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you
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losing
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dry
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and
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DENTIST
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DEBTS
Interesting
Innovation
Hy
Means
of
$30
Check
Started
From
...
.
;
;!
Georgia
City
ATLANTA,
Ga.,
Jan.
9:
As
a
no-
vcl
means
of
stimulating
a
return
to
normal
business
conditions
a
check
of
$150
was
started
Dec.
22
on
a
journey
in
which
it
may
cancel
$15,-.
000
of
debt
within
60
days.
;
The
movement
was
launched
here
by
the
Chamber
of
Commerce,
the
Savannah
Sugar
Refining
Company
donating
three
$50
checks
to
the
chamber,
to
be
used
in
a
specified
way
to
pay
a
series
of
debts
and
to
.lolnt
the
way
to
what
prompt
pay-ncnt
of
current
obligations
can
do
toward
putting
money
into
circulation.
The
three
$50
checks
were
of
nagnified
size
made
especially
for
the
purpose,
and
given
to
B.
S,
Darker,
secretary
of
the
chamber,
who
,
.n
turn
gave
one
to
the
local
Sal-
ation
Army,
one
to
the
local
Fam-,
ily
Welfare
Society,
and
the
third
to
a
widow
who
Is
"out
of
employment
ind
owes
debts."
The
condition
upon
which
they
ire
given
Is
that
the
Salvation
Army
ise
its
check
in
a
payment
on
a
)111
for
coal;
that
the
Welfare
So-,
clety
make
with
its
check
a
prompt
stock.
STEWART
Hyder
Igloo
of
the
Pioneers
of
Alaska
has
elected
officers
as
fol
Malkln's
Beet
Plum
Jam
4's,
per
tin
Malkln's
Best
Spices
3
tins
Malkln's
Best
Jelly
Powders
4
pkgs
:
Evaporated
Apples.
2
Vlb.
Pkgs
Del
Monte
Fruit
Salad
2V4's,
per
tin
Banquet
Sardines
4
tins
Nabob
Coffee
per
lb
v
.r
C.
&
B.
Chow
Chow
.
per
Jar
ufc
Clark's
Ketchup
per
bottle
:
Clark's
Pork
Si
Bean
med.
6
tins
48c
25c!
11c
I
The
Economy
Cash
&
Carry
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
THE
DAILY
NEWS
xtyment
on
a
grocery
bill
and
that
Minister
or
Agriculture
For
Alberta
;he
widow
use
hers
for
a
payment
Urges
Zoning
of
Farm
Land
m
a
furniture
bill.
In
Province
cacn
01
uiese
payments
is
1
)
oe
hade
only
on
condition
that
the
John
and
Guy
Tamagrii
of
New
York
have
$10,000
smiles
due
to
winning
ticket
In
Irish
sweep
former
held.
They're
off
to
Swu
Zetland
to
visit
their
parents.
Hope
For
Prairies
In
Mixed
Farming
EDMONTON,
Jan.
8:-Much
has
irm
to
which
It
Is
made
agrees
In
been
said
In
repent
years
about
the
urn
to
pay
promptly
some
lnd
;bt-
advisability
of
the
farmers
in
the
Miss
Doris
Bunn
Became
Bride
of
Herbert
S.
Dodd
At
Ceremony
Last
Evening
A
wedding
of
much
Interest
was
solemnised
at
6:15
last
evening
In
St.
Petert
Anglican
Church,
Seal
Cove,
when
Rev.
Canon
W.
F.
Rush-brook
unltadMls
Doric
Veronica
Buna,
dautliler
6ttl?e
late
Charles
C.
Bunn
and
Mrs.
Burin
of
this
city,
in
marriage
to
Herbert
Albert
Dodd,
proprietor
of
the
Seal
Cove
Hotel.
There
was
quite
.An
assemblage
of
friends
In
the
beautifully
decorated
church
to
witness
the
nuptials.
q
o
The
bride
was
charming
in
a
gown
oCOf
powder
blue
georgette
and
ban
deau
of
metallic
blue,
carrying
a
bouquet
of
Ophelia
roses.
She
was
given
in
marriage
by
Andrew
Mc-
Rae.
The
bridesmaid
was
Miss
Mary
Da
vies
who
had
a
dainty
frock
of
pink
georgette
and
carried
a
bouquet
of
pink
carnations.
Miss
Geor-glna
Dolron,
In
white
with
white
carnation
bouquet,
waa
a
pretty
little
flower
girl.
The
groom
was
attended
by
James
McGlashan.
A)
the
bride
entered
the
church,
the
Wedding
March
from
Lohen
grin
was
played
by
William
Oarlick
who
played
Mendelssohn's
Wedding
March
as
the
bridal
party
departed.
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After
the
ceremony,
a
wedding
Aylmer
Royal
Anne
Cherries
OOp
'suppt
was
served
to
some
siKty
or
2's,
54c
40c
23c
49c
49c
19c
63c
per
tuvi.u.i.:
.so
Invited
guests
In
the
spacious
Gem
Lye
per
tin
dining
room
of
the
Seal
Cove
Hotel
The
evening's
proceedings
closed
with
dancing.
