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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14
ELECTION NOTICE.

once Oh TUG NiN3 N''
cairo, Illinois, August 10, 1905
Public notice is hereby given lhat
ON Thursday, August Both, A, d. 1900
q snecial Election will be held IN me
Third Ward of the City Of Cairo M
nois for the election Of one alderman
from said Third Ward to fill the I'M
expired term of II. 5. Antrim, le ign
cd. oo
For The purpose Ct the said spec
IN Gle ton polls viii be opened AZ no
,1ll2 Washington avenue, beng 81"
a.ed on east side Of said avenue w
tween Eleventh and Twelfth street
polls VIII be opened at 100 ocIoc s1
m. and continue open nhul ~
o'clock p. m, Of the said THIRTEEN aaA
of August, 1906. IA.
/ Nomination paper for said eiec'io'
can be secured at this office and mus
be filed in this office on OF oeiol'
Wednesday. August - 1906
R.AHATCHER,
City Clerk.
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ty, Illinois.
Now. unless You, the said Rum -
wilson, shall personally be and appear
hofore Tie said county court oi
,,ovonaer county, on the hrst
.aay If the September term thereof 10
~ holden al Cairo, Illinois, in sala
- nnty IN The first Monday of Septem-
her 4. d. 1906, and plead, answer 81
demur to the said complainant pee'
tion. filed therein. the SAINT anu en1
matters and things therein cna'se'
and stated. viii be taken as coh'es'o"'
and decree entered against w" 90
cording to the prayer OF sala ni'i
Dated. Cairo. H., July -, l9oo'
Jesse Il. MILLER, CLERK.
Miles Frederick Gilbert, Complain
ants Solicitor.
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lAoks IN FOURTH HOLE.

Special to The Bulletin.
NATION, Aug. lS--JaeksonVlile was
ehoved down into fourth place this al
ternoon by the locals when they az
ministered two defeats to the VISITORS
Mccarthy broke all records oil me
Kttv league by winning the douole
header letting them down with three
hits in each game and shutting then
or in the first and almost duplicating
the feat in the aecond.
The score: n
Nation .-.--.-..- .'-.''+
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snail's Slow Progress.

A snaifs rate Of travel was ascer'
tanned by experiments in Florence
Half a dozen snails we're pe'n '''ea 20
crawl between two points IN feet
,patt Exact time was ks. + % the
stsrt to the finish. and thus the aver
age pace was learned. TIE hEnies
were then put into tables OF ieet,
yards and fnrlongs. and 1t was ionna
that {, would take a snail Exactly u
DAYS To- travel a mile,
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prrRIJCATfON NOTICE. State on
Illinois. Alexander county, ss--Coun'S
court of Alexander county, To the sep
TENDER term, A ID. 1906. cara ~,
Vie. administrative Of the estate OF
Matilda wilson deceased, vs. Lucie -
Mllbnrn Clara Il. Kyle and Ruth H.
vnson Petition to sell real estate 10
ray debts. Affidavit that the residence
II Ruth L. Wilson, one OF the above
named defendants is unknown ana
.upon diligent inquiry cannot be found
having been filed in the office OF the
clerk Of the county court Of Alexander
county. notice is hereby given 10 the
said Ruth l.. Wilscn, that the said PLAIN
riff Clara f. Kyle Administrative, OF
tho estate Of Matilda Wilson, de
ceased has filed her petition IN the
said county court Of Alexander county
for an order Is sell The premises ne
longing to the estate Of said deceased
=. So much Of il as may be needed tC
the debts Of said deceased ano
scrtbed as follows, to-wit. The un
Ia,yided ore-half Of lots numbered nine
"a, ten a0. eleven an, twelve az
and east half Of thirteen (iS) a.
IN block numbered fifty one toD il
The first addition to the car
of Cairo. County of AIeNande
and state of Illinois, and that a sum
mons has been issued out Of this cour
AGAINST you, returnable at the Septen
her term A. d. 1906, Of said court I
he holden on the first Monday OF SCI
TENDER A. D. 1906, at the court nous
n the city Of Cairo IN Alexander eoui
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The fans had better be taking inter
ast in the few remaining games 10 pe
played here this season, says the
ducab New Democrat AS in all prop
Unity mis- will be the last season Of
league base ball for Paducah so lal
as he kitty league i. concerned. IL
people Of Paducah undoubtedly nave
Iost all interest in the sport
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Danvine. with the once famous
Pearl Holycross in the box against the
now famous Guy Woodring viii be the
attraction this afternoon at Sports.
mans park. The visitors have been
handled roughly in paducah and it's
certainly up to the locals to redeem
themselves and take the Wohle bunch
away from Danville.
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Ginger Beer.

