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nw;

PZ.

lr Ei-A.Fos~ter

Wine

knows f_=*°f1i_°==i_=» If

* simulaut ‘ `

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` _l;fi.Bs=" .Im _ _.dh ueeraof the best-gan ' ' ¥!»"G0odfor1a,ck o

s***'r=fv"‘f11iiy1-eo o-our ~ovei'J‘tlie'grip. `

'iol‘.1':'E;‘iel1 boiuo,o pi.. f - '

r i’in<e§»n t' ,. .

1 ‘ if

. 2 ‘_t7.tll`_€§.i£\¢¥A‘¢dieiits .inn

the events, sta., hsv\_§aii_spli:__

The following registered at the Re-

vere ilfotel. Charlottetown, between 10.00 Saturday evening (after the ar~ rival of the last train) and 10.00»the previous evenln -

Centrdl Drugstore

.51 3, Sunnyside

g: Geo. A .McAuls.y, Stanley Bridge

W. J, McNeil, Brayside T. W. Melllsh, Montague -' John P. Mclraod, Uigg I is.. wood, Powiel ,- » 'John F. Hayden, Vernon River

`___

,.,,,..

" . .A JAB-ll TIE' NECK

T ' " ` ...._.‘lPl.'.I!.‘.‘§‘.¥?..it.’¢‘.§ts$.l.*..’iri‘:LP'.':.!l‘{.‘2£i

ills our inen by having your

:V-orkdons it the d'i‘AR costs no more.

- A. _ I". WEBSTER

The Star Steam Laundry.

_. _(Phono i5r _ 134 Kent Sf.

.oriooo '“ e

/5 Zi _F

-“_

'V 1.

.ov

___ _ ,__( - _ - '_ " _ ‘ _ I A-_

_L . 1 ' , 1 it th _ conducted by the pastor who was ii . rgvg §?'?:;d?:s€i_:_’;;S gldtiaglog gre the chair, the business o'f the congrc

_ . .Q _- ~ p~r_evi0“B evenm . 1 gatiou was taken up. The flnancia

l.-.l»»c=eneci£u1ly.=ehcn

custcmers for 1913 and `wish`_f to thank my large number of/-_

friends aiid patronsihrough-' 1

out Char l o r tetow ri' a n`d country for their"7generou ` __pa,_tr,pnage during 19:2, _ _.__

If.. ‘ . . ,‘ . .. .. .. . ' _;, N. S. Temperance Alliance. Durin,

` ' MARRIED " " ‘the year a new furnace hasbeen pu.

Pt, _‘lg _'___ in the mance, and the heating ar ~,~ _ _ __ _ _-.1-;,0_)_';p'i::.. gn _ Tuegdgj-_ parstus of the church improved, ad

Corner of Upper Queen and may-gland, Reginald L. hryenten to After luncheon was served by th.

Bayiiglds 3, f Bessie E, Rodd, both of Bm¢k1¢'y ladies, who were present in force,

-f Orders promptly delivered). i '--`-~_-----7 conversation, _ another successful

Ijloiidtf »__ STDOK NOTE” with prayer and the benediction by

Reminder

_. .Right in the- business cen- ¢_;eis..s rerienter slio,p__wher_e

peison placing their is guaranteed satisfac-

siid eec us

R. J. Horne, St. John _ were added to the membership,'~wi\icl ~~-- ---'3'Il~_ " J. E. Ellsworth, Boston now stands at six hundred and fev-

Mrs. J. C.)2lcDon_ald, York _ ' W. Camphe , Montague __

O. Campbell, Montague Walter M. Lea, Victoria _ Miss M. '>M»°L¢0d. R15

` H. Lonrle, 'I-Iopefield ~

'rue following registered et-the via

torla. Hotel, Char ottetown, between 10.00 Saturday evening (after the ar- rival of the last train) and 10.00 the previous evenlngz-

Janies Reid, Toronto

J. R, LeBlanc, Taylor Village

S. Mansfiold,`0ttawa

G. C. Grant, Little Macon V

McLean, Little Macou C. Wallace, Toronto V. Libby, St. Stephen

N. Fenton, Montreal

Curtis, Sumrnerslde

Noonan, Halifax

Montgomery, Montague

igglns, Montreal Weeks. Fredericton

Eaton, B'town, N. S. McRae, _Ottawa f West, Stl John

oesssessesss ssfssPs@

,cF

The following registered at tht

Queen Hotel Charlottetown, between

= /

- Satsi;day's Evehing Guardian)

er mmerslde

fufnoiin _ _ -Nmi$s`61~r~;-.ie -Amherst oomgo, "Roobyscgpint, on Jan 24 1913 ‘to

S. `70har1¢‘gia|i,1,_M\-5, N5'wg°,{ a' da 1,. two dollars was given to the Biblr

. “-2,

ter' Congratglg tions. ' ‘ "

