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LfcEN
LIBERAL
TEA
HELD
Beautiful
Home
of
Mrs.
Robert
Gordon
Scene
of
Successful
Affair
Yesterday
MRS.
SMITH
SPEAKS
The
spacious
home
of
Mrs.
Robert
Gordon,
Seventh
Avenue
East,
was
the
scene
of
a
large
and
successful
tea
yesterday
afternoon
when
ladles
of
Section
Sbf
were
in-'
vlted
to
meet
and
hear
Mrs.
Paul
Smith
of
Vancouver
who
lj
on
a
visit
to
the
city
in
connectlonwith
the
campaign
of
OIof
Hanson
for
election
as
Member
of
Parliament.
There
was
a
very
large
attendance
and
the
feature
of
the
proceedings
was
an
interesting
little
speech
by
Mrs.
Smith
in
support
of
Liberal
policies
at
the
forthcoming
federal
election.
Mrs.
Smith
was
tendered
a
warm
reception.
The
rooms
were
beautifully
decorated
with
roses
predominating.
Mrs.
Gordon
and
Mrs.
OIof
Hanson
received
the
guests;
Mrs.
A.
D.
Gil
lies
and
Mrs.
O.
A.
Johnson
poured
I
and
servlteurs
were
Mrs.
II.
F.
Qlas-sey,
Mrs.
G.
W.
Abbott,
Mrs.
James
Simpson,
Mrs.
James
L.
Lee
and
Mrs.
W.
L.
Sandlson.
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SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
By
mail
to
all
other
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Em
pire
and
United
States,
paid
in
advance,
per
year
Bv
mill
to
all
other
countries,
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Rv
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to
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riarta
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r
...
'inn
Man
in
the
Moon
Jiho
says
he
is
ready
to
bet
his
reputation
on
Brady
being
elected
but
his
reputation
is
not
worth
a
red
cent,
so
where
are
you?
Betting
op
a
candidate
is
foolishness
unless
you
happen
to
be
backing
Hanson.
Then
its
a
cinch.
Jake
is
a
Tory
and
he
says
he
hates
to
go
down
town
these
days
because
so
many
people
call
af
ter
him
asking
if
he
has
anyl
noney
to
put
up.
I
hate
to
say
how
big
Hanson's
majority
will
be,
but
if
anybody
vill
call
around
about
Tuesday
they
can
get
a
pretty
good
Idea.
The
law
of
supply
and
demand
reems
to
affect
everybody
except
the
weather
man.
Too
much
weather
Is
what
he
tends.
O
all
ye
Grits
take
notice
Listen
to
what
I
say
On
Monday
night
we'll
celebrate
In
the
good
old-fashioned
way.
For
Victory
is
coming,
We
can
feel
It
ln
the
air
The
Torrles
now
are
on
the
run
Deny
it
If
you
dare.
Hear
on
the
Radiol
TUB
RIGHT
HONOURABLE
W,
Le
Mackenzie
King
PRIME
MINISTER
Will
close
the
campaign
with
a
message
to
the
electors
of
Canada
over
a
nation-wide
hook-up
from
Lauricr
House,
Ottawa,
SATURDAY,
JULY
26
C-8
p.m,
(P.
S.
T.)
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THIS
WOKB
-FOllEIGNEU"
,
Editor,
Daily
Hews:
j
It
mnkcs
me
end
when
I
hear
j
people
talk
about
this
"big
Swede."
Oh
not
They
would
not
vote
-
for
I
Hanson
because
he
came
from
Sweden.
A
great
percentage
of
people
n
,00
noi
even
Know
me
amerence
De-.
!
iweeii
oweueii
ana
Norway
Norway,
ui
!
course,
that
is
nothing
but
lack
of
paid
in
advance
lor
yearly
penou
;
education.
People
like
that
ought
Or
four
months
for
...
to
read
thei
geography
again.
Han-
i
editorially.
