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Knowing
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you
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for
this
winter
will
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DENTIST
MILK
MILK
Fresh
Pasteurized
Milk
and
Cream
bally.
EARLY
DELIVERY
Throughout
Uie
City.
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1
I
PAGE
FOUR
fltE
DAtif
NEWS
Thursday,
HYDE
TRANSFER
.(KM
Phone
580
MILL
ENDS
Part
dry;
everi
leligths.
01
CA
Per
load
101?
BOXCUTTINGS-Per
load
$3.50
s
Copyright.
1927.
by
E.
Phillips
Opperihelnt
INSTALMENT
FOUR
Miss
Brown,
although
securely
established
In
her
bed-sitting
room,
spent
an
uneasy
night
in
the
ritw
world
which
lay
hidden
among
the
cabalistic
signs
of
her
notebook.
Onee
or
twice
she
woke
with
a
start
and
listened.
An
ap
proaching
footstep
which
paused
beneath
her
window
brought
net
left
hand
to
the
precious
packet
under
her
pillow
and
her
right
to
that
unfamiliar
little
weapon
upon
the
table
by
her
side.
Always
the
footsteps
passed
on
however,
the
rumble
of
distant
traffic
became
less
distinct
and
the
early
morning
stillness
soothed
her
once
more
to
slumber
When
she
awoke
it
was
oast
6
o'clock
and
a
pale
gleam
of
unexpected
sunlight
was
shlnlnp
through
the
window.
She
lay
quite
stfll
for
a
few
minutes,
realizing
little
by
little
this
strange
thing
which
had
happened
to
her.
As
soon
as
it
was
all
-there
in
her
mind,
and
her
brain
as
well
as
her
body
was
fully
awake,
she
rose,
wrapped
herself
In
a
blue
dressing
gown,
which
was
almost
her
only
vanity,
made
her
way
to
a
room
at
the
end
of
the
dingy
hall,
deposited
a
coin
in
a
meter
and
enfoyed
a
warm
bath
with
the
packet
upon
the
shelf
in
front
of
her.
Afterward,
with
it
still
tucked
under
her
arm.
she
returned
to
her
room,
lit
a
small
gas
stove
and
boiled
a
kettle
while
she
dressed.
As
a
rule,
she
stepped
out
to
the
baker's
adjoining
for
a
small
roll,
but
this
morning
she
was
filled
with
the
one
consuming
desire
to
deposit
-her
precious
volume
In
safety
without
running
the
slightest1
risk.
At
10
o'clock
she
placed
it
in
"After
my
baby
was
bom
I
wit
very
weak
and
run-down.
I
wu
not
able
to
do
any
heavy
work
but
I
had
to
be
I
round
on
my
feet
all
day.
The
main
proved
too
great
and
I
wa
real
tick
for
about
two
monthi.
My
mother
advised
Lydii
E.
Pinkham'i
Vegetable
Compound
and
I
started
to
take
It.
You
should
have
seen
the
change
in
me.
I
am
now
well
and
strong
and
in
good
spirits.
1
have
taken
the
Vegetable
Compound
ever
since
if
I
fed
my
energy
lacking.
1
also
take
Liver
Pills
and
I
find
then)
a
wonderful
help
for
constipation."
Ma
Jama
E
Rofcson,
Box
fry,
Fernie,
British
Columbia.
How
to
take
Advantage
of
the
opportunity
offered
by
Bkckhill
Mining
Co.
Ltd.
Northern1
Metals
Holding:
Syndicate
has
a
Very
favorable
:
i
option1
oh
control
of
Blackhitl
Mining
Co.'s
treasury
stock,
1
which,
cbrisisls
faf
Uvo-thirds
bf
Hie
capitaibflhc'
company,
OUR
FIRM
HAS
BEEN
ABLE
TO
OBTAIN
A
FEW
OF
TllESE
UNITS
FOR
LOCAL
AGENTS
Xik:
QUESTIONS
About
BLACkiiiLLANDTHfcNSEE
US;
BUT
ACT
QUICKLY
NORTH
COAST
FINANCE
CO.
STOCKS
tifiww1r1r1tjhr
REAL
ESTATE
it
T
1
iVww
r1rA
STEWART,
B.C.
'her
satchel,
which
she
carefully
and'
elaborately
strapped
up
after
a
method
of
her
own,
discarded
ner
mackintosh
in
favor
of
an
alas!
very
cheap
fur
coat,
unfas
tened
the
door
and
stepped
hesitantly
out
into
the
street.
Thft
was
no
one
who
seemed
to
W
taking'
the
least
Interest
in
Hei
movements,
and
she
hurried
with
beating
heart
along
the
narrow
thoroughfare
toward
the
passage
cuums
uiwj
iuioiu
oucct.
ns
Bin
neared
the
entrance,
however,
sbr
slackened
her
pace.
