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and
selling
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Prince
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.
v
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$12.00
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Washed
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$11.23
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$12.50
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$12.00
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Hood
Flour.
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Feed
Co.
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City.
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th
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Tea
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75c
free
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every
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of
1
lb.
Braid's
Blue
Label
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80?
1
lb.
Braid's
Best
Coffee
iKii
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2
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Braid's
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....
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I
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Feet,
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pe
-
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1
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Coal
!
is
obtainable
than
the
varieties
we
handle.
We
have
made
exhaustive
tests
of
them
all
and
the
pick
of
the
lot
are
the
coals
we
recommend
to
you.
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OUR
SERVICE
NOW
before
the
cold
weather
catches
you
unprepared.
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&
McCaffery
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117
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inch
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Pckin.
$1.95
i'ard
3rd
Ave.
and
Fulton
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U
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K
Dr.
Alexander
HIONE
373
IIF.SM.Il
lll.OCK
DENTIST
THINKS
ESKIMO
DOOMED
PEOPLE
Dr.
Agnew
is
of
OpIni6ri
That
They
and
Northern
Indians-Cannot
Survive
That
the
Eskimos
and
Indians
of
the
Arctic
region
are
doomed
to
extinction
is
the
opinion
of
Dr.
It.
Agnew,
who
is
returning
by
easy
stages
by
this
route
to
Edmonton
after
having
gone
down
the
Mackenzie
River
and
returned
by
the
outside
route
via
BehrJng
Strait.
The
Doctor
says
that
the
Es
kimos
living
on
the
Arctic
coast
and
the
Indians
of
the
region
depend
almost
wholly
on
white
men
for.
their
living
and
the
change
from
native
ways
is
so
great
that
they
are
unable
to
t;md
against
any
disease
which
may
overtake
them.
Last
year
hundreds
died,
mostly
from
in-j
fluenza.
The
Mounted
police,
Hudson
;
Hay
Company
and
Anglican
miss-i
Dairies
all
do
their
share
in
ooking
after
the
interests
of
the
natives
with
the
result
that
they
ook
almost
wholly
to
white,
men
for
guidance
and
aid.
NOTsCE
TAKE
NOTICE
that
an
application
for
its
restoration
td
the
eg'ster
of
Companies
will
be
made
on
behalf
of
Delta
Copper
"nmnany
Limited,
N.P.L.,
to
the
Supreme
Court
at
the
Court
House,
Vancouver.
B.C.,
on
Mon-
ry,
the
eighth
day
of
October.
!928.
a
10.30
o
clock
In
the
forenoon.
,
Dated
the
10th
day
of
September.
1028.
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&
RICHARDSON,
"
Applicant's
Solicitors,
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eek-end
i
;
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Red
Apples
are
well
known
as
the
best
flavored
Apples
on
the
market.
You
cannot
af
ford
to
be
without
a
box
of
Mc
intosh
Red
in
your
home
at
the
prices
quoted
below.
Fancy
grade,
per
box
....
S2.05
"C"
grade,
per
box
Household
pack,
box
$1.00
Flour,
Fire
Roses,
49's,
sack
$2.50
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5
lb.
sack
Xif
Bovrll,
os.
jar
ItfC
Milk,
baby
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all
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j
23
,
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lb.
tin
.
.
...
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j
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IMf
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Herrings,
tin
20
f
IUUn
Prunes,
crate
....
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i
I
Singapore
Sliced
Pineapples,
2's,
2
j
tins
.'
25
,
Fresh
Tomatoes,
basket
....
50
'
Lifebuoy
Soap,
3
for
25
!
Lux,
8
pkgs
:5c
Alberta
Market
P.
C.AMULA.
Proprietor
Fifth
Street.
x
Phone
208
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
a
Phone
68
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
tVe
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
There's
only
one
quality
of
MAGIC
BAKING
POWDER
and
that's
the
highest
Jiade
m
Canada
NO
ALUM
C.W.
GILLETT
CO.
LTD.
TORONTO,
CAN.
PATRIOTISM
IS
SUBJECT
OF
ADDRESS
Rev.
W.
F.
Price
Expatiates
on
Truth
and
Falsity
at
Rotary-Luncheon
"All
some
petfple
do
for
thei.
country
Is
to
knock
it,"
declarer
Rev.
.
Fv
Prlee.
Baptist
minister,
in
addressing
the
Rotary
Club
yestcrda,
on
the
subject
ol
l
ainousm,
J
rue
and
False.
'
M
Price
urged
an
active
patrioiisn.
mat
wouid
maKaiCaaiaua
a
coun
try
of
wnich
we
iCouid
be
proud.
The
speaker
mentioned
tha.
there
was
a
group
of
Internationa,
socialists
that
was
trying
to
oo-literate
nationality.
Soviet
Kuasiu
seemed
to
have
the
same
idea,
toometimea
patriotism
was
"
The
jast
resort
of
a
scoundrel,"
as
Dr.
Johnson
had
said
years
ago.
It
was
a
cloak
for
graft
and
means
of
satisfying
greed.
There
was-
a
false
patriotism
of
the
windbag
type
which
saw
nothing
good
or
estimable
in
any
other
country.
This
was
false
patriotism.
No
country
had
a
monopoly
of
it.
Also
there
were
the
little
people
who
could
see
no
farther
tnan
the
town
pump,
parochial
in
their
sentiment.
