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EUIISI1
col 6O2 Phoenix Building.
BARGAIN OFFER By OWNER.

=. BARGAIN OFFER By OWNER.
=. Two lots on Portland av. one corner and
$475 for one next to corner and 1928 TOR
e corner; go out tomorrow and look at this
! beautifully located double corner, surrounded
land Ie s7 ana sst h st. owner viii Wis sell TO-
# desired. Address '72os journal.
LOTS ON CEDAR LAKE ROAD. NEAR ASH
>, st, will sell cheap If purchaser will improve:
OF Setve fsontRg
av, Bassett's creek and Great Northern n. r.,
very suitable for chicken and duck farm or
aDiary, and also for residence.
Theodore Basting,
sos Globe Bldg. go
FIVE LOTS FACING oAR1dANs BAY, MIME
topka; lie feet lake frontage: nice shade
trees; good LOCATION: one-half mile Spring
Park station. $70o; bargain; part time II
desired; lot on Bedford av So, $685. cheap;
suitable for lady. J. II. Eye, So4 Bank Of
Commerce building. - -
Sus1s2sss foF ? on ( %EsrHnS Az m. Q
o rental value about $40 per month; price 0
, o $4,000; possibly less. -: o
J. @. Willard, sos Phoenix. o
o o o o o % o
% CALHOUN PARK. o
o For the cheapest good lot on Holmes av 0
.. inside asd; water, gas stone walk paid, 0
ot'call at 5os Phoenix 0
% 0 o 90 o % o 0 o 0
cEEAg LOTS! caEAP- LOTS! cHEAR LOTS
$LSV9, Goifax S az 5, inside Goth; corner on sth
az 8, inside 3d. east front, $3.50; Humboldt
. only $500. Percivai, SOC Guaranty Bldg. ~
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o o 900 o. o: o. o o. o {
8 50 OWN A FARM. !fF2<f 49,
Be Independent. tSAis {
We have found and purchased {
$4,000 acres of heavily tiInbered J; farm 4
ing land at a bargain. Close to civiliza- {
, ton, railroad good towns, schools, all
, churches; these lands are actually worth
!, SIS to $50 an acre with the timber on (
, Them we are going to sell them cheap at
auction to highest bidder in Minneapolis
this MONTH CSC an acre down, balance long
time; get maps, catalog, full information, Z,
, date Of sale, free. Write at once
Franklin Benner Land Co., Z:
500 Bank Of Commerce.
n q n a n 1,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
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Farm Lands.
Continued.

GET BUSY AND GO WITH US WEDNESDAY,,
May 10, to sunny southern Alberta; last chance
to get land FOR So per acre. within miles
OF railroad. We have the finest soil on
earth. Your first crop will pay for the land
and leave q handsome sum besides. This
land will sell at $15 per acre before Jan. /
next. Can you make money any easier than
payment, balance easy terms we have pri-
vate car, cook and porter; we will make you
comfortable and the land will make you hap
80 Guaranty p Snildina' r. aa1a.. esi w w
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sKARP 4 11NDau1sT,

320-23 Century Building. p s
We are the largest dealers of the north
shore property. - -
Did you know that Ainnetonka property is
good Investment?
~ We can easily prove to you that it is
u. Come and see US and we will gladly talk
1T over with you. ="
r Large tract, station Eangdon Park, will
) divide into tracts of five acres or more; lies
high, with fine view; at low price of $3.50
:. per acre: fine for fruit.
. Three very beautiful lots near Minnetonka
i and Spring Park, $3.50; biggest bargain on
Park, 500 to $500.
Two new cottages near Langdon and Spring
Park, tne trees, good shore, 500 and 5000.
and acres. a-~ = ,ta-s
Remember, the north shore is prettiest and
coolest. = -, ~ -. @#E.
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TENTS AND AWNINGS