She
tried
tc
tell
herself
that
she
was
devloplhe
a
new
trtek
or
nervousness.
Never
theless
the
apprehension
hat
eizea
ner
tnat
sne
was
being
followed.
She
was
certain
of
it
head
of
her
there
was
a
mar
'ottering
in
front
of
a
stationer'?
'.hop,
apparenUy
studying
fn
row
of
placards.
At
the
sound
of
her
lieht
footsteps
he"
looked
uf
md
she
felt
his
eyes
travel
be-vond
her
to
some
arte
in
the
rea!
ionvevihg
a
message
or
w-as
It
f
warning.
She
swung
suddenly
round.
A
man
who
might
hav
been
a
clerk
on
his
way
to
worr
or
a
small
shopkeeper;
an
insigni-
Ticant-iooKing
person
with
8
stubborn,
evil
expression
in
h&
oallid
face
was
barelv
a
vard
be.
hind
her
She
stood
on
one
sldf
to
let
him
pass,
taking
care
tr
keep
the
satchel
she
was
carrylhf
between
herself
and
the
wall
Tht
man
at
once
divined
that
he
suspicions
were
aroused
and
mad'
a
plunge
forward,
waving
a
signa'
at
the
same
time
to
the
lolterc
in
front.
He
secured
the
satchel
but
he
secured
at
the
same
tlmr
Miss
Brown
herself
Miss
BroT
lying
upon
her
side
on
the
pave
mentj
-drfttged
almost
into
Uw
autter,
with
an
intolerable
pair
in
her
wrist
to'
which
she
ha''
tightly-strapped
her
precious
bur
den
before
she
had
left
her
room
Th
-tnan
.:
realizing
what
hat
hanoened
stooped
down
to
dea'
with
the
strap,
.but
intervention
almost
dramatically
unexpected
had
arrived.
A
taU.
shabblh
dressed
young
man
whom
Mis-Brown
had
hot
previously
hbllcer
had
suddenly
appeared
upon
tht
"erte.
A
word
of
tardv
warnihe
Tashefl.
fbra
the
loiterer,
but
Ml'
Bttmfs
asfttllant
was
already
tying
Upon
his
back
In
thr
"utter
There
was
the
smlhd
of
ntfy
footsteps,
and
Miss
Brown
erv
muddy,
very
shaken
and
with
a
deep
red
mark
upon
her
wrist,
struggled
to
her
feet
almost
to
fall
Into
the
arms
bf
a
hurrying
policeman.
Sated
Front
Attackers
What's
the
matter,
mlssf
he
iemanded.
"A
man
tried
to
rob
trie,
she
explained.
"I
have
something
quite
valuable
in
this
satchel.
Tw
see
one
of
them
tried
to
snatch
it
away,
only
he
pulled
me
down
too.
and
then
when
he
was
trying
to
cut
the
strap
some
onr
knocked
him
down."
(To
Be
Continued
Tomorrow)
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Courteiy
B.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
B.
a..
8Uver,
150,
NIL
Beaver
Sllve
7ii
Big
MissorJrl,
75i
80.
Cork
Province.
T,
8.
Cotton
Belt
20,
Nil,
Duthie
Mines,
4A,.60.
Oeort
Coppef.
150.
2.55;
Georgia
River,
15t
19.
Goleonda,
85.
88.
'
Orandvlew.
23
V;
24:
Ir-r
Coa!
it
Cpke,
31.
34.
Kfiotenay
Florenee.
8i,
9.
Kootenav
King,
15,
16.
Monon
Woolsey.
2.
3.
Marmot
Itivef
Oold.
i
2V4.
Marmot
Metals.
Nil,
2V
National
Silver,
11,
Nil.
Noble
Five,
44,
45.
Oregon
Copper,
15,
It.
Pend
Oreille.
3,10.
350.
Premier.
1.65,
139.
Porter-Idahb.
25,
NIL
Reeves
Macdonlld,
1.15,
120.
Rufns-Argenta,
10,
lOVj.
Ruth-Hope.
25.
28.
Sliver
Crest
6.
6V4-Silverado.
35.
Nil.
Silversmith.
6,
Nil.
Slocan
Rambler,
5.
6.
Snowflake..l8Vi.
17.
Sunloch,
NIL
J.
20.
Whitewater.
27..N11.
Bluebltd,
5.
Nil.
.
.Oils
Regent.
30,
KU.
.,
Mill
City.
3.75.
flit.
Associated.
1.40.
1.45.
Sptwper.
55,
Nilv
Oft:
E.
Lands.
2.63,
2.70.
Afivanej;,
75.
NUr,
.
A.
P
Coh..
252.
2,34.
ClmonL
i.55.
1.58.
Daihotisie.
Nil
Us.
Devenlsh.
15,
Nil.
,
,
Fdbyart
Pete.
8,
8V2.
