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1
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per
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reads
the
Dally
News
There's
a
reason.
LEADING
baby
specialists
have
long
accepted
Carnation
Milk
l
as
a
superior
food
for
bottle-fed
babies.
It
is
much
more
digestible
than
cow's
milk
in
any
other
form.
It
it
absolutely
uniform.
It
is
safe
because
it
is
sterilized.
Now
Carnation
Milk
has
been
made
more
valuable
as
a
food
for
babies.
It
is
irradiated
with
ultra-violet
r.ys
so
that
it
supplies
a
valuable
amount
of
Vitamin
D.
Nothing
is
added
to
the
milk.
It
is
not
affected
in
cny
way
except
in
its
Vitamin
D
potency.
And
there
is
no
increase
in
price
because
of
irradiation.,
Ask
your
doc.
tor
about
Carnation
Milk
for
your
baby
or
children.
The
famous
Dionne
quintuplets
are
being
raised
on
Irradiated
Carnation
Milk.
They
have
been
fed
Carnation
Milk
since
November,
1934.
A
Better
Milk
for
Every
Use
Carnation
has
always
been
a
superior
milk
for
any
use.
It
costs
less
than
cream,
yet
it
is
so
smooth
and
rich
for
creaming
coffee,
cereals,
fruit.
In
cooking,
it
gives
a
smooth
richness
which
ordinary
milk
cannot
give.
NOW
it
adds
Vitamin
D
to
everything
in
which
it
is
used
and
Vitamin
D
is
important
to
both
children
and
adults.
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WORLD'S
LARGEST-SELLING
BRAND
OF
EVAPORATED
MILK
A.
F.
Jackson,
representing
thr
J
Northern
Electric
Co.,
arrived
In
(the
city
yesterday
on
the
Prince
I
George
from
Vancouver
to
make
I
one
of
his
regular
Inspections
of
sound
equipment
in
the
Capitol
Theatre
here.
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SPECIALS
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at
lowest
prices
from
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25-lb.
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60-70
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DRY
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per
lb
...
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lbs
BULK
COCOA
18
butterfat,
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lbs
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lots
$1.15
39c
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6c
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35c
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Ask
us
about
other
prices
and
then
compare
them.
We
deliver
and
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service
is
good.
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Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
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18
TBI
DELT
Wlfl
Thursday
Italy
and
Greece
In
Crisis
Now
(Continued
rrom
pace
one
of
its
own
embassy
from
Rome,
chus
completely
breaking
off
all
diplomatic
relations.
The
Ethiopian
embassy
was
under
Italian
military
guard
last
night
and
it
was
stated
that
the
Ethiopian
minister
and
his
staff
would
be
kept
in
Rome
until
all
Italian
representatives
from
Ethiopia
had
arrived
safely.
Meantime
passports
have
been
denied.
!
Italy
does
not
wish
to
do
anything
that
would
antagonize
United
States
against
her,
it
is
said.
Special
precautions
will
be
taken
to
j
protect
American
property
in
all
I
Italian
military
operations
In
'Ethiopia
both
from
land
and
air.
Incidentally,
it
is
understood
that
Italy
Is
planning
early
air
raids
over
Addis
Ababa,
capital
df
Ethiopia.
Yesterday
was
a
"quiet
day":
for
the
Italian
army
in
Eritrea,
an
df-
jflcial
communique
stated
last
night,
describing
the
East
African
(
operations.
Only
"small
patrol
ac-jtions"
had
occurred
along
the
t
front,
It
was
stated,
the
main
concern
being
to
strengthen
thoroughly
all
positions
along
the
line
between
Adlgrat
and
Aduwa
against
counter
attacks.
The
"holy
city"
of
'Aksum
had
not
yet
fallen
late
last
night
but
Its
capture
by
the
Ita-
llans'was
expected
momentarily.
Officers
Captured
LONDON,
Oct.
10:
(CPJ
Ethlo-
jplan
reports
yesterday
stated
that
ia
three-way
attack
on
the
Italian
right
flank
on
ths
northern
frbni
,naa
resulted
in
the
capture
of
several
dozen
Italian
officers
including
a
colonel.
In
the
Agudan
i
sector
on
the
southern
front
Italian
j
operations
on
the
ground
were
not
:
meeting
with
much
success
against
the
Ethiopian
guerilla
warfare
and
i
sniping,
bombing
from
aircraft
having
more
effect.
Opposed
to
Joining
War
NEW
YORK.
Oct.
10:-The
American
Legion
yesterday
joined
the
American
(Federation
of
Labor
In
Its
stand
against
any
participation
oy
united
States
in
another
A
VOTE
FOR
ORME
IS
A
VOTE
FOR
BENNETT
The
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett
Is
Canada's
man
of
the
hour.