Jan. 21st, 1918, by Rev EA West-

Pt. Road P.E.I. _

horse

Prince year old

and

was

brought

a30 asa

bred

nose irsoia

a78:u§;}t;,._MiscDuch° - the congregation three_ hiindredvanl

‘ / QQ Ltd§," of‘.;wl_ileh"._|§iliin'tfon was'

IT PLY! _to buy la

' ~g-in-our _ ‘ , ’

TCARNIVAL.-fthe dnt _ tl! season will be MIA in Irene tomorrow evening. '

Pi-lnee llldvmrd Bland has saving

°‘- _ “ NE¢!~._»»o»no or more -1io.°oo.ooo'.oro io oo.-

""""""""-"""""‘ -UID"-B 'Prublbly the riuhslt ar:

. Hlllil AHHIVALS

from -this that it is-n favored land,- the people can grow in comfort and- general wealth without worrying that., their numbers stand still.

GROWING CHURCH. --0entra.‘

Presbyterian Church, Hamilton, Rev. W. H. Sedgwick,_ minister, held iti. annual ' meeting on the evening o. January 18th. The reports present- ed showed great activity and encour~ aging growth in all departments' o.- Churcli work. ,During the year, 31

_enty-five. The total receipts for the year were $26,449.08, 01. which tit thousand four hundred and twenty dollars, was for missionary, educri tional and 'benevolent funds. 'Ihr Msnager's statement showed ii sur- plus on current account oi .$1,l15.Bb, while the funds are in sight for re ducing the mortgage indebtedness a. once by twenty thousand dollars. Thi congregational contributions 'for thi Budget showed an increase for th. year of over fifty per cent. A lin. spirit pervades the congregation ani the outlook is full of promise ioi good service for the 'Kingdom o. Christ.-Rev. Mr. Sedgwick was ai one time pastor of Zion Church, Charlottetown. _

FORMERLY OF CAVENDISH.-~

Springside congregation, Upper Stswlacke, Dr. W.P. Archibald, pas tor, held its annual meeting on thi evening of December 31st ult., ac cordlng to the Presbyterian Witness The night was fine, and the attend ance large. The spirit of unity ani enthusiasm characterized all the pro ceediuge After devotional exercise

condition was found to be satisfac

Eu t W d took after al obligations to the pasto 4

gon): F_ 5:3 wgaaahum _ _ had been fully and promptly mai ( P. n_ Campbell' 0»L,m.y_ ', und other items _of current expcndi

ture provided for. The contribution, for missions for the year were b

eighty dollars, by Sunday, Schoo sixty-uve dollars; by W. F. M. S seventy-one dollars; by Mission Bam twenty dollars In addition thirty

Society and thirty-one dollars to thi

ding greatly to the comfort of both.

and a pleasant time spent in socla

meeting was' brought to a. close-

the pastor.-Rev." Dr. Archibald -was _formerly stationed at Cavendish. _

` THINGS ARE BOOMING.-In the 'current issue of the Royal Gazette ‘there are notices of application* foi

incorporation of three iolnt stock

and a notice announc-

"df a Fox Ex-

Of the an oys-

Leslie Malpe- Char- Direc-

are the

This company acquired 180 of barren bottom in Richmond and is capitalized at $60,000. intention is to begin operations

the coming summer. The

understands that the stock rapidly taken np. Of the the Tignish Silver Black Fox

Ognpany, Limited, is _capitalized at 8 _,_00l), and is beingqiromoted by

_sfiator Murphy, J. A, Hackett and Us J. A. Johnston, Tignish, and

Qddipany, Limitedi' capitalised at "*°.‘i‘.§a..l’.i°‘2.“§F.°°.."‘l...Y'.';.;“....‘?‘.‘§1.'I3' -“._.n. 's eieu-~s hom. ood if "ff’l§i9td§rs” _nll?glagve`been is- _ _g_-tor the iiieerpg-oeieii`~_-6: the "P,

