; 11., l`r|>t N. G9 Adelnidc St. IT-ist, 'fi-'\`f"'>.

Opt," Silt'-1~ ‘_'_'_\i ‘.‘li wanritn AT rAi.co_\wooD iios- pigal young women for ward work.

3730-T-28mtT.

§T1F1Ail'S"If`Li§`i'si~i§f .imiyi-1 _\ ND i~‘l-:- malc, wanted at the Taunton Si-'ite Hospital Training School for Nurs- es. For particulars, nddress Ur. Arthur V. Goss, Supt., 'lnunton State Hospital, Taunton Mass.

228651-'Jlif1tl_

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,l SOIlCI{fif`S. 4072-S-13\I12l.

l pairs of the young, born on the

ilI|1l.'>`E~3 FOR SALE AT PUBLIC

auction. _\uinhcrs 163 and 167, \\`atcr street. Sale Wednesday. 25th August, at. 12 o'clock, noon. on premises. For further particu

5 13,-5 apply to llaudet & Haszard,

_Fort sAi.i»; 'o_\"i~;7i»'}i't'l't` or "A`L'_5t's1T:K | .Silver Foxes proved breeders, had . tive pups this season. Also two

I 1s|an.l_ Apply "Foxman" care ol

Guardian, 37527-30I\If.L.__ r7_'»"ri "6.`tTi<~_i< santa AT i=ticDUi'i~:n

piicts several black and Patch foxes. Apply "R" Box 115, CIW-

4U84-8-l lM2tvpd

.| ""` '=

Losr _

_i.TS1'-»i'I\'"`§i`t`.si>Ti' ion., /rr oit ' nciir the Forester llotise, I“o\'-'naI, I laiilics ;_»i.lti liiwici-let. Finder ttill be

rt-tvnrdeil by leitving at. Forester Ilouse or this oflicc.

504943-19.\ltf.

FOR SALE.-3 PAIRS YOUNG SIL-

ver black I'i>xr>:1_ l`l:iss "A" pedi- grvc. l`r:iwl`ol'ii llu_\'<l1-ii, Ft. l`f_-- tei’.‘=, l’. li. I. .'.l.ll-\-;f|iiii;:¢vipil -

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. 113

lfppvr l’riu|-.- Sin-.~t. with '.~;‘v»ai:il lol siiljiiiiiiiig; tlvrirztlilv propi-i'ty; to lm :=ril<l ul l'itlilii _»\ut‘=itil: mi prt~itii:<i»:a mi '|`lit;_'=lii_v, Sept. l"|li lillt, :it l\'.’i~lvi» in-li»i~l.. i|fmn_ Iii spt-vliiiii iuvitzii-.l. For i\ii'ili:.' pur- tictlluis :ipply to tiutifli-t A- Iliin-

zurd, Split-itoi':i.

i71Sl:'»~8-2llni12i

FEW SIlAltl~]S Itf)Sl§2\l().\"l` FOX

stock at 90 iiicluiling 11914 rliviilciid also ont' pair (`lzi'ts .\ fo_\;t~:f., pups of Gordon and I.l:tll'i:i slriiiii :it 12,250. Molltitr of thi-so pups is

_ -L_. `I`r AillIl';R_\ WA'~ Ill) l W_\'_\“'TEI`ii`f\'" 'I' l-1 .7\`t" it-L FT-‘U it _-Ti t-

linuiuii zswliool, Stipplviiit-nt .°.f-ln_o¢.l. .»\pplj»' \\`i\Ilitce Iliiigtvi-ll. .\`<~r"y, llity I-‘tirttiiit-_ 51211'-3-2ii_\lIlip1l.

'l`l'J.\t`lll:1It \\'A.\"I`lIl)-\\'.\N'I`l‘]I) lili-

iiieiliately, a priiicipiil lor the i»‘l_e:.ry tirst class school, supple- mt-nt ~>.\.`».oo_ Apply to .\. -7, Maili- icriin, Secy. ;'»'l.'.l-ie-l9)ISi_

lF"l`Y TLIACIIERS RE-.)l_'IRl~lD FOR r.iral i.'rl1ools commencing during -lutzust. Saliirics, Second Class Li- cense $710 to $780 per nnntim; First (lass License $780 to 55900. Full pai-ticulnrs each position sup- plied. Apply stating qualifications in fiill to Vnnatlinn Teachers' A- gency_Re;1ina, tor»Snskntchewnn

mother of Sir t‘ltiirlt-s :intl lmtli tvcrc purrltasiirl from Mr. Dalton by undcrsigiicd in lllll. Apply I". B. Armour, care of (ltiiirdian.

