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foods'
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is
no
breakfast
that
will
bo
better
for
you
than
Shredded
Wheat
and
milk.
This
combination
makes
a
complete
food,
supplying
every
clement
necessary
to
growth
and
good
health.
If
you
are
dieting,
Shredded
Wheat
is
especially
important
because
of
its
vitamins
and
U?lpR
fJTwl
Wheat
-and
it
certainly
will
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OF
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Carrier
Collection
System
In
view
of
the
depression
and,to
make
it
as
easas
possible
for
people
to
pay,
the
Daily
News
is
to
be
sold
on
a
weekly
basis,
payable
In
advance.
-
The
delivery
boy
will
collect
each
Friday
evening
for
the
week
following,
lie
buys
the
papers
and'
sells
them
to
the
customers,
so
there
will
be
no
credit
jiven.
The
boy
cannot
afford
It.
Dease
do
not
ask
him
to
return
for
the
weekly
payment.
Have
it
ready
for
him.
Customers
now
in
arrears
will
pay
the
amount
owing
at
the
office,
but
this
will
have
nothing
to
do
with
the
regular
collections
made
by
the
boy.
He
will
be
doing
business
on
his
own,
and
if
he
does
not
make
his
own
collections
will
not
deliver
the
paper.
Those
paid
in
advance
will
continue
to
receive
the
paper
until
the
subscription
expires.
Any
wishing
to
continue
the
yearly
payments
may
do
so,
and
we
pay
the
boy.
The
price
of
the
paper
will
be
10c
a
week,
payable
strictly
in
'advance.
Tliat
means
six
papers
for
ten
cents.
It
will
take
a
few
weeks
to
get
the
new
system
running
smoothly,
and
in
the
meantime
we
ask
for
the
co-operation
of
the
readers
of
the
paper.
The
routes
not
going
on
the
new
system
this
week
will
do
so
just
as
soon
as
the
lists
are
made
up
and
the
boys
properly
Instructed.
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the
boys
to
set
up
in
business
for
themselves!
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Odette
de
Fbras
Spending
Month
at
Alberta
Home
!
HIGH
RIVER,
Alta..
"Sept.
17.
1
Odette
de
Foras;
prima
denna
of
Co-vent
Oarden
Opera
Company,
will
,
rest
for
a
month
at
the
home
of
her
I
mother.
Countess
de
Foras,
High
I
River,
before
returning
to
England
;fbr
the
autumn
season
A
now
vehicle
for
her
gifts
will
be
offered
In
a
dramatic
opera
"The
Wreckers."
which
is
having
Its
first
real
production
In
London
next
season.
It
has
been
composed
by
Dame
Ethel
Smyth,
an
English
writer
and
composer
of
great
charm.
Dame
Smyth
has
asked
Miss
de
Foras
to
sing
the
part
of
Avis
in
this
produc
tion,
which
Is
being
eagerly
awaited
br
the
English
musical
world.
The
story
is
woven
round
the
bleak
Cor
niah
coast
where
the
fisher
folk
pray
their
gods
to
send
wrecks
that
they
.might
plunder.
The
study
of
this
part
will
steal
many
of
the
precious
hours
of
Miss
de
Foras'
brief
rest
period.
She
plans,
aside
from
this
occasional
work,
to
spend
her
month
in
absorbing
all
possible
of
Alberta's
air
and
sunshine.
In
riding
horseback,
sleeping
in
a
tent,
eating
Saskatoons,
while
they
last,
exploring
endless
charms
of
the
river
paths
and
living
most
simply
and
quietly.
She
is
one
of
the
younger
members
of
a
family
that
came
to
High
River
from
Savoy,
France
more
than
twenty
years
ago.
Since
that
Uiae
the
family
has
added
greatly
to
the
social
life
of
Calgary
and
Its
own
foothill
community.
Count
de
Foras.
the
head
of
the
house,
died
In
1926.
An
older
sister
f
Ml
de
Foras,
the
late
Itorni-nande,
who
gave
her
life
in
war
ervice,
had
shown
great
literary
promise.
Her
writings
had
been
eagerly
accepted
by
"Life"
and
similar
periodicals
and
high
accom
plishment
had
been
predicted
for
ier.
But
at
the
outbreak
of
the
war
6he
enlisted
as
a
volunteer
nurse,
entered
a
Canadian
hospital
over-
eas,
and
died
as
a
result
of
illness
contracted
while
serving
in
hospital.
Previous
to
her
death
she
had
been
decorated
by
the
French
govern
-
nent.
A
brother
also,
Frank,
who
m'llsted
with
the
Twelfth
Canadian
Mounted,
gave
his
life
In
the
service
of
his
country.
Miss
de
Foras
still
retains
contact
with
the
family
In
France.
As
a
rule
her
rest
periods
are
spent
at
her
father's
old
home.
Chateau
de
Thuyset,
on
Lake
of
Genera.
But
her
deep-rooted
love
of
freedom
and
space
and
foothill
air
remains
unbroken
and
at
every
possible
op
portunity
she
returns
to
Alberta
and
hey
"little
gray
home
in
the
west."
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208
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FINE
TALK
ON
PEACE
COUNTRY
Inspector
Hall
Gives
Eloquent-Address
to
Rotary
Club
at
Yesterday's
Luncheon
.