Island For Exchange ii d Realty

-fy r in _ii foi~iiisr_ issue of The Guar- ui- These "straws"-showhow the ~ 1 ‘~ "33 g hrthpreeent in Prince 1;' _ . e oyster-:business ls,-~|iow _one of .the biggest »__'.;of the liorison__‘,fs"ali-eedy “';l}'.é " Rléllmoudfner to "' ` ' iinquestfoiislllfbe one I; uluisr the lirovioeo

ir;

win ride

Kllhe

a i-noon s lsrn u _».. f young _._ ‘~. f - ”\ ..-_-- --M ._,,.-,,~--“*`°“ ileople, and 1 "J" _ to ,~ ; . ,' 0

weuded their wey'ilo‘:vu-'Milelltcsgt *L ' 199'* P*

to the _ice and ` »s|i"{d!ter`iibon i _ - .` ,,, ._

of rare sport. was de -' ~ .~ ...,__..:w# - ‘_ iigiitfui one,-the io¢f'q.u“,,|,.,,__”,,,,, ,,, num _ _ -_-.Mr i-will asain-, floured rormiuitiiig, sinus ghsbatml ln -Chg; mer.. .B_omm¢i;sldo..- w==~M_ in * not vias-our ooo '"1° W1 1 °_\_ir~:_t°=de¢~.\\ue. may l

sever; ‘ .-fqt 53|-giggjuag, ul E0-:oar clotllhglg, tsthould write "B"`

,mu Guru" ' bn and un e Avg, o an, C ot own, at once!

r~ _ f \` . f H ' ‘ T ` " A '

. _ ' 5*’ 1- ~` . a ' _ ws‘irompe||g|||~‘.,t\ir" " f. gui ' ‘ _ __

_,Q __, gr, _ 151; 1-¢1_,¢fm ?,,9_mm_ m_m¢_mm°\\:§g:m N 'rioxri' isniim.._ -my _“agony snazga 'rmirorooow

__ ,___ E austion and _ _umm t mn.. .0 , _ . maiisgqrqi thsgaiyk ogqqmmgi-gg “_ ou yes' r ay about 11.30 for _ _ _ u ’ _ I Dew" 0%? .mm surge.. Ntevrv 1-lower, oomioqrang _ 0.. omquiml .ii night more oc the moron Honor, 3%!-"'i°°”‘“*‘ ‘°"“°‘if°f `-'ef' if °" -' i"°""°’ "‘ “”*°°‘° ‘“'°“°°“' 1'* ‘i i’.’1..?.2.ri.°~.."“.t..°;°“.:.t.°.":."..'.';‘.". 2?

. isre one been exurignioiiod by the ir:

I - ' - on

._ni»., ontilne; t e western express

4-. -is »8ee

mates Hp damage was <1 ._

_ ARD RAINS -The southern \i!lll'§Bs arrived in Charlottetown

Saturdnyat 9.50 a. m., five minutes

l1.45 a. ln..-‘fifteen minutes late and the Summiirside accommodation at 5.25 p. m.,~ ten minutes late

, ...___ CURLINC CLUB- As announced some days ago in The Guardian a ‘urling club is to be inaugurated in .iharlottetown if possible arrange- ments can be made at the eetliig to we ;held this evening at eight o’clock in the Stipendiary's Court lloom. As curling is a splendid exercise it is hoped that the Club can be suc- essfully started at once before the season further advances.

'own harbor at present n thing that can be converted l}ito

Yesterday a man w ieeri crossing theriver :he direction of Southport on a

.omahawk. It is surmised that nas experimenting with a view

INW ,_ T .

late: the eastern express on 10.20 .ei

_ ' in

raving a sail rigged on the

Diamond liner Morwenna

nrprovcments, including wi

:overs a service between Montre

cer.-The Morwenna is well known

this port and some of

ind enters the coal trade i the w

were formerly of Charlottetown.

MASQUERADE SOCIAL

yenr students at -a masquerade so

.viiss Florence Brydges, as an

:ulous costume, his reward being

whole ailair was voted a most

NEW IOEBOAT - Iceboatlng is the sport, par excellence, in Charlotte-

a d every-

iiceboat has been called into service._

bi-

cycle and cutting the wind like a

machine .

