ft
NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
SMITIIERS
James
II.
Groat
has
tendered
his
resignation
as
president
of
the
Smithers
District
Board
of
Trade
and
chairman
of
the
game
and
fisheries
bureau,
giving
no
reason
for
his
action.
Many
Smithers
residents
were
in
attendance
at
the
opening
of
the
season's
dances
at
Duthie
Mine
last
Friday
night.
Music
was
by
Sart-y
Qaseiey's
orchestra.
The
reported
visit
to
this
dis
trict?
of-
thrfci
members
of
the
new
Tolmie
provincial
cabinet
is
off.
Willis
Trousdell
of
Hums
Lake
h-K
Nwn.
brought
to
the
local
hospital
suffering
from
a
frac-turxu
elbow.
tht4
result
of
having
fallen
off
the
porch
at
his
home.
Peace
River
Pass
will
be
the
ultimate
route
for
any
railroad
to
be
built
from
the
Peace
River
to
the
Pacific
coast-
stated-
D.
Barr,
who
was
a
recent
visitor
In
Smithers.
The
first
carload
of
wheat
to
be
delivered
to
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
Prince
Rupert
elevator
this
fall
was
from
the
Chapman
ranch
near
Smithers.
Mountains
overlooking
Smith
ers
are
now
garbed
In
a
heavy
cloak
of
white
following
a
week
of
snowfalls.
The
snow
is
the
.heaviest
for
this
time
of
the
season,
in
many
years
and
bears
indications
of
being
permanent
for
the
coming
winter.
The
restaurant
in
the
Smithers
Hotel
has
been
opened
by
Mrs.
HC
Ness
who
recently
arrived
here
from
Vancouver.
Operations
on
both
the
King
Tut
and
Victory
properties,
which
have
been
under
development
for
Capt.
J.
J.
O'Brien
of
Philadel
phia,
have-been
suspended
for
the
winter
and
James.
Kerr,
who
has
been
in
charge
of
the
book-keeping
end,-.has
left
for
Detroit
NEW,
HAZELTON
W.
W.
Anderson,
chairman
of
the
board
of
directors
of
the
Hazelton.
Hospital,
presided
at
the
graduation
exercises
for
Miss
James
and
Miss
Castell
which
took
place
last
Friday
evening;
Rev.
T.
IL
Wright,
pastor
of
the
United
Church,,
gave
the
address;
Dr.
H.
C:
Wrinch
presented
the
diplomas,
and
Mrs.
Ma-theison;
lady
superintendent,
administered
the
Nightingale
Pledge:
Contributing-
to
the
program
were
Miss
G.
Miller,
Mrs.
Sealy,
Mrs.
Sutherland,
Mrs.
Dun-gate,
Mrs.
Roy
Cuss,
Mrs.
Tomlln-
son,
Miss
Rock
and
Mr.
Camtron.
Refreshments
were
served
and
dancing
followed.
t'Aj:;a
'meeting
'
of
citizens--on
Monday
nlgjit
in
W.
J.
Lark-worthyV
stora
it
was
decided
to
send
an
Invitation
to
Hon;
Nela
ivougneea,
minister
oi
public
works,
to
come
here
and
investigate
the
Hagwilget
bridge
situation.
He
will
also
be
shown
the
poor
condition
of
the
main
highway
west
toward
Carnaby.
An
epidemic
of
measles,
which
has
been
prevalent
here
recently,
seems
to
be
just
about
over.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Castell
of
Evelyn
were
down
last
Friday
to
attend
the
graduation
exercises
of
their
daughter,
Miss
Mary
Castell.
Mrs.
C.
II.
Sawle
spent
a
couple
of
days
in
Smithers
this
week,
the
guest
of
Mrs.
George
Wall.
Hazelton
residents
plan
on
cultivating
many
bulb
plants
the
coming
winter.
Kenneth
Morrison,
'carpenter
by
trade
and
resident
of
HaleUon
Bgfagfw
m
wj
nnK.'Vi.