5108-2!4M1£w.

Foil SAEE-Twomooon <‘L_\ss

"A" mule pups, parents registered ‘ in class "A". May exchange one

for good class "Il" female. Ad- dress A. J, M., care nf Gtinrdlnn. T

sole-n-ivilisipd. |

tion' sans a ci..tss A Fox oi'-1 tlonq. Apply Box 176, clty. I

aass-1-innq.

FOR SALE-1 PAIR OI" BLA(’I{

foxes, 3 pairs of seventy-live per cent. black; also tive pairs ot prov- ed breeders. Apply or call at The Hillside Patch Fox Ranch, Central

neitsqus. 4010-it-iaiiivi. ron espn- mimi or wo mans

well watered w ith buildings In [ood repair, eltuated at North

River short distance from For particulars apply to F Ballet Public Woi-ku odlce,

lottetowll, or on

* 1:0 'rf - .t.mri.t.i by the blood and carried su n.,|lr...,. Wm have fo... nay.. of mc- __ _ _ _ r _ 1_‘___ ____ *__ over the body. Ing, September 15 to 18 Inclusive. ‘ine TO LET.-lfiirillisiieil rifoiit. use of It all the great ftrmy of people who very heat horses in the Maritime Pro

UHIIL Dl`|\'3lL‘ Siliinli P00111. ADIJIY siifler after nearly every meal would vlnces, including about I5 from Prince lit-rv. 5120-S-25 m3i make it it point tn take a teaspoon- Edward Island. will lake part. The

__ ful nf gisu.-aged ytqagnegla in B quart. meeting will he conducted by a num-

Rchools; 215! llerveidgc Block, Cal- gviy, for Alhertn. positions, and 1850 Potion Drive, Vancouver, for appointments in B. C.

4029-8~l1.\IlM.

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Do not forget to buy

your fish supplies from us. We can assure you of entire satisfaction in his line.

Ch’tewn Fish Supply Co. R|1QDB_317_3.4Q‘J-.GfI1ft0t1 C0

it T

_ tw.

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dru store. It is re ated for ust

K I7 P ll unch trouble and the best pmol of its efllelency is that it will stop the

est., tin

sharp hve the

lt`¢fs\~ \N&~i

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-"$1 ,'}£_ "

SOUND ADVICE FROM A WELL- KNOWN 1’-.I-IYSIl`IA_\'

Men and women who suffer from

what. they call Dyspepsin, Indigestion or just plain “stomach-trouble" usu-

FLOWER SHOW. Prince of Wales

»-uiii_v= I lout \"1 1 "H 1 l\\“"~ki'l_< '\1',i::.m,¢»|»ti _~\ii.-.ii-init.; ._-ii_t:n;;t~tl_ l.7»_ooo vm.-t~

// unmzhliv' I hmm" """`:lU“"»"l "ll -'\l""""lll ltillt-<l.2ltl0,000 v.'otitiiit»<l.:ti1il l-11.101) inuiic lu- irivii i-r'».~:.~i t.»l` the iirst anti sc.-.mtl lx,riS0m.,-S; 7;, muls “Tm ,.;,plu,.,_.d_

_ _ .i g. "li. .- le.;patcl| to

.lic Exclialige Telcgrztplik`oinpnny

Office issueil ‘thc followittg: "‘Inl.or-

:ainc thc allies ariititrs lluvc lakcit up

‘rtownn snow Prince or ivan”

College, August 26-87. 5073.