THF. MOR'WENNA.- The Black

arrived

roir. Sydney to the 'Dominion Coal ` Company, on Thursday, says a Hali- fax exchange, with a cargo of coal. l‘hs Morwenna is an excellently equip- ped passenger boat, with all modern

ss, She

luebec and St.. John’s, Nfld., and Jharlottetown, during the summer

e ofiiccre

- .W , _ .- _ » _ ~ -~. ' _ .-The sec- P'0I_"-J.‘_¥0\ll‘ G|'0¢0|'y_0|'d¢l'_ g“ii§;e'§é]m;;)‘:g3:°t°n tory, showing a, balance to credit ond year students oi P. W. College,

-, f.";Z'.f .’.-' _` _ _ . . - ~'-I ’ = i ` ' . Jharlottetowii, entertained the Third

~ ' . .i . - ° ' - _ - oi

_n Y. M. C.' A". Hall Saturday eve rug. A program was rendered con- sisting of choruses, quartets, read- .ngs and games, all in masqueradc :ostume and all exceedingly inter- esting and enjoyable. Prizes were .iwarded for best costumes to Miss .iernice Norton, dressed as a princess,

old

lady, Colin McDonald, as a cavalier,- Cuyler McKenzie dressed ss a negro, secured the prize for the most ridi-

_isndsome rattle. Refreshments were served when the masks were removed and the usual revelations ensued.Thc`

en-

hr to

al,

ln~ in

ad. H.

fillers. The Englewood Silver Fox'

joyable one. _

THE l“EO~PLE’S THEA'l‘RE.-- One

of the most largest and appreciative audiences crowded into _the popular

.ia and Saturda evenin s to wit-

srranged. The Vitigraph picture en

shown for a good while. The other

-play. The program eiidsd with those educatioiial views of the latest hall- penlngs throughout the _world, shown by the famous Gaumont Weekly. It would do not to mention Mr. Rit- zius, the Popular baritone,_who sang two very clever songs, One ofntbc numbers-called "R0v. Row. Row, _is at present a Broadway S“°°°59 15°’ ing sungby all the leading comed age in Now i£ork.deliir;>e\:1xl§ D 3:83135 ° Del rfamous alla ca ‘ , You" _uint displayed the ilioeirtiiol quality of Mr. Ritzlus _h ber 23° voice, The music thro1\Z 0" ' whgln program was splendldly er- ranged by Mrs. Tomiins, who always plays the right piece at the rig-ht m0- ment The Peoplgg ThBBt\‘B iS CGI'

talnw one of tgp' most advanced and up-to-date rho o-Pier H031! in *gg P’°"“°° “' 3°” mieezfdin :no the lookoift--for the very mono.. rioum world- _ _ 'ro s'r_rinir*'r;ta;‘ -Arnmrrrnms. V

.AN_».FRA.NCISC0 Cal., Jsii. 85-v

signer iroiiows of `omoo¢o. widely known -~-for --fins .~igsiierslu»_ in -mow/ public movements, sailed today-for, Msuila‘to.msks,_» illiliiff :lt noon omno are _ nf~§li_r¢°_vera-f ment iii _the P iiies.~_» e-intends; to netsw __ hh “Cl I ' _cuz and political emidigms in' islands. » ' ' ~

1 ..

|1-

7 Y S

ness the splendid program Mr. Hogg -S

,,'i_,\\ _

l_+:._f. ;\ _ i;__ \__5

1 If ` .J

/,-‘Qt 5`:g\, _-5

lla

.fe

__inor¢ coverage, _n,\\il¥i_ii|ig'y"i_iincns_~sreflnelndcd in _ .-sllps,'ele, ofcliargc. i ’

. , _` ,/~

1 r *_ ‘\‘

EI.

sale will _positively

ii -'wcsilvlsc all .lilieiillng purchasers to complain ‘ Mir

‘i(_\~_f \\/_i\/ /'\ ’i`\| rf Q)

, /_»:.?) __ [Zi//6_1 _ 1 _ _ , visf»l\./\is~r’;<i__i\

» /-

Rollie Norman, Halifax, spent the

week-end in Charlottetown.

Thomas Stewart, New Argyle, re-

turned Saturday from a. visit to his son in East Boston.

.R. H. Nicholson,'Char1ottetown, returned home from Ottawa Satur- day. " I

. _.___

Leonard Murphy, Vernon River,

urday.

Professor Bennett, of the P. W. C.

er to St. Blleanor’s on Saturday af- ternoon.

