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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-07

Tuscaloosa, Feb. e.--tspecial News has
been received Of the death of q. w. San
ders which occurred at the hame of his
son. John Sanders. near Rue. He had been
in declining health for nearly q year and
about q month ago he was stricken with
paralysis. He was staunch member Of
the Bethany Church and was loved by all
the people in that neighborohood. The fu-
neral services were conduced by Rev. ]. +,
Bealle and Rev. s. =. Hodge. The inter-
ment was at the Pool Cemetery near Hum
UhreY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-07
DEFENSE CLOSES CASE.
Mmny witnesses Testify In Behalf OF
Mrs. Mcdonald.

Mrs. Mcdonald.
Chicago, Feb. 6.-Mrs. Minnie Hirsch,
q niece OF Mrs. Dora Mcdonald, was
the first witness in the trial of Mrs.
Mcdonald today. She testified yester-
day that Webster S. Guerin. for whose
murder Mrs. Mcdonald is on trial, had
attempted to black mail her aunt, and
today she declared that she heard
Guerin ask the forgiveness of Mrs
Mcdonald for his part in the attempt
to extort money from her. On cross
examination today her evidence was
not shaken.
an advertising agency which controls
many bill boards throughout the city.
was next called to the stand, and tes-
titled that the bill board behind which
Mrs Mary Campbell swore that she
stood and listened to Gueren making
threats against Mrs. Mcdonald. did not
come within eighty feet Of the place
where Mrs. Campbell testifie ID that
she was standing. He further de-
clared that at the time Mrs. Campbell
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-07

Old Confederate veteran Loses Life In

W Fire. ~
Monroe. La. Feb. Elm fre here
today which destroyed two buildings
in Bry Avenue. J. L. Graves. rs years
old. well known citizen of Monroe,
was burned to death.
The fire In believed to have been
caused by candle In Mr.. Graves's
home. The old man scorned modern
means of lighting and this habit is be-
lieved to have resulted in his death.
When the fire men got into his home.
his body was found burned to a crisp.
The remains were inferred few
hours later In vault built some years
ago by Mr.. Graves himself. He not
only built the vault. but carved on the
front of II an almost complete M
death to be flled in. Mr.. Graves was
a Confederate veteran. and his funeral
was attended by many Of his old COM
RACES
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-07
neatI, q ME-. RrittaIn.

{ Tuscaloosa. Feb. Especial )--Mrs. Ma
tiida Britain Is dead at the home Of her
son. william Britain near Dewdrop. Mrs.
Britain was the wife of the late Cheiss
Britain, and she had reached the advanc-
ed age Of eiehty-four years She had been
q member Of the old Chapel Hill Baptist
Church for seventy-twe years and was .
devoted Christian woman. She was loved
and honored by all who knew her ana she
numbered her friends by the score. Rev.
8 D. Hodge conducted the funeral services
and the interment was at Mt. Olive. N
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-07
JOHN KELLY DEAD.


He Was Father of Mobiles street
Commissioner.
Mobile, Feb. Especial. John KEEL
Nv. father of Street Commissioner John
Kelly, and an old resident of this city.
died this morning at the family home
on Elmira and Warren Streets at ~
years old
Mr. Kelly, while not. seriously III.
had been confined to his nome for
long time. He was born in Ireland
and came to this country when quite
young.
Reside his son. John Kelly. he leaves
two other children, and many relatives.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon. the interment to be In the
Catholic Cemetery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-07

Mrs. Rudolph Richards delightfully."-
entertained the members of the Doas-
youplease Club and few other friends
on yesterday afternoon at her home ON
Broad Street. The parlors were taste
fully decorated with ferns and vases
OF violets. The trophy. a handsome
belt, fell to the hostess. At conclusion
Of the game two-course luncheon was
served
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-07

I Washington, Feb. 6.--A financial
speech by Senator Culberseon of Texas
and the passage of q bill providing
for q government exhibit at the Alas
ka-Yukon Pacific exposition were the
chief features of interest in the pro-
ceedings Of the senate today
4 Mr.. Culberson gave, the results Of
his analysis of the recent report of
the secretary Of the treasury on the
Panama canal bond issue in order to
substantiate contention that national
banks of New York city were unduly
favored by the secretary in the dis
position of public funda and had vio-
lated the law by issuing these bonds.
The last hour of the day was devoted
to a further consideration of the bill
TO revise the criminal laws of the
United States and at 4:2S p. m, the
senate adjourned until next Monday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-07

Mrs Henry Lilienthal was hostess on
Tuesday afternoon for the members of
the No Name Club at her home ON
Church Street. Mrs. Albert Kohn won
the trophy, some linen handkerchief.
After the games a two-course luncheon
was enjoyed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-07
NO oppase Aldrich RIII.

