MIITTER SELECTED FROM THIS WEEK S NEWS OR THE GUIIRDIIINS IIIURDIY

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iggg; _ _-_.I9 ii? mu, if? i!.~’.~‘°.-.__-e 1 1 f ‘l llsgit on all

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SHININ Till: _ liiuciiri-;§1~ WIARS THE LONGEST

Awarded the Gold Medal at Halifax Exhibition

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Valuable Farm For Sale -

We are authorized by M R. Hardy,

E~q,,to offer hy private sule his splendid farm o 100 acres ii little mo

g _ . re or less of

choice find sitnntevl on the Little York,spect to the forthcoming visit to the

Road 8 miles from city, good dwelling house and out buildings. 2 oung orchards l»_earing fruit. Apply R.. Hardy on premises.~ -

BENJ. CARl`FZlt & CO.

_ . Auctioneers

City

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Woodstock to assist the local phy-

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THURSDAY

ini.. wrrn rvraoni.-. rue mv. GW- R095. of Florencevllle, N. B., whose homais in Charlottetown, is having a rather serious time of it the" GGY. Last week' two of his children were laid low with typhoid' f°V°1`. and since then one one of them has developed peritonitis. Tuesday Dr. Rankine was summoned from

slcians. A third child has also been attacked with typhoid and the house 's a veritable hospital Miss Phillips n trained nurse, is with the family. It develops that the well from which the family gets its drinking water is fairly alive with typhoid bacteria and the whole family is threatened.

r. Ross was to have exchanged pul- Dlts with Rev. P. A. Fitzpatrick here on Sunday, but of course, under the circumstances this is impossible. Much sympathy is felt for the rever- end gentleman and his family in thein affliction.

LORD'S DAY. ALLIANCE.-A meet-

ing of the local branch of the Lord’s Day Alliance was held yesterday nf- ternoon in the Y. M. C. A. building. The principal object of the meeting was to make arrangements with re-

Island of Wr. Mingie. the Field Sec- retary of the Lord’s Day Alliance. Mr. Mingie is expected to arrive in the city on Saturday, and hc will re- main here for about a fortnight. dur- ing which time he will hold a__series of special services and meetings. Messrs. John Lawson and Stcrns

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IMULASGU

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When fed to cows, it will in

of the milk.

amount of MOLASCUIT added

MOLASCU|'|` is extensively

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The Canadian farmer will not

does over 50 p. c. of sugar.

mi ~io-iii/lmsaamsihsnnrssi. `

THIS CATTLE F000 is a pure product of the Sugar Cane,

- the richest grass in the world, only the digestible pith of the

cane being usd to absorb the molasses, 20 p c. of ihls plih will absorb 80 p c. of concentrated molasses. Molascuit is pure cane

~ molmses, ininu-i the water, which is diied out, ani reilaced b/

the dlg~ sfib‘e pith. .

It is the n1o~t racy, practicable and economical mevii< of »

handling molasses, mid in the best form f.»r fecdi-ig to all sto. k.

When fed to hor es it iinprovrs tliiir ro-\di\i<m and vi orking

powers. Give them a handful or so wlili their oilicr food when they come in tired after a day’s work, redu;ing the oats by the

South Africa, Mauritius, India, Australia and of cours; in

. MOLASCUITIS the richest sugar food, containing as it

li Men

creaie the quantify ani qnaliiy _

usedin Demciara, Argentine, _

be slow to grasp its value.

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I The Chas. Dalton Silver Blk. I Fox Co., Ltd.

have provided six pens for boarding go:»d~Silvcr

Black Foxes.

This is an excellent ‘opportunity for the men

who have one or two pairs a

Veterinary Surgeon, A. C. Lundie, spends his

whole time at the Ranch lo.

Hon. Charles Dalton al

to the Ranch and the Feeder has had five years ex- perience. _ _

The Ranch is watched

Terms on application io \

W. B. PIIUWSE,

20fl2,l0,13 .Vltf

nd no ranch*

king after the foxes. so gives most of his time

night and day.

