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The Robesonian., 1908-01-13
LOCAL BRIERS.
Cotton to-day 10 1.2 to II cents
Eggs 20 cents


Mr.. A. B. Small has moved
to the Robinson boarding house,
across the railroad, just opposite
the depot.
y Licenses have been issued
for the marriage of Lille An
dreWs and A. r.. Grimsley; Ida
Russ and H. o. Herring.
The increase in the receipts
at the postoffice in Lum berton
for December 1907, over there
ceipts for December, 1906, was
$24e 10.
Mr.. w. D. Baggett, who was
for several years with the Meal
lister Hardware Co is now man.
ager of the hardware department
of Caldwell & Carlyls's store.
The Sunday train on the
Raleigh & Charleston Ry. has
been discontinued for the pres
ent. 1t is reported that it will
be put on again about the first of
April.
The Daughters of the Coz
federacy are requested to meet
tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. j.
McAllister's to arrange pre-
gram of exercises for next Mon.
day, which will be observed as
Confederate Veterans Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Mclean
gave an elegant dinner to a few
friends Friday evening. Those
present were: Mrs. Irwin Jenkins,
Misses Mary McNeill, Mary Law
Jessie Fuller, and Addie Nor
ment; Messrs. J. P. Stansel
James D. Proctor. and W, K
Bethune.
The following item has beer
received at this office: Littletor
College and Central Academy
under the management of the
same board of trustees, at Little
ton, have both had the largest in
gathering OF pupils for tie sprint
work in the history Of either o
these most prosperous instita
tions, and the indications nov
are that both schools will be fuI
to over flowing during th'
spring.
As has been pseviously men
toned, next Monday, the goth
will be observed here as Conted
crate veterans day in celebration
Of the anniversary of tn
birth Of Robert E. Lee, whicI
falls this year on Sunday
Lunch will be served at the Oper
House by the Daughters of TIL
Confederacy and crosses of homo
will be bestowed. All veteran
who can possibly do so are re
guested to be present.
The Robesonian., 1908-01-13
Ex- CIT ,rs N tc,.

H~viug this day qualified as eaecuto'
of the last will and tesl amen. of Casweil
Britt, deceased, this is o notify all Pc
sons having aims az inst the estate OF
the said deceas to preSent them to the
undersigned executor properly su henti.
Gated on or before. the 7th day If JanuHr.
1000. or this notice viii be plead i'll bal
of their recovers. All !erSo 8 indebted
TO said rstate will pie sc rake INN eiiat'
payment.
This Jaudary 4tl, 1893.
Z J. BRITT,
10 6,IoH Ex cutor.
The Robesonian., 1908-01-13
CALDWELL { CARLYLE.
Notice Of Bond Sale.

Eeties is hereby given that sealed bids
will be received by the Board of Csmmis-
kiOners of Kobesou county until o'clock
P. IN, february I7ih, 1908, for the sn.s
OF $50, co OF kobeaan county esuru h.use
boDas, said bonds TO ruAa for thirty years
and 10 bear interest 1t the rate of 81 par
cent. per aunu1u, interest payable st mi
annually bon IS to he issued III eenclni-
r~'i ,1s of $500. Bids may be fled with
4 Bri t, Attorney fir the Board, Lum
T. ton. N c., or with J W. Carter, Chair
man of the Boz II, Msxt n, N. c.. Ali
bids TO be seal d bids aiid to be ac>o1npa-
MED by cerufsd check in the sum OF
81 900, lna;le yatjle To the order of ]
W. Z rter, Z. airman of the Board oi
Commissioners uf Ro eson ronHty, and
70 be forfeited to the use of th- county
Iii cas- the bid accepted and then tht
! purchashcr tails TO com ly with his bid
! The Board OF Colnnlissi ners reserves th'
right to reieo, any r ali bids.
! This January 10th, 1913.
W. A.TsR,
/ Chairman Boaru commissioners.
r. J. BRITr. Attorney for Board Com
nj. sioners. R-i5-2 Is
The Robesonian., 1908-01-13

One Of the days We remember
With pleasure, 40 we'll as With prot
it to cur health, 10 the QUE on
which We became acquainted with
DR.. Kings New life Pills. the
painless purifiers that cure head
ache and biliousness, Andkeep the
bowels light. 95e. at all druggists
The Robesonian., 1908-01-13

