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P0U3
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SYNOPSIS
Felfc
Captain
Summers
1
on
the
aacapadM
of
the
Picaroon.
inena.
uarun
uaie.
atr.
Alexander
Fcrrynlan
calls
to
reUte
a
tale
ot
tranflc
happnngn
at
362
Bank
Street
crooked
financial
deal.
Dr.
Moffetti
whispered,
uwmuk
i
iwww
iw
wuvmmx
ana
eertafn
papen.
Adele
and
Dale
meet
He
tella
her
he
was
preeent
during
her
atrange
Inter-view
with
Dr.
Uoffett
and
nramitea
to
INSTALMENT
TWENTY-SIX
"Did
ou
see
what
that
despicable
ruffian
tried
to
do?"
sho
cried
hotly.
"No,
I
just
missed
it,"
said
Joan
In
her
cooing
voice.
"But
I
.can
guess.
Men
are
so
beastly.
Tried
to
steal
a
kiss,
I
suppose?
The
wretch
1"
"He
was
drunk,"
said
Adele,
growing
a
little
calmer.
Disgustingly
drunk.
Otherwise
I
might
n6t
have
minded
so
much."
"I
underttand,
dearie."
By
the
fully
hot-headed,
but
I
know
how
to
manage
him."
"How?"
asked
Adele,
mildly
amused
by
the
naive
chatter.
"Give
me
your
recipe,
and
I
may!
try
it
on
the
-next
Emperor
who
comes
along."
"Well,
I
guess
men
are
all
Thrilling
'
Mystery
Story
In
30
chapters
hajd
oi
M
.
-
Hi
JW
K.
1W
-aaaaW
V
W
Dron
what?
oemg
caught
In
the
act
of
receiving
blackmail
money.
She
shook
herself
as
If
to
banish
a
stupor.
ly.
Adele
started
to
run
her
eves
technical
.
terms-
and
,
meanings
and
much
of
it
she
could
not
understand.
But
the
broad
outlines
were
clear.
They
showed
plainly
that
her
father
alike,
whether
they
are
Emper-;was
the
mysterious
Mr.
Graves,
or
or
Jim
piam
citizens,
it
s
,
the
accomplice
of
the
notorious
the
little
things
that
please
most
i
Daniel
Forrester.
Little
by
little
of
them.
They
like
a
girl
to
re-
her
doubts
left
her.
Yes.
these
member
their
favorite
colors
In-must
be
some
of
the
damning
do-neckties
and'aoftks
and
sueh.'cuments
to
which
Dr.
Mnffett
thing.
It
ncednt
amount
to
hatfolluded1
In
the
coursft-of
that
mh,
Just
so
It's
something
that
'strange
interview.'
falls
In
with
their
taste.
Well,
j
The
Skyrocket
after
our
quarrel
the
other
day:
The
papers
shook
in
her
tremb-I
dashed
over
to
the
haberdash-
ling
hand.
Indignation,
bitterer'
and
bought
Billy
the
darl-
mss,
a
strange,
rebellious
exclte-injrest
neektie
you
ever
saw."
ment
were
growing
apace
within
"And
did
-
he
approve
of
your
her.
Her
poor
father
1
What
an
selection?"
aJc'ed
Adele
absent-
inferno
of
anguish
he
had
passed
ly.
With
So
many
graver
proh-
through
on
account
of
the
secret
lems
on
her
mind
this
conversa-
guilt
which
these
papers
revealed!
tion
was
becoming
a
little
weary-
She
read
on
and
(in,
turned
page
Inp.
'
after
page,
while
her
companion
.'JDid
he
npprovo?"
Joan
gush-
"truck
malch
after
match.
At
ed.
"Well
I
guess
he
didl
It
was
length
she
was
through,
She
gazed
a
lovely
tie,
a
bright
blue
with
down
at
the
sheaf
of
papers.
Only
papers,
flimsy,
inflammable
stuff,
yet
how
devastating!)
vital
they
were!
"Satisfied?"
Adele
looked
up.
In
the
dim
licht
site
stnrliVd
thp
ntlipr
trirl'a
fa6e.
Joari
had
cast
off
her
art-
leasness
and
simplicity,
and
the
unmasked
portions
of
her
face
looked
a
little
hard
and
cruel,
but
there
was
no
sign
of
duplicity.