It
is
only
once
In'
a
century,
and
that
only
in
times
of
stress
and
trouble,
that
there
arises
a
man
of
destiny
and
Canada
today
is
fortunate
In
having
such
a
man.
There
are
no
strings
attached
to
Bennett.
He
has
one
thought
and
one
only
and
that
Is
what
is
best
for
Canada.
'
He
is
a
man
who
has
a
complete
understanding
of
the
trials
and
tribulations
of
the
underdog,
as
witnessed
by
his
legislation.
Who
saved
the
farmers
of
Canada
from
bankruptcy
and
left
them
on
the
land
as
efficient
producers?
Bennett!
Who
made
a
wider
market
for
our
Canadian
produce
and
gave
the
producers
the
Marketing
Act,
and
no
one
can
deny
the
efficacy
of
this
act?
Bennett!
Who
Introduced
and
carried
through
more
progressive
legislation
during
his
term
of
office
than
has
been
passed
since
Confederation?
Bennett!
Who
was
the
moving
spirit
in
the
Ottawa
agreements,
providing
the
country
with
an
Empire
market
and
saving
Canada
from
insolvency?
Bennett!
Who
took
over
an
adverse
trade
balance
of
$103,000,000
and
converted
it
into
a
favorable
one
of
$152,000,000?
Bennett!
Who
took
steps
to
wipe
out
illegal
practices
by
amending
the
Companies
Act?
Bennett!
Who
has
brought
Canada
with
unimpaired
credit
through
the
worst
enocomic
depression
in
history,
by
strong
courageous
guidance?
Bennett!
Who
has
the
foresight
to
soe
that
all
over
60
years
of
age
must
be
provided
for
and
taken
.off
of
the
labor
market?
Bennett!
.
While
keeping
in
mind
the
maintenance
of
the
national
credit
"on
a
sound
basis,
as
a
vital
element
in
its
policies,
the
present
government
has
dealt
more
firmly
with
the
so-called
big
interests,
and
has
done
more
for
the
protection
of
the
average
man,
and
the
advancement
of
his
interests
than
any
previous
administration
In
the
history
of
the
Dominion.
In
reference
to
Mr,
Bennett's
sincerity,
Mr.
Henri
Bourassa,
Independent
Liberal
Member
for
Labelle,
on
January
22,
1935,
is
reported
in
Hansard
as
follows:
"It
has
been
suggested
that
the
Prime
Minister
is
not
sincere
and
this
is
only
pre-election
talk.
I
hold
no.
brief
for
the
Prime
Minister.
I
am
glad
for
five
minutes
he
is
not
here.
I
am
not
a
follower
of
his.
I
have
fought
his
policies
in
the
past,
but
when
I
hear
his
sincerity
being
challenged
I
feel
bound
to
protest.
Not
only
do
I
believe,
but
I
know
that
he
is
sincere.
.
.
I
know
that
these
thoughts
have
been
in
his
mind
for
months
and
years,
and
when'
It
is
suggested
all
over
the
country
that
the
Prime
Minister
is
a
selfish
financier
associated
with
St.
James
Street,
andithat
this
is
only
a
smoke
screen
to
prevent
other
parties
from
bringing
in
true
social
reforms,
I
know
it
is
untrue!
I
know
the
pontiffs
in
the
financial
circles
of
Montreal
and
elsewhere
dread
the
effective
power
of
R.
B.
Bennett,
if
I
be
pardoned
for
naming
him,
more
than
that
of
any
other
man,"
-Orme's
Campaign
Committee.
SEND
FOR
THIS
GIFT!
DIONNE
'QUINTS'
BIRTHDAY
BOWL
Sent
to
anyone
for
two
trade-marks,
taken
fr,om
;
packages
of
Quaker
Oats,
and
15
cents
to
cover
handling
and
mailing
charges.
Send
to
The
Quaker
Oats
Company,
Saskatoon,
Sask.
This
offer
is
made
to
cele-bate
the
selection
of
Quaker
Oats
as
the
cereal
for
the
Dionne
Quintuplets,
even
before
their
first
birthday.
You
will
love
this
souvenir.
A
beautiful
design
in
lifetime
chromium,6"
in
diameter,
useful
for
serving
many
things.
Send
now
to
address
above.
IN
VITAMIN
O
FOR
KEEPING
FIT...
1c
WORTH
OF
QUAKER
OATS
quad
3
CAKES
OF
IRESH
YEAST
world
war.
The
president
of
the
Legion
stated:
"We
shall
fight
with
all
our
strength
against
this
coun
try
being
dragged
into
another
yorld
war.
We
had
enough
of
that
A
the
last."
.
;
Meantime,
reports
from
Wash-ngton
stated
that
Piesident
Franklin
D,
Roosevelt
was
competing
"his
plan
to
ensure
United
Uates
neutrality
both
active
and
passive
in
event
of
European
war
Jthough
hopes
were
still
expressed
.hat
such
a
war
might
be
averted.