New York. Feb. 1.-THE Merchants
Association of New York. represent
ing the wholesale and retail CONNER
cial interests of the city today an
nounced its decision to oppose the
Aldrich financial bill which has been
presented In Congress.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-07
Meeting Of Cnrd CInh.

Mrs. Clarence Agee eharmingly en-
tertaiped the members of the Wednes-
day MORNING Bridge Club yesterday
morning at her home . on fremont
Street. The parlors were prettiIy
adorned with palms and cut flowers and
Q delicious buffet luncheon was served.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-07

afs- - wi OH with Mr..
80, MISS EstelIe Adler with
ar. /. Rosenbaun. Miss Saidee Meyer
with Mr.. Jack Leva, Miss Lillian Meyer
with MFR. Abe Eagle, Miss Fannie GUS
dorf with Mr.~Leo Leva, Miss Janette
Meyer with Mr.. Joe Bloch, Miss Carrie
6luzhachar with Mr.. NJ. Rosenbaum,
Miss Frances Herzfeld with Mr.. M. Ro-
senberg. Miss Lilly Leva with Mr.. Max
Sulzbacher, Miss Corinne Leva with Mr.
walter Bloch Miss Bertha Sehuster
with Mr.. Harry Marx, Miss Emily
Friedman with Mr.. Lee Adler, Miss
Lillian Eichel with Mr.. Jerome Siegle,
Miss Helen Koeingsthal with Mr.. Max
Hagedorn, Miss Frieslaben with Mr..
Leonard Hagedorn. Miss Ella Eagle
with Mr.. Lust. Many chaperones were
present.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-07
bishop Beckwith ComIng.

The Right Reverend. C. NJ Beck
with. D. D., Bishop of the diocese OF
Alabama. will be in Montgomery on
the coming Sunday and will administer
the rite of confirmation at the Holy
Comforter in the morning at IL O'Clock
and also at st. Johns at the even
ing services at 1880 o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-07

Miss Irma Wolf will go to Montgom-
cry Saturday to attend the Falcon Club
german. She will also be present at
the marriage Of her friend Miss Lil1fe
Meyer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-07
Rueff Case Continued.

San Francisco. Feb. 6--The passage
of sentence upon Abraham RueIt On
The extortion Indictment to which he
pleaded guilty was again continued
one week today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-07

A large number of young women or
the Jewish society delightfully."- enteFg
tanned their friends this evening ct q
Lear Year dance at the Harmony Club.
The parlorsf and ball rooms were
fastefuIiy adorned with palms and pots
ted plants. The evenings enjoyment
began about 9:30 o'clock with q march,
beautifully Jed by Miss Lilly Fries
vieksburg with Mr. NJ F-?rf u7
her mart
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-07
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
RAILWAY.

Arrival and departure Of trains Union Pas
senger Station. Montgomery. Ala Cur.
rent Schedules corrected 20 date.
DEPART.
For Union Springs, Troy, Andalu9ia-
Eufaula. Ozark. Amertcus, Alba b.
ana Augusta :. - Z. e. =. ;. G;AspB.
For Union Springs, Troy. Andalusia-
Eufaula Fort Gaines. Dawson.
Americas. Albany. Cofbus. Macon SLOAN
ARRIVE.
From Savannah. Augusta. Macon
Columbus Albany, Americas
ozark Eufaula. Andalusia. Troy.
and Union Springs :, ....lln0am
From Macon. Columbus. Albany
Americas. Dawson, FIT. Gaines. Eu-
fauia, Andalusls, Troy, Union Spgs 7:B6pm
ALL TRAINS DAILY.
For further information write or apply q
r. G Brookes C. A.. 10a. MONTGOMERY BtA
s. T. sGtratt D! T. A.. bfontkomeFx.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-07

