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Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25
The Weekly Ledger


AGAIN the bogey Of Japanese zRgres
sien ID looming up. IL has been ne
ported IN various quarters that reA-
t.on. het-esn this country and japan
are strxined % TIE breaking point,
and that the Jspeez Ambassador,
Count Aoki 3 g - recalled asa marx
o. the Ruyernmeutk ~displezsure over
tee uay be has handed the claims Of
Japanese citizens against this govern
menk Il may be said that there is
about ~ much foundation for The
stralned relations story this time Is
here vas when : number Of news
papers had u going 70 war With the
Mlkado oFer the san Flsucisco school
question ns true that the Japan
ese 90 NOT like Us and never have in
spite OF the fulsome praise and sense
less nptures We INDUCED In over their
victories during the Russian war.
Commercial men and government
uficialk several Of whom have recent
~ returned TO Washington from Japan
al say that the situation Is ugly, but
not serious There is great deal of
Ear.AmericAn feeling in Japan, but
the country wants American money to
help ip internal development and
even at the worst, the little yellow
people would rather sir our pockets
than our threats. We probably viii
have them 10 Gght a decade or two.
hence, but there Is no immediate pro
spect Of q rupture
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25

Washington, July 2l-Peanuts arr
beginning to form an appreciable ant
rapidly growing item 10 the foreign
commerce Of the United States, es
pecially in the import trade. Despit.
the fact that the United States pro.
duces probably 1900, 900 bushels Of
peanuts per annum, her exportatIoni
have been In such uncomfortable guam
Titles that the Bureau of Statistics
has only recently found 1t necessary
70 include peanuts in its list Of article.
exported.
Meantime the imports have also
rapidly increased, and the total foreign
commerce IN this article In the year
about to end win aggregate nearly e..
100000. the imports having grown in
value from less than 5000 in the
year 1900 70 about 100000 in the pre-.
sent year, while export for the year
will approximate about $500, 900.
Prices Of peanuts have also greatly
advanced In the foreign markets, the
average valuation OF imported pea
nuts, based upon wholesale prices in
the markets from which they are sent
TO the United States, having advanced
from IL cents per pound in 1898 TO "a
cents per pound in 1907 for those in
the natural state, and that Of shelled
peanuts imported In 1895 was "a cents
per pound, and in 1907 as cents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25
SECOND TERRITORY CENSUS
In 1857 Government Enumerated
the Population Of Minnesota.

Guthrie, o. T., July p Especial.
The taking Of the census Of Oklahoms
at the present time by the federal au.
thorities is only the second time in the
history OF the United States that the
federal government has ordered 4 spe-
cial census taken. The other instance
was when Minnesota was admitted 70
the Union, in 1857, a special census
being ordered to determine the popu.
lation before the state was finally I'D.
mltted.
During the deliberations Of the
senate committee on territories in re-
gard 10 the admission Of Oklahoma It
was suggested that a census be taken
OF the proposed new state, but to this
Senator Beverage, OF Indiana, in
charge Of the statehood bill, objected.
pleading 1t would take too much time
and delay action.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25
SOLICITING PUPILS FOR
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
D. Z. Parker, Of Jefferson City. Here
in the Interest Of his Business
College. Approved by the
Business Mems Association.
He Wants Fifty
Pupils Now.

b. Il Parker, OF Jefferson City
manager OF several Business College,
In this state, Is in this city in the in.
terest OF the Business College be in.
tends opening here between Aug ust
nth and twelfth. Mr.. Parker has
never experienced a failure in this
line OF business yet and hopes TO make
the Mexico College as large as bis
Others.
He has schools In Jefferson City,
Marshal, Houston, Holden, Warrens.
burg and Okmulgee, l. T.. All Of the
above institutions are under his
direct supervision and he ices that
they are all they are advertised. Mr..
Parker desires fifty pupils enrolled
when the school opens and after that
he feels positive that its success is as
sured.
At a recent meeting OF the Mexico
Business Mems Association that body
encouraged MI. Parker TO establish
here and extended their support and
hearty cooperation. He expects only
half OF the tuition to be paid at first
and after that IL will be taken In five
dollars installments each month, a
most liberal proposition. This IS an
institution that we have long needed
In this city and all possible aid should
be rendered Mr.. Parker in his work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25

