PAGE
TWO
The
Daily
News
vmxrr.
miPEin
I'nhlUhfd
Everv
rery
Afternoon,
&cepfcSuntay?'by
prince
Itupfrt
Daily
Newrf
Limited,
Third
Avcnua
H.
F.
PULLEN"
-
Managing-Editor
SUBSCUIPTION
RATES
City
delivery,
by
mali
or
canrie
For
iMMr
period,
pstld
in
adv:
Or-
faur
.months
for
:
.
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j.
.Li.i..
.
iV'JL
.
.
.
I
would
probably
have
been
wiped
out,
but
the
display,
of
force
dn
the
part
of
the
British
is.having
its
effect.
Very
soon
the
little
rebellion
will
be
a
matter
of
history.
DELEGATION
TO
PEACE
The
visit
of
Sir
Henry
Thornton
has
mit
new
heart'
into
the
peop'e
of
Prince
Rupert.
It
has
shown
that
there
day.
u
ainuu
wiiy
wim
promise
oi
meir
aeveippment
into
very
important
businesses
Tha
had
of
the
railways
has
publicly
declared
that
he
can'haul
wheat
to
Prince
Rupert
cheaper
than
he
can
to
any
other
Pacific
port.
The
big
lumber
mill
at
Seal
Cove
is
proving
a
success
nnrl
tno
Pnmnlco
TTnilVmv.
mill
11
k
.,..iT
.v.
V..V.
uijiuidv
iuiiuui
nun
wm
uc
uiici
anuir
suon.
rru
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:
:
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l
a.
i
1
,
construction
of
the
Skeena
highway.
THE
NEW
MACHINE
To
show
Its
faith
ln
Prince
Runert
and
tn
nnhio
it
in
Vnr,
no.
.
I
j
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51'""
I
IfiW
GIRL'S
PtfPWUWftO
S
VEArmCrTfefcJ
District
News
'
REMO
Miss
Mary
Wilson
returned
to'
Vancouver
on
Friday
after
spending
a
two
weeks'
holiday
with
'her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Y.
I
I
Wilson.
HDVIli
TERRACE
Mr.
Wm.
Vanderlip
sr.,
who
SMITHERS
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesdav
News
of
the
Mines
f.
il'l
.
"
'
'
AROUND
rRINCE
RUPElW"
OcUvle
Confident
of
Future
of
Manson
Creek;
Lorraine
Copper
'
Starts
Work;
Mining
Writer
Visits
Interior
I
w
i
rxrtiiHA
fnr
vrars
a
well
known
ouerator
in
the
Dlacer
mining
III
.1
.
i!'
1
"
'
-
ier;
yearly
p:rod,
bald
In
advance
5.00t
!
district
of
Manson
Creek.
Is
as
confident
as
ever
of
the
future
prosper-
vance,
pr
moiith
...
.
5fi
Mrs.
J.
E
.Bateraan
and
grand-,
ny
of
that
region.
The
only
reason
the
district
is
not
coming
to
the
I.lH)
uauiwucr
oi
uiscqme,
uu
iiavjirpnw
more
rupiui.
'c
c
uuhwuij
v
uoiuviinuii
By
maii
to
all
parts
of
Northern
and
Central
IJiIOsK
CelwriM
i.
been
visiting
with
the
former's
proves
discouraging
to
prospectors
with
the
resulting
high
freighting
paid
in
advance
tor
yearly
period
3.0C
daughter,
Mrs.
C.
Lindstrbm,
left
charges.
He
maintains
that
the
Peace
River
rail
outlet
by
way
of
Peace
Transient
display
advertising,
per
inch,
per
insertion
1.1C
for
Prince
Kupert
on
Sunday,
i
River
pass
would
be
the
greatest
boon
ever
to
come
to
Manson
Creek.
Transient
advertising
on
front
page,
per
inch
2.80.
where
they
will
visit
with
Mrs.!
The
development
of
air
transportation
is
one
of
the
immediate
hopes
Local
readers',
per
insertion,
per
line
25
Bateman's
grand
-
daughters,;
lor
a
remedy,
m
me
opiniuu
oi
v,Be.
uuu
u
ep;wu
me
scope
DAILY
EDITION
Tuesday.
Sept.
3,
1929
.
Misses
Nina
.ter.
and
Beatrice
Hun-,
of
such
operations
will
be
increased
as
a
result
or
the.
present
years
j
work
on
a
commercial
basis.
