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TiUS KINGSTON DAILY FMEMAN. MONDAY EVENING. AUGUST 9. 1915. CUSSfflEI tnSEMEHTS ONE CENT A WORD BI WTOUX ojmtic.

IN MM IF TIIS IS YOU MTttAV AUGUST The or diamond i the governing birthitone of thii fcirth- day, either of which will added magnetism and power of control if always worn. Tie nature this ful. of a person having EUEHVIllE HAS While Chief Fisher of the Ellen- vine fire department and R. D. Coofc- ingham were in Liberty recently they In surrogate's court this morning the will of Jane Osterhoudt was fil- Mr.

and Mrs. E. j. Abernethy combluatioa automo- tive a bile chemical and hose truck, so calling meeting of the officers of i Scorwby Hose, Hook and Ladder Company it was decided to build one here. They bought the large "Kissel 0 Jolfn from Lewis Hoornbeek and the i An The will was eie- 2, 190S, and was Xorman L.

Clearwater The win di- al! the debts are I its utmost. 6Btate Word without fear a the mind is keen mnd result, quickly. I Women of this date are susceptible to flattery and the men are inclined to be flirts. The nature is ttubborn but may be managed through love, for love of home is strong. num xjcwis xiuuiuuees ana me An account of the proceedings of As friends, thes natures ar loYal! 1 55 8 Consistin 5 of Cooking-! James E.

eiecutor of the i picturw nd tPUC of .1. The Freeman Want Ads will reach Tao seek uew apartments to house to uy. Regular use of The Freeman Want Columns is profitable. Cecilia Peabody(Mrs. Topliff) co tinues her seriet of lesson announced for the sumzue The last recital was given at the tenth anniversary.

Art Student's League and an audience of musicians and artists taxed the seating capacity of the studio to The August Committee of the Lake! Aatrine Grange will giv a dance i Grange Hall on of this week. "1 The fim of th Sahler Suin- Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Gillespie The selections on the program V.WUOL.3UU vi. VjUOK.ing-1 iA eiccutor 01 tne Goldsmith and other members estate Jane late of th 't tOWn Of I hanging upon the walls.

painted by John Folins' bee. who was harine thp liiWtion of his masterly work. The The regular meeting of the rister order Garden Club, together with a i to Fiplf! nn r. "-hVh VM- to have een hel(1 on Tuesday of this week. had a great deal of rain, and the weather was unpleasant.

The lec- ture by Mrs. Mary E. T. Chapin of son, Henry Boston and Xew York city were in- 1. and the music" lisa it! In The on in the Journal irhlrtt nnnmr in frrrla Kie Scmt-TTfefcly deltrery car.

Call TOR brlft hoaw: all odern Improvements: St. In- nire Harrr TTelner. 518 F03 wayon, harness, etc. 518 Broadway. roR sanfl.

at 838 Broadway. A. S. Bnih. TOR Sn pood condition; reasonable.

Mrs. Israel. 08 Hone St. JOK rooTT. nouse.

condition. ritv: fruit $1.500 casli onl.r. Inquire 2S3 BroaflTvay. StiU Fast. Passengers on the yacht Bunker which returned "from this morning said that two dredgers were at work at Ulster Landing this morning on either side of the Aldrich yacht Nirvana which ran aground on the hogsback last week.

The boat went on high -and dry at high tide and the wrecking company was sent for to dig away the sand so that pontoons could be floated in to release the yacht A number of people went up on the yacht Sunday to view the vessel. The Nirvana is about the size of Vincent Astor's Noma. The wrecking company expects to have the boat floated in week. One Cent Per-Word of the company, went to work at i woya. was filed with i oee.

who was harine thp n- to r. "'hVh VM- to have and those who ham won tlTf," 0 6 a Decree granted, i of his masterly work. The! been on Tuesday of this week. and those who have seen the truck Th remamder of the estate amount, various moods of the aftist represen- has bpen indefinitely postponed, say it is a beauij-. The people of El- 'ng to goe to James D.

i ted i color, were reproduced i- i to sudden death of Mrs. Fred leuville may well be surprised co the sole legatee. A. D. sound by the sentiments of the com" i Sanf one of the charter members i pleased when they see this new valu- altorne Vs for the ex ser Repeated encores prolong- i the Garden Club.

i leuville may well be surprised and pleased when they see this new valu- able piece of fire fighting apparatus. Elihu i vould be a eooA thing if Ellenviiie 1 or any other town had more ideas on this line. The Scoresbys may well be proud of their work. So we are sure the people of Ellenviiie will be success. The artists were Mrs.