ii. Relay Race ..........s Maidens
IL. Touch Down. Braves
Is. Hoop Drill. .............. Maidens
Touch Down.
Sidney Houston, Capt.
Kenneth Sanford, e. Morris
Douglass johnson Frank C0atsworth,
Clark Gibbs, Robert Hook,
Orlando Worrell, Walter Mathews,
Talbot Harper
Skin the Snake.
G. Morris. Capt.
r. Hook. N. Wilkins,
Sidney Houston.
Indian Game.
g. Morris, Capt.
Glen Squires, M. wilkins.
Oscar Haskell Sid Houston
Robert Hook.
Girls Relay Race
Nan Cauthorn's tea m.
Dodge ball by Maidens.
Nan Cauthorn's team.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25
4 BRICK IS LosT.
Fear Block Has Been Used For
Building Purposes-Eot Resolved
BY Friend.

Pittsburg, July 2-The human
brice has been lost Pittsburg friends
Of the late Herman Unger, OF Boston,
and formerly Of Pittsburg, are much
agitated TO learn the whereabouts OF
the brick, composed Of the ashes Of
their late friend. Fear Is expressed
that it has gone astrsy and been used
By mistake with commercial brick in
building construction
Some time ago, when Unger died In
Boston, the Odd Fellows OF that place
carried cut the instructions Of his viii
and had his body cremated and with
the aid OF mortar had the ashes press
ed into 3 brick. The brick was to be
forwarded to Norris Nossokof Of this
city.
Nossok0i has not received the brick
and cannot find q trace OF 1t, though
1t has been shipped from Boston.
In his win Unger bequeatbed himself
In brick form TO bis friend. Sossokod
win probably go TO Boston in an effort
TO locate the missing brick.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25
Estes Criswsll Hurt

Tuesday evening about sever
O'Clock, while being pulled along or
bis bicycle behind Howard Baskett on
a motor cycle, Estes Criswell wa:
thrown Of and bruised up pretty badly.
The pair were going out west Monroe
street and reached Wade street and at.
tempted to turn. In some way the
wheel Mr.. Criswell was On, skidded,
and ierked, throwing him from the
street into Mr.. /. Silyerstein's yard.
MIR. Criswell was not badly hurt but
1t was extremely fortunate that be was
not.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25
KANSAS cows FED ON MILK.
Powdered Substance Made From
Buttermilk Wasted in Dairies.

Topeka, Kas., July 2l.-Powderet
milk for COW feed-sounds like {
chapter from dairy progress a century
or so into the future, doesu't it?
Yet,such innovation is a 1907 reality
In Kansas.
The powdered-milk idea is an end
less chain arrangement that on it.
face appears to be the most economical.
scheme ever devised. Professor Oscar
Err, OF the Kansas State Agriculture
College at Manhattan, is the inventor
Professor Err tskes the milk secured
from the cows on the college farm,
converts Is into powder and feeds II
back to the cows, making what is de-
clared 10 be the cheapest OF all cows
feeds.
There Is one flaw in the chain.
however, as Professor Err does not
assert for his new food that II will en-
tirely satisfy the appetite OF a COW.
The food invented by Professor Err is
made OF butter-milk. He has per.
fected q system OF drying butter-milk
and converting It into a powder.
This dried buttermilk contains about
10 per cent Of protein, twice as much
as cotton-seed meal contains, and can
be manufactured for II cent a
pound.
Thus a food twice as rich as cotton
seed can be manufactured at approx.
mately, the cost Of the latter.
One hundred pounds Of butter-mIlk
will make from nine to ten pounds OF
the finished product, and as the esti-
mated waste Of butter.milk in the
creameries OF Kansas is one-half
million pounds daily, 1t is figured that
BY the adoption Of this process a
saving Of 100000 can be made yearly
In Kansas alone.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25