York.

Uortsthat an extensive landslide has

by the crater and eruption is threat-

' ski caused surprised in the mar- riage license oflice at Newcastle, thc county seat, today when they ab- Dlied _for a license to be married for one year only. The clerk asked the

‘Picture -Theatre Charlottetown, Fri- Y°““g W°"‘““'° "°“°“ 1°’ swking

' b

ut one year of marital bliss, and he cooly informed him that she bad husband in Russia who would come

ation "Love sion Maidens or cuddle- f° *NH °°““*'Y 11 Ye" h°“°°» *md if

. ~ he ,found on his arrival that she' °f

t°"“' ' W” W-‘th°“'° 8; d°“f,t ,fm 0' for-ea mm sho would ronrrn to him. the enactment of c special law to 01- 9 - - the |““°i°5° "de “Put "B “ was The voung woman was much cha- tend the copywright of Richard Wag- "If a call should come, and I anti-

d t B,.own~s Have Vis, grined to learn that ii license could ner's opera, “Parsifal," which ex- eluate if-. NSW 719818-lid W0\l\d \7°`f*3‘°

come y pic ure “ -

t rs” was another laughable hoto- “

ot be issued on such conditions.

“__” PEBSUL ww ‘Musr any Ars AND _

LIFE-S AVING APPLIANCE

_ NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-A cable the Tribune from Loudon says:--

to-day, to become operative on Mar

saving appliances for all on board. Steamships carrying passengers short excursions between April 1 a October 31, during daylight and

boats for seventy por cent. of the

must have boats and life rafts, etc.

stud. Charlottetown. was e possess- sumcieur for forty per eerie. of in

number of passengers, for which th ship is certified.

crc"'GoNs'ins:N5a

s naonmsn

on iaospn,

!0 (Continued from page one)

not invited to attend, with the ex»-

"Board of Trade regulations issued ceptioii of Mahmoud Sheiket Pasha

ch former commander of -the arm1`,..¢'d_

first, provide that British sea-going Aristld Pasha, both of whom are ships shall carry llfeboats and life- senators.

oousfmnrlnorna, Jon. sz.-'rhb

on Turkish losses in the naval battle- oaiwicn tho orooir soot on are ii...-.i,,.,__ in nelles on January 18 totalled fo

fine weather must be supplied with officers and 36 men killed, wliilp 1%;

to- others were wounded. `,` '

was a visitor to Charlottetown Sat- ml number 0( persons, they are cer- In the course of the dght a Greek

tifled to ¢arry~ Passenger steamer# shell exploded inside one oi the tur-

on rivers, canals, estuaries or lakes, rets of the Turkish battleship, Torgut

. Reis, killing or wounding every niaii 0 fri .it and disabling both of the 1.1- %`inch guns. - l sovoro 'damage oiro woo iosieuc b the Greek rojectiles on the Turk-

Charlottetown, leave this morning

for a visit to New York. TORONTO, January 23-"A big

_ mist at twenty .I You have done

Miss Beers, of Paton & Co., Char- pretty fair, pretty fair," was the re-

lottetown, leaves this morning for a iiection of Magistrate Denison yeste visit to Montreal, Toronto and New day regarding Ernest Boyd Burlelg

a 'youth brought from the Centr Prison to confess that he committe

The many friends of H. I-ll. Brown, bigamy by milrryihg MBU-i

Rochford St., Charlottetown, will Badgely on August ~ sevent be pleased to learn that he `ils Burleigh had married Stel steadily recovering from his severe Lillian Gilbert in Calgary early illness. He was reported much bet- the summer. l ter last evening. _ __ 'Burleigh happened to he in

'*°*' Central because hc began a get-rlch-

Among the visitors to Charlotte-, quick scheme in Calgary about

town Friday to attend the Burns same time. l-Ie was selling Calgar Toncort were Mrs. Wllllain H. Mac- lots, which he did not own, to wid- Leod. Bradalbane; Miss Annie Mc- ows, farmers, und others not skilled Donald, Eltanchel; Miss Belle Mc- in western conditions and had sti Queen, Cassie McLeod and Margaret two months of his term to serve whe \/lcQucen of Clyde Station. the Toronto wife complained to th

`** Morality Department, asking rc

_ Jas. D. and Mrs. Hyndman, child- lease.

ren and two maids, left January 18th “This person," Crown Attornc for Victoria, where they will spend Hughes said, “is dangerous, mental- the rest of the winter, says' an Ed. ly. I think he should be put away rnonton exchange. Mr. Hyndman who l0I` 8 10115' time-" nos pnrohoroa o homo in vi.-.zorio no The lnssistrcte agreed to the ex well known in Charlottetown. tent of three years in the penitcnti

--o-~--~ ary. Burleigh smiled grlnily ' and

'MO[fNT vT"»sUVn'-'S had but one comment: “I gucs.

