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'SPARING N0 PA:AAhllS>- Thetcoglé
, .mtteelniclmrgo f~ e oncerno -
ovrll ln the Boirilllottle. put on Friday ufgm ur?) sparing nn
."”'°` _ - ' '_ pains and will let nothing stand lil the
»_, _,~_ , .- ..,, way of this being the grsndestlcele-
rl; 'I' °°"~“..°'.r`”“ “ . bration ot St..J"atrirlt’s yet held at
 -_ mg; Emerald. _ 7833
 _ _ _ sPEclAl. seflvtces.-_ There will
" A ' he special evangelistic services: 
= _ ,  _ ~ _ §l'~‘ltlr View Baptist _Church every il g
A 4, _ . I , , wi, `, ' ;, `thls _week at 7.80 _,o’clocl§ .aAllid7ol_1
Satisfying alld____s_ilstalning_ is the verdlct_ A Agfazisnggy-}yff;;gg_§;l;,g;N§__=;;1§m_g__
of the Canadian people with respect to aww- W have °l=f1'=@`°f.il=°=‘°'f=°1'v'~=~
l-es. A cordial invitation ls cktcrltled to
all '
I ` _...___
CORRECTION.- lll yestt-.l'llu_\"s rc-
port of the Board oli llealth meeting
. the carcass ot pork refcrreil to was
t‘l°onl _the coliuti-y :lllti should not have
been ruported,lly Mr. Justice Fitzger-
ll
 Id as 1-olllillg' from the cold storage.
Apalzker refill-sell to buy it lwcallst-. lt
was tliscast-tl :ind it was then sold
_ elsewhere. liad it been once in the
_ cold storage. which is under Dominion
f __ L\Governmel\t inspcclioli, lt would have
made from Southern com by our secret process which retains been destroyed. `
all th t 't' l ' '
e nu n lve e ements of the com which are dehghtflll 1051** REG|MENT__ ,nm |.onOw_
to the taste.
lllg otiiccrs ot the 52nd Rcglml-lit have
N0 OTHER FOOD known as "Kell0gg`a" is made by lla, Be geportod for duly and are attached
0
sure and ge( tho geuujne.0|»}gjna]_ - r lt-ainillg null instrilctioli to the
105th Butlalioll. l.inllts. C. C. Me-
, McDonald, Leo .\IcDoll:illl. E. Slither-
loc' a package'  an good Grocers' lallll, S. Douzilds. M. Stevenson, R. it.
` a. ll Melleau, F. lfilllertoll, ti. Kelly, A. W.
MADE .N CANADA amy by Mr..'.:lrell. 'l`llc zlppoilltllletlt ol' Capt.
° A.il. Crockett as Signalling Otilcer ot'
the 105 Battalion has been continued
Capt. Crockett’s signalling section is
progressing splenditll '.
Tut BA'rrl.l: Csssx ToAsno Colm Fisk: Collrllsv. Lntrrm
LONDON. ONTARIO, CANADA ' its
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APPOINTED CHAPLAIN. - Rev.
_ ` ‘ius McDonald of Morcll has been ap-
? ll- = "W 3' ‘* =B 1' - -f pointed honorary Captain and Roman
‘ Catholic Chaplain for the 105th Batta-
leeture ln. Heart# Hall, Thnralloi'
evening. A _',  _' 7837 .
ST PATRlGK'8 < CONCERT.-Plan
ot reserved Beats will open at Jamie-
tlon's Drug Stqre Qin morning at 10
o'cl.ock.- .I  7842
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lvlll.l.lNEh RETURNS.-Mn. n. B.
‘i\lacDoaald._tlll_ll‘llta_l~.tor Stanley Bros..
has returned from St John, where she
has been in the Interests ot' the firm.,
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PATRIOTIQ FUND... \Villl refer-_
ence to.list of 0tml.rIbui.iolis. for $128.-
25. received i’rom.St. Alexis’ Churcll.
ltollo tiny, 'Rcv~;~‘E. Wtllker, Pastor.
