PAGE
FOUR
SNOW
AT
SMITHERS
BRA
Phone
'Gren
421
that
time
and
this
Ls
the
first
fall
of
the
season
so
far
as
Smithers
Is
concerned.
It
look?
as
though
it
might
stay
unless
theiweather
gets
mild
enough
to
Uke
it
all
away
,
again.
.Ground
Cawed
'With
Several
Hunters
'Who
have
been
waiting
Ineht-ifall
'Ploughing
'for
now
So
that
they
can
more
Well
in
tland
i
easily
track
moose
and
deer
-will
'
'welcome
the
sowfall
as
will
the
SMITHERS.
Oct
30:
the
long,y0unger
generation
who
derive
so
spell
of
exceptionally
fine
falijTOUcri
pleasure
from
the
use
of
weather
that-
haa
pre
vailed
their
sleds
but
to
the
great
ma-throughout
this
'district
for
the!j0rlty
It
means
getting
out
the
old
past
month
came
to
an
endhere;snow
shovel
for
several
months
of
Thursday
night
and
local
people
,
intermittent
but
none
too
easy
awoke
yesterday
morning
to
look.
work
in
keeping
sidewalks
cleared.
out
upon
a
ground
white
-with
I
Most
.of
the
farmers
throughout
snow
'wTilch
was
still
falling
heav-
,the
valley
are
well
along
with
their
ily.
Several
Inches
of
snow;
covered
,
fall
pl&oghing
which
will
give
them
the
ground
and
the
Indications;
an
early
start
on
next
season's
were
that
there
would
be
consld-'work
and
certainly
none
of
them
erably
more
befpre
it
was
through,
can
complain
that
they
have
not
While
there
was
snowfall
in
parts
had
a
spell
of
weather
which
gave
of
the
district
about
a
month
ago
them
every
opportunity
to
get
there
was
none
fell
in
the
town
at
ready
for
the
winter.
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FOR
ONE
FULL-SIZEfJ
PACKAGE
OF
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Avenue
.
AIRPLANES
ONLY
MODERN
fire.
FEATURE
OF
SPAIN'S
(Continued
irom
Pane
1
fael;
Twith
the
tall
.
buildings
of
.
Aged
Munitions
The
Insurgent
-battleship
Es-
time.
However,
a
Spanish
Army
may
come
out
of
the
present
con
flict
that
will
be
a
force
to
be
reckoned
with
In
international
affairs,
Insurgents
assert.
With
proper
guidance,
they
say
Spain
may
be
able
In
a
few
year
to
put
at
least
2.000,000
men
Into
battle,
most
of
whom
will
hav
had
some
form
of
military
train
lng.
At
least
500,000
now
wear
'the,
uruiorms
of
fascists
or
Carlist
tanu-Bourbon
monarchists)
In
territory
the
nationalists,
or
In
surgents,
nave
occupied.
Mary
nave
had
little
training,
but
they
provide
a
nucleus
for
military
de-
JONES
Family
Market
PHONE
957
LAMB
&,
MUTTON
Legs
of
Mutton
per
lb
j.
Loin,
of
Mutton
per
lbr::fc;
Shoulder
of
Mutton
4
lbs
Prime
Rib
Roll
per
lb
-..-
Rump
Roast
per
lb
w-HARBIN
IS
DULL
NOW
Madrid
plainly
visible
on
the
sky-,
c
,
line.
A
young
lieutenant
borrowed
;
VR.it
Gate
'
i
my
field
glasses
to
correct
the!
'
,
'
I
fire
of
his
battery
of
I55's.
It
"vas,
Rl'
t
;
net
ir-1
the
first
pair
he'd
ever
used
-Pre-.
J?
vious
practice
had
been
to
shift
'-
u.
once,
the
late
Will
Hdgers
de-
19dJ.lthe
gayest
and
most
reck-Mntt
munitions
manufactured
In
)Jst.
cities
the
world.
f
th.
