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THE CHARLOTTETOWZi GUARDIAN ' OCTOB 26 1921

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Day Specialsi

_Furniture Dept. ’

Bpeelal reversible mat-

tress, regular

$7.75 .................

All cotton felt mattress, all

sires, extra special price

for o:0;8LLA:wm$9

... .'.i"3"1"'i’.‘- '2 ‘ .$4»75.~§

.F 2221 £‘.T‘.'I.' ‘.‘.‘$1 5-00

Good Springs, double wire

weave reinforced, all sizes

‘E.§'°§l’..°fff.. $4-95

d $6.25

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Single Steel couches with

adjustable head and_ mat- tress covered with green

DOL- °f2'»§" S22. ...,311-75

Ch I I‘.‘.'.°.".Z." .$1.49

Dining Room Chiiri

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0PTOMEl`RY

Optometry ls le-llsrd ns the

Science of lrllisrlll the powers of vlslos of the lasslliiss eyes by objective or subject- lvr Bethesda or both. with ut the use ef drugs and Illia! losses or prisms to rorre-rt

0 any defer! or abnormality of

vision.

\Y|th two competent 09-

lelrtrlsts, and two fully ru- uisped exe-llstlos rooms. wr are prepared te glvr our put- ress In shtlfal service which is positively slsexeelled.

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Mark-R.MeGu-igfan-,BA 5-- - e _ ,~, ssnsisrsn. soticiron, ETc._l_ " ///

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Money to Loan

' Cameron Block `

Charlotteewn, P. E. island `

S. S. HESSIAN

Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public Etc. MONEY TO LOAN Montague P. F.. island

G. S. INMAN, K. C.

Barrister and Attorney-at-Law Hoom No. 12 Cameron Block VICTORIA ROW

J. A. MacDONALD

Barrister. Solicitor, Etc MONEY T0 LOAN

Office-Riley Building '

Charlottetdwn

Dr C. C. Archibald

Graduate on N. Y.. Post Graduate Medical School and Hospital Practice ilmltod to Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat

Office Bayer Building, Great George Street, Opposite Guardian Office Telephone 860-J. Office Hours-9 to 12 s. m. 1 to 5

Palmer & Palmer i-i. J. Palmer, K. c. H. L. Palmer Barrlstsre, etc Bank of Nova Bootie lullding Charlottetown, P. E. l. Money to Loan

Morson & .Duffy

Barrlstsrs and Attorney,-at-Law

_ MONEY TO LOAN

Solicitors for Royal Bank of Canada

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McLean & McKinnon

DONALD MeKlNNON Barrister Attorney-st-Law Offlos-Royal Bank lulidlng Charlottetown, F. E. Island

Oph. D. Eye Specialist

Office-Prowse Block, 127 Grafton ltreet Hours--10.00-1.00

Green 0iik Theatre illlitlliilll 1

Dempsey-Carpentier Bout Picture

Friday Oct. 28th, 8 p. m. Tickets at:-

(‘. R. Leards, Albertou, Philip Evans, Tignlsli, A. L. Rennie, Elinsilnlc.

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Oct. 31st for three nights

The Young .-tiliiiiis (‘o. . . opening play

The Price She Piilil.

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Alberton l

Lumber Mills :

We are prepared to make

hardwood flooring, matcied boards, mouldlngs of all kinda also shingles and r0oflng work.

We carry in stock at all

times the following:

Hardwood

Flooring.

Finish Stock

of all kinds.-

R0U8'l1, Lumber, , Bilards, Plank &c_

Shingles, Cedar

and Spruce.

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New Designs

ln Rings

Her Iovellness leoml

destined by nature to b° bedecked with diamond, ruby, sapphire or other gem-set ring.

You will find, it easy to

make a selection from our

large choice and varied stock.

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Since 1868 Jewelers §

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1200 Bags Bran. One Carlonil Shorts.

One Carload Oil Cake

One (Jn rlonil Ckil..