Chief of Police Waters about f:so
o'clock this morning. arrested two me-
groes, Ira Savage and Bob Chiiders Tor
chicken stealing. The negroes had
four ducks and two chickens when ar
rested which they were trying to sell.
they will have a hearing in police
court tomorrow morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-07

A. A. Davidson has returned from n
visit to Montgomery and Birmingham.
Henry Lilienthal has returned from
a visit to New York city
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-07

The Dayhreak Fertilizer has pro-
dueed ON ave acres Of upland 2,S44
pounds Of Hint cotton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-07

Mr.. Edgar Ullman has returned home
from New York. He was accompanied
by his sister, Mrs D. Kausman Of that
city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-07

Miss Mathilde Wolf will be hostess
on Tuesday afternoon at cards compIi-
mentary to Miss Lilly Fried.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-07

The Daybreak Fertilizer has pro-
duced ON one acre Of sandy upland
1878 pounds Of HAT cotton.
MARKS q GAYLE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-07
SHOCK To CENTREvILLE.

People Surprised at Suicide OF Mr..
Potts.
Centreville FEB. Especial THE
people Of this community were shocked
when a telegram was received here
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-07

Malaria Makes Pale Biood.
The Old standard 7ROvE'S' TASTELESS
CHILL TONIC drives out malaFia and
huiida up the system. Fer grown = . -eple
and Children. SOC. sdv'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-07
PROBATE NOTICE.

state of Alabama, } Probate Court
Montgomery County } January 2sFd. zoos
Notice is hereby given that J. L. CASTOR,
guardian OF Marie L. Alexander and John
Irvine Alexander. minors. this day hled his
accounts and vouchers for fnh settle
ment Of his guardianship of the estate OF
the said Marie Il. and a partial settlement
Of his guardianship of the estate Of the
said John Irvine: and that the 18th day OF
February, 1908. has been set for SAID set
Elements. j. q. CASTOR.
.-fri-at Judge of Probate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-07
KILLED In A SALOON
PISTOL nHsCHARaED ACCIDENT
ALLY, NEGRO DEAD.
sans Arrineton In selma Laid Revolt
ver ON Cennter Heavily and Cart
ridge Explodes--white Man I'm
jail.
Advertiser Bureau ,,.ss

Selma. Feb. 3.
Matt Smith. negro. was shot in
the saloon az ID. r. O'Flinn at the corner
Of water and Washington streets this
morning about 1890 o'clock ana this
afternoon shortly before o'clock died
from the injury at q local infirmary.
The shot which killed the negro was
fred from a 3s-calibre pistol belonging
to sam Arlington, well known citi-
zen who is the superintendent of the
Esteile cotton mills.
The bali from the pistol entered the
negroes left shoulder and striking
bone ranged downward. The location
Of the ball was not ascertained by the
attending surgeons.
Arlington, the witnesses to the
shooting. and the negro himself before
he died, asserted that the shooting was
RecidentaL At the infirmary this morn
ing shortly after the shooting the ne
gro made the statement that he had
no hard words with anyone and that
he believed no one shot him purpose
III.
The negro was helper around the
negro saloon which is located in the
rear Of the bar. shortly before 1880
o'clock this morning, 1T Is stated by
witnesses to the shooting. Arlington
walked int the saloon and walking
to the counter pulled pistol from his
pocket laid it heavily down on the
counter.
The pistol is one of the newly inn
proved automatic patterns and the jar
is believed to have caused the cart.
ridge to explode. Just at the time OF
the explosion the negro Matt Smith
passed in front Of the weapon and re-
ceived the ball.
Immediately after the shooting Ar
rinrton was arrested by q special OIL
Ger and carried to police headquarters,
After the death OF the negro this after
noon he was taken to the county jail.
Arlington will have preliminary
hearing In police court tomorrow
morning,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-07

Only One "BROMO QUININE"
That is LAXATIVE BROMO QuININB-
used the world over to Cure a Cold In One
nav CSC fri
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-07

In the police court this morning on
The charge of larceny there was tried
young white man. j. q, Miller. ne
was accused of having stolen various
nrticles from a boy employed by one
Of the rail road news agencies. Miller
was bound over to await the action
OF the next grand jury in. the sum OF
$500.
Evening journal., 1908-06-19
PENNSYLVANIA NOTES
PA. NOTES.