THE PEOPLE'8.-The Peoples

Theatre has always been showing the very lates; in tllms. but its patrons might not have been prepared for the enterprise that the management show- ed last night when they were treated to views oi happenings only a few days old; it was e reel showing the recent I-‘lremen's Tournament in Hait- fax and was made'nlI t e more inter

e "Boys in Blue" were present and showed plainly in the view ol' the large parade. Fancy floats were also a feature of the par- ade. not to mention the number of bands, etc. The mobilizing of the 63rd and Glith Regiments was also shown as well as the two ocean grey- nounds which had to take refuge in '.TaTiFax Harbor. Five other reels, comedy and drama, made up an ex- ceptionally good and well selected programme. The I-‘iremen's Tourna- ment will be shown again tonight for the last time, together with new reels.

h .

sting by the fact that our_

lillllllr t Gllllbllil BEIDEIS i rn.-»i»»..i i., w.s. tems..

Gi?

¢¢»sau¢oa¢n»a»onm¢n|¢=¢::- *r _ »

TIS BUT A LlTTé§ FADED FLOW-

‘Tis but a lltthffsded iltgver, But oh,' how fondly de r

'Twill bring me back one golden - hour,

Through many a weary year.

I may not to the world impart

The secret ol' its power,

But treasured in my iumost heart.

I keep my faded flower.

Where is the heart that doth not

keel)

Within its inmost core. '

Some fond rememberance, hidden

deep,

Of days that are no more?

Who hath not saved some trltllng

thing

_-t ____ _,-»--- rt ~-i-._--3 1.*-r

_ ffflisfe People’s Theatree_T°-Niels

fax-Ocean Grey hounds M ure-

`a and Cedric in Harbor of

Halifax under escort of Brit-'

'Warsltips - »

_ ‘_F||-sal Shovvlrng "l'anI§h'lr_."'

Our Soldiers---and Our

.<"»

- Moblizing of troops at Hali- _ Our Local Brigade took part

in the big tournament helda few weeks ago-come and see how “OUR B_0YS_" _looked- ggiy held their own§~gith».;the

ri.. tio.: sm... ai cltitltoiitrt »

THE SPELLBOUND MULTITUDEr';_,i'1_‘~, <

Ninth Installment of Adventures of _` I L' i

Kathlyn _ f

This riumberv is particularly interesting and _exciting-once ‘ again Umballah’s plans fail. .

More prlsed than jewei rare -

A faded flower. a broken ring, A trcss of golden hair? '

-Mm. Ellen C. Howarth.

HITW llllllilill

TAKES THE STTUITIITI

LONDON, Aug. 25,-A despatch to

the London Daily Express says: “At :he moment when the French hatall- ions left Charleroi, under the Ger- man shells." says the Petit Parlsieu, "the Ilritish cavalry gave battle to the German cavalry before Water- ioo. At the foot of the famous Lion, the sons of the soldiers of Welling- ton and the sons of the soldiers of Blucher drew their sabres on each other close to the inn where the two great generals embraced after the meeting of their respective troops."

MET THE FULL SHOCK.

The Echo de Paris says: "We can

add some details of the oiiicial news. We are assured that an otiicer ol General ~loli`re's staff brought; a sunzl marized report at the close of the day to the Zllinisterial Council.

"For a short time our troops, tir-

alleurs and Zouaves, were masters .test of .\leuse, the (ierinans giving \va_\. Then they hurled the Guards’ Brigade against our attack, and dcs- pite the imiiiense losses indicted tip- on the enemy, our Africans (mostly ~`cnegaIiuns, Algierians and Moroc- mns) were forced to retire under Or- ders from headqttarters. They met the full shock of the German army, which has thrown all its forces up- on I]eIEiuiu.”

i<A|sEii‘s MESSAGE To Kiwi; oF_vpiluEMsuRts

BERLIN, via Lonilou, \vireless,.»\ut:.

1:3.-.alter advance of Gerntan arinies iritin Strztssbtirg across thc I-`reiit‘li fronticr taking Ltilthtirg, Frntlce. Illon- liiy, the Kaiser sent the following tele- ;t‘z\m to the King of \\'\irtoinlii"'.:'

esslunal Bards

Two Part Feature Majestic

“The Tie that Binds” A story of the lower walks

Watch For ‘ " Night Riders of Petershan ____

_ of life

Kathlyn-To-Morrow I

2 Shows 2 || Admission Five Cents || 7.30 & 9 p. m.

_g _ _

1-- __ " _ns

Warburton & Shaw

Bnrristers, Attomc 9, Notary P_nblic. Etc.,

Solicitors for Canada bankers association, Banlt of Mgntteal, Canada, Permanent Mortgage Cor- porl on.

