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|Broadcasting Station Makes Vivid
Locale For “Are You

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Besides Haines, the large cast of
featured players includ Madge

Evans, Anita Page, Karen Morley
Neil Hamilton, Jean Hersholt and}
Joan Marsh.

Mother of Bella
Bella Doctor is
Dead in South

Mrs. Elizabeth istic
wife of Dr. J. W. Darby of
ver and mother
of Bella Bella, ps
in Vancouver at the age of 83 y

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Capilano Cemetery

Another son of decea is Di
G. Darby of Summervil NJ

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Vegetables No. | ¢ oe 93 outrece s aes Ib. =
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Potatoes, 15 to 15 Ibs $ 29 extracted Honey, per jar 20c to 30| Bananas. a 15
4 sack, $1.50 to 1.75 Camb téney 25
Be, Vegetable Marrow, lb. 05 | ~ - ecices Dried Fruits
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4 Hubbard Squash, Ib. 0g | Almonds, shelled Valencias 50 Peaches, Peeled 18
a Celery, head large 15 | California soft shelled Walnuts .35 Meats
Gi . Golden Bantam Corn. doz. 40 Walnuts, broken shelled 30 Turkeys. Ib 35
Garlic, imported, per Ib. ......... 40| Walnuts, shelled halves 43\ Fowl No. 1. Ib 28
Savoy Cabbage, each, 12 to 18 | Peanuts AS) poastin 1g Chicken, lb. 3
, Cabbage, local, green D9 Apples Ham, sliced, first grade 35
és Outdoor Cucumbers, each 07 | McIntosh Reds ‘wrapped? Ib. S7 Ham, picnic, first grade, Ib. 18
tin, Head Lettuce, head, 8c to 10; box, $2.10 to 2.75 Veal, loin, Ib
ah Egg Plant, Ib. 15|McIntosh Reds, bu!k *y Ib. .06;| Veal. shoulder, Ib.
ae Spinach, Ib. 10 | B.C. Cooking, Ib. 4c t 05 | Beef, pot roast, Ib. 15c and
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x Alberta Seconds, doz. 20 , Quince, Ib 10, Lamb chops, Jb 35
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: asset as a bank aecount.... For thriftiness can always get a bank
account of its own.
And it’s easy to tell thrifty people from the way in which they
say read the newspapers — just as you can usually spot the other

kind.

The great majority of men and women never put a newspaper
down until they have read the important news which is directed
to them through advertisements.

The modern woman, especially, finds the advertisements in-
dispensible. She spends more than five-sixths of the family in-
come.And the prosperity, happiness and health of her household
frequently depend on her reading of the advertisements and on

5 the wisdom with which she chooses everything she buys.
at The advertisements bring you complete information about ac-
= cepted products and new ones. Through them you can compare

values ... discover ways and means for greater household effic-
iency and enjoyment ... and make sure that every dollar spent
will bring its full return.

 

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Steamship Sailings

For Vancouver—
Tuesday—ss, Cardena ....1:30 p.m.
Thurs.—ss Prince Rupert, 10 p.m
Friday—ss. Prin. Adelaide 10 p.m.

 

  
 
      

   
  

 

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Oct, 24—ss. Prin. Norah ........ p.m.
From Vancouver—

Sunday—ss. Cardena p.m.

Wed.—ss. Prince Rupert 9:30 a.m
Friday—ss. Catala p.m.
Ss, Princess Adelaide p.m.|
Oct. 17—ss. Princess Norah a.m.
Oct, 29—8s. Princess Norah a.m. |
For Naas River and Port Simpson— |
Sunday—ss. Cardena 8 p.m.
From Naas River & Port Simpson— |
Tuesday—ss. Cardena ....11:30 a.m. |
for Stewart and Anyox—
Sunday—ss. Cardena ........ 8 p.m.

 

 

 

 

 

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25 to 30 Cents
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When outfitting for the win-
ter don't forget that you can
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Importers

We have just purchased new
goods at pres« low prices
and we are giving our custom-
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Are Grown By
Burns Lake Man

P. R. Lewis Has Success With Rais-
ing of Variety Which is Said
to Be Superior to,
Imported

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BURNS LAKE, Oct. 24:—Water-
melons have been succesfsully rais-
ed here this year by P. R. Lewis of

Burns Lake Most of the them
weighed about fifteen pounds each
The q melons are declared

r in flavor and swee

the imported variety

 

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Tuscan, 11,000, 8.4c and 3c, At- H EARTACHE
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avenge - " With William Haines, Madge
USK Anita Page, Karey
Morley, Neil Hamilton, Wal.
Jack Osborne, C. N. R. relief ag- lace Ford

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- . Broadcasting
Ralph Skinner, who is attenacing readcasting Station,
zh school in Tert spent Comedy—“HARUM SCARUyp
week-end at the home of his par Sportlight—
nts, Mr. and Mrs. P. Skinner. While “OLYMPIC TALENT’

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