-W&salaH.al
TERRACE
Mis?
Jessie
Sherwood'
of
Birm?
Ingfulnv
England,
who:
has
spent
the
'.past
summer
at
the
hnme
f
her
uncJe,
N"?el
Sherwood
left
on
Tuesday
for
the
south
en
route
home.
She
expects
to.
meet
her
father
in
New
Vork
and
accompany
him'
home.
Mrs
Nigel
Sherwood
also
left
on-.,
Tuesday
and
will
accompany
Miss
Sherwood
as
far
as
Providence,
Rhode
Island.
W.
Hi
Cavanagh
of
Rbswwood
who
has
been
spending
a
few
days
In
Prince
Rupert
returned
on
Tuesdav
and
left
for
hi
mfn-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex.
Rix
of
Prince
Rupert'
are
spending
a
short
holiday
In
town.
A.
E.
Dix
of
the
Kalum
Lake
Lodge,
was
in
town
during
the'
week.
Miss
A.
Fountain,
B.A.,
field
secretary
for
Girls
Work
in
B.C.
who
was
the
guest
of
Rev.
and
Mrs.
Wm.
Allan
while
here
on
a
visit
to
the
local
C.G.I.T.
group
left
on
Tuesday
for
the
Interior.
W.
A.
Burbank
of
Frince
Ru
pert
was
a
visitor
here
Wednes
day.
Mrs.
J.
B.
Colthurst
returned
on
Wednesday
from
Vancouver
where
she
accompanied
her
daughter
Dorinda
who
is
attending
Crofton
House
school
for
girls.
Alva-
Moore
returned
on
Wed
nesday
to
resume
his
high
school
studies
after
spending
the
sum
mer
at
Stewart.
ROAD
PROBLEMS
NEAR
TERRACE
Council
of
Board
of
Trade
Deals
With
Several
Matters
at
Interior
Town
TERHACE,
Oct.
6.
The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
council
of
the
Terrace
board
of
trade
was
held
on
Tuesday
evening
in
the
municipal
hall
and
was
presided
over
by
J.
K.
Gordon,
president.
The
secretary
reported
'that
as
a
result
of
the
complaints
made
by
the
board
regarding
the
planking
on
the
Terrace
bridge,
work
has
been
started
at
putting
a
new
longitudinal
flooring
on
it.
He
also
reported
that
when
word
was
received
at
the
beginning
of
the
week
that
H.
L.
Frank's
camp
on
the
Usk
to
Copper
Road
was
closing,
a
wire
had
been
sent
by
the
board
asking
the
tfoveriinient
totry
t(
carry
onthe
work
for,,
another
two
weeks,
it
being
estimated;
that
by
that
time
for
about
twenty
years,
passed
i81"'
the
north
and
ask
him
to
away
in
the
Hazelton
Hospital
last
Sunday
after
a
lengthy
ill
ness.
He
was
68
years
of
age
and
a
native
of
Cape
Breton.
The
funeral
took
place
on
Tuesday
with
Rev.
T.
H.
Wright
officiating
Pallbearers
-were
George
McBean,
Joseph.
Bosenn,
William
Larmer,
Ed.
Sweet,
Charles
Donaldson
and
A.
K.
Falconer.
siop
on
in
lerrace
on
his
way
south.
CROIHHNG
HIS
STUFF
Young
Lady
Your
novel
has
a
charming
ending.
Author
What
do
you
tlhnk
ofJ
the
opening;
chapters?
Young
Lady
I
have
not
got
to
them
yet.
r
Market
Prices
J
Prices
current
are
as
follow:
APM.Es
Mclntnuh
RH
fnncv
.
S9.Q0
"C"
grade
M.80
j
Parsnip.
4
lbs.
ing
claims
at
Kalum
Lake
where
!
f""."11"
!!!!!
,
(
,
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tt,lU.
1
11119,
WA
improvements
this
winter.
111
TfKR
No.