The
eyes
were
gazing
at
her
nar-!
rowly,
intently,
through
the
openings
in
the
black
mask.
"Another
match,
please,"
Adele
murmured.
paper,
yet
they
were
charged
with
the
power
to
wreck
lives!
Luridly
the
lisrht
of
the
irtatph
fpll
nn
rhnr.
existence.
She
must
gain
a
little
more
lime.
"Just
another
match,
please."
"It
will
be
the
last,"
said
Joan.
"There
is
only
one
more
left,
and
The
papers?"
she
asked
fceb-
I
must
save
that
for
the
signal."
.-e..a
.wa
MVI
J
1(1
mi
f
-
VJVO
i
ner
re.
here."
Joan
V
.
Jonenerf
'm
way
of
showinfir
her
svmDathvihGr
fl
mav
nrmnr
nn
nna
m
4
i.j
l.
n.
l.A
-
j
.
uu.uu.
rtueie
removea
tne
eon-tents
of
the
envelope,
about
a
dozen
papers
of
various
sizes.
It
was
too
dark
to
see
much,
and
.the
written
characters
swam
be
fore
her
eyes.
From
.the
fnaldf
came
the
orchestral
din,
adding
to
the
confusion
of
her
mind.
"Do
you
want
a
light?"
Joan
iney
are
ail
right
until
they
suggested.
She
struck
a
match,
get
you
out
in
some
moonlit
nook
cupped
her
hands
over
it,
and
and
then
look
outl
My
Billy
Is
held
it
so
the
wavering
sheen
that
way.
We
had
a
dreadful
fell
on
the
papers.
"I
want
you
to
.
.!!...
J...
Tln..
....
1
sni
me
ultra
uy.
miiy
la
uw-
oe
satisfied
with
your
purchase."
all
she
knew,
this
might
be
a
for
gery.
Her
stampeding
brain
Gl.
DAILY
.NEW3N-
ANYOX
WINS
TENNIS
SUNDAY
Beats
Alice
Arm
In
Tournament
By
Two
Points
Making
Series
Even
ALICE
ARM,
Aug.
21:
The
second
tournament
of
the
season
between
the
tennis
players
of
Alice
Arm
and
Anyox
was
played
jon
the
local
court
Sunday.
It
was
In
the
yellow
flicker
she
studied
ivery
evenl'
contested,
Anyox
the
wrilinc
airAln.
but
W
copping
the
tournament
by
thoughts
raced
far
beyond
the
mar?jn
of
two
points,
the
games
margins.
Only
a
few
sheets
of
beinfir
ln
Pint8-
AnJ"
78
Alice
Arm
76,
with
nine
seta
played
Those
making
up
the
Anyox
team
were
Messrs
Stevens,
Mo
sclera
twnnpd
tn
n
rrniln
rrihnaf
Rae,
Mclntyre
and
Oatman
and
little
yellow
dots
in
it."
(hand.
Still
another
match.
The
-Mesdamca
Eve,
Cundill,
Frlcker
or
a
sudden
Adee
leaned
vellow
sheen
seemed
to
Ma
an
Miss
Blakey.
weakly
against
the
balcony
rail-
path
through
a
corner
of
her
mind.
The
Alice
Arm
players
were
If
she
could
onlv
.Messrs.A.
Falconer,
T.
Falconer.
"Blue
yellow,"
she
mumbled.)
Her
heart
beat
a
little
faster.
If
L-
falconer.
G.
Hanson
and
Mrs.
lhe
words
by
contrast
With
the
she
could
onlv
thrust
a
litfle
mr-
hergin,
Misses
A.
Hogbercr
and
muu
miMCHi
puiwc
iicuusuciiuai
appearance
or
the
ner
or
the
sheaf
of
paper
within
ergm.
rr
green
light.
Ferryman
i
avowing;
sck
in
addition
to
their
in-
imagination
she
saw
them
wrinkle
13
now
eve"
Alice
Arm
won
the
captain
a
picture
when
the
tele-!
trinsic
significance.
land
become
a
black
flake.
Her
tne
r'rst
tournament
on
the
An-
pnone
ringaA
vole.
veil,
or
aw"m.