.h.tt.
f,nH
n
.v.lless
in
plode,
to
the
consternation
of
rebel
leaders
who
declared
thev
had
purchased
the
shells
from
an
English
firm
-as
"g-uarantes.1
?oods."At
Irun,
this
correspondent
accompanied
a
young
French
leserve
off::er
on
a
survey
of
government
-
positions.
The
officer
ldvlsad
barbed
wire
to
protect
a
farmhouse
from
rebel
assaults.
When
he
returned
the
next
day
the
barbed
wire
had
been
strung
tahind
the
farmhouse.
One
of
the
chief
reasons
for
the
loss
of
Irun
by
the
Popular
Front
was
the
Insistence
of
the
anarch-1
U-s
that
they
be
permitted
to
leave
the
lines
to
go
home
fcr
lunch.
General
Francisco
Franc-j
and
General
Emllio
Mola
planned
their
insurgent
campaign
on
road
maps,
distributed
free
to
Spanish
tourists
by
a
French
tire
An
Associated
Press
correspond
ent
watched
an
Inrurgent
six-Inch
gun
hammer
away
at
a
farmhouse
less
than
one
mile
away.
It
took
11
shots
to
hit
the
farmhouse
and
six
more
to
hit
it
a
second
clared
this
Manchurlan
town,
situated
at
the,
crossroads
of
the
world,
where
the
east
exchanges
drinks
with
the
Test,
was
one
cf
Biit
Harbin
has
lost
Its
reputa
tion
as
the
"city
of
love,
life
and
laughter."
and
has
"become
almost
a
city
of
sighs
and
tears.
Gone
are
Its
gaiety,
Its
beautiful
girls,
.
Its
carefree
Jovial
spjirlt.
j
Populated
in
the
old
days
by;
gener6us,
Jovial,
Joy-loving
Rus-J
slans
and
smlling.'joss-plgeon
Chinese,
Harbin
'was
regarded
as
a
sort
of
international
roadhouse,
where
all
the
world's
races,
le-gardless
of
color,
caste
or
nation-J
allty,
could
hang
up
their
hats.i
banish
their
cares,
refresh
them-'
selves,
gamble,
drink,
dine,
or
flitt
with
the
lovely
Russian
girls,
whoj
gave
Hal
bin
"much
of
Its
glam6r
and
lure.
'
Today
all
this
is
changed.
Many
of
the
30,000-odd
Russians
who
still
remain
here
say
they
have
wretched
existence
under
the
Japanese
regime.
Their
only
other
choice
ls
to
return
to
Soviet
Russia,
where
they
fear
their
lot
under
the
Bolshevists
might
be
worse.
With
the
sale
of
the
Chinese
Eastern
Railway
by
Soviet
Russia'
to
Japan,
the
chief
source
of
revenue
to
Harbin
ceased.
That
railroad
employed
nearly
25,000
Russians
in
'Harbin
alone.
Thrv
furnished
,not
ony
most
of
the
city's
trade,
but
much
of
its
pros
perity
and
gaiety.
Almost
all
these
Russians,
unable
to
make
a
living
under
the
Japanese
regime,
have
returned,
to
Russia.
The
30,000
Russians
who
re
main,
mostly
"whites,"
are
too
impoverished
to
support
themselves.
With
Manchuria's
former
"open;
door"
closed
forever,
for-
pigners
no
longer
come
here.
The
Japanese
themselves
are
too
bent
on
making
mM
Manchoukuo
a
political
velonment
with
,,a
r,ir
,
Under
a
military
regime,
such
aS
Spain
may
have
If
the.
natlena'
h2tuhiil
reve
,
1'nH
I
,
i
f,St
and
Ca,Ust
erop,
used
,,
5
S.STS'
"
reserves..
I
-i-i
....
uiris.
iiara
nil
POUND
IN
MONTREAL
,
S..
-XL1
MONTREAL,
Oct.
30:
(CP)-The
X,.""
I"
!
HHHfJL.