Pour a gallon Of boiling water On
one pound Of loaf sugar. half an ounce
OF ginger. and one ounce Of cream o.
tartar. When ne rly cold add q table
spoonful Of yeast strain bottle. eh'
in six hours 1t viii lie ready for nss
n root ginger is used. boil il IN th'
water for 20 minutes.
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The way we live now certainly tenus
toward the modes and manners OF inc
continent. We go in strongly for out
door amusement we take our pleas
ures less sadly social life Is every
thing TO us, and TIE es OF nome anu
family accept back seat in our cal
in.,n I Ill nn' fiNl.4
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OFF THE BAT.

IN a game Saturday again-t Atlanta
.pad pnhanuon secured three hi $ ON
of tcut times at bat In fact lns' hau
me bite made by Nashville Johnny
puggan another last year kltiy star
ala the pitching for Atlanta hoialhs
Them TO a lie in the ninth lnnihs'
when the game wa. called on account
IF darkness.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14

To smuglle a human skeleton INTO
Canada from Detroit a medical SUI
dent dressed it in female attire ana
seating It by his size In ousEy'
crossed & or the boundary line AiIeI
he got safely into his house he learner
MAJ .h,-e Is no custom duty on sAe.e
tons
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14
Sion Of The Cherry Tree.

The enter9rlslng landlord who ad'
vertised his lou-e as being located
"in a grove of gigantic cherry trees
with ladder for each guest, writes
to say that Advertising pays ana none
others need apply
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rxcorsion to ST. Louis and Return.

By special train and regular trains
AUGUST DIST via Mobile and Ohio ran
road Rate from Cairo $500. Limit
August 29th, inclusive Trans ieas ,s
cairo 12:15 p. m, 2:32 a. m, and 2:z-
n m. For particulars apply to NJ
and 0. agents.
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~ o r II Z
Vim .oO5IO 0p 90 2
cairo 10000 1000 o. 3 !
SUMMARIZES base on balls
on Cheuault .: Struck out-By John
son 3. by Chenault -, Left on bases
Cairo 3. vincennes 6; Passed BATS
Natteson l. Quiesser |; Wild pitche-
Chenaalt 2. Hit by pitched ball-
p,osser. Stolen bases-Bis eel, Quie'
ser. Time-1:45. Umpire-Chill.
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Kemmetling with Danyille awhile
is holding down first sack for li''ie
Rock in The Southern league ana >"
far has made good This is another
evidence OF how fast the kl'ty ieas"e
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Chean Excursion.

Don't fail to take in the cheap eN.
curslon TO Northern Michigan mex
Monday. See Ad.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14

The averages issued by Presideh'
fosness, dated August /, show that
oithridge, considering the number o.
games in which he played, leads the
league in hitting with an ayerake III
q that time of 315. TO date, however
ne has played in 81 games ana mas
he splendid average of .3S4 to his
credit Blousser comes next, with
3l4 average to date, while Long i
close on his heels with .306.
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our record for this home series Is
eight out Of eleven games wen. II
we can do just as well with Nmeenhes
and the Cairo bunch we viii be rest
me nretty near second place.-Padu
cab News Democrat.
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Cairo may have a fight on her hands
70 keep Paducah out of second place
but with four games with DanyliIe ana
ton with Paducah il looks easy Afte'
Danyille. Caro- & es to Paducah lot
six games and returns here with Padu-
cab for four. There are TWO posi-
poned games that will be played OIL u
paducah Out of the IL games so RAJ
played with Paducah the locals nave
won IL and lost only four. a fact whlc'
/ is in itself is most encouraging
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14

The defeat Of V.ncennes by the 10
Gals Yesterday and the loss Of Jackson
vtre 10 Nation in two games
strengthens Cairo's hold on seeoha
Mace sends Jacksonville a notch De
low Paducah and makes NincenneS'
caro-, and Paducah, the three old tim
ans in the league. the present leaders
1t will be remembered that at the
beginning of the season The Bulletin
said that the Older members oil lu'
KITTY would form the first division
while the cubs would hight II o.
among themselves for the honors
The lower end Of the line
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14
GET LAST
GAME FROM
V|NCENNES
WINNING EASILY ON 0o"p''''>
TON OF BAD PLAYS N'N
ONE HIT IN FIRST.
OLD LEACUERS IN LEAD

,.g.. Jacksonville in the Hole seio"
paducah-Mccarthy Wins double
Aeader-New Batch OF Dope
For the Fans
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14

Batterie Moore ani Beml-. al
kenburg. Wilson. Smith and Wake
7eld.
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To have your Advertisement reao
nv the greatest number OF people
aust appear IN Tia Bulletin-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14

OF the IL runs made in the CAIRO
Vincennes series, just ended each
team made six and the only earned
run was made by Cairo. The mis-
were evenly divided but Nincenne
carried off the honors on merit alone
playing better ball than the local
who. IT must be confessed, played the
series with startling amount ol
aumbness in their heads and numb
ness In their bodies.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

BROOKLYN. Aug 13-Chicago scored
he fourth successive victory "Ne'
Brooklyn today.
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pANvlLLE SHUT OUT.

