Page 3 Advertisements Column 3

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1562, 4 October 1912, Page 3

It is tho intention of the AVest Coasters' Association to coinpilo something in tho nnluvo of nn early history of the West Coast through tho medium of (lie personal recollections of thoso slill alive who were associated with various activities on the coast iu the early days. This is to be done through the medium of a series of lectures to bo delivered before th association by such authorities ;is (he Hon. R. M'Kenzie, Messrs. J. V. O'liegmi, Martin Kennedy, D. J. Evans (of tlic Hokitika "Gimrdian"), Hemy .Tames (of the "Grey River Arjnis"). and Captain Bonncr. Later on (heso lecturettes are to bo collated ami published in a booklet.

as they are, it is the day's work well done, and not anything else, that counts. The only way the day's work CAN bo well done, is to nourish body, nerves, and brain' with proper food. Grape-Nuts, in a high degree, furnishes just that nourishment essential to the accomplishment- of great things, becauso it holds in combination rebuilding elements for all parts of the human system. Many other foods lack phosphate of. potaslv, and therefore Ihe brain and nerve tissues arc starved. This important element is present iu and Hie . food is so scientifically made that it agrees villi everyone. "There's a Reason."