Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1931, Page 6

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Whenever I'm tired or thirsty, 1 drink a cacling glass of Welch's to strengthen me.” Write for “The Welch Way to Health Control and Recipe Book.” Address, Welch's, Dept. S-329 Westfield, N. Y. “Drink AT ACTU $2.50 White and (F Plain Shade Shirts, P collar attached— Neckband styles, in white only. : makes. Alpine shapes., 75C 45 $4.95 CROSNERS 1325 F STREET Genuine AMA HATS .a special group. The popu- lar Optimo and nd SUITS. n other well known a Bunch of Grapes " In the new Junior <ize—everywhere 10¢ 150 in pints, 30¢ VY , for finicky appetites 'HOSE cherished youngsters around which the world re- volves! What victims they are of benevolent scheming and tender plotting, all to the end they may have rosy cheeks and strong, healthy bodies. Welch'’s is the nectar which Mother Nature provides for just such needs. Here is a pure fruit drink as seductive as a lolly- Pop ... as beneficial as a medicine. Watch their eyes sparkle with glee when Welch's time comes around! That can be any time of day—morning, afternoon or evening— for Welch’s, packed with quick nourishment and slightly laxa- tive, puts not the slightest tax on the digestion. Abounding in mineral salts, neutralizing acids and fruit proteins, it helps to build strong teeth and make rich blood. Diluted one-third to one-half with water, as children like it, there is no cheaper form of family health insurance. ‘What Welch'’s does for children it does equally well for grown- ups. It satisfies thirst and stays hunger without adding an undesired ounce to one’s weight. Serve it tomorrow as a breakfast fruit. You'll find it wonderfully delicious! In buying Welch’s always ask for it by name. Only thus can you be sure of obtaining pasteurized grape juice produced under laboratory control. Welch's PASTEURIZED GRAPE JUICE