Some
work
Is
to
be
started
Imme-
Work
on
the
government
road,
dlately
on
several
of
the
showings,
nt
Remo
ham
been
creatlv
hin-
Including
the
Copper
Lake
proper-
VALUE
OF
BRITISH
FLAG
H,rl
hv
ih.
recent
rains,
and
ties,
of
the
Lorraine
Mining
Co.,
In
Jewishresidentsin
Palestine
are
recognizing
the
value
Sf"'
a,m08t
come
t0
'jUS
ttfSS'di
,
of
the
Union
Jack
in
this
time
of
their
sore
trial.
Thev
have
heen
revitalizinrr
thp
Hnlv
T.nnI
hv
trio
intrnrlnptinn
pending
on
tne
conclusions
oi
uie
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Head
and
dauch-
directors
at
a
meeting
in
smitners
-----
.
;
o
-----
j
-
-y
I
.
...
.,
,
.
of
modern
methods
and
this
seems
to
have
been
resented
ter
of
Terrace,
were
the
guests
a
aay
or
so
ago.
hv
ho
Moslem
nnnnlntinn
-r,n
fOQ
n
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Y.
Wilson
on.spectlon
to
the
extensive,
.holdings
it
not
been
for
the
protection
of
the
Union
Jack
thev
,
urd!i.
NEW
AND
OLD
IN
PALESTINE
er
was
a
visitor
here
on
Tues-;
bald
a
recent
visit
td
Stewart
camo
Tiia
mA,L.
mm..niiu.
t.,r.
1
-
tv-NA-w
rVSIf4(St4iSflSa
Ut
C
t
and
Is
now
In
the
central
Interior.
are
introducing
the
customs
and
iivii.
in
unnuu
ami
uwi
ne
nas
visitea
mciuae
piuuuuiy
.
,
n
,
Properties
inventions
of
the
wwit.
Their
in-
wun
rapiuity.
Among
me
reasons
lor
nope
are:
"ir
-rvi
"l"!UU
r"r
the
Duthle
and
neighboring
prop-
troduction,
however,
has
created
The
district
is
develoninir
raDidlv
and
there
is
nossibil-iRuprt
tnUX
a
holiday
in
erties
on'
Hudson
Bay
Mountain,
vivid
contrast
whieh
urins
th.
vis-
ity
of
a
smelter
in
the
neighborhood.
T?!
KUMl
at
tne
lerracc
wen,
uke
fnd
R,cfIleld;
r
to
the
Holy
Land,
who
finds
The
Power
Company
is
about
to
start
on
constniction,HoteL:
;:,
-.'
:rw?5Sr
out
himself
ciia
an
outsider
ut
Of
the
mc
Hew
ncv
plant.
iiiuiik.
'
I
i
Mr.
jir.
Holmes,
noimes,
oi
of
Seattle.
seauie,
wUo
wwo
.
?
'
'
The
big
companies
are
beeorning
interested
here,
espe-
naB
h"
here
over
the
week-end.
nr)f
pTTf
TITDr
daily
the
B.
C.
Packers
and
the
Consolidated
Mining
4
Sr'oien
fS?
AbKllULlUKL
iiitMcu
iieius
in
wnicn
modern
threshing
machines
were
wnrlcintr.!.'
.
Iin
.want
An
'TUn
SmAlHncr
Cn
'
u,
juason
nmDer
co.,
jeu
xor
7
,7
ameitingO.
in
the
were
modern
Jewish
icmufcaM
t....
in
...m..tv
r
t
ir
cen-
Tl.
TJ...M
-
1
x
-
l.i
.
A1
i
i
,
oimucu
wh
,
xiic
nai.n
vuinpcwiy
is
piuiiiniig
lo
Keep
me
tiryoocK
'busy.
I
The
B
p.
Bridge
Club
met
on
I
The
Railway
Company
is
preparing
a
small
steamer
Tuesday
evening
at
the
home
of
lor
use
out
of
this
port
to
make
headquarters
here.
i
;ilr-
ana
AIrs-
l,eo-
1,over-
mi..
t:
i
1-
.i!i
i
i,
.
i
ne
uig
ocean
uock
is
10
De
uinizen
in
tne
near
iuture
i
t
T.
T
.
'
i
1
e
l
ti
ii
.,.
.
-irs.
-inas.
t,.
rinier
anui
IN
I
AiMAMi
tres.
