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big
biscuits
in
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box
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markets
and
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or
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and
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y
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crisply
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of
them
bringing
you
a
rich
supply
of
body-replenishing
and
energy-building
elements
just
as
Nature
stores
them
in
whole
wheatl
Ready
tot
serve
with
milk
or
cream
or
fruit.
GtShredded
Wheat
from
your
grocer's
today!
THE
CANADIAN
SHREDDED
WHEAT
COMPANY,
LTD.
Niagara
FatU
Canada
MADE
IN
CANADA
-
OF
CANADIAN
WHEAT
PRESIDENT
'ft
Alnvo
in
Vpw
Fffnr
fnr
WnrlH'c
1'cace
Seen
in
Roosevelt's
Visit
to
South
America
ioveuy
veiling
liags
ri
Washington
d.c.
Nov.
26
Novelty
Jewellery
falM
',AP
when
President
Roosevelt
f!
arrives
home
from
his
voyage
on
Pick
out
your
Christmas
Gifts
ffe'the
criuser
Indianapolis
to
the
In-ancl
we
will
lay
them
aside
for
M
I
tematlonal
American
peace
con-
'ou-
M
ference
in
Buenos
Aires.
It
is
b-
killeved
he
will
have
established
a
SfiIC
$3lnew
record
-for
Presidential
travel.
DELICIOUS
SUMMIT
ICE
CREAM
In
H-Gallon
and
Gallons
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
657
PERFECTION
IN
CANNED
SALMON
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
Salmon
Canning
Company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
in
Prince
Rupert.
Knobkerried
Detective
JOHANNESBURG,
Nov.
26:
Mistaken
by
a
native
constable
for
a
burglar
PlalnclQthesman
F.
N.
Alberts
was
knocked
out
by
the
constable's
knobkerrie,
hand-
cuffed
and
Jailed
before
he
was
recognized.
iiiv
n
ejiueui
jucuue
jus
in
si,
official
goodwill
visit
to
a
foreign
rrountry
last
summer
when
he
went
to
Quebec
to
meet
Lord
Tweedsmulr,
governor-general
of
Canada
and
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
King.
He
then
told
the
Canadian
people
'that
"frank
deal-
"jig,
co-operation
and
a
spirit
of
give
and
take
between
nations
is
mare
important
than
ever
before"
irr
solving
world
problems.
Carrying
the
prestige
of
a
tre
mendous
popular
triumph
at
th?
polls,
Uncle
Sam's
No.
1
travelling
salesman
will
present
In
person
nis
"good
neighbor"
doctrine
at
Jtis
Buenos
Aires
peace
and
tradj
conference,;
which
opens
December
1.
Some
observers
view
the
vUlt
as
possibly
the
first
move
in
n
pectacular
Rooseveltlan
effort
to
promote'
amity
among
the
great
lowers
of
the
world.
Whl!e
statistics'
of
the
mileage
covered
by
jthe
chief
executives
are
not
complete
it
was
figured
ecently
that
Mr.
Roosevelt's
total
before
starting
the
lone
Soutn
Mnerlsah
voyage
was
about
63.-
000
as
compared
with
some,
65,000
ror
Jolly
William
Howard
Taft
md
from
55,000
to
60,000
for
strenuous
Teddy
Roosevelt.
Indefatigable
Travelller
Franklin
Roosevelt
is
an
tnde-.
fatlgable
traveller
by
train
and
xuiomoblle
hut
it
is
on
the
sea
he
has
t
loved
since
boyhood
thane
really
shines
as
the-
greatest
"residential
voyagar
of
all
time
While
he
has
covered
many
thousands
of
miles
In
campaign
swings.
drought
and
food
region
tours,
hfc
Tiajor
mileage
has
been
piled
up
n
water
voyages
taken
mainly
'or
rest
and
recreation.
Longest
of
these
were
his
trips
'o
Hawaii
and
through
the
Pana-na
canal
In
the
summer
of
1934,
and
from
Los
Ange&es
to
Chiirles-
n,
S.C.,
by
way
of
the
canal
in
the
fall
of
1935.
Others
are
his
Timmer
vacation
cruises
in
the.
N'orth
Atlantic,
winter
fishing
aunts
to
southern
waters
and
week-end
trips
down
Chesapeake
Bay.
In
going
to
South
America
now,
Mr.
Roosevelt
shatters
a
cherished
10-ycac
tradition-that
of
havlnn
Thanksgiving
(Nov.
26)
dinner
with
'-he
crippled
children
at
Warm
Springs.
For
a
deiade:
he
has
carved
the
turkey
annually
for
youngsters
undergoing
treatmenalvthe
Georgia
resort.Hpwevsr,
he,-
may
visit
Warm
Springs
n
a
few
days
on
his
way
back
to
Washington.
'
'
Coyotes
Ravage
Stock
in
Nevada
ELKO,
Nev.,
Nov.
