nhnr
5,
1928
Vc
j,
too,
will
bo
delighted
when
you
try
this
tea.
II.
?i,grown
-full-flavoured
perfectlyb,endcd
fv
ii
sealed
In
aluminum
to
keep
the
strength
an
J
flavour
In
43c
per
half-pound,
everywhere
Aik
for
this
delicious
blend.
Phone
574
B.C.
B
Drenches
and
DaMrieosora
from
Co
it
to
Coast
MOOSE
WHIST
EVERY
LUXURY
Local
and
Personal
ScSioolBaysareHappierwith
In
the
weekly
Moose
Ixdge
knockout
whist
tournament
last
ON
AIR
LINER
night,
B.
M.
Simpson
and
Tony
Martinsen
won
first
prizes
which
Frank
Taaffe
and
J.
JlcPhee
were
chickeni
and
A.
Ohntuorir
were
the
only
passengers
disem-
nd
Nols
.
.flundereon,'
.
second
Hmm
mil
is
kmiCanu
mukino
barking
here
at
noon
today
from
izes,
urn
vi
corrj
,
.-,
''""V!!1'?
I1KI
DIMXd
IIOOM
ARE
I
the
steamer
I'rincess
Royal
on
h:.vhke
her
arrival
from
Vancouver.
A
group
of
local
young
people
i
starting
a
series
of
dances
which
will
bo
held
evry
Thursday
night
in
the
Boston
Hall.
The
Service
Depot
along
alt
travelled
roads
DUNLOP
VSM?
!SS2
CAHADA
A.SOS
Fhone
45
uScliers
&
Grocers,
Ltd.
SPECIAL
FOK
WKRK
EN'DINR
OCTOKBK
G,
1D2S
"i
(;MAT0BS,
ROYAL
CITY,
New
choice
imck,
2's,
ier
tin
Jgrj
i'i.NEAPPLESINGAPOIlE,
Sliced,
2's,
2
Uiw
for
2l)C
ilNGER
SNAPS,
freah
and
crisp,
per
lb.
...
19(
l.'OUN
STARCH,
per
packet
He
J';:
ACHES,
sliced
or
halves,
l's,
per
tin
20C
PUT
PEAS,
PEARL
HARLEY,
POT
BAhLEY,
DRY
GREEN
PEAS,
per
lb
8C
CAMPBELL'S
SOUPS,
2
tins
for
2C
MARMALADE
(pure),
per
4
lb.
tin
59C
POULTRY
FOR
THIS
WEEK
'
LIGHT
FOWL,
por
lb
38C
UROILERS,
per
lb.
v.
45c
Thio
ai-e
locl
and
fresh
killed.
APPLES
We
hnvo
a
large
assortment
of
Mcintosh
Apples
on
display
at
attractive
prices.
Phone
us
for
quotations.
We
reserve
the
right
to
limit
the
quantity
purchased
by
any
one
customer.
All
Preserving
Fruits
at
most
attractive,
prices.
Everything
in
Green
VcRetahles
fresh
off
each
boat.
Watch
our
windows,
it
pays.
B.
C.
Butchers
&
Grocers,
Ltd.
Phone
45
THE
HOME
OF
GOOD
THINGS
TO
EAT
Pkcne
574
LOf.DON,
bepi.
.
nLi
announced
that
the
giant
airship
R100,
scheduled
tor
scrrlce
betaraau
Britain
and
the
United
States,
would
Dot
be
able
to
first
event
last
night
was
well
tht
fir
trlp
thto
auenuea
Exceptional
Mileage
on
Dunlop
Tires
The
very
last
mile
that
experience,
forethought,
care
and
mechanical
skill
can
apply
is
huilt
into
Dunlop
Tires.
Direct
access
to
the
first
sources
of
supply
for
select
materials
give
stability
to
Dunlop
Tires.
The
co-operation
of
a
world-wide
organization
contributes
the
results
of
.extensive
research
for
the
perfecting
of
Dunlop
Tires.
A
system
of
Service
Stations,
spread
along
the
highways
of
Canada,
afford
motorists
every
facility
for
keeping
in
touch
with
the
Dunlop
dealer.
n
w
hi
even
year
as
hud
been
huped,
though
an
Initial
trip
la!
pasuble
before
the
winter
U
over.
This
ship
la
being
built
by
a
private
com.
puiy
at
Howckn
and
la
Marine;
the
final
stages.
Wo
delay
mark
the
pragma
on
the
later
airship
Biol,
however,
being
constructed
at
the
government
works
at
Crdln(ton.
The
MM
has
been
more
or
leea
surrounded
In
seorecy.
being
a
Mate
ship,
but
u
larfely
similar
to
'.he
B100
and
is
designed
for
an
England-India
servlot.
In
a
description
of
the
R101,
which
along
with
the
Rieo
Is
an
entirely
new
conception
of
air
conveyance.
probaWy
Cardington.
and
a
svs-
tza..
h&h
m
be
likened
to
two
par-.
ichuu
pUsMk
-a
a
v:rtloal
plane
tuck
I
ta
iick.'
ha
I
.-en
devisee),
which
en-
.
jtlrcly
eUsalraKw
the
itinejlinw
stresses
i
hkrly
tj
a
s:t
up
under
th
old
ss-I
tn.