soon, po... ,n,., m.. r~..~n.
v, w
go .,
-avnrasssa 800. !. ~ -
~ h,s raor,a 80, 800. a.ls~s,,a'
n.na m.,as NJ
u,s aa.,s,on - -
ueos'ou W .fans'ei 'ne LOW, :.
auuea' was uuo 70 his con'iceion snA
~ o.ncr means existed OF feiiesink
nAs oounDiy : uise'ess,
uusa,n wnion .ne .niee
In WI. u00eou niuns'
oio LIVE nas en1
$3.50 w%An Du nsuIs
49, anu s.e ,
" pais'os'an =,
o10 sns appio
M" M
$3.50 :
,hasarn.-
- pA
aaaas 49,. ~
T,,s rnn.ra-.ss.ss =" - -.
- a.. -
r-snorncss ! - IN
-,
rst.ad - ~. 49, IT, .NN1
Of Korea. whose resicnattnn has hsen
requested by his ministers for tbe 81.
tensIble reason that hIs mi end.n-
gers the nations peaee ,s n cons,sn,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25

List Of letters remaining In the Post
Once at Mexico, No., for the week
ending July Is, 1907, which If not
called for in Is days viii be sent
TO the dead letter Office at Washing.
ton. Persons calling for letters in this
List will please say advertised"
Baxter, Ethel Bagley, Mr.. Elgra M.
Clark, Alex. Day, Mrs. r. V.
Fairbanks, N. Glinke, @. A.
Gibbs, Albert. Maddox. Garnett.
Mitchell, Z. L. Mordecai, Miss Ethel
Nichols, Russell. Roberts, Elbridg.
Rees, Mrs. Carrie L. Mckinney, Mack.
Carter, Mrs. Hattie.
Gxo II. KUNKEL
Postmaster,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25
Reminder, Of Rome. pexH

Among the Roman structuFa
remaining in Spain, the provincs
lyria. which gave two empsni
Rome. the most magnificent ;
great aqueduct OF Segoyia;
Northern Africa is full Of ruins'
pies, aqueducts and amphitAsl
which remain to amaze the b
OF this present age. The amphii
er at Thysdrus, in Tunisla, Is .
the largest in the world-ercs'
in size even the arena at Nlnei
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25
Band Contest

To the person having most bands OF
"Only Way" and "Rex'' cigars TO their
credit the manufacturer viii give
$50 Of either brand or choice Of $1,000
article at Worrell's Jewelry store. End.
$50 cigars or choice Of $500 article at
Pitchers Jewelry store. Bird. 50 cigars.
Contest limited TO Audrain and ad.
joining counties Closes January II,
1908. All bands must be In bundles o
10 and sent TO M" care OF Ledger
Mexico, Mo. Bands with postage due
not received. DIV n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25

~rFUHtNpIe InVettmenh
Good returns come from he /
States governments search n
liable foodstuffs. Macaronl Vi
ported from Prussia at a d
$4,000. annually yields siaA|
Serghum was brought from a.
1854 ut q cost OF $1,000. The 4
source OF income from that !
*to.o00.00 annually.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25
Dogs Tina, Clean Sever.

The municipality of Nice has o.
ICED a troop of dog scavsagerl
the cleaning OF the sewers. Sou
the sewer pipes are TOO small
low the passage of men. The
have been trained to drag q
with a brush at one end Of 4
one end Of the pipe to smother
system is meeting with success
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25

Mr.. M. Crum and daughter gave a
very pleasant six O'Clock Dime,
Thursday for some OF their friends.
The dinner was most palatable and
daintily served. The guests were Mr..
and Mrs. 81. NJ. Page, Of Urbana, Mr..
and Mrs. F. L. Crosby and family and
Mrs Frank Gardner, of Washington,
ID. c., and family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25