Fred Goetz, Miss Clara Gott- sohalk. Miss Edith Griffin and Mrs Jr. WOODSTOCK. Woodstock, Aug. A A a Miller gives an exhibition of her paintings in the League Studio from August 9 to 14.

The account of the proceedings of Alonzo Hunt, as executor estate of Sarah E. Hunt, late of this city, was filed with the surrogate and a decree issued settling the estate. The decree directs that the re- jmalnder of the estate, $6,678.13, be i retained by Alonzo Hunt, as sole I residuary legatee. Estate of John Hester J. Linson, attorneys.

FOR moaern resilience. 12 rooms: and grounds. Lot 73 1150. 10S Pear! St. FOR wheel snrrev, irhee! runabout, robber tire top Miller road cart, surrey, slelth, hnnjr o'n sprlnps: combination speed" and road sMgls: Uiht set double harness, slnnle rarrer harness, set Ileht road harness.

set blankets: all are hieh srade and first class condition. 272 Albany Are. FOR Japanese decorated vise. 42 in. hiirh.

bo.ieht at art sale In Xeir York. Cost SS5.00: account of pirtr leavinc Kingston, for S43.00. Bur'. Main and Fair St. 'Phone 874.

FOR Furniture. Leaving Kingston. 1 extension table, 4 ft. by 12 cost 135. for JS.OO 1 foidlne bed and mattress, cost 140 for $10.00 1 lane plush rocker, cost.

S30. for 1 hill rack mirror, cost for 1 gilt corner chair, cost S10. for J2 50 1 medicine cabinet, cost S3. for jl 75 Cirfet and other thlnys. 'Phone 1664- J.

11 "West O'Reilly St. FOR Closlnp ont. This Is the time to bay. $3.75 lawn mower. 12.69: $7.40 IMTI mower.

55.9-9: $5.98 lawn mower, R79. Carl's basement. nerj- Brook House has about twenty- five boarders. The Twadell home Pauline Clifton Cork. The New York Art League sch'ool Dr J- D.

Bryant, has has ninety-five students. from his vacation spent at The Rev. Dr. Auld. who is stopping I N.

Y. in Ideal Park and who is pastor of the Albert Barnes -Memorial Presby- has returned returned Clayton, Leo F. Herbert of New York citv announced. joint concert is to be Aug. llth.

at 8 o'clock in tb men's Hall at which ton and William I both of New York are to assist August 28th, from StP.O to 9:30 P. in the Art Students' League Miss Marjory Sijtler of Cleveland gives a vocal recital. The program for the concert on August 11, In Firemen's Hall Woodstock, is as follows: Violin Solo--Sonata IV. 3rd and 4th Movements Handel Mr. Kuchenmeister.

Piano Solo--a Woodchopper and the on Saturday afternoon made a ling innovation in the floral! decorations of the club. Mrs. Alva Mrs. Boyer and Miss I Helen Webster, assisted by Mrs i Francis J. Hijrginson.

Mrs. "Harry Flemming and Miss Doris Hasbrouck, were the hostesses leave at Freeman Office. At Tan YTagenen's, baby's silt dress. ress. return to 23 South Prospect St tonal I uiiv terian Church of Philadelphia spent Sunday with relatives in this rea fl ed in the M.

E. Church Sunday I cit; 'Reward. morning to the inspiration and delight of all who heard him." He also piUse Tr at "tenberg and Shady. men to quallfr for firemen, brakemen, $120 monthly 'Hallway," c.ire Freeman. man.

for honse to house canvass; salary and commission I-ariie tea and coffee importers. Reference and small bond required. Address "TV. Xen-burgh Daily Joarna! Xew- bnrgli. S.

T. man for driver: most lire nptown: sober and reliable. Uptown Freeman. FOR class soda fountain. Eolttran.

Rifcon. JT. T. D. FOR room honse.

near new Mph Kbool: all improvements. Inquire 42 FOK Kstterer. 115 Abeel St. sinerkrant. C.

