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SIX
B.
C.
Grandiated
Sugar
(Limit
.20
lbs),
10
lbs.
.....
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'I
tins
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i
No
1
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sack,
mi
Quality
has
no
Bill
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&
Save!
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Economy
Store
Offers
You
Free
Uifts
with
your
cash
purchases.
Get
the
habit
and
save
your
coupons.
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45c
39c
(Onions
advancing
buy
now)
Bulkley
Valley
Potatoes
C0
Off
100-lb.
sack
$fiO
Bulkley
Valley
Carrots
8
lbs:
Pulkley
Valley
Turnips
NT
lbs.
:
CORN
FLAKES
Sugar
Crisp,
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pkgs
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Chief
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box.
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pkg
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25c
25c
47c
BAKING
POWDER-
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fin
Blue.
Ribbon.
5-lh.
tin
viVI
CORN
STARCH
3.
pkirs,.
,
s
PEANUT
BUTTER
Bulk
2
ihs.
.
35c
25c
(Please
ferln?
own
container)
KITIMA
AT
CHEESE
-
9
ff
o
per
lb
Fresh
Fruits
anrl
Vr?ftables
at
low
prices.
Try
Our
FREE
Delivery
Service
of
Orders
$1.00
or
Over.
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
substitute
'
UNITED
STATES
WORKLESS
WASHINGTON
D.C..
Nov.
12.'
!
CP)
Unofficial
figures
compiled
by
experts
set
the
number
of
unemployed
in
the
United
States
at
nine
million.
ADVISED
TO
EAT
BRAN
FOR
HER
CONSTIPATION
Kellogg's
All-Bran
Helps
Miss
Hanson
Read
this
enthusiastic,
voluntary
letter:
"Just
a
line
to
let
you
know
how
much
I
appreciate
Kellogg's
All-Bran.
I
was
troubled
with
constipation.
I
asked
my
doctor
what
to
do.
He
said
to
eat
bran..
"I
tried
other
brands
but
they
weren't
so
good,
so
I
tried
Kellogg's
All-Bran,
and
it
is
ust
wonderful.
It
makes
delicious
muffins,
too."
Miss
Agnes
Hanson
(address
upon
request).
All-Bran
provides
mild
"bulk"
missing
in
the
average
meal.
This
delicious
cereal
also
furnishes
vitamin
B
and
iron.
The
"bulk".in
All-Bran
absorbs
moisture,
and
gently
exercises
and
cleanses
the
system.
It
is
often
more
effective
than
that
found
in
fruits
and
vegetables,
as
it
does
not
break
down
within
the
body.
All-Bran
also
supplies
vitamin
B
and
iron.
Isn't
this
natural
food
pleasanter
than
patent
medicines?
Just
eat
two
tablespoonfuls
daily.
If
not
relieved,
see
your
doctor.
Sold
by
all
grocers.
All-Bran
is
much
more
effective
than
part-bran
products.
Made
by
Kellogg
in
London,
Ontario.
'Conttipation
du4
to
insufficient
"bvllc"
FAMILY
IS
LOANS
vour
people
throuehout.
They
were
really
so
comfortable
that
the
"oiinesWs'
anneiiics
increased
with
every
meal
they
had
in
the
diner."'
Beach
the
most
people
in
city
md
district
with
an
advertisement
In
the
Daily
News.
HOME
IMPROVEMENT
Under
the
new
provisions
in
respect
to
:'
the
Dominion
Housing
Act
The
Bank
of
Montreal
is
co-operating
in
the
plan
announced
by
the
Dominion
Government
for
assisting
home
owners
who
wish
to
renovate,
modernize
or
otherwise
improve
their
homes,
and
it
is
now
prepared
to
make
loans
to
property
owners
under
the
new
provisions
of
the
Dominion
Housing
Act.
Briefly,
the
provisions1
regarding
home
improvement
loans
are:
'
Maximum
loan
on
one
property
$2,000,
Discount
Charge
equal
to
$J.2J
per
$100.
of
the
face
value
of
the
note,
for
one
year,
payable
in
advance.
Repayment
by
monthly
instilments.
Loans
to
be
used
solely
for
improving
and
-
i
;-repairirig
existing
property,
and
not
for
build
k
wh
ing
on
vacant
land.
Improvements
include
ill
audi
work
as
new
plumbing,
remodellin,
rooms,
installation
ot
furnace,
painting,
rooting,
etc.
Fixtures,
which
are
not
removable
attachments
or
appliances,
are
considered
improvements.