"Yea.
blue
and
yellow
Billy's
father's
secret
reduced
to
ashes!
'ox
courts
by
a
similar
margin
a
mwn'i
tndv
at
the
afaova
addfeu!
...
..
"'"j
o
......
-
e
...
-u
u.
i.
nmmu.'k
iu
I
favorite
colors"
said
Joan.
She
er
"ea"
pounded
chokingly.
Ul
lw
points,
Bummm
rindi
only
ose
due.
a
bit
or
laughed
lightly.
And
then,
with
The
little
flame
was
beginning
to
I
a
subtle
change
in
her
manner
dwindle,
but
there
was
still
time.
"XT'
a'
PT
tm
she
came
"e
closer
to
Adele.
'And
then,
at
an
instant's
glance.
Her
smile
she
caught
look
of
intent
watch,
rneetjBf
in
ontai
Pmrk.
Adele
haa
had
altered:
it
waa
a
had
a
terrifyinj
experience.
Taken
by
less
open
and
naive.
She
seemed
fu'nes
out
of
the
holes
in
Joan's
a
myatertooa
ujm
Oonvay
to
a
atrange
more
mature,
even
a
little
taller
mask-
A
little
smile,
hard
and
light
through
which
abe
could
glimpse
i
a
aho
atnnA
...
..
suhtlv
threntenintr
nlnrorf
CIANTSWIN
FROM
CUBS
only
the
taint
outline
ot
a
m!5.
calljng!
"r
"
iuob
------
------
;
himmtf
Dr.
uefiett.
abe
j.
told
thati
gleaming
on
her
tinsel
armor.
jth
roiKed
lips.
The
match
went
pi......
.
.
.
......
'
,
,
her
father
haa
been
mulKM
wHh
a!
"Drop
it
over
the
raBinr"
she
0ut-
Adele
shook
herself.
A
mad
1
n,Iaae'Pn
Athletics
Baten
by
.hope
had
died
with
the
match.
Be-
asked
Adel
siJes'
she
suddenly
recalled,
all
St.
Louis
Browns
Yesterday
P3
.Ad,e,ivou?"
There
wn.
t,.;;'
She
felt
the
little
nacket
of
Pciiing
string,
lost
his
third
I
AingHrlffn
THAW
IMIIMMIIJ
I
"v
mhu
h
IUILUC
II111L
Ul
'
a
I
anapjeioaa
of
one
another.
Dale
"
on;
menace
in
ner
voice.
.
Dal
darkeaa
the
room,
throw
Axetoin
through
window,
and
In
the
resultant
coBfiMlon
eacapca
.
'
Summera
at
luncheon
next
day
reeetvea
a
note
and
patka
from
the
Picaroon.
In
the
package
he
ttndi
the
mtaslng
peart.
Meantime-.
Dr.
Moffett
la
getting
autoua
and
talephonea.
giving
Mlwi
Caatle
Jut
34
noura
in
which
to
make
payment
to
aave
her
father
from
disgrace
and
proaecution.
Dale
drawa
caab
front
h
bank
and
makea
an
appointrnfnt
with
Adele.
He
then
vlarta
the
Ferryman
home,'
HgTtt
tng
to
capture
the
murderer
within
a
week.
dully.
I
lhe
papers
were
not
here,
only
"You-know.
The
money,
of
half
of
them.
The
remaining
ones
R
r
Aug.
21:
Joe
course.
Yon
r.m.,ri,t
tt
a:a
were
probably
just
as
effective.
Busn'
ace
of
the
Chicago
Cubs'
monev
inside
hpr
hnrlli-e
ft
r
?ame
or
the
season
to
the
New
I
-
.....
.
VAk
fZA
-
A
I
.
.
m.
aatrn
in
hnw.
K.
th
AiAia
nn,u.j
if
:j
oniv
a
little
over
S20nn.
hut
n
lyJln-
vimnis
yesieruay
alter
-
.
au
uuuucu.
iter
111
I
II
U
siun
I
'
-
-
r
.
,
-
aarder
occurred
and
la
trapped
wjthin
ned
by
the
sudden
surDrite
wi
sma11
fraction
of
the
stipulated
WInninS
"
games
during
the
tV'dZr
ZZrtS
iTti1.
f-ctfonlng
a,
ye?