FOR sauerkraut. John 1M A C. I gin. for general housework. 19 Johnston competent dininir room girl.

The Holland House, 77 Main St. TTASTED---Girls orcr sixteen yearo of age. Apply at Washington Can'dr Co. ladr of jrood appearance to wait on hifrh class confectionery trade. Only one who can offer good references.

Apply own handwriting. T. Uptown Freeman. woman for housework; with" reference" Apply Ralph Gregory, 159 2f. Manor Ave.

TOR 9 room house, (rood order: Tillaire alontf Ronrtont creek. to nnr! frnm Siuht- locntion. Trice TrMman. FOH nnd ranSeld Sappl.t" Sr.rnnd nnrt" Ferrv I (reneral homework. Greenklll Park.

Herbert Carl accompanied him in the automobile of the former. The ladies of Wittenberg are preparing for their church fair to be held in th church hall on the afternoon and evening of August 18. ladies of Shady are preparing a festival and fair to be held on the afternoon and evening of August 19. The Lutheran Church of this place will give a church fair on the afternoon and evening of August 25. If stormy, the fair will be held the next fair evening.

The fair will be held on the grounds of the Lutheran Church. Mrs. Blanch Mason and children of St. Louis are visiting her mother Mrs. Emily Travis.

Mrs. Mabel Wallace and children are visiting her mother, Mrs. Emily Travis. WITTBiVBERG. Wittenberg, Aug.

Violet Bramer of New York city spent a few days the past week with her mother, Mrs. F. W. Bramer. The W.

W. So'ciety met at the church hall on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. M. H.

Shultfs KWnt wun her daughter, Mrs. Mrs. McGrath of Brooklyn, is visiting Mrs. Krom at No. 81 North Front street.

Miss Evelyn Dolson has returned to her home, after spending six weeks in New York city. Cranford Mill-ham, with the firm of Ostrander Woolsey, has returned from his vacation. William H. Groean has returned from his vacation, spent at the home of his mother at Bath, N. Y.

Miss Ruth E. Van Atten of Boston is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Fred Pruden, on West O'Reilly street. has and Mrs. William Winchell.

who been visiting in New York Brooklyn, has returned home. Mrs. Martin Fitzgerald and family of Weehawken, N. are visiting her mother at No. 81 North Front street.

Mrs. Karl Salzmann of Brooklyn N. is visiting her mother. Mrs. on West O'Reilly GodArd air de Lune MacDowell Miniatures in Chinese Colors.

--Lillian Miller 1 Sounds from a Tea House 2 The Mulberry Bough 3 A Strinsr of Lanterns 4 The Yellow Dragon" 5 Festival of the Moon Mrs. Topliff. Violin Solos--a Ronianza --Wilhelmj An die Heimach Hauser Mr. Kuchenmeister. Piano Solos--a Prelude No.

6 6 0 25 No i -Military Polonaise Chopin Mrs. Topliff. Sol Chinese Miss Jane Britton. LOCAL DEATH RECORD. ftecenf.

Deaths and Funerals of Per- in This Vicinity. The a of Gertrude Barley, Union Center, AUR. afternoon and evening. Aug. 6, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Bunje entertained a party of youne people in honor there will moving pictuVshow tUe 14th birthday of their son Ber-j Tuesday evening, August 10 the nend and also the birthdays of their! Hon. grandsons, John Gatje," Villa Faulkner Page of New York city irith a large audience. Page will conduct the 'Basses every afternoon this week from 3 to i subject on Sunday afternoon wah "Freedom," and on Monday afternoon she will for her subject "Freedom in Health." Mrs. Asenath Hayes of this city will have charge of the mtu-plc for the remaining weeks of the classes nnd we know there is a rare treat ia store for us.

On Monday evening, August 9, Miss Frances LeFevre of Jamaica, was- the -weak end guest W. D. Burr at her home avenue. on Albany of Charles Rider, was held this afternoon from the late residence in Cottekill. The funeral of James L.

Neice was held on Sunday afternoon from his late residence in Port Exren with interment in the Port Ewen Cemetery. Funeral services for Mrs. Maria Turco were held this morning at the residence of her son. No. 35 "Willow street, and at 9 o'clock at St.

Mary's Church and were in charge of the Rev. Stephen Connelly. Interment in St. Mary's cemetery. Brooklyn and Robert Bunje of Elwood, who are visiting- them.