’l‘lle'Gtlarilian’ls advised thin $42.50 ol'
this anlount~was collected in the Par-
ish ol? -St. ‘Francis de Sales. Llttltl
i’ontl, hy James A.~E. McDollill<i, John
G. McDonald ‘audi-lenry Yostoll.
BELGIAN RELIEF FUND. -- 'Flin
iolloivlllg is 'a list ot those contrilnlt-
illg from Wlnsloe, P. E. I. ill aid of
Bclglans. Mr. and Mrs. John Boundy.
$2; Mr. and Mrs. Amos Bonnfly. $2;
.\ilss Mable Boundy, $1; Mr. Charles
Brycnion. $1: Mr. Leslie Br:»'<'\lt0n.$1:
Miss Ella Bryentou, $1; Mr. Harry
C0189. $1-50: Mr. Charles Cllrter. $1;
Mr. Albert Cudmore $1; Mrs. Emily
Forll, $1; Mr. Henry Williams $l;.-lllir.
John Cartcr.50c.; Miss Mamie Hughes,
50c.; J. L. Lund $1. Total $15.50.
GOING 0VERSEAS.- Mr. liurold
('ltly until recently principal ot’ Mt.
Stewart »Higli;School has left tor Hall-
fax whereghe has obtained tl place on
the machine gun section lit Fort, Ives.
Mr. Clay is the third principal to
doll the khaki from Mt. Stewart with*
in the year. Mr. G. Green and Mr. R.
Newsome being the other two. Mt.
Stewart has already supplied more
than her share ot men but still many
lion. Captain McDonald is improving
aitor having undergone a slight opera
more are about to enlist, thanks to the
former recruits who are now home on
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I A Gold Rooster Play in Five Parts. Adapted from the  Novel of SamueI_' -
`  Henry Kitchell Webster and_tPr0t1twe¢KlbYiBilbdl V ‘
ralv'l1lltthl¢‘ 'wlt.l.ll\l»l l:l.l.1oTr _arm ji_nuAT_n aonlltqo _ . _
 ‘»    l. I t Tc ll Msllollo ‘ Pardee .asa .willtain tiempo. i
supmrud l_’{<l:|-mv:_;'ys%I:?_‘:¢:::;-'t:;"T“t?x1'ro|I:l:uo':tl{.'f‘Boauty.'I‘hroudh Toth". Sealing the un- _
video of John Chance, an architect, to bulld a model community' for-Ablml ;W.|¢'l *N _l¢lPUll_- 
hh" . W, `he.w°,.k, chance takes a trip to Parts, whore, at a Olrnlvgl, M rc _,_ ,_ A _
handed ao tho work of his follows
~" ‘IA-°“;3-5°*  llli . .NIU P5 A
" fcuei a beau Imxmdrlunglrl from the. rloteua _maoquoradordi 'filey part, 
ming moreof uloh’oth¢l- than that hor name _ls cynthla. and his Johns. °~=_. ri lhtii tAi:_~\.=. » . _
. .  ."¢y_nthla. aboard ship on hcl-_way home meets Prophet Stein. He sees in hor an ideal
A ~. ;H(l_'ii..f_»l-tA¢;t§n_.for hts colt, nor beauty (¢h'ou{|h not aoqutreu _“throll:_l|a 6* lfflqisssgallca
.. . ~~_to/ l_n\.;o_a.opiendId advertising proposition. The girl oredulodcf n _fy gimp I g »
_ to .her native ,idealistic sense, wlno her to his cult. Q A' '_ dl ‘
~ _ when Chance returns from Europe he goeoA to Beechoroft to lttlgwttil hbiltt élomdnd o A
_ surprlled to find there the'glrl he saved In Parts. Here, In the cout' t 0 bu ll g con-
" struction, many thrilling episodes ents}:le.Vlntln}v‘I;lt;hc::‘l_;\é llfvlldy. lt\="f'l°d»iN°"‘P¢* *U mil”
tab sacu -  ~.,_»,_
Iovegeelgymlvrahsrf zetlrgliyrzsprogrlatlng the money entrusted to him by itll dlleitfldq held, _
in tho tramonqoug-anal gonna, with his followers clamoring. for his life. Ind the B°¢¢h-
'croft buildings. burnlnp, ho attempts an escape with his followers funds. Ha ls f_elled_hy
a falling beam, and buried
in the smoulderlnq ruins.