'
if"-
7
to"
"""
11:'
r1a
from
betund
a
alMtng
panel,
f
"i
nen
Ifct's
hum-
and
get
it
,
sralll;u8Ucn
a
simple
tning
to
nvar
it
I,,.
n
i
.
,
ao.
ijui
sureiv
me
woman
at
her
"uiiu,
advance.
I
am
to
drop
a
lighted
oulu
not
De
PKen
,n
l
ivuty-ursi
match
over
the
railing
That
will
"ch
shallow
deception.
She
would
hom
tor
Brooklyn
In
the
first
be
the
signal."
She
produced
a
Lnsjst
UI?n
examinim?
the-money
an
evenly
divided
before
the
surrend-
e-hetder
with
St.
Iouls
small
silver
case
and
extracted
a
PaPeP
,were
Joub
match.
"The
moment
the
mntrh
ered
At
a
slaiiCe
she
would
see
Ordinals.
falls
vo
r
to
a
."through
the
ruse,
and
then
what
Paul.Wnner
hit
a
homer
with
Some
one
Is
waltinr
L
Z
L
would
happen
then?
two
on
In
the
seventh,-but
the
catch
if
"Well,
Miss
Castle."
said
Joan
PhillleA
defeated
the
Pirates,
ll
?
Z?'
uUt
011
Shl'
yetT"
Zach4ry
won
his
"!nh
straight
SSS
uVT
?
Ck'
ya,,nir
Ade,e
tried
"me.
Wme
for
the
Yankees,,
though
acpth.
Her
.brain
swam
a
little,
tu
--.
'
i'
t,.
.n
a
....
,
.?
B.U....I.U
at
mc
uuur,
wonaer
tng
whether
Dale
was
other
side,
trying
to
on
tl
mavontU
the
cenuineV
..:
'
A
homer
hr
Kre
uith
nnA
overhe.ir
n.n..t.9
i
'
rri
,
t
.u,
-:,v.
.
.
h
J
,
lni
i
5S
ua
wished
in
Forrester's
own
handwriting."
Browns
victory
over
the
Thlla.
:
a
t
,
t
r.
inouKm
Adele
felt
an
ache
of
indecision
delphia
Athletic,
wave
advising
her
how
to
act.
Where
was
Dale?
If
he
would
only
Yesterday's
scores;
.
,",
.
K'au"
ine
aoysM!
transmit
a
message
of
some
kind!
outside
the
railing.
Who
was
Her
wits
appeared
to
have
desert-waiting
down
there'
Whoever
he'ed
her
in
the
first
great
crisl,
of
was,
he
had
certainly
guarded
in
her
sheltered
and
soft-cushioned
u
must
mzeniOUS
Wnv
nirnlnof
National
League
Chicago
1-1.
New
York
4-0.
St.
Louis
3-0,
Brooklyn
2-4.
Pittsburgh
6,
Philadelphia
8.
Cincinnati
c,
.A
r
-
Boston
2.
American(League.
New
York
5,
Chicago
4.
Boston
12,
Detroit
8.
Washington
6.
Cleveland
2.'
Philadelphia.
1,
St.
Louis
2.
.'.nr1
"A
kiss
"I"
nrfund
t,helt(?klvout
'
h"y
enveloce.
-Mosi
burning
gaze.
A
fugitive
doubt
GOLF
TITLEHOLDER
othtr'Rlrl.
ts
rather
nice
wwiictime,
especially
on
"a
balcony
In
the
moonlight,
but
who
wants
'to
be
kissed
by
a
distil-leryT
t
Adele
laughed.
"I'm
all
right
now.
It'
foolish
to
get
angry
yjth
a
drunken
.man,
but
I
cduldn't
help,
If-'.-
"He
seemed
to
be
'all1
right
while
you
were
dancing,"
Joan
observed.
"I
was
watching
you
two.
But
then
men
are
funny.
-,,"n"
re
,n
"aniei
Forres.
.assailed
her
again
while
she
tried
prs
own
handwriting.
If
you
to
make
the
most
of
her
speeding
have
any
doubts,
look
them
over."
moments.
Never
before
had
sfo
It
sounded
a
candid
and
above!
seen
Forrester's
handwriting.