A Splendid Pick-Me-Up An Oxo Cube Tn a cupful of hot water is ini-it'that nourishment \vh'i`chgives ar once new , life and vigour. Pure /

beef-good_mi;sii_iaread-

il assimi a e orm.- T” `Z

lrI,andy--Convenient

f-Readyinaminute. . f

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were appointed a sub-committee to drew up an itinerary for Mr. Min- gie's operations during his stay here, /and it was further agreed that on Sunday next he should preach nt St. James' Church at the morning ser- vice, and in the evening at thc Bap- tist Ohurch. .

Fell asleep at Little Sands, after a

lingering illness of Brights Disease, Angus A. Blue, sun of the late Alex- ander Blue. Deceased, who was in his sixtieth year was of quiet friendly disposition, honorable, and repented by all his acquaintances. He leaves to mourn r. sorrowing wid- ow, two sons Alexander and George H., and one daughter Mary J., at borne, also three brothers, Daniel and Hector, in the United States, and Duncan in Hopetleld, together with s large number of relatives and ac- quaintances to mourn the loss of : loving husband, a kiud father, and nn ever hclpiul friend.

Rev. A. S. Stewart, Valleylleld, conducted the funeral service, and the interment took place in Little Sands Cemetery on Saturday, Octo her llth, where a large number ns- sembled to pay the last. tribute of respect to the deceased.

FRIDAY.

SATISFACTORY. CONCLUSION. - By the express on Wednesday night returned to Charlottetown, Messrs. W. I-I. Aitken and Horace Hnszard, who, as a delegation from the Char iottetown Board of Trade, visitci. Moncton on Wednesday with the 'ob- ject of interviewing the oiiiciale of thc I. C. R. controlling the P. E. I. railway concerning the charges made for goods in storage at Charlotte- town for carriage on the P. E. 1. railway. The Board of Trade’s dc- legates interviewed Mr. Hayes, the Trafiic Manager, and Mr. Storey, in charge of the freight department, ti whom they made the representations with which they_ were charged, which in cliect were for the abolition for rest of this season of certain charg cs for demurrage which have been made on the P. E. I. R. Seen yes- terday by a Guardian representative, the returned delegates stated that

tory termination but were not in n

bout it.

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their interview had had a satisfac-

position to disclose any details a-

I AN ECHO FROM FRANCE.-’1nl:er-

DANGEROUSLY ILL -Her many

friends will regret to learn that Mrs. (Capt.) William McDonald, Souris East, is dangerously ill.

ISLAND PROMOTEFL- Mr. T.

Gordon Ives, Montague, is one of the promoters of a fox company in New Brunswick, now seeking incorporation with a capital Of $75,000.

ANNOUNCEMEN'l'.- The marriage

ls announced to take place on Oct. 28th of Miss Emma Curley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Curley,Prlnce Street, Charlottetown, to Mr. Jos- eph Coyle of this City.

COSTLY TO0'l‘HACHE.- Dr. Lun-

die, Veterinary Surgeon of the Chas. Dalton Silver Fox Company, was a passenger by the southern train yes- terday afternoon to Murray River. the doctor goes to extract an aching tooth from one of the precious little animals in one of the ranches in that neighborhood.

