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aa USE Carnation in all dishes that
Ay call for milk. You'll find Carnation

is real economy because !t im-

} proves the quality of everything in
which it is used. Use it in place of

: cream—at half the cost. Carnation

e is unsweetened evaporated milk,

! pure, wholesome, nutritious—milk

in a modern package. Contains all
the food values of whole milk—rich
« butter-fat, vitamins and minerals.

S ae lee

Send for

Cook Book and“

“From Contented Cows”

 

       
     
     
     
     
       
 
     
 
   

Free Booklets?

Get Carnation today from
your grocer. And write us
for two interesting free
booklets — the Carnation
Con-
tented Babies”. Address
Carnation Co., Limited,
134 Abbott Street
Vancouver, B.C.

Insures the Success of Every
Dish in Which Milk is Used

Do all your cooking and baking
with Carnation. It’s so smooth
and creamy that it makes foods
richer, tastier and finer in texture.
You'll prefer it for making cream
soups, sauces, puddings, cocoa, ice
cream and candy. Cream your
coffee with Carnation undiluted,
use it with fruits or cereals.

Approved for Baby Feeding

The highest medical authorities
recommend Carnation Milk as an
excellent milk for babies—because of
its purity, uniformity, nutritiousness,
richness in vitamins and minerals, and
super-digestibility,

That’s How Good It Is!

 

 

 

be , MILK FROM CANADIAN COWS, PACKED IN CANADA IN CANADIAN-MADE CANS AND CASES

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‘i lieved that, if this were done, house-' parts of Canada. This meeting will]
wives would be abl LK i in the near future

 

ullowances g Last night’s meeting was crowded
oy nN J. J. Gillis. a mem he ‘© capacity. Charles Chapman was
ae SESSION. of school. trustees, addressed ™ the chair
ze lthe meeting and outlin of Seem pine hiteipeninmneinagi arate }
2 jthe éducationa! problems in local , ae

ue Ask Permission to Kill Deer te Aug- | Schools. Mr. Gillis pointed out that C N R Trains |
“a ment Meat Supply—Scrip Every {the government did not make an 7 ? F
Two Weeks Requested jallowance to aed school board for spe i

A. purchase of books for children of for the East—

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but the board Mondays, Wednesday and Fri

 

: At a meeting of the local branch ‘had been able to > supply ill books days 9:30 a.m

4. of the National Unemployed Work- |°° far required locally by means From the East—

. ers’ Association last night it was 0/4 books that d been turned i Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
decided that the Game Conserva- | Principals had been asked to notify) gay. | 38 I

Ma tion Board be approached with the | the board of cases of shortage of

si request that local unemployed be; school accessories which the board

a allowed to kill or possess deer in| WOuld do its best to meet da Ch k d

Cs order to augment their food allow- | The executive of the association ae s ec e

P ance. |was given authority to organize a By modern vaporizing

25 It was also decided to interview mass meeting with a view to gath- ointment — just rub on

the mayor with a view to having ering data ar dj

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municipal scrip issued every two ber of arrests and
3 weeks instead of weekly. It is be- unemployed work

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Thursday October »
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Wednesday & Thurs
TWO SHOWS — 7 ang _
Feature Starts at 7
ADMISSION —
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PARENTS

CUT RATE |
SHOE STORE | ~ ORGANIZE pate bare

i ; ; GLAMOROUS, GOLDEN ENCH }
Prices Guaranteed os ieaatia: Meaaiod celidbiit THE GLA ; ANTRESS

seis | ees" t CONSTANCE BENNETT

We have just received a big . ‘ 1a . U7 a
shipment of At a meeting of parents of mem- In “TWO AGAINST THE W ORLD
f the Boys’ Band held last With Neil Hamilton, Helen Vinson, Gavin G; ordon
The World Condemned Her For Another Woman’s , rime

, L di j & night in the Armory it was decided}
Men S, a 1e$ ito reorganize the Boys’ Band Par- Comedy—CHARLIE CHASE in “First in War” “Screen Souvenigy

 

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Child 9 nts’ Association in order to kee} i Screen Song—“Let Me Call You Sweetheart” ~— Paramoun; New
Laren § |in touch with the activities of the WEDNESDAY REVIVAL at 10:10—LAWRENCE Tikeen >

band which has been reorganized | =

LUPE VELEZ in “THE CUBAN LOVE SONG”
Footwear nder the leadership of Ruvert|3@ ~ cai
; Greenfield. Officers were elected as a FRIDAY and SATPRDAY——* SPEAK EASILY’

| follows 22s eee eee ee

President, D. Macfie.

| Vice-President, Mrs. J. G. Vier»ck

| Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. H. B
tman.

Also three-quarter length rub-
ber boots for ladies and misses
Be sure you see these before
buying.

 

 

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Executive—Mrs. J. L. Blain, Mrs

 

 

Larsen, Mrs. A. Guyan and

 

ishot is considered both inconven-
jient and ineffective

eft the nest day for Bie «That Can’t Be Beat.

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Mrs. H. B. Eastman

 

Convener of entertainment com-

Mrs. John Bremner.
flavored crackers,

District News |. ene . ae nee | oven-fresh and flaky

o imaster Robert Greenficid| with just a trace of
was present at the meeting ans salt. Have them

SKIDEGATE rave the parents an interesting | handy in the pantry
ilk on the subject of band organi-| ;

ration always.

Men like these finer-

 

  

 

Regular meetings of the associa-

The game regulations of the pr dm | tic n will be held on the first Wed
ivinee are the subject of much com-|+ lay evening of each montn
plaint on the part of the people of irting in November
the Queen Charlotte Islands. The} ———$—$ —$ ———______— - ¢
new requirement § th 1 seal be

Centy Court case from
Bella Coola of B. Brynildsen &
Jorgen C. Casperson,~ in

jlaced on each deer that has been

lnintiffs were suing defen ie
5 for $943.05, has been settle? a
Frank Pierce, who owns and op- 1t of court. Patmore & Fultor Ny
erates a store it Port Clements, ;}*ed as solicitors for the plaintiff i"

 

motored down to Queen Chariott |
( ity in his nev ra few day g

ito visit with friends. Mr. P

 

 

 

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Se ager! + ood Values

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were present at the affair. Miss Pa per at
lant expect§ to be back during the FHONEY—Beekist 34 . os ‘1.3
Christmas holiday No. 2 ' er tin Cc Chesterfield Suites— $12

 

 

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mer + ‘ : gf Fat :
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3 brick 80c 2ESH ROASTED PEA- |
SMaikin's Best Pure) eon, SOAST 12¢

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Brookfield CUT MIXED PEEL

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| eee 30e ARK’ CORNED BEEF 13¢ Rubber Door Mats, 18x30 inches ..... $1.0

Be chee ah mh gether Safety Non-Slip Bath Mats .......... $1.0

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| Broth COCOA (For front of range or sink)

2 medium tins 35C per r lb 14¢c

 

 

McLaren's Ripe Olives— $1. 35 id caaonasea tae | Thompson Hardware Co.. Ltd.

1 gal. tin

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Large Crisp Celery— 950¢ MALT SPECIAL
2 for 1 2'%-lb. tin Malt

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P. GAMULA, Proprietor | Mail Orders Have Our Prompt
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For those who wish to economize try a portion of Bulkley val

slack with your furnace coal