SDecIaI 10 The buHttH'
Paducah. Aug. 13-The locals were
very busy the first inning OF today
game with Danville and when II was
over they had six runs to their cred g.
AFTER that they could not make any
neither could Danyille.
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HOW THEY STAND
YESTERDAYS SCORES

Cairo 4, Vincennes D.
NATION 4, Jacksonville Q.
NATION 3. Jacksonville 2
Padu. all c, Danyille O.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Second Game.

Baueries-Howell. Hickey and Spth
Ger. Waddell. C0ombs. Schreck and
Powers
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Ratterie White and sullivan
~hesbro and Thomas Called at the
end Of the ninth to allow ths visitors
TO catch a train.
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Roland leads the league in stolen
bases. having added in the zen games
10 thefts, making a grand total oil ~
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14

To,ols, 6 q 6 2
GRATED for Donovan in ninth inning
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Kew york, Aug l2--The visitors
,,ara haareu twice by the local. today.
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Ritter; Taylor, oye,all ana Moran

Philadelphia. Aug, 13.-The VISITORS
,,,t4 npt hit Sharks.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-02-17
Told BY Mrs. Russell.

Mrs Henrietta Russell. who writes
scnsibly on education, says some OF
the current notions IN regard TO II are
strikiuply like those OF Aunt Char.
lotte, an old negro woman OF Alabama.
Whenever a subject was under dis
cussion IN the family Charlotte would
be sure 70 state her own superior
method OF proceeding IN such matters.
and no doubt ever assailed her that
possibly she might not be right. On
one occasion her mistress was talking
about sending some OF the children 10
school and Charlotte. as usual. put In
her oar.
Laws, mlssis." said she. what mel,
you pay money for TO sen dc chile TO
school? ! got one smart boy name
Jonas. but Farms him myself"
but. Aunt Charlotte" said the lady,
how can you teach your child when
YOU don't know one letter from an.
othor2'
How teach him? u.s. mex him
tex de book an set down on de 40. an
den ! say: Jonas. you tex yo' eye
FUN dat book. much less leggo him, an
skin you alive!'"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-02-17
Cathedral Art IGNORED.

"A thing that has surprised mo
about your American etchers and en-
gravers.9 remarked a European ar
list who is In this city on visit lis
that not one OF them has ever seen
the value OF the interior OF your ST.
Pauick's cathedral as a subject for
pictorial representation. The dealers
In such things tell me there Is no
engraving OF that interior in exist
once and yet its wonderful beauty
must be apparent to every one at the
first glance.
Il am told that your novelists have
not been so chary OF n lack OF appre-
citation OF what the cathedral stands
for esthetically as we'll as from its
spiritual appeal. And SO | am not
only surprised but grleved that my
colleagues should not have grasped
the opportunities II presents That
there would be a sale for prints OF
such a picture seems TO go without
saying. As TO It's beauty there can be
no question New York Press.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-02-17
THINGS WORTH KNOWING.

lam q manufacfDrin chemist. make lio-No
Balm aud think 10 the best, sursst safest anu
most effective remedy ever produced. II Is
chemical compound pure and clean. want 20
interest conscientious people who can appfrci-
ate merit la an external remedy and are willing
10 pay fair price for an nnnlgtsic that Will give
relief 20 pain ana cure skin disease.
Ny object Is 70 get permanent customers who
will appreciate something fine for home use
ana are willing 10 pay fair price for an honest
remedy that positively cures / make a straight,
honest remedy and guarantee n 70 cure any
piicailon.
Iwanf 20 send a trial 70 responsible people
with the simple understanding mat ~ IL comes
UP 70 expectations they VIII send me Mlthln ten
DAYS sc In stamps Drop a postal card to-day
ana IwmTakc an Ihe risk Of bo.ko Hahn reach.
ing you and proving satisfactory. ana lr0Ne the
question ~ pay IN your own hands. Ism TINS
a fair proposition
DIR. CORE, 1901 Champiain Ave-, Chicago.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-02-17
Louis Lang saw the outlaws approaching.