A Washington paper tells
woman who was robbed Of hei
etbook and OF a city fireman vS
sued the tn 4. caught him and
cred the posketbook. In which :
cents. The story appears to y
thenticity. however. as no menD
made Of the usual dress samp'
thu pocketbook.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25

fulton sun.
Henry Stultz Of III. n
neighborhood was a Filth. j
Tuesday and while in tow, /
troduced to the Sun Edits \
walking enclopedia Of C,n,,I
tory, w. Fl. Dawson. n, \
brought the first threshina n
to Galloway In '4s and did ~
ing for Galloway farmers N }
years The machine wa n
known as . ''ground hog
reason that straw, wheat III
were all thrown out togetbs
nlg sheet AZ the back OF The n
The straw had to be ptsddl
with forks, leaving the wi
chan which were afterwsrd ~
by fans. This crude machIu J
would seem 50 primitiue ncs, 4
wonder Of the country tfenu,1
ed the inst improvement over 1
fail which had been used irs|
i~mmemorial. The charge fa !
ing was 8 cents per bushel y
average crop in those days WI |
fifty bushels to the family.
Wheat bread was a ldelicscy,s
for Sunds; dinner only. Nj. i
81 years old and has lived 90 tsl
farm since 1876.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25

The High School Sorority cplors
black and blue, are very much In eyi
dence in the ~Chautauqua grounds,
where the members are having a ten,
and incidentally q coed time. The
names Of those who are Of this soror.
ity are Misses Velma and Leila John
son, Ruth Bragg, Frances Guthrie,
Rilla Ricketts,, Leila Winans, Eliza
Gibbs and Ruth Dnrkee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25

Lsft Much to imagination
Charles Lamb, who said d
speaker should leave something
imagination OF his audience"
how, on being called on once tol
thanks for a toast to his heal
rose, bowed to his audience, and
Gentlemen" and then sat
leaving it to their imaginations /
ply the rest.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25

The ordeal OF being enteraz
a woman's club Is against al
elementary instincts toward =
posite sex. His most horribs
ment is when his hostess hans
the wine list; II It is not while !
to stand by and see her payial
bill.-Lady's Pictorial.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25
Steals Pants From Pantatoriuu

Some honest" thief took q pair Of
trousers from the cleaning and press.
Ing rooms belonging TO Null and Han
ey. Possibly ours readers do not I'm.
derstand the term honest thiefs 50
IN explanation stating that be was
honest because he left the coat and
vest when he could not use them In
this weather, Is appropriate and full
enough. No trace Of them has been
found.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25

II. II. Page, Of Campaign, H., was
10 Mexico this week, and while here
be bought the A. ID. jackson farm, 81
miles southwest Of town, consisting Of
sSS acres. This lisa good farm and MI
Page is 70 be congratulated upon bis
choice OF AudraiD county land.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25
NORTH MISSOURI TRUST Co. has "a

North Missouri Trust Co., has paid
out since ia organization fourteen
thousand two hundred and thirty
three and s7-loo dollars interest to its
d~epositors. Did you get any OF it,
IL not it was your own fault rs We
want your business and all you have
10 do 70 get your interest Is % make q
deposit with North Missouri Trust
90 diwl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25
Bays Barber shop In 81 Loui,.

W. A. Boggs has resigned his posi-
ton In Arthur Holmes, barber snop
and will leave Tuesday for st. Louis
where be will conduct a shop OF BIZ
own. Mrs. B0ggs will 90 toSt LouIi
about the inst Of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boggs have made
many friends In Mexico who will re.
greet to have them leave here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25

The fact Is that the Oriental
are fundamentally religious, ani
the handspring Of their lives .
religion. whereas in modern J
people have succeeded in IN
their lives into religious and Z
departments. says the LOndoi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25
Moving Billiard Hall

C%lendennin and Gibson are moving
their billiard and pool tables and ix.
lures to the building Just south Of the
First National Bank. They will in.
stall a bowling alley in their old hal
across from the Ringo Hotel.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25

