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the
real
Coal
our
famous
fdson
and
Cassldj-Wellington
In
any
qaantltles.
Also
Hulkley
Valley
Hay.
Grain
and
Kobln
Hood
Flour.
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Feed
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AND
558
an
1951
yowr
Budget
S
JL
jOOK
ahead
20
years!
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your
present
budget
provide
for
the
loss
of
the
breadwinner
for
old
age
for
the
education
of
your
children
for
loss
of
health
or
employment?
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these
contingencies
can
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fully
covered
by
investing
part
of
your
savings
in
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oC
money
needed
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v
the
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cash
reserve,
endowment
or
pension.
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need
for
you
to
trust
to
luck
that
business
or
favorable
investments
will
bring
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tomorrows!
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the
future
can
be
made
absolutely
certain.
Discuss
your
own
problem
with
any
Life
Insurance
representative.
He
will
show
you
how
to
plan
for.
1951
in
'
f
your
budget.
;
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tfrjrif
iw"
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nsurance
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oervice
Ont
of
a
tenet
of
messages
sponsored
by
Life
Insurance
Companies.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Itupert
Striking
a
sunken
rock
in
the
tide
rip
in
Kltkatla
Inlet
Narrows
this
morning,
the
steam
tug
A.
R.
Swal-lowgett,
owned
by
William
Miller
of
Porcher
Island,
sank
within
a
few
minutes.
The
owner
and
his
mate,
John
Brogan,
had
a
narrow
escape
wun
tneir
lives.
Tney
were
rescued
by
Rutus
Taylor
in
his
launch.
The
Mclntyre
Hall
was
the
scene
of
a
colorful
promenade
concert
staged
by
the
ladles'
of
the
local!
Roman
Catholic
Church.
The
priests
of
the
church
Father
Bunoz
and
Father
Hartmann,
took
an
active
part
In
the
affair.
The
program
was
j
in
charge
of
L.
Bullock-Webster,
and
i
those
taking
part
Included
C.
L.l
iYoungman,
Miss
Olaholm,
little
Bernlce
Lavclle,
J.
E.
.Davey,
Miss
Helen
Hawley,
A.
clappcrton.
Mrs.
Chlsholm,
H.
O.
Fletcher,
Miss
Grant
and
G111U
Couture.
A
danco
brought
the
evening's
proceedings
to
a
close,
music
being
by
Gray's
Orchestra.
I
Indian
Agent
Thomas
Deasy
of
Massett
Is
paying
a
visit
to
town.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
-,,
,
kmU
jj
Great
Scientist
Taken
by
Death
Sunday
Morning
(Continued
irom
rage
One)
tlfic
books,
Edison
was
led
Into
chemical
experiments,
one
of
States
had
depended
upon
Europe
The
"Wizard
of
Mcnlo
Park,"
is
Edison
had
come
to
be
knowr,
then
plunged
Into
the
mysteries
ot
synthetic
chemistry
and
evolved
processes
for
the
manufacture
ol
various
products
that
were
needed
In
industry
and
which
became
er.
scntlal
in
the
manufacture
of
mu
nltlons
after
the
United
Statr
entered
the.
war.
Before
that
step
was
taken
by
the.
American
government,
Mi
Edison
had
been
named
by
Jose-phtis
Daniels,
then
Secretary
ot
the
Navy,
head
of
the
Naval
Con-
I
suiting
Board,
the
membership
ot
.
wnicn
inciuaea
a
score
oi
Amen
cans
pre-eminent
in
the
field
jof
inventive
research.
At
the
tlnn
J
Edison
was
working
nearly
18
j
hours
a
day
to
help
overcome
the
j
handicap
with
which
hl3
own
Jn-jdustrle
were
confronted,
but
he
said
he
was
"not
too
busy
to
lenn
a
hand
to
Uncle
Sam."
Later
when
(he
war
became
an
actual
part
of
the
nation's
business
he
devoted
ihls
entire
time
In
his
laboratory
land
aboard
a
vessel
provided
by
ithe
Navy
Department
to
govern
ment
problems
of
the
war
and
continued
those
activities
unti'
the
signing
of
the
armistice.
Mr.
Edison
turned
In
his
lattr
years
to
a
new
field
of
endeavor
devoting
a
great
deal
of
his
tlnw
to
Investigations
and
experiment
looking
toward
the
production
of
rubber
from
plants,
shrubs
and
bushes
in
the
United
States
in
or
der
to
meet
a
possible
national
emergency
and
to
give
the
rubber
trade
a
new
"miracle"
to
round
out
his
career
of
invention.
Thomas
Alva
Edison
was
born
at
Milan,
Ohio,
February
11.
