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SCMILK
Fresh
Pasteurized
Milk
and
Cream
Daily.
EARLY
DELIVERY
Throughout
the
City.
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Telephone
657.
Dr
Alexander
THOSE
sis
tiF.RKER
I1LOCK
DENTIST
"Can't
fool
me,
Mom.
it's
Clark's
'
Pea
Soup!"
,
MOM
Is
certainly
some
cook.
Been
cooking
for
our
family
for
twenty
yean
(so
Pop
says).
But
when
it
comes
to
soup
.
.'
.
CLARK'S
SOUP!
...
she
says
she
couldn't
make
such
good
soup
no
matter
how
she
tried
(and,
if
you
knew
my
Mom
that's
some
compliment).
"Miss
Crabbe
(she's
my
teacher)
says
that
there
is
nothing
worse
than
being
late
for
school
.
.
.
well!
I
wouldn't
mind
missing
school,
but
gee
!
I'd
hate
to
miss
a
plate
of
this
Clark's
Pea
Soup!"
Here
is
a
soup
to
satisfy
a
real
husky
child's
appetite.
A
pure
-wholesome
food
.
.
.
made
from
big,
garden-grown
peas
.
.
.
seasoned
to
a
nicety
...
no
adulterants
added.
Such
delicious
soup
as
this
could
be
the
only
result.
Ch&RK'S
SOUPS
TOMATO
VECETABLX
OXTAIL
CK1CXZ
PEA
CREEK
PEA
MUTTON
BROTH
SCOTCH
BROTH
MOCK
TURTLE
JVLKKNS
CELERT
MBLUCATAWNT
CONSOMME
FELT
MISERABLE
ALL
THE
TIME
Headaches
and
Tiredness
Ended
l7"FRUrr.A-TlVES"
Boos
people
suffer
for
years
with
Beadaehes,
without
ever
trying
to
find
out
what
is
the
CAUSE
of
the
pain.
They
get
all
run-down,
and
ecem
to
think
this
weak,
depressed
feeling
is
the
result
of
the
headaches.
As
a
,
matter
of
fact,
chronic
Headaches
are
1
the
result
of
poisoned
blood,
due
to
I
faulty
action
of
the
bowels,
kidneys
1
and
elan.
)"Fruit-a-tives"
stops
head-.
aches
because
it
regulates
the
bowels,
kidneyi
and
skin
frees
the
body
of
waste
matter
which
poisons
the
blood
T-aod
thus
keeps
the
blood
pure
and
rich.
'
As
Mrs.
'Michael
Coulis
of
Kill&loe,
,
Oct,
writes
"I
used
to
feel
tired
out
and
run-down
and
had
severe
Head-1
aches.
After
using
'Fndt-a-UTes'
the
!
headaches
and
tiredness
quickly
dis-,
appeared
and
for
two
years
now
I
i
have
been
in
the
best
of
health."
And
'
youT
Do
you
suffer?
Mrs.
Coulis
'
shows
you
the
way
to
get
well
take
I
"Fruit-a-tirea."
25c
and
60c
a
I
j
,
box
at
dealers
Terrwhere.
UNITS
FdiildftAL
AGENT;,.
r
,
sMxule
in
(ymada
W.
CLARK
1'mittjp.
Xstalluhmads
at
MONTREAL,
P.Q,
ST.
Rmn,'p.Q,
and
HARROW.
ONT.
Sport
Chat
i
The
all
absorbing
topic
in
local
boxing
circles
today
is
the
bout,
tonight
at
Vancouver
between
Tod
Morgan,
junior
lightweight
cham
pion
ol
the
world,
ana
amy
Townsend,
young
Vancouver
com
er.
Morgan
is
the
lavortte
to
win
as
far
as
clever
boxing
may
be
concerned.
They
are
boosting
Townsend,
however,
for
a
knockout
It
is
generally
conceded
that
is
the
only
way
he
has
a
chance
of
winning.
JUNIOR
FOOTBALL
Booth
and
Borden
Street
schools
will
meet
In
the
Junior
Football
League
tomorrow
afternoon
with
line-ups
as
follows:
Booth
Suehiro;
Gomez
and
Blake;
Miller,
Walters
and
Lawrence:
Nakamoto,
Hill,
Cross,
Iver-
on
and
Cromp;
spares,
Colusi,
Eby
and
Llndseth.
Borden
Morsan:
Fisher
and
Currie;
WilUscroft,
Hardy
and
Al-llstone;
Wilson,
Fong,
Dungate,
Erickson
and
Campbell;
spares,
wooas
ana
tsnruosaii.
How
to
take
Advantage
the
opportunity
offered
by
Blackhill
Mining
Co.
Ltd.