s, D. CAMPBELL SHADE AND AWNING CO.,
awnings, tents and shades. Al Hennepin ~,
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Q YEILowsToNE VALLEY, IRRIaATED
0 farm lands, Billings Montana, under
0 $2bO,O00 ditch. completed. Unlimited !,
9 water supply, immense production of i
0 grain, alfalfa. timothy, clover yege-
0 tables and fruit. Fanltless climate.
o warm chinook winds In winter. Good
o prices for products; good schools. Best
o city In westi busy, hustling Billings.
o Low fare. Write FOR booklet and bank
o references. Northwestern agents, He.
o Bruner Co., Andrus Building, Mime
Q apolis, MINI. - lN E5SeT;EtN.
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EieHTY-AcRE FARM NEAR LAKE
Minnetonka, in high state of cultivation;
several acres in fruit and orchard; good
building. This is choice. Might take inn
proved property as part pay. ,s
2k acres near car line, lies fine; bar
!, gain sure. -..--ss-..
10. acres on Portland av. outside city Z
limits; in high state of cultivation.
~ Brown Bros. 49, aE-sE sssEs
i. 1926 Guaranty Building.
O o o % % o o 20
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o: o o o 90 o O o o O !
$4,000 ACRES FINE PRAIRIE LAND,
northwest Of Dickinson; especially low
price to purchaser OF entire tract. This,
Is the cheapest good tract on the mar
ket. Write today. -. -. -,g'sE5
Hunter Land Co., ,.& 49,
lot New Chamber Of Commerce,
Minneapolis. 80
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REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE.
UninnproVed.
Continued.
D. O. BELL INVESTMENT CO.,

49, Ill Fourth st. 5. 49, w..
l.s.z New Security Bank Building. S
u $50 for large south and west front corner
80. s,ss walk paid fos both sides.
f e Az lies eoas sS a
1856 10th av S, between 2sth and 2ath SITS;
large lot, 4Sx157; stone walk paid for.
s2762Oth av s. between S1st and 32d sts east
front lot, 50a12o; city water and stone
$500 for good east front lot 42x1s4, on Colfax
av S. between AID and 44th SITS; $50 cash
and $40 per month.
s;p.. and seth av n, adjoining Walton Park;
lies fine and is cheap; city water In street
22d st; large lot. 4sx12e to- alley: city
> - ~ water and sewer: this is cheap. M +
oooMFof fnsia. large lot, 4sxls5, on Columbus
saoo-Each for ane wooded lots in Midway dis
block from city limits; get of interurban
to rsht sRo easS a and 0s sio 'G per
..-o month: only per cent interest.
aats 9th az between wee ash
Fsn Gok 1t u Rorsa s d aTs serner
.44x143: stone walk and sewer. -. E
sts good az east sssTss Po 4'a ~ sS1
south Of s5th st. " :.,C i.t1N.
$So5-Aldrich av $. between 42d and 4sd SITS:
fine east front lot. 42x12s to alley: city
s2oo-Soth av s. between Lake and a1st SITS;
good lot, 43x125 ~. s.~ =
$55-Only per front foot for very fine double
- depth east front lot, 72x246, on Park av,
inside Of 9th ST.: stone walks both
streets. This is the best bargain the
avenue; let us tell you more about 1t. ~.
az between 9th and 9Th
and stone walk; easy terms. :
$350-13th av Sc between Talmadge and Divis-
f - Ion; east front lot, 4ox131: sewer, water
and gas. s*.. ' >.'..-'
Il $3.50 Holmes av. between a2d and SD SITS;
ane lot. 42x12s; stone walk, city water
and gas. .s..3''. = 81,
front lots. FOXES, on m Sheridan az and and
Sth av: stone walks. :.
$27s-14th av 8. between a5th and seth SITS;
,, lot 5ox127; city water; this Is a bargain;
$soo-Harriet av. between Franklin and 22d
o. st; fine lot, 4ox12s; sewer, water, gas and
cog stone N walk: lies high. o,.,
25th SITS; large lot 55x124.
500 to $125-For. one Of those bargains or
Sheridan. Thomas. between Plymouth ant
1+th av NJ only $1oscash and SIS pei
write for plat. - ~.
SITS: high lot 4oSi27; close in and
bargain; will consider above amount.
ss5o-For a good east front lot on eth st N
between 25th and 28th avs, 4S-foot front
city water and stone walk: two If de
= : sired: they are cheap. ~
. good east front lot, 4ox1so to alley; stone
20. walk; city water to be put in this year
S276-29th av 8. between 10th and Lake SITS
large lot 4sxl57: stone walk
$276-S0th s, between Goth and Lake SITS
-..- fine lot 4sx12s: stone walk.
$2,250--For q very fine south and east from
corner In Green's addition. on Irving az
s; this is choice location and good size
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MINNEToNKA PROPERTY