(Iorn and (iornmeal. 3 50 Bugs “virie_" out Feed.

80 Tons Choice Hay. .2

20 Tons Straw.

Oatmeal, Table Corn~ .

meal, Rolled Oats. . . ‘

Flour (best brands)

ln bugs all sizes. . . . §

Get our Low Prices Wholesale & Retail

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lvenlnge Dy Appointment Iilene ll-L. _

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“Filill+ilies” Preiinls iiilii-liiluilcalliin

Auto-intoxication means self-poisom lng. Many people suder from partial 6w\ui'pea'on or isssjdeiu action of the boweh. Waste matter which should pass out of the body every day, lhmainii and poisons the blood.

Asia result, there is Headache,

Indigeetion, disturbed Stomach, Pain in theBaek,Rl:ieumstisu1 and Eczema and other skin diseases. '

“Fniie-o-ts`v¢.i” will always relieve

into-iiseosricazion as these tablets, made [rom fruit -juices, not gently on the bowels, kidneys and skin and keep the blood pure and rioh.

600 s box, 8 for £1.50, trial slse 25c. At *dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit-s-tives Limited, Ottawa.

Abeorbine, Jr. should be applied pi-ominiy. for the chief danger from cuts and bruises is the danger from in-

fection. _

Abeorbine, jr. lei both s corrective and s prevent- ive remedy; an smdent i sptheptic it prevents in- ll foedon. me in sealing me

soothing properties take out all the soreness from

the wound.

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Investment . Leadership i

Golden Opportunities l

Never in the history of

At the .onine iiiiii- the invest-

nliiu i.i.i:iny attractive but \\‘iiriiili~~s ri:-viiriiii-ii, which, hi»\\‘~-wr. rnii iiziiilly lie uri-ideil lf you are ln posses- sion nf ii gr./iil wnrklng :ii~i|is.'ilii|¢iiii-e with market r viiiiilllloiisi. I .i full. .~...i.pl.-ir .iini iiiiini-rl. | t.iiir»~ iligi-ni nf :ill rulliililri _

n copy nf which is yours for I

the asking. | Let ns have 1/our application

today. '

Montreal

fliitinrr new onnoriunliies for ` .1 ion. I profitable investment been so n do not think you Wm numerous as lo~duy,

mimi inrwiiii i-miiiirr displays rhliardlflg the building of these,

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.eziirks :iiiil lnnillii i-i fiiiiiid in S ilii- iiiiiiitliiy edition of U ~ THE :Ni/EsToR's ‘, 5° POCKET MANUAL "

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sume in food products and li is necessary for us in Eastern Canada to have access to their market without hiivlng to climb over .i tariff wuii. The Liberal tariff po- licy will be framed to take into consideration interest, pensions. railway deficits and ordinary expen- diture and ii will be adjusted on ii revenue basis. in regard to the railway situation he maintained ihai under the Board of Manage ment there was no safeguard agains: proflteerlng and that the system was all wrong. The entei- locking or dlrectoretes was not is sound business method and ilie principle of taking ihe expendiiure 05 Dublin moneys .out of the hands of parliament could not be approv- ed. The freight rates are almosr ‘prohibitive lor shipping grain _and potatoes and these must be ud- _iusted as soon as posslb)9_ He maintained that the statement made regarding the surplus eiirneil by the Merchant Marine was not correct and that the governmeni embarked upon the work of build- ing these ships without 11 policy and without authority.

Mr. Donald McKinnon.

Mr. Donald Mt-Kinnon. the next

speaker, maintained ihal Mr. Sinc- lair was now taking objection lo H1311? llllilgs which had occurred dllflllx the parliamentary session and of which it is not on rgwru that he look any objociicu ru ui, the lline. He was in the House when these measures which be Dow condemns were passed ami ii \v;i.»- his place and duty ng, .i iiioinliei' io raise his objpr-flung lliere He has stated night ufier night in his campaign meeiings ihai (‘:ina<la’s Merchant Marine ships are cosiing altogether inn much, but he let the cal out of thc bag at Eldon when he said the Llp. eral racilon wanted the gm/pm. men! io sell some of these ships and that ills-y had been offered $135 zi ton.