Won by Miss Sarah Carlyle
Ladies' and Gentlemen Attend In
q Bunch.
The Williams Comedy Co. clos
ed it's weeks engagement at the
Opera House Saturday evening.
Throughout the week the patron
age was good, and the perform
ances were very much enjoyed.
The gallery gods were in their
glory all the week. AS popular
price companies of that kind go,
the Williams Comedy Co. is all
right, and the audiences which
greeted it's performances here
we're well-pleased both with the
plays and the specialties.
On Thursday evening bunch
of young ladies', twenty-three in
lumber, secured a block of seats
N the front rows and went to the
opera House in body. They
ooked good marching in -togeth-
era bunch of femininity q
strong, and not a man in the
bunch, and the girls enjoyed il
immensely.
Now, ON the following day
some young men took counsel
among themselves and decided
that maybe Ghey'd look pretty
good, too, all dressed up and
marching in in body, so % o.
them purchased block of seats
n front and shook their head!
wisely and said, Wait until this
evening; we'll show +he girls {
winkle or two" Just so. AnC
the evening came finally, as even
inRs will do, you know, and thu
impatient gallants hied them t.
their several homes and donnet
their now-and thens. They mad
an imposing show as they en-
,ered and lined up in front, bu
Shucks! the girls we're not ther
see and the young men, eac
nd several, felt like thirty cents
Miss Sarah Carlyle held til
lucky number at the matinee Pc
formance Saturday afternoo
and she is now the possessor {
the Teddy bear which was
exhibition at Pope's Drug Stol
for several days.
The Robesonian., 1908-01-13

A stretch Of beach 800 feet
long at Oregon Inlet Was litsr-
ally Hashed away during the
storm of last Tuesday, carr, ing
with it tue telegraph poles and
the land end of the government
cable going to the Hatteras sta
tion.
The Robesonian., 1908-01-13

Representative Goodwin intro
duced a bill Thursday to provide
for the purchase of a lot on which
TO build a court and custom
house at WilDin2tt n, the lot and
building not to cost more than
$500, 900, and a bill 10 establish
fish station somewhere in this
diStrict.>the cost not to exceed
S25. COO.
The Robesonian., 1908-01-13

fFaaG.seP McKea1Ie Requested
to Cell Upen Ex.SherlfS McLeeS-
fer AmeuRts Due Read FuEd.
At the meeting Of the board of
road supervisors held last Mon
daE-a report Of which it was i'm
possible co get for Thursdays .
paper On account Of the fact that
the secretary OF tho eosrd wes
called away from town-the FL
lowing order was passed:
To II. 6 Mckenzie. Treasurer
of Robeson County:
The board Of audit and finance
Of Robson county, in the repor'
fled by it on Dec. 81, 1907.
declared that Geo. B. Mcleod,
ex sheriff Of RobeSon county,
vas indebted to the road fund as
follows: Howellsville F0.02;
Lun ber Bridge $3.50 Al; Lum Der.
ton SPA %; Parkton $210.27;
Saddle Tree "a. So; ST. Pauls$2 .03;
White House 1923. 81; Wisharts
| 1856. .66-all with interest from
Septem Der, 1904. and that he was
further indebted to the general
| road fund in the sum Of s187.TO,
dou ble com missions allowed him
on the road fund in 1908, and
having directed the undersigned
and you az treasurer Of the:
county to call on ex Sher-
if Geo. B. Mcleod for the
payment Of these amounts,
and the board being ordered thas
in the event it should become
necessary to institute any action
for the reco cry Of the several
amounts the action should be
brought in your name:
| You are hereby requested i'm
mediately to call upon1 ex Sheriff
Mcleod for the payment ot
these amounts and Interest
thereon, and after the collection
of same you are requested 4
place them to the credit OF th'
several township road funds tt
which they belong.
You are further respectful!
requested TO take such actor
as may be necessary to secur'
the immediate ayment Of thes'
suHs.
Very respectfully,
A. E WHITE,
. Chairman Of the Beard Of Roa'
Supervisors.
The Robesonian., 1908-01-13