For
IS
ELIMINATED
FROM
AMATEUR
TOURNAMENT
JASpgR,
Aug.
J21:-W.
Shady
steadied
to
the
thought.
Just
be-
Somerville,
defending-
champion,
fore
the
match
went
out
she
bent
wa$
eliminated
from,
the
Can'i-another
look
of
critical
scrutiny
amateur,
golf
championship
-'yesterday
afternoon
wfin
Cecil
on
-the
signature
-
"Just
as
I
thought,"
she
de-
Colville
of
Vancouver,
defeated
clared,
"this
is
only
a
copya
for-
him
in
the
ihlrtyrslxth
green,
gery."
one
upV
in
the
fjnit
day's
play.
Her
companion's
short
laugh
cut
"
1
1
h
-
clear
and
hard
through
the
crash-
FMnilRANPP
PI
VPR
lhe
orchestra.
"I'UIuUivL
rLI
Cu
ing
syncopation
of
"You
poor
little
fool
I
You
are
only
making
a
stupid
bluff.
You
never
saw
Daniel
Forrester's
sig-
over
the
written
lines.
The,
nature.
Now
I
know
you
didn't
phraseology
was
strange,
full
t
of
(bring
.
the
.....
money.
You
have
only
invoivedi
been
playing
tor
time.
I'm
"
She
stopped
short
FELL
INTO
THE
BAY
AT
SAN
FRANCISCO
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Aug.
21:
Now
Donald
Templeton,
endurance
flyer,
fell
Into
the
bay
last
night,
From
the
suddenly
ending
after
35
hours
dark
depth
below
came
a
little
sir-
his
quest
of
the
40-hour
solo
re-zling
sound.
A
little
streak
of
fire
fuelling
endurance
flight
record,
immediately
shqt
Into
the
air
and
He
was
unhurt.
broke
into
a
burst
of
sparkn.
r-
Joan
snatched
the
papers
away
THE
WEATHER
"The
deai
is
off,"
she
declaredj
'
a.
faint
hiss
In
her
voice.
"That
Terrace
Bain,
calm,
58.
was
a
Avarning.
There
is
some-
Bosswood
Cloudy,
southwest
thing
'wrong
below.
Go
back
to
wind,
KG.
your
drunken
Emperor!"
To
Be
Continued
Tomorrow
BASEBALL
POSTPONED
Alyansh
Cloudy,
west
wind;
Alice
Arm
Heavy
,rain,
calm,
Anyox
Heavy
rain,
calm,
67.
Stewart
',
Very
heavy
rain.
Last
night's
City
League
base-
calm.
5C.
I
ball
fixture
between
the
Gyro
Port
Simpson
Southeast
Club
and
Native
Sons
of
Canada,
wind,
rain,
54.
'
was
postponed
on
account
of
the
.
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
54,
unfavorable
weather.
There
are
Smithers
Cloudy,
calm,
68,
now
a
number
of
postponed
ball
Bums
Lake
Cloudy,
calm,
55.
games
accumulated
which
will
Vanderhoof
Heavy
rain,
calm,
'
be
played
after
Fair
Week
if,
pjoj
62.
I
sible.
"
I
Qutiner
TValftrcalm.
tyol.
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the
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of
HousewoW
ELECTRICALLY
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t
Modern
ways
for
motjorn
(lny8
applies
to
housework
too.
Electricity
has
come
to
.
,
banish
hard
work
.from
th.e
homp.
:
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j
.
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j
For
each
task
cooking,
vd$)ilng,
ironinp,
,
sweeping
there
is
an
Electric
Servant
that
never
gets
tired
and
never
wants
time
off.
;
"
r
Ca!l
in
at
our
Retail
Sfqre
today
and
see
our
remarkable
display
of
nationally
famous
and
giaranteed
Electee
Ijanges,
Washing
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Vacuum
CJeanersvfroners,
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Corporation
of
Canada
Limited
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C.
Sport
Chat
The
baseball
games
between
Anyo
and
Prince
Rupert
Elks'
teams
at
the
smelter
town
last
week
were
about
the
.
best
exhi
bition
of
the
sport
that
have
i
pennant
done
on
several
occasions
while
percentage
of
Ye
playing
league
fixtures
on
the
they
had
w
n
R1
.