IS THBEATENING. Wednesday is my hoodoo day. Detec-

”“‘ tive Miller arrested me on a Wednes-

NAPLES, Jan. 23-The director of any,

the Mount Vesuvius observatory re-

Robert an'd Mrs. Vanlderstine, and YOUNG BIGAMIST HAS

Herbert and Mrs. Vaglderstlne, _ HOODO0 DAY. The Turkish gunnsrs declare that

:,they inflicted important losses on tht

B' Greeks.

. EIGHT MEN INJURED IN

occurred in the upper ridge 0| the . N crater recently. The 'western portion LOLLAPSE OF BUILDI G'

of the ridge was suddenly engulfed ROCHESTER' N_ Y” Jam 23_ A

streets in course of construction as a moving picture theatre collapsed to day and burned eight men in the de-

WANTED To MARRY FOR A YEAR bris, including thi niuvrlntendent of

_-"° trnction. Six oi the men were

Enwoop Crrv, vs_, Jo... 1s.- °°““ ._ _ .

Katherma scoutisc and Erich Stop taken to ii lm._,_» o .l, where it is said

in `

the

St. _ w ,_ For instance, ii merchant' ‘rho

makes a false report of his n.ffs:ln to a. commercial agency and who, by

reason of the report of that coqtoern, gets a linc of credit from a _ _bird party, will be liable ~

Thai-e is no intention whatever of

bringing in any bill for thc re-estalr lishmcnt of iniprisonmeiit for debt, as has been reported in some papcinf '

Y P ish battleship Assar-I-Tewdk.

kg' Gentlemen,-Ls_st_ winter I received ' great benefit from the use of MIN- “_}'AnD's r.INriasiN'r in o. severe so-_

tack of LaGrippe, and I have irc-'

°_quently proved it to be very effective 3; _in cases of Inflammation. _5

Yours,

W. A. HUTCHINSON.

.-_-im-io-*__

1 . i

y JAIL FOR DEBT IS ' i

Nor Paorosmpld

ll OTTAWA, Jan. 22-People who di-

n rectly or indirectly obtain goods £ Q false pretenccs are to be brought `~ '-

.-der the operation of the Crimiiigl _| Code by an amendment to be intl'

y duced by the Minister of Justice.

The law, of course, provides at prgi sent for those guilty of false pre- tcnsc, but cases have arisen whereby

_ goods or money have been secured _ indirectly, and this class is aimtd

KIN'o‘»l~lALL FAVORS

A PACIFIC FLEET

WELLINGTON, N. Z., Jan. 23.-In

ened _brick building at Saxon and Jay

their injuries :rv serious.

PRINCE WILLIAM ON

PARSIEAL PETITION

Frederick William heads the list

presented to the Reichstag asking(

pires this

consequence of the public utterances of so great an authority as Admiral Kinghall favoring s. Pacinc Beet, “comprised of divisions from the Do- minions whose shores were washed by

. that qcean," the Hou. Premier em-

phasizes the position.

BERLIN, Jan. 23-Crown Prince "New Zealand," he declares, “as

_ol the southern dominion, stands

signers of p petition which has been straight for the principle of a British

fleet in the Pacific under Imperial ontrol " and adds'-

dy_r| _

M: '

- -u..-W W

.El

. _ ‘

ru,

‘nos Ellis el-pi ..- '

'Pouiiiiii a pure _feed

J U' - I . m"'°~-

This May

Hit, You

Your success depends

you s_io_jjt_i_ian who you are. ' Tliafs the ~America't’ of it'

\¥_/'itll a clear brain, :ady nerves and 's

sound -body, all things are possible. ' f

_ `; I' 'lf cof ‘f your and 'shaken

’ *nerves,_is?i? t i'Zg‘€good-busiii‘1t~:s"'to quit

wide-awake people- have _ use Postum instead 'of

There s ao Reason

....¢,___.