Jehn-"What kind of tea do you
Ike bast?'' Prisci la-"Go-tees,
soRe, but Rocky Mountain Tea
best. John-"Why Hollistsr'
Roeiy Noudtain Tea best?' PEis.
eilla-''lt speaks for itself, John. !"
{Nskes lovely compilations J. D.
Mcmillan q Sun.
The Robesonian., 1908-01-13

1t fills the arteries with rich, rcd
blood, makes new fssh, a d
healthy men, women and ohildren
Nothing can take it's place; no
remedy has done so much good as
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
35c, Tea or Tablets. j. D. McMil-
Ian b Sen.
The Robesonian., 1908-01-13

No need to fear coughs and colds
tt is year as you can obtain Bees
Iax1.ivs Cough yrup now from
y ur dealer. This is good news to
mothers who fear croupand whop-
ing cough. 1t is a gentle laxa.
tive that expells the poison from
tha system in the natural way
Cuts the phlegm and clears th'
head. Guaranteed. Sold by j. D
n eNillan 8 Son.
The Robesonian., 1908-01-13
Notfea. Ryan Camn.

Ryan Camp, u. c. Veterans,
will meet in annual session in
Red Springs en Monday, the
20th Of January, 1908.
J. l.. M"LEAN,
Adit. Camp.
The Robesonian., 1908-01-13

The firm of Mccormick, Smith & CoA-
pany. composed of the undersigned, is
this day disso!1 ed by IN tual consent, ].
P Smith, Jr.. and D. D. McLau,in retir-
ing from sais: lsiuess, and the samc will
be continued by Duncan F. NJ Corinick
All acct UNITS due the said firm are pAys'
BILE to him and II obligations of the said
6rnl will be p. id by him.
This and day Of January, 1903.
s. F. Me- oRMIcX,
], P, SMITH, JR.,
D. D. McLAURfN.
1-6-4mon
The Robesonian., 1908-01-13

For ReRt-The oahces occupied by Drs.
R'zier & Knox, on first floor of Bank
oi Lumbcrton building, will be for rent
af er January Is;. Also ) Offices on and
fl or of same building Also two or three
good farms for rent. For further in-
forrla ion see Geo. D. AeL&od, Lnn-
berton, \. {. 1916
The Robesonian., 1908-01-13

Senator Overman has gotten
1 bill for "a Federal Court at
Salisbury through the Senate.
The Robesonian., 1908-01-13
The Chs,mlns Woman

Is rot necessAri ; one IF Ia1fect
form and features. Many a plain
woman who could never serve az
an artists modsl. pcssesses those
rare qualities that all the world ad-
misek neatnt IS, clear eyes. clean
smooth skin and that sprightliness
Of stsp and action that Aceompany y
eocdhealth. A physically weak
woman is never attractive, not ever
to herself E:eetric Bitters restoye.
weak women. give strong nerves,
b light eyes, smooth, velvrty skin,
beautiful complexion. Guaranteed
By all druggists. Zoe.
/ Advice to Mothers: Don lei
your children waste away. Keev
them strong and healthy during
the winter with HolIister's Rocky
Mountain Tea. It is the creates
tonic for children. Pure and harm
less, does the gseatest good 35o
Tea or Tablets. J. D. &C il!al
4 SON.
The Robesonian., 1908-01-13
BY order of
J. Span Thorn pson,
Adiutant.

HThe North Carolina Gral d
Lodge Of Masons will convene
in annual session in Raleigh to-
morrow. continu ng in ses sion
through Friday.
The Robesonian., 1908-01-13
Confederate Veterans, AttentiOnl
Head Quarters Camp H0ke
Ior,or- 1Qtb 1O0Q

JANUARY I0Ju 1910.
COMRADES:
You are requested to meet at
the Opera House in Lumberton
on Monday, January goth, to par
ticipate in celebrating the ami,
versary Of the birth Of our great
leaders, Lee and Jackson. Robe
son Cap'er U D. G. will present
Grape and Selve lunch to the
veterans.
By order of
J. A. McAllister,
CAPTAIN Commander
J. Span Thompson,
Adjutant.
The Robesonian., 1908-01-13

To stop that pain in the back;
that stiffness of the joints and
muscles, take PineuIes. They s1e
guaranteed. Don't suffer from
rheumatism, bnckache, kidney
trouble, when you get 30 days
treatment for $l.00. A single
dose at bedtime proves their merit
Get them today. Sold by j. DINO
M7llEn b eUA.
The Robesonian., 1908-01-13