1
creamery
62i
No,
J",
creamery
47
He
iuii;u
titi-ir.'
Lemon
and
orange
pert
36c
fiupi
peel
...
Bfak
cooking
fig,
lb.
18c
WWte
flw.
2
lb
...
2e
Currants.
2
lbs
3ie
Apples
25c
Peaches,
peeled
25c
Apricots',
lb.
250
Prune
90-100,
4-lba
35c
25
lb.
box
11.95
Prunes!.
60-70
lb.
2
lbs.
for
2t
30-40,
b).
15c
40-50,
2
lbs
25c
25
lb.
box
$2.80
Evaporated
pear,
halves,
lb
25:
25
Ib
box
tSW
FluCR
Flour,
49's,
No.
1
bard
vheat
..
12.00
Pastry
flour,
10'
85c
Pastry
flour.
49
12
in
LARD
Pure
26o
Compound
30c
KOCIU
B.C.
fresh
pullets
.
50c
B.C.
fresh
flrsU
,.
SSc
B.C,
fresh
extras
COc
Local
new
laid
70?
.NUTS
Almonds,
shelled
Valencia!
........
65c
Brazils
.1Sv
Walnuts,
broken
shelled
46c
Walnuu.
ahelled
halves
66c
Almonds
.'
3V
Peanut
20c
Xlanchurlan
walnuts
...
..........
36c
California
walnuts
40c
No.
1
mixed
nuts
,
.
36c
New
filberts
26e
Wheat,
No.
5
Cottage
rails,
ib.
FEED
Oat
M.18
Bran
...i
2J6
Shorts
H-34
Mfddllngi
.70!lmin
Barley
(IN
Laying
Mash
4.7t
Oyster
shell
M
8cr4tch
food
M
Beef
scrip
5.00
Oround
oil
cake
tM
Baby
chkk
feed
84M
Fine
oat
chop
,
Jt
Crushed,
oaU
HM
Fine
barley
chop
HM
risii
8moked
klppera.
lb
16c
Kippered
aalmon,
lb.
2&j
ftmcked
blaek
cod.
lb.
joc
Finnan
haddlea.
Ib.
ac
.MKATB
WwJ..Np
1.1b.
Rbtstiuf
chicken;
lb?
Breliers
lam;)lced
rtt
fcale
TrwlgoTraTra?
Horses
to
travel
over
Ham.
picnic,
ib
and
would
thus
save
considerable
expense
in
moving
camp
now
and
setting
up
again
in
the
spring.
No
reply
had
been
received
up
to
the
time
of
the
meeting.
Considerable
discussion
took
place
regarding
the
most
necessary
public
works
to
be
carried
on
during
the
next
year,
it
being
felt
that
this
should
receive
early
attention,
and
recommendations
made
to
the
local
member
and
the
departments
of
public
works
before
parliament
convenes..
Roads
in
the
Kalum
Lake
district
were
discussed
and
it
was
decided
to
send
an
invitation
to
Kalum
Lake
ItaOQi
aek.
sliced
Bacon,
aid,
sliced
Pork.
Jry
salt
AyVshlre
bacon,
Ib.
Pickling.
Cukes,
2
lbs
.
25c
Vegetable
marrow,,
lb.
6c
dasaba
melon.
Ib
,15c
Honeydew
melon,
lb
10c
Pumpkin,
lb,
7c
Citron
7c
Sweet
potatoes,
'J
lbs
2S6
Corn
on
cob
(Oolden
Bantam.
.)
..
35c
Jumble
pack
.4
W.lOj
Satk
$3.35
Green
cooking
applet
(B.C.);
4
11.
25c
;
Spinach,
2
lbs
25c
.
Local
'Radishes,
bunch
6c
t
KlIT
California
peaches,
dos-en
.
.
35c
to
60s
Oranges,
Valencia,
Uoceu
,
.
.
.
OOe
to
89c
Ltmons,
Sunklst,
down,....