:f
os
bag
became
deflated.
An-,
err.
r
leatur.
making
for
Increased
aalc'.jr
la
ttie
ute
of
the
Beardmore
aolld
fuel
inyo'Jon
aaglne-,
whloh
run
on
:
cru-e
ell
.natead
of
peujl.
1
HoU.'W
swel
airscrews
will
be
used.
'
and
reverse
mechanism
la
being
lneor-:
pcn.trt
far
ranoeurtng
purposes.
SesaU
stu
li9
pover
uatts
are
required
U)
a
ship,
and
these
mvst
be
nw
with
I
petrol,
nut
spaotaj
pocauMons
have
been
tabes
to
Isolate
the
HM
veto-
tile
fuel
froan
Ust
ship
proper.
11.
i
iuu
aUsj
of
the
ship
vtttTnat
be
j.a
uuta
jt
is
cimpms.
bat
a
ocui
ooaapsuon
oao
oe
mMte
with
a
U4iu
bnwiiijiiy.
fcUOl
HI
be
prae-.
-..j
as
otumU
shells
Itt
leea,
t
..u.
ui
ul
-set
in
rtlamftfr
at
the
'
u..
vi
.
girih
and.
-with
the
Owo.rcl
car.
is
.0
feet
high.
Tbe
east-trol
car
prja9a
underneath
the
ship
,
by
.Uj
paasandwr
quacurs.
and
eoitslste
c:
u
lower
aaa
uper
deck,
the
foraatr
!
in
the
ease
of
an
auship
betng
the
triage,
as
tt
nuun
view
required
la
downward.
1
list
MM
flights
of
R101.
atter
her
heme
trials
are
o
ample
te.
wlU
be
to
the
Cast,
and
tLe
ship,
ui
fact,
hM
been
cwsignsrl
to
11)
without
a
mllcj
to
bass)
at
Egypt
and
Karachi.
Conunaader
Burn,
on
the
other
hand.
Iwiahta
to
4ee;op
the
Atlantic
route,
I
a
offering
the
beat
possible
pioepeot
of
'a
ounerclal
return,
and.
as
this
in-
.
vclvas
rijrtng
a
longer
distance
without
'
(tapping,
ho
is
already
planning
'
for
j
ships
of
T.aOO.OC3
to
,0O3.O0O
OUblO
feet
j
capacity,
so
that
the
Journey
oan
be
:
made
with
an
r
dequate
reerv
of
fuel,
land
yet
at
xai
same
tune
permit
a
i
commercial
load
to
be
carried.
I
MARRIED
THREE
TIMES
TO
S:
ME
PERSON
IS
EXPERIENCE
TORONTO
TORONTO.
Oct.
5.
One
third
and
final
mj
triage
ceremony
for
Judith
Reult
MagHlhae,.
of
Bdhta,
Brazil,
and
Germinal
Farina
Romero,
of
Toronto,
In
St.
John's
Rom;
:i
Catholic
Church
took
place
recently.
Twice
before
have
the
couple
been
united
i
wedlock.
The
first
ceremony
v
i
done
by
prosy,
an
!
uncle
of
th
bii'ilc
t.
iking
place
of
the
frroom,
wlio
wa.-
in
Toronto
when
the
ceremony
took
place.
The
second
was
a
civil
rite
per
formed
before
n
justice
of
peace.
The
first
marriage,
a
suiMval
ui
an
ancient
brazilian
custom
which
called
for
the
bride
to
lie
married
at
home
if
the
-groom
in
absent,
took
place
Inst
Uilv.
Arthur
Graves,
purser
of
the
steamer
Princess
Koyal,
and
his
assistant,
Charles
English,
will
go
ashore
at
Vancouver
for
a
three
weeks'
holiday
when
their
ship
completes
her
present
voyage
north
next
Monday.
It
Is
now
expected
that
the
season's
first
full
train
of
prairie
grain
for
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
Prince
Rupert
Elevator
will
be
here
on
Monday.
This
morning
there
were
reported
to
be
some
150
carloads
on
the
railway
west
of
Edmonton
bound
here.
Making
another
new
record
for
early
arrival.
C.P.IL
B:,!
s"-enx
lntWMt
wUl
tUcn
tothej
Princess
Royal,
Capt
Albert
Rip-
Ikj
..-.-.fjer
quiiwn,
which
are
carried
on
v
j
f
.
.
,
.
.
"'
Port
at
12
cIock
;
duralumin
girder,
and
provide
.
lounge
rea,ch?d
o
,33
it
by
04
jeet.
accosnmodation
for!"00"
today
from
the
south
and
j
SO
people
to
dine
at
onoe.
with
a
tr-!w"'
8a"
t
10
o'clock
tonight
on
i
:sc
mm
electric
kitchens,
two-berth
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
Cibina,
and
promenade
deck
aloag
the
way
points.