cynthla ts saved- by chance, and finds in him tho unslloyed realizatiefi of her Ideall-
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Tho Noiso of Tho Bomb Tho Final" RAeooollltgo_ft»;
E _ KnYsTol~1E colulsnv _ THANHOUSER DRAMA T I
of Military' Bi-ecches in three colors
Light Medium andtdark khaki. Regu-
fsnftculzs sv Exrntss 1 I ‘
i3y_ express aim; large _shipment    .
l;‘"‘i,“' ‘“i°?.°"3£i‘.h. ‘.i.‘!.’..‘il.¥i’.‘.’.2.‘i Al..l_ 'rl-its WEEK
r reec ina - in ,
will stand the hard wear Breeches
,‘:;_‘;§°,;',;;‘;_‘°P;;,g;f';§ P°°*‘““' G” “` Rossley’s English Pantomime Co
 ‘ A _ ' '.'s4l~a-llnvlat. 25 Artis-ti  ‘. A- "1»-.»
 SOMETHING` NEW AND NOVEL
P Ah NIGHT Y *
` ° tiori in the Charlottetown Hospital-lpreorutgmg gampptgm dler.d '1t;f;l.dClliB'i5dIer`tri¥D;1i§J\;¥éY_£23   L  L _
°‘°“ ° °"'°"“ ° ° » - lvlATlNaa wan. Flu. SAT.-
ll tit himself’ for overseas service.
=-f lilo appointment of Father Mononaldi EN.lovAaLe scslol-t naive.-. their malty. frlalids llbvv tv belbls I0
5 i-S Very Popular with all the ofllcers'The members of Gra Church Y.P.S.;' W°l°°m.°-mem h°m° “S911” when th” _ -
 intl mr-n, as he is well known and es- ing; evening had a fggmy cnjoyablel cruel l-lung are congvuered. M3tll‘\€? I Qday A
-HY Rl1QUES_'l‘--
£§..;____.E7"
,Ai 3 _ ‘willed by all. lt is expected that he
- Lobster Factory Requirements
This is the propel' place to purcllsse your requirements,
guotls ot thc \t-'ry hl_Qilt‘.~.’_ <;~.l;liil‘,~' and rlslit paices.
_ We are lit~;lcltiu:li~ters for Lobster Pachel‘s' and Fisher-
:lic-ii`s supplies. Quotations gladly _:given on any of the , .ff 
articles listed below. and prompt shipment assured. --». /3'*
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.__ Supplies of all Kinds _E
The "CAromwell” and “Old
White Marine Paints. /\.=;.1te Ben.-nog Scales.
Colony ’ patterns are beau-
. tlful examples of
C,it-mbia Batte 'es. G l .& J 'd S l .
Crtlp Grease rl Plein/.'|l=e  ca es   
Cleavers. Gas. Engine Oil. ___ °
‘7==1i‘f~ H'"9€=- Row Locks. "Silver Plate that Wears"
Grtiv. Pulleys. Combinaion Plyers. _
Spark Plugs. Wrenches. . R€COgm2ed for 0V9I` _55
Boat Scrapers. Caulking Irons. 5 r ¢})'?3!;sg5l~§1¢;l:i|ghe5lq(\]13|ItY
slv rpae ware. uar-
anteedbytheworld’slar est
§ gnajkerstof sterling siIver
n p a e.
Remember, there are other
ll .
Rogers' and otllermakers
. of Silverware. but there is
Only one ly; tlusttts alms.
-the genulnc.
_ Sold by lending Dealers
Solder.
Bar Copper.
Hatchets.
Copper Paint.
Marine Glue. Galv. Boat Cleats.
Oakum. ` Cod Lines.
Resin. Galv. Sheet iron.
Manllla Rope. sheet Zinc.
Galv. Boat. Nails. Battery Connectors. J
Babblt. Galv. Fittings. >
Cod Svvivels. Vines. ,
Copper Nails. Bright Trap Nails.