PA. NOTES.
Frank Cullis. a 4-yesr-old Chester
boy, was knocked down by a bicycle,
fracturing several small bones in his
leg lsls-g'N
Thieves succeeded in getting away
with brass journals which they strip
ped from six cars on siding Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad at Crum Lynne.
Raymond G. Groom fen while balipg
hay in the barn of Samuel G. Clark, IN
solebury township, and broke an arm
in two places.
Burglars forced an entrance into the
home Of eJremiah Witsil. in Chester.
securing 81 and a child's pocketboob
containing a few pennies
The Perkasie School Board has le
clded TO have a course of lectures on
dental hygiene in the schools, and has
appointed DIR. ]. p. Erwin as the lee
turer.
Abraham Gillard, OF Philadelphia, fell
from a ladder at the Pennsylvania
Military College, in Chester. sustaining
a fractured rib. He was taken to the
Chester Hospital.
Chester's Board OF Health has de-
cided TO wage war against the dogs ol
the city, and It is proposed to quaran'
tine all CANNES as a result of mad
dogs recent rampage through the town
The Burlx's County Historical Society
will have a midsummer meeting at To-
hickon Park on Tuesday, July p, wher
addresses on local history topics will
be delivered at both morning and af'
ternoQn sessions.
owners of but 81 dogs have paid
their 50 .tax-in Doylestown this yeai
and secured their tags, and the rest
dents are beginning T. think the Bor'
ough Council passed the ordinance re-
quiring all dogs TO be tagged as
joke.
Tho marriage Of Miss Edith Mich
ener. Of New Hope. and Carroll .
Price, OF Solebury, in the Solebur,
Friends Meeting House yesterday, wal
the first wedding in that meeting hous'
for 61 years. Over 800 guests wit
messed the ceremony.
Evening journal., 1908-06-19
SAYS OWENS ASKED
FOR HIS RELEASE

RED" Owens asked for his release
from Wilmington, according to the
Trenton True American, which says:
Manager Carney yesterday signed
Red Owens. who until this week was
with the Wilmington club. and the big
second baseman was in the game yes
terday He played at second base. and
George Magoon was shifted over to
third to take Stroble's place. the latter
being out of the game with a lame
back.
Owens is a veteran at the game and
is playing a good second base. Last
season he was with the York and
Reading clubs, and at the start Of the
present year was manager Of the Read
ing aggregation. He was not very sue
cessful and was sold to Wilmington.
There he could not get along with a
player or two and sought his release.
Owens has not been playing up to his
form this season. His hitting has not
been good and his fielding far from his
usual form. AL Strobel will be given
another weeks rest and yesterday af-
ternoon left the team to go to his home
in Boston He will likely return to the
club when 1t returns home next Mon
day.
Evening journal., 1908-06-19
Boat Rlds on birthday.

The Misses Florence Dawson and
Lucy M. Thomas were the guests Of
friends on a boat ride on the river on
Wednesday evening. The occasion was
In celebration Of the birthday anniver-
saries of the young women. Others
i'm the party were; Misses Eileen
Bradheld, Clara M. Burns, Florence
Dawson, May Dennis. Frances Kelley
Esther Lee. Amy Mcclure, Anna Nee
son, Anna Pieplow, Mary Stritzelbergei
Lucy M. Thomas. Margaret Wheaton
Charles e. Bryan. Lloyd c. Boatman
Vaughan Dean, Louis, Gilbert and Wal
ter Hyiand, Harry Marvel, John Neo-
son. Leroy Il. Thomas. John G. Veit
william Walling and John zebley. Solos
we're given by the Misses Esther Lee
Margaret Wheaton. Florence Dawson
and Charles 10. Bryan.
Evening journal., 1908-06-19
Social and
Personal