26:
(CP)
Coyotes
are
multinlvlne
and
he.
coming
so
bold
that
stockmen
THE
DAILY
TEW&
Thursday,
November
26,
1035
IS
PRIDE
OF
VANCOUVER
Imposing
Modern
12-Storey
City
Hall
Far
Cry
From
Tent
Of
Fifty
Years
Aro
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
26:
(CP)
The
12-storey
steel
and
concrete
structure
is
a
far
,
cry
from
the
tiny
tent
where
fjrst
council
session
were
held),
lifter
the
newly-incorporated
city
Vfes
almost
completely
destroyed
by
fire
In
1886.
The
city'
hall
was
burned
and
its
charred
timbers
were,
still
smoul
dering
when
the
tent
was
set
up,
Worried
by
Pimples
And
Eczema
Complexion
Unblemished
After
Six
Weeks
of
Kruschen
"For
the
past
two
years,"
writes
a
woman,
"rriy
face
was
covered
with
hart!
nlmriles
and
red
blotches,
Vancouver's
perambulating
.P-Vfe"-.
hatf'eczema'
ori
rtry-tieck
council
which
has
conducted,
busl-
L
M.arms.
I
tried
lotions.
!ne5s.
n
?.
Pj?Pe.i
Jereams
and
ointments;
without
th6
11886,
toaay
prepares
to
.move
mioi
efect
r
was
M4Woirled,
.permanent
offices.
The
seventh
Fortunately
i
decided
to
give
.city
hall,
costing
$1,500,000
and
Kruschen
a
jrial(
and
without
any
financed
through
sale
of
"Day
exaggeration,
within
six
weeks
my
j
bonds,"
will
be
opened
December
4.
face
ftthout
a
blemish,
and
I
have
not
had
a
sign
of
eczema
since.
I.
take
Kruschen
regularly
1
every
morning,
and
would
not
be'
without
U-i(Mrs.)
JlA.
i
ruupica
auu
cinema
ait
quently
due
to
impurities
in
the
blood
Irritant
poisons
which
sluggish
body
organs
are
failing
to
expel
from
the
system.
Kruschen
The
canvas
"council
hall"
later
Salte
hel
the
to
keep
body
organs
'
gave
way
to
temporary
woodenincUonirig-
norraUy
and
health-quarters.
lly
preventing
the
accumula-
There
Is
between
one
comparison
Uon
of
lmpurltIe&-
in
the
blood,
the
first
"permanent"
hall
and
the,
new
one.
Financial
difficulties
delayed
occupation
of
both.
The
"permanent"
hall
of
1886
cost
only
$1280
but
civic
finances
were
so
scanty
that
F.
Vv.
Sentell,
contractor,
refused
to
hand
over
the
key?
until
it
was
paid
In
full.
For
two
weeks
aldermen
were
unable
to
move
in
and
later,
when
the
$1280
had
been
paid,
they
stood
up
at.meetlngs
because
there
was
no
money
to
purchase
furniture.
Today
the
old
walls
still
stand,
housing
the
variegated
stock
of
a
Junk
company.
Occupation
Delayed
Occupation
of
Vancouver's
1936
hall
was
delayed
before
construe-,
tion
started.
Legal
entanglements.
PICTURE
WORTH
2
FREE
A
handsome
gravure
photograph
of
II.M.
Kinj
Edward
VIII
i
s
waiting
for
you
at
yourdruggist'a
a
picture
every
home
will
proudly
frame.
Free
with
the
purchaae
of
a
bottle
of
Kruschen
Salts.
Supply
limited
get
yours
now.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
I
'
Royal
!
J.
E.
Hilditch,
Frances
Lake;
E.
M,
Atkinson,
Mbntreal;
J.
F.
.Blanchard,
F
E.
Baker,
Sam
Pal
mer,
Brunton
Sprague,
Alex
Hold-
en
and'
Lloyd
Jarman,
ScatUe;
T
S.
Umpleby,.
Vancouver.
Prince
Rupert
Zl?
-d
II
J,
Oodley,
Vancouver;
R.
R.
r"'
T'
,
"
-
Nlcho
Winnipeg;
Qeorge
B.
Ball,
bearing
low
interest,
held
up
work
Tetoph;
Creek;
w
after
decision
to
build
had
been
M(V
nrkw
ni
Cal.;
j-..
h
icacueu.
When
the
1886
building
was
abandoned
the
council
moved
to
a
Blake.
Victoria.
Central
J.
A.
Bradford.
C2T.R.;
red-brick
market
place
and
civic
Barbour,
Big
Missouri,
R.
C.
omciais
tooK
possession
of
the
vegLbier
fr
CattIe"
PU'ltry
and
Buried
With
Flasks
For
30
vears
the
hall
was
suffi-'
COLOGNE,
Nov.
26.
(CP)-A
cient
for
Vancouver's
needs
but
in.German
scientific
party,
has
dis-
1929
Point
Grey
anc?
Vancouver
,
closea
a
Roman
cemetery
of
the
rurth
century
here,
with
human
were
amalgamated
with,
the
city
and
the
civic
centre
was
moved
to'dust
and
8blets
and
flasks
with
an
office
building.
The
new
structure
is
located
at
Fairview,
a
residential
district,
after
years
of
argument
over
choice
of
location.