Copper Tacks l§nlv'd Trap Nails. ,___
Box Nant Gasolenm (sy, jA}`_ia Cuslloby ilsudlalu- .__
il Phono or write your order. etc.. ctc. to 
~._ ,ft -1-»-r’
____ A \ A / 
5 A'tllu\°outilc l  
in  J"""'7`“`“"'\»U-_-'IIA  I M3HICUring
- 7801-3-14`VIIli. , _
‘ Phono all Ml" n. noago for
_ §  IIB lppotntmollt. 171 Great George St.
;- ' 7357-2-1 IMIMO.
W A ' 4 l I  _ gun-_il _ 5
I vvnotssatlsa RETAIL _ ___
_ V- ..-__ - _v
._ __ _\
  f ' Plan Now for a ‘
  nigger Fall 'crop
'~» 
A __ _ "f`_Now is_ the time for you to plan your sprint farrn
work ~drclde vlhat crops you are solos to _have ln/
 each field and how you can secure a maxlunl yield.
ed'I`hose who ezwied the largest crops last year,
- Unmixed Fertilizers _
1
Y `_C1'0D- Theyare easy to apply. do_not mean extrafworl;
for yotiarldlmean a decldcclsavmg oivarthe ordinary
_ . _mixed fAertilizets__._A ~ .' ._ `    I '
_ _,_ A”
l-lt"ertAll§/gags c%liis3istAprimarily_of _      .9 - It
ra e o a an oslc Stag, which An,    
gankllie usiedi sgpargtely or in~combiAitatAiolYto  __ A A
w ew] e a__n 'very °‘.'°°' ` ” ' ,A '_°Patent and Dull Leathers
Get ready for the fail,crop NOW. mote i  . .
f0f.Df1C€S lestllitlnials, and»free»fert' 'ers  -AT--i , '
¢_ ._
andfarmingbooflets._~ _- . » .. _ '
  ooog 350, 4v00}
         
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.-bfi-tooo f» fl' -= ~ o 'lu ll -1- f ld  _ I
give tilelanrl;le\$€‘§earl]’?Pt)gI'fIVEE¥1lil;3I£il bitt; 4?   off `
|
sleigh drive to the home of Mr Geor'_te`
*_ Q  ‘““' will report for duty in o. short. time.  Pieknrd, West Royalty. During the D|°cE3_5N_ ¢l'lURCH SOCtETY.--
‘ Q , I
V A tin r D. .c. s. will ll ll ld to
.f,f§,',';“§n‘{2,;§;f,fg  h§,‘§,'v‘2,‘1y;';_.,,§',‘,§ day? sf gaulsclluroll, Pallas Hall Jock The l§'n§_lS_'_Plper
 ”“ I “” 'T”*“`”' played and also did full justice to the al- 3 °'°l°°k~ _ . _
uit rrh to doth". " .
52.2! liilgi; ’§5”...i.°.g.§'§ h§’....?» P358 »;lHr3;»_;-Es _g_g_»;_9_=vr;_._Gg_=_°- ~ Santa Claus and the Fairy Sword
~.~ /'  ; n o e i d ~ _ _ - ' . .
és ‘i =~==»w. M55 crlloclgrd ll ioffcilgafli vtftomhr; V . ' 7842.3-ismsl _ rcotch and Patriotic Stlllgs and Dlmoill .
.. ' ~' ll i" j
thanks and three rousing cheers fort
  _;_  A/ 'their kind hospitality. liflor tho sing-i  t  AHRW ALS
»~/» ~ ~“ ing of Auld Lane syllo the lovin. A Matinee Prices--Adults 204:. Children 10c
A_ EVENING; §H(aW AT 8 I5 SHARP
A1; '  .  _ .
licl:;ltl.<i- wt- stock if-ods of all the worlcltamed makers and'  *-5* " "`=`-/»1_ =1’““y d’°"e “ck ‘° “"3 “"5" havmgl ‘
_ _ " . ~, ' ..- _  _- _- ~~._  ha lin ti _ .` . ‘
buying tllrorl noni me l\lanl_il.ltltll°r=. cnhole us to oilcr you  _  l a 3 rg mem' me l V'°T°R' . MA INE AT 3 SHARP .
I ' 1 ‘
E PATRIOTIC FAMlLY.-- Mr. Wm.`
(AQ, /_$__ ,_ A ;A. Chandler, Mt-.A\lblon. received a
_ Y .
l
telegram from ttawa a couple oi’
» days agostating that his son Pte. Sam-
uel E. Chandler was wounded while
on duty Feb. 29th. I; will be rememb-
` cred this was the second time for Pte.