Then
a
few
short
miles
along
111
'
jtlltWt.
the
road
I
would
hear
the
tramp
of
oxenl
walking
-
around
and
Hon.
W.
It
Motherwell
Speaks
aro"nd
,,'V":
,
threshing
floor.
Over
Radio
on
Farm
Production
i
xui
ui.,uii
.taacmmy
mm
ueejj
tea
sailings.
daughter,
Alice,
also
her
guests,
'
Pnnce
Rupert
IS
to
be
the
omtet
for
the
Temwa
Col-
Miss
Ball
and
Miss
Finter.
left
on
WINNIPEG,
Sept.
3:
"Can-lienes
shipments
and
for
the
Conner
River
Railwav
devel-
Monday
to
take
in
the
Prince
!n(i.
pxnnrta
over
$70.0(7
worth
of
o
ui)-
uju
injrij-
ctniures
ago.
I
"The
Arab
-farmers,
numerically
the
largest
group
ln
Palestine,
still
use
the
wooden
plow.
I
watched
them
slowly
plodding
1
11
(
Ml
I
'
opmentS.
Rupert
ralr.
agricultural
products
for
every
a"OBe
ine,r
ne
"ana
on
Plans
are
being
made
for
thtf
buirdinc
of
a
new
cold
.
.
!man,
woman
and
child
in
the
th
di
plow
that
Is
sharpened
Storage
plant
in
the
cltv
I
Mr'
and
'
lrs-
w
b'
Anaer80"
coqntry
of
more
than
$700
worth
one
ena'
ana
ine
Mnr
"ana
on
Substdiarj'
fisheries
industries
are
being
developed
in
n
mumII
......
111.
.
J
At
1
l
.
few
days
in
Prince
Rupert.
a
of
agricultural
products
for
l"e
goau.
a
nine
lurtner
along
every
farm
household
In
the
Do-
aern
reapers,
plows
and
har-minlon."
declared
Hon
W.
r,
rows
would
be
seen,
i
Motherwell,
federal
minister
of,
'
particularly
impressed
a.,r..H.ir
in
ah
nddrM
on
by
the
new
modern
university
in
The
Smithers
Fall
Fair,
which
"The
Nation's
Business,"
broad-
U
was
held
last
week,
was
in
many
cast
last
night
over
the
Canadian
'n""c1'j
h,i,robl?m8
of
ways
one
of
the
most
successful
national
Railways
eastern
chain
d
"f,
and
f.uJ'utr!;
U
that
was
ever
held
hero.
There
of
stations.
The
problems
con-
"
"T
'"
"
"l
Pna"
i
the
new
Palestine;
the
.a.
lo.f
o,i
.k
frontim?
aericu
ture
are
con-
uo
vii
sn
igvct
wivnu
tiiiu
"
.
-
-
ihe
1
rOVincial
Government
IS
laying
plans
for
rapid
best
entertainment
since
the
In-
tntly
changing,
Mr.
Motherwell
stltution
of
the
fair.
The
only,
told
his
listeners
and
the
tastes
disappointment
was
the
paucity
anl
demands
of
customers
also,
of
exhibits
in
some
sections.
are
changing.
Haphazard
mar.
the
farmers
40c
a
pound
for
lo.
cal
dairy
butter
and
50c
per
dozen
for
hens'
eggs.
Mrs.
H.
L.
Batten
and
chil-
hae
returned
to
their
8drSfi
home
..Vancouver
after
spend,
kjing
a
"month
visiting
in
the
dis-
'
r
triet.
keting
methods
will
no
longer'
with
the
growing
demands
of
the
modern
newspaper,
The
Dally
'News
I
There
was
a
meeting
of
the
Quality
in
products
Is
nas
inswuea
a
moaern
.
14
Linotype
machine.
This
will
enable
more
i
Lorraine
Mining
Co.
here
this
aemanaea
uom
ror
me
nome;
efficient
werk
to
be
done
in
the
shop
with
better
results
ln
the
paper.;
week
to
arrange
for
further
de-
market
and
for
overseas,
and
the
It
Is
simply
one
of
the
steps
In
tho
building
of
a
dally
newspaper.
It
is!
velopment
work
on
the
promising
development
of
better
quality;
to
be
hoped
that
another
will
be
needed
soon,
but,
ln
the
meantime,
Babine
distict
property.