A most enjoyable time was with games and music, both PJ01I and violin. Richard Selling of Brooklyn playing the violin. One of the feature of the i supper was a i a cake from Brooklyn On which wa inscribed the names of all three of the guests of honor Those present were Richard Selling of Brooklyn. Miss Dorothy Fuchs of Ulster Park. Ethel Raymond and tnnis Content, Mary and Willie Bur- Ser.

Era and Charles Rand Mrs Gatje. Miss Edna Wohr, Theima Etoise, Mildred and John Gatje Jr of Brooklyn, Robert Bunje Elwood. Mrs. H. and Mr and Mrs.

Charles Bunje. At 8:30 nil departed for their homes declaring 1 their hosts William C. DeWitt win an address on "Old Kingston." Wednesday evening, August 11, the Rev. J. J.

Henry of Tarrytown, will spent cture on "The Drama o-f Life." piano Thursday evening, August 12, Dr. C. 0. Sahler will give an address, jhe subject not yet announced. On Fri- iliiy August 13, MJ.

and Mrs. Lord of N'ew York city and Mrs. John W. Searing of this city will speak on "Equal Suffrage." Saturday August 14, the patients and quests at the sanitarium will gKe an entertainment, after which refreshments will be served. All friends are invited.

tainers and wishing them happy returns of the day. all many for eeneral Apply-ISO Albany Mr. and Mrs. S. L.

Short made a 1 for cooking and downstairs work, in." Fair St. IR cnrlne for nnmnrnp. Supplr Strand and Ferry TOR Good milk route. TTptoxrn Freeman. TOR SALE or e.vchanee.

5 pa.i- Address Fresnan Office. rOK room house. St. 46 St. FOR family brick honse.

In- neatinp. bath, cas and electric Inquire 653 Broadway. Xlcc. cheap country home. sii room honsa.

barn, chicken i. lc5 anfl froit. Good '7 ater Only A 59R FOB fauilly "house "in citT AIMn rood condition. Only $1.500 Can on r. A.

Pels. TO LET. TO 120 Henry all modern Improvements. Tnqnlre of Mrs. Henrv S5 Clinton Ave.

TO or store, corner TTast Strand and H.isbronck Are. Estate of X. fnrrlts. j.n 66 ua, wno has i-mory been spending some time at Richfield Springs, has returned to her home in (business'trip to Kingston on Satur-I day. Mrs.

William Marks and daugh- George Quick of Willow passed i ters Minna and Elsie, of Newkirk through this place'on Friday. (avenue, are visiting in Buffalo, Don't forget the "Variety Sale" to I Niagara Falls and Canada. TO rooms, all ImDtoTements. Telephone vfilliam Hover. 51 Green St.

TO 21 Improvements. E. St. James all TO rooms. SO Foxhall Inquire Hotel Baner.

37 Railroad Are. TO room (Int. S4 Hoffman St. Inquire Broadway rharmacy. be given in the M.

E. Church Hall and grounds on Tuesday afternoon and evening, August 18. A hot supper will be served from 5 until 10 o'clock. Refreshments of all kinds will be for sale on the grounds. Come one and all and bring your friends.

Clarence Rose of Ossining has been spending a few days with friends in this place. i Mr. and Mrs. M. Klinek and Mr.

and Mr.v George Klinek of Brooklyn Mrs. G. W. Peck and Miss Daisy Myer of Main street are spending several weeks at Belmar and other points on the New Jersey coast. E.

D. Fitzgerald and daugh- TO rooms. Inquire 4,16 Broadway. TO St. Tnqnlre 20 Tanet St.

Telephone TO noor, 15 Belredere St. TO Ansr. 1st. 1E5 Elmendnrf St. lower foor.

all Improvements. Inquire 0. F. 185 Albanv Ave. TO LET.

rooms: Telephone 3032-J. centraMr located. TO rooms and hath, all Improvements; hot water heat. 255 nasnronck Are. TO of cottage.

29 Liberty St TO and offlce. 458 Broad- TO Hoffman St. all Improvements. 61 TO l.KT.-tton*., 31 B. St.

Pit Jlp- To Rprir.e tTone mnfl 38R P.rn»dw*y: 1M Tfilr St. find S5 Tchn S. CorrtU FOR RKJTT--Itnan. or 197 Washington Applr ClIitM MS-IT. TO room! end Twin, fttl j.rOTHB«st*.