BIacksmIthlag cad Tia Work.
All fully prepared to do anything in
blacksmithing Or tn work. Give me a
{, Il-21-6
The Robesonian., 1908-01-13
Let1ertO deCorEaIck & Paul About
Southern Exehanue Fertilizers,

Moss Neck, n, c., Jan I, eS.
MtSsrs. Me orrnick & Paul,
Pembroke, N. c.
Gents: :-flexse be sure and get me
aDu'e more Of that S-3-4 GuAno made by
Southern Exchange Co., Maxton, N. c
think it the best fertilizer ever used
Think the name of it is Ball of the
Woods, Pig Stick or some sue4
Ralne as that. Yours truly,
I9-Im W. A. Savage.
The Robesonian., 1908-01-13

SaBesman Want ed-An established
New York banking and brokerage
house desires to employ Oh salary and
commission basis, an honest and rclia-
biz salesman in every town to place
among smali investors on eesy payment
pI>n stocks and bonds listed upon the
New York Stock Exchange. Refer
ences given and required. Charles F..
Allen & Company, 24-26 Stone Street,
New York City. I7-73-6t
The Robesonian., 1908-01-13

For Sale-Two lots On Main street N
town OF Fairmont. Apply to E. Fish
eT, Fairmont, n. c. 12-lS I'm
The Robesonian., 1908-01-13

Rxpair WOrk-Repair work and 9th,
or machine work promptly executed at
reasonable prices by the fully equipped
, Machine Shop of the National Cotton
Mills, La,nberton, y. &. T2-S-u
The Robesonian., 1908-01-13

For SaIe-Pure acclimared cabbage
plants-Early Jersey, Wakefield, Ear
" York and Early Summer-2o cents
pr leo, ready from February lst to
May lst. First come first served. R. A
Rozier & Sons, LuInberton, n. c., z
FDI, Box IS. I-2-2m
The Robesonian., 1908-01-13
ANNOUNCEMENT.

We inf rin the public that Ar. W. D.
Bagggtt, who Vas for several years with
the kiC 4fistsr Hard are Company, j.
now in OnF stor, as DIAHaKer of oar Hard
ware Department. ana as he knows ths
Hardware business, We think we can sfe
ly p ornise sat siac.ion to all ra.Iors in
this line.
MI. Bagge reqsests his friends to cal!
On him la eur Hardware DepA tBent.
The Robesonian., 1908-01-13

For SsIe-25p acres land one mi c south
Of : umbetton, on the creek road
0Git bic f.r cotto corn or trucking.
Adtiress COX NO 4T3, Lurnberton, n. {
z-tf
The Robesonian., 1908-01-13
BUSINESS BUILDERS

den Cot;oA-Mill stock. Address X, CT. {
Eohesonian. I-I3-I.3o
The Robesonian., 1908-01-13
AT THE OPERA HOUSE.

The williams Comedy Co. PIeaSes
Good Audiences Teddy Hear
Won by Miss Sarah Carlyle
Ladies and Gentlemen Attend In
Bunch.
The Robesonian., 1908-01-13

For Sale One Su,itt Premier Type-
w-iter.Apply to + n. IIoyle, Lumber
ten, n. {. I-o,f
The Robesonian., 1908-01-13

Fer Sale Several shares of National
Cotton Mill stock. Address y, re
RUbesonian. lI3-r~3o
The Robesonian., 1908-01-13

>Robeson Cafe-Stop at the Robson
Cafe when in town. We arc prepared
10 give you the v ~ best service at rea-
sonable p>ices Meals and lunches at
all hoors between $50 a IN, and II
O'Clock p III. Columbia Hot Building,
LumbertUn, y. ( Ie-2t]~
The Robesonian., 1908-01-13

AsSSlon Sale On January aIst at Ii
O'Clock III, will sell at public auc ion
uiy household and kitchen furniture,
o,!e ine IDilCh COW, buggy and l-horse
wagon and some farming unite ,eits.-
These things must be sold. Sale to take
place at my home * miles east of
Lumberton Oh the Whiteville road.
Come if yon want ba gain. L A San
ders. I-e-I-2o*
The Robesonian., 1908-01-13

Chairman Of the Beard Of Road
Supervisors.
The Robesonian., 1908-01-13
Notice of Dissolution.