SUCCESSFUL ISLANDER.- Mr. Stanley McKay, managing director of" the McKay ' Motor Car Company, New Glasgow., has arrived in Char- lottetown and registered at the Vic- toria Hotel, Mr. McKay, who has had great success in the manufacture of automobiles, is a native of Souris

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It is your guarantee of genuine Mk quality and style, known throughout Canada for more than forty years. _

'I`00KE BROS. LIMITED, - MONTREAL

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and goes east today, combining' busi- * ness with pleasure

movement is no foot for the estab- lishment of the largest fox company yet projected, by a group of men among whom are some of the most iuccessful young financiers of Can-

:ompany with a capital of $1.000,000, will be formed in 1914. From 40 to 60 iairs of young stock will be needed which will tend grea-

i ble th f ie to sin I

a short time before proceeding south. Dr. Collin is a native of the Island,

est in the fox farming industry, which

becoming world-wide. The industry

Revue has this further to say: "At C

pearance.’ _

ide.. If the project goes through, B ‘

present only the breeding of the fox originated. It is claimed that the is really well developed. If, by over first two pairs of foxes that they got production, the value of thc skin in at their Gardens were the finest 'innlly becomes depreciated-a fatal wild silver-blacks that up to that error-prices will probably not fall time had been captured. Mr. Gore below a certain level, which will leave is here in connection with the closing ii profit for the breeders. Thus 'heir of a fox deal, and will remain on the efforts are of much interest, and be- Island for another week, In reply sides their speculative value they ns- to a question put to him by the sure the conservation of certain var- newspapermnn as to what he thought Bring at the geece in their feeding ation will also be completed on Mon- icties whose increasing rarity has in- Of 'the outlook of the fox industry, El'0U11d Ulltil they 1111 lcff- NOIL sat- dll? 9V¢niU§ at the S¢h001h0l1S€ at sllircd fears of their complete disap- he sald:-"I consider that the out- lished with the ufternoon's work the L€'W¢B. 2206.

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flow ll. D. ll. Cures Bad

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“ikin Trouble! enej,

(This letter is just receivedz) blessed I1.D.D. I never expected a ‘

"'1"oront0_ i cure, I only got D.D.l)., to take the

terrible itch away But by degrees I Cm” Ti n"li“|=" "f "WW l'llh ‘it writer'

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| y f, 0 k 9 e p 1; h e p rice “I am il l¥l0IZll0I` Of tW8IVe CIlil(Ii'€n.! ' ’ _ "Fur yilirs I hu\'i-'lim-ii siiffr:rlng frciii asiliuia

. _ saw the big sore getting smaller. I niu1m~~n~-imis, A w--if 1 -1, -.1 1, i.

if stock for breeding purposes at its I took a bad leg at the birth of my. have 8 thankful heart today ,,,_. U, |,,,,,,,_u__.,, ,,,__:_‘,_‘, f,';f‘,',(_fI'a'*_§_§ ,‘:;lm1;__k‘_'___ ,resent high ng,"-3 and consgquenuy _ . _ _ ii ii-iisrioniifiil ln iviili-r lirfom rcllrln wich

“Bi Child- I WHS laid “D “V0 Webkll Mrs. Stitt, 202 N. Wcston Rd. nlgiii. Tm- ri-li--r I inn-0 hai..-ri.-"mi fi mir.

ha 0 OX 001119811 S ng . . ' \i»linu»=_ i mini iieni-iii iiiiiiim- ii. i rc ,_ 1 - _ with a doctor attending me who does West Toronto. Y ¢» - ay Buch unprecentedly large dwld nothing but treat this kind of skin! The cures of D I) D are past belief

'i'.1‘f.i1...‘§"'2..§“§?§§.§§Z.E’°"““g°“’ Six were ago I heard of D-! A11 dfuggfée hl~`<='fu» H°<>=.\\i“r» i.':r..:vz§.':"i..::f..:%i‘i..:!:~f:‘:i°..:;‘=.i'a..“°rri

` ILD. As I used to tear my leg HI’ cooling wash and also the eiiicient in_i_i_»-r :iam in- rniihnfi on me fin-.ir nun 'ilimnr

Bight until it was a bleeding mass I | 11.IJ.D. Skin SOBP- __ I'-'iris Inilsirniillfgrffzfxinmoi:-rIIliT|"Tl;d`|r:.IT.|

