FAGE
SIX
i
10
TUCKETTS
MARGUERITE
FOIL-WRAPPED
STILL
10
CENTS
Protected
Cigars
"When
you
offer
a
man
a
cigar
and
then
finch's
ibroken
-
r
that's
concentrated
embarrassment.
When
you
take
a
cigar
from
your
pocket
for
personal
consumption
and
it's
cracked
that's
waste
and
annoyance.
So
to
protect
against
this
Tucketts
pack
Marguerites
in
handy
pocket
packs
containing
5
cigars.
And
each
cigar
is
also
foil
wrapped.
I've
put
many
a
man
right
on
how
to
buy
protected
cigars."
1
SOLD
IN
IIANDY
POCKET
PACKS
OF
FIVE
CICARS
WW
T
Preferred
by
Disaiminatinp'
Housewives
Macdonald
Would
Have
Meetings
of
Council
Oftener
Thf
.
nftvllsuncll
S
did
not
takr
Kindly
to
a
suggestion
made
by
Aid.
Macdonaia
at
jast
nwncs
meeting
f.hat
the
business
of
the
city
mleht
be
expedited
and
the
aldermen
kept
more
refreshed
on
city
business
if
council
meetings
were
held
every
week,
as
formerly,
instead
of
fort-nfprhtlv
as
at
nrp.iTj.
Aid.
Brown
felt
that
the
council
was
carrying
on
its
work
quite
well
under
the
present
arrangement
itt-h,
n
r.nuncU
meetlns
one
week
and
a
committee
meeting
the
nex
u.
u;u
n
ti
see
where
city
business
was
suffering.
Aid.
Collart
felt
that
there
were
times
when
business
could
bo
er
Dedited
if
meetings
of
the
council
were
held
more
frequently.
Aid.
Dawson
pointed
out
that,
ir
necessary,
snedal
meetings
coulo
be
always
called.
Aid.
Dlbb
was
opposed
to
meet
ings
every
week.
He
felt
Aid.
Macdonald
would
be
better
advised
if
he
took
the
suggestion
uo
with
th'"
1030
council,
instead
of
in
the
dyinc
hours
of
the
present
hniH.
Aid.
Macdonald
explained
that
he
had
had
no
Intention
of
crlti
j
cising
the
work
of
the
committees
He
had
merely
thought
that,
it
m'lht
expedite
matter
if
meetini"
were
held
weekly.
In
any
case,
weekly
meetings
could
do
m
har
The
nuacceatlon
was
dropped
with
a
motion
to
adjourn.
!
Pearls
when
not
worn
for
a
lone
time
have
been
known
to
"get
sick
I
and
die,"
SI
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1
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.
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11
Hi
1
1
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HP
mm
1
1
i-l1
Watch
the
Ford
Car
in
Traffic,
on
the
ffilinS
on
the
Open
Road
OU'LL
eel
a
real
thrill
when
Y
.you
slip
behind
the
wheel
and
.start
away
for
jour
first
ride
In
the
Ford
car.
You
will
like
the
power
that
the
Ford
car
gives
you
the
feeling
of
pride
that
comes
from
having
a
car
worthy
of
any
occasion
and
equal
to
every
emergency.
You
will
like
the
flexibility
and
.
safety
of
the
Ford
car
as
you
weave
(n
and
out
of
traffic
its
flashing
,
plck-up
as
the
green
Iljlit
says
"Go."
You
will
like
Its
smooth,
quiet
steadiness
on
the
open
road,
where
you
ran
Idle
along
according
to
your
mood,
or
do
55
and
even
CO
miles
an
hour
if
ou
desire.
The
Ford
car
is
made
to
stand
up
under
thousands
of
miles
of
steady
driving
over
all
kinds
of
roads.
Its
freedom
from
repairs
saves
you
many
dollars.
Inspect
the
Ford
carefully
part
by
part.
Then
know
the
thrill
of
driving
it.
Uy
performance
you
will
realize
that
there
b
nothing
quite
like
it
anywhere
In
quality
and
price.
S1:
'E.
PARKER,
LIMITED
FORD
DEALERS
3rd
Ave.
