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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 121, 8 February 1918, Page 8

Grape-Nuts stands preeminent as an energy food. Made of the entire nutrition of wheat and barley, and rich in their mineral elements, it provides (served with cream or milk) all the properties needed for a wellpreserved, well-nour-ished body and brain. Grape-Nuts comes crisp and fresh, in sealed packets, ready to serve. It is economical, convenient, easy to digest ( and delicious. Supplied by Grocers and Stores

Preserve Luscious Summer Fruits for Winter Bought jams and tinned fruits are going ..to be dearer later—the cost of the tins alone is rising oWing to the war. Good advice for any housewife, therefore, is— "preserve fruit; make jam." Now is. the time—the orchards are yielding their crops of delicious peaches, plums, apricots and nectarines. Fruit is plentiful, fresh, i cheap— every spare jar should jbe filled with jam ' or preserved fruit, prepared the way you like it KZ• Fruit is Good All fruit is good, and we are fortunate in living in this Dominion where it is so abundant. These apricots, peaches, plums, pears, and nectarines from our sunny orchards are equal to any in the world. Fill those empty bottles with preserves or jam—then in the Winter you will have a supply that would cost you much in the shops. Herein lies practical economy—one way of guarding against higher cost of living later. Thus you help to conserve food and prevent waste. Buy your Fruit while the Crops are in!