;
Mr.
Price
urged
that
true
patriotism
and
internationalism
and
world
brotherhood
could
well
go
side
by
side.
Patriotism
was
a
solid
substantial
fact
of
history
and
human
nature.
It
could
not
be
stamped
out
go
he
suggested
it
might
be
trained
to
work
out
for
the
benefit
df
the
nation.
It
should
induce
people
to
make
the
nation
worthy
of
pride,
make
Canada
"a
land
to
love."
Plague
Spots
The
speaker
said
that
the
true
greatness
of
the
land
was
moral
not
material,
shown
In
the
character
of
the
citizenship.
It
would
not
tolerate
plague
spots
such
as
were
seen
here
and
in
other
cities.
It
would
be
set
against
vice
and
dishonesty
which
militated
against
the
best
citizenship.
True
patriotism
would
set
itself
to
eradicate
these
cancers.
That
patriotism
is
good
for
Canada
was
also
good
for
other
countries
was
brought
out
by
the
speaker.
If
it
was
good
for
Can
ada
it
was
good
for
Japan.
We
must
recognize
the
right
of
every
man
to
be
proud
of
his
own
land.
This
led
to
a
general
respeat
for
others
and
if
it
be
came
general
would
bring
about
great
change
in
foreign
policy.
The
vision
of
a
world
brotherhood
was
only
an
Ideal.
It
was
far
from
realization.
Dreaming
of
this
Ideal
unfitted
a
person
for
the
real
life
at
home.
He
quoted
from
the
Bible,
"The
eyes
of
the
fool
are
-In
the
ends
of
the
earth"
to
show
this
was
no
nvv.
idea.
Nome
duties
were
kept
out
of
sight
while
seeing
the
things
far
off.
True
Patriotism
True
patriotism
was
the
love
1
of
country.
Mr,
Price
said,
which
J
would
seek
the
best
for
the
people
of
that
country.
In
speaking
of
Canada
it
was
not
only
the
land
that
was
meant
but
the
people,
the
country's
history,
institutions,
laws
and
Governments,
school.,
churches
and
homes.
It
meant
all
that
fashions
character
and
leads
up
to
Uhat
is
best.
It
will
make
business
honest
and
keep
down
i
drunkenness
and
vice.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
J.
Creighton,
Clayton;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
G.
Russell,
Smithers:
K.
Bonallo.
Balmoral;
H.
McMillan,
Balmor-il
;
R.
M.
Maclean
and
R.
S.
Fleming,
Winnipeg;
G.
H.
Tycho.
:-'!nithers;
W.
E.
Wright,
Sheffield,.
England;
F.
S.
Taggart
and
A.
W.
Hepburn,
London,
Eng-
;!.md;
S.
J.
Parkinson'
and
J.
A.
Bray,
Vancouver;
Harry
DeGroat.
Ceorge
Alger,
V.
Davies,
G.
H.
Taft
and
P.
M.
Monckton,
Stew-
I
irt.
Central
H.
White,
Smithers;
Mrs.
W.
Nrmstrong"
and
Miss
G.
Riley,
Hutchison;
Eric
Westin,
Usk;
J.
Koske,
Port
Bsalngton;
J.
Wels.
fr.N.R.;
0.
Acker,
Port
Clements;
Paul
Sather,
Seattle.
Royal
L.
.Bundy,
Port
Edward,
John
Anderson
and
L.
Ward,
city;
R.
Wardrop,
Vancouver;
N.
Veen
and
Miss
D.
Russell,
Stewart,
E.
Mathison,
Ketchikan.
Savoy
I).
C.
Ault
and
A.
Hansen,
Queen
Charlotte
City;
D.
Mac-Lennan,
Premier.
MRS.
ORWIG
OBSERVES
HER
77TH
BIRTHDAY
Many
Friends
Offered
Congratu
lations
at
Tea
Yesterday
Afternoon
Mrs.
B.
Orwig
yesterday
enter-ained
a
number
of
her
friends
at
ea,
theN
occasion
being
the
celebration
of
her
seventy-seventh
.irthday.
"Grandma"
Orwig
was
n
the
best
of
health
and
spirits.
She
is
a
well-known
and
respected
old-timer"
of
this
district
and
er
many
friends
were
glad
of
in
opportunity
to
show
their
retard
for
her.-
C.
0.
Rowe
sailed
last
night
by
he
Prince
Rupert
on
a
business
rip
to
Vancouver.
Phone
9
District
Friday,
October
s,
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S.
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CO.
LTD.
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for
Saturday
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i
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Beautiful
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quality,
6
yards
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JS
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Fine
qualHy,
Bobette
style,
in
Peach,
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Has,
Maize.
U
Black,
Nile,
etc.
Per
pair
.
SI
110
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:'.6
inch,
Pare
Sltk,
in
Pink,
Manve,
CaatlHen,
Sand,
Black
White.
Per
rrd
SI
2
PILLOW
SLIPS
Hemstitched,
12
inches
wide,
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linen
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theM?
roM
damp
days
and
evening
than
to
ssltp
on
a
cmy
pair
of
If
If
Slipper.
We
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just
received
our
Fall
shipment
conitin-of
Gentlemen's,
Ladies',
Boy
and
flirl'
Slipper
In
numer
out
styles
and
colons
reasonably
priced
to'
suit
every
pur-
ranging
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Wj"
and
up
Indies'
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