1847
the
son
of
Samuel
and
Nancy
El
liot
Edison.
His
ancerstors
emi
grated
from
Holland
to
the
United
States
in-
1730.
The
family
of
the
Inventor
was
noted
especially
on
his
father'5"slde
for
longevity.
His
great-grandfater,
a
prosperous
New
York
banker
of
Revolutionary
times,
lived
to
be
101,
and
his
grandfather,
102.
His
father
was
94
when
he
died.
Family
Lone-Lived
CommcntinK
on
that
family
re
cord
wheri
'he
was
76,
Mr.
Edison
said
he
was
only
In
middle
age
and
"I
don't
expect
to
lower
the
fam
lly
average."
Mr.
Edison's
mother,
who
was
born
in
New
England,
had
been
a
teacher
in
a
Canadian
high
school
and
from
her
he
received
most
of
his
early
education.
It
has
been
recorded
that
Edison
spent
not
more
than
two
months
altogether
in
school.
About
the
age
ot
12
he
engaged
in
a
variety
of
business
enterprises,
Including
newsboy
on
the
Grand
Trunk
Railway
between
rort
Huron
and
Detroit,
proprietoi
of
a
newsstand
and
book
store
and
of
a
vegetable
market,
and
cm
ploying
11
boys
to
assist
him
In
these
various
activities
At
15
he
turned
to
Journalism
and
with
some
old
equipment
purchased
from
the
Detroit
Free
Press,
set
up
his
shop
in
the
baggage
car
of
his
train
There
he
published
the
Orand
Trunk
Herald,
said
to
have
been
the
first
newspaper
published
on
board
a
train.
This
venture
con
tinued
for
nearly
a
year
and
was
suspended
when
he-
was
denied
further
use
ot
t)e
baggage
car.
From
his
early
reading
of
sclcn
Kidney
Acidity
Kills
E
norgy
If
you
fcol
old
and
run-down
from
OcttlnR
Un
Nights,
Nervousness,
Ncuralcla.
Lumbago.
Leg
Pains.
Diz
ziness,
Burning
Bladder
or
Kidney
Acidity,
use
quick-acting
Cystcx
(Slsa-tcx).
Often
stops
trouble
In
24
hours.
Guaranteed
to
worK
satisfactorily
or
return
empty
box
and
get
money
back,
only
70c
ai
druggists.
Typewriters
FOR
RENT
Call
'or
Phone
6
0
McRAE
BROS.,
LTD.
which
put
an
end
to
his
railroad
newspaper.
While
experimenting
in
the
baggage
car,
&
bottle
of
phosphorus
tlpcd
over
and
set
fire
to
the
car
and
he
was
ousted.
On
one
of
his
runs
as
a
train
boy,
Edison
proved
a
hero
at
Mount
Clemens.
Mich.,
where
he
snatched
the
young
son
of
the
station
agent
from
in
front
of
a
train.
In
gratitude,
the
tather
taught
Edison
telegraphy.
When
he
became
proficient
as
an
operator
his
experience
proved
an
aid
to
his
natural
bent
for
scientific
work.
The
Increased
knowledge
of
the
possibllitcs
of
electricity
which
he
had
ganed
from
telegraphy
Impelled
him
to
delve
further
into
its
mysteries
and
into
the
work
which
eventually
made
him
famous
the
world
over.
After
he
learned
telegraphy,
Mr.
Edison
became
an
operator
for
the
Western
Union
at
Port
Huron,
Mich.,
and
later
night
operator
for
the
Orand
Trunk
Railway
at
Stratford
Junction.
Canada.
Edison
left
his
Job
at
Stratford
Junction
In
haste
without
even
the
formality
ot
a
resignation
when
he
permitted
a
train,
which!
he
was
directed
to
stop,
to
pass
by
the
station.
Taking
time
to
reply
to
the
order,
he
found
upon
reaching
the
station
platform
that
the
train
had
gone
by.
A
disastrous
collision
was
averted
only
becaus?
the
engineers
ot
the
two
trains
travelling
toward
each
other
on
-ralghtaway
track
were
able
to
on
thfm
in
time.
In
1373.
Mr.
Edison
married
Mary
O.
Stlllwell,
by
whom
he
had
three
children,
Marlon
Estlle,
Thomas
A.,
Jr.
and
William
L.
Mrs
"rllron
died
In
1884
and
two
years
'ater
the
inventor
married
Mlna
M.
Ml'ler.
Three
children.
Made-'lne,
Charles
and
Theodore,
were
born
of
this
union.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
Hunter.
wAo
were
recently
married
In
Vancou
ver,
were
passengers
aboard
the
Catala
last
evening
bound
for
An-vox
where
they
will
take
up
residence.