=Qlialldiel' to bc wounded while tight-
illg its Flanders. The first time he
was covered up with a bursting shell
'vllich illcapacitatcd llilll i`l'onl» dutyf
but recllporatilig utter spending some
time in u hospital._ili lillglalid, he pro»
ceeflcd to the trenches again with the
above result. 'llow seriously woundetl
the telegram dill ilot state but his
friends sincerely hope Athar Pte.
Chandler may sufllcicntly recover to
cnable him to return to duty shortly. ‘
The day before receiving above tele-
granl, Mr. tihandlor had rlscclvetl al
letter from his eldest sou wllo hits rc-
sidetl ill Alilllcrst for u llunlbcr ot'
years stating that he also had enlist-}
i oil. ’l‘ht~ letter stlitell. I llavo put this
tiling off with great relucttllll-o hinge
Allgllst llll-t llct‘:ll|s1~ I could not get
lnv will-.’s roiisvlit till today, so 1
‘lllallk goo_lll\l~.~s I am nt lillcl‘i.y now
to do my hit. lilllilllnll has been in
the Militia ou, this Islanll for a mlm-
ller ot years when llc rose tothe rank
ol' Sergeant. llc was also tl good
lille shot. llaving carried off tl good
litany prizes on Kensington range. He
l is tllorefore not only willing but com-
petent to illi the place ot' a good sol.
 |
' '_ ` __ o`
for a imc
1 complexion ,
you must do something more
than 'use cosmetics; You must
keep the blood ptire, tll_e liver! '
and ‘kidneys active and the
bowels regular. You must also »
correct the' digestive ills that '
cause muddy sl<in_and dull eyes,_
, offeryouthe neededlfelp. They
are mild in action, butfoluickly
strengthen the stomac , gen-
tlystimulate the liver regu-
late the bowels. The' put e
 ln good conditi so the
'organs work as nature intend~ <
ed. Backed by  ygeiailrs of'
'uaefuiness, Beechalns s 'A_
Nt WWW ,_ _
t  
/
.ffnlo-'74 '
t`lO £11. ll
J. E. Grafton, Montreal. W. J.
Sullivan Moncton; W J McNeill,
TON G
~ Evening Prices-50c, 3-fc, 25c `
stlmmorruo; Frank pony, summer » Seats on Sale at Theatre Box Oflice
side; L. R. Allen, Summerside; W. . ‘
W_ Rogers, Ame,-¢_°n; A_ pen-y_ Tig. ' i  A __
nlsh- E. M Myrlck, Tigniah~ Miss _________~T_________ __ __ wi" _nm J-~" 5--_l __l
Myriek, Tlgnisill: E. H. Rayner, Suiu~
nierside; J. F. Arnett, Suminersitle.
Queen. 1  _
J. Gordon McKay, Bradslbanc; D. ‘
N. McKay, Springfield; W.:'i‘. Ander- A* -_
son, Morell; C. McLellan, Arlington; '~ ' n
A. E. McLean, Lot 16; Keith Boswell, " ~ `-
Victoria.
We Prooporod In 1918
In spite of the general experience the new applica-
- ~ ' . tions for Insurance in 1915 totalled $4 oo8 406 or
M any 'H alse  r the noteworthyincrease of 16% over previolls year.
Language Guide Should Keep Apace . L" ""'°'"| 7°" °“" '._“ R'|'°"‘
wifi F-»<>w °ff -=~f w°fd=- oliowlt ure lltsulullor: oo., Tollotlro
brought this paper many complimeut.~
O
'Pol' ' th C 'f I C “ Ike! ."
0' NW' "'°“°“‘"l §::_‘1»....s;::..‘.': °°°° l
a. T. sauna. ln-ullum , '4
Distributing a new dictionary luis  H. rl. seas. Provincial Manager, summersldo ‘ I
ary remarks. Ono subsrrillor wllo pre
sented coupons the other tiny for htlll'
ll dozen of dictionaries for tli1`[cl‘clll_
employes and members ol' his family
said he decnietl it lit-.cessill-y that _ts
dictionary should progress with lllc
language just lisa newspaper does.