East
DOMINION
TIRES
Phone
83
OUR
TIME
PAYMENT
PLAN
IS
MOST
ATTRACTIVE
Buy
from
the
merchants
that
advertise.
Their
stock
is
frcslu
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday,
October
15,
1929
"I
was
all
run-down
and
out
of
spirits
before
my
third
baby
was
born,
so
I
decided
to
try
Lydla
E.
Pinkham's
Vegetable
Compound
as
I
had
heard
so
much
about
it.
It
helped
me
with
all
my
troubles
and
gave
me
an
appetite
where
before
I
didn't
eat
at
all
and
had
to
stop
work
affd
rest
every
once
In
a
while.
I
did
all
of
my
housework
up
to
the
day
my
baby
came,
as
1
am
a
farmer's
wife
and
could
not
afford
help
before.
I
feel
Just
dandy
now
and
I
will
answer
any
letters
and
I
will
tell
every
one
how
good
Lydia
E.
Pink-ham
Vegetable
Compound
is."
Mrs.
Ira
Arnold,
Box
6j,
Rxklike,
North
Dakota.
N0TCL0SING
SIXTH
AVE-
City
Council
Has
Change
of
Heart
With
Regard
To
Bylaw
for
Safety
of
Children
The
city
council
had
a
change
of
heart
last
night
and
decided
not
to
proceed
after
all
with
an
amend-ment
to
the
street
traffic
bylaw
which
would
have
closed
Sixth
Avenue
Bast
between
McBrlde
Street
and
Booth
Memorial
School
to
traffic
during
certain
hours
of
each
school
day
as
a
means
of
protection
for
school
children
traversing
that
street.
Two
weeks
ago
the
council
had
authorized
that
such
an
amending
bylaw
be
brought
in.
Aid.
Dlbb
and
Aid.
Brown
were,
sponsors
of
the
bylaw.
Aid.
Rudderllam
felt
now
as
he
had
felt
two
weeks
ago
that
the
by
law
was
do
in
unnecessary
and
un-
wise.
He
felt
that
to
close
Sixth
j
Avenue
would
not
be
meeting
the
situation
at
all,
as
there
were
many
,
thcr
places
!n
the
city
where
the
.
danger
was
considerably
greater.
!
Aia.
Dioo,
mi
support
or
the
;
amendment,
siacea
mat
ne
for
one
lid
not
feel
like
accenting
the
onus
that
had
been
placed
upon
the
city
council
by
the
school
board
in
this
manner.
Should
a
child
be
hurt
or
killed
on
that
street,
responsibility!
woura
oe
lain
ai
ine
door
01
ine
council.
Aid.
Collart
did
not
see
where
the
council
could
be
held
responsible,
ft
could
not
force
the
property
own
ers
there
to
have
a
sidewalk
If
they
did
not
want
it.
He
did
not
see
where
It
was
warranted
to
work
a
hardship
on
them
by
closinz
their
i
street.
!
Aid.
Dawson
was
opposed
to
the
bylaw.
He
found
there
was
as
much
trouble
with
children
on
streets
where
there
were
sidewalks
as
on
those
where
there
were
not.
Aid.
Macdonald
felt
that
respon
sibility
In
the
matter
should
be
tnrown
back
tq
the
school
board.
He
still
felt
thai
traffic
of
the
chil
dren
should
be
diverted
to
Fifth
and
Seventh
Avenue.
Aid.
Orme
alsb
expressed
his
opposition
to
the
tgylaw.
On
the
vote
being
taken
the
bylaw
was
declared
lost.
Those
in
favor
of
closing
the
street
were
Aid.
Dlbb.
Aid.
Rwn
'nr'
homme.
while
Aid.
Rudderham,
Aid.
Dawson.
Aid.
Orme
and
Aid.
Macdonald
voted
against
It.
Aid.
Collart,
acting
mayor,
declared
ine
bylaw
lost.
If
better
milk
was
pro
ducedyouwould
finditinTfod
St.
Charles
cans
Nowhere
Is
better
milk
obtained
than
in
our
own
fertile
Frascr
Valley.
Pure,
rich
and
creamy,
St.