; _ _ ' 1_ (1 we will gg you l»n\\~r-is ilinroiiglily orc-ii. Thi- llrsolvi-nt inust

LEAVES FOR TRINIDAD__,1,he appl.ed a bottle of DD.D I can tl Lorne to us an __ ____ _ _ _ 1 _ __ _ ____ Rem DL Fulton J_ Comm who has tell you the ease it gave mc. I never, the first full size bottle on the guar- ,,i,‘,,,",:"1,,,;,,,,‘i;;§f,,,,,,'f,§"X3“,,.Ii\-||I:'"I;, "1f,._§,{j been visiting his bwthe,._ Mn Henry used to sleep with _the pain. Mapy a ante; that it will stc:_1;u_t_l_;i_z_ditch at £1l;_~;__i:___3g_{:_;i»n_;»_g_r_:p___er z_i:;;_p_._-_i;i§.»;_;i__\E_i_|_cn;-,»~tr 3' Comn of this city' leaves this tmwtl Ixeulrly fellimth lizmeiss crffnrli Oni? (Ar Itiycilsttexifloneisleritrnl Drugstore """“i"g 'Or Ham” °“ “tm” t° wiillio Iiggliés Sw mliniefkgsto rne;cn~iriu£wown'1> is 1 'I J Trinidad. He win remain in Hniiisx P __@_V P; ‘same hm, wen, hack agm, in the

'V V evening and continued in the same

AN INVITATION,-At a meeting of|1ook for the fox industry is very difigmceful W0"k- ACUOUS Buch 118

and £88 been fmbiring in Trmigad the Presbyterian congregation ‘of bright, especially for the good stock. thm do “Ot lle"em" those i“ I-he 1110t0l' ;f;ny ‘;ea,l;“’;,'; piffgifén, ohinmsn. N. B., hem on Monday, ,I think that me business that is £10112- *Fir cannot sr: nfs; cr_\_n\in\i

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the colleges connected with the Pres- October 20th' ‘*“ ““”‘“‘m°“s can was cgndélctlng tgie tbleedglg Of, e_g?.(;d keen them uwiy ge,-Omyethelir cpeeiiir h t_ . _ t t _ W extended to Rev. John T. Ma_cNally, s oc wi m ii am i s vau , 1_e . __ _ _ _ _

y erian in ores s in the est In- , . .mm is ,md ,,1 tl h t n i

. . . a graduate of McGill University and anything else, the business that is i B ~~ - all 1 5 1'-’ B 00 1 E 01`

img’ whxch also include Britmh Westminster Hall Vancouver. 'l`hc

good is going to pay best The in_ ‘those who go at it lawfully. The ut-

ininna. The Doctor spent the sum- C H .u be d lt' .th at a eu I ` _ t(.,,;i.,n f Qi, - 1 ~ -_

_ . _ g dustry has held out up to now, » 0 _P i';l11Y\0 W-11`f 0118 in di

mer U1 _Gl`°§"-t BYIFUID- tfflV9“mg OL; thvglpresbysgy gf! St _Ionamin is options on next yea,-'B stuck are wctcil to this work which might rc- "“"“gh l‘““g1="“' S°°”1°“d ‘md 1”' ‘sein in si. Andrews' church on sri- already being secured. thus showin: .HW "1 l‘fi“r’i“K the s\1i1W rur- “‘“d- ' dey, october sich, ai 2.30 freioclc. that it is holding out still; and I ties *U ¢i"1°---V

Rev. Mr. MacNally is a native or think that the same prices that pre- -_

E1mg¢1a1e_ p_ E_ 1__ and B, nephew 0; veil now will be obtained for thc _ , _ M _ R ii 1; c - b 11 r on i t - wrt seasolfs y0\mn»” NEW INSTITUTE--*Jas* “"°“‘“S __oi;:n_ o er amp e 0 uf 0 I-€ a meeting of the farmers of Lot 60

has its home in this island, is fast _...___ _ MONDAY. , WHS 110111 in the HCh00ll10l1Sc at Lewes