,
.na
For
lesser
Deriod.
paid
In
advance,
per
month
50
!
son
son
came
came
from
from
Swden
Sweden
all
all
right
rleht
I
PaInted
Paimea
City
delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
in
advance
$5.00
Transient
advertising
on
front
page,
per
inch
2.80
Local
readers,
per
insertion,
per
line
-5
Transient
display
advertising,
per
inch,
per
insertion
1.40
Classified
advertising,
per
insertion,
per
word
02
Legal
notices,
each
insertion,
per
agate
line
Contract
rates
or.
application.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
,
Editor
and
Reporters'
Telephone
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
DAILY
EDITION
VISITORS
PUZZLED
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Friday,
.
July
25,
1930
t
Some
of
the
officers
and
men
of
the
visiting
cruiser
are
much
puzzletl
at
the
local
political
situation.
While
they
are
much
interested
in
their
own
British
political
situation
it
is
difficult
for
them
to
understand
the
Canadian
line-up.
By
birth
and
training
most
of
the
visitors'
are
Conservatives
but
if
they
had
a
vote
here
probably
the
majority
would
vote
for
Hanson
because
by
doing
so
they
are
supporting
the
new
British
Empire
movement
which
their
own
party
at
home
backs.
Liberalism
in
Canada
today
means
trade
within
the
Empire
whereas
Conservatism
means
putting
up
a
tariff
barrier
against
Great
Britain
as
well
as
all-other
countries
of
the
world.
Already
the
Liberal
party
has
placed
a
tariff
barrier
against
all
countries
which
refuse
to
grant
reciprocal
privileges.
This
applies,,
mote
,
particularly
to
the
United
States
because
that
country
is,
such.
a
close
neighbor.
It
onsets
tne
recent
raise
m
tarui
against
tnis
country
imposed
at
Washington.
The
recent
Canadian
law,
generally
known
as
the
Dunning
budget,
transfers
trade
privileges
from
United
States
to
Great
Britain
and
other
parts
of
the
Empire
and
already
the
effect
of
it
k
being
seen
in
the
improvement
of
trade
between
Canada
and
those
countries.
While
the
visitors
to
Canada
just
now
are
puzzled,
Canadians
are
not.
They
realize
the
situation
and
will
show
by
their
votes
Monday
that
they
approve
the
change.
VANCOUVER
AND
NORTH
Province
l)es
Not
Fear
Competition
of
rVrts
on
This
Fart
"of
Coast
A
tremendous
lot
of
uncandld
and
pernicious
nonsense
about
British
Columbia's
north
country
is
being
whispered
and
spoken
in
this
campaign,
says
the
Vancouver
Province
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens
Li
a
scai
ana
an
eaemx
and
I
am
sure
he
feels
proud
of
!of
Vancouver
because
of
his
con-t.ht
Tt
.
chnniri
rnt
mdttor
nrh
tinection
with
a
railroad
designed
to
coun'trv
we
saw
the
Merit
In
first.
run
'
thegHolay
River
rhmlng
Pnriy
Forecast
Says
"
Grits
Will
Take
Six
In
Alberta
the
Liberal
campaign
1
Is
progressing
with
great
vigor.
Ed-
j
monton
East
and
West
and
Medi-;
CI"
cine
Hat
were
the
only
'
ridings
re
Has
not
Sweden
or
anv
of
the
country
lntoStewart.
and
Hon.
Ian
,c
.u
"H
LLS?:del
rH,a
Mackenzie
Pictured
as
a
minis-
the..80ver!imJ"t
.IT
;
like
today
if
they
looked
at
nation-
led
'
'"a!
pa"
IT
retntLe,
alit.es
the
way
areat
many
l?
untrv
about
thls?
j
they
1
add
four
more
a,
thej
a'why
Conservative
high
protec
ion
policy
in
that
Canada
Here
Here
is
is
a
a
little
nuie
incident
mciaent.
I
1
met
mei
a,
'
'
P
r
is
the
prairie.
Mr.,
nat
has
a
nortn
country-and
-,,,
o)1
all
unpopular
n
.
.
who
told
he
could
JJJ'
man
recently
me
,umonln(r
a
a
ses-get
;
!
nn
tPn
ummoning
na
the
three
Maritlmes
is
fB,e
cet
me
me
a
a
job
lob
on
on
a
a
seine
seine
boat
hoat
Mv
My
.
ePt
r
parUament
If
elected
in
or-
developing
it
as
raDidlv
rapidly
as
as
it
it
can
can:slon
-
accent
did
not
give
me
away
but
he
unemployment
and
assuming
that
development
is
fr
10
fr
yn:.
