BOTH GAINED.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1983, 13 February 1914, Page 4

BOTH GAINED.

MAX AND WIPE THRIVE ON GKAPE- ' -■■ nuxs. The notion thai meat is necessary tor veal Biretigth and the foundation." of wlitl flesh is now no longer as prevalent us formerly. ■ ' Excessive meat raters are usually sltig* jjtsh a. pai't of- the 'time bpcause they are not able to fulJy digest tlteir food, ani the undigested portion is changed into what is practically a -kind of pdi-son that nets upon, the blood sMid nerves, thus gfltfing all through the system . "I was a- heavy meat cater," writes -a man, "ami up to two years ago, was in very poor* health. 1 sufferWl- with indigestion, so that I only weighed G\ stone ar»l U Boujwls. ,

"Then" I hoard about Grape-Nuts ftjod and decided to try it. My wife laughed at me at first, but when I jrainod to 9 stone and folt s<> fine, she thought sli« would eat Grape'-Jfufs top. No* she is fat and well, and has gained 40 pound-,*. We never liav*> indigestion any wicie and «Moiii f*et t.lio desire for B»t .

"A itcighlirtur of oftrs, 68 years old, , was troubled with inilijrestio-n f«rt years-, ami was a heavy m'.it-eat-er. Now, fcliiQa he lifts been SuiinS Gfapc-Nuts roKuJa-i-lv. he sft.ys lie is well, and • lover lies itidige* tion. .".'.•■

",t GOiiliJ name a lot <Sf. nerfonS wKo lmve Tid theniselvo* of itulitfGstfon by rlialvpin? -fi-rtin n hrov.r meat [<HeK tn fjin- lit+ln Tsijok, "The Boat! to Wollville," in packets. ' ■