] 6 6n;on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-18
FOR EXCHANGE OF PROFESSORS
Strong Sentiment in Scandinavian
Universities

NEW YORK, April 1S.-Dr H. NJ. Nc
Cracker. chancellor of New York Uniyer-
sity, who has visited the Danish, Norwe-
gian and Swedish universities to intro
duce plans for an interchange of profess
sors. returned home yesterday. Speaking
of his lectures in the Scandinavian uni
versities, DR.. McCracken said that he
found everywhere a strong sentiment in
favor of the interchange of, professors.
He thought that the income of a fund of
S20O."O would be sufficient to cover the
expenses of three professors during: six
months of work every year.
OF his mission to the Scandinavian uni
versities Chancellor McCracken said:
L found the Scandinavian people inter-
ested in the project of an exchange OF
professors with the universities of Amer
lea. To my mind they are the nearest to
us of any Of the people Of continental Eu-
rope. NOT excepting the Germans.
THE universities of the Scandinavian
countries were like the people-demo-
cratic and untrammeled by ideas of caste
and tradition. I lectured at the Swedish
University of Lund and at the universe
ties in Copenhagen and Chrstiania and
found the professors i'm all three places
up-to-date and progressive.
The income from fund of $20nO0,
which would be between 5000 and &1O-
600 l think, would be sufficient for the
purpose. and it could probably be raised
easily by the Scandinavian American So
cieties and by the Scandinavian universe
ties. Even 5000 ought to provide ex-
penses for the interchange of three pro-
fessors for several months of each year
1--WE could send one professor to each
of the three countries on the other side
one year and they could send three here
the next. With $4,000 we could make an
exchange each year. l. found that nearly
all of the professors i'm the countries
which could be concerned speak English,
so there would be no obstacle of lam
guage"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-18
CONTEST FOR "L1MER1CKs.,
Kretol Company Invites the Com
petition of Rhvmesters,

Announcement is made that the Kreto
Company is in the market for ".imericks."
Now is the time for ambitious makers Of
'limericks' TO come to the front and tell
of the virtues of Kretol-in a single line
The managers of the kretol Company to-
day publish the first four lines Of its first
limerick and the public is invited to sup
ply the fifth line. According to the an
nouncement competitors who complete the
verse most appropriately will win the
forty-seven prizes, ranging from 81 to so
in cash.
The rules of the contest as outlined are
that the contestants must cut the coupon
from The Star and fill in the suggested
line. which must rhyme with the last
words of the first two lines A coupon re-
ceived with each twenty cent bottle
of kreto must also be inclosed with the
limerick. No employe Of the Kretol Com
pany will be permitted to enter the con-
test. which will close at noon April ID
The business manager of The Star is an
nounced as the judge. See advertisement
on page 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-18
SALES OF REALTY.
Building Lots and Old Plant of In
dependent Ice COMPANY.

Thomas j. Fisher & Co. Incorporated.
have sold to John NJ. Henderson, the
builder lots fronting 100 feet on V
street and 30 feet on kalorama road be-
tween 18th and 10Th streets northwest.
Washington Heights, upon which MIR.
Henderson will erect modern houses for
sale. Plans are now being prepared. and
Fisher & Co. will have the exclusive
selling agency.
Fisher & Co. have just closed the sale
of the Independent Ice Company's plant
between the canal and the river and west
of the Aqueduct bridge. belonging to the
American Ice Company. The plant has
not been in use for number of years.
The price paid for the property is about
% cents per foot.
j. J. Crane has just purchased through
Fisher & Co. two lots on the north side
of Oliver street. in Chevy Chase. The
property has a frontage of ID feet and a
depth Of about 100 feet to a 15-foot alley
The price paid was 81 cents per square
foot. Mr.. Crane intends to build resi-
dence for his own use in the near future
w. S. Dulin has bought three lots in
section >. Chevy Chase, containing about
~. 900 square feet of ground. fronting on
Taylor street. MIR. Dulin buys the site
for his home. and will build within the
next few years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-18
AT REFORM SCHOOL
Program of the Easter Day Exercises
Tomorrow Afternoon.