.
.J?!
I,
Z
1
asked
asked
me
me
where
where
I
I
came
came
from
xrom
he-
m-
through
the
medium
of
still
higher,
told
that
ooa
ior
me
nrovince
province,
for
ior
its
iw
lead-
Jena
...
.
fore
he
me
we
were
going
HeflnlWv
destroved
.
ing
cities
and
for
Canada
as
a
whole.
.
1411118
nas
aenniteiy
aesiroyea
n
.m
.mm;
the
hold
to
see
skipper
He
grabbed
Conservative
in
Alberta.
The
Columbia
Columbia
is
Is
not
not
at
at
J
all
.....
hopes
of
my
chin
and
looked
me
in
the
wlth.hlch
the
ODD0SiJ
"you
don't
look
like
a
squarehead.
I
think,
you
:
wll)
get
the
Job
all
right."
I
cannot
find
words
for
my
Indignation.
It
is
mere
nonsense,
as
everybody
ought
to
know,
when
people
say
that
Hanson
cannot
speak
English.
We
all
know
differently.
I
often
wonder
why
people
I
could
mention
many
things
that
would
prove
that
the
Scandinavians
have
the
right
to
say
we
came
from
those
countries
without
being
looked
at
like
nanghty
dogs.
back
woods.
sure
gain
for
the
Liberal
candidate
there,
Thomas
Reed.
face
"You
are
all
rleht."
he
said.
Illue
"
naving
a
ueveiopmg
---
.
'
north.
But
it
seems
to
be
unique
in
Uon
leaflwr
nas
promised
to
spend,
having
foisted
upon
it
6anards
,
over
a
hiMon
doilan
i
all
ver
the
.
.
about
the
imaginary
evils
which
counwy.
w
"
V
.
...
itavatinn
fallt
tn
lmnrnaii
the
Al-
aeveiopment
may
Dnng
to
com-
--
"
munities
already
established.
I1
t-
neral
Pred'ct
,.
ons;
Vancouver
ti
the
largest
lndu-
"i
Alberta
note
the
return
of
eight
trial
and
commercial
centre
in
Bri-
"
tish
Columbia,
and,
having
a
long
start
over
the
others,
it
will
prob
ably
'
remain
largest.
But
it
isn't
do
not
have
more
respect
for
the
i
...
.
.
.
...
.iL.
reasonable
for
It
to
expect
to
be
the
owcuca,
a
huiu
kuai,
oiim
iJ
iiicaii
nothing
in
many
persons'
minds.
Labor
and
one
Conservative.
one
Saskatchewan
looks
bright
for
the
i
Liberal
party
with
the
certain
re-;
turn
o"f
all
three
candidate
minis-;
only
centre.
Other
cities
will
grow
ters
and
another
Liberal
sweep
;
..n
o.,oin
v..o
uirouanoui
uie
province,
i-ifimci
fitrht
tn
ernwth
and
deveinnment
Anderson
has
had
the
best
inten-
It
may
be
that
in
some
lines
they
U
tfie
world
in
aligning
him-wUl
be
Vancouver's
competitors.
"itii
Mr.
Bwinett.
but
this
sup-1
But
they
will
be
less
competitive
Port
i
t
beat
a
great
embarrass-,
than
comolementarv.
less
rivals
ent
to
the
opposition
who
might
In
years
to
come,
I
hope
that
this
lthan
coadjutors,
and
a
very
large,
hve
done
better
without
it.
j
word
"foreigner"
will
not
meaniev,ro
nf
he
hnsinoM
thpv
nmt'
The
Prime
Minister's
Regina!
jwhat
it
does
today
right
here
ln
wm
flow
throueh
Vancouver's
busl-
'meeting,
characterized
by
the
op-
our
city
and
other
places
There
are
many
a
good
Ole
and
Knut
if
we
Just
would
admit
it.
Prince
Rupert
and
Canada
as
well
ewe
much
to
these
people
because
they
do
make
good
citizens
here
and
everywhere.