Mr. Sinclair: lu 1919, Mr. Donald McKinnon: .ln 1913

they had that offer, he says, Auu he comes before you tonight ann "'95 [0 make _v0u people believe iliiii ihey are worth only $35 ii, lon! ls "Ol lhzit what he lellsi you, thai they could be bought as. <-'lH°=1Di.v for $25 ii mn? ir they were “'0rlh $i~io i1 IDD in 1919 how could they be hull: for $35 s ion? D0@s it noi prove thai the expense of building these vessels was _ reasonable one? They eng; $190 8 wil (0 blllld, -while vessels of thc some kind were being built in the Lnilerl States at the rate of $;:l.’.i

nd any objection raison hy _\|,- Slncliilr in ihc House of Commons E

Mr. Sinclair: Oli. yes.

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of producing what they can con-

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Young men’s Tweed Suits _ _ $14.95

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Two Button Coats, single breasted,

with or without belt.

-There’s along story of quality and

value behind every suit.

Special for Dollar Days _ . _ _ . _ $14.95

Young' Men’s Overcoats $14.95 in

brown, greys, and dfark tweeds with belt and patch pockets_ Special for Dollar Days. _ _ $14.95

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, 1; Thursday, Friday and Satuiiy..

' You Will Save- Dollars il Youotipyy , at Robblee’s on Dollar Dayiii. il ' it Fall 192| Prices With Wholesale Prices oiiallnes

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10 doz. men’s fancy shirts. fular

$2.00for.._......_._...i1_00

20 doz. men’s heather hose. ftilar

75c2pairfor ..__._...l1.00

3 doz. men’s white iall wool cks.

Regular $1.00. 2 pair for. 1.00

20 doz_ negligee shirts. Special1.00 Men’s wool underwear. Specia1.00 10 doz. men’s working shirts _ 85c

Men’s overalls blue black and Men’s fall weight underwear 1.00 Men’s pyjamas, fiannelette _ _[.69 Men’s night shirts, ilannelettel.39 Men’s Caps. Special _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ .L50

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Men’s all wool Black Dress Suits,three ii

button coats, hqavy all wool <l Serge, best quality. Never such fine workmanship and never such i fine values. Regular price $48.00. Special for Dollar Days $32.00

Store Open Every

_ J. W. R

135 Great George Street

Evening Until

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Boys Caps. Special . _ _ _ _ _ . . . .75c Men’s cotton work plants _ _ _ . l.50 Men’s wool work pants _ _ _ _ _ _ 1.50 Boys Sweaters. Special _ . _ .75c Boys flannelette night shirts [.00 Boys woolen gloves _ _ _ _ . . _ . 690 Men’s new neckwear. Special l;.00

oliblee

Special for liar Day. Blue, lek,

and Stripe fp r- ails $1.00 p fr.

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nd record of it in Hansurrl. Y - i _ 'i since 1918 Prince Edward island, u leadlnglnli the time on econom . The first ' °

me work the Merchant Marlllli ggicdddisgrnaisguhlggltd $1,540,000- Liberal of Charlottetown, .1 strong thing he lnteniieil to dyo wus

doing this your. lt is only neces- 000 |:¢,- 1921 muy Wu.-e $1,139, supporter of that piirt,- for muny iiown the .se-sslonal indemnity. lt. -

airy ic look ai ihe shipping en 095000 .whim is me lnrggst export years, i.\d ri mau who had ampiapvafi high time old political shack-f ‘ies from Halifax and (`hai'loite~ f|9u'|-iu of any yur wig” me glngye opporlunily to verify the truth of les were thrown off. \\'e shouli- _ _ ’