$500 f.ssf 1t- ~. & Z. az
WE HAVE FOR SALE A HALF-MILE OF
Il fine lake front with width and depth
Z. to suit purchasers, on Browns bay, next
west to Peavey tract; prices moderate to
acceptable buyers, who will improve
Cottage lots and acres to sell and to rent
In Robinson bay, on new streetcar line;
f,a best bathing beach on the lake.
Good lots with lake front for sale and
some furnished cottages to rent at Cot
tagewood; also accessible to streetcars.
Il The Mapiewood Inn property, IS acres,
with 400 feet. of fine front on lake,
adjoining Breezy Point streetcar con.
pany now building a dock there; good
place for an Inn, clubhouse, or pri-
yate residence.
& Call at once on
Gale & Co.,
421 New York Life Bldg.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
81 Continued.

FARM FOR sALE-2oo ACRES. az MILES
from nearest town; eastern part of Worth
county, Iowa; good buildings; farmers tele.
phone connection; rural mail delivery and
to crop of corn land oats, remainder pasture,
meadow; II sold ut once price $67 an acre
ag,;or will trade for creamery property. Address
1920 Journal. ~ ~ ~
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SIX ACRES 4 OF GARDEN, SEVEN RooNl
house and barn; win sell or rent; close to car
line. 423 Medical block.
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= = THE MOST FERTILE LAND
In the state Of Minnesota is offered you
at $40 to $50 per acre. Extra easy terms.
Located in Kanabec- county, the home Of
the big red clover; greatest stock-raising,
dairying. general farming and tame grass
land under the sun; acre pastures cow {;
yields from three to six tons tame hay to
acre; get a home on this rich soil. Come
and see me. ..-..s. - .45r.. e. T.
[. "A. Howard, 500 Oneida Bldg, Minneapolis.
NICE FARM FOR SALE THE REPUTABLE
Lincoln Valley, N. D., 22s. acres of land, 175
under cultivation. balance. in pasture, good
and barn; intending to start business, there
fore want to sell; Inland town Of Lincoln To-
Gated on the plotted part of one side, 46
terms II necessary % For further particulars
Al write to the owner, G., G.. Reiswig, Lincoln,
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18th av $, cornes Of 18th, three lots that lay
fine with improvements in and paid for. These
are cheap.
Colfax av. s, near 22d, right in the cream of
sunnyside' all imP ss ven paid for.
9th aY and s1st, double corner; no better any
where. Look them - oyer 49,. >..
Linden Hills, Ave lots that lay good; 3 real
Humboldt av 3, nett to corner s1st; price goes
to 81 100 after this week; all improvements;
beautiful lot' close Il to os car and lake.
Knox ar. east front fine trees, high ground;
: houn; new house next {; ,i to lot ..s 1
Fine lot. eox11&, on $50 st; fine view Of Lake
~ $3.50. 49, J.
Lake place. near 2oth st, good lot and cheap;
$500.
Lake Of Isles boulevard, near 18th ct, s5x1ss
fsst' the finest ''f $780, 81 the lake. g.
sRess ans homes; i e sso he place
Pleasant a' two fine 1 |Sts east front near 3d.
= Harriet av, near Lake st, east front; best lot
$780,
Grand av, next to corner a2d. east front; never
Cali on US for property in Calhoun Park,
+ Lake Of Isles any other section Of the city.
Croker & Crowell,
s- 815 Bank Of Commerce Building.
SO DOWN, S. PER MONTH"; THESE LOTS
: east and are covered with beautiful shade