No
endorsers
axe
required.
Loans
made
to
owners
only.
Properties
on
which
loans
may
be
made
include:
private
homes,
duplexes,
small
apartment
houses,
farmhouses
and
combination
store
and
dwelling
houses.
Standing"
of
taxes,
mortgage
payments',
etc,
to
be
acceptable
to
the
lending
institution.
'
:
If
you
wish
to
obtain
funds
to
repair,
improve
or1
"T:
if
modernue
your
property,
we
would
be
very
glad
to
have
you
all
and
discuss
your
requirements
with
us.
s
;.
',"
'
.
.
;
r;,
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
mik
Prince
Rupett
Branch:
F.
A.
MacCALLUM,
Manager."
Stewart
Branch:
Hi
V.
LITTLER,
Manager
t
r
y.
sma
1,1.
a
c
c
o
u
n
t
s
a
r
t
-
;!'
".tlx-
T'-fT''"--"''
I
duct
invi
.H.
.
IMftl.-
,
NEWS
OFTHE
MINES
Miners
on
North
Coast
Must
be
Resourceful
Portland
Canal
Looking
Very
Good
These
Days-May
Operate
Glacier
Gulch
!
'
To
be
!a
miner
or
a
prospeijlor
on
this
.coast
dqmands
air
most
unlimited
resourcefulness.
There
are
many
unusual
problems
which
must
be
met
from
time
to
time.
Take
the
case
of
Larry
Thornton
and
associates
Vho
are
driving
tunnels
under
hundreds
of
feet
of
ice
on
the
Chickamin
.Glacier
in
the
Portland
Canal
country.
Then
consider
Carl
Ecklund
who
is
leasing
orew
,
.
..
deposits
at
Granby
Point
near
An-
was
located
by
Civules
Clay
of
yox.
"The
pay
ore
left
by
the
prm'ce
Rupert.
Granby
Co.."'
says
Ecklund,
"is
a.
I
flat
vein
'from
six
to
twelve
Inches'
AbouTa
car
ago
1
two
Swedes
'thick,
lying
llkp
a
blanket
over
named
Vollaug
and
Erickson
found
C
A
TICrirn
about
half
an
acre
of
ground
at
good-looking
ore
on
Table
Mcun-Nj
I
I
I
KM,
tide
water.
To
work
this
I
start
at
tain
in
tne
Casolar
district.
A
ivr
igh
tld
and(
wllR
blasts
of
dyna-
coupie
of
months
ago
the
ground
jmlte
and
wedges,
I
break
down
the
was
examined
by
A.
G.
Langley,
Odd
Letter
Received
by
C.
N.
R.
ore
and,
with
a
wheelbarrow,
mining
engineer
of
Vancouver,
ac-Passenger
Denartment.
-
wheel
it
to
a
point
above
high
tide.
COmpanrcd
by
James
Beatty
of
As
the
tide
goes
down,
I
go
down
victoria,
with
the
result
that
an
MnMTWf.t'wA.'
'and,
as
to
tide
comes
up,
I
come
opUon
was
taken
on
the
property
t9.
tv,
mnv,
Intvk
S'P'
My
waste
dump
getS
fuU
01
by
R:
H.
Pooley
K.C.
of
Victoria
and
fSf
hl
S
lJ
nnv?W
ri
)crabs
and
sma11
deart
fiJh
aid'
associates.
Immediately
after
slgn-other
is
not
an
Unusual
occurrence,?Mt
,,f
flQVl
c
,,,
vprv
'
.
4.
,
.
.
.-v
uuu
.o.i
...n.
..v
.wws.
gwj.
MlUUJUCll.1
WCll
UttClUi
UI1U
but
the
particular
In
which
way
,,,,.
tlmp
s
have
shlDDed
,.f
Tf
route,
and
the
'
.
'
.
"
h'-h"'""
"
method
L
7
of
T
snowinp
i:
l
appreciation:
'
some
;
seven
tons
..
and
now
have
flf-
..
was
.
only
,
'
a
few
days
before
they
f0
f
,h,
r
for
-service
rendered.-does
givellf
m,!?
Cl.
struck
"n?
'?d
that
hey
color
to
the
occasion.
This
is
shown
by
the
following
letter
received
by
A.
A.
Gardiner,
assLtant
genera.1
passenger,
traffic
manager
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway,
fronv
a
patron
whose
family
was
recently
transferred
from
Toronto
to
Winnipeg;
t
.