Home
Oil.
13.10,
1355.
Illlnoli-Albecta,
38,
40.
Mayland.
3.50.
2.60.
McDo'ug.-Seeur.i1.85j
Nil.
McLeod:
2.45,
1.68.
New
McDoue.-SeBur,
6(J,
T2.
Royallte.
75.00.,
Nil,
Hargal.
1.10;
150.
Freehold,
t.
95.
.
tetflilgjraemc,
95,
1.00.
United,
8i,
89.
Dallas,
60,
Nil.
Mercury,
64,
66.
Js'EES
A
TIMBER
FAMINE
IN
CANADA
EDMONTON,
Oct.
31:
A
timber;
famine
in
Canadian
soft
woods
Within
25
years,
unless
prompt
efforts
are,
made,.
to.
carry
,
out
reforestation,
was
preiUftedi
by
Sir
Herbert
Matthews
of
London.
England.
jftUcctor..
J..JLUflPrttlsh
Dominions
and
other
large
POLICE
BOAT
The
new
provincial
police
bbat
M:
T.
ft
rnrrtin
nnrth
ffim
Victoria,
tied
up
overnight
at
Campbell
River
and
-was
on
its
wav
aealn
this
mnrnfnr
Dnrlnp
the
morning,
divisional
headquarters
here
were
twice
In
radio
communication
with
the
vessel.
A
little
spdon
will
sometime
Stir
ip
a
terrible
mess.
SCHOOLDAYS
ARE
JOY-DAYS
FOfo
PltOPERLY
NOURISHED
CHILDREN
ATlil
WH
E
With
all
the
bran
bf
th
whole
uheat
milk,
the
youngsters
are
off
to
school
wilh
bounJinj;
enerr.
and
mental
alertness.
They
like
the
crisp,
crunchy
shredso:
baked
whole"
Wheat
and
It's
so
good
for
them.
It's
ready-coolti
Richmond's
Louvre
CLOCK
S-A.LE
Friday
Morning
at
9
;oXlock
!
-il.
Tomorrow
will
take
place
Richmond's
IiOuyre
j"ejrnla,r(
nonth-end
Clock
Sale
Allhdufeh
the
Louvre
regular
prices
are
based'oi
quick
arid
large
turnover,
very
many
customers
have
realized
that
at
the
Ghck
gales'
Bargains
real
hargains-are
obtainable
as
at
no
other
time.
And
this
month's
Clock
Sale
is
no
exception.
If
yOU
want
a
bargain,
be
on
hand
tomorrow
morning
and
gc't
yours.
12
ONLY,
BRIDGE
LAMPS
Parchment,
hand
Ci
painted.
Regular
values
$4.00.
Clock
Snle
Special
30
ONLY,
BED
LAMPS-Georgette
shades,
hand
painted;
wired
with
socket
and
plug.
Regular
value
$7.50.
QO
QI
Clock
Sale
Special
7
ONLY,
LADIES'
CREPE
titi
CttlNE
DRESSES
Sizes
14
and
IGonly.
Regular
value
$10.00.
AC
Clock
Sale
Special
;
$&mVO
G
OfoLY,
LADIES'
DRESSES
Some
worth
$20.00.
Off
Qff
Glodc
Sale
Special
:
Vvw
4i
0NLV,
LADIES'
DRESSES
nv
all
the
latest
Q4
O
Off
styles
and
in
all
sizes.
Clock
Sale
Special
yXAfVO
44
ONLY,
LADIES'
DRESSES
Rbgular
ValUes
up
&4
Q
7ff
to
$39.50.
Clock
Sale
Special
?JL7.J
2
ONLY,
LADIES'
CHINCHILLA
COATS
Off
Qff
Clock
Sale
Special
.
.,
.....
.V.'.
yvvD
12
SADIES'
BROADCLOTh
cdATS
with
long
shawl
collars
ami
Siffs;
in
all
sizes
and
shades.
OOf
ffH
lock
Salt;
Special
,
TJfi3U
G
ONLY,
LADIES'
TWE0O
COAliS-Fur
collars
OOQ
ff
ft
Kegular
values
up
to
$65.00.
Clock
Sale
Special
V
17
ONLY,
OPPOSSUM
TRIMMED
LADIES'
COATS-Regular
values
up
to
$69.50.
OQ9
ffA
Clock
Sale"
Special
4
4
$Oi9DJ
50
LADIES'
HATS
Regular
price
$6.00.
fl-
Aff
Clock
Sale
Special
1
7
3
UMDIfi.Mt)DBLHATS-RegUlarvalu3supto
Off
J
j
$U)0,
Sale
Special
.y'"5
QQ
Aro
DEALERS-NO
C.
O.
t).CASk
ONLY
Richmond's
Louvre
THIRD
AVENUE,
PRINCE
RUPERT
,
B.
C
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