-orld
ove7
,ene
..v
ca.
cuuHjc
oeauty.
in
rdrmer
days
Harbin
was
market
yesterday.
a
eat
cwinr.hnn.
nr
and
girl
refugees
fleeing
from
soviet
Russia
into
china.
Among
them
were
princesses,
countessej,
baronesses
and
other
members
of
the
oldHusslan
nobility
and
aristocracy,
seeking
to
make
n,ew
lives
ror
tnemselves.
Jjeft
'without
employment
by
the
abandoned
cabarets,
restaurants
PHONE
931
a"d
dance-halls,
these
girls
have
gradually
scattered
to
other
parts
Snecials
01
Orient,
particularly
to
-o-t
-
oiiu
,
viiriiu,
where
they
pursue
a
rather
Dre-
1
ftl
c?Hous
existence
.
en'tertalnipg
the
XOV
officers
and
sailors
of.-
Asiatic
-1
tit
hen
they
come
to
these
'XDV
ports
.
....
ii
-iffe.
ff
i,y
The
more
'fortunate
ones
have
OUt.
landed
husbands
amone
these
sail
fVB
'Til
wh('u
U
Legs
of
Lamb-
95i
'
y
n
wouna
Up
,n
iK
mux
onccws,
wnnoui
a
country.
Boned
and
Rolled
Shoulder
OA
-;
wuwui
money,
no
.,u
country
Vants
to
receive
them.
1
tin
o!
Pea.
,,;
I..
I
"
vjf
AO
1UOI.
1I1C1
Willi
in
YEAI'
P5
visitors
can
onlv
dream
of
th
Boned
and
Rolled
Shoulder
C
A
p
days
vhen
Harbin
was
the
centre
Voot
A
"lKo
WWlhf
.twin,
-
vu.,
i
.o
i
.v.wj,
luinance
ana
recrpn
Leg
of
Veair-
7CSi
tlon-:
Tho
beggars
that
haunt
the
6
lbs.
.LC....:.
Shoulder.
of.
Veal
's
lbs.
Stew
Veal,'
2
lbs.
&
1
tin
Peas
BEEF
streets,
tho
I
'
viuukv
aiuira.
mp
.
-
'
i
CAp
thousands
of
Russians
without,
tlV
work,
are
evidences
of
the
chanael
-a
1
.:
1
aw
.
9fS
me
aty,
which
was
once
Asia
playground.
15C
SPrtlNO
COULEE,
Alta..
Oct
No:
(CP)-vislt6rs
detour
wheri
SPJ
approaching
th
farm
hom
nf
TRoa
,.
Opl
pa
cumb
per
id.
resemblo
tniu.
:;tti
i
i..
,
tuv
ibuuov
Klin
SDCCLM
flno
an
-
6
lbs
Ilri
length
and
is
colled
to
pre-
PQKK
rent
a
perfect
likeness.
Legs
of
Pork
QQa
per
lb.
RAT
ROUTS
SNAKE
Loin
of
Pork
$2C
QOa
POAyELL
RlVER
Oct.
30:
(CP
per
lb.
AA-rThe
tall
end
of
what
would
Shoulder
of
Pork
per
lb.
RlHo
nf
Dnrk
iQt
have
been
a
meal
,
for
the
rat
.was!
AOV
au
me
snake
left
him.
A
battld
between
the
two
tnded
when
the
w.mw
V
AU1
Ik
i
I
0
I
.
---w
v'.."
...aw..
er
lb.
Mup-.
H'
"IWjM-iway,
leaving
a
17"
t?
uiii
in
viic
iau
Kitsclas
Native
MADE.IN-CANADA
Brotherhood
Is
Active
Just
Now
g
KITSELAS,
Oct.
30:
The
Kit-
selas
branch
of
the
Native
Bro-
i
therhood
of
British
Columbia
ha?
elected
officers
as
follows:
Pre$l-j"
dent,
M.
G.
McKay;
secretary.
Ar-ijj
thur
Bolton;
treasurer,
Silas,
Brown;
treasurer.