The Glories of Easter day will be ap-
propriately celebrated at the District re-
from school, on the Bladensburg pike
tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock An at
tractive program has been prepared. con-
s.stinS of instrumental and vocal music
prayer. song service. scriptural reading
and an address by the Rev Robert NJ.
Moore, ID. pastor of Foundry NJ F.
Church. Everything necessary has been
done by the officials of the school to i'm
press the inmates with the significance
of the day and the meaning to them and
to the world at large of the words of the
anthem Christ Is Risen Today" A
special feature of the program VII be the
singing of an Easter anthem. composed
by Rev ]. S. B. Hodges. by the 800 boys
OF the school. under the direction of Don
aid r. Macleod, who is their instructor
in music and the organist. The services.
which will be under the direction of Supt
Q. r. Darnan. will be concluded will
benediction and an organ postIude by Mr..
Macleod.
The organization of the reform school
of the District of Columbia is as follows:
Board of trustees. appointed by the
President of the United States-William
NJ. Shuster. president: Henry F. Blount.
vice president: S. w. Curriden. secretary
II. :.
Charles A. Wells. Francis III. Duehay.
Charles II. Robb. Henry b. F. Macfar-
land. Commissioner of the District of Co
lumba. ex-off1ciO: William P. Dillingham;.
consulting trustee on the part of the
United States Senate; John j. Jenkins.
consulting trustee on the part of the
House of Representatives
Officers in charge-Superintend o. E.
Darnall; assistant superintendent Isaac
ID. Porter; matron, Mrs. o. f. Darnall
pi1
David j. CARRIER; "A" family. teacher.
James ii. Currey: assistant teacher.
Henry Newman: "B" family, teacher
George o. Atherton: assistant teacher
William f. Woodfied: &C. family. teach
er. James 4. Burnett: assistant teacher.
John G. Matt: d. fam Iy. teacher Ed
mund j. Hickey: ass slant teacher J.
Ira Smith; e. family. teacher Horace
{. Marden: instructor of music and or
ganist. Donald E. Macleod: instructor
of military drill. Col. Burton r. Ross;
instructor in manual training. Charles s.
Dilley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-18

day Mr.. Lilley. in reply to Chairman
Boutell. said that he did not charge cor
ruption on the part of any official of the
Navy Department in the matter of this
alleged excessive profit.
"Then," said Mr.. Bouteaf, I'VE are per-
fectly in accord now that you are still
convinced that there has been a million
dollar excessive profit. Notwithstanding
the testimony Of Admiral Caps and Sec
rotary Metcalf. but that you think 1t Is
due to the practical business ineficiency
of the officials Of the Navy Department.. y
practical business inefficiency and lack
of competition-solely to that" responded
Mr.. Lilley.
$50 far as the duties of the committee
are concerned in Investigating the cor
ruption charge, they are at an end, are
they not?'
YES"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-18
STRONG AS A MULE
FARMER GETS POWER FROM FOOD.

Any one can better bis condition. IL eating
improper food. by changing to the right kind
1t Is becoming well known among all classes
Of people in this country that strength of min
and body come from the nourishment that is
tuken into the system in the form of fo,d
A cowboy whose stomach got ali out of order
on a ranch went to farming and Inc .den:aily
found the cause of his trouble and the way oat
of Il. He writes:
Il raised a COW ranch lived like the
rest on beef and potatoes often eating too
much. until my stomach became weak AMI
WAS so run down had to quit the job.
Then I tried farming. but did rot get any
better. My nerves were all unstrung and Z
could not sleep at night. year ego I saw IN
ad about GrapeNuts being such a wonderful
food. and told my wife WAS going to try II.
$50 bought box Of Grap-Nuts sDd by the
time had used this food two weeks the weak.
ness began to leave my stomach.
Now weigh 1874 lbs.. and am as strong ~
Al mule. We eat GrapeNuts for breakfast. AMI
l also take a lunch between meals.
must say that Grape-Nuts Is the best food there
Is. and nearly every in town. seeing my
improvement. has taken to eat.n. it,
There's - Rea .nn." Name given by Postum
CO. Battle Greek. Mich. Read The Road .
MELVILLE" In pkSs.