193 fftmendOTf 8t Ttlt- ptione 6TL rwWema W. Cbertnt til BrmAwmy. 1M ITO HOOK fat, 8t- wt. i I. O-Rellly-s, 530 or hall Ave.

faff. tnefllnm Psrk, X. T. The funeral of Mrs. Patrick Hogan as held this mornin'r at fl 3n C'v-loi-k I'ium me jate residence on Abeel street and at 10 o'clock from the Church of th Holy Name in Wilbur, where "a requiem mass was celebrated for the repose of her soul The interment was in St.

Mary's Cemetery. Orlando Elting died on Friday i.ight at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Joseph Harcourt, in aged 86 years. He was a lifelong resident of that village. One son, Hubert, and one daughter, Mrs.

court, survive. The funeral was held this morning at 10 o'clock. Gnvy-AVillinms. Miss Mabel Esther Williams, a teacher in the Walden school, and I-Ioyd A. Gray of that village wore married on Wednesday at the home or the bride's parents, Mr.

and Mrs I James B. Williams, in Ithaca After August 15 they will make their home in Walden. Finger Amputated. George Hartman of New Salem had his hand injured some tim ago at Rice's boatyard but thought it had healed. Recently it showed signs of causing more trouble and upon ad- vic? of Dr.

W. J. O'Leary he had the finger amputated this morning. A. Clifton of Rosendale has just completed an artistic tile bathroom in Tuxedo Park, N.

Y. Henry S. Myer. the architect is preparing plans for the remodeling of the store in the opera house build- ins uptown which is now occupied by the post office. The building will have a new front and wiil have a door opening on Fair and John streets.

Didn't Know When to Quit Pounding, "How did it come, sab, dat when it looked like dat cullud man had done sot yo' plumb licked yo' him over and hammered him, good?" "Well, he didn't know when to quit. He kept on uh-whippin' me when whippla' had gone out o' City Star. Miss Nellie Van Steenbergh, ste- A. snuitis with the firm of Ostran- are spending some time with Mrs. Lauretta- Short.

M. H. Shultis and motored to Kingston Saturday. ai U6 UCJ Frank Johnson of Brooklyn spent ition at Prattsville, Grand Gorg and Sunday with relatives here. Mrs.

Lauretta Short spent Thurs- A1111 i Of ter, Helen, have returned after spending three weeks with her sister The funeral of Bridget Hogan was in Bridgeport and Newark, N. J. held this morning at 9 o'clock at her Mrs. J. P.

Stock and sons, Clyde a resid ence on Abeel street and at and Rodney, of New York are visit-14 ock at Church of the ing at the home of Mrs. Stock's sis- A ma ed by the Rev. James S. Prendergast. The interment was in St Mary's cemetery, the rector accompanying the remains to its last resting place.

ing at the home of Mrs. Stock's sister, Mrs. Arthur C. Dolsdn, on Broad- Woolsey, is spending her vaca- day with her daughter, Mrs. Short.

S. L. What is a Country Store? Adver tisement. tarn ford. Mrs.

Anna M. Bennett and daughter, Mrs. Alden K. Clear decce, R. are visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Myron Styles of No. 66 Liberty street Miss Helene Shinners of "White-T-. hall, N. a student at the New WOrd' i state Colle Teachers, is visiting her classmate.

Miss Marie Schnitzler, on Main street. Sylvester Weeks, of The body of Joseph Dalton, who was drowned last Monday at Athens, JfKW 7 piuencer O-rtrland for hire. Ml. KINGSTON Tizteab Semce. 00 cento for 1 1 ptnau; tit Bight- Ttl.

641, THOrSAVTS of people have crsduatcd from Business School--the permanent, reliable Kineston Catalogue. was brought to this city and the funeral held this morning- at N. D. J. Murphy's mortuary chapel, Xo.

140 Broadway, thence to St. Mary's Church. A solemn mass of requiem was celebrated by the Rev. Daniel J. Gilmartin.

Interment was in St. Mary's cemetery. The funeral of Anna Westbrook Sanford was held this afternoon from her "late residence on Clinton avenue. The funeral service was conducted by the Rev. Charles 75 (Kennedy, pastor of St.