Travel
Is
Diverted
LONDON,
Oct.
10:
Owing
to
the
threat
of
war
In
the
Mediterranean
Sea,
practically
all
travel
between
England
and
Australia
and
New
Zealand
by
way
of
Suez
Canal
is
being
diverted
to
the
longer
route
by
way
of
the
United
States.
People
of
Australia
and
New
Zealand
returning
to
their
homes,
and
the
movement
Is
becoming
heavier
now
as
winter
on
the
northern
hemisphere
approaches,
are
changing
their
bookings
from
the
eastward
r,oute
to
the
westward.
The
distance
from
England
to
Australia
by
way
of
Suez
Is
13,343
miles,
via
New
York
and
San
Francisco,
16,-
J
192
miles
and
by
way
of
the
Pan
ama
Canal,
19,962
miles.
Women
Would
Fight
ADDIS
ABABA,
Oct.
10:
Women
I
warriors
are
appealing
to
Emperor
Halle
Selassie
to
be
permitted
to
go
to
the
front.
One
has
offered
to
head
a
battalion
of
1500
men.
The
Emperor
yesterday
set
up
a
censorship
board,
reports
being
that
communications
between
Addis
Ababa
and
the
fronts
had
broken
down.
It
was
reported
here
that
the
Italians
were
using
deadly
gas
bombs
in
their
air
attacks
with
devastating
effect
upon
the
Ethiopian
forces.
Was
No
Surprise
GENEVA,
Oct.
10:
Refusal
of
Austria
and
Hungary
yesterday
to
be
party
to
condemnation
of
Italy
and
enforcement
of
sanctions
against
her
as
being
the
aggressor
in
the
"unprovoked
war"
against
Ethiopia
came
as
no
surprise
to
the
most
of
international
political
observers.
Neither
Austria
or
Hungary
are
regarded
as
important
sources
of
supply
and,
despite
their
stand,
the
sanction
plan,
it
wa3
decided
today
by
"silent
consent"
would
be
proceeded
with
by
the
50
odd
other
League
nations
In
the
hope
that
Mussolini
will
soon
be
compelled
to
sire
for
peace.
Only
Austria,
Hungary
and
Italy
announced
non-acceptance
of
the
council's
reoort
Italy,
the
Austrian
asserted,
had
stood
by
his
country
in
lime
of'
stress
and
had
saved
it
from
being
j
swallowed
up
by
Germany
in
1934.
Therefore,
Austria
could
hardly
turn
against
itaiy
at
this
time.
The
possibility
of
Austria
being
ised
as
a
lane
for
the
shipment
of
goods
to
Italy
from
Germany
is
considered
unlikely.
A
British
loan
to
Germany
might
ensure
the
latter's
neutrality.
Baron
Alois!,
chief
Italian
dele-
Anniversary
Of
j
Their
Wedding
Mrs.
W.
J.
Marshall
and
Mrs.
Char-t
les
Batt
Hostesses
for
Itev.
and
t
Mrs.
W.
J.
Scherk
Mrs
W.
J.
Marshall
and
Mrx
Charles
Batt
were
hostesses
last
!
night
at
the
home
of
the
forme'
at
an
enjoyable
forty-sixth
wedding
anniversary
celebration
in
honor
of
their
parents,
Rev.
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
Scherk,
former
residents
of
Prince
Rupert,
who
have
been
re-visiting
here
since
last
July
and
who
will,
be
leaving
tomorrow
night
on
the
Cardcna
for
their
new
field
of
work
at
Merrltt.
There
were
about
twnty-flve
guests
In
attendance
to
do
honor
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Soherk.
The
evening
was
enjoyably
spent
In
singing
and
speeches
with
Rev
E.
J.
North
acting
as
master
of
ceremonies.
Presentation
of
a
nurse
of
gold
was
made
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Scherk.
There
was
a
two-tier
wed
ding
cake
on
an
attractively
de-r
corated
table
with
tapers.
gate
to
the
League,
was
scheduled
to
be
heard
today
by
the
Assembly
which
adjourned
last
night
without
deciding
on
definite
action.
The
most
of
observers
feel
that
the
hour
of
Italy's
withdrawal
from
the
Leagus
is
near.
Meantime
the
As
sembly
has
yet
to
chart
its
definite
sanction
course
as
between
Great
Britain's
attitude
of
aggressive
punishment
of
Italy
and
France's
favor
'for
gradual
and
mild
steps.
An
Italian
spokesman
tqld
the
Associated
Press
today
that
any
naval
blockade
against
Italy
would
mean
war.
Spies
Arc
Arrested
VALETTA,
Oct
10:
Three
Italian
spies,
one
a
bank
mana-
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