Hearty
congratulations
and
best
wishes
were
extended
to
the
popular
couple.
Both
bride
and
eroom
are
well
known
and
esteemed
in
the
city.!
The
bride
has
lltfti
here
since
girlhood.
The
groom
has
also
been
here
for
many
years.
They
will
reside
at
Seal
Core.
ri.T
renm
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
It
u
pert
January
8,
1911
Aid.
T.
D.
Pattullo
and
Assessor
Arthur
Cuthbert
engaged
In
a
wordy
duel
at
a
public
meeting
last
night
In
the
Empress
Theatre.
Throughout
the
meeting
much
excitement
prevailed.
Personalities
dness,
Imposing
the
same
condl-
Canadian
West
going
in
for
mixed
'and
hot
words
were
rife!
.10ns
upon
11s
creditor
wno
is
10
use
iarmmg.
and
a
considerable
num-,he
check
at
once
in
the
same
way.
ber
have
done
so
to
a
certain
extent.
For
60
days
these
three
clucks
but
it
has
not
become
general
on
.re
to
be
so
used,
being
passed
on
the
prairies.
The
Importance
of
iromptly
by
each
recipient
to
a
mixed
farming
was
stressed
by
the
:redltor.
At
the
end
of
the
60
days
minister
of
agriculture
for
Alberta,
he
persons
In
whose
possession
Hon.
George
Hoadley.
In
a
speech
at
'iiey
fall
will
be
permitted
to
cash
Vegrevllle,
recently.
Jiem
for
their
own
use.
The
first
Mr.
Hoadley
expressed
the
belief
jayments
by
the
Salvation
Army,
that
the
salvaUon
of
agriculture
In
.he
Welfare
Society
and
the
n;edy
the
west
depended
upon
mixed
widow
were
made
December
22
and
farming.
He
referred
to
the
work
tt
is
anticipated
that
these
checks
the
department
of
agriculture
is
arlll
change
hands
from
three
to
six
doing
in
zoning
the
province
as
to
imes
dally
in
the
ensuing
60
days,
its
agricultural
possibilities.
That
is,
I
certain
districts
are
being
set
aside
as
containing
land
suitable
for
wheat
growing,
and
in
which
the
cultivation
of.
wheat
Is
recommen-
ded
by
the
department,
while
other
A
very
successful
dance
was
held
districU
are
being
set
aside
as
par-lere
on
New
Year's
Eve
in
aid
of
tlcularly
suited
to
mixed
farming
lie
Stewart
Hospital
The
proceeds
and
so
recommended.
)f
the
dance,
which
lasted
from'
The
minister
of
sericulture
):30
pjn.
until
3:30
ajn..
amounted
'
d-unerf
thflt
one
TtA6on
taT
the
o
a
net
amount
01
$zuu.
Mrs.
J.
A.
:iall
of
Hyder
was
the
winner
in
the
.-affle
of
75
shares
of
Big
Missouri
present
depression
In
the
west
is
that
high
pressure
salesmanship
has
placed
on
the
farms
a
good
deal
of
machinery
that
the
farmers
have
not
required,
and
now
the
farmers
are
being
pressed
for1
payment
of
the
debts
which
they
contracted
tows:
president.
August
Pahlke;
jwhen
fri
the
machinery,
first
vice-president,
Charles
Duke;
second
vice-president,
George
Heroin;
secretary,
Clyde
Hager;
treas
urer,
T.
H.
Evans;
sergeant
at
arms,
Louis
Watklns;
prelate,
F.
R.
Nagle;
xustees,
Roy
McLeod.
Louis
Wat-
kins
and
E.
M.
Reynolds.
PRICES
THAT
COUNT!
QUALITY
THE
REST
WELL
KNOWN
COUPLE
WEDS
Mayor
Stork
and
Aid.
F.
H.
are
sitting
at
a
commission
to
look
into
the
case
of
a
city
police;
officer
who
has
been
suspended
on
a
charge
of
corruption.
Fifteen
railway
construction
em
ployees,
who
have
Just
arrived
In
the
city,
are
Indignant
at
having
been
forced
to
pay
$3.30
In
order
to
I
get
into
town
from
Mile
41
on
a
train.
They
had
to
stand
all
the
way
at
that
,COURT
AT
NIGHT
For
the
convenience
of
Aid.
S
D.
Macdonald
and
W.
B.
CoUison.
who
are
sitting1
as
Justice
of
the
peace
daring
the
absence
of
Magistrate
McClymont
on
a
trip
south
dally
sessions
of
the
city
ponce
court
are
now
being
held
in
the
evening
instead
of
the
morning.
Get
pays.
the
Ac
reading
habit.
It
Week-End
Specials
Swift's
Picnic
Ham
(a)
per
lb.
..