Northern
Metals
Holding
Syndicate
has
a
very
favorable
option
on
control
of
Blackhill
Alining
Co.'s
treasury
stock,
which
consists
of
two-thirds'
of
the
capital
of
the
company.
OUtt
FIRM
IIAS
BEEN
ABLS
TCkOBTAIN
A
FEW
OF
THESE
rti.
ASK
QUESTIONS
ABOUT
BLACKHILL
AND
THEN
SEE
US.
BUT
ACT
QUICKLY
1
NORTH
COAST
FINANCE
CO.
of
t
STOCKS
REAL
ESTATE
STEWART.
B.C.
t
Let
the
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
work
for
you.
book
...
,
.
t
!t
DAILY
news
PAGE
FOUR
IIOWN
am
sr
j
Emm
'
OppeithlaK'
Copyright.
1927.
by
E
Phillips
Oppcnheim
INSTALMENT
FIVE
The
policeman
looked
around
In
every
direction;
Miss
Brown's
assailants
had
disappeared,
also
her
deliverer.
"Which
way
'did
they
go.
mlss?M
he1
Inquired.
"I
cant
tell,"
JShe
answered
impatiently.
"Don't
bother
about
them,
please.
Take
me
to
-a
taxi."
"Any
one
see
this
affair?"
the
Doliceman
persisted,
addressing
the
small
crowd
of
stragglers
who
had
hurried
up.
"They
went
through
to
Curzon
Street,"
one
person
declared.
"No,
they
didn't.
The
man
who
snatched
the
young
lady's
hag
bolted
down
Chapel
Street,"
an
other
contradicted.
The
policeman
shrugged
hlsrnt?
shoulders.
He
marched
off
with
Miss
Brown,
summoned
a
taxlcab
and
waited
until
she
got
into
It.
She
gave
the
address
of
the
bank
in
South
Audley
Street
which
she
had
looked
up
In
the
telephone
He
elanced
curiously
at
tatchel
and'
the
"Will
you
unfasten
this,
please,
AT
YOUR
SERVICE
m1
I
TUSCANIA
lromniblHoi,
N.
S.
Monday,
Dm.
9th
10
f
lymoulh,
Hovr
and
londbo.
4.
AT
H
E
N
I
A
from
Solnl
John,
N.
B.
frlday,
Dac
Dth
Iron
Holiron,
N.S.
Sfwrday,D.14rii
Id
Btlfaft.
llvtrpool
and
Plaigow,
4-
Oirct
train
conae
lionl
from
oy
point
19
h
tklp
ld.
'(mamber
tha
loit
Ctinoraari
toil
Jfom
Montr
al
this
loo
ton
onNov.22nd.Wkly
olllnj
o
that
del.
Some
o.ie
tried
to
snatch
It
away
from
me
Just
now,"
she
explained.
I
have
500
here
to
open
an
account
with
you
and
a
card
from
Colonel
Desslter,
but
first
of
all
will
you
please
put
that
satchel
somewhere
safe."
The
young
man
smiled
and
placed
It
on
a
rack
behind
him.
The
manager,
who
had
been
walking
round,
strolled
up,
glanced
at
the
single
line
written
on
Des-slter's
card
and
passed
the
bundle
of
notes
which
Miss
Brown
had
produced
to
the
clerk.
He
looked
at
Miss
Brown
curiously.
"We
shall
be
delighted
to
open
an
account
with
you."
he
assured
her.
"Do
you
wish
to
put
this
500
to
a
current
or
a
deposit
ac-
A
current
account.
If
you
o'ease
"
Miss
Brown
decided.
"But
first
of
all
will
you
lock
up
that
satchel
and
give
me
a
receipt
lor
it."
The
.young
man.
at
a
word
from
the
manager,
took
It
:away
vnn
rmiwn't
rnmp
with
m-Wand
disappeared
through
a
trap
She
asked
the
policeman,
a
Jittleloor
behind
the
test
of
three
hesitantly
I
iuuuwi
a.
iwhhi
(jiuvwi
gave
a
sign
"Off
my
heat,
miss,"
he
re-
relle
and
sat
down.
She
be-plled.
"Nothing
wont
happen
to
?'an
10
realize
that
her
wrist
was
you
between
here
and
the
bank.
harting.
,
t
Name
and
address,
please.
I'm:
yu
?nv
instructions
going
back
to
see
if
I
can
hear
about
this
precious
packet
of
anything
of
those
fellows."
J""
tJ?e
mger
Inquired.
She
waited
while
he
wrote
It
a
s11?-
,
down,
and
then
the
taxlcab
rat-
i
to
JF1"1
up
V?
no
one
tied
off.
Outside
the
bank
she
was
myself,"
she
replied
with
in
the
act
of
descending
when
she
f"1?"81;
No
written
order
for
saw
a
man
step
out
ol
a
follow-:
It
is
to
be
accepted
even
if
the
In?
vehicle
as
though
hlmselt
!
receipt
Is
produced.