could be heard. though nothing could
be seen. and Louis managed to keep
out OF sight until evening dropped her
mantle over earth.
PEARL" said Louis, something
must be done TO check our pursuers.
In this wagon / have over million
In wealth and something must be done
TO save IT,"
What arc you going 10 do?" Pearl
demanded, for the first time she
showed alarm for ais safety.
Il am going to ambush tho vii
lains!" he said In n determined tone
OF voice. And | am going TO trust
you 10 manage the wagon alone. |
want you 10 drive right straight ahead.
all night, II necessary. until you come
10 farm house or railroad track!
Either buy new stock or take passage
to Gods country by rall!" he said,
kissing her.
Pearl knew that Lang had made M
his mind, and knew that II was best
for her TO say little. so she kissed him
tenderly goodbye and drove of as
l'NNtnltus
Lang got down from his scat and.
Winchester on his arm, lay alongside
the trail in the grass. hidden from
view Twenty minutes passed. the
wagon was out OF sight. The sound
mado by the wheels could hardly BE
heard; then Lang heard the sound
made by tramplng feet OF horses. The
moon came out from behind a cloud
and made II quite light Louis Lang
saw tho outlaws approaching They
wore totally unaware of danger: they
little thought one man would dare 10
ambush twenty. They ala not wakcn
10 danger until shot after shot rang
out upon the afr. and they saw a single
man standing In tho roadway dealing
out destruction right and loft. and
when they did realize II was too late!
There were twenty all told. and they
were riding 1--WE abreast. When Louis
cast his Winchester from him as
worthless and drw HIS reviewers,
King Schiller ard Bill Hawks had
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-02-17

cashed in their last account. together
with about ten others. Those that
were left turned and fed like cow
ards. little knowing that but one man
confronted themi
II did not take Lang long to cap
ture n horse and mount him, follow
ing rapidly after his wife. II took
hours for him 10 catch up. but at last
he did. because Mrs. Lang had slowed
up her team, rather desiring 10 run
the risk OF herself being caught than
to continue long In suspense as 10
Louis fate.
After travelling all night a railroad
crossing was reached. and. as luck
would have II. now that danger was
really over, the fugltives learned from
a farmer that a station was only a
few miles away, and were also fur
nished With team 10 drive over.
From here news was telegraphed 10
Or. Huntington about the safety OF
his daughter, and from here was
gained the first news that Jim Denver
was safe, but wounded.
The money was placed in the care
OF the American Express company for
forwarding. and II arrived safe at Chi
cago before Lang did.
Thus Langs ambition was fulfilled.
He had done something a little diff
ferent from other men--and the fame
and riches he sought were his. For a
time Lang visited DR.. Huntington at
his home, and before leaving for a
tour OF the world, Pearl and Louis
marriage was sanctihed and blessed
by the assistance OF reputable min
lister for fear that the marriage that
they had contracted in the Convict
City would not be considered holy.
(The End
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-02-17

around as II upon n pivot and with a
prick OF his bowie forced the mad
dened and startled animal 10 jump tho
railing and speed down the race track.
For n moment the country people
were too surprised TO utter sound.
Louis horse was running neck and
neck with the racers. II was not UNI
III the outlaws under Bill Hawks had
given chase, firing shot after shot at
our hero. that they began 10 realize
tho situation. At first they thought II
was some mad freak of a drunken
cowboy. but seeing Louis turn In his
saddle and fire at his pursuers. they
came 10 tho conclusion that tho thirty
mon following were regulators chas-
ing n horsethief.
A dozen times in going the distance
did Louis turn and send shot after
shot into the ranks OF his pursuers.
and he managed 90 widen the distance
between them every second. As he
neared the opening in the fence. de-
spite the noise OF firing and pattor OF
feet, no could hear the noise OF the
rumblIng OF tho wheels on the road
way. and he knew that Pearl with the
Judy wagon was at hand.
lie gave n hullo OF warning 90
Pearl, and then drove his horse over
the low fence and threw himself over
the high wall. Another instant and
Lang was upon the scat Of his wag-
on. ready 90 take the rcins in hand
over the pair OF noble horses he had
bought but an hour before
Lang had scarcely mounted HIS seat
when the heads OF the foremost OF
his pursuers could be seen over the
wall In this skirmlsh Louis would
have been foolish not 10 have shot
90 kill, and standing up on the seat.
Louis emptied his Winchester into the
ranks before starting his team flying
down the road.
After placing n mile between him
and the fair grounds and seeing no
sign OF foe in pursuit. Lang qule,ed
his team down and allowed them 90
yos quietly along. An hour later
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-02-17
nelirlum Of Aunner.