Ecu--Old Guardian Otiice. Prowee Block

Uliriottetown, P. E. l.

el.A McLean, K.C.. Donald McKinnon

McLean & McKinnon Barristers, Attorney-at-Law

Brown Block. Charlottetown

STEWART & CAMPBELL

Barristers, Solicitors etc,

Oilices in DesBris.-ty Block Comor Queen and Grafton Streets, Charlottetown P. E. Island.

MONEY TO LOAN

C.‘M|:l.I$OD, K. C., W. E. BENTLEY, K. C

McLEOD & BENTLEY Barristers and Attorneys-at-law "thu-es---liztnk of N. S. Chambers Charlottetown. P. I-`. Island

WHAT MUST BE FEARED

LO.\'D()I\', .-\ug. 136.-Biilitnry corres-

pondent Times stirs: “\\'c and the Iluttrli have no iiouht that aiinihilzition of all north ports from the Strnits of Dover to Einilcn will follow ii Gerinitn sticcess in wut'--a taut-<'i».<i< wliirfli xviitilil only be prelimiuiiry to the c.oiii't-nlra- tion of itll Gt-rinuii efforts upon the subjugation of England." ‘

AUSTRIANS LOSES

LO.\'ll01\`, Aug. 26.-A despatch from

Paris ln Iii-titer says the losses of Aus-

iui nnvli ilu’

/ 1

LO\II)0\ \ug _I6-\ ilcspatch to

BATTLLQAGING

LO\`I)0\'. \t: _ ~\i s

`rt'im l’.ir`s sms that tllv I`rti\iii \\.ir

i ioinbiiletl oflensite iiloteliit-tit .intl

-__ -,i__A,__..

A FREN(ili_V|CTORY

A tlcspzttrli to Rciitcrs from Ghent

__ _ _ _ - .» triaiis in the Iliittle of Ilriiiii ciiiiliiities \\it|i Cod s griiciiitis nssistuiicc Iiti!:i~,\¢, gmt.,-_ 1,.-.~.,|~.li|,g 1,, \,.t,.,:mms fmm .klbrt-_'l:t_:i_iitl lit? s-pltpidlil ariltf: liziw|_\'i_<h_ Tim ];,,,.,-‘ “-i,~,. i,; tim; Om 0,'

t 1

Itlilicc was silent this morning. No olli-

5 .ciiil uitiiotiltwtiieiit has been isstlcil.

I |l`uotIi<'iiiI iiiililitry opinion along thc

____ ‘l<_`i_i‘ii1_li-li\elgi:tii l`rontit~_i' coiltiiitles ron-

_ _ -, ,S _ lticu _ _ iltiiet cotlliieiicc exists in

__ (Cqnuhdn PM S) Paris that thc allies will ltold oil' the

` ` MO_\»T|u,;__\[__ August :,;__ThO R03, Gt-riuztii :ittuck :intl luke thc ofi'ciisi\'c

al Batik of Viiiitidii gives $50,000 tothe

3/ patriotic fund. __ _

CERMIINS LEIIVE BRUSSELS `

ALLIES CONFIDENT

l'.\IllS, .\tit:.~‘.’_li~€-'l`lii\ l~'reni~li \\`iir

Puhlic Auction

At Charlottetown Royalty

There will be sold at public auction

on the premises at East Royalty on Tuesday thc 3rd., day of September 1914 at 10 o'i‘lock a. m., all of the real and personal, property of the latc‘ Robert E. Longworth consisting of “Glynwoud" farm containing at least 135 acres. household furniture. T0 tons hay, several acres growing oats, mix- ed feed, turnips anti potatoes a ntim- bor of pure bred Jersey, Gilt-riisc_\' :intl

Ayrsliire cattle, several cross lirectll cultic. 11 fine horses und t'o.il:;, 9 pigs.. ull farming implements and other cf-

ftets.