QUEBEC FOX MEN___ Yeste,_daya_ and a Farmers’ _Institute organized

as becomes its importance in scieuti- G dv t h d t~ -OWING TO THE STORM of last to be Caucd the "Lf’1`d Selkirk" In- 'iic breeding. has attracted the at- w;lt*;,r1¢f:.!_1;`f_p?}1;eé`_ é0rl;_°,§;";i,;B‘;.Il(§’; I week the Swansea Trader which was Hl-if\1_¢@- The f0U0Wi11§ directors were tciition of o. prominent scientltip gour- Renfrew C,-,mpany__ of Quebec_ the [due in Summerside Friday evening _f:PD0_l_fI1t;Jd¥dTh¢;_111;S MCPIISFSOI1. Neil nal of Paris, the Revue Scleni que, largest uve, bl ck fo b d - ,was unable to handle cargo at Hali-‘ '- C 60 . 0 Colm J. Stewart

wliich, _in its ippt-_pmber issgleéi sta_t§s that prgvince ,mda tha- x;ar;‘;teriu;2]ie,x _ang d_i_d not sail frpm that portlgeorgc BMcLea_;1, J James( _l_vfcA_i;lay:‘i_ in cr u ra:-“ t_ c presen me e piers in the Amerie t' nt_ Th~ iunti ri ny ,ast, Sie is due in PNY "0I11‘11C » 1111105 0 Y. Ohrl ` ,l

i breeding of block aad silver foxes is company have th? lgzztlngxtengix Sumnierside this evening where a1M0I‘I`iS9Y and WHL MCTf1gl1¢. Uf which

carried on with success in several wiiegtion of wild animals in the large outward cargo, consisting of_G001`lZ5 MCI-@1111. L€W8S. WHS Bclcctcd ` " provinces, _notably in Prince Edward nl-oviuce of Quebec in their private about 3000 bags oats and potatoes, | us President and Malcolm J. Stewart island.” After referring to the fact Zoological Game” at Moutmorencylnwnifg her an-ivai for shipment to of Caledonia, as Secretary. Thirty that the breeding of other fur-bear- Falls, just outside of Quebec. It was Hldlifax--J members have “h”°“dY hfmded '

lng animals is being undertaken, the ln fact from that collection chat the

____ their names and on Monday cvcning

--GAME LAWS BROKEN.-Sports n meeting will be hcld in thc school-

men claim that the game laws are house at Lewes, to arrange mr the being badly broken around Beeeqne special grant and for the expenditure

om|pariy's fox-breeding operations

birds from motor boats as well as Wllethvf B member OI' HOII. iS i¥1\'ilS0<1 at night with lights. on 'rhnrsdsy to be Present On the same evening last one "sport" claims that a mg- it was decided to form an Associa- tor boat. with two people aboard tion for the members to secure some spent the afternoon nt the back of Dura-_-bred rams from the Federal Dc- Holmaivg Island and kept contimmiiy partnicnt at Ottawa, and its organiz-

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Mr. H. L. Hewson, the founder of

N. S., has been in the Island for nearly two weeks now in connection with the promotion of a fur farming

~|-,|,,,,5,,,q, ||',m, '|',.,i,,, 3; company that is to be located in this .

Ag o province. The business to be prose- 1

S e b this com an is to be that

PYICQ teiieiva scale than it is believed has ,_ _ V N,

I’ hitherto been attempted by any sim- _ ~ w

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the Hewson Woolen Mills of Amherst, I I %/

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1 _, . _ . . _ _ _ \ : sfo, sf. z';'.:f°;'; ..“;.:l;:.:'s:“.2.f;‘;:..‘;i A determination to get ff., 1 . ,i

2.--Ui -1"‘_' ‘ _" "" _ -- I I ` z _ as well :s osf Mgntreal, Toronto and ahead " is found in eve I

.l_{_a_nch-Bred Island. Foxes

' paying only $r5,ooo apslr for

_ . Free Ranchmg,

r ` whatever is made

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Pure Bred Black $l5000 a pr- :

Shareholders in the Three Rivers Silver Black Fox Co., are

Island black foxes after deducting the cost of ranch equipment,

. `orgauiz.\tlon and stock-selling expenses

' The foxes owned by 'this company are selected from fine i » Tnplln, Rayner, Dalton and Champion strains,sll_Class A foxes.