Directors
!
products
has
Ijr'ought
both
in-the
best
possible
service
will
be
given
with
the
plant
available.
i
present
at
the
meeting
included.
creased
deman'ds
and
better
To
make
a
newspaper
worthy
of
the
community,
co-operation
la
I
Major
Smith,
Col.
W.
S.
Buell
!
prices,
necessary.
We
have
it
ln
our
power
to
help
Prince
Rupert.
By
receiving
and
Col.
W.
W.
Foster
of
Van-I
r.
Motherwell
pointed
out
the
support
of
the
community
and
especially
of
the
advertisers
we
are
j
couver
and
L.
S.
McNeill
of
what
his
department
had
done
in
better
able
to
serve
the
city.
If
the
advertisers
are
niggardly
In
their
'
Smithers.
j
the
matter'
of
fruit
Inspection
support,
the
paper
will
reflect
It.
If,
as
ln
the
oast,
the
advertise
!
and
irradine
durinir
the
last
few
tecogntee
the
value
of
The
Dally
News'
large
circulation
and
influence,!
Smithers
merchants
are
paying
ivear.
This
system
had
bettered
it
will
enable
us
to
make
a
wider
appeal.
a
cny
is
Known
oy
its
newspaper.
EMBARRASSING
MOMENTS
I
C
!
ih
toivn
riMMU
I".
Cm
iM
mm
it
'
'
7-
ft
the
quality
of
friuts
and
vegetables.
Increased
consumption
of
eggs
in
Canada,
Mr.
Motherwell
said,
could
be
traced
directly
to
the
system
of
egg
grading
put
into
effect
some
years
ago.
There
was
a
larger
home
market
as
a
result
of
the
belter
standards
now
pet.
Bacon
and
cheese
had
been
brought
to
a
high
standard
Mrs.
G.
II.
Wall.
Miss
Atl
and
these
products
had
gained
an
Wall,
Miss
Martha
Farmer
and
i
imPortant
place
in
'the
British
Mrs,
N.
P.
Moran
motored
thla
!
market
as
a
result,
Canada
was
(week
to
Burns
Lake
to
spend
a,exnort,nl?
'ens
lucon,
becausg
ew
days
visiting
with
friends.
;mre
was
being
consumed
at
,
,
..
ii
.
-
,
home
and
as
a
result
of
better
J.jN.
Cnrr
left
at-the
first
nf
Shading,
99
'per
tent
of
Vhe
egg
.
t
.
'
.
-
T
ine
wck
1
nr
.
a
holiday
trliitb!1)rouucuon
Ava
consumed
In
vuncouver.
ne
wuj
also-take
up
"a
u
was
imponani,
now
some
mining
the
south.
business
while
in
Miss
Margaret
Downey
ever
to
keep
in
mind
the
necessity,
not
only
of
.high
quality
products,
but
also
of
continuity
0f
of
their
supply
if
-foreign
mar
Smithers
has
wtered
St.
Paul's!"""
Were
to.be
developed,
and
Hospital
In
Vancouver
to
take
UDitne
Moral
aglrcultural
depart-
trAlnlnc
fnr
n
nnraa
;
ment
waa
worklnir
tnwnrd
flio
I
end
of
encouraging
both
quality
I
J.'K.
Gordon,
proprietor
of
the
Production
and
a
sufficient
vol-Terrace
Hotel,
was
a
fair
visitor
ume
for
the
development
of
the'
mnrkptn
'
"t.
n.
rvu
(us
urst,
f,lV
j
visit
to
the
town
and
he
was
,
'
favorably
impressed
witbr
its
tiptL
A
Daily
News
want-ad
will
pearance
Jbring
result".
Ik
Constipation
Relieved
by
Dr.
Watson's
Tonic
Beverage
II
you
ara
troubbd
U
tfcb
uamfei
tOktinn
m
I
Stout
Trail
wliot
tyj,
W.
J.
Ukcr
ol
TotuMU,
a
-
rpr
thti
i
a
marrrr
to
lrantripliMfTir
vaar
1
hoea.HulfullT
(ra
.
from
ittTj
MI
iratiMc
I
red
Wilii.il
iyj
WWniiJiljMr
mv
iflaiW
of
Dr.
Winii'
Ion
c
Ilenn
rfcutKtr."
Dr.
H'auuaVitaic
Stout
and
A
!
luu
IxH-n
nnulc
in
England
si'n
e
1S37.