Hunger is one OF the trials that ex-
plorers OF the polar regions have to
encounter very often. Cart Scott In
his recent volume has this description
OF an unpleasant experience In the far
thest south MY companions get
very bad food dreams; In fact. these
have become the regular breakfast
conversation. II appears 10 be sort
OF nightmare; they are either sitting
at a Widespread table. with their
arms tied. or they grasp at dish
and II slips out OF their hands, or they
are in the act OF lifting a dainty NOR
sci TO the mouth when they fall over a
preclpice"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-02-17
No Sailor In His EYES.

n was the bellboy in the Peuuot
House. New London. who asked Capt.
De Witt Packard or tho Arrow
whether he had ever caught any
whales. TO which the man who steers
the flyer replied that he had never
shipped a whaler
was you ever shIpwrecked?" per.
sisted the reader OF "Harpoon Harry.
the BOY Whaler"
No. replied Packard. rs he noticed
the growing look OF disgust on his
questoner's face.
Never cast on n desert island?
Never caught by cannibals? And
never been bitten by a sea serpent?"
These questions came quickly and also
received negative answers Then the
boy turned sadly away with the re.
mark.
HIM you amt no real sailor. You
might as we'll have stayed on land"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-02-17
ALWAYS Sneak hnnefullv.

II you find any one determined TO
talk failure and illness and misfortune
and disaster walk away says Wom-
ans Life. You would not permit the
dearest person on earth to administer
slow poison TO YOU II YOU knew t..
Then why think e your duty to take
mental foods which paralyze your
courage and kill your happiness?
DO what you can 20 change their
current OF thought But 30 not asso-
clate intimately with them until they
have learned 10 keep sIlent-at least
II they cannot speak hopefully
Many a yiyacious young girl has
come under the influence OF just such
a wet blanket" and had all the Joy
OF her life talked out OF her. Sun.
shiny wives are wanted in these days
OF hard toll and still harder compotl-
tlon.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-02-17
81 Boxes of Gold
300 Boxes of Greenbacks
For the most words made
up from these letters
Y | 0 Grape-Nuts
331 people will earn these prizes
331 people will earn these prizes

Around the nreside or about the
well-l!ghted family reading table dur
Ing the winter evenings the children
and grown ups can play with their
wits and see how many words can be
made.
90 people making the greatest num-
Der Of words viii each receive a little
box containing n $1,000 gold piece
10 people will each win one box con-
tanning $500 gold piece.
300 people will each win n box con-
tanning 800 In paper money and one
person who makes the highest number
OF words over all contestants will re-
ceive box containing 10000 In gold.
IL Is really most fascinating BIT OF
fun 10 take up the list evening after
evening and see how many words can
be ADDED
A few rules are necessary for abso-
lutte fair play.
Any word authorized by websters
dictionary will be counted. but no
name Of person. Both the singular
and plural can be used. as for instance
grape" and grapes"
The letters In "YIOGrape-Nuts"
may be repeated in the same word.
Geographical names authorized by
Webster will be counted.
Arrange the words In alphabetical
classes. all those beginning with A 10.
gether and those beginning with Il 20
come under 4. etc.
When you are writing down the
words leave some spaces. In the A. r..
and other columns. 20 fll In later ~
new words come 20 you for they will
spring into mind every evening.
Il Is almost certain that some con.
testants viii tie with others. In such
cases prize Identical I'm value and
character with that offered in that
class shall be awarded 10 each Each
one VIII be requested 20 send with the
list Of words n plainly written letter
describing the advantages OF Crane
Nuts, but the contestant is not no.
qulred 10 purchase pkg These let
tiers are not TO contain poetry or fancy
ilourishes. but simple, truthful state.
ments OF fact For illustration. A
person may have experienced some
incipient or chronic ails traceable 10
unwise selection OF food that failed 10
give tho body and brain the energy
health and power desired Seeking
better conditions. n change ia food a
made and Grapo.Nuts and cream used
in place Of the former diet Suppose
one quits the meat, fried potatoes.
starchy. sticky messes OF half.cooked
oats or wheat and cuts out the coffee.
Try. say. for breakfast bit OF fruit. n
dish OF Grape-Nuts and cream, two
soft.bolled eggs. a slice OF hard toast
and cup OF Postum Food Coffee.
Some amateur SAYS: "A man would
faint away on that" but, my dear
friend. we will put dollars to your PEN