° the First Year

the c§;p:IIi:y§:sssets»include n three-acre ranch with all modem i

“‘ improvements, splendldly equipped. _ _

Three Rivers' Silver Bfack Fox Co., Ltd.

. . ‘Paid up capital 54,ooo, shares Smo each which can he ob-

tained from my of tts directors or from__

Z3 Fur Farmer?s Bureau & Exchange Ltd

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I _ _, _ / I DANIELh;’£R`I‘RI§Gl3. :slide scale. ‘We haves egtensiva' sold by Grout*

_ _ , 1 f th futur , nd I t nk the ` ` - 1 ~ _vkgoffg Roy- Opp Post Office peqre mm giggle iii: nmnii aught so const- I

the three pairs of ranch-bred

for ranching the first year and

_ furtherance of the project he has in of Woman. ¥` _ . _

l’$§$’y"»T$2."'°ciiL`3§Z . §l.i§r‘ii.$y175'i)»`i‘f§pZ§.fiit§`§ Stiff £'f.‘§.'f Vigor of bocly and brain comes principally from ~

sl w_ell as the heaviest

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_ -rich In quality and

This brand-in known ss \ . ./l\ _ "6`|'InrPIata tha! Wfan"

I ii ii me efigimi sndgenuinc"Rogers" 1

grade of plans made. _ sold sy Leasing nares

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' musk rat, skunk and mink is already

sentative yesterday evening, Mr

Hewson pointed out wherein the pro-

Ur a e position he' is at the back of differs

_ _ from the fur-bearing companies al-

, ` _ ready in existence. He said: "This

36 iff" ¢\10l¢¢ ‘md with BMG is the ni-st company ei the me

' lions: and bam 3% miles from the which has been started to breed sues

~¢\¢y on Mglp-que Road. This f.~ a variety of fur-bearing animals on

known as the -1Bm»k¢ Fmmw and a aclentlfie basis, and it marks a new

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ilielenoiaiua high state ofculri 1;" F ur °,;",;‘ "3 " 1: -6" “T”

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» vatlon. There iss bearing orchard companies that an breeding cms,

of 46° HPPl°`if¢'=9 1114 ° 80048101* animals besides rom, but my are

| for a fox rmeli near house. doing it separately, and this will be

Am,” (0 the only company that will have

return to the Island next week in the

hand

The proposed capital of the com-

ncss will besides about eight pairs

sist of extensive ranches of skunk mink and musk rat. Later on, it. is contemplated, the company will ex- tend their operations to other fur- bcaring animals which can be pro- éltably farmed; among these, it may

he mentioned, beaver. i As may be known, the breeding of

hclng successfully carried on, but in conversation with a Guardian repre-

r r breedin on such wide and

. fi.. United stares, are interested. fy \ 1 ‘

‘ - Mr. Hewson leaves for Amherst el- ° __

ther to-day or to-morrow and will

action of the successful man //

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uf' the best silver black foxes, con- the Que eats. ‘

Grape=Nuts

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ls the regular moming ration for thousands who Rare "making good," and who know that a clear brain and steady nerves are necessary to success. .

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_ ' Made ol Wheat and Barley, Grape-Nuts contains all of the vital tissue-building elements of the grains thoroughly baked, concen- trated, and easily digested.

“TI1ere’s a Reason” for Grape-Nuts

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