Mr.
Hunter
is
In
charge
of
the
drug
department
of
the
Gran-
by
store
at
Anyox.
HALLOWE'EN
SPECIALS
Hallowe'en
Apples
and
Candy
AH
on
Display
at
Our
Stores
All
at
Reduced
Prices
Mcintosh
Apples,
Household
pack,
E
'
S1.45
Mcintosh
Apples,
Cee
arade,
per
box
$1.85
Hallowe'en
Cundy
all
colors,
onn
nor
lh
WWV;
--
Jhocolate
Bars,
assorted,
7
for
Chocolate
Bart,
assorted,
21
5c
bars,
per
box
25c
80c
This
is
good
for
the
children
and
Is
always
appreciated.
Popping
Corn.
QPn
3
1h.i.
fnr
"V
Pumpkin,
2tt-lb.
tins
15c
Pumpkin,
fresh,
,
n
ncr
lb
Vs
Hubbard
Squaah,
per
lb.
6c
Freh
Roasted
Peanuts,
'
OCp
good
and
crisp.
2
lbs.
for
"
Braid's
Best
Tea
Blue
Label
With
cupandsaucer.
ft?n
per
lb.
101
We
have
only
a
limited
quantity
ot
this
deal.
Buy
now
and
get
this
cup
and
saucer
free.
Malkln's
Boat
Waterglass,
Q0
2's
tins,
per
tin
OIL
Malkln's
Best
Jelly
Powder,
12-oz.
tins
With
one
package
of
Malkln's
Best
Jelly
Powder
OPn
free
Malkln's
nest
Extracts
All
flavors,
2-oz.
bottles,
1
Qn
each
Wv
H'e
have
a
full
ranee
of
fresh
Fruits
and
Vegetable
at
prices
greatly
reduced.
We
solicit
mail
orders,
and
prompt
atlrnllnn
l
nltvnvc
ivn
in
41.---
u
.III
JU
oui-oi-iown
customers
..entrusting
their
requirements
to
our
care.
jMussallem's
Cash
and
j
'
Carry
Stores
.
I
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
rhone
3C0
Phone
18
&
81
319
3rd
Ave.
417-423
5th
Ave.
Funeral
of
Mrs.
Andreasson
Was
Held
Yesterday
with
manv
friends
of
deceased
and
her
family
In
attendance
at
the
final
rites
the
funeral
or
uii-late
Mrs.
Elena
Andreasson,
wife
of
O.
Andreasson,
well
known
locai
halibut
fisherman,
and
mother
of
three
small
children,
took
place
vesterday
afternoon
from
the
cha-
npi
nf
thfi
B.
C.
Undertakers
to
Falrvlew
Cemetery.
Rev.
John
H.
Hanson,
pastor
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church,
oin-
clated
and
found
an
appropriate
text
In
the
Gospel
according
to
tr
John
13:7:
"What
i
Now
Do
Thou
Knowest
Not."
Peter
Lien
presided
at
the
organ
and
the
hymn
was
"What
a
Friend
We
Have
in
Jesus."
Pallbearers
were
M.
Jensen,
N.
Starvik,
A.
Seines,
B.
Morgan,
Pe
ter
Lien
and
Nels
Luth.
There
were
numerous
floral
tri
butes.
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
A
E.
Diokson,
arrived
in
port
at
7:30
last
evening
from
the
south
and
sailed
at
0
pm.
for
Anyox,
Stewart
and
other;,
northern
points,
whence
she
will
return
here
tomorrow
morning
southbound.
Th
vessel
brought
north
a
falr-slzel
list
ot
passengers.
WWW
Will
mm
Monday
and
TW1,.
Feature
starts
7
10
and
n,
TWO
SHOWS
-
7
ill:
That
Extraordinary
Genius
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ARLISS
in
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Hamilton"
i
waue
nisiorj,
Scandal!
Intritut'
Conspiracy'
Comtdv
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ri.vn.
In
"TOO
MANY
HUSBANDS'
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Scenic
"In
the
Mountaiiu"
Wed.
and
Tliurs..
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IMJLbUr
Price
of
Coal
Reduced
forCasI
Nanairno-Wcllington
Single
Screened,
C-i
4
AA
delivered
loose,
per
ton
vXXsUU
Nanaimo-Wcllington
Single
Screened,
IS-fl
to
Off
delivered
bagged,
per
ton
f?JLUtiO
Sootlcss
Stove,
delivered
bagged,
Q4
4
CA
per
ton
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which
made
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&
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Ltd.
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You
for
the
hearty
co-operation
extended
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Little
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financial
endeavor.
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of
any
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or
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and
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