"I
found
that
the
new
people
going
into
the
Peace
River
are
carrying
on
the
glorious
traditions
f
Canada,
trying
to
teach
the
boys
nd
p.irls
to
slmd
and
look
every
nan
between
th'
eyes
and
feel
that
'hey
are
ettfsens
of
no
mean
country-"
declared
T
W.
Hall,
inspector
of
schools,
who
gave
an
eloquent
ind
instructive
address
on
the
Peace
River
country
at
the
Rotary
Club
luncheon
yesterday.
Mr.
Hall
told
of
the
three
and
a
iilf
million
acres
of
wonderfully
crtUe
land
in"
the
Peace
River
block
of
British
Columbia
and
of
the
ldvantages
of
the
country,
lie
said
that
no
climate
had
been
so
much
nallgned
as
that
of
the
Peace
ex
cept
that
of
Prince
Rupert.
During
the
two
and
a
half
years
he
had
been
In
the
country
the
schools
had
increased
from
23
to
61,
and
the
average
enrollment
now
was
21
as
against
17
at
that
time.
Little
was
known
of
that
vast
country,
but
it
was
a
district
where
the
average
wheat
crop
was
36
bushels
to
the
icre
as
against
the
Canadian
aver
age
of
ten.
While
people
there
were
not
making
money
owing
to
the
low
price
of
wheat,
there
were
nd
people
going
hungry.
Practically
all
md
gardens
and
in
them
they
could
trow
almost
anything.
People
in
the
country
only
a
year
made
:nough
to
get
by.
Telling
of
ths
type
of
people
going
to
the
country
now
at
the.
rate
of
100
'settlers
a
week,
Mr.
Hall
said
78
per
cent
of
them
were
of
British
origin.
Very
lew
were
drifters
or
buy.
In
the
winter
months
he
had
travelled
a
good
deal
and
last
winter
Mrs.
Hall
had
travelled
with
blm
and
there
had
been
no
discomfort.
Mr.
Hail
told
an
interesting
incident
in
regard
to
his
visit
to
the
battlefields
of
France
where
he
formerly
had
served-as
a
corporal
in
the
army,
showing
the
high
esteem
in
which
Canadians
were
held
there.
He
spoke
highly
of
what
he
had
already
seen
of
Prince
Rupert
and
prophesied
an
enjoyable
sojourn
in
this
part
of
the
country.
President
O.
II.
Munro
thanked
the
speaker
for
his
splendid
address.
"Beautiful
Joe"
to
be
Translated
Into
Roumanian
Tongue
TORONTO,
Sept.
10
A
steu
nearer
world-wide
recognition
has
been
attained
with
the
announce
ment
that
xnesutlful
Joe."
famous
Canadian
animal
classic,
is
to
be
translated
Into
Roumanian.
Madame
RadulescQrtogoncano,
head
oi
a
lyceum
for
young
ladles
In
Bucharest,
Roumanta,
and
wife
of
iProfessor
H.
Radulesco-togoneano
of
the
University
of
Bucharest,
Is
to
do
the
translation.
On
a
recent
visit
to
Toronto
she
became
Interested
in
the
story
which
has
been
I
translated
Into
more
languages
than
any
other
Canadian
book,
and
i
received
permission
from
Marshall
Snundt
rs.
the
author,
to
do
It
Into
jliiM-
mother-tongue.
PROVINCE
CAN
rmmmmT
!
.
GROW
GRAPES
British
Columbia
Can
Produre
quircments
Declares
Expert
OTTAWA.
Sept.
19
"It
would
appear!"
says
Major
L.
F.
Burrows
Secretary
of
the
Canadian
Horticultural
Council
"that
while
mucn
is
being
said
about
the
grape
crop
coming
from
the
section
around
the
head
of
Lake
Ontario,
that
if
must
not
be
forgotten
that
British
Columbia
is
to
a
position
to
sup-'
ply
very
much,
if
not
all,
of
its
own
requirement.
Viticulture
;n
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is
increasingly
Important
and
tonnago
is
coming
from
B.C
lands
Thr
same
weather
conditions
which
favored
the
fruit
In
Ontario
has
been
enjoyed
in
the
Pncific
province
A
fair
percentage
of
thr
estimatfri
5.000,000
basket?
of
Canadian
grapes
will
be
DC
t;rown."
"The
sanie
e'
forts
in
marketing
'he
B.C.
production
are
behind
thr
western
fruit
as
are
behind
the
Ontario
crop.
Radio
broadcasts?
and
newspaper
advertising
will
urge
the
use
of
Canadian
grapes
on
all
Canadian
tables
this
year
This
is
an
all-Canadian
marketing
plan
and
all
Candian
grape
growers
and
homes
will
equally
benefit,"
Major
Burrows
concluded.
A.
W.
Gibson
of
the
Poet
Office
sta'
wlled
last
night
on
the
sj
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouvu
whence
he
will
proceed
to
Rochester.
New
York,
for
a
holiday
visit.
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Rupert
Famous
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
lack
co;
Prepared
Daily
Ily
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Lid.
PRINCE
KUPEKT.
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BULKLEY
VALLEY
COAL
The
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Bulklcy
Valley
Coal:
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in
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own
section
of
the
province;
you
help
the
local
unemployment
situation;
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British
'Columbia.
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PHONE
649
Steam
Cleaning
and
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Alterations
Made
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and
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THE
TAILOR
817
Second
Ave.
Phone
619
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