40c
to
50c
Imperial
VaUey
grapefruit
....
2
for
25c
Bananas,
2
lb.
35c
Extracted
honey,,
per
Jar
SOc
Comb
honey.
Dates,
bulk,
2
lbs.
for
Raisins,
bulk,
per
lb,
16c
California
Dainty
Dates,
package-
.
.
25c
Cantaloupes
15c,
20o
and
25c
Cocosnuts:
254
Oreen
Cooking
Apples
(B.C.).
3
lbs
20c
Seedless
grapes,
lb.
...
25C
Tpkay
drapes,
lb;
25c
Bactlett
Pears,
dos.
35c
to
52e
Bon
M.75
lb.
100
lbs.
I
For
Alaska
t
Cfated
onion,
4
Iba
Mo
Vancouver
local
lettuce
10c
Oreen
pepper,
lbu
2c
Hothouse
t&matoea,
lb..
13He
Meld'
CUk.es
10c
B,C.
Celery
2
for
36c
Cauliflower
2Se
nd
36c
UIEKMK
Camembert
cheese,
8
oi.
pkg.
Kruft
Llmberger.
ft'a
as?
.
.
.
5C
....
350
Ontario
solids
36e
Nv
Zealand
solids
.
.........
.......
30c
Stilton.
Ib
........
40e
30,..
Kraft
46a
J65
Norwegian
Ooat
......
H.Sfl
Naocon
Llmberger
,
70ej
Roquefort
75
Swift'
Brookflei.
lb.
46o
Gorgonzola.
lb
76a
McLaren's.
Cream.
Jars
.
..
45a
and
86o
Breokfleld
.Swiss
cheese,.
lb.
pkg.
800
Gruyere
...,45t
lirosklleld
.Oaiif.dlan
cheese,
y,.
lb.
pknv
,
250.
Golden-LoaJ,
Ib
..
46c
Jak,.
lb.
.
joe
10a
Itomano
8erdo.
lb
65c
Oiunmeluafe
Ib
..
.
.'juc
MKMR
matte
per
100
7J5
Yellow.
pr
100
aa.75
STEAMSHIP
MOVEMENTS
lor
Vanroutri
8$Mr--ta.
Prince
Oeorge
..11
pm.
teda
.
GaUla
3
pjn.
flftradayv-m.
Prince
Rupert..
11
pjn.
ITteaf-s
PrlncM
Royal
....i0
pjn.
.
FHai
s.
oatdena
....
12
midnight
Oct.
3
bs.
Princess
Louise
....
pan.
Oct.
14
as.
Princess
Alice
pjn.
Oct.
24
s.
Princess
Alice
pjn.
From
Vanronvtr
Sunday
s.
Catala
4
pjn
Wednesday
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
10.30
ijn.
Friday
as.
Cardena
pjn.
Friday
as.
Princess
Royal
..
4
p.m.
Saturday
as.
Pr.
George
10.30
ajn.
Oct.
10
as.
Princess
Alice
jn.
Oct.
30
4s.
Princess
Alice
....
ajn,
Oct.
34
as.
Princess
Alice
am.
for
Port
SInipMin
and
Naas
Elver
Sunday
-m
Catala
8
pjn.
ITsm
Purl
Simpson
and
Naas
River
Tuesday-
-s.
Catala
11.30
ajn
for
Anjov
and'
Alice
Ann
SunOay
m
Onitta
t
p
m
Saturday
m
Prince
Oeorge
4
pjn,
I'rom
An)u
and
A
lire
Arm
Ttietctay
m.
Cauia
11:30
ajn
Sunday
m.
Prince
Oeorge
..
7
pun.
lor
Stewart
and'
Premier
Sunday
as.
Catala
S
pjn
Wednesday
as.
Prince
Rupert
10
pjn.
From
Mewartand
Piemler
Tuesday
aT
Oafala
11
JO
ajn.
Trruradayt-.
Prince
Rupert
8
pjn.
For
lueen
Charlotte
Island
Oct.