"I
enclose
herewith
cheque
in'
payment
of
the
passenger
accommodation
for
my
fomlly.
They
all
arrived.-safe.ly
and
comprised:
"Si
children.
"One
bulldog
(in,
crate),
"One
lady
cat
(In
crate).
"One
gentleman,
bantam
(In
crate),
"Two
lady
bantams
-(in
crate).
'One
wife
Inot
In,
crate).
"The
wife
said
all
were
most
comfortable
and
appreciated
the
unfailing
kindness
and
courtesy
of
now
ready
will
run
around
$50
per
Uer
line.
Values
have
not
yet
come
ton
in
gold
and
silver.
near
comp!etl6n
of
i
modern
mill
arid
silver
districts
anywhere
on
the
continent.
Thcrp
are
a
score
or
more
of
Portland
Canal
pro
perties
which
have
shown
up
exceedingly
well
and
have
during
the
past
year
attracted
the
attention
of
representatives
of
big
capital.
Silver
ore
runnhic
up
to
1140
ounces
per
ton
is
being
shipped
by
one
prospector
operating
on
Am-
to
hand.
Placer
gold
has
been
mined
in
that
district
for
the
past
Staging-
one
of
the
most
aggrcs-
firty
J'cars-
Live
and
far-reaching
upsurges
In
mining
activity
in
recent
history
of
An
effrt
ls
bein3
made,
accord-
mining
In
the
province,
the
Port-
inB
10
P"
in"i
bmuners,
to
land
Canal
district,
which
ten
-'re
a
local
syndicate
there
to
years
ago
was
the
ieadlng
gold
and
finance
further
shipments
from
the
sliver
producing
area
in
the
pro-
Slacler
Gulch
mine
and
carry
on
vince,
as
a
whole
looks
far
and
veiopmem
oi
me
property.
Tne
way
better
today
than
at
any
time
ultimate
aim
Is
tp.instal
a
mill
at
In
the
past
ten
years
or
more.
the
mine.
A
shipment
made
from
"This
has
been
the
best
year
of
tnls
"property
some
two
years
ago
rerpnt
Mmps"
n-jrf-o
nil
u,hn
havp
i
reiurnea
over
$ioo
in
goia
alter
visited
the
camp
of
.Stewart
recently.
Optimism
which
ls
so
gen
eral
and
so
Impressive
largely
upon
.remarkable
paying
all
charges.
The
claims
were
later
bonded,
but
the
bond
1
1
-l
.
i
.
.
'
L
a
Is
bavad,
apiea
ana
ine
PrPeriy
went
uacK
ore
de-ito
tne
ownets
Wesley
Banta,
Gro-
velopments
at
the
Biz
Missouri.
ver
eiess
ana
uampoeu.
w.
hlehlv
satlsYacthrv
rtoulU
at
R.il-iG-
Norrle-Loewcnthal,
prominent
mon
Gold
where
.
large
tonnages
of
!mlnlng
engineer,
who
twenty
years
l
1
m
it
nil
unnusually
rich
ore
have
beenl"
c"ari";
ol
W1C
ollw
opened
up.
upon
the
progress
made
I
Standard
mlne
at
Hazelton,
re
in
the
construction
of
the
Big
Mls-;i:'
m,y
61Jrm
scvc
as
ai
tomi-souri
mllli
th'e-
onenlns
n
of
nrfi'thers
ln
"der
t0
examine
the
nro-
the
'f"
and
make
a
renort
covering
oiv
Lakevlew;
Dunwell,
United
Emnire
and
Humeri
other
nro-
ine
Desi
memoas
or
development.
....
r
i
perties
in
the
district:
the
unof
ficially
but
generllv
credited
re-jports
of
excellent
showings
on
properties
being
exr-lored
by
Premier
ln
the
Unuk
Vsllcy
area;
the
Prior
to
the
advent
of
snow,
the
r-on'iiidatcd
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.
has
been
rushing
equipment!
and
sunnlles
to
the
Big
Missouri'
mine.
With
every
available
truck
'at'
rklng
a
ful1
da-
the
Crawford
lng
plant
Gorgh
River
Gold
other
r
Ca
of
Stewar,t
last
wfek
Mln.
and
notable
happen-
Ings
throughout
a
region
that
to-
i
f
lf
b"shed
a
record
for
mov
ng
freight
into
the
mine
riav
ffivPS
fr
arpwtor
,
having
than
&kenJn
fHtytwo
tons
ln
twenty
ever
before
of
developing
Into
one
of
the
most
productive
of
gold,
"
i
PT.