The world moves rapidly these days.
anti only tho New Universities is a-
pace with todays growth ot the lang»
tlage. ~ _
The departments handling this
great cdllcatlotlal on`er are being kept
busy llnnding out the books. More re-
serves litltl to he rllslled Inst night to
till' up the rapidly depleted stock. At
this rate the tlrst and Limited etlitinll
.will soon be exhausted.
While readers are eager for the
hook`on account of its being authori-
tative and complete, its absolute now-
nese appeals to thousands. lt has
been many tl. long year since an ac~
ttlally new dll-.tlonll.;~_v was given to the
public. The New Universities Dic-
tionary is new in all its words i_m-
plies- new in contents, new in type.
new in a.rrallgement.a..olZ..helps to word i
study. Partlclllarly is it. new ia mak-
ing the study of lo-llsy's_ English easy
for young people wllo are so situated
that they cannot llttmul scllool and
obtain individual instruction. Un-
altled, tl young lllllll or woman employ-
nd may learn tho correct llse of the
English ol’ modern business anll soclf
ety il' they but follow the directions of
lllogront university teachers whose
artic es oil “Stallllurd l~Jilgllsli," "Pl-ac-_
tical Syntax" (wllicll lnealls: How to
make good sentences). ‘Puuctuatlolr
and “Etymology” appear, plslnly_wrtt-
ten in slmbln English in this book.
Even't.lle word "Etymology," which
looks harsh and torblddlni to sgleggh
ner. is mafle~,.s_m _ei `e rea s t e
onli-lo oyriarir' §.'i4§oti’l:lip. Ph. D..
Instructor in English in Cornell Unl~
versity. ~iProto_asor Northup's article
tells .how to learn where our words
Aware' tow _ why we adopted them
to menu’ ` dt we' wllnted to lily. ‘l‘hat'a`
what Etymology. its and this paper dit-.j
wants _ - -all about
thu language. i 
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lttlilte;_ii.;lilillllllllil
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_
. A meeting ol the .&rm'y'l-*laid Bet'~
Agents Wanted ln Unrepreuented Districts. _ _
, _
l _l 1
Mr Alex. Martin iQtlcell's) allli Mr
John Richards (l‘l'illcc), were rc»
grettably allscilt.
. Hon. J. A. MacDonald, on behalf ol'
the chairman, lion. Senator llicheail.
at present. in Ottawa, submitted the
report for Killg's County, which was
highly satisfactory and wus adopted.
Tho reports for the other two
Counties were not received.
Reports from the sub-commltl.cr\s
were given as t`ollows:---
Mr t_‘. ll. li. Ilollgwortll. 'I`l‘cils\lrt‘l°
of ilic Army l~‘icld Service Fluid, sllll-
l
nllttotl his l-eport, showing all receipts
and expenditures. and audited by Ml*
Percy Pope.
Mr W. li. Altkcn._reported for the
Shipping Conlmittee. Mr.. W. U.
Clarkln sllllmlttetl the Grullltry re
port and'ltlr James tll_e.Secr9tary’s
report. All the relrlolfts submitted
were adopted. -' _
Owlllg to tho nhsenoo ot' the chair- .
men tot' Qut~.ell‘s alld Prince. the meet-
ing w:l_=;` :llllollrnt-ri to Tltelday the
21st.
Ji rl  
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the teeth, iron for the blood,
mincra elements _
The famous food, .

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What About ` _
The Teeth y?
Statistics show that onlv about 14 out of ev" rvi New. A,
York Cit_y_school children ave sound teet .G  _ slml- _
lar conditions prevail elsewhere. ~ ' '  ‘ _
Therc’s a Reason! And it lies toa great extent .inthe _
demineralized foods that malle up the usual diet of ttlllldlen.
The body must have its quota of mineral elemeilts'~_-little' for
nerves. Aetc.-or_disaster is pretty sure to foIlo_w.'Ma_nifI6odi
-espetilally white bread-are woefully lacItiilgAA ll_l__t?‘v!tal .
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the mlllefll
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phosphate oL potdsll _for the _
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