6
as.
Prince
Charles
..
8
pjn.
Oct.
20aaf
Prince
Charles
.
.
B
njn.
Black
Diamond
California
soft
ahellerl
J
From
QueenJ
Charlotte
Island
walnuts,
lb
40c:
Oct.'
4
n.
VrliKe
Charles
ajn.
ucx.
is
m.
rrince
Charles
....
ajn.
13.00
,
Saturday-.
Prtneat
Oeorge
.
.
4
pjn.
3S
and-40c
4&J
.v45ci
-SB
:
Mo
2014,
s-QM
eoe
36c
Vtal,
shoulder
2
ftp.
Val.
loin-.
,
40e
Val.
Ufi
jft.
Perk,
shoulder
asc
Pork,
loin
,6c
Pork.
le
oe
Beef,
pot
roast
16c
to
SOC
Beer,
boiling
Ufte
U
18
Beef,
steak
y
to
48
Beef,
roast
prime
rib
36c
Lamb,
chops
&oc
Lamb.,
shoulder
35c
Mutton,
leg
4fic
tjnb.
leg
48c
Mutton,
chops
40c
residents
to
attend
the
quarterly
Mutton
ahouider
aoc
meeting
of
the
board
of
trade
on
Tuesday,
October
9,
when
a
gen
eral
discussion
on
necessary
public
works
will
take
place.
'
The
secretary
was
instructed
to
try
to
get
in
touch
with
the
minister
of
agriculture,
If
he
was
VFOKTAIU.KS
BeeU,
lb.
so
Beets,
sack
.i
Carrot
a.
lb,
s
Potatoe..
aaV
aajtjQ
Parsley,
bunth
06c
GsrJic.
Imported,,
per
lb
36
New
.
Cabbage,
lb
ac
t
New
gieen
onion,
per
buneb
6c
Oct.
10-
-a.
Prince
Alice
ajn.
Oct.
30
.
Prince
Alice
ajn.
Oct.
31
as.
Princes
Alice
s
ajn.
llimka
Sunday
i
Prince
Oeorge
Oct.
3
as.
Pr'laceM
Louise
Oct.
14-as.
ritscea
Alice
Oct.
34-.
Princes
Alice
MAIL
SCHEDULE
Fr
Klewart
ami
JTenner
7
pjn.
..
pjrl.
..
pjn.
..
pin,
Ff
the
Hol
Meetday.
Wedneadaya,
Saturday,
mall
ejoaca
.
.
10:30
iu
Irani
the
Kmt
anday-
Tueday
and
Thursday
raaal
due
.3:30
pn,
l
Vareuer
iim(ty
10
pJu
TldW
Thuradar
JWdgjsj;
.......
OaJt
-r
Oct.
3,
14,
30
Sunday
Vp.mJ
WedMadaya
9
pjn..
I
nmi
Mruart
and
Premier
Tuesday
1130
a
jn.
Tauradaya
8
pj
lit
Xaaa
Klrr
tln(
Sunday
From
Ssiia
Klter
Pulnl
Tuesday
Turnip.
6"
Ib
jiI-nmii
queen
Cliail.ilt
2.16
pJiu
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10.
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31
am.
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.ny
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7
pin
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3
pm
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Sunday
7
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Oct
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30.
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l-olnie
Oct.
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14,
ii
pjn.
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queen
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8
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4,
18
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COLLECTIONS
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1st
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3
lb
24c
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oih
Ave.
at
Pulton
Bt.
B.io.
7.40
Hubbard
Squash,
lb
7c
8th
Ave
&
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9.16
7,ii
Field
Tomatoes,
lb
lu-
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Ave.
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7.65
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2
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26'
nth
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&
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9
26
7.66
9th
Ave.
&
Hays
Cove,
Ave..
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930
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it
Hays
Cove
Circle
955
8tb
Ave.
ft'eottru
St
8.00
6th
Ave.
Oreen
St.
(Hsptl).