Mrs George Burgess, living north.
west OF this city, left Tuesday for
Kentucky, where she will visit until
about September frst. when she will
return to this city and purchase pro-
perry here. She expects 10 make Mex-
leo her home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25

The MEXICO Fair Association Is
wondering who the young couple is
who went driving on the race track at
the fair grounds and were very much
frightened when they started back to
town, because they thought the gate
had been locked.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25

The city council met Monday even.
ing and bills were presented and al
lowed TO the amount OF s773s5.
An ordinance providing for adistrict
sewer In Block 2 Of South Side Park
Addition was also passed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25


Mis- Martha Hamilton and Flo
o4uthorDe, Of San Angelo, Texas, who
have lately been the guests Of Miss
Emma csuthome, were the recipients,
some days ago. Of q very delightful
party given them by Miss Grace BOYD.
His Boyds large lawn Is the ideal
spot for q peanut hunt and this was
TIE pzstime Of all Others which this
gathering Of small people desired.
Mis- Martha Hamilton proved an ex.
tremely diligeut seeker after the
peanuts and came in at the call show
Ing . large supply. A dainty cup and
saucer was her reward. Refreshments
we're served by the hostess, assisted
By Misses Alice Brooks and Grace
heIntire.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25

Austin Bennett vent TO Fulton, To-
DAY, to stay in the Hospital. His
many friends in this city Join the Led.
ger In hoping that his health will soon
improve.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25

IL taken just when you feel as
though yon are going 70 be SICK, you
win never know what serious illness
Is. IL puriies the blood, drives out
disease before Il gets a foothold; such
Is HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
None other so effective and sure. IS
cents, Tea or Tablets. G. A. Buck.
ner & %.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25

n. Il. Sanford will return the last
Oh the week from Boston, Mass, where
ne mas been on q business trip.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25

Ed. @. Gamble. Is confined TO his
bed today suffering from the effect Of
becomming too warm Monday after.
noon while at work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25

hn. James B. Kenton, and little
ion,of Hardin No., are the guests of
hn. y. A. osuthoFn and family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25
PEANUTS now BIG ITEM
IN U. s. COMMERCE.

Nearly Twelve Million Bushels Ar.
Produced Here Annuslly-Eot
Enough To Meet The De- ,
mand-Hence Importations
Increase, And in Last
Year Reach a Total
Value Of $1,000
900.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25
NARROW ESCAPE.

Wall Falls and Four People Have a
Marrow Escape From Death or
Serious Injury Bricks Fly
Around Heads and Bruiss
Arms And LegA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25

Do not let thesummer slip away with
out going TO the jamestown EXPOSE
ton The cost is comparatively little.
ESQ 70 Jamestown and return via
"Tbe Only Way" direct; s3s.7o via
Ees York and ez5.o5 via Boston. For
futher information inquire Of T. n.
Mathew, ticket agent Q. & A. r. r.,
Mexfco No
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25

Nothing questionable enters oul
line of vehicles. We guarantee salts.
faction. al
Ferris A Cauthorn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25

All persons knowing themselves In
deoted to me, please call and settle at
once at the store. The goods have
been delivered and the Bills are nov
due. George A. Brock dlwl.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25
Row THE BIG HAvIEs RANK

England Flint France Second The
UnItsd States Third-Japan Has
Name First Class Battle Ships
and Ten Armored Cruisers
America has Fourteen
First ClAss Battle Ships
and IL Armorsd Cruis-
era.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25

Have you seen VI vehiclesp The
grades are high but the prices aren't
Ferris q Oauthorn, vi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25

Nm. Nora Pindall.of Arkansas City,
Ark, Is here visiting her neice, Mrs.
3. J. Miller, on east Jackson street
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25
cALAWAY's FIRST
THREsHlNe n,

Crude hsehins Brought i
boring County in issssnl
Was Six Cents a Bu,s.s.
erage Crop Then An.
Fifty Buahsl, 70 4,
Acre.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25

LONDON, July ia parliamentary
return has just been issued showing
the comparative strength OF the
great powers in completed inst class
battle ships, less than Is years old and
srnored cruisers less than 20 years
old.
Great Britain has 81 battle ships, OF
which Is are obsolete type; the United
State IL battle ships, of which 4 are
obsolete; France, 20 with 9 obsolete;
Germany, 20 with 9 obsolete and
Japan with 2 obsolete.
OF cruisers Great Britain has y;
the United States Il; France 10. Ger
many Q and japan 10.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25
Willingham o. called out for chang
Ing from one batters box TO other.