That
OIof
Hanson
is
born
in
Swedes
ought
certainly
not
to
bar
him
frtn
the
House
where
country,
the
Omineca
country,
the
Liberals
ln
KIndersley,
he
will
show
the
narrow
minded
Irininr
niver
ronntrv
Northern
nri.
Mountain,
Mackenzie
and
ones
of
us,
that
the
Swedes
are
Just
as
good
as
the
others.
Forget
the
rest
and
look
up
to
an
immigrant
boy
who
makes
a
success
in
a
for
eign
country.
SCANDINAVIAN.
SKIDEGATE
HOSPITAL
DAY
Editor,
Dally
News:
From
an
article
appearing
in
the
News
of
July
18,
an
impression
Is
apt
to
be
gathered
that
the
doctor
received
the
proceeds
of
the
annual
"Hospital
Day"
held
at
Queen
Char
lotte
City
on
July
1.
This
impression
is
quite
erroneous.
As
most
of
the
local
people
know,
the
proceeds
of
the
"Hospital
Day"
are
devoted
entirely
to
upkeep
of
the
building
It
self
and
to
necessary
equipment
or
equipment
renewals.
This
responsibility
belongs
to
the
hospital
society
which
vests
control
of
its
affairs
in
a
board
of
directors,
elected
annually.
To
those
who
contributed
and
are
not
conversant
with
the
"modus
operandi"
of
hospital
administration
here,
It
Is
only
fair
that
they
should
know
that
their
donations
are
devoted
entire
ly
to
the
hospital.
Current
expenses
are
met
out
of
curmt
revenue.
This
part
of
the
administration
concerns
the
resident
doctor.
Taking
this
opportunity
of
thanking
all
those
who
helped
ln
so
many
ways
to
make
this
community
effort
a
success.
Skidegate
Inlet
Hospital
Society.
G.
A.
C.
ROBERTS,
Sec.
Skidegate,
July
23.
FISHSALES
Summary
American
17,000
pounds,
and
6c.
and
11c.
and
6c.
Canadian
54,000,
10c.
and
to
11.5c.
and
7c.
,
10c
6c.
American
Coolldge,,
10,000,
Cold
Storage,
-6c
and
6c.
SIrlus,
7,000,
Cold
Storage,
11c
and
Cc.
Canadian
Morris
H.,
10,000,
Pacific,
He
an1
7c.
Unome,
2,500,
Royal,
10.1c
and
7c.
Tramp,
14,000,
Atlln,
11
Jc
and
7c
Covenant,
13,000,
Cold
Storage
10c
and
6c.
Dundas.
3,000;
Royal
III..
6,500.
and
Mayflower,
5,000,
Cold
Storage
10.1c
and
7c,
atedflflgor
in
those
ridlngi
with
the
;
Liberal
candidates
retaining
their
j
B.C.
Seats
Of
I
oriCS,
Dauphln,
Brandon,
Macdonald,!,
INeepawa,
Portage
La
Prairie,
Llsgar
(continued
f
rum
pace
J)
'and
Nelson
have
fallen
somewhat
!"at.
The
Manitoba
voter
,
"are
for
fiojtn-
slve,
and
the
prospects
good
terested
in
higher
taxaUornand
bfl
the
return
of
the
new
minister
ninisier
ti
of
I
,
:
:
l
i
iL
t
BURNS
LAKE.
July
Ms
OIof
IHnson
is
ralklng
big
gains
In
this
part
of
the
constituency.
The
policies
or
tue
Tory
provjn-
his
fteitesl
asiet
nnd
at
lea
it
ttto
hunfiKd
votes
bave
been
switched
to
him
tl
urine
the
past
few
weeks.
The
present
unbiased
estimate
of
(he
majorities
Hanson
will
get
at
the
various
pnllinc
stations
will
be
found
about
correct
when
the
count
is
made
Monday:
Bums
Lake,
majority
of
54.
Francois
Lake
North
15
Colleymount
5
Nadina
River
IS
Wistaria
and
OoUa,
about
even.
Grassy
Plains,
majority
of
3.