Miss Jennie Mcspritt, of Jersey City
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. John II.
Fahay, of this city.
Mrs. william Giliing has been visit
ing friends in Philadelphia.
Miss Mary spealzman is spending a
weeks vacation in Baltimore.
Rev. L. r. Beauchamp OF Harring-
ton. and w. p. Morris. OF Greenwood,
were.visitors in town this week
Miss Augie schellinger and cousin
spent last Sunday with Mrs. Nettie
Jones. of Kenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Stats have
been the guests OF friends az Blackbird.
Miss Susie Van Dyke is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Fannie Guessford, Of Black
bird.
Miss Margaret Iaramore is spending
two weeks at wildwood, n. J.
oln Reynolds is visiting friends near
Townsend
The Misses Ethel and Addle Wool
fred, of Clayton. spent Sunday WIN
friends I'm this city.
Paul Layheld, Of Greenwood. is visit
ling friends here.
! Mr. and MfS. FRANK mhlNoihf Va
Smyrna, spent Sunday In this city.
Thomas s. Start Is visiting MS
brother at Smyrna.
Mrs. George T. Witworth Is visiting
Elkton friends this week.
Mrs. r. L. Stehbngs and child, OF
Port Deposit. are the guests or VIII
mington friends this week
James Cooke has returned from MS
l.. II
Mrs. Benjamin ID. Bowen spent the
week end with her mother at Fair Hill.
Miss Ella Eentman and Mr.. and Mrs.
pyle visited friends at Fair Hill on
Sunday.
Miss Armetta Phillips is the guest Oh
Miss Leila Thompson, Of Woodlawn.
Miss Elizabeth Cunningham spent
the week end with friends at Wood
lawn.
w. e. Lenton has been visiting
friends at Woodlawn this week
Mrs. John 3. Graham has returned 70
lher home at Charlestown, after an ex-
tended visit here.
Miss Gertrude Dempsey OF haIle-
willie. was a recent visitor in this city.
Miss Evelyn King. Of Millington' ND.
who has been visiting her sister IN TINS
lefty. has returned home.
Evening journal., 1908-06-19
MARY M. vs..
DELAWARE BOY
Match Race to be TrOtted at
Huber'S Track on
July Is

There will be a match race at Huber's
driving track near Newark on the after
neon Of July Is which is interesting local
hcrsemen and which promises to be one
OF the most hotly contested in this sec-
tion for some time.
The race will be for 5000 a side between
Nary NJ, owned by Mr.. Dayett, OF Day
etts Mills. and Delaware Boy. owned ty
George Johnson, proprietor OF the WASH
ington House, Newark.
For some time there has been a con-
troversy between the owners OF the two
horses as to their respective merits vita
the result that a match race was arrang-
ed. The race win be under the rules OF
the National Trotting Association and
horples will be allowed Mary NJ. who IS
b. Alcantara, has a record of 2.23h made
at Tazwell. Va. last year on half mile
ring. She viii be driven by A. II. Tyson.
Delaware Boy is marked at 22Sit but has
dcne a matiHee mile IN AJAX. The race viii
b. the best three in five heats. winner
take all.
Evening journal., 1908-06-19
10 Give MusicaIe.

The pupils Of Mrs. Charles r. Grls-
nth will give q musicale at No. OOf
Equitable Building tomorrow evening.
They will be assisted by Mrs. Leonard
f. Wales. soprano; Charles f. Griffith
violinist, and Miss Louise Masters
Ewes, reader.
The program follows: Piano solo.
Dancing Spirites, Bonn. Miss Baird;
piano solo. The Daisy Chain, Spauld-
ing, Miss Elizabeth LELAND; piano
solo, Hunting Song Mendelssohn, Rob-
ert Ferguson: piano solo. Mazurka
Brilliant. Helms. Miss Frances Todd;
vocal solo. Serenade. with violin ohii'
CATO. Schubert. Mrs. Leonard Wales;
piano solo, valse Op. TO- No. 3. Chopin,
Miss Hamilton: piano solo, Tho Mili
at Sans-Souci. Necke. Miss Lofiand;
piano solo. In a Path Of Roses, WIZ
helm, Miss Mary Todd; piano solo,
Morceau Characteristiuue, Wollen-
haup. Miss Seaman; piano solo, Nalse
Intermezzo, Martin, Jusiis Davidson
piano solo, To a Rose BUD. Steele, MISS
Bowman; reading, selected MISS
Louise Masters Ewes: violin solo, a.
Elsa's Ermahnung an Ortrud. Lohen'
erin-waener: b. Serenade. Pierne
Charles e. Griffith. Jr: piano solo, A
Revel in Melody, Wilhelm, Miss Null
lin: plano solo. 9Th Mazurka. GODDARD,
Miss Benson: piano solo Minuet Celeore'
Paderewski. Homer Ewing; piano soio'
a. Spring Song. Mendelssohn; b, Elegle'
c Minor. Nollet. Miss BACH vocal SOLO
Evening journal., 1908-06-19
OWNERS OF BALL
TEAM DISGUSTED
Say They Have Done Their
Best, and Changes Are
Looked For

