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and
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j
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reduced
prices
Boys'Bays'
Blue
Ltom&er
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at
.'
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slock
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pick
from
Men's
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ib
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now
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per
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and
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per
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per
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2
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ii
1
bunch
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lbs.
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bunch
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Rib
Roll,
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lbs.
&
1
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,
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of
Veal
6
lbs.
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of
Lamb,
5
lbs.
&
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tin
Peas
Lamb
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lbs.
&
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tin
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.Leg
of
Lamb
per
lb.
amb
Chops
2
U
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Veal
Chops
2
lbs.
mc
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25c
35
c
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.
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20c
35c
35c
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our
nrlce
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Next
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Frizzell's
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DR.KERGIN
IS
SPEAKER
lyro
rj-ar
lnlfrettnc
Address
on
Subject
ot
"Immunitj"
'
Immunity
and
Kindred
Subjects
m
Medicine'"
was
the
topic
chosen
oy
Or.
W.
T.
Kergin
for
an
address
jf
much
interest
before
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
at
its
regular
svcekly
luncheon
yesterday.
Sjme
persons,
said
Dr.
Kergin
c
messed
natural
immunity
to
ttr-iji
dUcaics.
There
was
also
im-;
inity
acquired
through
luring
tad
and
recovered
from
a
disease
ir
as
a
result
of
mnocuiation
wttn
:um
or
vaccine.
It
had
been
jimd
possible
to
establish
immun-
y
to
such
diseases
as
diphtheria,
-nalltiox
typhoid
fever
and
rabies
before
the
disease
developed
In
a
erson.
As
a
result
of
the
measures
or
establishment
of
immunity
'hlch
had
been
developed
by
me-lical
srknee,
maladies
which
a
omparatlvcl;
few
years
ago
had
veen
known
as
dread
and
deadly
courses
were
now
much
less
ser
ous.
Indcrcl
it
was
quite
powiblc
0
prevent
many
of
them
and
lessen
he
attacks
of
others.
Man
had
miraculous
inherent
xnrers
of
combatting
and
resisting
tiseare.
the
speaker
said.
The
de
velopment
of
disease
antidotes
by
oxin
had
further
aided
these
now-
rs
The
invention
and
perfection
of
the
microscope.
Dr.
Kergin
said.
lad
opened
up
to
research
the
world
of
germs
and
bacilli,
regarding
the
existence
of
which
litUe
was
known
not
so
many
years
ago.
While
the
most
of
germs
were
not
Injurious
to
nanklnd
but
rather
beneficent
and
helpful,
there
were
others,
such
as
the
tiny
bacilli
ot
tuberculosis,
which
were
greater
enemies
to
man
than
the
largest
and
most
ferocious
of
beasts.
Dr.
Kergin
discussed
some
of
the
methods
of
establishment
and
transfer
of
immunity
to
certain
diseases.
There
was
the
serum
treatment
whereby
the
anti-bodies
were
transferred,
usually
from
ani
mals
which
had
had
the
disease,
to
human
persons.
Then
there
was
the
vaccine
treatment
whereby
the
poison
itself,
either
killed
or
with
Its
virulence,
attenuated,
was
.trans
ferred.
At
the
close
6f
hli
address.
Dr.
Kergin
was
heartily
thanked
by
President
W.
II.
Tobey
who
was
in
the
chair.
Next
week,
members
ot
the
Gyro
Club,
following
luncheon,
will
ad
around
the
Wasr-jcgton
monum-n
Tx"U-
as
shall
Its
tJ
(Joe
II
nroun
Star
in
One
ficture
I
Anil
Rarhara
Stanrrk
in
Other
at
Capitol
Joe
E.
Brown,
in
another
hilarious
ouiedy.
"A
Vey
Honorable
Ouy,"
nd
Barbara
Stanwyck,
in
an
turns-lai'V
thrilling
and
romantic
drama.
Gambling
Lady."
are
to
be
the
featured
players
on
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
for
the
mit'dle
of
this
week.
In
"Ai
Very.
Honorable
Ouy,
Brown
plays
the
part
of
a
tinhorn
Stock
Trading
Is
Still
Dull
Uay
of
Lethargy
In
New
York
Marks
Fifth
Anniversary
of
Crah
Which
Started-Oepression
NEW
YORK.
Oct.
21:
Yesterday
which
marked
the
filth
anniversary
of
the
great
crash
in
the
market
which
presaged
the
'depression
trading
was
again
dull
In
the
New
York
Stock
Exchinse
witlvllttle
In
teresU
Prices
were
Irregularly
lower
with
fractional
losses.
The
day's
turnover
amounted
to
only
510.000
shares.
Industrial
average
at
clos
ing
was
94.65.
off
.13:
rails.
35.49
off
22;
utilities.
19.65.
off
J07.
and
bonds,
93.71.
up
.15.
NEW
YOKK
MKTALS
?
NEW4YORK,
October
24--
Lead
closed
at
3.7c
to
3.75c
per
pound
cn
the
local
metal
market
yester
day.
Copper
was
unchanged
at
9c
per
pound
as
was
silver
at
53c
per
ounce.
tourn
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
to
be'
entertained,
through
the
courtesy
1
of
D.
O.