fsss nssssy sys eSSs sss
- but these lots will soon double In value.
Rs hss ~ Ed g. ut aR Rssa
:, come handy later On. 10. ~. -
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FARM BARGAIN7-l4s ACRES OF IMPROVED
land for sale at a bargain, in Hubbard county.
MINI. 80 acres under plow 10 acres ready to
Der to cut S00eto 1,0O0 cords Of wood; house,
barn. henhouse. four miles from town: only
Guthrie MIN ~. NssI 49, y -
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FOR sALE-PRIvATE BOARDING HOUSE IN
beautiful grove west of Chapman house. be-
tween Lake Minnetonka and Lake Langdon,
12-room house, summer kitchen, good we'll,
woodshed, basement, barn, chicken house, ice
house filed with ice; can be seen any time,
by owner. Mrs. B. E.. Hoskins, Mound,
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=.
FARM FOR sALE-1so, ACRES. WITH rs IN
four miles southwest Of Hankinson, N. D.;
few cheap buildings ON place; will sell for
81. 80 per acre; worth $35, but am trav-
cling man and not able to give same my
proper attention; one-third cash, balance time
{ to suit; Call or write owner, A. q: Man
ming, $40 Irving av N, Minneapolis. MINI.
40 ACRES, sTEARNs COUNTY, MINNIE.
sofa; practically all under cultivation: good
set Of farm buildings; plenty Of tame hay;
{ Eve miles northwest Of St. Cloud, 21a miles
from St. Joseph station; this Is a very
choice farm; Will sell cheap on very reason
able terms; ST. 500 cash viii handle 1t, ball
". McQuery, 31os Piilsbury @av.
FOR sALE-l,s2O ACRES OF SELECTED FARM
experimental farm at Cheyenne Wells, 31a
miles north Of the plated town Of First View
z on the Union Pacific Railroad. II taken be-
fore July 1, 1905, will sell for 30. 25 per acre
81 So per acre cash and balance in eight years;
81 title direct from u. P. Land Dept. Address
"a BLOCK OF 5000 ACRES sELEcTED LANDS
North Dakota, at $3.50 per acre, near proposed
line Of Milwaukee railroad, 81 per acre paid
quarterly during the first twelve months; will
a&carry this land Ave years on the usual con-
tract, For further information address g. w.
l5 Nucka1lss Owner, Tfntah, MINI.
WE CONTROL SOME LARGE BLOCKS OF THE
best agricultural lands in Manitoba, Saskatch-
|fS evan and Alberta, Canada, and want good
4. agents everywhere, to secure buyers for us.
commission, where business results for Sc
curing us buyers. Wire, phone write or call
land see u.s. Now Is your opportunity Dodge
Co., 617 Phoenix Bldg.
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o o o
o FARM LANDS. A., .e,-s.
o. Just returned from Canada. where I
o placed some investors. .- 49,. +.
1 can please you and put you next to 7
% good investments. ...7-' ss.'"-5
McDougall,'5 ~
o. The Canadian Land Man, - '-
5Jt.T. .~ s07 Phoenix Building. -
q o. o o % 90 90 Q % o D /.
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CANADA WHEAT LANDs-200, 600 ACRES,
carefully selected. close to railways, in Best
part northern Alberta and Saskatchewan
where wheat runs 80 bushels per acre.sg See
Northern Canadian reports; IS per acre up
wards 50 cash, balance 10 years. Join our
excursion May is. Agents wanted wholesale
buyers write for confidential prices 5000 acres
upwards. Union Trust Co., land department,
Ing ST PAUL, i!-7...s5 !. lFs.les 457.S>El
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The Things We Eat.