It
overlooks
the
busi
ness
section,
harbor
and
moun
tains
to
the.
north.
Exodus
from
present
offices
has
already
started
and
after
Decem
ber
1
business
will
be
handled
altogether
from
the
new
building.
But
Mayor
G.
G.
McGeer,
mov
ing
spirit
in
the
campaign
for
the
structure,
will
scarcely
use
it.
The
mayoral
election
will
be
held
December
9
and
Mr.
McGeer
has
an
nounced
he
will
not
seek
re-elec
tion.
Odd
Subject
For
Thoughtful
Talk
K.
M.
Winslow
Speaker
at
Weekly
Luncheon
of
Gyro,
Yesterday
Moralizing
on
the
significance
of
the
commonplace
expression
"Yes
Sir,"
R.
M.
Winslow,
assistant
gen;
eral
manager
of
the
Canadian-Flsh
Si
Cold
Storage
Co:,
gave
a
thoughtful
and
informal
talk,,be-fore
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
at
its.
regular
weekly
luncheon.
yes-,
terday
afternoon.
Mr.
'
Winslow
-spoke
of
Industry
and
organization,
alluding
to
how
it
wasthe.
duty
of
one
person
who
did
the
planning
of
the
project
to
give,
the
orders
and
of
others
to
execute
the
work
in
carrying
out
the
undertaking.
The
one
who
gave
trie
order
must
consider
whether
there
was
the
time,
the
ability
and
the
equipment
to
carry.lt.
buj,.'
Thi;t5ife
who
received
the
order
must,
have
the
ability
and
the
confidence
that
his
act
was
in
useful
conformity
with
a
properly
conceived
nlan.
The
Importance
of
cooperation
was
alluded
to
by
the
speaker
who
referred
to
the
attributes
'
of
wisdom,
strength
and'
beauty
In
a
broad
sense
in
the
designn'rcar-rying
out
of
undertakings.
''The-phrase
"Yessirlfoften
implicdfa
good
deal
more
than
one
might
think.
Dr.
R.
O.
Large,
president
of
ihe
;club,
was
'in
the
chair
arid
guests
and
sheep
raisers
are
organizing,
included
Dr.
A.
S.
Lamh
n(:VoM!,
2;".n.na'.lon
program,
ver:
,
,
,
them.
f
TT3-FSS
Fourth
Street
perfect
fit
is
hand-cut
and
tailored
to
your
P.
CRAVETTO-
LIMITED
Phone:
llluc
118
For
men
who
look
for
cuHora-Uilored
evening
wear
at
low
lrice,.Tip
Top
Tailors
lwy
the
answer
...crfe(
style
iu
faiiliion's
latekt
d.icUtrs
..
.fabrics
of
selected
quality
...
workmanship
of
one
high,
unchanging
standard
are
in
every
Tip
Top
garment.
From
your
21
individual
measurements.
f
own
prrionauty
wuether
you
imihtiicted
choici
choose
tuxedo
or
tails.
of
ssitish
hoouni
Discriminating
men
believe
in
the'
value
of
correct
evening
wear,
will
find
Tin
Top'
one
standard
price
is
all
they
nerd
pay
for
cuttoin-Uilired
formal
correctness.
TillOllltO
VOUI
MlAHtt
TIP
TOP
TAILOES
CHURCH
NOTICES
SALVATION
ARMY
Civic
Welcome
to
Commissioner
and
Mrs.
McMillan
at
the
Citadsl,
Friday,
8
p.m.
Women's
meeting
conducted
by
Mrs.
.Commissioner
McMillan,
.Baptist
Church,
Friday
afternoon,
3
o'clock.
Public
meeting
in
Citadel
led
by
Commissioner
and
Mrs,
McMillan,
Saturday.,8
p.m.
Meeting
in
Citadel,
Sunday.
7:30
pin.
Mr.
P.
II.
Llnzey
In
charge
of
service.
Guest
soloists:
Mrs.
P.
H.
LLizey
and
Mast-
ter
David
Jones.
lilli
lYC
Little
Ladies
'
Im'-lM
aml
How
Th
Growl
MS)
n
X
sflMHsM'
T'WO
years
aco
the
lovelv
Dionne
Ouin-
J-
tuplets
received
their
first
Carnation
Milk.
Today,
what
changes!
Then
their
combined
weight
was
fifty-four
pounds
now
it
is
over
127
pounds.
Then
they
could
not
ev'cn
creep
now
they
romp
about
their
playground.
Two
critical
years
safely
behind
them
but
they
still
get
their
Irradiated
Carnation
Milk!
Everywhere
there
are
other
healthy,
sturdy
babies
who
are
being
brought
up
on
Carnation,
Doctors
have
found
that
there
is
no
milk
more
satisfactory.
Carnation
is
pure,
nourishing,
super-digestible.
It
is
irradiated,
adding
valuable
bone-building
"sunshine."
vitamin
D
to
the
diet.
,
,
,
And
it
is
just
as
fine
for
cooking
and
creaming
as
it
is
for
babies
and
children.
Qarnation
MlLK
'f
ROM
CONTENTED
COWS"