Ude
of
the
4hip
enabling
views
of
the
I
j
world
outside
to
be
gained
through
the
1
transparent
sides
of
the
ship
at
this
prtftit
Forced
ventilation
"is
provided
;
and
the
pexnger
quarter
can
be
,
hotted
if
necessary,
who
there
Is
a
'
prorcr
un?klng
room
luxury
hitherto
li."nstbte
In
airship.
Access
to
the
mltidlo
seotton'la
obtained
by
a
long
gangway
entered
by
a
door
In
the
nose
ol
th
amp.
A
number
of
ingenious
Ideas
are
In-corp-ra
id
la
R101
Probably
the
great
ert
advanoe
other
than
that,
of
con
I
attracted
by
a
large
display
of
nrur-r.onai
metnda.
is
ensuring
strengt)
,
canned
vegetables,
fruits,
jams
'
unuer
inr
wjni
openuing
oonaitions.
Wlt.lSTAM)
IRBIKE
R1U1
has
..ten
(eiigxed
tc
withstand
t:-.-
tnest
ra
.d
vei
ileal
curr.
nt
known,
ai.d
this
ts
-jtlnu.d
to
aaasunt
to
an
ly
ird
gust
at
the
rate
of
4
000
feat
a
mmu'.t,
ct
m.re
than
double
that
which
;
cau--fl
the
wi
of
the
aVktnandaaa.
the
very
c
iderahie
adaanc
made
Under
the
newly
Inaugurated
winter
schedule.
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt.
A.
Johnstone,
Is
due
at
3
p.m.
today
from
Vancouver,
Ocean
Falls,
Bella
Colla
and
Skenna
River
and
other
ports
and
will
sail
at
midnight
on
her
return
south.
Considerable
interest
Is
being
and
jellies
by
the
High
School
Girls
domestic
science
class
under
the
instruction
of
Miss
Rogers
which
is
being
exhibited
in
the
show
window
of
the
Northern
Brokerage.
The
contents
have
a
j
very
tempting
appearance
and
i
emonstrate
that
the
girls
are
,M
the
aetiio
i
of
transfrrug
the
utt'
making
progress
in
this
practical
of
the
g
bu
.
to
the
aotaai
hull
can
line
of
study.
STILL
WAS
SNOWING
IN
YUKON
THIS
MORNING
At
eight
o'clock
this
morning
snow
wan
still
falling
in
the
Yu
kon
according
to
the
daily
weather
report
of
the
Government
Telegraphs.
Following
is
the
report:
Haysport
Strong
wind,
clear,
temp.
48.
Port
Simpson
Clear,
calm,
temp.
48.
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm,
t,emp.
40
Rosawood
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
42.
Alice
Arm
-
Raining,
calm,
temp.
54.
Anyox
Partly
cloudy,
calm.
temp.
51.
Stewart
Partly
cloudy,
calm,
temp.
41.
Haielton
Part
cloudy,
calm,
temp.
40.
Smlthers
Part
cloudy,
calm,
temp.
41.
Burn
Lake
Part
cloudy,
calm,
temp.
40.
Eighth
Cabin
Cloudy,
calm.
Echo
Lake
Cloudy,
calm.
Telegraph
Creek
Part
cloudy.
aftan
siou
calm,
temp.
38.
wmV
,
....
o
rs
i
on
Allin
-o.Ci.
winu,
lemii.
Carmacks
Snowing,
calm,
temp.
30
Dawson
Snowing,
calm,
temp.
20.
ANGLICAN
WOMEN
CHOOSE
MRS.
FERRABBE
HEAD
OF
ORGANIZATION
EDMONTON.
Oct.
5.
Mrs.
G.
Ferrabbe
of
Montreal
was
elected
by
acclamation
president
of
the
dominion
board
of
women's
auxiliary
by
the
missionary
society
of
the
Church
of
England
in
Canada
yesterday.
Mrs.
Brimer
of
Victoria
was
elected
Dorcas
secretary.
.MUTILATED
.MAXIMS
Amputate
the
tall
ends
of
ome
of
our
proverbs
and
they
are
still
serviceable
at
an'
rate
for
the
columnist.
For
example:
"All
work
Vind
no
play
makes
jack"
No
one
can
question
the
pecuni-nry
benefits
of
constant
application.
Other
curtailed
proverbs
are:
the
I
"It's
a
poor
rule
that
won't
work"
"Fnint
heart
never
won
."
"Those
living
in
glass
houses
shouldn't'
"What
is
worth
doing
is
worth
doing
."
"Man's
Inhumanity
to
man
makes
countless
thousands
."
Keeps
youngsters
healthy
and
mentally
alert.
Contains
the
right
amount
oS
bran
in
digestible
form.
TRISCUIT
A
tasty
whole
wheat
wafer
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by
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Canadian
Shredded
Wheat
Co.,
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Humming
Birds
21477
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21511
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Serenaders
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Bum
Song
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Sunshine
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Olien
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Walts
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Olimun
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Organ
Solo
Waltz
21566.,
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Crawford
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Goklkette
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