Charles
Milk
is
a
"Made
in
BRITISH
k
i
,
COLUMBIAN
product
of
which
we
all
may
be
proud.
rREK
RZCIPZ
ROOK
Write
to
The
Bardtn
Co.
Limited,
Venoourer
Ml
A
1
PEACE
IS
DISCUSSED
Reports,
of
Aid.
Collart
and
J,
C.
Hridy
M.P.
Iiereivetl
dnd
iviCouncil
:It(yf.vl9
fii.f
t
Keep
up
I'igiu
Reports
of
Aid.
Theo
Collart
!aiU(.
j.
c.
israciy
m.i.
on
moir
reccni
j
attendance
on
bnhalf
of
the
city
at
the
convention
of
the
Canadian
!
chamber
of
Commerce
and
excursion
to
the
Peace
River
district,
were
accepted
at
last
night's
meeting
of
the
city
council
and
ja
vote
of
thanks
tencicred
to
the
'delegates;
Aid.
Dibb
and
Aid.
Mac-Idonald
were
named
'to
represent
the
council
on
the
special
conv
imlttee
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Board
'of
Trade
on
the
Peace
River
out
let,
and
the
matter
of
further
financial
assistance
for
the
work
of
the
committee
this
year
was
referred
to
the
finance
committee.
It
was
also
decided
to
recommend
to
next,
vear's
council
that
more
substantial
financial
assistance
be
given
publicity
work
which
may
aid
in
bringing
the
Pcac
River
coast
outlet
to
Prince
Rupart.
Aid
Orme
wished
to
congrat.it-'ate
the
Peace
River
delegation
far
the
fin"
work
it
had
done.
It
would
h?ve
been
difficult
to
sel.
ect
a
better
delegation.
Aid.
Macdonald
agreed
that
the
de'egation
had
done
.excrrltnu'v
rood
vork
in
the
time
at
its
dli-po-sal.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
he
knew
o:
no
co
ntttce
in
th
history
of
"i"
";ty
hat
had
done
better
work.
Aid.
Dibb
suggested
that
the
ro-ror,
be
excepted
and
a
vote
of
hanks
tendered
the
delegation.
He
i
rged
that
a
recommendation
be
passed
on
to
next
year's
council
that
a
more
substantial
amount
of
money
be
granted
for
publicity
worc
of
the
kind
that
would
keep
Prcw
Rupert
always
to
the
fore
as
the
Peace
River
outlet.
Aid.
Brown
also
extended
his
congratulations
to
the
delegation.
ITe
heartily
approved
the
suggestion
that
more
money
should
be
avai'able
for
the
Peace
River
campaign.
Aid.
Prudhomme
suggested
that
the
council
add
two
members
to
the
Board
of
Trade's
Peace
River
committee.
Aid.
Macdonald
urged
that
money
should
also
be
made
available
to
carry
on
the
campaign
until
the
end
of
the
present
year.
Acting
Mayor
Collart
acknowledged
the
thanks
that
had.
been
extended
to
the
delegation.
He
fei:
that
the
whole
delegation
rroulrf
wsM
repaid
for
its,
,
efforts
by
the
appreciation
that'
had
Ira
expre&scd.
He
again
urgd
that
there
be
no
let-up
In
the
oam-palgn
to
bring
the
Peace
River
outlet
to
this
nort
Pxinoe
Rnoet
was
the
logical
place
for
the
out
let.
Even
Vancouver
was
belna
forced
to
admit
it.
This
port
.also
had
the
people
of
the,
whole
-eaeM
River
district
behind
it
Under
these
circumstances.
them
was
bound
to
be
success
in
banging
the
outlet
here
pnlesi
the
.
campaign
should
bo
allowed
to
flag.
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We
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NO.
1.
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Cauliflower
1
Vegetable
Marrow
G
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Carrots
61bs.
Turnips
Qg
AA
6
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Green
Tomatoes
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NO.
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4
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Beets
4
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Cabbage
C
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Onions
2
bunches
Celery
1
Lettuce
1
bunch
Green
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NO.
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2
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Sweet
Potatoes
3
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Ripe
Tomatoes
1
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Green
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3
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Pickling
Onions
5
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68
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