Owners Of the Wilmington baseball
club are disgusted with the manner in
which the team has been playing ball
while away. AMI upon It's return It Is
expected there win be a shakeup which
will have a lasting effect. If the team
is stin to continue in the league.
It is presumed by many that the fault
lies at the door Of the owners Of the
club in making no effort to obtain good
men, but according to the owners
statement they have done all in their
power to give 10 Wilmington the best
team in the league, realizing that
with a winning cam in this city money
will be made.
Full power has been given to Man
ager Waller of the team TO use his
judgment in the discharge and signing
of players. the owners say, and instruc-
tions have been given him TO
strengthen weak spots whenever II was
found necessary. The question now
arises as to whether this power has
been exercised in the right direction.
OWuSIa OF the lteAiu die hoA III t''
game for pastime. neither are they IN
it solely for gain, but they do desire
to make ends meet even II nothing
more. and it is scarcely possible that
in conducting the team they would
willfully turn out a poor article Of ball
II can be said thatNvhcn the Whining
ton baseball team arrives in Whining
ton there will be an understanding
which will mean much not only to the
players but the lovers of the game.
Evening journal., 1908-06-19
MRS. ROSS IS
DOING NICELY
Sick Woman Who Shot Herself
Has Good Chances For
Recovery

The authorities at the Delaware Hospi'
Ia. said to-day that Mrs. L. o. Ross, Of
No. 6l7 French street, who shot herself
yesterday afternoon, was doing nicely.
Mrs Ross is suffering with bullet
wound in her left side. She is 26 years cf
are and for sometime has been suffering
with melancholia. Two weeks ago she was
detected in the act Of swallowing lauda-
mum. but was prevented from taking
enough TO cause serious results.
Yesterday afternoon the young wo-
man went out. presumably to shop. when
t. is thought that she purchased re-
vclvcr
Shortly after o'clock last evening tho
occupants Of the house in which Mrs.
Ross and her husband, l.. oliver Ross,
have rooms. were startled by a sharp pis-
tol report and on going to the rooms Of
the Rosses they found the woman on
the floor and the revolver with which she
haa shot herself lying by her side.
Her married life was happy and the
husband is distracted over the affair
Evening journal., 1908-06-19
PHONE OPERATOR.
Renamed Memory on Right Food.


The girls who answer your call on
the telephone, must be quick. accurate
and courteous. They must have good
memories, also.
Those who work nights often get Ia
the way of eating almost anything
handy, which is apt to be the kind Of
food which does not rebuild waste
brain and nerve cells.
Il have been night telephone opera
tor for a number Of years." writes a
Calf. girl, "and was formerly in per-
feet health, never knew an all
But irregular hours of sleep and
meals. and the use OF pastry or any
food that happened to be available.
soon caused my health and memory
to fail.
"The loss Of my robust health wor-
ried me very much. And medicine
seemed 10 do no good.
-Four months ago, mother told mo
il was the condition of my stomach
that caused my trouble, and she be-
Heved II / would change to Grape-Nuts
food, 1 would improve.
Eager to regain my health, I took
her advice and instead OF eating just
ANYTHING, / ate Grape-Nuts regularly.
and at the end of four months on
Grape Nuts am the happy. robust
girl / once was.
Il have gained eleven pounds In
weight. have good color, am strong
and hearty and nothing seems TO es-
cape my memory. And all this owe
to Grape-Nuts."
There's a Reason" Name given by
Postum Co., Battle Creek. Mich. Read
''The Road to Wellville," in pkgs
Ever read the above letter7 A new
one appears from time to time. They
are genuine, true, and full Of human
interest.