wn_ The Canadian Supper is excepnon 0| 1913_ Thu" "guru his words. He rel_ei'reii to l‘ul. not elect any inure lriwyers, lie _' fling ex:-client service here nnd Pun," ,uuw mn mu 1,-uuu uv mu Dziviscii. In ii letter lrom France claiiueil. The lawyers were res-l , '

gri.-.itly relieving the demand ¢uu,»,¢_,¥y hu, bun mu,-¢ han kgpig he said: “T ie result of the ec- s ' ' ' '

n Villlway cars. Had the govern- 'up |,, thu. hue." u||1|uu|¢|¢g ind tion in Canada has d°ne more good

ent sold these vessels for S135 aiu,,;,,,,.,,| haue u¢u,~uu,|°,, by (tau. than the people at home could ima. e

nn in 1919 as the Liberals de- _uuiyg gpieuulu _\,|er¢huu; Murine, glne. »lt wouldihave been a serious

are now they should have. done, cow Wm, ,he Furdney nil; our blow to our Canadian forceshere li

my “"’"ld not have been able £0 heed ol' these ships is much great~ if It hid bun °¢l'l¢rW|S¢-" -'l`l1iS IS

eep up ilie trude of the country 9,- and 1, |,, reassuring fu know that what he wrote home from Paris. i he trade of Canada before tie we have ,_,|x¢\, of ,hem cu,-,_,-|ug our Mr. slnelalr: What dine is that? ii

ar was in round figures about one producto fortnightly and irhweuk. _ Mr. Donald McKinnon: Jun.. llllon dollars. Her trade last year ly m an pu,~,_,, uf the Wu,-|,i_ 1918. Col. Davison wiis sent over

.",,,,,,, p,.,,..¢, T,|,'§,“u W," was over two billions, including l specially by the government to y

Ciinnastiou. lirnpolgts and exsorts. Our Liberal The Runway Qu¢¢g|°u_ look ink. the matter of sodlers‘ Genei

riensuruet ~h" " ' '

g at t is is because votes nnd he found everything .ill

the dollar was worth u great deal ML Muxiuuuu wok up the I-31|. rlghl. I liens ln 1914 and this would no wav question and reviewed ,he Mr. McKinnon concluded with!

oulit he io some extent iiue \i.ii‘i history of me uuudgug uf (he G_ .1 brief review oi the taiilf ques-

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Meal. 53

p iiii--.$131.1 _

Bah s Own

""“““”'“"“-“`-”” '° 1 not put their rolling stock on the

lines The railways needed whole

.~ . S saieureorgniiization and for this it

,E h ew. Ca .lef:;ii;l.‘2.:l:'l;‘.::;..1z'll;

? ,T __ Q: the country. The government

_ 1( 4|/ I Bggf took these expert; in ruilwuy mai-

: L- *_ ' ters not from the House of Com~

f ld' mans bui from the railways lu

i_ Beg. spite of the foolish criticism of the

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An endeavor to please the most particular has _

made Kin Edward '

service ol ale highest standard. The opening ` -- "“'~ ol our new addition .I-_ now makes this service ` ` available to double our J *

eff-rcncc io the year 1918 when Rffgg and .(;_p_R_ |iu9,,_ The Lib. tion und its bearing upon the niai'-i

§ nriiri-.si were very high. Since then 9,-ul ,.'uuu;dm€.s umm that |u 1914 ketlng of agricultural products. l

5 i000 'f the D"l°@S have Come ‘l°W|l C0" Sir Thomas \Vhlle said the three ` § . Rooms sideriibly. Notwithstanding this, Cuuadgan Hue., were mxeu to gnu Mi-_ D. A. McKinn°n. ‘ r _T however, we find thai in 1918 the utmost bu, |, is uuue easy lu my ii 5 '_|f_h;t._‘nHH| "ch" hu 5 mporte were only $963,000,006 ru||wuy,, tu meh- uuuou; wheu they 'ln his opening remarks Mr. D.

el ponsible for geiting .i measure ' u _ __ _

piisscil whereby u main 'r`i'i`il'r`l`5't now: Gel fl len " “UW-

nlei' his own defense in Siipreinei '