Southbank
30
Bickle
15
Total
majority
for
Lakes
country,
133.
ness
houses
for
the
simple
reason
position
newspapers
as
the
gveai-
y
iL
nLv
that
these
are
the
only
houses
est,
political
meeting
ever
held
in
LfeSpatCll
UanCQ.
,i.f
the
wast."
was
a
great
exposure
of
,
for
that
business
to
flow.
If
they
Conservative
claims
and
gave
the
grow,
Vancouver
will
necessarily
quietus
to
Conservative
hopes
of
grow
with
them
and
because
of
Saskatchewan
for
next
Monday
at
them.
,
iw
With
the
opening
up
of
the
Naas
i.M
Very
Enjoyable
There
was
a
laree
attendance
last
The
prospects
are
for
the
return
night
at
a
dance
in
theMoosHaln
Last
.
put
on
by
the
men
from
the
visiting
Rose-
warship,
H.
M.
S.
Despatch.
The
af
-
tish
Columbia
will
reoulre
a
coast
town.
In
the
last
house
these
con-
fair
was
featured
by
the
snappy
..it
if
.
ct
.k
stituencies
sent
members
to
the
music
of
the
orchestra
from
the
wUwvlii
14
S
f
r
1
1
it
tttiu
vAAv
I
Consolidated
Mining
and
Smelting
Independent
Progressive
group.
j
light
cruiser
andJ
f
Company
can
'give
it
the
outlet
it
Reports
from
Manitoba
are
en-
enjoyed
by.
all.
ThCUffolrfW
if
requires
through
a
railway
to
couraging
and
the
last
week
has
progress
from
9
pjn.
until
Lam,
-
,
Stewart,
they
will
be
doing
British
witnessed
a
tremendous
advance
for
(.
7T7
,
Columbia
and
Vancouver
a
good
the
Liberal
candidates.
The
brunt
Brt
Cameron
of
the
local
dry
dock
staff,
who
has
been
at
Kel-Columbla
turn.
Whatever
is
good
for
British
of
Conservative
attention
is
being,
Is
good
for
Vancouver.
Biven
to
Winnipeg
South
andiowna
for
the
past
two
or
three
That
Is
a
truism
which
should
re-
iBpringfteld
where
vigorous
hopes
months,
returned
to
the
ctty
on
quire
no
elaboration
we
entertained
of
defeating
Mr.
the
Prince
Rupert
Ibis
morning
It
is
suggested
by
those
who
are
McDiarmid
and
Mr.
BIsset.
from
the
south,
accompanied
by
indulging
in
this
campaign
of
near-1
Th
f!8ht
continues
with
unab-
Mrs.
Cameron
and
daughter.
slander
that
the
railway
to
Stewart
will
eventually
reach
the
Peace
!
River
country
and
rob
Vancouver
j
of
the
profitable
trade
of
that
great
empire.
There
are
Just
two
things!
to
say
about
that.
The
first
Is
that
!
the
charter
of
the
Canadian
North-!
Eastern
Railway
Company
gives
the
companj
authority
to
build
only
as
far
as
the
Finlay
River
"at
a
point
at
or
near
Fort
Grahamc."
Whether
the
railway
will
ever
be
extended
into
the
agricultural
part
of
the
Peace
River
country
rests
not
with
the
Consolidated
or
with
Mr.
Stevens
bat'
with
tHe
Legislature
of
British
Columbia.
The
second
point
is
that
even
if
the
railway
in
question
does
turn
its
nose
southward
and
eastward
and
does"
eventually
reach
the
Peace
River
country,
Vancouver
doesnt
need
to
worry.
If
this
city
with
its
population
of
a
quarter
of
a
million,
its
great
railways,
elevators,
docks,
factories,
wholesale
houses
and
other
commercial
equipment
can't
hold
Its
own
against
Stewart
with
its
500
people
and
its
primitive
facilities,
it
deserves
all
that
is
coming
to
it.
INSANITY
BELIEVED
Mrs.
Kobayasht,
who
is
alleged
to
have
killed
her
two
children
at
Lowe
Inlet
cannery,
by
cutting
their
throats,
was
brought
to
the
city
by
police
officers
last
night
abonrd
the
P.