A
76c
package
intikes
3
gallons
of
taw
dcll-loua,
heaUhfjl
beverage.
SoWbr
4
OHMKS'
LIMITED
I'.-htca.
Rupert.
B.C.
L
Allan
Co
Limited
13W
IMcflaids
St.
Vancouver,
1J.C.
desire
of
t!fe
Jews
to
bring
theli
Anni.Ql
D
t
country
into
the
work
with
otherj
ttllilUai
AlClUC
01
nations.
Jews
migrating
fromj
other
countries
have-brought
all!
the
languages
of
the
world,
so
in
order
to
have
a
common
speech
they
are
reviving
tha
old
afaualaai
Hebrew."
has
spent
the
pat
few.
weeks
in'
.
..,
Cm,,h
..nfH
fht.
here,
and
former
minister
of
edu-
aboard
the
Pacific
Salvaire
fo.'s
Salvation
Army
Is
Th
annua;
p,
:
m
Army
was
-..
.
.
TORONTO.
Sent.
3:
A
verv
I
McCIymont
Parf
.
;
of
the
company.
Major
Smith
of
curii
mingling
of
the
moden.
Mr.
Riddle,
wealthy
New
York)
i
very
succesuui
ui
Vancouver
returned
to
Sinlthers
and
tlie
very
old
in
Palestine
was
banker,
arrived
in
the
city
fmml
"ons
bi-in
.
,
,
thU
week
and
expressed
himself
as
fh
mst
slriking
experience
of
a
the
east
on
Sunday
afternoon'
departments
took
v,r.
the
conservative
man-
deJu"ea"
"8t
.con"d-.Irain
was
a
1
surprised
at
,nour
and.
arrangement,
havinyl
,thf,r
nr
In
whirh
the
extensive
ore
by
Rev.
Canon
II.
J.
Cody,"
.'.
...
!
.-"
;:
.
i
;
bodies
on
the
property
had
been
Pastor
of
St.
Paul's
Cathedral
bW
made
by
re.
lest
at
ouc
jQd
pmcs.
Snrrpccfiil
Att,:.
Terrace,
left
on
Monday
for
her;
.'
.
,h
comDany
were
cation
for
Ontario.
Dark-skinned
Pwer
vessel
Red
Hoy.
Capt.
Herb,
harge
oi
ih
tarRBV,ne'
out
in
i
awing
robe,
tear
v.-mon
tor
neicniaan.
ine
ve-
warren
,0
,:
It
Was
a
Sad
debacje
that
OCCUrred
in
Connection
with"?,
,
",,wucri
gradually
being
sUalghtened
the
rieleffation
tn
thPpnnr
Rivfr
Dno
nftar
onnthoi.
and,
on
what
ne
naa
seen
oi
me
-"b
iri.
m
mourn
njo-
"-
1
"
Of
rE!
fS!
-15
,
ano.ther
showings,
he
predicted
a
wonderful
tor
cars,
and
attend
moving
pic-
hours.
M,v
Doi'y
Sn:.
i
the
delegates
found
it
lmuossible
to
make
a
the
trm
until
Miss
Mav
Wil
lams
accomnan-'
;....
.y,,.
tnr
thtr
tn
rw,
.Hn.i..M.
only
four
are
left.
However,
they
will
doubtless
do
their
ied
her
aunt,
Mrs.
Smith,
back
to
place
else
m
the
worid
would
re.
of
flappers
or
wild
west
heroes
of
best
for
the
city
and
will
carry
the
name
of
Prince
Rup-
rrince
Rupert
on
Monday,
and
sut
ln
a
stampe(ie."
said
Major
another
hemisphere.
Yet,
in
the
ert
everywhere
they
go
and
Speak
a
KOod
Word
for
her
nnd
hrt
bHday
there.
Smitn
wno
wa,
accompanied
on
quiet
corners
of
the
market
places
throughout
I
,
lhls
inspection
trip
by
P.
J.
Hlg-
and
the
shadows
of
the
age-old
OUTLOOK
FOR
PRINCE
RUPERT
j.
k.
i.oraon
jeu
on
Jionaay
10
gms
walls,
the
Palestine
A
3000
yea
s
take
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Fair.
ago
still
eists.
Rcece
H.
Hague,
special
mining
Palestine
is
undergoinir
a
mar-
A.