Court but must get un attorney. lie open the farmers in Queens uoun- l llllfil. YOUF >'k1P"0W» YW" ly would bring out ii candidate und u f so he would support him :ig much, YOUI' Syliielll f0f lille Um s possible. The Riillwziy Board or Manzigenient is too ziutocrallu,. he mulntuliieil. its members iii' hc

You re hen .You huve

bud taste ln ytouih. your i»_ve.-

lips ,

piircheil. No \l',yoii feel inu;iii_

pi'ii~

perly passed _Ind wliiit you ‘need 15 n cle p inslilc. llun'i

ond the control cl' the Auflilorilil l'0l1l`»~'€lf 058 Wh" 10”"

-ul who sliouiii o.K_ all publlcwvu. rind don Dori w lilil'-“ll

estlmuies. if the Labor party lslllhyelcs that te nnd injure. elected they will undertake tolF€‘Ill»flI\l>€i` iii I IUSUYUUS ‘lf inaiiiige things so that there wouill_lll@ Si0Ulll<‘ll. nd bowel” “V” be no chance lor graft. They \\'ill’E0ll8 by lil Wllil gf‘“ll\'»

lcontinuc beiiimious nuisriniu- ;

i have only a ge;-[aiu amount 0( |-0|] c non Lon ense 5 urgirlstep in economy linil the turiffli00 brcmlse over Billie

opposition. rind the result is that

Rfb" they are being reorganized nnd

F-»*"°'_" will soon be upon their feet again

~ '/'5,-, The Merchant Marine is operating \ pu, Q.

i:-w’~ in connection with the overnmsnt

rriillwiiys, nnd no n result freighi

V ` 4-- rates have come down ull the way

rl 5 from twenty lo sixty per cent. and

3 b°d when we get fuller co operation be

hands ol' parliament and adjust our post office and militia system." He claimed that the gross public debt showed evidence of outrii~ geous corruption and mismiinnge» ment and quoted the Dnlton Sani- lnrlum and Convalescent Home in this province ns examples. ll' the riiilyvnysi went bankrupt ll must have been hecnuse they were not given a fair shake. Under Lnurier everything wus going ii‘lI right. lf ri farmer went bust the government would riot help him out and why should they rome to the assistance of llle railways? Referring in the soldiers" vote he claimed that Pre- mier Meighon was not acting fair- ly and that for this reuson he was

1311,., fin", tween them and more perfect con; |101 H Hilfe mill! 10 lilive Placed in

i i OW uecilons between our vessels and

*meh "Wh Babys “$9” "our rnilwiiy lines we will get the

form" n u m b e I of to-n ---' -~ --- -- --»-~ V .rates down io where wo -west them.

patrons.

Direction United Hotels ‘

Company ol America.

Reservations rim be made for -

any Haul in The Unifui Hotels _

Cuinpuny 's Chain.

G00. H. 0'Nlll, General Mllllilf

L. s. Muldoon. E. R. rlwher

Monsoon il)

ship

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Famed for its oulslne i

service. |

consult

Reference had been made on

many occasions bv Messrs Sinc-

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_ »ee lair and D. A. Moifllnnon regarding

miin ulution of soldiers votes

If _Thlsuilanilerouii charge was answer

. ed very emphatically by Mr. Myers

at Grand View and li has been thrashed out time and again; but

ii ls still being drugged into discuss

siou_ The speaker wished to reall

to the audience un extriict from ii

, letter written overseas during the

war by ii gentleman well known in

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0a1V0S Rlxeumatism ? Pgtalgggg prne¢rsi|i¢,s¢is¢iu.i.umss¢»r

The remedy is simple, lsex s-

Oats dee, easily takes and hsrinlres.