When
I
want
about
jto
enter
the
building.
She
K
JJ
snau
come
tor
it
cauea
me
taxi
criver
irora
nis;
"v
"
,s
"
wuw
seat
and
offered
him
live
shll-!
1P
which
,
,
..
Miss
Brown
signed,
lines
with
her
left
hand.
I81?1
a
ton?
breath
of
relief.
"Will
you
-waller
across
to
the'
,
It's
down
jn
the
valuta
by
this
bank
Hoot
with
-ana;
.
please,"
she,
time,
isn't
it?"
she
asked,
begged.
I
am,
sure
that
-man
has
In
a
steel
ftmpartment."
he
hm
fniinnm.
,:nA
t
hro
assured
her.
with
his
eyes
fixed
Something
valuable
with
me
"
uPon
her
wrist.
"Ifa
just
as
safe,
"That's
alri-(iht:r
'miss."
the
as
it
would
be
in
the
Bank
of
fchaiiffmr
nwiirpd
Mt
chrfuiiv
i
England,
and
It
win
be
there
un
'They
know
me
all
right,
these
'tU
you
fetch
it
away
yourself.
In
chaps?'I'm
a
nit
of
a
bruiser.
They,
trie
mpanume.
please
let
my
won't-itouch
Vou
as
long
as
I'm
clerk
have
two
specimen
stgna-
.ibout.
"
Her
Treasure
Safe
turn,
ana
ne
wm
-Bive
vou
a
check-book
and
a
paMbook.
By
the
bye."
he
added,
leaning
over
.t,Z-r'L
"4;,the
eounter,
"Is
Colonel
Deaslter
a
her
wrist
and-'Ventfy
guided
her
LyoufMt
the
Davement.
The
man
.."rr'
.."'"
."
t,.4
f
ntr
i
captiously.
"I
have
.P?lShl?a.??"n
-You
You
haw
have
h.
u)
nis
laxicao.
wun
a
Dream
oi
relief
he
crossed
the
threshold
Sn.e
looked
at
him
for
a
mo
tk.
k,.iu..
,
m.4
k..
liicin
lit
wivuec.
uie
maiideer
way
to
the
counter
upon
which
"Jr
"c,ci
?Tn
-J
she
laid
her
satchel.
A
young
roan
!
P1'
Ingenuous
J
blue
wun
oaxen
hair
and
pince
ner,
y7'
.X:
S
.
X
who
Had
been
engaged
in
the
"ft
how
mueh
nad
beUer
!i!?lJiThwd
somethlne
about
if
orise
aui
she
admitted.
"I
hope
it
Unt
ser
Ions"
done
some
heard
of
his
lllnesss?"
and
lock
It
up
at
once
In
your
h.i
"I
h.fc.
wasn't
sure
whether
you
vaUlU?"
she
begged.
.
,
!fiihli
LTV
:
He
unfastened
the
stnm
and
,kV
started
as
he
saw
the
condition
raora,nl-
of
her
twristi
(To
Be
Continued
Tomorrow)
Book
through
Th
Cungrd
Sleom
Ship
Co.llmMd.422,
Halting
Si.
W
Voncowvar'
(Tel.'
Sy
mouf
iU$4)x
or
tuonihlp
agon!.
Spend
this
Christmas
in
the
Old
Country
BOSHES...
bui
conductors,
.liftmen...1
taxi
drivers.Old'tlme
chemist's
shops,'
butchersflshmongers.
Ah
old-fashion
ed
Christmas
dinner.
A
pantomime
on
Boxing
Day..
.you
ought
to
run
over
for
Christmas
this
year.
And
when
you
do,
soil
Cunard
or
Anchor-Donald
son.
Your
ship
is
like
on
English
.country
'
house
on
Christmas
Eve.
Already
you
feel
the
atmosphere
of
home.
CUNARD
CANAOIAN
SERVICE
IN
CONJUNCTION
WITH
THE
ANCHOR-DONAIDSON.
IINC
x
CABIN
TOUKIST
THUD
CABIN
THUD
CUSS
n
!
in
moderation
I5"OR
generations
doctors
have,
paid
tribute
to
the
sustaining,
invidoratinC
and
health
giving
qualities
of
beer
when
taken
in
moderation.
There
is
no
finer
beverage
than
good
beer
for
workers
in
every
field
of
endea
v
or,
whether
mental
or
physical.
The
undermentioned
beers
are
guaranteed
to
be
absolutely
pure.
To
safeguard
the
public
they
are
constantly
tested
by
Analytical
Chemists
employed
by
the
B.C.
Liquor
Control
Board.
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or
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the
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or
by
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of
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