9.40
8th
Ave.
&
McBrlde
St
9.4$
Prov,
Oovf.
Building
9.60
Prov.
Kijf-
vrtiarf
985
a.TJ.
Wharf
lo.oo
O.T.P.
8tatlon
..
10.04
11.25
8.00
8.05
7.00
8.10
8J8
8.30
SM
2nd
Ave.
&
2od
St
10.10
8.
3rd
Ave,
it
rulton
Bt
10.16
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3rd
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&
flUi
8
10.20
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Sunday
On
collection
only.
same
a
p.m.
collection
c.N;R.
mm
For
the
Fust
Oajy.
exorpt
Sunday
at
1140
From
the
EjM
-,.
Dully
except
Wednesdny
Somejfne
annlcH
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ranch
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an-
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d:iquality
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w.-ll
,
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s
FOR
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A
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YOUR
FLOQRS
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DOMINION.
1
JQ
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WWWV
V
Wfli
finish
Wpm?r;:.rii
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ivill
Marvel
at
its
Beauty
X-NOMINION
Inlaid
Linoleum,
long
J
noted
lor
beauty
oi
colour
and
design,
is
more
attractive
this
year
than
ever.
It
now
has
the
DOMOLAC
Finish,
a
mellow
soft-lustre
lacquer,
imparting
an
appealing;
softness
of
tone
that
must
be
teen
to
be
appreciated.
Dominion
Inlaid
Linoleum
with
the
new
DOMOLAC
Finish,
it
a
real
harp
in
home
decoration.
It
i
at
ain
proof
and
wearproof
and
retains
its
taatre
indefinitely.
You
could
buv
no
more
beautiful
or
practical
floor
for
any
room
for
anything;,
like
its
reasonable
price.
Polishes
readily
.
.
.
and
beautifully
.
.
.
with
a
minimum
of
effort
Wl
The
Domolac
Finiah
in
Tins
This
new
and
enduring
finiah
it
alto
available
in
convtMrient
bad
tint
for
application
to
your
present
Dominion
floors.
Other
Beautiful
Dominion
Floori
Wider
choice
than
r
it
offered
in
Dominion
Linoleum
R-jj
and
Dominion
Printed
Linoleum.
Long
-wearing,
beautiful,
easy
to
rieaa
.
.
.
priced
even
lower
?.ou
"P1
ihr
make
aa
ideal
floor
for
any
room.
Dominion
Linoleum
Ruja
and
Dominion
Prin.rd
Linoleum
do
not
haVe
tbe
DOMOLAC
Finish.
At
Home
Furnitfw'njr
and
Departmental
Stora
Mt
in
ry4r4
Pv
Ma
-
i
IAoafM
IAT
you
cat
at
bmtkfut
dctf
rmlnrs
Uie
kind
of
tlnv
you
will
have.
I
.ark
of
balance
of
ciKeutki
food
elemen
Li
resulta
in
heavy,
liallcss
luornniga.
Eat
Quick.
Quaker
OaU.
It
lias
the
most
jxTfert
lmlaneo
found
in
cereal.
Containa
protein.
16,
v
hicii
builda
tlawio
and
stamina,
carlKihydrolca
which
supply
eiwrgy,
G&.
Minerals
whicli
time
the
blood
ttirtl
build
bene;
roughage,
a
nnturnl
laxative,
nud
Wtauiin
1),
which
aidaf
Um
aanmilation
of
all
foods.
.
vr
You
need
Quick
Quaker
to
sustain
you
through
lrtiiy
morning
hours
when
inot
of
the
day's
wbrk
is
done.
He
sure
always
to
get
Quirk
Quaker.
A
rouiHtti
in
each
package,
with
which
you
can
can
secure
secure
nmiiyt
nmiiyt
lioucehold
Jiouwhold
anj
and
HTiMirini
articles
oi
grniiine
ie
v
package,
wraicd
and
seftW.
Jed.
Quick
Quaker
value.
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fuD!
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to
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