H. \\'. LONG\\`()Il'I`II

Atliiiiiiistrattir

:'»l-il-.\-l!TiiiI.'1

ZZWE STAND EEHZND R6XalI Kid-

ney Remedy by guaranteeing it to give absolute satisfaction ln every case, or your money back. \Ve do this because we know what it is made of, because we know it has relieved other suilerers-many of them friends or neighbors of yours - and because we believe it to be the best remedy made for kidney bladder or uninary ills of all kinds. The risk nothing by using Rexall Kidney Remedy, because if it doesnltfsatisfy you we want you to come back and get your money. 50c. aitd $1.00 abot- tlc. MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner Grout George and Kent Streets.

Suburban Resident-“It’9~ simply

fine to wake tip in the morning and heiir the leaves whispering outside your \\'iniio\'.'."

l'it_\~ Illnn-"It's all right to hear

tht- leiivcs wliispcr, Init I never could stiinil lxcairing the grass mo\vn!"- ' `it-Bits

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any seek regular relief in the form =a_\'s: _"A violi-nt coiiilrii r:titi~vl nt ~ 1* -

fermenting of the food. Instead of a digestant being required, something should be tal-:en to dissolve or nen- tralize this acidity, when normal di gestion will follow ns a matter ol course, This acid matter is distinct-

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ly poisonous and HHICSS li IB d\S5°l"" day promise to be of considerable in- ’~`d~ d'F°“if’0" m3"”l5` mrffes 01° "T599 terest. A api-cial train leaves Char of lermenting food from the stomach 'ogtegown ng 3,45 ..'¢,|¢,¢l¢_

to the intestines, where its poison is

,l,,,,,,,[,`\““‘\\`§gI,l,f er glass ol water after each meal, T701' Of IHISIHUSB and sporting men,

Q Mr. Farmer

them would be no formauon of acid, and It is expected that therelwill be ,ty and consequently no dlnress or a large attendance from the sand.

discomfort. Sour, acid, gnssy atom _ . sch, h9l_l{tbU|"_:\- bsichintghii m°'?tT§' nnixd”byTl\'ir?'T.I(T!‘)t§l:'gti'hI'iIaI1?tiaIid'r(i?t?1‘f °t°" w°‘i3‘ t °" ` “ "5 ° 9 this city, is being prepared for it cam-I

past. “ isurated Jagnesia" is a - | N` E -I d h |f_` H physii-ian's preserlptlan. It is inex- E): g]?B_ ov? ew Us an B m 0

bi g stomhch dlstrell i

. _ Fiiiiriiai. . llloiidiit' , the tniiiiiiiiiitlci

of some liepsm D111 or tablqt’ or °tl." listing from four 'o'i'lut'.k in the :ti-‘ at artificial digest_nnt_ This. elven' r-inonu until ten next iiioriiiaii; \\`of-l.:- t "“°e_tea°hes mc' ‘S 5 s°"°"s_c"°r~ 'ncn rclatc that the Gerniflns were _IU nm'-‘ C5509 OUT- Of T500. the distress driven hai-k and that the Frcitch ling 15 C11\1B\‘l1 bl' the d¢V¢‘10Dm@¥lt 0' vas llyiiig at Orrior, in Eastern l-`luiid-

acids in the stomach,-formed by the _-rS_

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_ “I have a dear friend,"-writes a lcorrespondent- ‘ past 90. w_ho claims to have produced all the flour and rncitl used i_n his home for over 50 years, grinding them in an old~time stone mortar witlta stone pestle. He is an old-school gentleman, but keeps abreast of current events._ He expects to live many years yet-never in- dulges in tea or coffee, and-

- Sticks to N ature’s Foods.”

_Thats the secret!-He uses flours made from the

entire grain. This means all the nutriment, including the precious phosphates of thc grain.

Ifmpre people, like this wise old man, used “Nature's

Foods," instead of breads made: from white tlounrobbed, as it is,.of nearly all its vital plwsplirttes, there would be fewer pale, ancmic, llabbymusclcd, “touchy" folk in the

world nowadays.

is one of Nature’s foods. It contains not only the whole nutrirnent of wheat. but also of barley-:ogelher with the mineral salts (phosphate of potasb, etc.) so essential for vitality of body, brain and nerve tissues.

Grape-Nuts comes ready to eat from the package-'

IOHE baked and easy to digest-nourishing, economical

appetizing.

“There’s a Reason” for Grape-Nuts

-sold by Grocers everywhere.

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