I
.Mcrsaughton
or
aneou-;
writr
of
the
Vancouver
Province.
v
Iaiii
ptiantrA
Ptmn
CjtlA
t
antI
!..!:''
a
j.'.oat.
'
(''p:
I
tv;i'.:
i
-..(!
in
MRS.
I.
MAUN
i
HIM.
UtANk
i
R.R.
No.
J,
Bnoa
St
t,
I
LniHmo,
Ow.
'
R.
No.
1,
Uo
J.S,
I
jni
"I
have
to
work
in
the
store
"I
had
r.u
and
do
my
own
housework
too
lost
at
seven
n
and
I
got
nervous
and
run-
i
my
third
bahv
i-down
and
was
in
bed
nearly
all
,
husband
ad
ih-J
r
summer.
The
least
noise
would
'vnur
medicine
aiid
make
me
nervous.
I
was
told
to
take
Lydia
E.
Pinkham's
Vegetable
Compound
and
I
have
taken
seven
bottles.
It
has
gin
i
Wt
i
ii
i
Min
imi
lirn'y
Put
a
"handful
of
health"
in
"the
muffins
tonight
IT
TAKES
only
a
few
minutes
to
make
bran
muffin
if
you
use
the
famous
ALL-BRAN
recipe.
Just
try
it.
You'll
get
the
lightest,
fluffiest,
fi
muffins
you
ever
took
from
the
oven.
All
the
family
will
surely
praisejyour
skill,
that
nightl
And
remember,
you'll
be
Helping
them
to
better
health
at
the
same
time.
For
o
many
foods
are
lacking
in
bulk
or
roughage.
And
it
U
tKi.
t;i,.li...
f.
'
it
causes
constipatioh-t
which
in
turn
steals
icts?
at-
5e,rgyanahealtti.na4Tay
eyen
cause
serious
disease,
Kellogg's
ALL-BRAN
provides
bulk
in
generous
quantity
because
it
is
100
bran.
By
serving
it
in
some
form
every
day
you
can
protect
your
family.
So
many
ways
to
serve
it
too.
In
waffles,
breads.
Sprinkled
Into
soups.
Mixed
with
other
cereals.
And,
of
course,
with
milk
or
cream,
fruits
or
honey
ALL-BRAN
Alt
r
1
lal
auaar.
ALL-BRAN
MuKm
mn
katfMi
I
OH
-
AL1
UK
flour,
taatpoon
oaon
Mh,
I
I'
wt.
Cmm
hortmlnu
Ihar.
add
vi.
M"
1170"
!
'
J
1
-U
.
-l.L
a
tm.m
I
aalL
and
hakun:
eraamad
mlxturr
a
i'i
IfMlt
milk.
altarnafK
dry
Intraalanli
I""'
raawn
as.
B"
a"Kr
Inataad
ol
tour,
omii
""
i
t:.v
nve
three
bottles
.n
n.
hen
I
liad
taken
the
fir
nuc
I
kern
to
feel
better
so
I
m
pf
;
d..:-
ingthe
whole
pen
made
me
stronger
and
put
:
healthy
baby
b
more
color
into
my
.face.
I
get
along
nicely
now
with
my
work
and
with
mv
four
chil
so
proud
of
him
Lydia
E.
Pinkhnm
Compound
for
tli
dren.
I
uvhiM
lit"
tn
im
r
1
m
1
(..-
i,
,
!'
letters.
"
Mrs.
J.
Malm.
'Mn
Ft.jmI-
f
I:
!.
c
have
.!!
are
i
:
t
'.i:-e
nllt
I
I
cop
t
loll
flout.
Irr
To
ninute
J
UaapoMia
baUn
i"-
added,
it
makes
a
tfcligl
ful
breakfast
dUh.
Be
sure
you
get
genuine
Kellogg's
th
origin!
ALL.BRAN.
Parian
best?b'rTns
part
results,
uy-
J
AiifDAM
'
lu.l
eat
two
tabIe
spoonfuls
daily
chronic
cases,
with
every
meal.
'
Sold
by
all
grocers.
Served
in
hotels.
r-taurants
and
dining-cars.
Made
by
KelWW
in
London,
Ontario.
ALL
(5
RAM
CuarantttJ
I
K,ttl',
ALL
-BR
AN
ll
hM
vilh
thli
cconfar
fjlnctlmnt.
tr
a
n
canalpalla.
aatly,
P
hilArttunJ
t
par'
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