2 base hits. Willinghan E; 3 base
hits, Rollings 2, Conklin; hit BY pitch
ball, Daniels, Kidd, Sneed; base on
balls of Willingnam ,. struck out by
WiIlingham 8; by Bzyles .. BY Ed
wards 4; pass ball, Lakeland 2 balk.
Bayles: stolen bases, Daniels, Kidd,
Hassel ,, Conklin; left on bases, Mex
leo 6; Salisbury IL; Time OF game EOS.
Umpire-"He wouldn't tell"
BROWNS LOSE AT COLUMBIA.
The Mexico Browns went 70 Colum-
bia Sunday and were beaten by q score
Of I've othree. Columbia made all
i've runs in the frst two innings OF
Dunlap. In the first be walked three
men and let another knock q triple
and then score. They made one more
in the second. Hughes went in in the
third and shut Columbia out the rest
Of the game, but the damage was al
ready done.
A o. O. W.. NINE, yAEDALIA FOUR
TKES.
Mexico was the victim Of the ignor-
ance and stubborness Of umpires
yesterday. That caused the defeat Of
the A Q. U. w. team in Yandalia
Sunday. Reynolds, Of VandaIia, the
Mexico short stop VINO wa out Of tine
game yesterday saw the game at his
home town and used bis arguing
powers. backed up by Spalding's rule
book but,-"You can't fool me. I'm too
smart" was the look and action Of
the umpire 30 Mexico lost, fourteen to
nine.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25

o. L. Nichols Of Au1vasse, was In
town today.
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
WHEN HIS BABY VAS DYING.
The MIfknsn Was Late That Day, but
 None Complained.

4 few days ago people on Linwood boulevard who patronize a certain EsiIkman missed his familiar before breakfast ring. says the Kansas City Star It was late iu the morning when he finally made the rounds And ths women seoided
 ''E0 have to take milk from some body elsei" one rate housewife snap ped
 "An right. madam he said softly Something in his voice made her pssse
 what made you late2" she demand ss. sesll angry
 A tear wavered on the miIkman's eye and trickled slowly down hIs cheek
 'when--hen I left home. he oe EAa
 II. paused and sulped at sonethln, In his throat
 When I left" hs said, my baby whs dying knew someoae-woald be-angry me If dldn.t--coue ss i-"
 He could gay nothing more The nsma1 sad, gently
 -Tn sorry
 Asxt cay the mIlkman failed to ap pear The second day he was around ysry early
 Ns buried her yesterday" wn hi, s1paanaton
 He one ohided him. They under stood Ills baby was dead
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
GUIDES CHILDREN.
Experience and a Mothers Love maks
 Advice Valuable.

An Ills mother writes about feeding children.
 If mothers would use Grape-Nuts nsors for their little ones there would ts less need for medicines and fewer doctor hills.
 'ff those suffering from indigestion and stomach troubles would live on Grape Nuts, toast and good milk for . short period they would experience more than they otherwise would bs Efeye
 "Our children have all learned to know the benefit Of Grape-Nuts as an appetizing. strengthening food It is every evening. with few variations. Ike thIs: Mamma. let's have toast and GrapeNuts for breakfast. or. let's have eggs and Grape eNuts'-never forget. ting the latter.
 "One of our boys in school and 15 years of age repeatedly tells me his mind is so much brighter after having srapeNuts as a part If not all his breakfast" Name given by Postum Co. Battle Creek. Mich. Read the IT, He book. The Road to wellyille." in pkxa "Thsrss . Reason"