Malkln's
Best
Tea
l-lb.
pkg
25c
50c
Malkln's
Best
Sliced
Peaches
or
2lt,'
a
tins
OUl
Roae-Dale
BartleU's
Pears
QfTn
au1
3
Una
OtlU
Nabob
Apricots
2's
3
Una
Quaker
Sweet
Corn
2
per
Un
Comet
Peas
Sis
4
per
tin
Aylmer
Choice
Tomatoes
2'a.
2
tins
..
15c
10c
25c
Malkln's
Best
Spinach
3's
2Qq
Llbby's
Dry
Prunes
2-lb.
pkg
Cream
of
Wheat
per
pkg
Creamettes
Quick
Cooking
Macaroni,
per
pkg
CowanB
Perfection
Cocoa
4-lb.
Un
25c
25c
10c
20c
King
Oscar
Kipper
Snacks
QCa
3
tins
Eggs
Freeh
Extra!
2
do..
70c
95c!
Near
Zealand
(Jretmexy
Q4
-i
r
Butter.
3
lb4
j?J.Xtl;
SunklSt
Oranges
5
doz
95c
Alberta
Market,
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GAMULA,
!'oprfetor
Fifth
Street
Phone
208
FINE
FILM
Outstanding
Educational
Attraction
Opens
Tonight
at
Capitol
Theatre
Heralded
at
once
as'
one
of
the
'most
strange,
most
highly
educa
tional
and
most
spectacular
talking
pictures
that
has
ever
been
produced,
the
wonder
film
"Africa
Speaks"
!
will
open
a
three
night
engagement
I
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
tonight.
A
rehearsal
run
of
the
film
yesterday
showed
it
to
be
most
Impressive
.and
I
realistic.
It
is
evident
that
many
lives
were
risked
In
the
filming
of
"Africa
Speaks."
There
are
abundant
scenes
of
native
life
and
strange
customs
and
characteristics.
Very
spectacular
are
the
animal
pictures
in
which
wild
life
of
the
dark
continent
Is
so
graphically
portrayed.
In
the
animal
pictures,
sounds
are
to
be
heard
that,
no
doubt,
were
never
recorded
before.
Insect
clouds
and
such
like
are
among
other
attractive
and
highly
intersetlng
scenes.
For
sheer
excitement
the
hunting
scenes
by.
humans
and
by
animals
of
other
animals
provide
a-plenty.It
was
here
that
there
must
have
been
many
narrow
escapes
In
obtaining
the
photography
and
sound.
All
manner
of
African
animals
are
to
be
seen
In
the
film.
The
picture
Is
particularly
attractive
because
of
its
educational
value.
Gordon
Kerr,
who
has
been
spending
a
holiday
visiting
here
and
Vancouver,
sailed
by
the
u
Thursday,
January
8,
153.
1
AFRICA
is
I
AFRICA
SPEAKS
The
Sirangest
Romance
Et
rutnea
U'"d
Tribes
and
Wilder
Am.
mals
of
Central
Africa-
Thi
Thrills
Will
Startle
You
J
Royal
Hunter
Slain
Ily
Eating
Lion
Comedy
"LOVE.
YOUR
NEIGIHJOR
Cartoon
"IRISH
STEM-FOX
NEWS
TilUKS.,
Fill,
and
SATl'R,
Two
Shows
7
&
0
p.m
ADMISSION
-
Z0v
f
c;
Feature
Starts
at
7:10
&
n
u
THURS.
&
SAT.
M.Vn.T.r
at
2.
30
15c
&
4?c
Feature
Starts
at
Z
11
Monday
&
Tuesday
"MONTE
CARLO"
Prince
Oeorge
yesterday
ait
i
:,
on
his
return
to
Stewart
v.
he
is
In
the
service
of
the
P
Corporation
of
Canada.
Rupert
Fish
&
Chip
Shop
Announces
the
Installation
of
a
new
range
that
gives
snappy
three-minute
service
Come
everyone
and
enjoy
a
real
treat
of
Fish
and
Chips,
Piping
Hot
Lodges,
Etc.
catered
to.
Coffee,
tea,
bread,
etc.
served
with
fi
h
and
chips,
only
35c.
Open
4
pjn.
week
days
until
midnight.
Saturdays
12
noon
until
midnight.
11.
R.
STRACHAN,
PROP.
201
Third
Avenue
West
Phone
Black
936
Madgr.
Well
probably
have
to
wait
ages
for
that
husband
of
yours.
And
I'm
dying
of
starvation.
Belly:
Wrong!
I
cured
him
of
lateness
long
ago.
Gave
him
a
Gruen
for
his
birthday.
"
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C
to
tempt
the
children's
appetites
when
they
tire
of
the
usual
glass
of
milk,
servo
Kcllogg's
Com
Flakes.
They'll
ore
milk
then!
A
helpful
idea
for
mothers
CORN
FLAKES
Orrtfrnh
ot
your
trotrr't
In
lh$
ia.tlll
inner
irol
trrepprt
I
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