THOMAS.
Ont..
Nov.
12!
ICP)
Story
of
the
Dionne
quln
tuplets
and
their
guardianship1
stopped
an
African
native
destroy
ing
one
of
the
babies
when
twin
children
.rvere
born,
Rev.
H.
W.
Garbutt,
Church
of
England
missionary,
told
an
,
audience
here.
Pictures
of
the
five
babies
and
I
Premier
Hepburn
helped
the
ml
encan
urePK.
mis
is,
oi
course,
,
slonarles
explain
how
Canadian
sorted
ore
but
the
values
shown,
j
people
were
zealous
to
preserve
fplus
appreciable
old
content,
;
multip'e
births.
merely
add
another
convincing
bit
'.
"
'
'
of
evidence
of
the
generous
enrich-
j
ment
of
lodes
in
tne
district.
Thei
construction
of
far
better
roads
j
throughout
the
more
important'
areas
of
the
district
has
alscy
con-
trlbuted
greatly
to
the
general
Improvement.
All
in
all.
the
outlook
for
the
Portland
Canal
region
was'
never
more
reassuring
than
It
lsl
at
the
present
time.
It
looks
like
Nortnern
British
Columbia
may
ere.
long
become
the
lode
stone
of
attraction
for
the
large,
exper
ienced
mining
companies.
:
There
is
considerable
speculation
as
to
what
may
be
the
result
of
the
recent
visit
of
a
party
of
mining'
men,
headed
by
Charles
M.
Campbell,
veteran
British
Columbia
consulting
engineer,
to
the
well
known
sulphur
and
copper
property
up
the
Ecstail
River
in
which
the
Granby
Co.
was
at
one
time
Interested.
Members
of
the
party
were
completely
silent
as
to
jthe
object
of
thtlr
visit
and
would
not
be
drawn
out.
Tnp
sulphur,
It
,1s
suggested,
might"be
used
In
con
nection
with
any
.'local
pulp
and
'paper
mill
project.
;
A
Vancouver
mining
engineer,
according
tn
rpmirf
rnnrrilnir
hrp
recently
visited
Hastings
Arm
near
Anyox
and
spent
'seyeral.days
exa-mlnlns
the
Saddle,
property
which
Hyde
Transfer
Quick
Delivery
COAL
WOOD
Chains
&
Tables
For
Rent
PHONE
580
Office
315
Second
Avenue
Shareholders
In
Movement
Near
18,000
I
ANTIGONISH,
N.S.,
Nov.
12:
(CP)
The
nearly
18,000
share-partnerships
hi
folk-ecpriomlc
Institutions
In
eastern
Nova
Scotia
are
worth
more
than
$626,000,
according
to
the
Extension
Bulletin
Issued
by
St.
Francis
Xavler
University,
father
of
the
co-operative
movement
n
this
province.
Partners
in
the
credit
unions
hemselves
number
12,000,
the
Bulletin,
says.
In
addition,
5,480;
others
are
partners
In
consumers
societies,
including
the
British-
Canadian
Co-operative
Society,
and
here
are
535
partners
In
fish
co-ip-sratlves.
"It
might
be
called
small.
It
-hould
be
small.
It
ls
for
poor
eople.
Its
growth
must
be
slow.
There
is
no
boom
psychology,
no
nflated,
prosperity
'n
co-operation.
it
undertakes
Improved
economic
induct
from
the
bottom.
Haste
vould
destroy
It.
Growth
In
good
hlngs
Is
slow
and
steady
that
It
nay
endure."
thr
Bulletin
says.
For
Bronchitis,
Coughs,
Colds
Just
a
Few
Sips
And
Like
a
Flash
Relief
H'i
different
It'i
fiitrr
In
cllon
-It't
compounded
on
tuperior,
medlctl
fact
findings.
BUCKLEY'S
MIXTURE
(trifle
actlnt)
It
the
name
of
this
amatlng
cough
and
cold
prescription
that
la
ao
pure
and
free
from
harmful
drugs
that
a
child
can
take
It
and
atop
roughing.
One
little
alp
and
the
ordinary
cough
Is
easeda
few
dnses
and
that
tough
old
hang-on
cough
Is
seldom
heard
again.
-It'a
really
wonderful
to
watch
how
speedily
hard,
lingering
colds
are
put
out
of
business.
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two
bottles
out
of
one
by
rolling
with
equal
parts
of
honey.
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love
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an
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in
a
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of
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rf
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wl,th
their
siy
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hold
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small
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any
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