Too much meat is absolutely hurt
full TO the body. Sailors on board of
ships get scurvy when their supply Of
.egetable food is exhausted. The di-
gestive organs Of the human body de-
mand vegetable food, and if We don't
eat enough vegetables we pay for it
dearly.
Nature gave us wheat, and in every
kernel of wheat nature has distrib-
uted iron, starch, phosphorus, lime,
sugar salt and other elements neces-
sary to make bone, blood and muscle.
EGG-O-SEE is wheat scientifically
prepared. Cooked, and made into
crisp flakes, EGG-O-SEE goes into the
stomach ready for the digestive or
gans to convert it into ife-giying sub
stances with but little effort.
EGG-OSEE eaters are a clean-eyed,
strong and happy lot. The proof of a
pudding and the proof of EGG-O-SEE
is in the eating EGG-O-SEE besides
being solid nourishment is most pal
atable. Every mouthful is a Joy TO
the taste and direct benefit to your
health. A 10-cent package of EGG-O-
| SEE contains ten liberal breakfasts
/ Our friends advertise us. They eat
! EGG-O-SEE for a while. They grow
strong. They are well and happy and
| ;hcv pass the good word along.
/ Next time you send 10 the grocer
/ ell vour boy or girl to bring home a
! racks age Of EGG-O-SEE. Fave your
.hiIaren eat EGG-O-SEE II is their
/ friend. They'll eat EGG-O-SEE when
nothing else will taste good.
You try EGG-O-SEE and you can
deduct the cost from your doctors
| bills.
We send our book, Back to Nature
free. It's a good bookful Of plain
good, common sense. II you want Z
copy. address EGG-O-SEE Company
| 10 First St. Quincy. III.
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DXT1iBOpNF
CHATTER XXI Continued.

During this last briet interval that
elapses Dick has chance to shoot
one glance upward. The chief en-
gineers house is back OF them, and to
his alarm no sees q fgure in win
dow
"Pauliuc, for heavens sake, girl
hidcl" he calls, and evidently the one
he addresses hears, for the figure no
longer stands there boldly In the WIn
dow, although he is positive Pauline
will remain where she can watch the
awful battle for the possession Of her
birthright--t lei Dorado Mine.
Let loose!' suddenly shouts Dick,
as he fires his gun into one OF the on.
rushing groups.
A fash of IRE runs along the line
Of intrenchments, just as wildfre
runs over the prairie, only there Is
accompanying this the rattle Of fire,
arms. II must at such short range ne
deadly In its nature, and the assail'
ants stagger under the blow In some
cases the sight of blood makes men
demons, and such seems to be the ef.
feet now; instead OF haltins aley rush
on more rapidly than ever, and their
cries are enough to curdle the blood
OF honest men. A peculiar change
has also been effected in the situation
by that burst OF musketry from be-
hind the intrenchments. strangely
enough nearly every marksman seems
TO have picked out torch-bearcr for
| his tafget-at least every man but one
of those who carry fambeaux Is down
aud this sole remaining individual
finding himself left as II were, the
focus Of all hostile eyes, becomes
panic.stricken, throws his torch upor
the ground and flies frum It as though
the inanimate object might be the
most deadly rattlesnake TO be founl
IN all the jungles of Mexico.
In the midst OF this weird, ghastn
sight, the followers of the Mexican
hida'go are discerned rushing up t
the breastworks and engaging the dc
Tenders in a terrible handto-han'
struggle.
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ARRANGING CUT FLOWERS.
Cut Stems little Every Day, Put in
Fresh Water-Should Lcok IS
If Growing.