Kenneth
Cecil,
CHAPPED
SKIM
Wut.Mlnird'i
with
ea-Kalf
i
of
rr..m.
Apply'
nc
aij.
i
or
rm
But
m
ib
Linimcal
(mlw
tad
'
uuLlmed.
Vsry
hsallnejt
PERFECTION
IN
CANNED
SALMON
""G'tiLD
SEAL
Fancy
'
Red
Sockeye,
i
mm
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
Salmon
Canning
Company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert.
C
O
A
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TO
'PLEASE
EVERYBODY
'Satisfaction
Guaranteed
FAMOUS
EOSON
ALBERTA
COAL
UULKLEY
VALLEY
COAL
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FEED
COMPANY
PHONE:
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and
558
'3
Ipi
hi
:htm'i
Mies
Mitt
i
'
I
i
rt"t
i
t'f't
'
kt
id
nut
to
As
a
TiAnr
lie
was
raUcd
onlkmnrN's
St.
ChAhijm,
the
better
IrfadlaU-d
Kvaporated-
Milk.
Now,
'as
a
nwult,
lie
U
Krowiiiu
into
sturdy
tfiilillKMNl.
And
his.
whole
life
will
mirror
thone
early
steady
gams
he
made
on
this
fine
pure
milk.
Thero
arelnany
reasons
why
so
many
thousands
of
bottle-ftfl
babies
are
thriving
on
Sr.
(Jharlm.'
Muxt
imtortant
it
is
pimply
tlio
finest
luro
fresh
country-milk,
evaporated
and
homogenized
to
make
it
more
digestible.
And
the
exixsrit'iuttl
earo
which
Horiikn
rxereises
from
dairy
farm
to
the
tin
you
buy,
is
your
assurance
that
St.
Chari.m
quality
is
never
surpasHt-d.
Eirry
'drop'
ot
lUjuuks's
ST.'OlARi,l'-is,irr;fiHMl
for
extra
Huashino
Vitamin
1),
which
helps
build
straight
limU,
sound
teeth,
'n
strong
Imrk'ntnl
resistance
fa
rhllclhofd
.
This'
makes"
Sr.
CitARr.Kw
lW
last'VonT
b
irnMertj
nourwh-ment
for.yofir
bahy
.
.
.
ami"
for
the
rest
of
the
family,
too.
Ask
your
Doctor
for
advice'on
feeding
your
biby.
Oil
Heaters
Now
is
the
time
to
prepare1
for
the
-winter,
be
warm
and
coo-fbrtable,
buy
a
neVir
type
-qUAKEK
IlKATEIf
innde
in
sizes
to
suit
all
requirements.
NO
VlCKS,
np
moving
parts,
cheap
to
vjjciul
ana
me
mosi
moaern
ana
Deainiiuuy
cesignea
uetw.
Wq:rtre
also
"agents
'for
the
"AETN'A-
tU
ilealers
and
Marine
8tdve
B-irners.
We
can
suit
any
demand,
let
us
give
you
'a
demonstration
of
the
"QUAKER.
ti
I
Ward
Electric
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Supply
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y
Cow
i!Bay,
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Vap.;ouver,
Monday
am.
If
convenient
pleasr,
purchase
tickets
at
office.
Further
information
regarding
Reservations
and
tickets
from
A.
W.
NEWMAN,
Prince
Rupert
Agent,
'Third
Ave.
rhone
561
LAMPS!
,
-
(1W
A
wjl
,
t
We
are
now
dlsplajinR
a
large
selection
of
beautiful,
'modern
LAMPS.
win
oe
weirpieasea
wnn
w..
bridge
A
Our
stock
comprises
floor
lamps.
lamps,
table
lamps,
radio
lamps
na
lamps
In
a
large
'vdrlety
of
t
styles.
We
also
have
a.
fine
selecw
shades.
Drop
in
and
Inspect
them-
A
suggestion:
A
small
deposit
wi"
arty
of
these
lamps'tfir
ChrMm"
so
desire.
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