-
home
diamond.
The
Anyox
bat-
13.
If
the
Athic'
t
tery
for
the
first
game
was
Orr
the
Cubs'
record
i;
and
Somerville
and,
In
the
get
to
win
about
ail
;'
ond,
Lazarek
and
Fomervillo,
maining
games
Lat
jea
n.
fuffeJRice
is
Good,
too
Outlet
Puffed
Rice
It
en.
plodtd
(he
same,
wit
u
Puffed
Wheit.and
ii
equally
delicious.
Fullofthereadr
enetfj
tl
the
finest
hite
rice.
For
yarierr,
keep
boch
kinds
ia
the
house.
x
jiii
f
'
Yankees,
with
a
lead
"f
1'
r
Followers
M
the
rhllademhlamier
mmseason.
wire
ma
Ath
etics.
confident
HOW
thai.
way
to
equal
tno
ri
Connie
tack
again
will
pilot
a
b"f
a
slump
all
l
ut
wiped
winner."
are"
DUllinir
for
their
lead
and
the
Yanker
l
been
seen
in
he
northern
townitheir
favorite
to
bt
the
Cubs'
jluky
to
barely
beat
mi
the
.:
una
flcauii,
A
I1C
9H.UUU
KrtlllC,
ICVU1U
Ul
uu
I
11
1
9
if
I
III?
T
1
t
"
"
"
nic
V-UI1UU!
which
both
teams
played
error-
faint
hope
now.
In
that
year
the
less
ball
behind
superb
pitching,
the
Anyox
nine
winning
2
to
I,
was
"one
of
the
best
games
seen
here
for
a
number
of
yearsV'
comments
the
Alice
Arm
and
Anyox
Herald.
In
the
first
game,
which
Prince
Rupert
won
4
to
1,
Ola
Haveland
hurled
and
Spiro
Gurvlfch
caught.
The
battery
was
the
same
in
the
second
game
and
it
functioned
excellently.
In
fact,
the
local
boys
played
better
baseball
while
away
than
they
have
Cubs,
under
the
leadership
of
the1
22
and
losing,
nine
game
up
toj
Office.
July
29.
That
was
playing
at
a1.
-
SOFTBALL
POSTPONED
I
late
Frank
Chnn!e.''Yoi
the
N-'
tipnal
League'
pennant'
with
HO'
Bain
again
cau.d
t'e
victories
and
3G
defeats
for
aponement
of
last
v.
.'
i
percentage
of
JpS.
The
AthlettesJ
softball
game
hetwoen
ti
nt
1929.
up
fo
June
3V
had
tr
i
perlntendent's
Oid
o
a,v.!
fc
veiled
at
a
.760
pace,
having
a
House.
The
next
ganio
ti
record
of
48
wins
and
16
defeats.
'is
for
tomorrow
evening
M
They
then
slowed
a
bit,
winnJnjDry
Dock
and
SupTtrter.(kj
.709
pace
nnd
made
their
total:
A
Daily
New
,70
games
won
and
25
lost
for
riw
result"
eat's
NATURAL
GOODNESS
toothsoTtiv
aid
tempting
A
N
ENTIRELY
PfFFERENT
kind
of
.
cereal
i$
Quaker
Puffed
Wheat.
Airy
dclidousness
and
toasted
crunchiness
are
combined
with;
all
the
nutxipent
of
the
grain
supreme.
the
-wheal
bran
b
retained,
but
you
would
jhcit
nop'cc
it,
to
delicately
bit
concealed.
u
-
r'i
Puffing
the
wheat
grain
to
eight
times
its
natural
size
cooks
it
thoroughly
and
explode!
millions
of
food
cell?
in
each
grain.
Rich
stores
of
protein,
carbohydrates
and
minerals
are
released
for
easy
digestion.
Each
puffed
grain
has
a
tempting,'
nut-like
flavour
that
always
intriguer
d
lagging
appetite.
Always
have
Quaker
jiffcd
Wheat
ready
to
serve
at
any
meal
or
at
any
time
between
meals.
It
is
relished
when
fickle
appetites
set
other
food
aside.
i
Quaker
PUFFED
WHEAT
DB
DY
THE
U
I
I
I
B
R
S
O?
QUAK.
OATS
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