First of all, a little salt put in the
water in which cut flowers are kept
will lengthen the lives of the flowers.
The water should be changed each
day, and the stems cut a trifie, and
washed by being held under the faucet.
Remember, when arranging bunchcs
of flowers that the most effective bou-
quets are those made to look as nearly
as possible like the growing plant. Use
plenty of green foliage and put the
flowers in loosely, never in tight, set
bunch. The best way to arrange them
is to put the green in fist and theG
IL IN the blossoms. Sometimes two
or three long-stemmed flowers, or even
a single flower, in a long, slender vase
is more effective than a large bunch
Of the same flowers.
Little wire screens for holding the
flowers are fitted over the top of bowls
and baskets. and make the arranging
of the flowers a very easy matter. This
is specially necessary if the bowl is
a shallow one. An ingenious woman.
who did not wish to 60 TO the C..pense
of having a silver wire screen made
for this purpose, bought a wire screen,
such as is commonly used for the sink
and fitted il over a bowl herself This
made an excellent holder ana was, Of
course. much cheaper than the silver
Brooklyn Eagle.
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This that follows is really funny IL
Is told by a Georgia gentleman OF
the old school," who is noted for his
rare humoT;
81 heard a good story tae other day
about a horse. and must tell II TO the
children. 4 man had a horse who
would sit down whenever he was
touched in the flank He would squat
on his hind quarters like dog. The
man tried to break him Of IT, but he
couldn't, and nobody would buy him.
One day q sportsman came along and
made his acquaintance. ana they took
a ride together TO hunt partridgeS
When they found a coyey, the man
touched bis heels 70 his horses flank,
and ne sat down. What makes your
horse do that? asked the sportsman.
why. he's a setter said the man. He
sets birds Just like dog So the
sportsman thought Re was most Won
derful horse. and he swapped for him
and gave $50 TO boot And he got on
him. ana after awhile they came to
creek that was pretty deep, and as
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sleepv Policeman,s Mistake.

An urban councillor of Milton, Sit
tingbourne, England, got into com
partment at Barking in which a po-
liceman and a prisoner were travel
ing.
Presently the policeman fell asleep
and when the train reached Plaistow
thc prisoner, failing to arouse his GUS
todian, quietly got out When the po-
liceman woke up he mistoolI the urban
councillor for his prisoner and tried
to force him out to the platform. The
councillor resisted. and the train went
on to Bromley-by- Bow.
Here the policeman succeeded In
hauling the victim on. and took him
back to Plaistow by train. After a
long cross-examinatioh the councillor
was liberated and reached home by
cab in the small hours OF the morning.
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BACK TO PULPIT.
What Food Did for Clergyman.

A minister of Elizabethtown telS
how Grape-Nuts fooG brought him
back to his pulpit: Some years ago
had an attack of what seemed to be
La Grippe which left me in COM
plete state of collapse and | suffered
for some time with nervous prostra-
tion. My appetite failed, | lost flesh
till | was a mere skeleton, life was
burden to me, | lost interest in every
thing ana almost in everybody save
my precious wife.
Then on the recommendation os
some friends | began to use Grape
Nuts food. At that time was a mis-
cradle skeleton, without appetite and
hardly able 10 walk across the room;
had ugly dreams at night, no DISPOSE
tion to entertain or be entertained and
began 10 shun society.
Il finally gave up the regular minis
try, indeed ] could not collect my
thoughts ON any subject, and became
almost a hermit. After | had been
using the Grape Nuts food for a short
time | discovered that was taking
on new life and my appetite began TO
improve; | began to sleep better and
my weight increased steadily: | had
lost some so pounds, but under the
new food regime | nave regained al
most my former weight and have
greatly improved in every way.
II feel that l owe much 70 Grape
Nuts and can truly recommend the
food to all who require a powerful re-
building agent. delicious 10 taste and
always welcome"
Name given by Postum Co.. Battle
Creek, Mich. A true natural road 10
regain health, or hold it, is by use
Of a dish of Grape-Nuts and cream
morning and night. Or have the food
made into some of the many delicious
dishes given in the little recipe book
found in pkgs.
Ten days trial Of Grape-Nuts helps
many There's a reason"
Look in pkgs. for a copy OF the IA
nous little book. THE Road to Well
vills-