John's Church ayiyesier weens, ot ivenneay, pastor of St. John's Church Prospect street is spending her va- and the Rev. Frank B. Seeley. pas! "if 1 1 .1 it AftirilT A 3 a 01 I cation at Lanesville, Tannersville and other places.

Her daughter, Mrs. C. D. Carter, and son-in-law are also there Mr. and Mrs.

r. and children. Frank and Nadine of Coey- roans and Miss Baker of Hoosic Falls are visiting Mr. and Mrs. C.

H. Austin on Hunter street iiiBDMBe, ineiaua; appoint-j Mr. and Mrs. George Lindsev and of Flatbush Grace M. Smith.

have been spending their vacation at Saugerties. Miss Alma Lindsey is FILMS fleteloped. 10 cents a roll. Prlnti i nj. Slbtej Stndlo.

29 E. Strand. BODT Swedish methodTsjipoirit- i PIAN'OS an toTftan tamed and repaired. Electric and foot power player work. A L.

Foote. O'lMJlr's Book Store, 530 Broadway. 17B- Mt W. at Ellenville. Brooklyn Union.

tor of the Fair -Street Reformed Church. The honorary pall bearers were Charles Tappen, Judge John G. Van Etten, Charles De La Vergne Charles Reynolds. Judce D. Hasbrouck and Rodney Osterhoudt.

The Interment was in Wiltivyck cemetery. A PROSPEROrS PAPER. Cntskill Daily Mail's Latest Has Just Closed. Standard-! TIle Catskill Daily Mail's subscrip- contest, wliich has running Miss Regina B. Brophy, Miss Xel- for ast nin closed lie Brophy, of South Amboy, N.

lurday afternoon when the following XORAK BnMaess School. IHj- nad eren- lag A business edocition pars food dlrldmdl. yra Inreztint ronr their uncle. William J. Brophy, at his home, No.

380 Washington ave- to one baadrcd ctlcX- foar raomhs to rear old; state price, Arthur StMer. Fair St. Ciintoa Are. or gea-ral rtor- fa tie try. near railroad, wiUi accessary bnlld- rptowa Freeman once, a Srst clasn dii kitcaea girl.

Apply Xn. 3. Gray, Taw i- X. Death and Change. To take into the inmost dt soul the irresistible seeai to be--Death.

the Irrevocability of a vanished past, the powerlessness of man before the blind harry of tt number of subscript tion votes were awarded by the judges: TVo automobiles, Mrs. Asel i of Catskill and Mrs. John Carman, of Prattsvillft; pianos Marie Richman, of Catskilj, and' Ruth Sanford of Greenville; Mrs. Harold Wheeler of Cossackte and Miss Eliza- Renner of Haines Falls. The circulation of the MaH in JSOB with "trad dmilars.

tencs are mv, can thl Dg8 Md rac then is to conquer i September. WM' Soae nea rigat in thi i RnsselL Itcmlw. 1910, 1020; In JJJIJ. .125: SewemSrTm; Where Rain Never Fallen. The driest place 5a the worid is w.

thick ot tie coold iTM" tieir cosdiUon JOO per ceot thTj followed tbe rolw at ate adTertidnr appropriation Waste of aeiTjipaper ud in tin? M. thtt portion of Egypt tie two lover fall? of the Nile. Rala has never been known to fall there. UmJf do a thiny. tie Many a Business Man who is careful to protect himielf in money i 8 careless about health--hii most valuable asset For many, coffee drinking silently undermine! health, because each cup contain? about of the cumulative, harmful drug, caffeine.

Five to six grains of caffeine will kill a rabbit or a cat, and, repeated daily, will cripple a man. How cripple a man The caffeine, little by little, causes hardening of the arteries and premature old showing more in some than in others. Some of the symptoms of caffeine poisoning are headache, nervousness, biliousness, heart flutter, sleep- at night and "fag" after coffee's reaction in daytime. The way to avoid all coffee troubles is to leave coffee alone and use Instant Postum the pure food-drink There is no caffeine nor any other harmful sub- in Postum. Made from prime wheat, roasted with a bit of wholesome molasses, it contains all the of the grains, and is nourishing, economical delicious.

There's no "fag" in Postum, and "There's a leuon" simp'e TJ.