Borland,
manager,
with
:
will
also
be
.special
observance
of
scenic-moving
pictures
of
England
""Founders'
Day."-
probably
two
and
Scotland
furnished
by
the
Ca-'wtek
hence,
for
xhlch.
a
special
nadlan
National
Railways.
There
program
will
be
arranged.
.
wu.ii
-s
being
built
Wiung-.
z
D.C
to
g.re
the
..ex-uag
v.t
repair.,
g
TWO
FILMS;
MARKETING
BOTH
GOOD
LIVESTOCK
rmdaters
Of
Province
Of
Sa
atrhewan
Talking
About
Coming
I'nder
New
Art
OTTAWA.
October
24
CP:
3ajUchvwn
livestock
may
itaf.
ly
be
brought
under
the
Potstnfer
n
iue'.
Msrfcem
K"
reyrnyo
"""in
w'th
this
end
la
viae
hav
rv
brn
mdc
bv
thf
Sakatch
rxn
Uveatoek
Pool.
Later
It
b
potble
that
ManMob
and
AMar
may
follow
sail.
Under
the
Marketing
Act
thw
irt
who
has
n
the
rcnuUtton
10uW
regtrtraUon
of
prooueerr
heverBobfcbSekonhtewordbotl1111"
'
P'"
and
whq.
who
roes
ihrouah
such
ricUsltudes
aod
marketing
on
a
not!
-
-
-
it
1
f
bad
luck
that
he
Is
compelled
to
-ell
his
own
bor
to
nay
hU
debt
mder
a
cositrjkfj
whkh
gjvea
hin'
hirty
diyi
of
life
before
delivering
himself
as
a
corpse
Alice
White
ha
he
role
of
a
gold
dtegnvg
ehorut
girl.
Robert
Barrat
Ls
a
mad
doctor
nd
AUn
Dinehart
heads
a
band
of
crooks.
namblinc
Lady"
has
an
unusoal
-tot
replete
with
fast,
thrilling
ar-
Ion
and
filled
with
powerful
dra
matic
situations
and
sweet
ro
mance.
Beautiful
Barbara
Stanwyck
is
credited
-with
a
superb
por-tayal
of
a
difficult
role
as
a
younc
'idy
who
gambled
for
a
living
but
ever
cr-nDt)mi.v1
hrr
honor
-Ither
'n
I'fe
or
love
Joel
McCre.
-laying
opooitc
M1m
Stanwvck.
rives
a
virCe
performance,
Pat
O'Brien
sh-uin-
honors
with
Wb.
Other
well
known
members
of
the)
cast
are
Claire
Dodd
and
C.
Aubrey
I
Smith.
basis
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MIXED
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i
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Hallowe'en
Apples
Oct
them
Now
Mcintosh
Fancy
wrapped,
per
box
35c
ArtoiiSS
Many
varieties
at
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prices
$2.49
Mcintosh
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Q-l
f(
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V
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large.
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19c
34c
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ECONOMY
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More
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P.
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TONIGHT
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mm
THURSDAY
mi
Si
Too
llunnt
To
Lite
And,
He
Almtwt
Didn't!
At
7:00
It
BARBARA
STANWYCK
in
"Gambling
Lady"
Mie
played
the
came
with
an
nee
up
her
sleeve
...
bat
co
lUn'l
cold
iWk
the
man
she
loved.
ith
--
JOKL
McCREA
PAT
O'lUUEN
At
8
04
&
I0i3'
l'.llVMOrT
M.WS
at
3
03
(Shaws
Onee
Only
NEW
BADMINTON
RACKETS
FOR
OLD
Trade
in
your
old
racket
with
us
and
set
a
new
one
(iencrous
allowance
made
New
BwUs
added
this
month
to
our
Rental
I.ilirary
-THE
WOLVES"
.
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MH'
TALE
OP
A
SHIPWRECK"
H
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AJwundn
"CRACK
OP
DOOM"
IHwiw
"THE
MAN
ON
THE
WltnT.
If
OMIT
iWt
-THE
CASE
AGAINST
MRS.
AMES"
Rh
-MURDER
IN
THREE
ACTS"
ClVtotk
"WHILE
ROME
BURNS"
Wa!lroU
VKNtniAN
MASQUE"
Sitotlni
'
BEG
OARS
HORSES"
Wren
-LUST
FOR
LIFE"
-
.
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STvnr
OF
SAN
MtCHELE
.
Month"
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SCARUrr
HEiSr
Ck-rarTl
Head
all
of
the
atavr
and
ntanr
others.
3c
per
month
No
other
charge
Just
arrived
The
latest
designs
in
SI1JKU
I-TTK
PICTURES
7rtoC1
9.5
at
mi
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RRIDGE
IIANDROOK
CulbcrUon
Easyivay
system
35c
See
our
excellent
line
of
Personal
Xmus
Greeting
Cards
at
S1.00
oer
dozen.
Best
value
ever
often
l.
SATIN-GL0
FINISH
Butln-Olo
FttiJih
t
an
interior
paint
for
deeoraUng
wall,
woodwork
and
furniture
where
a
&eml-glos
flnUh
U
dealred.
It
produce
a
p!eaing
aUn-llke
effect
and
is
made
In
a
wide
cholee
of
beautiful
patl
tints.
J
pis.
15c;
pts.
80c;
qts.
$1.10;
Kals.
S2.G0;
pals
$1.50
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