Tern l¢ton’s

...il$:'1.".'.'.'...'.lI.”"”°"' " J. W. Fins, °""‘“‘°.'l° °°P""“

" Manager Fa rmere Cooper-

Yosr drug|lst will supply yon. ‘

Make Ii Your nomo in ~ ' ` etlve store vm" hr 'rn "ht M .rcmpiu

¢l\ll‘|°¢“¢°Wl\ E""""" P- E' l- tosfer M Coiborse lt., Torosteu

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his liandg the affairs of the 1-oun~ try. The Merchant Murine is oi' no benefit to shippers because ihe rates on this service are, as high as on the triilns be claimed. The ships are ruriningfnow iiot in com- petition with other lines but to give people n job. and the govern- men controlling them is being lt- s,ell;'h§ntrnlled .by grsfters and jobbers. The speaker went on to discuss the tariff from ci standpoint of free trade as li used to be ln England, maintaining that Cann- illan industries need opportunities to show British pluck and lnllla- tive rnlher than to be given pro- tection. The Conservatives are blaming the Liberal; for the hole Canada is in, and the Liberau `blame the Conservatives for not running affairs economically. The speaker concluded by urging a strong emigration policy as the best method of building up census figures

Mr. P. 8. lrown.

Mr. P. S. io his recent loltetown as s stated that the

; rx., EWIVMM gi: while in 1921 they were 81.189000, _ . \A. M Kin " ii _d bl ,

W W 5 r I 3 000 so tiat there has been s sub- _ iug g,0u,¢_ 1-here was uu uegee. ments Iii the following miinnerzlshoiild he so uiljusieil :is to i~eiu‘sicken. '

I I §_ ,' 5 stantlal lncrosso_ even with failing ,my to bunu mree “ues ueuuu5u,,"Cani1ds is in n dlllemu. We .blainelupnn the shoulders of those mosli - °-' i

s P"l°°'~ There haf* been 3 WEN ull the stock could have been pul ,ills 80V6l'hm@Ili f0l' putting lhe iibiu to beiir the burden. Tlie'Ciiniiila had h tiirlff. ll l"“'

on one line and the ciirs run as country in such a hole. To cure speaker appealed to returned sol-lliill' or no iii nil.

-easily. When, the Conservatives, the evil We would adjust the tariff iiiers for their vote and concludeii. After som remarks lil’

took hum the runways were in railway and freight rates, place by inulntziinlng that owing to tlicllilysrg ii vci\tliunks wus li-

uuuh u uuuumun mu; they gouiu the railway management in the strong cmnblnes of manufui:turers,ldere<i the c n for liln :lille

wholesalei~.~i and ri-.iuilors ll <ildn’t and lmpurti iluct lunil lil#

malier to Ilia consuiner whether nieeiin iiilj

look after the finances of the coun-l iil0l'0ugh . ets - ilu'.\’ try just as Drurv is doing in On-lwork wliil u sleep- -\ ‘-'~ -iiirlo. lluilwuy employees are noll10 C611! l>0x BD l'0\-li’ |l""“" against reduction of wages provi-fiiliil lJOWelB `-`Bl0m3Cl1 5“'e€'i ,led the mon higher up iirc cutlllllli your lie; _r for nioiillis. ` .wo 'run siiouui be the fir.iilChlldren lov ke CHfi<‘=~\‘el~ i

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health of some cln n

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is simple enou g

Especially when you know i cts, some of which are give e

EVERY mother is proud of s y, strong

youngster that radiates buoyant energy.

She has reason to be proud, because ' 's 3006 health' proves her wisdom in the so the food 91° lives her boy or girl. y

All mothers should know 3 N children

require s balanced diet, s diqt con 'I' ' food ole. ments needed for building and energiz little body-

Grape-Nuts, the rich, npurisrilgig e from

whole wheat flour and malted barley, with milk or cream, contains -the materials the for its

best growth and developmeni_ 1;.;

GFIPG- Nuts helps malie sound t I ng nerve!

Ind Pure red blood, and for the pulses is nothin! more wliolesorne or delicious. '”

` Go to your grocer today and 3 I' package of

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