M.
L.
8.
The
woman,
who
Is
believed
to
be
Insane,
Is
now
in
hospital
under
police
guard.
It
is
likely
that
sho
will
be
committed
to
the
asylum
at
once.
She
is
reported
to
have
attempted
to
take
her
own
life
after
killing
her
children.
Mrs.
Kobayashl's
two
dead
childrena
17-month
old
girl
and
5-month
old
boy
were
also
brought
to
the
city
last
night
and
have
been
placed
in
charge
of
the
B.
C.
Undertakers.
The
husband
and
father,
a
cannery
employee
at
Lowe
Inlet,
arrived
as
well.
T
District
News
SMITHERS
Immigration,
while
In
Vancouver
;
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North.
A.
E.
Munn
will
send
UielPment
m
the
Liberal
poitlon
13
paign
in
the
Bulklr
.
Conservative
organizer
into
the
ted
ln
Marquette,
Sourls
and
Sel-
OIof
Hanson,
Liberal
c
and
i,:
New
New
Westminster
Westminster
is
is
a
a
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have
excellent
ngnung
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rcecpnt'nj,
at
coin
con
chances.
vnx.
In
Alberta
HANSON
TO
POLL
HIGH
AT
LAKES
Forecast
of
Maioritles
at
Burns
Lake
and
South
Itrreivrd
Prom
Interior
Tenant
'ne
-win
oe
in
emi'.herf
The
mot
successful
mc.ot.in
i:
tn
tnc
tamjjuis"
Here
w
tlJI
Wednesday
night
when
A,
M
Man.
son,
K.u.,
was
tne
piuinipjl
speaker.
W.
IL
Cottoi),
assistant
rr
::!.,.
lor
the
provincial
departmcn
public
works
here,
under,
n'
a
successful
operation
for
ipc'vi;
cttl8
ln
the
Smithers
Hosp
:
;
t;
the
end
of
last
week.
A
wedding
pf
consldorat),
est
throughout,
the
lntn
place
at
Danskln
in
thr
L;U:
d:
Wet
on
Tuesday
at
tho
t;
,
Sr.
and
Mrs.
Sampson
M
.
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.
Aaa
jviacurrwor,
wua
i:nj:
i
iii
marriage
to
Cternnce
Wiifi
is.
chiel.
The
ceremony
was
p'
rf
r-.
ed
by
Rev.
William
8wcru:,.la
.;
Bndako.
The
local
Oddfellows'
:
r.--
bekah
Lodges
held
a
jottr
on
Thursday
afternoon
week
at
Lake
Kathlyn
Fi
u
titer
prevailed
and
the
cv
r
:t
a
complete
success.
Mrs.
R.
L.
Oale,
Mrs.
A-.
V
Lean
ami
Miss
Cassk'
M
'i,
left
recently
on
a
holida-
i
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
'!.
points.
Mrs.
James
E.
Klrby
!
c6uln.
Randolph
Asliw
a
week's
visit
in
Smithes
i
r
Monday
for
Ch'Jliwack
wh
r
will
spend
a
short
varan
:
HAVE
YdU
TIMED
A
CLASSIFIED?
More
and
more
pc
i
t:
turning
to
the
classifii
1
"
trains
of
the
Daily
N
?
"
ftnd
what
they
want
oars,
furniture
for
kU:
and
found,
houses
to
i
for
sale,
positions
want
sorts
of
things
are
adv
there.
If
you
do
not
n
classified
page,
get
thr
now.
Try
It
today.
T"
cool!
Sure
they're
cooling!
KcIIogg's
Corn
Flakes
are
extra
easy
to
digest.
They
furnish
energy,
without
"heating"
the
body.
01
IIelP
you
keep
cool
and
fit.
Eat
them
every
day
in
summer.
delicious
And
see
how
much
better
you
feel!
CORN
FLAKES
a"
.
CORN
FLAKES
breakf..!.
Extra
dclk
lou,
th
frulti
or
htJ,
J.n?
Alr
V,J;li"'evrn,n
""-l-wllh
frr.h
milk
or
ai.le
by
Kcllof,
l
Iin,
Onl.rlo.